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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-03
Mean temperature.....
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Nrw York. August 2.-0raDgors dis
played their Old.'ime activity al the STOCK
EXcLaLge day, and Are materially hlsher
tonight. Tie buy ing Of these sto5hs IS
generally attributed to influential New
York parties. and by some 10 Chicago
Iarty oi5 yn,a. Northern Pacific also nd
Nanced on the belief that Congress would
DO nothing IN the forfeiture bills. Room,
traders to-day were ranged on IA" bull
side ard considerable short stock was pur-
thased during tie day, which materially
helped the advance. ITO hFti prices.
though irregular. were I'm majority of
css,S 10 = higher sS'ein l., ~, mon 9n WE,
=. Trading was quiet for Tho mast few
minutes, but bug Ing IN Union Facihc
On Rlss reports OF the absorption
OF Oregon Navigation stimulated ira
ding over tie Whole list, and an active
and strorg market followed gutll noon. The
market then became quiet and prices con-
luutd about steady unlI the last nonF,
when another slight advance occurred. Inc
market closed strong. with everything on
theactlvs ilst except Western Union higher,
and ~. Paul and Michigan Central each up
n, and o,her stocks fractional amounts.
sales. 23g. 900 shares.
Noon StJc8s active and strong. Money,
l4a2il per cent. Exchange-Long, --;
short. 49,. Governments dull.
ETeuffg.--EXChange 45I3i. Money, 2af
per cent. Sub-Iressury Dalances-ttoid
s2le,l56. 600: currency S22,sl6,000. Gov
cent? Toe. hid. state bonds dun.
AlRbRma--Cissg A, To 3.-.....................lo3
y. So gnal-......-tO ld) lOo
Georgia odd lO2H
Georgia 5's. mOrtgage.~................... lO2
North CatOllnG consOl Js.................... 1904
North Carolina 4's-...,,....-..."."..(bld) "
South Carolina Brown con................iO1sy
IenncAhte 5........ ''.'.''''
tDklilt .
Virginia %
Chesapeake and onto.
Chicago and Northwestern. ..............,.
Chicago snd Northwestern preferred.-l4O1s
East TenBeEsee Railroad..............-..... 80.
Lake o. -
Louisville and asnyiile.-.................. 4o96
Memphis and tharleSton-.................. 50
Mobile aud Oh Is
Nashville and Chattanooga. 3gI
New orleans Pacific lst mortgage-...... 754
New YORK IeDl!al ,...'.'.''s'''lll
Norfolk and Western preferred ............ a..
Northern ............................. 2stf
Northern Pacific preierTed-..""............. g.
Pacific Nal. 81.
Eealing zoe
Richmond and Allegheny .............".
Richmond and lib
Richmond and West Point Terminal" 3l's
BOOK .........'..".'-ls
OL. gtI1
81. Paul preferred
IeAa5 10 :
IBNn hclIic.. W .
Wabash Pacific preterret...............o.... 80.
western Union o'ts
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING
~ NEATLY DONH
Ct the
pIBrAfCn rKINrNQrHoUo9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-03

COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet.
quotations.
Go0D MIDpLIsa.-sJsc.
NIgnYrNG.-s' C.
Low MIpDIINs --Qr
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Tie WeatEer in Richmond yesteraGy

uaS clear aud rarn', J0il0ped by coo5sr
uedther az night.
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pEAyur MARKER.

IhSpOINtU IUI IhV DI'PtVN"'f
NoaroLK, August 2. - Market quiet Primo.
she; fancy, &c. common. la2c.: shelled, "a
axe: factory hand picked. slsaos,. re-
ports from the Peninsula state that peanuts
in the highlands OF York county are look.
ing Inc. but those OF the lowla nds are prae.
tically lost. The crop will be about 20 per
cent. below the average.
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SOME PARTICrLARs.

A gentleman from Western North
Carolina said to-day that DR.. Mott, the
Republican leader, was expected
TO whistle aud bring up enough votes,
added 10 Iinney's Democratic neigh
bors, to secure the latter'S election.
Colonel Cowlcs said to me this morn
ing " Whoever shall receive the nomi-
nation, the true and regular Democracy
will be successful in the election. /
have done my duty here, and | leave
the question Of nomination in the hands
Of the people"
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

For best water color painting by
amateurs-1st 50, ID /.
For best oil painting of figures by
professionals-lst So, ID 2
For best oil painting OF figures by
amateurs-lst 81, ID l.
For best oil painting of natural
scenery-1st IS, 2d3
For best oil painting of fruit by pro
fessionals-lst 81, 81 =.
For best oil painting Of fruit by
amateurs-1St 50, 2i2,
For best hand cray on portrait-1st
So 2l /.
For best specimen of map drawing
by pupil If common scho0l-1st 81, 81
so
For best specimen Of pencil or cray
on drawing by pupil Of common school
list 81, "a 80.
For best specimen of painting upon
silk-lst 50, 2t1.
For best specimen Of painting upon
satin--lst S3, PAL.
For best specimen Of painting upon
plush or Velvet-lst So, 2il.
FOR best specimen Of paintiog upon
/ felting-1st ~. PHI.
For best specimen of painting upon
china (ireO list 81 Ill.
For best specimen Of painting upon
Wood-lst a., 2d1.
For best specimen of repousse Cham
mered brass s., 2iI
For best sfecinen Of bronze portraits
list -, 2l1.
FOR bes5 specimen Of insects ST.,
ri So
For best erayon finished photo por-
tgait-lst 81, "a !.
For best water color finished photo
portraiC-lst 81, 2!l
For best exhibition by photographer
of photographs OF his own production
Silver Medal.
Second-Diploma,
For best specimen business penman-
ship diploma.
For best specimen ornamental pen
manship-Diploma,
For best specimen pen ana ink draw
| ing-Diploma.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

Best pair two years old and under
three: lst IS, 81 s.
Best 9air. one year old AMI under
two: 1st S.. 2i3.
Best pair steer calves 1st 50, I'd 2
The Committee will demand such
tests of oxen and steers under their
control as they may deem proper.
Best pair of oxen regardless of color
or discipline: lst $40, 81 ).
DIVISION Is. GRAND TRIAL OF
PULLING OXEN.
For all oxen #. in. and over: 1st
S25. % Is. 81 10
For all oxen over 7ft and under
7l2: 1t S25 % Is, 81 10
For a ! oxen 6 , il. and upcer Z
1st S20 81 II third s.
For al oxen under 6 f.. 1st SIS
23 10. 81 5.
FIR all steers three years old and
under four: lst $40, I'd Z, 3i3.
An entrance fee of ten per cent. will
be charged on pulling oxen and steers
five II enter and three to start.
Enuance fee must be paid at the
Sc retarys Office one hour before
starting.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
Agricultural Department.
SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPART.
MENT, Z. W. MURCH


DIVISION &c. GRAINS AND SEEDS
Ra sed in New England and Mari
time Provinces by exhibitors.
All articles exhibited for pr.z IS in
this department must be on the tables
by Il O'Clock NJ. Oh Tuesday, August
31st
The c. mmittee will meet at II
o'clock on Wednesday morning, Sep
TENDER LIST, or sooner if they choose,
to determine the awards.
T. is department., excepting divisions
80 and 80 which are to be exhibited at
City Hall, is to be exhibited at the Elk,
hibition Building at the Park.
Best trace of II rowed corn of not
less han twenty five ears: 1st S., 81
Best trace S-rowed corn not less than
twenty five cars: LIST 50, I'd 2.
Best trace of pop corn not less than
twenty five ears: 1st 81, "a
Best peck spring wheat: 1st 50, ID
Best peck winter wheat: LIST 50, "a
Best peck oats: LIST 81, ID so.
Best peck barley: 1st 81, I'd so.
Best peck buckwheat: 1st 81. I'd 80
Best peck rye: 1st 81, I'd 80.
Best peck red clover seed: Isl 50,
I'd l.
Best peck timothy grass seed: 1st
So. Pill
Best peck red-top seed: 1st 81, I'd l.
Best peck field beans: 1st So. FL.
Best peck field peas: LIST 80, I'd l.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

Exhibitors in this department will
report at the office of the Superinten-
| dent at s o'clock each morning for IN
| structionS.
In testing the speed of horses. each
animal fGUr years Old and over. is to
90 TO carrirge to weigh. including
| driver. not less than three hundred
| pounds At starting. Ia making the
awards in this class, the general good
| qualities. such as style, action, cnnsti-
| tuition End enduring properties. as we'll
as the speed of the animal, are to be
! taken into consideration.
Exhibitors Of horses are required to
| put their rames and the names of their
| horses, over the doors of the stalls
! they occupy, in letters not less than
three inches long Also to keep the
| doors Of their stalls open rem 9 to II
each day, weather permitting.
! As horses possessing no merit what
eve, and not worthy of exhibition,
have in som" cases been entered merely
in order to secure stabling at the ex
| pense OF the Society, the Superinten-
dent OF this department .s empowered
! when any cases Of this kind are re-
| ported, to order the auimals. so entered,
of The grounds
DIVISION 26. STATIONS FOR
STOCK PURPOSES
Best trtttipg stock stallion: lst $40.
81 - 81 10.
DIVISION y.
Best stallion for IA sing gentlemen's
driving horses: lst $40, I'd 25, 81 10
DIVISION IS
Best stallion for raising horses for
draft or agricultural purposes. four
! Years old and over: lst $40, 2d %, Sd
| 10.
Best stallion three years old: 1st S25.
/ Is, Sd 10
Best stallion two years old: 1st $40,
ID y 3lS.
Best stallion one year old: 1st SIS,
"a 10, Sd 5.
DIVISION 30.
Best trotting stock stallion, four
years old: lst S25, , 10. Sd S.
Best stallion three years I'D LIST $40,
"a Is, Sd s.
Best stallion, two years old: 1st SIS,
I'd 10, 3D. 3.
Best stallion, one year old LIST $40,
% 5. 81 3
ANY evidence by way of stock will
be considered by the Judges in award
ing the stallion premiums.
DIVISION 80.
Best draft mare. four years old and
over. for breeding purposes: lst $40,
% Is.
Best draft mare, three years old
1st Sl5, 2dS
Best draft mare, two years old: 1st
SO. p 5.
Best draft mare, one year Old: 1st
IS. 2l5.
Best draft mare, with foal at foot
Isl $l5, I'd s.
Best draft sucking foal colt CT filly:
1st Sc. 2i A.
DIVISION 81. GELDlNGS.
Best Gelding, four years old and I'M
der five: lst $40, I'd 10.
Best gelding, three " ars old and
under four: lst SIS. ID s
Best gelding. two years old and I'M
der three: lst $l5, % s.
Best geldng. two years old aid un-
der three: 1st $40, ID s.
DIVISION 80. FILLlES.
Same premium as for geldiDgs.
DIVISION 33. BEST TRAINED
COLT.
For best trained colt, two yesrs cd
and under. trained by boy fifteen years
old and under: LIST Sc, ID 4, 81 2.
DIVISION "a. MATCHED DRIVING
HORSES.
(Stallions barred). To be not less
than Is IL hands high. to be shown iD
harness; general good qualities con-
sidered: LIST 500, I'd 10.
DIVISION 80. DRAFT HORSES TO
BE TESTED.
Best pair daft horses: 1st $40, "a
TO-
Best single draft horse: 1st $40.
2d5.
A fee of 10 per cent. of whole purse
will be demanded, in this class, at time
of entry; five or more to enter.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
NeedIewOrI1. Embroidery, Fam
cy Work, Etc.
NOROMBEGA HALL.

SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPART
MENT, r. G. ROLLINS.
/. No entrance fee will be charged
on exhibits. aud exhibitors in this de-
partment will be admitted to the Hall
Monday and Tuesday afternoon free,
but after this time they will be charged
the regular admission of % cents,
which will admit to both Norombega
and City Halls.
2 Exhibitors will have the right to
sell at private sale without commission
but not to deliver the same until the
close of the Exhibition without the
consent of the Superintendent of this
department.
3. Exhibits in this department upon
which premiums were paid by this
Society last year can be entered for
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
Paintings. Decorative Art. Etc
NOROMBEGA HALL.

ALL PICTURES MUST BE EXHIBITED IN
FRAMES.
For best oil painting by profession
al artists-1st $40, ID 5.
For best oil painting by amateurs
1st SIS, I'd 3.
For best oil painting of flowers by
PROFESSIONALISM s., 2i3.
For best oil painting of flowers by
amat, urs-1st 50, ID 2.
For best water color painting by
professionals-1st SO, I'd 2.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
Poultry Department.
. RIFLES


!. The Society will furnish stands
and coops Exhibitors must furnish
attendants and feed.
2. No fowl or chick will be allowed
on exhibition or to compete for pre-
MUM, unless exhibited in coops pro
vi1ed by the Society, the rent of which
will be free.
The American Standard of Elk
cellence shall be the guide of the JUDI &c
and all disquaifying clauses will be
rigidly enforced. Fowl. in moult, not
disqualified, to be judged by their size,
shape and general characteristics.
4 No premium will be awarded un.
less the specimens POSSESS special
merit, as the object is to encourage the
breeding Of high class poultry.
5. Merit rather than gross weight
will govern the Judge in making his
awards on chicks.
6. Fowl and chicks are to be shown
in pairs.
Z. Fowl or chicks intended for sale
must be exhibited in cooDs provided by
Society.
s. All entries must be made to the
Secretary on or before August 2lst.
1886, as none will be received after that
date.
8. All poultry for competition and
exhibition must be in position by noon
of the first day, unless unavoidably de
tanned on the railroad, as judging will
commence at l p. NJ. Experts will
judge the exhibition.
The poultry exhibit will be under
the charge Of Superintendent who
will be required by the Society to en-
force all rules.
Space will be assigned by the Super
intendent, and the moving or changing
OF fowl, once in position must be I'M
der his supervision.
Premiums are offered on the follow
ing varieties, Of So lst and So %, for
both fowl and chicks.
DIVISION AS.
ASIATICS
Pair Light Brahmas: 1st So, 2d 2;
Chicks Same.
Pair Dark Brahmas: Isl So, I'd 2;
Chicks Same.
Pair Buff Cochins: 1st So, I'd 2;
Chicks Same.
Pair Partridge Cochins: 1st 50, I'd 2;
Chicks Same.
Pair White Cochins: 1st 50, I'd 2;
Chicks Same.
Pair Black Cochins: LIST So, I'd 2;
Chicks Same.
Pair Langshans Cochins: 1st So, 81
2; Chicks Same.
DORKINGS.
Pair Silver Gray Dorkings: lst SO,
I'd 2; Chicks Same.
Pair White Dorkings: 1st SO, 81 2;
Chicks Same.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
Meeting of the County TRANCE.

Waldo County Grange entertained by Comet
Grange, sWanyillc, Aug. 10Th. Inc DAY wa very
warm and the hall filed to Overlooking The
meeting called to order AT the u-ua! hour by
Worthy Master Durham. Fourteen Oranges were
represented by delegates. Bro Alfred >!.nson
eNen|"'l an address Of welcome. The choir fur
nishcd excellent music. $40. Il. ID. Mckeen gave
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
Men and Things in Aroostook.

~ ="
by Hon. Fred Atwood, of Winterport made
the trip last week by special train leaving
Bangor at 80 \. NJ. Aug. Sd, and arriving at
Caribou at p. NJ. Here the night was spent.
The next morning was devoted to sightseeing,
:..l- ILL., - %
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
Mechanical, Manufactures, Etc.

DIVISION 40. AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMEN Is.
Manufacturers of agricultural imple-
ments are earnestly requested to ex-
hibit their productions, as it is the de-
sire of the Society to encourage as
much as possible the show Of agricul-
tural implements.
No premiums will be awarded in this
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
The Local Summer Resorts.
MOVIES FROM NORIIIpnRI.


NO. : ot me >c& iirccze maze It's appearance
saturday, bright and breezy as usual. From its
wen filed columns we clip as follows: 4 move
mcnt is ON foot to have a temperance camp meet
ing here ON Saturday and sunday, Aug. 2Sth and
10Th, following the regular Methodist camp-mect
ing. on the same plan as the huge meetings lately
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

tor, as a member of Gov. Lot NJ. Morrilrs
council and in other public stations and was
very highly respected. He had been Justice
Of the peace nearly half a century. Oriental
Lodge Of Masons, of which the deceased was a
charter member. had the direction of the obse-
quies on Thursday at Harrison
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

And the pose of grace aud braut,
pi the catcher doing duty,
J. an clic quite exceeding all.
But for poetry of motion,
10 my unprctcntious notion,
There is nothing like the umpire's gall.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
sheep Department.
SUPERINTENDENT j. f. SHAW


DIVISION 1G COTSWOLD BUCKS.
Two years old and over: 1t 10, %
..
One year ola and under two: lst IS,
% 4
Buck lambs not less than three: 1st
Sc, % 3.
COTswOLD EWES.
Not less than three in number.
Two years Old and over: lst IS, 81
One year Old and under two: 1st s.,
2a4
Eve Lambs: 1st Sc, I'd 3.
The same premiums as for COtswold
to govern each Of The following
classes:
DlEIS ON Il. LINCOLN.
DIVISION IS. LEICES TER
DIVISION 10. HAMPSHIRE DOWNS
DIVISION 20. OXFORD DOWNS.
DIVISION u. SOUTH DOWNS.
DIVISION p MERINOS.
DIVISION %. SHROPSHIRES.
DIVISION u. TENET
All sheep must be registered,
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12


An excursion party of over 200 accompanied the
Belfast base ban club to Bangor lrst Friday to
witness the fifth game of this season Before the
game opened 4 Belfast gentleman in tile grand
stand Inquired who was t. umpire the game and
when informed that it was y. VI. Parks, remarked:
THAT settles it, Bangor will win" Bclfastw wanted
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
IN GENERAL.


Ms. T.TTH1T'ITI '"TIIFT OF '7E' T00 Yum 0TU'
The state college farm thi> wear li.)del 200
tons of hay.
Nevada mitiamcn have challenged The milf
tia of Maine to rifle match.
\ serpent is reported a. di-portine itself in
the Vicinity of Fort Prche Portland harhor.
Among the naval cadets To bc cn>i@n> in the
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

The officers of the
Fair have made
arrangements for
more and better
sports than ever be-
fore. Particular at
tentiOn is called to
tie Grand Balloon
Ascension, The bal
loon contracted for
is to be one Of the
largest ever made,
holding the enor-
nous amount of
10000 feet of gas.
Arrangements have
been completed with
some Of the best
Base Ba | teams in
the country to con
test several games
during the Fair.
The trotting and
running races will
be better than ever
before.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
Our George


EtirA>l. between jackson, lie and .,.,, an
nah tumblcd on Il new means Of conveyance
new 10 me | mean, in the shape Of = Mann
Roudoir Sleeping Car. TO the courtesy of
H. Ernest Murphy. Jacksonville agent for
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

Sneering critics say camp meeting converts do
not hold out If they hold ont long enough to go
to bed sober once the novel condition will do them
good. If they break down after Il while have them
converted again. No harm is done. New Orleans
Picayune
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
DIVISION a51o

Best thoroughbred running horse
1st SIS, I'd 10.
Best gentlemen's driving horse to be
shown to wagon, speed, general make
up and good qualities to be considered :
LIST SIS, q 10.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

The belle of Old Orchard this season is said
to be Miss Gem Buker, OF Washington ID. C..
"a rose by any other na.ne,- etc
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

!. We have received another article on CO.
operative Industry from the pen of c. s.
Griffin Esq. for publication next week.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
POINTS OF THE STALLION.

The Judges will be governed by the
following ru es in awarding the stall
lion premiums: Breeding, five points.
provided either the sire or dam stall
have been standard by their own per-
Torrance. Horses otherwise bred must
have record or be able to show to the
Judges 40 or better in order to enter
in this class, after which the following
points will govern the award
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

Facts and Theory.' Washington County
Notes and Cooperative Industry, No. 10, next
week.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

Entries close in thi, Department It.
urday, August 81. This rule
is imperative.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

Secretary Bayard is Cutting poor figure as
usual.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
Swine Department.
DIVISION ..

SUPERINTENDENT, j. f SHAW.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

The Maytlowcr is a daisy.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12
LIST OF PREMIUMS
Cattle Department..

SUPERINTENDENT. J. E SHAW.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

Exhibitors in this department will
report at the Office of the SupeIintend
ent al s O'Clock each morning fer in
structions.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

SUPERINTENDENT, F o BEAL.
The Republican journal., 1886-08-12

Ent les for premiums Nos, s., 62 and 3 must
consist OF five specimens OF e4cn variety TX
hib.t
For best general exhibition of pears IS 90 So 90
For best five named varieties OF
tomn pears .............. 2cO Ito
For best five named varieties of win
Ter pears. $3.50. ....-.'.-'. W W
En- RES for premiums Nos. g. 10 90 inclusive,
must consist OF i've to ten specimens according to
sz OF each vari ty exhibit d.
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BioYcle Schoal.

and public lessons.
Those desiring private lessons or practice can
have hours set aside for them by applying at
Coffin Bros, or to F. o. Harding or D. Fl. Foote.
Terms-Half- hour lesson, with attendant, rs cts
'' practice, no attendant 80 cts
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05

FIGURING MILLS.
Buokwheat, grain, and corn meal, specialties.
Drnison Il Co., 10th ST., near Woodman oil
mills.
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Business Change.

The undersigned having purchased the Interest
of Fred H. Rowe in the HALEY SAWMILLS,
will continue the business as heretofore. All or
ders left at Mr.. Rowes sash. and door office, In
Bullion Block, will receive prompt attention.
HUNTER Il WHITE.
HALEY, Idahe, january 1856.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05
The Baxter Hotel, Ketchum.

PAUL P. BAXTER, proprietor. is the Oldest
and best kept hotel on Wood River. The dining
Is the largest in the Territory and the tables
are supplied with everything the market affords.
The rooms are large, airy and well furnished.
Charges very moderate. This Is u HOTEL. and
when in Ketchum don't forget the fact, or the loca.
ton Main street, below First National Bank. s2u
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05

Gus. Ieken. Otto Siemssen, Wendell Benson,
ICKEN, SIEMSsEN l. co.
Wholesale fish dealers; importers Of foreign fish ;
Nos. 9ll and 9l3 Jones st., and U. =. Track.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05
THE DOLLAR COLUM N.

advertisements not exceeding an inch tor ten
lines Of small typel in length will be inserted in
this column for one dollar per week, fifty cents
the hrst insertion and twenty Ave cents each sd.
ditonal insertion-psyable in advanced
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05
J, Nj. WILSON.

Roller and sheet iron works manufacturer of all
kinds of tubular fiues and fire box boilers
stacks and breeching: oil and water tanks
Pierce and 10th sts., near nail works.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05

Only wholesale house west of Chicago; window.
shades for banks, stores, and private houses
all goods at Manufacturers prices; Henry Leh.
mann, 1908 Douglass st.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05

KENNARD DELLECKER.
Wholesale cigar manufacturers; l6l4 Capitol ave.
Some of our leading brands: La Reina del
Mundo, yirgilio, La Flora de r. Fulton, Reina
Victoria Extra. write for samples. All home.
made goods.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05
NOVELTY IRON WORKS.

E. P. Dsvis. proprietor. Manufacturer and job
Der in machinery of all kinds. Agency of the
Deane Steam Pump Co. Light Novelty man
ufacturing, such as seals. stencils. steel and
rubber stamps, etc. ll3 t. III south l4th st,
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Situation Wanted.

boy of l6, of good moral character, wishes q
situation, In store. Apply to
REV. D. NJ. CEsARI
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p-.,,., T. IN wholesale fruits. produce, ana oys
ters. winter specialties apples our own Psor
;ng. oyst RS, Platt, and Booths DAiu"o''
raw: butter and eggs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05

THE wOoDMAN LINsEED OIL WORKS.
Manufacturers of Linseed Oil.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05
P. BOYER 4 co.

Agents for Halls Safe and LOCK Co.'S fire and bur-
giar-proof safes. time locks, vaults. and Jail
works. 1910 FarnaM st.