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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-01
Anecdose af webster.

When quite young at school, Daniel
Webster was one day guilty Of vio-
lation of the rules. He was detected
in the act and called up by the teacher
for punishment. This was to be the
old-fashioned feruling of the hand.
His hand happened to be very dirty.
Knowing this, on his way to the teach
er's desk he spat upon the palm Of
his right hand, wiping it off on the
side of his pantaloons. Give me
your hand, sir" said the teacher. very
sternly. Out went the right hand,
partly cleaned. The teacher looked
at it a moment, and said Daniel,
if you will find another hand in this
schoolroom as filthy as that will let
you off this time" Instantly from
behind his back came the left hand.
Here it is, SIR was the ready reply.
"That will do this time" said the
teacher. "vou can take your seat, sir. ;"
Literary Life.
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she Put ON Her SHOES Only when
the Money was Paid.

Signor Franchi reappeared. al
cannot understand, he said, chow
Il ia you get on so well with prime
donne and especially with, Nine.
Patti. You are q marvellous man, and
more fortunate one, too, l may add.
Nine. Patti does not wish to break
her engagement with you, as she GER
tainly would have done with any one
else under the circumstances. Give
me the e800 and she will make every
preparation for going on to the stage.
She empowers me to tell you that she
will be at the theater in good time for
the beginning Of the opera, and that
she will be ready dressed in the cos
tune Of Violetta, with the exception
only OF the shoes. You can let her
have the balance when the doors open
and the money comes IN from the
outside public; and directly she re-
ceives IL she will put her shoes on,
and, ut the pioper moment, make her
appearance on the STAGE" there
upon HAlucu MIN Tue EoUU udu al
ready in hand az the result Of sub
scriptions, in advance. 81 congratu-
late you on your good luck" said
signor Franchi, as he departed
with the money in his pocket. After
the opening Of the doors | had an
other visit from Signor Franchi. By
this time an extra sum OF elG0 had
come in. / handed it TO my benevo-
lent friend, and begged him to carry il
without delay to the obliging prima
donna. who, having received e960,
might, thought, be induced to com
plete her toilet pending the arrival OF
the 500 balance. Nor was | alto
gether wrong in my hopeful anticipa-
tons. With beaming face Signor
Franchi came back and communi-
Gated to me the joyful intelligence that
Nine. Patti had got one shoe on.
. Send her the $780," he added, and
she will put on the other" Ulti-
the other shoe was got on,
out not, of course, until the last 500 |
lad been paid. Then Nine. Patti,
Ter face radiant with benignant |
miles, went on 10 the stage; and the |
,pera already begun was continued |
brilliantly until the end.-Mapleson's |
Memoirs
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A RUSSIAN MONTE CRIsTO.
The Duke Of MondelA q Subject
who IL Worthy OF stndy.

who IL worthy of stndy.
Brilliant novelists and dramatists
would undoubtedly find subject worthy
Of study and description In the person
Of the Duke Of Mondelf, an opulent
member Of the important Russian colony
in Paris. The Duke leads life which
resembles 10 certain extent that of one
of those Roman emperors or Oriental
potentstes described by picturesque his
torians. He lives in splendid hotel in
the Avenue du Bois de Boulogne with
his mother, Princess WoronzoH, who
was sister Of Prince Nicolas Troubetzkoi,
and member of the household Of the
Cxar before. her lawsuit with her ne.
phew, Count Woronzof, one Of the En-
peror Alexander's Court Marshals. The
Duke Of Mondelf Is reputed TO have ESQ
900 year, most Of which he manages to
spend in q magnificent manner. He never
goes to bed till daylight does appear. and
he generally gets up at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon. After . meal. and extended
full length on sumptuous divan, he re-
ceives his friends and visitors, his
mother. the Princess, being present at
the levee. On these occasions the Duke
wears either q superb dressing gown in
ivory. .colored plush. lined with satin OF
the hue Of the peach. and garnished with
silver braiding and ornamented with
jewels, or an ample jacket of heliotrope
velvet, braided with gold and clAsped
together with ducal coronets studded
with brilliants. While convers;ng with
his visitors the host, it Is said, toys with
precious stones and diamonds Of rare
value, but unpublished and uncut. In the
| intervals of conversation band of Neo-
politan singers warble the melodious airs
Of sunny Italy, and these are succeeded
by Tzigane musicians who make the du.
cal halls ring with their native wild and
diabolical strains. After each musical
performance the leader Of the band ap.
proaches the divan, kisses the hand Of
the most noble master of the house and
receives his orders for the next moroccan
OF demoniac music. Later in the even
ing the Duke repairs to asplendid cafe or
the Boulevards, where he dimes with hii
friends and listens once more TO the I'D
dlers, to whom he distributes bountifu
largesse In the shape OF fistfuls Of louis
while his guests quaff liberal bumpers o.
sparkling champagne In his honor. :
Pousderly In London Telegraph.
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THE DREAD OF DEATH.
The Closing scene of the Human
Tragedy Not So Horrible After

All.
II is singular how small is the proper
tion OF persons who have witnessed the
closing scene Of the human tragedy
Even physicians do not see their patients
expire so frequently as would be thought
But what they see is sufficient to strip
death Of its CONSERVATION. Their pres.
ence at the unmasking OF the fancied
monster prepares them for the inevitable.
When their time comes they 20 at least
resigned through the silent portal. They
are no braver than others. but they have
learned not to be scared at specters.
Very few men, in truth, are afraid to die
when the point comes. They do not, as
may be supposed, relish ID, and they are
anxious, as q rule, to live 80 long as their
chances are good and they do not suffer.
When suffering grows acute their desire
dwarfs few OF Us but prefer death tc
pain), and when they lose hope they
yield themselves without murmur.
have seen, I repeat, an extraordinary
number Of persons die, and my obssrvA'
tion and experience contradict the cur.
rent theories and opinions on the subject
At first was surprised at the evidences
OF my own senses; afterward I was CON
vincsd that they revealed the aotua
truth. remember, though but . small
boy At the time the first man who passed
away before my eyes. He was patient
tranquil, philosophio, while conscious o.
his doom. l had expected him TO b
terrified, TO perish in agony. and the cir
cumstanoes made an indelible Impression
on my budding mind.
have seen the last moments Of deli
cate, highly nervous women who wouls
Shrek at the sight Of q spider. and witt
| could not bear the mention OF death
Any one who had known them woul'
have thought that their closing scene
must have been distressing. They longe'
to live in the beginning, but as the.
ebbed away and were conscious Of tn
fact peace and Remuneration come I
them. No hero Of hundred fight
could have borne lingering illness and it
end more serenely. Women. weak an
timid as they seem. and Mortified as the
often are OF the grim monarch while re
mote, are calm and intrepid when b
stands ct their side. AS he advances !
seize them they do mot blAnch or sigh Q
complain. have wondered how person
who appear TO be afraid Of everythin
would meet their fate. and yet they hav
met ID with equal mind and beoomin
fortitude. Forum.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-01

The elevation OF the following places
is given as follows: Virginia City
6,242, Genoa 1924, Hawthorne 4,569,
Dayton 1869, Elko 5,9S3, saltwater
8. 800, Eureka 5,9O6, Austin 1884,
Pioche 5,942, Belmont S,092, Winnie
mucca 4,432, Pyramid Agency $3.50,
Wellington $500, Ruby Hill $3.50,
Eldorado Canyon 800, Reno Estate
University 1850.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-01
MrsoKLLANRoUs.
lHo. sss.l
Application for q Patent
TO the velserTvnlE NINE
uIrTlD s1Arls LAID oyy1on.

uHrrAD STATES LAID oyYIc1,
~. Msy.ns. 80. %, 1883.
NoSfCD 10 1nD1Dv 0Ivu1 THAT HU-
~ gene y. Reblnson, who's Postofhcs Cd
=: ~. ssy ~. ya ~ pss: s:s,s y: ss.
for Loo linssr fsst q ne Vslcossviiis mine OF
ysin. bssring silvss, with suyfacs ground 100
feet q yid4, asss.sd, Iyi.g and being N
q Witt s.. ss "a s.s: 4 D:s ana sass snoss
and designstsd ~ The asll notss and oascisi
paat on nle IN this oelss = los Ne. Ill, the en-
ssrios bou.ds.ss q ~ n Ss III being =
= .iS;SI;...s :. !. 0.xs1ALus survey
ain ,. issl isSS Sssysa ssPe common 70
;:s:::;; !: =: |: $ :. !: ;s13 :::''s::
tion msaumsat baY dtsa g 10 fset; thence
n..lsd Is {. . 9 ss.vss = ni. yh:nss n:
10 isss; sksnss q sesrss } 1E1 dss Il v. 200
snl i1sniissl viik Shs oslsina iosssis. ssnu,
SS S:s n:.: s:::' ns e - g g 70 "a e: .s 70
ticai With The onelnai lssati0a nssumsnt, and
vssss.n boundary e Us nsvsy No i0s Bsidy
% e a.: s.ss Jsss sss re- s Ss
Y, 2os fsss, GO o-l0 sest 70 The southern boun-
dsry q ssid BIdy Sour lode. 100 feet 70 post
No Il the plscs Of beginning.
30 much of thia survey = cooaicts with 3
survey No 1Q2, Boldly Sour lode. 10 hereby ex-
sludsd; said copnist u desoEibsd - follows:
Beginning ct post No sf esid Bsldy Sour
survey and running thence Let course N, i54 deg
W. 20sA fest: thence - oeusss ., 81 y deg =.
500 $40 feet, and thence ~ course s, 7ih deg
". 81 fsst 70 Ne plscs Il bsoianins.
Ares in sonaics Vim sssvsy ge. ioa .i.07 acres
Remaining arse q. 81 acres
oOursss szpr:c:i 10. =. H.s meridian
With mapsas vssiaton Il 10 deg east.
The lccs4op Of Ale mise ID recorded In the
nsoosdesis o1Ds Of Vho Pins Uining Dis
tsiot. Whit PEhs county. NsvafA In Book A.
Any ad I'll psssnns slaintns sdvsrssly any
portion Of said voleottvtlls mine or surface
ground are required " ale their edverss
claims viii ths ns9stss Of the Uoited States
Lana O1ee = 0rkA. IN The 1tats OF Nevada,
during the 4xU dsys period Of publication
hereof. on thty viii b bssssd by Virtue of the
psovisions Of NE Statute
D. Y. HALL. Register.
10 10 hereby ordered thst the foregoing NO.
tice Of application for psksnt be published for
the period Of ten consecutive weeks In the
Eureks ssHJuxA. = weekly nsvapaper pub
nshsd ct HuxekA, Kureks county, Nevada.
s23 d. II. HAIL, Register.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-01
The Othar Quaasian .

" Well, young man" he said, as he
took seat in the car, "are you going
to poll your first vote this Fall2"
That's good. Going TO start out
right, ! suppose?"
"Pll try to-"
Go the straight ticket, eh?"
Yes, sir. Good heavens"
Why, what's the matter7"
| forgot TO pull my pants up when
sat down, and now the burned things
Will bag at the knees l'-Detroit Free
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-01

The Original Abietine Ointment 10 only
put up In large two-ounce Tin boxes. and
is an absolute cure for old sores. burns.
wounds, ohapped hands. and all skin erup.
tions. viii positively cure ell kinds OF
piles. Ask for the Original Abietine Oint-
ment. Sold by John 8. Cspron. druggist,
Main street. Eureka. Nevada, 81 26 cents
per box; by mail, 80 oenis.
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Desperation.

They had just come out OF dime
museum--a tall, lank woman with
knife-blade hips and an olive green
complexion the little old man with
her was round-faced, blue-eyed and
meek OF manner. Hardly had they
reached the pavement when the es-
sence OF vinegar by his side hissed
out:
81 see We, Abs'lom Kittson."
Seen me what. Nancy?"
"Oh, I'd ask what / tell ye
seen We with my own livin' eyesl"
Seen me what ?"
"Seen you furtin' with that tat
tooed woman. Oh, did"
Good Lord, Nancyl"
"Oh, seen you give her them pea
nuts; ! seen ye"
"Why, Nance, L"
"And seen ye fiurtin' with the fat
woman. | seen ye give her the ap-
Pile, Alb. Kittson."
"Why, Nance, merely"
~ had me eye ON ye. / seen ye
offer that Albino gal bite of your
bolony sassinger. Alb. Kittson, an !
seen ye try to make up to that bearded
woman"
Good land Of"
"Shet up, Alb. Kittson, or I'll 60
homep A-flurtin' with sichl Oh, !
seen you, you mizzable big flirt, youv'
Detroit Free Press.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-01
seandinayian uead,aess 60 Merge.

For all their late efforts toward a
Scandinavian Club, the Scandi-
navians are, perhaps, the least
elannish Of any foreigners coming
here, and this trait may account for
the easy change OF masters on ship
board and elsewhere referred to by
Senator Hoar. Something of the ad-
yenturous soldier OF fortune traits OF
their corsair forefathers seems to cling
TO them. In the ancient days no peo-
pie conquering foothold in strange
lands seemed to settle, marry and
amalgamate with the inhabitants
more readily than they, and to-day,
wherever they settle in this country
among people more numerous than
themselves, the same traits are notice
able. In Maine, where the Swedish
colony first settled, no sooner do MEM
hers leave it than they seem like
merging themselves into other COM
munities. II has been remarked that
where the Swedes come into cities and
labor alongside OF the Irish they are
much inclined TO take wives from the
latter race when they can get them
the latter showing less willingness to
JONAS if they liked to fortify them
selves with the latter's numerical
strength. Certainly this readiness to
merge and lose sight OF racial CLAN
nishness does not seem bad trait for
the uture.-Boston Advertiser.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-01

nFEn Sea wonders exist in thoas-
uEEG ands OF forms. but are surpassed By
the maryels Of invention. Those who are in
need Of profitable work that can be dane while
living at homo should 1t once seud their sd
dress to HAllett 4 Co.. Portland, Maine, and
receive free full informa tion how either sex. OF
ali ages, can earn from IS to SIS per day and
upwards wherever they live. You are started
free. Capital not required. Some have made
over $50 . single day ct this work. All
succeed.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-01
NOTICE TO MINERS.

THE RUBY HILL STAGE WILL TAXI
Il either passengers or freight 10. % - nsAs
as possible to, any Of the mines In bayska pts'
tFiet og sussozk,dings.
81. RIOHART. Proprietor.
JOS. HkUeNANN,
dA Agent, Main slEces. Eureka.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-01

Rock or prospect samples assayed
or one dollar each, at
STowELL's Assay Office.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-01

This years crop Of nuts. green and dried
fruit, 20 be had at Berg's.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-01

Everybody should know it. Berg sells
,heaper than any one. 7
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-01

Cheap and good groceries there, for no
one can afford to stay away from Berg's.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-01
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN ny THE
IN undersigned, Administrator OF the estate
OF Michael Fitzgerald. deceased, 10 the cred.
itors OF and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within ten (i0l months sfter
the first publication Of this noti to the said
Administrator, at his residence In the town and
county Of Eureka. Nevada.
J. AHERN,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Michael Fitz-
gerald, deceased
Dated Eureka, New, Aug. 4, 1888. 81
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CouniY aerap.

Highest price paid for Eureka county
Grip By W. ii. Stoweli.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-12-01

Big money made by patronizing Berg.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-08
Under The Waves.

Another of Bingham county's busi-
ness firms has been carried under the
waves that swallow up so many at
tempting to sail over the mercantile
sea. West & Drumller were attached
Thursday and their place of business
closed. This was general surprise
to the public for it was believed that
they were doing satisfactory bust
ness for the capital invested. Their
liabilities are estimated at $500
with assets sufficient to cover all. The
firm had not been running more than
seven or eight months and had an in
creasing trade. Much sympathy is
felt for them in the calamity which
has befallen them in their short mer-
camille career.
LATER-The firm has fled papers
in bankruptcy and this will stop all
further proceedings against them in
the way Of attachments and other
suits.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-08
REMOVAL
BELLE & SON
The Pioneer Drug Store

We respectfully beg to inform our
friends that we are now in our new
brick store, next door to U. S. Land
Office. We are in a better place, in
better building and are anxious to Sc
cure your trade. Give us trial and
we will convince you that it will be a
benefit to you as well as to us. We
will not be undersold by Salt Lake or
Ogden. Fresh Drugs always on hand
and we are constantly adding to our
stock. Come and see us at our new
store. BEHLE & SoN.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-08
ssla CalEfsrnla Bear.

|iloody can catch a cold this kind
P'iaer The trouble Is to let 60,
= nan who caught the bear.
aug our readers TO purchase Of
!. Son a bottle Of Santa Able.
IAliomn King OF consumption,
re bronchitis aud cough cures,
'sp I handy Tis pleasing to
ne and death 70 the above com.
y. !. :, Sold at sI.00 a bottle or 3
NY. California Cat-R- ,urc gives
.'0lAie relief. The catarrhal virus
y .,..,l al'pIaced by It's healing and
'aA'lag nature, Give Il a trial.
! soa!lls !, Treatment si.O0, sent BY
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-08

- buying lots in the new Gem
H ,boald buy their monuments,
4 ~. at Browns Marble Works,
His work is first class and
l. loE doSn.
1 " Ready Dress Stays. No lady
| \ nske 4 dress without having
IL Ready Dress Stay in IL Call
n them and be convinced.
WILL DASILsos.
II received At Mrs. Holbrook >
Hs,s for ladies and misses, also
aiblOas and Fancy Feathers.
| va van, a working coat q vest
bio % TO Danilson's
Fas line of Black and colored
u juss arrived Al Mrs Holbrooks
4 Danilson has received his
sak u Shoes, be has the best
|rssa school shoe In town.
NJ spring and summer Boys
Es1z al cosi for the next three
n Mn iIolbrook.
|n.lan oilers bargains In stock.
Nothing like them In all Black
Sss ios yourselves.
|s neriyed at Mrs, TiolbFooks a
iae oi Ladies' White Underwear.
aB also received my Fall and
laE sock Of Ladies, Childrcns .
Saas Rnbbcrgoosin. W. II. Dan.
y Cider Vinegar at Danilsons
! snA gallon.
y ast Quilts and Blankets for
easi zoscy At Biethans.
Isalias' Flakcs, something new.
lans % one minute. and can be
Grd 10 an endless variety Of
I lit. them at Danilson'a
lave ius. received new lot Of
sNas Sloss and | will sell them
'sap a. andbody In town.
Mas S. +. Hdt.nRooK.
Y oas desiring syrup for cooking
''es can obtain the same at
s0os
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-08
sfRAYRD OR STOLEN.

| ~ ,s.a near Blackfoot about 4th OF
|. I, ,JSo, n Two mares, one gray 4
branded with a chair on
sSua'tT NV will weigh about 100
|, 'ss' ", oluc with white legs, z
M. lS'a branded with az on right
NJ. ,;.,.l also one bay colt 9 years old
,Ipi,, lsi,ag branded with a chair on
Saluer n..a and a sucking colt with
1 Ise !. a liberal reward will be
i " any information that will
y 'Aeir recovery.
HENRY DippLE.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-08
Notice Of Application For A Pardon.

Notice is hereby given that /, A. S.
Anderson, who was convicted of the
crime of perjury, in Bingham county.
Idaho, at the October term of court,
1888, and sentenced to term of one
year in the penitentiary, will, on the
oath day of December, 1888, make
application to the Governor of Idaho
for pardon and restoration to citi-
zenship. A. S. ANDERSON.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-08
Ladies and children's red medica-
ted underwear at Mrs. Holbrooks 3.


That the Union Pacific, .,the Over
land Route, and the Chicago, Mil
waukee, & St Paul Ry., commencing
Sunday, October 2sth, will run Pull
man Palace Sleepers through daily
from Denver to Chicago via Omaha
and Council Bluffs.
Elegant Camels hair clothing warm
er than all wool and warrented not to
shrink, at Biethan.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-08
TERMS:

Advertising rates furnished on application
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-08
TAKEN np

b,anS Il =, roam horse, will weigh one
,banlppOcu ~ pounds branded III on the
lauv u1,oeri ao blind in both eyes, but
i ~ gone blind. TIE owner will
NJ Gi,ll place on Upper Blackfoot
-'a and pay expenses.
JAMES BRfLEY.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-08
A WEEKS ROUNDUP

Iasle ROCK is still shipping grair
Inc prohibition vote at the Noyem
Der election was about 255, 900.
The Union Pacific has let a contrac,
Toe the building Of 2,5OG freight cars
Cassia county Is taking the lead in
marriages this season.
HALEY public schools have an at.
tendance Of 252 pupils.
The News has received good list
OF subscribers since its last issue
Montpelier, Bear Lake county. has
quite q building boom in progress.
Bear Lake county win ship "a 600
pounds Of cheese this season.
The Legislature meets at Boise CITY
next Monday.
Mr. Clark, Bradstreet's man, did
Bingham county this week.
Commissioner-elect King was over
from Chesterfield Thursday.
VIM. Mester and wife have been Wis.
iling salt Lake this week.
C. Bunting Jr made a business
trip to Salt Lake City this week.
The taxable property Of Alturas
county is valued at s3,s42, ,72s.
4 X Hawley is advertising for 40
head OF horses stolen from the Lost
River country.
Hon D. L, Badly, Of Ada county.
Is 9 prominent candidate for Speaker
Of the assembly.
Hon. james II. Hawley has been
In town all the week attending TO
legal business.
II an unmarried lady rent a room
and board herself Is that "batching"2
III not, WhatF
Judge Rogers, OF Eagle Rock, has
been appointed United States Commis-
sioncr Good appointment
Rumor has IL that three contest
cases will come up next week when
the Legislature meets
Hon. Silas W. Moody, superinten.
dant Of schools, visited the school in
Blackfoos Tuesday.
Camas has had an unusually large
OF visitors within the past
Ten days
H. IIorsely. the big merchant at
Soda Springs. has the handsomest
residence In the county.
The building boom at Pocatello is
only limited BY the amount Of lum.
ber In the yards.
Good times are reported in the
mining camps of the CGur d'Alcne
country.
Hon. |. n. Costin, president OF the
board OF directors Of the Insane Asy.
um, gave us a pleasant call Thursday.
Ye publisher Of the News is taking
n the sights Of Butte and Helena,
Montana, this week.
Nez Pcrce county Is rejoicing over
he prospects Of two new railroads.
Surveyors are now on the lines.
Rev. G. C. Stull will hold services
n the school house at Pocatello next
sunday evening at I:3O.
The prayer meeting at the Meth
dist church Thursday evening was
he best held for many months. There
vas one conversion.
Hon. J. r. Clough, Joint council
nan from Lcmhi and Custer, is
prominent candidate for president OF
he council.
Hon. Thomas Sparks will contest
he scat OF Editor Lemoreaux, Joint
ouncilman elect from Bear Lake,
,assia and Oneida counties.
Ed. southwick, OF Nicholia, spent
Ionday in our burg. He was down
n business connected with the Idaho
'rading Company.
The ladies of the Methodist church
re busily preparing for q Bazaar and
,hristmas Market just before the
Iolidays.
Jack Hayball, a frst-class barber,
ow has charge at McCracken's old
taud, and can always be found ready
0 serve you in his line
Don't forget to attend church Sun
av services will be held at both the
hurches and the pastor OF either
IN be glad to see you out
The county contest cases will go
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-08

/ have my fall Fall Goods in sight
now and invite everyone to see them
Prices somewhat reduced w. II. Dan
ilson.