Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-31

warJing Company's.
A large assortment of hand ,ewed
Kangaroo and French kid boots and |
Shoes at George Krieg's.
Grand Millinery Opening, Tuesday
and Wednesday, April 10Th and 11th,
at j. G. Fox's.
Salt Lake Beer by the glass, quart,
or gallon-at Kayser & McLaughlin's
saloon, two doors north of the post
Office.
Lyttleton Price, who has been in
California on professional business
during the past six weeks, is expected
back Monday.
George Krieg has been confined to
his room, during the past three or
four days, with acute neuralgia
caused by an liberated tooth.
Six HALEY spor:smen engaged in
biackbird shooting match, at the
depot, yesterday, for a $50 fishing
rod. Claude Campbell won it.
A Missouri postmaster has posted
a placard in his office, bearing the
following: "Stamps, &C.; stamps
licked, &c.; stamps licked and stuck,
&c."
The road to Smoky via Warm
Springs Creek is "neither good sleigh.
ing nor wheeling" but it still beats
the Willow Creek road all hollow, as
that is not even broken.
Bill Nye says that a man who
would take paper tor whole year,
and read 1t for whole year, and re.
fuse to pay for it is not worth the
great chunk of mud God Almighty
used in making him.
"Ouch!" shouted a Shoshone girl
as she dropped carelessly into an arm
chair; "that's the third time I've sat
on my vaccinations" and then she
wondered why he changed the subject
from smallpox to measles.
"a clergyman is accused of being
seen tying a tin can to a dogs tail. "
Well, what Of it? Some people are
unreasonable enough to expect that
because man is a minister he ought
to tie silver goblets to a dogs tail.
Since the organization of the
Security Mutual Benefit Society the
expense to member of middle age
has been LESS THAN TWELVE DOLLARS
YEAR for each thousand dollars of
insurance. J. A. RUPERT,
Agent for Alturas County.
A Zurich institution has offered a
prize of 1000 francs for new investi-
cations Of "the relation which TIE
formation of the bones bears to the
states and mechanics of the verte-
brate skeleton"
BY Illuminating vibrating string
with sparks from an induction coil at
intervals when the string occupies
one definite position, Herr J. Huling
of Vienna, ingeniously brings to view
the different curves and positions Of
the string.
A curious separation of the con-
stituents of gelatinous solutions as a
result Of increased temperature has
been observed by Mallet, and is
called apantlesis, signifying a drain.
ing away CT some of the solvent as
the solution expands.
Special service at the NJ. E. Churc!
TO- morrow in the evening, the S. s.
will give beautiful missionary
service. All are especially invited.
At II A. NJ. the pastor will preach
on the "Resurrection of the Body
Special music by the choir.
Superintendent Bailey, ct the
Champlain Mining Company, is in
town. He says that the road be
tween this city and the Gold Belt
will be passable for light teams in a
week or two, but that it will be three
weeks before heavy teams can pass
over it.
The interest in modern science i:
rapidly increasing in China, and 6
scientific book depot, instituted
three years ago for spreading usefu
literature throughout the Empire, is
growing in favor. About 10000
volumes have been sold, reaching the
most distant parts of China, Cores
and Japan. About 200 works have
already been translated into Chinese