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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-08-20
ACTUAL COST OF A $4,000 POLICY.

The following table the years
the Associations named carrying $4,000 during
past three years:
, 1888-03-08
shipping XutPs.

Arrived March 6, bark KopFiDga; gone
to Port Discovery in tuw Of tug B akely.
Am. ship Highland Light went to sea
in tow of tug Mas;ick, with eoai for
FRISCO. a -
March 7, arrived in tow OF tug Moehi,
British ship Aeolis from Frisco: 9, os
to Tacornn to load lumber Arrived; in
tow Of tug Pioneer, Am. bark DstFait
Schooner Nollie Adams bas been get
ting ready to start for the sealing
grounds, aid starts this n lrniag.
The E.der is TO be substituted for the
IDAHO Oh the Port Townsend Alaska
rrute. aud the Inter vessel VIII under
go expensive repairs.
March 9Th the steamer Unaiillla ar
rived; reports Gae tr p ap aed arrived
II good time; brought A tons Of freight
for Port Townsend.
TIE Wildwood took on bonrd some
maohlnery this morning at Quincy street
deck, for adlock mill
Baxter & Cos sealiug schooner Teaser'
apt Quinn. was IN the bay Yesterday
bound tor tDe sealing grounds.
steamrr fare from Portland. 10 7an
Frsneiseo Is reduced frrm 80 e. Sld
dssr- -ealaa aad from SO 10 IS ste3 se
Steamer leaves every t-ird z
, 1888-03-08

People ask Elo frel1caJly, 10 you
th'l,- there IS any l5--as In Loucil-i'' --a.
I Do Eoa There l. much gool init. ''Icr
ycu- tlcn, o5i1.t GO d1lc-as parties
10; IL themselves 1 do not. But Wlc-e
ul.-uit yoTta, uuripe l-u-cle, unsettled
and ulagrC5ued nerves are pUt thrUueh
IN excess Of CEcitcucnl, treated with
sy-l}-l--t5. led irrcgulerly and with u1-
yv-.-le-oCe food, sy---o.En iej v.th gayety
y..-cl IS excessive, clld which t. PFC tr.,c. et
tlroH-l hours Ulcn tGcy ahudll BE q Igcp,
and pending j II tie lislez5 state OF cE-
l-l--- son cnd eEc,tciueut Tie harm Is
Lo5 in tle daucins it=c,ii for they danced
as do the peasants, ii the @ ea air, upon
The grass under the trees and in Che day,
it might be commanded, not as yirtuous,
but SIN Gs belonging 20 those negative
things thCC may be Lclut-ful
Lat tLe y.asz1il il tle NIGHT, tho waste
fUlless-I VIII not scy Of prcc,ous
hon 6. for hours tpJ half so prcc.0u5
as nerves Gre-tlc Gi=slaaticn cgltuucd
night after night and week cfter wCcl.
through t.lo gv1lGle sguEcn, 10 is this dep
rcc1ts Gs eating ont the very lie. TN
not suuerstit.cu3 9t olservauces, hat aa
always thankful Chat t.eTa arc forty days
Of lel5 in the year, vn1n FOLKS ccn rest
from their deloCrhc5 and G;ssipations.
when no round Of excessive c--citen;cnt in
the pursuit Of pleasure is permitted to
come il and ran the hcallh and cripple
the natural powers Of tie yCuu Henry
Narl B-eoAer il brooklyn Magazine.
, 1888-03-08
From. sro=.sax-s Dai,s.


FISH stories were quite rleniiful last
night.
rhe Rescne Club meets at the Y. N.
O. A. at 7:30 this evening.
The county commissioners are having
the lower part OF the court house re-
plasterei.
The wife OF Mr. John Bu-by, the
Adams street boot and shoe man, is
quite ill.
Bunting was displayed from a number
n flag poles yesterday, in homer of the
Giouchester fishing schooner, Moiie
Adams.
Mr.. John Mcintyre, the new P. I, cor
resp)ndent, arrived Saturday aud takes
charge today He was formerly en-
pIoyed for three years GA the Miuneap-
oils Tribune. Mr.. Jones leaves for Vic
toria next Saturday.
Programme for the Blue Ribbon Res
cue Gibbs open temperance meeting at
the Y, NJ. @. A. Hall this evening:
Singing, audience, recitation, Miss
Nellie Busby; solo, Miss Dobbs; ad
lress, Rev ID. T. Carnahan; recitation.
Miss Stella Cougill.
Captain T. j. Conner, of the firm
Petty9rove & Conner has disposed of his
interest in the firms store on Water
street to his partner, Frank W Petty
grove, who will conduct the firms bust
ness in the future. The terms OF the
sale are not made public.
The Seattle Press has quite an article
in defense of air. Penn, recently dis
charged from custom service by Col
ector Brooks. Mr. Penn Is, so far as we
know, very worthy and deserving
young man, but the collector must have
the option of direc ing his own forces.
Allen Weir preached at the Methods;
Church yesterday morning, Rev. Dea-
ison not getting back from Port Angeles.
He arrived, however, yesterday after.
noon on the Wolcott in time for the
evening services, and preached to d
full house on "Thc Church" lie vii
finish the series on next Sabbath even
ng.
Mrs. Marietta e. Libbsy. wife of Jae
b. Libbey, aud daughter Of .drs. Cook
, 1888-03-08
ANNEXATION OF cANaDA.
The Di-a~trous stterart TO Aee isspiish
zs by Foree-A Fa'anu- Esii eat.

g by Eofee-e ramon" Hs'i 10
The present agitauoa concerning the
rela ious bets a.i7 .s''a'ist s-fti tlA Jnlted
SStstss recalls the tiint sfAsu tie p haXa-
ton OF hat country was proposed 70 be
brought about by torce Of arms. The
projec =. was entrusted to tie brave
General Mousgom .ry, assis'et ~ the
fam rs patriot, COionals tth4-r Allen
ana Seth Nlrne-. Nhihf eI11igcd in
this inya-iou Ethan 4 .en w4s. taken
prisoner BY tire British apd son, 10 ing
hand, where ne ezpeEiei9iggedt 9g &, lve4T ~ harsh
treatment,
TWAS Colonel WdlFer wlio twsc1 con
IIicted his men safely hUnI', !7Jrsh the
march WIS conStanIlv surrounded by
dangers. Once III ntsqmerv sem them
home becatse IN II. time Was cuts and
though they were willing to, coftti7ille in
service, they were I. .ichntit SUI icient
ciohifi:,;s and none could be h;ist8n that
Colonel Warn q. ar..-lF:t n 'ffnrffyi arrived
hoiha before he heard that aloitS' hhtrY
had been killed, aIi the cause, - "ell $
the i15ss of tht iiIittfY, N6re put II great
l, l,IsoprFtly1 Ha-eoilH6teta hls sen bsan
and at once aiaft41tl Tor 4eaHatltLs'S assist
his countsyr yrlitTfini5 heir extremity.i But
his efforts were cf ho7 avail, and It WAS
sseon found aetessaIyi 10 take up 4lIe line
of.Tetreat. .ai'5s3 -'- -S--. 10 '''oio
s. IL was The dead of wihteI, and only
.inedessifv sanctidhe5i m 'yIffg the lIpops.
Enc terror of pursuit and tie rfs Y df tie
! s,l,sttti iflirrr Shed sfstE iett 1lltfse Iol
alarm and5 ifast9 Il G'of31tf Natfoe rP-
mIineri with tine rc.Tr-oj the my. and
aided them III .f1l.iff-A Htsays most eifec-
tualIy as he was = man well posted in
caring Eor ti.e sick ana this kIsowleIse
nos cslTaU'iato exGelleaS use ..-iaE-,.
He must keep the ..lrTIy'iH rlbt5sq. not
q d;ir uat by. fost, ann l1t liCs DGs ivit II
out any chest OF medieines.-' But 40
understood the TIlLigi;l;Ll IL e OF FuotS afd
her rba, and OF plopar care zall=rfiiiJ1l
times, anul with Jisese aIies. he -gIRiic in
efectnal f 5Ilt ~ against disease ainoitg his
men
the rol. called, THANKS 10 Ssirh Warner
but few varuuciea IN tllsra ks s'Jp6e.red,
Col. Warner saved the lives uf hun
dretis oi men IE lhiS WAy, and he .iid a
noble work, hut I iem.dnGd' fuT his
uamesake, Il. II. Warner, hg3Fl OF
!. WaFn rs "a e. Cure e,ttL, lis' ~ ht. to
give the SIM. Kind Of remfdiSS t!ieR usPd
to the pedr,e oi 10 diy, In ssN uTher's
Log Cabin kcmedies.'' There rsi4e,ies
have been adopted alter ther0ussif trial
and inyestig gtt.on. and they are reuiPuiss
Gf esLa tlishe'i repu5S'5on Being Hholly
vegetable; hey ear be,used without any
lear as to the results.
Among the new remedies is g Sarsa-
parila for the blood. Hops and. Buchu
ior the stomacli ana. digestion, Cough
and Consumption RenedV, sea pine tor
the head and hair, Rose Cream Tor tI4at
terrible disease, cataTTh, a Log Cabin
Liver PHI, a Log Cabin Plaster and IN
Extsa,t lr iniernui and external nae.
Cue readers may rest assu ed tHat ti1ete
is merit III every altiGle.
, 1888-03-08

E-9e-imerts made 1t the Now Yorlc
g-.ri--sl- .---l station lae.-e it appear that
trce.-lel5 Of lie sc-j VII prevent sEaut.
CJ.~-r st.iple-e can lie purchased. ct re-
t-il far about hitccl cents rCr EoUnd, and.
i5 ulc is gtlcn2cd Witsi Ecty E-,io trouble.
Gccd Eo-lcd seventeen lal o4c-laif hours
iI t,-.s solution were fcG-d 70 produce .
81 -l5 amount Of SIMS Soaked forty
hours ali gcrlIs OF t.Ie fln.5 .5l-5 were killed.
C-U-ttc pJ,-5a, Z chez .r.l5t-acc, fer sic
FL rlost groceries. or czs-ly obtained by
l2-caing wood asLc5. VS. most cllectlVe
n G-stroying al s-al5 within seventeen
--.l c1c--2if h0ur5. i solution cf CASTLE
=o-3 in water, with enQugh qU;c-IiInc to
l1--r 1o l-lrid milky white, proved quite
y--,.gc, destroying ncgrly al tic sI.2yt.
L--.Ie U-ile, which bas been recommend
Ci - some fcru-cr5, IS always accessible
f.lt e2n be proGt1bly used.
, 1888-03-08

House ior Eens are IN demand

! as#tt=t" ibt 4Nus GEt II demand
Shingles are very scarce in town.
WORK ON &. W Dsvae's uew br;cE res
idsute IS Gr afessing finely.
Gaz vorks are talked about, but we
don't need en- as ,nuch as We nseI to-
n9, na.f as much as We need some other
thugs.
Read Bradshaw & Sachs advertise
men. for timber land for sale. The ar,
Gus agency also has bargain 10 offer il
nloas SO af Port Toans-ud
Gh.s Naylor, a'e of Oak Harbor. j.
starting rursmnh aud loeksm'lh shaI
on Uui5- "h4rf He vi!i bid for all III,
busIue.s there isin that line iii town
Messr-, C. c. Coleman & Co, Of Seat
tie have bauaht oct the City Meat Mar
kel aud vii .uduct it hereafter Their
advertisement appears this morning.
Tie wifr Of Caps Fisher, of the bark
Memuun, disd at Port Discovery ye-ier-
day. Capt, Rice brought : e Eden
arouud to this place for burial casl,e.
Il. Norton, Of Seattle, munger of the
Sunrise Telephone Co, arrived THIS
moruing TO look after the business inter-
ests # bis coInpnny-ip7tiris city He n
tends t. return TO Seattle Oh tie Olyn.-
plan ioday.
The open temperauc meeting st
evening was largely attended. After tie
proaramne, a constitution was adoptes.
n ny Bash resigned tie Office + TIRE
urer, aud Miss Mamie Payne was elected
in his stead.
Sunday after loou's meeting at Y. NJ.
@. 4. hall was iherully attended. and
passed IF with usual excellent Interest.
'Tha president anuounc, arrangements
for government Of literary. gymnasium
aud game rom.
Il Is earnestly hoped that This good
weather may continue 50 that Washing
ton street may b come passab'e. If tbis
rhlug continues the city fathers VIII
have to build RATS aud ferryhoats il,
which to reach their place ef meeting.
We have rsceiyid from r. 7. Williams.
of Yictsrl B, q copy Of the Vancouver, B.
G, directory rer 1888. published b. tha,
euterprlsing gentleman. Il is \ credit
t, its publisher, aud will be valuable
advertising med um For the town send
ing it ont. In fact. it speaks Of vim aud
genuine western enterprise-sach-en enter
prise as. a ~ SIS attraels the public.
Rev J. n. Deuuison vent to Semitic
this mornidg.
WarT@n Hastings has gone to Seattle
10 attend wedding.
Hon. j. Hamilton Lewis will lecinre
for the Seattle Y NC. \. on the sub
| iect of - Salt"
Al. Plummer has resi- ned the olice of
secretary Of the Y NJ. c. A., GU account
of SO many other duties. Wm. F.
Learne. was elected TO the position.
Hr. G. Il. jones and wife, and Mr..
Finch, trothor of Mrs Jones, aud Peter
otnck3nc' arrived from up Sound on the
Alaskan yesierday.
Tie British Cnlu.pbta Presbytery
meets iu Victoria tomorrow.
Hnghs and Ward are at " ork in Olyn1-
pia. Gaod place and good work,
Terriloriai democratic convention viii
meet nj Norsh Yakima, April 18Th.
The Dominion government is busy al
work surveying The channel of Frszier
river.
The Mason Coanty Journals iubiani
over the fact that Shelton is to bave
three mails fer week.
Word comes from the interior ot
British Co'amria that cattle have VIZ
iesed sxeafd nely vel
wh n it mes dow to dow p
i rus 'e" She 3 ise f'isy bas1d af E-Hit
is doing. about lie beet work We know OF
, 1888-03-08
Death OF Mrs. BELL.

Dr. NinkleF was called to Port Ange-
les this week to attend Mrs. VIM Bell
who is dangerously ill and not expected
to recover.
tLATHR-A dispatch received by Mr..
Thurman laHt evening brought word
that the lady had expired. The steamer
Wildwood, Capt. Horne, was chartered T.,
aud left Uaion wharf at 1910 with a
burial casket. Rev. j. N. Denison.
pastor of The M. E. Church, also left on
the steamer to conduct the funerall
, 1888-03-08

ENrs, Elma Bel. wife of Sergeant Wm
p. Be !, I $. Si-nal officer, was "a most
eSrimHb'c CaEsIiun .uiy. she lc.y.- a
husband ana one mall child. taa laIa.-r
q"i.e proz:..icd with grief. Our s.. ra-
tines arc herel. cc'.3rssl. Eay D.ni-un
exp'c!~ tn ba hvaa again t. ctu5ucs
usual services ID tie cLUfyu t..nrIs.r.
, 1888-03-08


expects tn be- hv@a again t. c.ujac.
usual services in tie cluFcu t.nrrs.r
----
From saturdays Balls.
HpT'nS pl'"inE i'- sa7tcwn.: hs- BE
Su2.
Itis t5..l.ij tie !. e. e. 4. u..I aaya
a socia. i,5 us b. i. rae ..,.- Rex.
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for thr occasion. I..ay c4l..l Font
T1wu~s-.i, ir.adu.e ari u.d.sc., uai
will return Aonr 'n'- afternoon,
Mr ". } Jones. v..o has he. cra
pIyyel l..fe f.r veal months ga, a+
Correspondent a. the Saatt.e Poaf-Iatet-
liJcaecg. j.. !epo.tad 10 b, ubJut TO tuae
4 similar rs,itj.u for .;.a, i,..r.;,I Ia
British Columbia Dnr.u. h!s re-lgepce
here 3fr. TsY.s has G.y,.g;..ti z. .ir.fI.,i
nose for news and lie "iii doubtless
prove a liye spoaicat wherever
sent.
Confusion orse coufounded over the
university matter. 4 telegram FROM up
Sound says: "Homtthing wrong about
university location at Tacoma Hold
on" Posia! cards from Rev. :. & d
, 1888-03-08

81 aos measles amnug the fpdians tn
the CoiyIllo reservation.
Amos Brown has iast soll a business
lot IN Seattle Tor $33OO0
Samuel LiYesly, OF Wisconsin, says a
man can make more on good rent-d
farm n Washington Terr!,uy tanu on
his owa land n Nv York or Wisconsin.
The Terr torial Rspunjisaa Oe4lraI
COMMITTEES meets today at North Yaki,pH
to prnv;de FOR SIX delegates to The Gar
9ago presidential c1nvent.un. Uaad =
dates tor the honJr are reported to be
scarce. ,.
SIR. Henry Burferd, of Belliaehasp
Bay, was n the city yesterday locking
mp meH 10 work in the { huckanut quarry
Ir. Buriieud mas an order nt1U nu hand
from Portland winch caIls for I2JU feet
Il atone t0 be used III the CONSTRUCTION
& ;h Pres by'erian church of thct city
The stpue will he shipped to SsnIte ny.
steamer ard scpw aud then Transferred t.
fl It cars aud then hauled to the desti-
nation. The iarge order TOR the Boston
block OF this city neeessitRtes the em
PIoyment OF a great pIany meu.-Fs.-5I
, 1888-03-08

tIrZ 50. PATRgcE's PILL i Z alVa :.
their eiI",t wlan auy ut er si-sa i1.-d
ihey contain the good pr'Ferii afts-
..ls!er prspiratiuus In the mrrart .--s
biu-d " tn tIi- tap~! ya.uat.i,- Rad c -se-
dl ", red ~ mudrrn tunes. -Asa G.. ia
arlie Gui isvsr RGi 81. PAIR ck's are e
feeuoH. Sold ty Jas D-Aiak er.
, 1888-03-08
~ - q . -.

Correcting common crroT5 concerning
TIC Lz-1lIi Ii--i-.----, --r. ,Ic-u liurdoch points
s.,1, ,,,,f ,-y,ro ~ no cyiQgnco- that t-,c
ss. J. L., . . 2 ~, e Ily;sE GI.ti5; 1T
TcGple DO not I've ii Izl.sier-rO.- ID
-. keeping up th,ir i,,tcrn1l heat. b.
a--rleous meals CT raw ululbcr washed
t-C! with GT1urhts OF lamp oiI; that
t--E do rct lorpidly Cu-e through their
i5-E night; c.ld ta2t they arc not &C eli
jy.a=-.sA IA s,ature. Tie viatcr houses
of s-cE arc Usually built upon the Eyr-
face, tae food Is chiefly CoJ!1c,l, otl is used
El---i tie e-r-e cs anon, ciFil. ed. people,
E--l t.c cctiIiJy Of the Villas IS not lc5-
scacd by winter, lgl7yse d@rl--e Lcj been
sz-g55 -.i.--AIl.a -@1Ey Lr.srsz-.
7 .t)reEan Reenhican siatP. ean-
ven 'sn wi0 l,e hold rt 2 Hand.
Arri' II,h, and viii esatain go. dole
Sa5e*' - -
J twa-this3 vatb o. 5ha United
Sa8la= sstnela is rheBirol teWake the
il hr-y Treaty valid sfy4 fiadlng.
II Is verv doubtful IL tTso-,iIilils. ui
tha Senate favor i,
T.ere arc 1T priso6ers in he Ter
II aEiat FcC.td-t f. ery NJ VA 4 Wa d.
m H5 GfYbain aro Gyip@ .ofi III p,
'7lz--0E h.5Eg TOO vel fs3. .e.it !
.a vorl- &c ID, {fhii IS ti.a f5ise
'H f+Ey -rnntimtntaiF -
, 1888-03-08

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H'',i a ne" Sl'Elns inlliiheLy-J"St re-
Bou-iaa.:'s.
Ill, NOV, .t,.I.. c.s,.,-, ,,,.4 ...r, 81.
Mrs. Oeuaal's.
7 Il. Ebey saws it is 4 mistake :. sav
that he WAS d ,vrp with the. measles. The
tr,u..a wa a FeIapse of aeuie rheuma-
It's n.
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D. ~ Ferry d Go. OF Detr,lt, Mich,
have favored rs with another uue "f
their seed annuaIs-also, with pack
age Of seeds. They are Teiia5!ein tier
line.
a runor vas currcnt this nafling
that Judge horte7 had passed- away
, 1888-03-08


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, 1888-03-08

Two AtPrs. heg.9 9a@. iIde lot, nj.
= 2JO five mtHu 'Cs wHik +fsll tit
st suaer iaudiug. Apply qaicd ai ttl=
, 1888-03-08

call at ,he AEdu5 a-en fle ti-u-fs
on 81 acrcs u gln scr ianA ca <4ta-ref
peninsula
, 1888-03-08

MIR. and alrs Chas. Morrison of Chin
akum we're in town yesterday.
&. 9. Psaa, late OF toe castons sery
ic', went ug the SoHud today.
Frank Myers formerly pnhiisher of 1t
paper IN Port townsend Is abaut %
tar; Il second paper a. Juneaa. Alaska
, 1888-03-08
General
Merchandise.
Shipping & COmmisS Il
Merchants.
Clothing C Gents Fur
DiSIlillg Goods.
FAMILY GROCERIES /!

We always keep in stock complete
line of Choice Family Groceries, and
vii sell them at prices which cannot
be beat by any firm on the Coast.
VIII deliver all goods free of charge
to any part Of the city.
Give US trial in this line and see
if We don't please you, both in prices
and quality.
, 1888-03-08

TIke Ayers S.-sipleI q ia t2 z3rru e
"f tHs sea-, io puri.y t1e u.# q, a.7Ea..
H.e be sysi-ia. " 'a ;br Iy,r T. ir r-
aaG -e-tr.- he ! .ig f.-.s-aus. y -..r tofis
vt l. nit-le / arvaaai ta. G..sa,
TN. q13i;y, iHt guagiIt a.H y 20 b.,
tHa l.eCE Mgd.S4a..
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-06
Criminal Law I'm China.

transportation is . Chinese punish.
mcnt that consists of being sent to the from
tiers OF Tar,s:ry to work OH the public works.
orto carry the baggage and supplies Of the
soldiers in their marches across the ar;d
wastes Of the deserts Of Cobb. Those who
ave seen these poor wretches burdeued
with o'g loads Of luggage, struggling in the
not sands Of summer or the dccp SHOWS of
WINTER, affirm that death would be q relief
70 them. Men, boys and mere delicate
women are thus punished. In cases of in.
sufrecuon the men Of the family are nut 10
aeatn' the women and children sent IA
ives OF toll and privatioz on tho frontiers.
Ine Chinese do not conline punishment for
tne more serious ofRensos to those who are
guilty. but often include their families. In
eases OF the escape Of crimi,als the father.
motner' brothers, sisters. wife and children
" DC arrested and imprisoned till tbo
offender IS spprohended. In some cases
their perfectly innocent relatives NAV ia
detained in prison long enough to starvc to
death or fall victims to typhoid and tynhus
Severs, which prevail in the great prisons
yvery summer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-06

Property of W.. J. Perry. will make the
season of 1883. rs follows: FRIDAY and
saturday Mt WatsOI's stable, Red Cloud:
Monday and Tuesday at Geo. CoOn's
South Of River; Wednesday and Thursday
ut Owners Stable.
FRANK is a dapple bay, weighs 400
pounds. aged 4 years. fine style and action
he was sired by Success an Imported
prrcheron-Norman owned by the Dun
h'ins OF illinois, extensive Importers of
:ine stations. His daEl was 4 half blood
Norman. balance B~ellefontaine and Mes
senger.
TERMS:-f7 to insure a c, IL to stand
and suck. Care will be taken to prevent
accidents but will not be responsible
for any that may occur. Parties dispos-
ing of mares before they are known to bs
with fOnl forfeit insurance money.
WI. PERRY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-06
SheriHs Sale.

Notice Is hereby given tina: under and bv vir.
the Of an order vi sale iSsur,: out OF the District
Court Of tire Eighth JUDICIAL District Of Webster
eOun >. Ecb.l.Aa, upon Il decree in an action
'en.tlps in said court wherein w.. J.. Ian & Co.
Is plaintiff and Joseph U. Chaimberiin. Emily G.
ChaiimleTlin efai are Uefrndants. I shall offer
1T public vendlie for cash in land at the east
door Of the court ~ use in Rel CiOnd in aid
county 0hat being the place where the Last term
OF said court Wa hOlsit NJ on the nh day Of July
H.. j. 1855, II : o'clock r. IN. the following &C.
scril,etl property fo-wif: Lots number twelve
02l thirteen t1s' fourteen ~, fifteen 80 sixteen
C6) seventeen it.i and eighteen maj i'm block
eleven I'M In the town Of ~lnavale, In Webster
county Nebraska.
Given under my hand this M day Of June A.
ID. 1SSS,
kALEY Bros, H.. 4. SCOrr.
f11nt1ns Attorneys. sheriff.