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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
Tho One OF 1857 the seyerest OF
Them All.

Them All.
SToDDEET, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Va,
February 2, 1889. !
To the Edifor Of the Dispatch:
Having read the accounts Of the great
snow-storm in the Dispatch cause my
memory to revert back to that terrible
day, and / will give you a few points in
regard TO it. There cannot be a doubt
about that being the severest snOw-storm
that has taken place in this section in
more than a hundred years. Ny father
and grandfather were both living at
that time, the latter then III his eightieth
year and well and hearty, and both OF
them were Of tho opinion that it was
the severest snow.storm they had ever
seen. My grandfather did not even e Y
cept the great ow-storm OflS02. Hethen
know OF some persons that were caught
without wood at their wood-piles, and
had to burn their garden enclosures, as
it was impossible to haul through the
deep snow. Still, he was OF a decided
opinion that the Snow-storm Of 1857 was
the %seyerest. ! remember on that terri
BILE Sunday, 18TH of January, 1857. about
dusk, In going with IN Of the negro
men to the farm-pen TO attend to feeding
the stock. Although the man was not
more than twenty minutes in pulling
the feed out OF the stack that was close
at hand, his hands we're s o badly FROST
bitten as TO cause the skin TO peel off OF
them as though they had been wrapped
in hot embers.
| remember seeing in the Dispatch
soon after the snow whsre DR.. Cox and
IA Mr.. Traylor started in a buggy that
Sunday to so 10 a relatives of the Doc
tors that lived some ten or twelve miles
away, and were overtaken by night and
got stuck in the snOw-drifts, and both
froze to death. 1t happened in Chester
field county. The big snow of 1856
commenced on the 4th of January and
continued Owe twenty-four hours, and
when IT cleared away 1t was fifteen inches
on a level. In a day or so it turned in
tensely cold, and on the oth the Their
mometer was at least 90 below zero. |
saw persimmon-trees rs thick through
as a mans body killed down to within
u To-" lcCb Va thC BiOuuu, huu my
quantity Of peach.tree were killed.
The cartridges persisted by. the tnou-
sand they were almost totally de-
stroyed. l did not see or hear a single
one the following summer. 1t showed
every week in January and the
first week in February. The cold
lasted seven weeks, and the wind
blowing from the northwest nearly
all the time, the Appomattox was
frozen over for nearly two months. /
had the curiosity to see how thick the
ice was and carried an axe down to the
river and cut into the ice near about a
foot, but struck no water, and l con
cluded it was frozen nearly to the bot
tom and stopped. | never knew how
thick it was One thing certain-it was
over a foot.
The first big snow-storm / remember
distinctly happened on the I'd of March.
1876. The wind blew very hard and it
drifted badly. 1t wa from eighteen
inches to two feet deep in places. On
the I'd day OF March, 1S4S, there was o
considerable snow. and on the I'd day OF
March, 1872, there was a heavy fall of
snow-the heaviest, | think, since 1857.
l will close, as / think this will make
you feel somewhat cool.
r. Fl. AMOS.
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Calarrh Curaa-

A clergyman. after years OF suffering from
that loathsome disease CaiArrh, and vainly
trying every known remedy, at last found q
recipe which completely cured and saved
him from death. Any sufferer from this
dreadful disease sending q self.addressed
stamped envelope 10 Professor J. A. Law
renee. IS Warren street, New YORK city, Will
receive ths recipe free Of charge.
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PRESIDENT NATIONAL RANK

Meanwhile. Tenn, writes; From experience in
my family DR.. II. Mozley's Lemon Elixir has few
Il any equals. and no superors IN medicine for
the regulation Of tho liver, stomach, AMI bowels.
DR.. ~. MOzley's Lemon Hot Drops are superior
10 any remedies We have ever been able to get
for throat and lung diseases.
70 5->utApl W. II. MAGNESS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

eff any one must have beignets in the
middle OF his meal give him ~straiehtout
American griddle-cakes aud not feeble
limitations. although ell such interpola-
tons ara yandslisms, for dinner should
be dinner and dessert dessert. Then Tor
the latter have something satisfying to
the natural longing for sweets-no ga
carries, dried-up cakelsts. but
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is WEALTH.

DIR. K. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TkEAThENI, q guaranteed specific for Hysts-
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TAI Depression. softeninx OF the Brain resulting
In Insanity and leading 10 misery, decay, Aaf
death, Premature Opd Age, Loss OF Power Ia
Either sex caused by over-oxsrtio1 OF tho brain
or oyer-lndulgeaco. Zach 5ox contains on,
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w GUARANTEE Fix BOXES
ocurs any cass. Win Och or1sT Y~s~sivss ~
Us for six boreS accompanied with g. ss VIA
fepd the purchaser our written guarantee ~ re-
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scura Guarantees issued only by
z. kOBkars BAKER, Drugsts,
solo Agen,
so cas-, Main s.rset. Richmond. VI
mYl-tGWly
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
- EXCAYATISG AND GRADING OF FRANK
LIN STREET II the plan Of Mount Erin, Hcanco
county. Va. will be- received ~ the Office of
Samuel =. Waddiii. clerk Of Henrico county.
where the dra wings aud specification mar DO
examined. unul !. o'clock NJ. on the lzrH DAY
Of FEBRUARY, 1880 q. y. RANDALL.
Commissioner.
February Z, 1879. 10 SD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

displayed activity in organizing forces in
his adopted State. Mr.. Allison became
very popular in Iowa, and was nominated
for election to the Thirty-eighth Con-
Press. He was elected successfully TO
the hir eighth. Thirty-ninth, + ortieth,
and forty.first Congresses. In 1873 he
was elected to tue United States
Senate, and since then has retained
his seat without interruption. Sena-
tor Allison has always manifested a lively
interest in legislation regulating tho
affairs of the District of Columbia, In
dian rights aud appropriations, army and
navy appropriations, measures regard
ing telegraph lines, and the sale of pub
lie lanis. He is ~slngulsrly well equipped
for affairs, and is one Of the most active
members of the Senate. This accom-
statesman is chairman of the
Committee on Appropriations.
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Hoods S~arsapariIla

Is a peculiar medicine. II Is carefully prepared
from ssrsspsrilis, Dandelion. Mandrake. Dock,
Pipsissswa, Juniper Berries. and other we'll
known and valuable vegetable remedies, By q
peculiar combination, proportion and process,
giving 70 foods sarsararila curative power not
possessed by other medicines. 1t effects remark
ahlA cnrna uhnra other prenarailnna fail.
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Lemon TIfxIr.
ITS WONDERFUL EFFECT ON THE LIVER
STOMACH. BOWELS, KIDNEYS, AND
uTnnn

as prepared by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta. Ca A
pleasant Lemon drink, thar positively cures all
Biliousnes-, COn'tipa'i0n. Indigestion, Head
Ecne, Malaria, Kidney Disease. Dizziness, toss
OF Appetite. Feyers, Chllls. Blotches, Pimples,
Pain in tn Back. Faipitation, OF the Heart. and
oil Othor diseases caused ~ q disordered liver,
stomach. and kidneys. the first great cause Of
all fatal diseases. Fifty cents and 81 per bottle.
sold by druggists generally. Prepared only by
II. Motley, ". d., Atlanta, Ga.
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.ENON HOT DROPS

cure all Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness. Sore Throat,
Bronchitis. Pneumonia, and all throat aud lung
diseases. Price % cents. Sold by druggists. Pre-
pared only By DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta, Ia
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-08-09

The gold coin and gold bullion IL
the U. 5. Treasury amount 70 Sjo3,-
BOD. 1871. and the silver coin and sil-
yer bullion, 1888, GOA, 1856, showing a
greater amount Of gold Than silver
hoard ID. Gold certificates outstand-
ing, sll6,792,759; silver certificates
outstanding, s257,l02,4l5, showing
that nearly the whole amount Of sll-
yer in The treasury is 10 circulation IN
the form Of certificates, while not one
half OF the GOLD is in circulation in
that form, and yet the goidites Will
spout about the people not wanting
silver al money.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To DAVID Clancy: You are hereby
notified that / have expended one hun
bred $500 liars in labor and i'm
proyemeGts upon the Humbnld' quartz
mine, formerly known as the Monitor,
situated in Archie gulch, Banner dis
trict, Boise county, Idaho, in order to
hold said claim under the provisions of
section 1924, Revised Statutes of the
United States, for the year ending Dc.
81, 1888 That The proportion of said
expendi urr done by you is fifty $50
dollars, lawful money of the United
States, and if within ninety $50 days
after the legal publication Of this notice
YOU fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion of said expenditure, and with
legal cost Of this publication, your in.
torest will become the property of the
undersigned, under said section 1924
JAMES LAFFERTY.
July 70. sol
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spokane Fails Fire

The entire business portion OF
Spokane Falls, W ashington Iernto-
nv, was destroyed by fire on the night
OF Aug. 4th, twenty-five blocks being
reduced to ashes. Estimated loss
Ala. 100000. The fire started at Z
o'clock in a lodging house on Rail
road Avenue. Owing to lack OF
water and strong wind, the hre
spread rapidly. Attempts were
made TO check the fire by blowing up
buildings. A solid block of four
story bricks, including the postoiiice,
succumbed. The Frankfort Block,
the largest building in the city, which
cost $3.50, 900, stood the fire for some
time, but finally suceumbed. A
man jumped from the second story Of
the Arlington House when 1t was IN
flames, and started down the street
when he was overcome oy the hea'
and fell. Parties rushed to his as
sistance and carried him to a place
Of safety. He was SO badly burnet
the skin peeled off his body all over
He died at noon on the 9th. lii
name is Charles Davis. He wa
from Billings, Montana. The rive
prevented the FIRE from destroy in!
the big Touring and numbering mills
The only business block left wa
saved by tearing down the intorveu
ing buildings. Owing to the rapidlt
with which the fire spread, scarcel
anything was saved. The big pump
were not connected, and at the tim
OF the fire there was scarcely an
pressure. Had there been the fiji
would have been brought under COZ
troll. Many business men alread
signify their intention to rebuild d
once.
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m sarrv in the Lsad-A strong isslHoAi-A
To pa Barry Company, i'an Francisco
a1he ladies here iDrnger, coloJ VINO pave
n.e1 your ioile, preparations are IN =
IT.. o lhe hns results pFodaceu'
IT, haye discover d that your Cream
aa1 Palm are tie yery best safeguards
anain.t tue permauea.y Of wrinkles OF
- f.ct any facial blemishes thai arse
,ro,, harsh winds, climatic changes OF
an. constitutional disorders. FOR tle
,igor. Of a mountain climate your Du
Bsrrv preparations are unsurpassed rs
,re.crver. II the complexion. have no
doubt whatever that they will wAen syS-
,ema,icaly introduced here, have very
large sale, and ultimately Dire the feca-
,,;er and all other inferior complexion
nreparatioas from the market as nA,u'
raj result of the superiority OF your go'us
KATHERINE DEvISE.
Denver. May Is, 1889. g.,
Du Barry preparations sold by ieau
inc druggists. and by DU BAnRY com
nanv. 1875 O'Farrell street. San francisco
10 whom orders, or request. for ci-cu
lars. should be addressed hgeh''
warfed
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HALEY News. MINER: The fire is
coming over the divide this side OF
Muldoon, and is very likely to sweep
Fast Fork unless some steps are Ia
keg TO prevent its approach, 1t has
burned over nearly all the country
between the head OF East Fork and
Muldooa. We were Informed yes
terday that in one Of the tributaries
of Little Wood river, about eigh,
miles long, where the fire has burned
on both sides OF the stream, so many
ashes aud ciudors have fallen into the
water that the fish are all dead. In
PLACES where there is a deep hole il
the river there are bushels of dead
trout.
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others. he came to California some
wears ago TO "grow Up with the
country Mr. Wilder is nearing the
three score and ten station, and, after
a somewhat chequered life, is now
calmly awaiting the summons to JON
the other veteran showmen whose
arena Is across the river. His health
is not good. and ID few days ago.
while journeying across howell
Mountain en- route TO his favorite
sprinps resort, be was thrown from
wagon and seriously bruised through
the earelcsspess Of an intoxicated
driver. Just year ego he met with
a similar nishap near St. Helena,
this time bv the needless handling OF
the ribbons by an ex-railroad eomn1is-
sjooer. lie suffered much from that
accident. and was never himself phys
ieally again. but Bcerstecher IS alive
and well, still enjoying bis ili-goiten
gains while serving the State as one
of Dennis Kearney's right bowers,
bidding defiance to the world from
his mountain fastness near Rniher-
ford, where hounds, nastiiis and
Newfoundlandefs protect him from
the peering curiosity Of his neighbors
and the public. AMOS.
S.s FR.scIsco. July goth.
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The eonsoIislation q eight railroads

The consolidation Of eight railroads
connected with the Union Paeihc
system in ,i,is part q the country has
been completed, the arrangements
going into effect en- August lst. The
new system viii be known as the Or
egon Short Line and Utah Northern
railway. The roads included 10 ms
consolidation are the Oregon Short
Line, Utah & Northern, Utah Cen
trail, Salt Lake and Western, U'ah &
Nevada, Ogden & Syracuse, Idaho
Central and Nevada Pacific. The
California branch, the Incorporation
of which is now in progress, sill com
plete the system to the Pacific coast
-[Ogden Argus.
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IDAHO News: IL is common talk
in the shadow of the capitol at Boise
that number Of northern men are
seeking the United States Senate
through he doors of the Constllu
tional Convention, and an admission
TO either one will close the doors
against Delegate Dubois. Gov. Shou ,
it would seem, holds the latchstring
to the Senate Chamber from the
| South. Ii this talk be true, what re-
ward Will Delegate Dubois get for all
he has done for Statehood? The
News is not making Republican Sen
ators, but IL wants To knowif this is
not another illustration OF the truth
full saying-one man shall SOW and
another shall reap that which he has
sown. The Constitution will bear
no imprint of the hand of Ex-Gover-
nor Stevenson. He took the first Of
fetal move towards the convention
aud was sincere in his desire for
Statehood, but, for some political rea-
sons, he was not wanted rs one of the
trainers by the body elect, aud he
has not troubled the convention by
his visits, nor the members by his
suggestions. And now rumor has il
that the same members want to bury
Delegate Dubois along by the side OF
( Gov. Stevenson lest he shall reap
some of the benefits of Statehood tol
the cause for which he has Iabored Sc
stfeuuously and so faithfully.
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The proposed constitution Of North
Dakota provides that no foreigner
shall vote until two years after he has
declared his intention to become q
citizen, and that the reading OF the
Declaration Of Independence with ia
cility shall be considered test of the
qualification Of the voter.
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A special from Marshall, Missouri,
dated Aug. 1st, says: Indications Of
gold in paying quantities have been
d scovered on the farm of w. II.
Dickson, near Arrow Rock. The gold
is deposited in the bedrock.
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Thousands Of Human Lives,

Heart.rending scenes OF agony uIsiup ~"
oil families. separation OF iovei -
manic. stricken multitudes ana lhe'i - a. -
Tic efforts 10 escape horrible Ia,e' -.
ge,her with thrilling tales OF hef"ic 9eeu7 :
harrow soaps from the pains o. uea a. !,
frightful have Dy fire; dreadful sunei-
ings Of survivors: rob6ing the VICTIM,
No such picture oi horrors was eye oe-
fore wiinessed-lnen, women ana ciiioI -
by thousands were sly pit mic e'eIni'l
without a moments warning.
F.Hg Illustrated nth tioid Scenes q
the Grsat CataaHly.
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Notice of For fixture,

To the heirs or assigns Of Cha Y
Avny: You are hereby NOTIFIED til 4
have expended one hundred itlN 4
lars in labor and Improvement. 4
Tincher lode, or quartz claim. siiutl
Quartzburg mining d strict BoisC3
", Idaho, in order 10 hold said clSaa
der The provisions of section 2MI
yised Statutes Of the United Stats /,
year ending Dec. 81, 1889. That III
portion OF said expenditure due b. q
McAvoy is S;3.33115, lawful money d,
United States. and if withia ninai
DAYS after the legal qualification ii
notice you fail or refuse to eonlrlbass
proportion of said expenditure, air
legal cost Of this publication, yo1 !
est will become the property oftAsus
signed, under said section 1884
JoHS DIcEM
WV. TIycHH
July 10. GOD.
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CLOCKS g. JEWELRY.
Notice of Forfeiture.
July 16, 80. If.


10 IT. VI. AltulOHSs
lou are hereby notified that | have ex.
pended Two Hundred Dollars in labor
and improvements upon the placer claim
situate in the Gambrinus mining district.
in Gambrinus ana Ice House gulches, as
Will appear by certificate filed this dav
in the office nt the Recorder OF Boise
county, Idaho Territory. in order To hold
said premises under the laws and regu
)atiops Of the mining district in which
the same Is situated, being the amount
required to hold she same for the wear
ending December 81, 1883. And il. within
ninety dais from the final publication Of
this notice ven tail or refuse to contribute
"a n proportion Of such expenditure as q
co-owncr, your interest in said claim viii
become the property If the subscriber
under the provisions of law
PETER LEDON.
Dated MAY IL, lsr<a-g<sS.
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IL aES. -.
Bids VIII be received at an adJonr'e"
meeting oil the Board Of County omihis-
sioners, 10 be hell August &c, 1852 for re-
nairioo Corrl House and build ng
Jury room Bids will also be received ioT
repairing bridge across the south FORK OIL
Pa,ette, in Garden valley; also for fliilng
hole in Main str Ct, opposite the residence
of A. b Morreil.
Parties receiving any or all OF the above
CONTRACT vii be required to give bono
in double the amount OF the DID
Plans specifications may be seen al
the Auditors office.
WM. WARNER,
Clerk Board Co. Com 5.
Idaho City, July so. 80.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of j. p. Larsen, deceased. notice
Is hereby given by The undersigned. adj
of the estate # J. p. larsen.
deceased, ta the creditors ut, and all per.
sons having claims against the said dc.
ceased, t. exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within TEN mont after the isl
puhlica ion OF this notice, to The said adj.
ministraior, 1T his office at Idaho Civ. In
the county Of Boise, Idaho Territory.
5. c. SILSBT.
Administrator of The estate of j. P. Lar
sen, deceased.
Dated ~ ldaho City. june 1. lSep-wa
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dHR JOHNSTOWN HORROR.

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EstTay Notice.

Come 10 my place, in Long valley.
about December Isl, three head of cattle
marked with X dunlap, and described as
follows Cne ligh, COW, branded, = on
len hip, G A on right side, [ on left side
near backbone, earmark smooth crop ON
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Fed and White yearing steer, marked The
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COW branded W on right hip, L on lief,
mp on len side, near back bone, ear.
nl'fk' smooth crop of the In The own.
81 WI please prove property, pay charges
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