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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-05
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for it
daily. and mourning because they find
it not. Thousands upon thousands of
dollars are spent annually. by our people
in the hope that they may attain this
boon. And yet it may be had by all.
We guarantee that Electric Bitters, if
used according to directions, and the use
persisted in, will bring you good di-
gestion and oHst the demon dyspepsia
and install instead eupepsy. We rec
omlnend Electric Bitters for dyspepsia
and all diseases of liver, stomach and
kidneys. Sold at SOC and 81 per bottle
at Hewitt l. Browns.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-05
DAMAGE CAUSED BY THE STORMS.
Several Houses Collapsed, aud the
Leading Mines Shut Down.

The storms have done considerable
damage in this immediate vicinity.
For instance: Yesterday morning
the Jay Gould mill was reported to
have coilapsrd; also the May dover
mil. A portion OF ,ha Haley Iron
works bull,iing was crushed by the
wight OF snow upon the roof few
days ago, and the old schoo!house is
now "A total wreck from the same cause.
The impossibili,y of getting coal
and other supplies has compelled the
shutting down of the ldahoau mine at
Bullion, of the Standard company's
mine on Deer Creek Of the Minnie
Moore mine at Broadford, and of
several other equally as important.
A, tua!ly fatal snowslides have
caused suspension of operations at
the Pacific Tunnel, below Bellevue;
at the Buttercup mine, head of Viii
low Creek; and one or two others.
The blockading Of the roads has
greatly inte,feted with operations on
the Gold Belt; and it is feared that,
because of the enormous expense con-
sequent ,heceupon, the showing made
by the Tipsop an,l Deadwood will not
be as favorable as it should and could
have been.
However, the people of Wood
River have cause for encouragement
in the heavy snowfall, since 1t must
insure abundant crops next summer
and, more than likely, the drowning
OF the grasshopper pests.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-05
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Prentice milford on fourth page
to-day.
John O'Brien, of the Wood River
Meat Market, keeps nothing but the
choicest meats on hand. Try him.
Go to w. S. Mack's to have your
house, sign and carriage painting,
paper.han9ing, calcimining, etc., done,
and carpets taken up aud relaiJ.
The "town blk" has not horored
the Aliuras club with his presence
since locks were put Oh the doors;
but he called three times last Saturday
The roof of the ladies' plunge bath,
at the HALEY Hot Springs, fell in
yesterday morning, it having been
crushed by the weight Of the super
incumbent snow.
J. w. Dawson and James Coyle
send word that they claim the estrsy
horses advertised by Hon. j. w. Bal.
l"r'ine, Of Mu'doon. That gentle man
has been written to on the subj ect.
J. II Bes,ner has Road Carts, Road
Wagons, Buggies, Phaetons, Surveys,
Family Carriages, Spring Wagons
and Moline Wagons, for sale. All
goods warranted. Prices and terms 10
suit the times.
The only proceedings before the
Commissioners yesterday was a re-.
quest from Vic. Bierhower that the
Commissioners repair the courthouse
roof as it was leaking, and the water
WAS dripping in his room.
B. II. Scott, of Boise valley, but
formerly of .Camas Prairie, left few
days ago for Bartlett Springs, CAL,
for tn" benef: of his health. Mrs.
Lulu Scott, his wife, writes that his
parting injunction was: "B- sure
and toward the WooD RIVER TIMES,
because I.caonot get along withoutit"
Mount Carroll Seminary Carroll
Co. H.. has never employed an agent
to solicit pupils or funds, as do other
institutions, still it has enjoyed un.
precedented prosperity and has
drawn patronage from very large
per cent. Of the States and Territories
Of the Union. The great success of
its graduates advertises the school
successfully il not so widely as agents.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-05

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-05
LETTER LIST.

List OF Letters remaining In the Hailey (idaho)
Postoffice for the week ending January 81, 1880.
Persons calling for any Of these Letters will pcsse
say Advertised"
Garheid, Mrs Anderson, Simon II
Travis, Richard Seamonds, VINO
EDWARD ANGEL. Postmaster
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-05
THE CATTLE OUTLOOK.
The Demand Greater than the Supply
aud q Rise In Prices Likely.

The Demand Greater than the Supply,
aud Rise in Prices Likely.
Montana Live Stock Journal.I
The National Stockman expresses
itself very charity in regard to the cat
tie business the present year, and
while it evidently hopes for better
prices, fears the worst. The Cheyenne
Live Stock Journal is certain that the
revival of trade will call for an in
creased supply of beef and cause an
advance in prices. The late storms
have undoubtedly destroyed !. consid-
cradle number of cattle, and every
body is convinced that the numbers
of Texas cattle have been decreasing
All these facts 60 to show that the
numbers OF cattle in the country are
diminishing, and if this is the case the
demand will be greater than the sup
ply and cause rise in prices. Now
is bad time to 90 Out OF the cattle
business. Ii may never again be as
good as it was in 1882, but it cannot
be long until it is better than
it is now.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-05
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-05
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-05

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-05
A CALL FOR HELP.
THE STOCK on CAMAS PRAIRIE IN
DANGER OF STARVATION.
A Carload or Two of Hay and Some
Grain Would Save It-Can the PcOnIe
Of HALEY Come 10 the Kescne?

OF HALEY Come TO the Rescue?
CORRAL p. O., Idaho,)
January rs, 1890.
To THE EDITOR THv TINES
We, the citizens of Camas Prairie,
are drawn to the necessity Of asking
aid from the benevolent people of
Idaho in the way OF feed for our stock
While the people of the Prairie are
AS noble, patriotic, generous. and en-.
during as any under the sun, we can
no longer face the inevitable. Some
may be too heroic and rather suffer
martyrdom than to ask aid, but !
think it savors more of foolhsrdiness
than heroism for US to let our stock
starve, when by a little exertion on
our part and little aid from Others
might save the lives of thousands of
dollars worth Of stock.
The people of Idaho have ever
been characterized as generous and
benevolent, and as to the people of
Camas Prairie they have in some in
stances proven themselves so. Though
poor, no emixrant ever arrived here
late in the fall and in destitute cir
cumstances but has been amply pro.
vided for, without money or price.
But, alas! those who were once cheer
full givers have been driven by th+
great destruction wrought by the
grasshoppers and drou.h Of the last
two years to ask AID for themselves.
By strict economy and untiring en-.
ergy most every one has been able to
provide food enough for themselves
and families aud thought they had
enough hay to winter their stock,
grain being out of the question.
Winter setting in a month or six
weeks earlier than usual caused the
scarcity of feed, and nothing but an
early spring or all from outside
sources will save many head of stock
from starvation aud death. Many are
feeding their stock no more than half
enough in order that they may starve
them through or save their lives till
spring.
l have talked with some of the
citizens Of Soldier, and they say they
can only feed till the middle of Feb
ruary; others till the first of March.
Should the srow remain on the
ground until the middle of April,
which it is likely to do, for we have
it in great abundance, this stock
would be bound to die. The same
prevail Oh Corral and
Chimney creeks.
Should we lose our stock it would
'e an almost irreparable loss to US.
And would it not prove very detri
mental to Wood River and the Terri
DRY at large? In our more prosper
JUS days the ranchers of Camas
Prairie spent good many dollars on
Wood River, and we trust we may be
Ible to do so again.
What we want now is help to get
carload or two of hay and some grain
delivered at Haley or Bellevue.
We could drive our horses there and
eed them. There is feed enough on
he Prairie to keep the cattle alive,
md as the mail-road has been KEEP.
'pen all winter we could, without
much trouble, get our horses there.
We now have six feet of snow on a
evel, and unless we get aid from out
ide, or should we have late spring,
here will hardly be a hoof of stock
eft on the Prairie. CITIZEN.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-05
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-05
Fashionable DrpSSmakjng .

Tailor made suits ard all fashion,
able dIessmaking at reasonable prices.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Miss G.. DAWSON,
At Mrs. CIark's lodging house,
northeast corner First avenue and
Bullion street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-05

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moderate. For Catalogue address as
above.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-05
Appropriate Holiday Gifts.

Elegant Rochester Parlrr Hanging
Lamps-just the thing for a holiday
gift-just received at
BERRY's HARDWARE STORE.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-05
Cured by Cuticura

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
REPORTS OF DAMAGE
BY THE WIND STORM.

patrick Couniy's Experience Fire at Gull
,erer searching For an Ascending
wife Norfolk aud Carolina Road
Cicauirrs.
p,N,ufE. VA. Mar. %. special. The
.,.rm ol Friday afternoon did much dam.
....r Patrick county, blowing down seye.
... houses and barns. destroying fences and
........nc trees. SO stella. station Of the
,......i. and New River road large chest
.t.s. was blown down across a school
..... arl demolished 10. Rev. O. =. Min
.... mrhcihic preacher. was holding a
..r. school in the house at the time. and
.l. .q.mphc created CONSERVATION in
.....l.. Mt. Mlnicr was Knocked down
t. r.irr fmbprs and his arm broken.
N.r Whites station. on the Midland
...f .n ihIs county. large pine tree was
...,. down. and fen across "a horse and
..... attached to the wagon OF Philip Hem
..... which was being driven by his little
. GOO. 0i flr animals was killed in
...rfIt. and fle other So seriously injured
...II dice Zoe hDN was slightly injured
&c.. .Nu. Nmh and the wagon was more
I... demolished. Tn this city two or
.... chimney. were blown OF, and an un-
......I s'0ro-lou,e near the Dry bridge
.... blown down aud converted into Kind
NH0i.
g .nf. and sales of leaf tobacco have
f.rr large ihi- week. and prices hold
.. Un everything except smokers and
.r..- which are "a little od Shipments of
and twist ibis week were a trifle under
...... pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30
NORFOLK BUDGET.
Preparing to Open New Railroad Col
lccior and Conercssmnn al ndda

preparing To Open q New Railroad Col
lcctor and Congressman "a odds.
NORFOLK, VA, Mar. Co. Special All
arrangements have been made for opening
the Norfolk and CarolinrRoad for business
next Wednesday. by which time the differ
ent offices along the route will be thor
oughly equipped. The opening of
TINS line gives direct route 90
connects the Seaside City with Atlanta
ia, 10y an almost direct rail line. The Nor
FOLK agent OF the Norfolk and Carolina will
bee Mr. }. W. Maupin. formerly Of the Sea-
board road. Portsmouth. and Mr.. ). A.C.
Ironer viii Doe chief clerk. The ware
houses of the company at this
end Of the line have already been
completed and are the lOOmicst in the har-
Dor The Norfolk and Carolina will bring q
large freight here from the Richmond
and Danyillc and East Tennessee. Nir
ginia and Georgia roads. and % accom-
modaie the business OF the two latter
lines, the warehouses had 20 De
made large one is 200 feet long and 20O|
feet wide, with four railroad tracks rum
ming through 10. and docks on each side Of
a sufficient depth % allow ocean steam
ships 20 come IN them for cargOes.
The appointments of clerks in the CUSTOM
hNWN| mas ANN~'u NN iN fR|IIfNN W|NMfNH
Congressman BOwden and Collector Banka.
Mr.. Bowden and the Collector disagree rad
ically about the men who should
be rewarded with the official pap
Of this government institution. and
both are stuhbOrnly cOutesting for
their men. As "a result. several app1in
ments which Collector Banks has sent 20
Washington for confirmation are hung up.
with no prospect Of being hauled ont of
their resting places at an early day. The
only appointments that have been re-
ceiYed 80 far are those Of Colonel
John Il. Waddy as marine clerk: Thomas
lowery. boarding officer: a colored man
from York county, named William Wash
lngton. as aninspector; and William lh0r0-
good, colored, of Norfolk. % watchman.
Agents from the South are here working
among the col0red lab0rers. aud are sending
some "a 90 the south and West. where there
is a demand for common labor ON the cot
ton fields and on the farms. Those who
have come here from the sections where the
crops failed last year are happy 90 lind
demand for their services. 1Ol0rcd labor in
this vicinity is ln excess OF the demand.
EN-May0r Phillip O.. Thomas. of Ports
mouth, has been appointed tO the lucrative
position Of coal weighcr In the construction
department of the navy yard.
Judge Lewcs billiard OF Norfolk. was
paralyzed az his residence. on York street,
yesterday afternoon
A mass meeting of the citizens of Norfolk
will be held i'm the Academy of Music. Mon
day night TO form promoting company
Mr.. j. Boyd Smith. representing an Eng
lish syndicate, who purchased some years
ago the Old POindcXtcr estate. ON the South
ern branch. is here making arrangements
for the establishment of am acid factory on
the company property.
MIR. +. ID. Haskell. formerly owner Of the
Boston Herald, is visiting Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30
ROUND ABOUT RADFoRD.
i1e Ncu Bank building Death of Mrs.
James Wehb-Notes.

The Sew Bank Building Death of Mrs.
James Wehb-Notes.
E,nIoHn. NA~ Mar. D. Special. The
rN mmh building is nearing completion
aal ay Oboe i.toi April the institution VIII
'. 'n 1000 blast Tine company's new safe
II- arrived. 10 weighs 5000 pounds. and is
quite mammoth.
Mrs. james Webb. d highly-esteemed
Christian lady. died "a few days since. aged
-IAfN-0l-uf Years. She was native OF Fu-
H-ki county. Her death occurred exactly
twelve months from the day her husband
Wa- buried. The funeral services were
.0ndlcted lf Rey. W. j. Cooke.
49,. .. D.. Bucb is putting zap the largest
-f.I. Iu town. n i- 900 Norwood street, and
$500 he quite handsome when completed.
Ihe main street of the town is soon 90 De
WllUned. and many good buildings will have
f. 0e form down. This Will not cost the
.Nn ltrf much. iar these houses were built
.N Oboe ground originally decided for street.
I.. West RadfOrd Iron Company Will
5000 finish turing and enclosing their
grounds. OFF course. everything Will have q
more finished appearance.
Ile prospect. Are Chat soon New river
N. .. SPAWNED hN new bridge. connect
N. brooklyn with kldiom.
Il.N. 800. Allison. Nl bfislul. ls I'D Town.
d.. nIl take up the work of the frcsby-
.0r.Hn Church here.
E.t samuel Saunders is still in suffolk.
N.-W.e has been quite ill, bat is reported
.f.r.
lae syndicate that bought out Mr.. Mike
Gibson i0l sil.UOhaye capitalized the prop
.ffE tt >lNN.U.
I.e purchasers of the lleth a IOssell
property hate their surveyors here, and will
begin Nin- Ol lots. and saw they will grade
N-'na o. fHs cold National pike" about
.n. anl laH miles distant. This will be
great thing l0r Hldiorl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30
PETERSBURG POINTS.
Inspections of Tobacco-Damaged by Fire
and wind.

PETERSBURG, Va, March o. SPEC
cial. At the Jewish Synagogue this morn
ing, Rev. DR.. Z. NJ. Myers. who. for four
years was a resident as minister at Louis
Vile, referred in his sermon t0 the calamity
which has belallen that city.
The wind blew perfect gale here last
night, and some damage was done. a small
house on Lombard street was blown down.
and the roofs of the Etrick cotton factory.
in Etirick, Macllns tobacco factory.
in this city. and Roper a. Co.'s
store. ON Sycamore street. We're parity
blown of. Ia the counties contiguous 90
Petersburg great deal of damage was
done by the destruction of orchard trees and
fencing. During the high wind Yesterday
afternoon the family residence of Mr.. John
Hare. in Prince George county. "a short disc
lance from Petersburg took fire ON the roof
from chimney sparks and narrowly escaped
being consumed.
The military spirit is being revived here.
and efforts are now being made to organize
new company. 90 Doe called the Petersburg
Rinemen. Up % this time between thirty
five and forty names have enrolled.
Mr.. Peter Francis, of This city, has just
been notified through his attorneys. Messrs.
Il. II. a. W. II. Jones. Of Petersburg. and
Mr.. James l.. NOrriss. of Washington. ID.
G.. that Mr.. &. T.. Mitchell commissioned
patents, has allowed him patent upon
alarm locks.
The inspections Of tobacco at the different
warehouses i'm the city for the past week
were - hOgsheads: receipts, lo3 h0gsheads:
sales Of loose, 1921 pounds.
The shipments of meal over the Peters
burg and Weldon Railroad this week aggre-
gate $3.50 bushels.
AT a regular meeting of AppomattoX
Lodge No. l6, ]. o. o. T., the following
delegates were elected 90 the Grand Lodge,
which meets at Roanoke next month. J.. b.
Branch, p. g.; W. y. Terry, p. g., and y. g..
Burgess.
The receipts of cotton at this port for the
past week were seNenty-three bales.
There are at the city alms-house fifty
three inmates white, l6; c0lOred. 80; dis
charged during the month. l3.
Captain Thomas Pannill, Of this city.
will leave here tomorrow night for Nor
folk, 90 attend a meeting Of the Board of
Directors Of the johnson City improvement
Company. ON adjournment of the meeting
the directors Will leave for Johnson City.
This morning Mr.. &. G.. Vincent, we'll
known citizen. was stricken with apopleNy.
He had Just returned home from market.
and was sitting i'm the rear part Of his store.
on old street, where he was found by
gentleman i'm AN unconscious condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30
FIRES NEAR WILLIAMSBURG.
Quite Number Recently Met ia
Bruton Church.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, Mar. o. Special.
Fires in this vicinity have been frequent
Of late Jacob Holmes. very thrifty coli
ored farmer. who lives few miles below
town. lost his stable and several horses day
before Yesterday. lie had a colt that had
contracted the distemper, which is preNa-
lent here among horses, Nc and as
remedy be iumigatod the stable, but
must have left fire in 10 on retiring, as Dice
was awakened In the night by the light Of
the burning building
A train on the Chesapeake and ONO Raul
way. Yesterday morning, i'm passing the
farm Of Mr.. Thomas J.. BlONt0n snort dis
lance west of town. set fire TO the woods
and he and his neighbOr- were out nearly
all dav fighting the element 10 prevent the
destruction of their fences and timber.
NJ MOnqui, notice of whose Location DO
BrutOn district, York county, mas Deeh
given. was in town Yesterday. This gentle
man is wealthy and proposes 10 make his
new purchase very attractive ana 10 use ll
a. n place Of recreation from his city life.
The residence of Mr.. Thomas Newman.
who lives in York county. about i've miles
from here. caught atre this morning, but by
the timely arrival Of help the loss oil inc
entire building was prevented, bnt about
one.third of the roof Was burnt OF.
A conyocation OF the Episcopal churches
Of This district will be held in Bruton
Church on April 10Th. A large attendance
Is expected.
The condition of Mr. lieningham harri-
son ia NOT so favorable to-day as n was yes
terday, and fears are entertained for his re-
cOScry.
DC. W. Coleman, who has been con-
fined 10 his home by sickness. Is now con-
yalescing, and he hopes % be out on our
streets In "A few DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30
Market firm.
MARKETS by rELEGnApn.


NFw YORK. Mar - Messrs. Hubbard,
Price 4 Co. say. "f0roi-n adNices are
practically without change, though com-
paratiyeiy more business il doing ON the
spot. Near by positions remain quiet. with
out decided change. According to the
Chronicle. the crop 300 sight now i- 32o,oV
bales ahead OF l>sl. The total visible sup
ply is ll3oo0 more. of which $4,000 are
American"
Receipts 40 ports to-day estimated at B.
600 bales. spot unchanged; middilng up
lands. N -.l6: sales. Gl bales. Transactions
in futures today. as 900 bales. fuiur5
closed firm and 70 points higher. n fol-
oNs. April. llNHil.f2; May. llInilii;
June. ll.tguii5l; july. li.hjW li.D .,
August. il.5l0flll2. september iD.esM
1850. October. io.NU i0.3i; November.
1880 iO3s; December. lO.JItllO.3,; Janu-
airy. lO.3SNlO.aI
In Liverpool spot closed steady; midiling
uplands. 0i "a; sales. 5000 bales.