The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-22


young lady up there we will pay a
liberal reward for information.
Greek newspapers received at this
office state that, ''Americans are in a
great state of excitement over Col. |
James Corbett having knocked out |
Hon. John l.. Sullivan in p rounds, |
which practically decides the election
of Americas next president.
G. NJ. Waterhouse, master of the
Masonic order of Weiser, was elected
junior grand warden of the Grand
Lodge of Idaho at It's recent session
at Boise.
Farmers wishing to haul their
wheat at their convenience and not
ready to sell, can make arrangements
to store the same free of charge at
the Mill Cos elevator.
At the democratic primary held in
Weiser last Saturday the following
delegates were elected to attend the
county convention at Salubria on
Sept "a: S. G. Hale, g. b. Barton,
James BARLEY, r. E. Lockwood, o.
NJ. Harvey, John Coakley, John
Nevin, w. F. Sommercamp.
V. d. Hannah was in the Office last
week and had in his possession an
apple he has just received for the
Worlds Fair exhibit. 1t was raised
by Robert Brown, out beyond Ruth
burg; it measured 164 inches in cir
conference and weighed % ounces.
Ruthburg is way up in the mountains,
too
LIP. Agnew has fixed up his build
ing between Ayers and the meat
| market and Mrs Agnew will open a
5 restaurant and short order house,
where meals can be obtained at all
Y hours. Such an establishment ought
, to do we'll here as its need seems to
be often felt, and we believe Mrs.
Agnew will make it a success if any
one will.
AL Steunenberg, of the Caldwell
II Tribune, went to Portland last week
- to attend the Sovereign Grand Lodge
II of the l. O. o. F, and in his absence
his brother Frank had occasion tC
write potato item, which he did il
> such a commonplace manner as tC
= smack of failing powers. When A
- returns and beholds how lily the
Tribune's reputation has beer
Z sustained there is certain to b
IL dissension in the house of Steunen
ie berg.
+, A correspondent from Indian val
- lev writes: 1.-The democracy of India
valley met at the Lindsay schoo
y house on the 18th inst. and electe
delegates to attend the county cor
" vention to be held at Salubria on til
III oath inst. The democrats up in Ii
re dian valley are not all dead by a
means. They are sanguine of cleo
in ing the entire ticket this fall. The
e. will 90 for a plurality. There al
nix more democrats in the county tn
wear than last. The corresponds
.st omitted to give the names of the de
us egates.
Is D. n. Baker tells us that he h
ers lust sold 300 head of the fine buc
he has been advertising in the 81
Use NAL Mr.. Stanfield, of Mt. Hon
his purchased 200 head and Boise part
for 100. Sheep men are beginning
y" learn that Idaho can raise as ii
bucks as any place, and that NJ
in Bakers are the equal of any. NJ
ace Baker has been paying considerat
WV attention lately to the raising of ii
aak grade and thoroughbred bucks, a
with excellent success, and he W
cod have no difficulty in disposing of
do remainder of those he has for sa
an 1t is needless to add that ID. n.
,;ea ker is a firm believer in printers IL
Mrs. Clara Jenne will be in Wei
with a full line of fashionable mi
up merry some time between October
up' and 10th. Do not buy before see
her. stock.
you
While at Big Island, Va,
April, was taken with very sew
Pio- attack of diarrhea. | never hat
ave worse in my life. tried several
oise time remedies, such as blackbe
aii- wine, paregoric and laudanum W
out getting any relief. My attent
'em- was then called to Chamberla
aho, Collie. Cholera and Diarrhea Rem
otto by Mr.. r. c. Tinsley, who had b
l. -. III "a 4boro op1 in loss 4