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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-09-28
Notice to Stockholders.

Office Corbett Slough Ditch Co., !
Blackfout, Ida, Sept 25, 50, I
Stockholders of Corbett Slough
Ditch Company are notified to meet
at the office of the Secretary IN
Blackfoot, Idaho, on the 7th day oi
October, at p. m, Business of i'm
portance. By order of Board OF Di
rectors.
GEo. l.. WALL, Sec'y.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-09-28
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
Here We are again, after the fire.


Banker Curley, of Idaho Falls,
3pent Friday at Blngham's capital
Register Brown Is expected to be
4 ID bis post Of duty next week
The mill continues running with the
tame danger from the smoke stack.
The variety Of September weather
has sufficient to stock the whole
scuntry.
Your trade is wanted at w. A.
8nlTs store. Twenty-Five pounds oat
hske for s1.00,
Z. n. Wilson, druggist OF Dubois,
ment few hours in Blackfoot. Mon.
dhy.
State Treasurer Bunting with his
Nc little boys, left for Salt Lake
nlty Thursday morning on a short
Matt
Attorney Texas Angel, of HALEY,
- among the visiting attorneys at
Hlacktoot, at this weeks term OF
WI court.
Jack Frost will be around from
Hbw on renewing old aequaintances
NJ arranging for nipping business.
PooAtello sent up a large delega-
No to the U. S. Court as witnesses
II the wormsley vs.. the U. P. Co.
amage suit.
II is rnmored that more Of Poca.
Mllos people are seeking business
.sd homes in the Grove City.
This week The NKws makes It's ap
NArAnoe under difficulties. Tuesday
" plant wAs IN the street. is type
Ned, itS presses broken, It's advertis.
NJ columns tilIed with sand and more,
II had all the ills that could come 70
AprintiBg Office in time OF Gre.
hra. l.. NJ. Capps presented her hus-
hnd premium gift Of a baby girl
AAis week. Two boys and a girl now
maks up the happy nursery OF Mr.
Npps' family.
Gov. Mcconnell went north from
NAcktoot TO Butte, Montana. The
ovetnor must be pleased with the
aFeat mining camp OF the west
Z. s. Crocker, one OF the most
omineut stock growers OF Wyom-
iEg has been convicted OF murder In
~ frat degree for the killing OF his
Rartner, Harry Booth, at Evanston,
NJ January.
Durrant, the alleged murderer Vt
HIanch Lamont, whose trial is now
aFaWing to a close at San Francisco,
trying to shift the deed on the pas.
p Of his church. What hard time |
lnistera have at bestl
NJ The competitive examination Of
applicants for appointment to West
Roint Military Academy, has been
Ding on at Boise this week. Three
eung men OF Southeastern Idaho are
M attendance.
New York Democrats, In state con-
sention this week, put plank in
peir platform favoring good roads
spr bicycle riders. How considerate
pemocrats are at all times for the
Tslfare and pleasure of the people.
~ other party would haYe thought
NJ H.
Mr. Briggs, of Nebraska, Is visiting
ais nephews, the Whittier brothers, of
Blackfoot
The State convention Of the w. @.
IN U. is in session at Idaho Falls and
w continue until Monday. An in.
'ereSting time is anticipated.
The New York Herald says It has
Anthority for the statement that en-
resident Harrison has withdrawn
sFom the presidential race In 1896,
and declared himself for Mckinney.
Cattle, sheep and hogs are quoted
n'ghcr In the Omaha markets.
Pooatello advicea renort n high
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-09-28

1t is truth In medicine that the
smallest dose that performs a cure il
the best. De Wits Little Early Ris.
ers are the smallest pills, will perform
cure, and are the best.-Hull &
Greene, druggists.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Big lot of good prints must be
closed at sc per yard at Bulls.
Biethan sells cheap try him.
w, G. C. Pitt, manager of "The
Voice Of Labor" San Francisco, says.
81 have used Parks Tea IN my family
for some time. 1t has no equal for
liver trouble or billiousness." Sold
by Hull & Greene.
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
"eAta . Fei tttAuSah ntcAaA anu biplomAs
Now is the time to order your Coal
for the Winter. / have on hand d
fresh supply Of the celebrated Dia.
mondyille Coal Three tons OF this
Coal is eqCal to five tons of Rock
Springs Coal, and does not cost any
more per ton. You can use the
Diamondville Nut Coal in your base
burners and it will give you moro sat
isfaction than the Colorado hard Coal.
No clinkers in it, and it only costs
you about half as much money per
ton of 1000 pounds. Give the Dia-
mondville Coal trial and you will
never use any other.
john MONTGOMERY, Agent.
East Main and Idaho Streets,
Blackfoot, Idaho.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

The subscriber residing near Porte.'s sta
farming. Will offer ut public SALE on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1896.
At 10 o'clock a M.
Horses No. !. Dixie. bay horse. 1a years oil d,
by Honest Fred.
No. :. John. sorrei horse. coming . ears old,
No ). Fred. dark bay horse. coming @ years
old, by Honest Fred.
No 4, Nancy, buy mare, coming years old
by Honest Fred.
No. g. Queen. bay mare, coming years old.
by honest Fred
No, 4. a-hton. sorrel mare,
No. Z. brown horse. Mac.
6head of homc-ratsed milch cows bull
coming years old. good stock. A lot of Ply
mouth hoca poultry.
Farming implements-2 jumpseat carriages.
j with shafts aud with pole, market wagon
nearly new. road wagon III good order, / p
lorse inrin wa on, OK cartand yoke, horse
car. grain dtill. large size roller l grain
Ian, corn shelter. Champion binder / rid.
ing sadule. hampton mower buckeye
morse rake grain cradle. hay bed, nearly new.
~ rect long. set Of double hIrness. sets of
single hurne s, FORKS, shove.e, hoes. pillow
gears, hAriows. ctlltiNa:ors. l Iron Ago culti-
Nntur with corr lnnting attachment. par lor
ana wa>h>iands. and many other articles not
III nIiuned.
Terms. All Sums " $40 and under cash ever
that amount IL credit of . months on purchns-
eli gIVlnK Il bRnKabC uuto with an approved
endoLs T. len minutes walk from portcrs
STALLION. A. IT, SMITH
l.. W. stidham 4 Son. Auct'a fO-.tw-itd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

We presume that the license bill intro.
duced in the House of Representatives
by Mr., Frederick Pyle will be greatly
modified before 1t can pass either house,
The payment OF $3.50 for license to sell
intoxicating liquors In all towns having a
population OF 10 600 and upwards $500 in
all towns with population of 1000 and
up 10 10 900; and In all other places $500,
will strike most persons as being rather
extravagant. The druggists will also
have reason to complain OF the require.
meht OF $50 foc license to compound or
uee alcoholic liquors in their med icines
and $500 for license TO retail The line
for selling Illegally is $3.50 20 500 uni
Imprisonment from six months to one
year. Mr.. Pyle has also given notice OF
o bill Imposing O line OF 500 anu costs
and imprisonment for not less than six
months or more than year for working
on Sunday. the employer and employee
alike. are TO be subjected to this penalty.
II such bills are to become laws, our PEG.
pie will think the reign OF the old blue
Stockings" has been inaugurated in our
Stale. and prepare for penalty In case a
man should kiss his wife on the fret day
OF the week, commonly called Sunday,
The tendency OF the times Is towatGs
liberal construction of tho statutes but
It looks as though our friend Pyle has
taken long step backward.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14


The 6ppeal OF tho committee OF the
Delaware State Grange to the citizsns OF
Delaware, In regard TO the purity OF the
ballot should produce much good. ia
too tad That men shall be bought and sold
He flock OF sbesp. 1t is singular how.
ever, that the members OF the com mlttee
d,d not raise their voices against It years
ago, For thirty years or more the Dem.
ocrnts have dominated tho politics of our
State, and had they continued to do SO,
We should have heard little or nothing
about the necessity OF reform SO long
as their OK was not gorsd. tho Dem oGrats
were satisfied, but now their hands arc up
in holy horror.
Thus Tar little or nothing hds been said
by any Democrat In regard to the un fair
dealing OF the collectors OF poll tax. We
should like to know II there Ia to be no
change in this respect or must their dis.
franchisiag ways DO submitted to forever
Why have we had no protests against the
tyranny they have praGtised. the voters
they have DISTINGUISHED? 1t IL because
they work In the interests OF tho Demo
cratic party, and It Ia the right thing to
disfranchise Republicans. II W. are to
have reform let us have It. along The whole
line. Let us get lid. IL possible. of the
outrsges praticed by unprinclplod asses.
sors and collectors, at tho same time that
we get rid OF buying and selling votes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

The editor OF the Every Evening has
become a wonderful moralst since the
election. We wonder II he ever heard
anything about the assertion that the
Democrats would carry the State II it
should require the payment of 800 for
each vote necessary to do III He shou Id
give US another chapter on the slnfuln ess
OF vote buying and political corruption.
Persons who play for high staEes and lose,
are generally among those who cry loud
est over the practlce.A chapter on the sale
OF birthrlRhts would prove profitable
The .'pottage' was lost and hence the
transaction was more Improbable than
that made by Esau. 1t was blunder.
aye, worse than blunder, 1t was crime.
He should hold his peace. OF make clean
breast of the delluquencies of his party
associates. Such cant Ia degrading. Tho
sici should take their MEDICINE like mon
and not cry like u set of calves when
forcad to leave the teat that thsy have
been sucking.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE

will be sold at public sal 9 ut the late residence
Of Harry l.. Wood. on the Benvenue farm
on tho Lancaster pike. miles from city OF
Wilmington. on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1905.
At 10 O'Clock a. m, sharp
head OF good work or driving horses, one of
them the celebrated Standard bred stallion
Benyonue is sorrel 10 hands high, 8 years
One mare In foal by Ill above y colts, y aud
8years OLD. sired by Benvenue.
ehead OF mich cows Jersey stock; some
milking others springing. heifera 1 year.
ling bull. sows with pigs. good stock; 10
pair OF Plymouth Rock chickens
Germantown wagon l surrey | buggy, /
mix wagon, farm wagon, horse cart. sprink-
ling machine. piows. harrows, roller. now
Ing machine, reaper. forks RACES and hoes,
hay euttcr and horse power, harness, double
AID single, cRrriag harness, wagon. cart.
ana plow harness. sic lgh sleigh bells and
robes. tons OF ice In the ice house. q cords of
wood in the woods corn by tho DusbeI, corn
Household Goods-9 suites OF bedroom fun
mture, suite of peflor furniture, Brussels
aud Ingram carpets, l piano. chairs, and
IRON, shovel and tongs one large book case
with valuable collection OF hooks. as good
as new. Also COOK stove fix tues and Kitchen
NJ ensils. Also the milk route together with
the cans jars. serving cans, CT Gamer. etc.
reserve.
Terms OF sale-An SUES of (s0) dollars and
lees cash; on all sums over that amount. u
credit OF months will DO given by the pur-
chaser giving u banknbe note with an up.
proved endorser. interest added.
ALLEN SMITH,
Administrator of Harry l.. Wood, Dec.
l.. w. Btidham * Son. Aucts. f7-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

reporter oil the RErUHIICAN asked
Il plumber If ne was not busy during this
freeze. The wearer of diamonds said no,
l am quite busy, but l can attend to
considerable more business Continuing
LIE SAID all would ask for would be a
month more OF such cold weather as we
have been having. una then l think
would he able 10 go to the sea shore dur.
ing the summer and take my family
along and enjoy ourselves, see. 1t would
no doubt be fun for the plumbers but
how about the poor real estate owners
who had to foot the big bills for bursted
pipes and new hydrants2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

GHERIrF"S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
~ writ OF Leyari Facias. to me directed
viii be exposed 10 public sale at the
Court House. on Market street. between
Tenth ana Eleventh streets IN the city of
Wilmington New Castle county Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE sd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1895.
at 2o'cIock p. M.
The following described real estate. viz:
A II that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
with hricE mcskuDRo thereon erect ed,
tknown rs No. XIV Was binaton sire D. Sit
uated III he city Of Wilmington. county OF
New Castle, Siate OF Delaware, and bounded
ana described us follows, to Wit:
Beginning on the westerly SIDE or Wash.
inetcn street at the distance of nifty Get
30 utterly from The suutherly SIDE oil ThIr-
teenth street, thence westerly parallel with
Thirteenth street one hundred fcui 10 a
stake; thence south,rly parallel with WASH
ingion street tweniy-thrcc teet to another
sGaKe; thence cgsieriy Iarailel win 1hir.
zenith street anc passing through the middle
Of the division wall between tins and The nd
Joining house on the south one hundred ieyt
on T. Q said side al " ashington street, and
thence thcreh' ioriheriy twenty three feet
totuc niI cc of heginGinE.
Seized ana taken IA execution as the pro
perry of Charles a Thonpsun and Mary H.
thompson, his " lie ana Henry I. iiot inson
tits. aud TO be sold by
PAtLGlII.S' sheriff
sheriI's Office. Wilmington. bel, February
G 1895. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14
DUBLIC SALE
VIII be sold at public sale at the Court
House In the city OF Wilmington, Del, on
"WEDNESDAY, FED. % 1S9N


WIN be sold at public sale at the Court
House In the city OF Wilmington, Del, on
WEDNESDAY. FEB. %. 1884
Al IL O'Clock q. m.,
One of the handsomest small farms In Ches-
ter Co., Pa. Ii 10 situated at Fairville, was
formerly the old Sharpless HON estead, and 10
now occupied by Joseph fuimer. Fairville
Ia beautiful village, eight mites from Will
mington. on tho pike leading from the iormur
to West Chester and Kenneth square. which
year. Ii Is ten minutes walk of the Farviile
station oil the Central X. IL and one IN lie
from Co2zart station on tho W. ~ n. n. a..
aud dir, city on the prospective troily line
from Wilmington to kennett Square. The
improvements are a large end cOmmodious
brick mansion. containing 10 rooms with
modern city conveuiences. such as hot and
closets &c. water from never failing
spring of water furnished from a raIu direct
TO tank. A piazzit surrounds three sides OF
the house Of the most substantial build and
large size. Will accommodate and seat 100 per-
sons A beautiful shaded lawn adds to the
comfort. and makes this property valuable as
country seat. IL has brick barn and sta
buildings. The farm contains 80 acres OF fine
tillable and exceptionally fertile iand diyid-
ed into ok fields. There underlies til ia farm
an inexhaustlble deposit OF feIdspar. which
could DO put In the market at small expense.
This roperty Ia valuable for u summer resi-
dence. boarding house. hotel or school, on ac-
count OF the high elevation. good water and
boiDR % minutes ride to Broad Street station.
For particulars and terms inquire of
". ii. WARD. Attorney.
W. A. Huktll. Auctloneer. tBtd-w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

ANY one looking fora nninp wnuli do
well TO COR at tou., No IS " sd stree
1t IL "A CpInileta house. has z ioous aud
BAN. cellar Is reineuted. heater in cellar.
kitchen 10 pa.lEted remainder Of aou-e
pnErUc,i Throughout has Cub.nai man
iets AID stationary wuidfObc. bathiu' III
fit up with water ciosri, wHshsiaHd md
bath. Gas fixtures with electric wiring 20
light the gas ali over the hUhsc. Font
ANA buck stairs. front porch ana s!ds
yard tnn he seen ANY day or estIlrg
tins week. come IN tbs eveulng from !
10 nnd see the advantage OF eleclrGe
MIIlIIn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14
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WtsSSf .a.sslllES Schedule in effec.
~sAINAsU Nov. IS. 1854
TRAINS LEAVE DELAwA RE AVENUE;
DEPOT EAST BOUND
Sch, ,duie in enec.
Nov. IS. 1884

TRAINS LEAVE DEhA w AIkE nv
DEPOT EAST BOUND
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
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am. az "a, ~ ~ IS 35 q "a. NJ D. IN.
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$40 % 80. y ~. III p. IN.
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Telephone. No. 1884,
iiuu!B TO Western points lower than via any
4 %. sUULL. General Passenger Aysat
/ X. Il. CAMPbELL- General Mauayer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

LYNN, Mass, Feb. 14.-Firc broke out
last night in the basement of "A three story
wooden building occupied by w Henry
Hutchinson, hardware and spread to adj
joining property entailing total loss of
100000. Three men were killed ten iu-
jured and tHC are probably buried in no
ruins. The lad are: Captain Henry
Skinner, OF Hhomical engine No /, Is
years old, married; Thomas Murray, hose
g. % years old, married; John f. Conl.n,
hoscnan, aged "a years, married The
missing are George Buttiull, n fireman,
and John Kimball, a clerk, supposed to
have been in the building.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

Fort SCOTT, Kan, Feb. lI.-From lot
ter from San Salvador jl,st received here,
it is learned That Archie McCurtcr, we'll
known local bridge contractor, is II pris-
oner at San Salvador rs an exile from
Guatemala on account Of political and
other reasons. The letter states that Nc.
Carter's mechanical effects have been con-
flsCatgd by the government and he j. TN
der guard in the prison. He is prohibited
from corresponding with any person out
side the republic, according to tho letter
received here, which was written by
personal friend
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

HE NEW Century drawing room In
Philadelphia was two.thirds full on
Wednesday evening OF WilmIngtonlans
and Phlladelphians to witness Mrs. Mar
guerite r. Carpenters debut. She sang
the four numbers upon the programme
In a rich me2zo soprano voice and encores
were demanded. She received several
handsome bouquets and upon the conclu.
sion OF the concert was congratulated on
her success. She will be heard in our
city on Thursday evening, March 7Lh. She
will finish her musical education in
Vienna.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14
Let 'em 60 for Half
Made to Measure
Suits returned.

$40 Suits, at that rate, go
for $40.
$35 Suits, at that rate, go
for $3.50
$50 suits, at that rate,go for
S15.
go Suits, at that rate, 90 for
Sit.
It's the exceptional oppor--
tullly OF tho year for econo'
my. LIKELY as not you'll save
$40 for your five minutes care.
Tie greatest Ulster selling
season on record. Hard win
ter iavors listers. Ears to
heels, u're warm as toast.
Same tne--wllile selling hun
dltds and thousands we're get.
ting the lowest prices ever
heard of. $500 for great III.
ster Overcoat. Worth lust
twice So its true. Friends
and neigiibors come with spe.
cial directions Tor one of our
BIack, Blue CT Gray So listers.
Pay ST., sic, Sl5-sou'll get
fun quahty vaiue. For just
comiort-you're entirely com
torlable in So Ulster.
Great lots of Men's All.Wool
Overcoats. So $40 kinds.
Great lots Of Mems So and
SG.75 all wool Sulls-the best.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

CLEVELAND, Feb. li.-1udge Noble, in
common pleas court, handed down de-
cision which impCnchns the constitution
ality of tho Ohio statute making it un.
lawful to sell convict made goods manu-
featured in the pris 5ns OF other states
without first obtaining u license from the
secretary of state Of Ohio Judge Noble
held that the constitution of the United
States reposed all power to regulate inter
state commerce in congress, and any state
law which interfcrca in interstate com.
merce was Unconstitutional.