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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05

GooD WINE.-some months since our jovial friend
OF the tinshop Mr.. G. Marie, received notice from
friends at home, in Italy, that they had sent him
present OF me native wines. Through some infor-
malties in the manner of shipment it failed to come
IN proper time when Mr. Marie applied to the italian
consul residing i'll Washington. who looked the mat
ter up and shipped it to Kelton There it was again
delayed until few days ago. when Mr. Harry Els
worth, commission merchant of Kelton who was on
visit to this city, in conversation with Mr. Marie
was informed by Mr.. M. of the facts and that he
could hear nothing of the wine. Mr.. Ellsworth i'm
mediately informed him that six cases of wine
answering to his description were in his charge at
keton, and that he had tried by every means in his
power to find an owner. by this accident no had at
last found the person. and ordered the wine forward
ed. 1t reached here on Tuesday evening last-six
cases of finest italian wine, of six different kinds
direct from the vineyards of the Gulf of Genoa
seven months on the road Mr.. Marie had the
pleasure OF treating his friends to something unusual
in this country, and with article that did not need
We tried some of it with him, and call it the best
wine we ever tasted 1t is now seven years old The
cases opened We're perfect in condition. with the ex.
GONE Down TO BoIsE.--Mr. Steve sisk has gone
down to the Capital,-what for We've no idea, as he
Is quiet, unaspiring citizen, and don't office
which is something strange tor good Democrat.
But something's up, as he "said nothing to nobody"
and took his wardrobe along You Boise City fellows
needn't watch him. for he'll pay his bills when he
gets ready TO leave you.
NICE PREsENr-Our Office was the recipient of
most elegant cake, and delicious mnce pie from
the hands OF Mrs. ID. b. Kimme ON Ladies' Day."
Accept our thanks dear friend from boss to devil;
for We all know how TO, and DO. appreciate all such
little friendly acts Of remembrance
MAIL CoSrRArs.-S0me time since We gave notice
that the Department at Washington had established
postotices At Weiser and Salubria. In this issue will
be found all advertisement calling for bids to carry
the mail on those routes, also from this place to
the Loon Greek mines.
The WORD SozonoSr'-WAich is fast becoming
Il household word. Is derived from the Greek and
composed of two words. $3.50 and OioHtes 5000 "
translated. means to preserve. and ''odontes" the
teeth. Sa.rioat prtscrSeg o! the teeth. And il is
true lis name.
PLEAsAxr-A trip Ia q; P!ukhams sleighs |
across the Basin. Friend Chase fixes things up in
and fast horses. Chase is Stage Agen, here now and
he knows how to do the thing up brown. and is al
ways on hand
FAyoHs. Under the frank III Delegate Shafcr we
have been ia receipt OF numerous public documents
among others OF value, copies ~ the Act OF Congress
Increasing the Jurisdiction OF Probate Judges In this
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05

on,-- AkErrSc.-The Board of County Commits.
MI meet in regular session at the Court House
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05

And other leading European cities. !
We purchase Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bullion
Quartermasters' checks and Vouchers and Drafts or
Certificates of deposit issued by Eastern California
or Oregon Banks;
Buy Territorial and County Warrants and Bonds;
Keep Revenue stamps for sale;
Make collections all points in the United States
and all business connected with general Banking will
receive prompt attention.
We agents for the sale of Passenger Tickets for
all the regular mail between New York and
London, Liverpool Premen, Hamburg, Havre and
Antwerp. 1872 tEt - 81
Persons DESTROYS of sending for friends in any part
OF Europe procure tickets of u.s. and their
passage 10 New York. thus saving the expense and
risk OF sending money or that purpose.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05

NICE PREsESr.-Our office was the recipient of u
most elegant cake, ana delicious mince pie from
the hands OF AIRS. d. B. Kimmel, ON ladies Day."
Accept our thanks. dear friend from boss to devil;
for We all know how to- and DO. appreciate all such
little friendly acts Of remembrance.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05
Evening School!

4 y EVENING SCHOOL WILL BE
"A held in the District School Room. in this city,
ON every alternate evening Sundays excepted COM
mencing on
Tuesday Evening, January g. 1871,
At half past six o'clock The subjects Taught will be-
Reading English aud Laiinl. English Grammar
Arithmetic. Mcnsuration. Book keeping. Geometry.
History aud Photography. Tcrms-S Is per quarter;
the pupils to furnish the lights aud fuel
W. J. ROCKWELL, Teacher
Idaho City. December a. isTi-mJ.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05

THE WoRo "SoZonoSr Which Is fast becoming
household word, is derived from the Greek. and
composed OF two words. $3.50 and OioHtes. 5000
translated. means to preserve. and ''odon;es" the
teeth. So.odOat prescrSec o: the teeth And il is
true 10 It's name
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05
CITY and County.

Nrw
'.,.v-and Sunday. you know, is sacred day in
~.;r;nr camp.-it was not observed with the usual
-, and ceremony. Some of the male bipeds
P srsar in theirs" and seemed to enjoy them
49, IN that way, while the majority contented
.h.msrlyes with the simple salutation Of Happy
y,u wear" and passed on Some of the ladies ex-
.a calls and prepared fine collatons, receiving
| ,,.orsrs,, and entertaining them in customary
mar Int the thing drug compared with
1..,,,r wears The day passed of with nothing un-
.,,1 or exciting occurring Monday being the
,,i,s. Day" some of the hachs made arrange
1T. nv receptions but New Year proper having
800, 80 0uiet the ladies seemed 10th to assert their
,,,r,,ye few, bent on fun any Way, late in the
-, r,t ont skirmishers to test the enemy, ana We
r,. n one party who plead business in advance
:. General attack" just 10 see" Soon the party
,, IN f,r,e and were received by the enemy with
rs,barre from masked battery that shocked them,
- one Of them expressed it, clean to her big toe =
Several small parties then Sailed forth, and had
merry time for the remainder OF the day. And 50
rassel our New Year.
p,r,y.-Durins the past four weeks. Judge Sayles.
Il, ,na Washington Market III this city, has been en-
,,i in uniting up hams and bacon from as fine q
II ,-ajr.ied hogs Us were seen in Idaho Ter
r,~y Sqlrr-r!bs anu teuderloins have been abund.
an; = q consequence. The hogs averaged large IN
.i,e-s,ne Of them weighing rs high as 300 pounds
and ,y-rc al extremely f.t. Judge says that by the
+- 4: February lie will have about 20. 900 pounds
.,h II A. fine hams and bacon ever offered
s,r sale in this market lie is smoking them with
o,-n,55 aIl hard wood smoke aud Will see that no
bacon goes from his shop that Is no: 70 l. This
j. We believe the first attempt 10 put NJ bacon III
any quantity in this market and We can see no
reason why i; should not be done Is hogs can be
.i>rl a. cheap in the Boise and PAyctte valleys
anywhere II the upper country and by making them
,anspo-: tic Isclyes here the freight; and be-
SIDES ,a; when miners know that they are buying
p5;hn, La. good grain-ted pork. cured by Who
understand that business they will buy with more
|eona!,acc ana be willing pay good price for il.
APR cIAMArlox. Whereas. the holidays having |
gone by anl 4 new order OF things being required:
|aal being necessary to dispose O.! SOME ~ our
: % make raoia Tor the stock IN the Spring.
Nov, :.asciore W. jas \. Pinncy Co. At The Post
H. WI proclaim tina; have = fine lot o. station.
It-7 bl - b4ak books, magazines. &c. together
With Is /. 5l quality OF apples aud pears, any
b. T. anil ge want - sci! ehsm. cheap og cash; AMI
" d further proclaim, tina, We going do It, too
2y o: doubling an be assured u: the fact by shoy
bin. tie sree..blcEs in sight. No queer" taken. ~
arr discount.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05

iAzEED.-Dont imagine that because Robbie has
''esa the size Of his advertisement. his stock is
~ We i"ss extensive attractive. He does not go
4'h Oh blow" and put in q big one for the holt
!s' as all good business men do He will ssll hold
vi IN Just as extensive manner, and will be in
instant receipt Of all the latest and pretiest styles
4 Jc"eiry, just the same as ever
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05
Idaho City Assigning Works - Retu

lunho city Assnying Works - Returns
made i'll six hours and the correctness Of assays
guaranteed. and losses from coinage at any United
States Mint made good
Particular attention paid 10 the Analysis of Ores
and Minerals
Dust Bullion and Assays Of Ore left ut the follow
ing places Will be forwarded TO this Office for Assay,
and returns made the following day:
Madigan 4 Cannady, Observation-Disclosures Pioneer City.
j. b. Duke & Co, Observation-Disclosures terville.
VIM. Lynch Esq........................ Placersile.
The highest price paid FOR Gold aud Silver Bars,
either iii Coin or Currency.
oFFICE-In the National Bank Agency's Building
opposite Wells Fargo < Co IS Once.
j. NJ. BURkETT, Assayer.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05

AEEF IT C9.-Our young friends Seem determined
= pass tie time away in some manner agreeable.
Aese long and dreary evenings and giving social
'i-Ae'As parties occasionally. very pleasant one
\ as hed at the Luna House on Monday evening. and
\ mat popular and commodous place things. always
10 smooth in the fun line. Go in; and remember
'' Oh Injunction go it while you're young" etc.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05

GONE Down TO BoIsE.-Mr. Steve Sisk has gone
down to the Captal,-what for. We've no idea, he
Is quiet unaspirng citizen, and don't want Office -
which is something strange tor good Democrat.
But something's up, he said nothing to nobody
and took his wardrobe along. You Boise City fellows
needn't watch him, for he'll pay his bills when he
gets ready 10 leave YOU
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-05

PLEAsASr-A trip IN one OF P!nkham's sleghs
across the Basin. Friend Chase fixes things up in
tlp-'op order. for TsIc-sauI sleghs. robes.
and fast horses. Chase Is Stage Agent here now and
he knows how 10 do the thing up brown and is al
ways on hand.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07
fhe Local Paper.

1t is nice thing to have newspaper
published in town 1t is handy" US
medium for various announcements of in
tetest to the gshetal public. 1t is pleas
ant as means of hcralding to the world
the happy fact that you are married, or
the more joyful event that an heir is
born to the house OF Smith or Brown
and it is no less an agreeable reflection.
albeit the event is not longcd for, that
your demise will be duly chronicled in
the local paper, aud perhaps your many
virtues set forth for the admiration and
e2atiple Of those not yet translated. All
very fine, this thing of local pa per.
But do YOU ever think that it is a little
like the air you breathe-not apprccia-
preciated unless you happen to be sud-
deu!s deprived of it-Iand fer that reason
no thought is taken as to how the sup.
PLY is kcrt-up. IL costs money to print
paper, as well as to do any thing else.
type and presses, and papor aud ink, and
workmcl, etc, all have to be paid for,
and somebody's got to do 1t. Do you
take the paper and pay for it prompt
ly?
NO. l-well, you see ncighbor,
Jones takes it, and | can borrow from
hlm"
just SO sponge your way. Of all the
people in the world, these human sponges
are the most contemplate.
But perhaps the answer is, Il take the
Cincinnati paper, and religious and
well, really, you know take so many
fatcra. Besides, I get SO much more
reading in the Cincinnati paper"
ies-but do you ever think that the
size of the town and its vicinity, have
much 10 do with the size and value of
the paper? My dear sir no one thug 1
so crlpples and discourages the local pa
per, as these people who are SO misers-
bly, poor that they can't pay $500 year
tor the local paper, while they take two
or three foreign papors--that have no
interest IN common with them, in which
they don't see the name of their town
printed once III FIVE years, aud in which
if they did the fact would not be AT.
nounced without first being paid for it.
Some people have fine homes. or stores.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07
81 Y1I !, ISs77

music Of ksy was n Walled to our u esrs
BY the sspsy yfs tliat sighss ID ahoags
tho mullsa sialks ana heasIly laden
with the4dslicious odors Of honrdouats anlI
,,is ntss sTtsss. IL .sast 1, ttas
setting sun glancing from tho bpttepk
Of solitary horsspsn shope tbro ST
knot hole iaa hog hog .psns st full ID sSlis face,
dying hes hair an ofisBIgs peel has, aha
showing odmy threadbare c9st,so q Bad
aavnntagef ene of my ufrns was aronnd
Sails waist y, aand ssssssiag on the small
of her bssk she was toying With my
tuburn Looks of JET black. npe; ssls srasi
almost goos and Twas alInosl ditto She
looked like grassliopper dying with
the hicoups apd j felt iiks . q mud turtle
cEoktd wltff & e6afsh hall Sssss 1 y y h7s !;
asal;s sssA i, ,tjnss voice aa musical aas
tho notes ef A5d5 5ings ssaul twill JON
have me s.l9 $ II .4ssf ], Il
SIM raisad her eyes RSays onward, and
ciasped ns BY the hand, had an attack
:. -. s'.s; seas ssers ana
WIN sna. : assm .ss, ,'er p snoe 'es strings
~ na' pa'ase Sa'u = es', st''e '''',s'
9ee saFe; slesa ppss shen 'F' s,na.'e a''n
~ 'ap, , sssisell ], lpfssel'ls
suspeaoe ;'' ~ ors ssssl W sn.ie q on on
'ous snv NV sssen sSo WesAs peloro. .s''
o's y '.sA -: 8 : io1s seoiy shore sue
'0s sae ss :. ptao'losa.,es tour tour
nees' eAss salss' nov sse Woslsaf enter
'n' .'ol y - ''s5 8 s ~ We sot so We
u'u "ss e '.s . coopple 9 Pc o.
uss Wy ~ s',s 49, CON pa
y "nu w .'s.es 20 ss's' ttie sig nai was =
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07
How the Train FROM 'Tater Hiii
Came In OH Time.
ny HARRY WILD.

Sit. Srkithers looked east. The train
from 'Tater Hill t4as almost due, but as
Mr.. Smithers looked he only saw the
line of the track stretching off in toward
the canon on the down grade, and com.
ing Up Passing him with its two lines of
rails, until .iaii';, .i.i!a :.yo:,a it launched
into two tracks, one heading off up into
where were cut the cr5ss-ties for the
road, and the other, tie old track on the
up grade, disappearing with its two lines
ot convergiug rails, in the far distance
"Wa'ol," said Snithers, "she's aeon.
ing on this--her who l haven't seen for
most ycar-aud the babby, who | aint
seen at all | wonder does il look much
like her I"
Mr. Smithers was not a handsome
man, neither courtly, as he stood on
the track, looking for the coming train !;
but with his old felt hat, his sunburnt
face, and his rusty looking old rifle, aud
what the coming train was bringing him,
he was more than these can ever give
he was happy.
"Wa'al," said Smitheis again, after a
while, "all's ready" He turned and
looked. Stretching out bef,re him was
his "diggins"-Smithers' Crossing" as
it was called.
A neat cottage among tue rocks, with With
some trees, few rough attempts at
ornamental shubbefy, aud large field
of corn. In the far distance the peak of
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07

A Partisan lady recently called on her
miilinef to enquire into the character of
a servant The morality of the latter
was beyond questionng. "But is she
honest asked the fady. II am not so
certain Of that replied the mliiiner !;
Il have sent her to you with my bill
about dozen times, aud she never yet
has gieen me the money"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07

GoYERsoR SooTr ENDoasap IT hs
Hon. A. p. Aldrich having addressed
some inquiries to an Ohio Demo oerAs. irl
regard to Gov. Scott, has received the
following reply:
'sNAroLios, Onto, Decemsss IL. 1870
n"A. p. ALDRIcH--DsAS SIN: yo.r.
line tom Of I'd instant has been reeoiys
ed. In reply, I have to cay that / have.
been intimately acquainted with Cow
Scott for over tw ntyyears, hsl
having all that time boen a e;t;s
zen OF our town and County, xad Il
have, ell that time time, and do now, d;Ee.
with him in politics; yet mus. say Aasi
the statement iskds by Gdf. WIS. ;n5
his printed statenien. you sen. me. is
substantially correct. Gos: Scott Is 81
high,toned, honorable gSRtlsman: is {
man of truth and integrity; aud be 4
withal -==- - E;..a-s.s=.ssu G;s man. and -
you shall have any business with him
you, will End him all I have stated Tba
is the way he is estimated here by us
Democrats.
II wish you and other Domocrsis af
South Carolina could see aud make tho
acquaintance 9f Gov. SSStt. 1 am sa.is.
fled you would feel differently towards.
him from what you do now. Very truly.
yours, JAMES q HAi,y,o
In communicating this lettsr to the
Barnwell Sentinel for publication, judge
Aldrich remarks:
as certainly would have published |
Mr.. Hsly's respoasS Rasi It besn .anfs
vorable TO Got. SEets, Il is but simple |
Justice TO giye him the benefit. Of this
very complimentary notice.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07
.JACK HIgGENS.
AND now III, CAMS ro rs mARarsD.


Il may be funny, hut I've. dome is-,;,I
/ I've got { rib and i SSaby. Shadowsds.
parted oyster stews. brandy cacktails,
cigar boxes bdot.backs, abscoanding
rs.battons, whist apd dsmijohn.
Shadows fressi,t hoopskirts, band sbox-
es, riboass gaEtefa lupg aiockiugs, juye.
nile dresses, tin trumpets little willow
chairs, cradles. bibs, sdgaf- -tsats,5 pare
goric, ,h.ye-syrnp, rhGbarb, 4stBa, snlis,
squillssanda doctors. bills I'll tell you
how Igot caught. was always the
darndest, lnoststea-cust,rd bashful fellow
you ever, did see; it was kinder ip my
slibe to be taken with the shakes every
time / saw pretty gal approaching mo-,
and I'd cross the street any time rather
than face nne; twasn't becauss / didn't
like the critters, for if was behind the
fence looking hroughsa knothole L could
not look Ions, en6ag Well. my sister
Lib gayc.as asparey one night, and Star
tgsSAtHuh( 4 iit'fu uuHc FstlS TOO
|sbashful 60 face the music. hung around
whistling eOld Da,. Thicker" dancing
to keep my feet warm, watching the
heads bobbip, up and down behind the
winkw curtaina, ,and wishing tho thun.
dering pRrty would break up so Icoul,
get to my room.--I smoked mp bunch
of.cigars, and il was getting late aud
mighty aneomfrtable. so I concluded to
shin up the door, pest No sooner said
than done, aud I soon found myself snug
in bed. :
Now" says I, slet her rip.l Dance
till searwin gives OUT And cuddling
down under the quilts, ! Morpheus grab.
bed nci
hsyas dreaain;s ef soft shell crabs and
stewed triPs, aud havinga good time,
Nhen. soaiebodS knocked dt,my door and
woke me up Rap again." I,slaid
low. Rap. rap, rap ~ Then heard
lwhispcrins, and, knew there was q
shole ra4k ss;sls euiss;de !, rl,ea-si4 4,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07
!lIMBE|R g
Ths Ilobg as Nuit.


Josiiua patufaiiy nonslndsd that Il
ehAssa rs scene aighe bSiax sllailse be
luck So he anaoancsa 10 Bis wife,
aftsr be Ind hlinsszf dried cut as wen as !
ppssibla sna taxed bone, tlsst hs had tp !
sy p Milwapkee for day or % on J
business Srfa. Joshua consented nsbls,
ana did hin .ap ! sstahei eEeloshes,
t1lIiag hias % Pc rare and not forget his
niyhs.shiit ssaen BE csss back, as it was
pne os 81 half aoses. sssy niesly EN-
,hs4i asrea 11llaIls4a snd :sa.taa ones which
che had naaa him IN che early days 81
their aifsotiea shey had nov been
married sWo mouths --adding she did
not xshE ilsg sisg6 stailsa. joshua
promised sHearing that he would rafhss
llsssssa lsssssa H.ss liss sliza; kkis sis,t:4sksss.. B
l1o took tlse train for Sfiisaakee, and
stopped at the Paekipgtaa HOUSE. Ie.
met some Of bis old ehnIns; who got & upI
4 game of drag poket for him-flie OILY
fbnoesnt ainussment there Is in ai:l.
aankse spent avery pleasant evening, /,
rent to bed deaorpnsly, 40 he tclls me-
and came back nsyt morning.
The 6rsS thing which Mrs. JosIluaI
|did, after tie aiieetionats greeting, ss
70 take Joshuass satehei and pn. iiss
clothes away p IS
TheIe she exclaimed, tsI kass IL
WOULD Be Just that Way
hats tEs matter I"
ny, yoail'sys ;il' "a len your night.slIirs
after all I said % you about il. z
George tlsat's SO, But I'll tylt
yon What 9IH do, my dear. IiAssle,
gFsph o the clerk, who is an old fries,a
| of nine, and he'll send il right DOM by
Iexpresa. Hell lind It under The Read 81
ny 6es shess the chaii,ib,ssfftaaiid chan i,sft aid TiI 81
SIRE te put i. Idl sttgRd IL ,sss Il
sonce.,'
s5oshsaa WAS IS coed as his word, 1 1
the elsrk faithful 70 his old frieadsi.iF
| Jsssiaa Sc the package, from the 81.
press Office, cafried Il up to the hons
Without opsniag il, sud threw il dows,
I isstsss 9his Niie sxuliingly. 81
"There, I told you they woaIaa ] &.
back on me up there. There sths
night-shirt, safe ana sound.
80. I'm so glaa,," exclaimed Mrs,
/ Joshua, and she vas in earnest.
She proceeded to open the bundle Joy
fully. She did open il, and found
woman's night-goan!
y is charitable to draw the curtain al
the scene that followed. Joshua swear.
that them eusses ESsfs PLAYING d,
Internal Joke oil iiilhii," bat ie has nol
yet succeeded ia ssO;hi4sstliyg his wife d
the theory. II IS impossibiA to foreseiI
what the result will be.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07

A company of ladies Hauled / hoolS.
and ladder truck to Ere recently. in.
Iowa, aud excited the esyy Of the mails
firemen BY their heroic efforts 10 extins
guish the flames.
Ata recent fasEifoSRaibls bail ;n Sa,y
York, a snlld.manIered man spproa.he,s
an elaborately dressed lady, and sad !:
"Wiil you please ssll me what YOU .bavS'
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-07

or farJis, but ttliey are foo poor 60 pay
9S Of 10 q: year % invite the people To |
buy yof them q The paper n i good fiiihg.
sYessi 9 q expsesed he saisori sill siag
al.e nsaizss Of thair. .town long; and loud,
,aad ery put TO NH people to, come ihers
and buy, and sell aad make fat ahs posk.
cts of the business men thereof But
Who buys the materials for the printing
ofiice, the bread and meat, and shoes and
stockings etc for prieter's wife aud ba- /
biesl whilo he islthus spending his stime
And energy in aid Of the common good.
i;,,s,!si.tsss az tell yoa q word. Some busi-
mess men advertise liberaily, and pay for
That niaH there takes aud pays for
che paper and his better off neighbor
borrows and reads is befors ii is cold
from the carriers hand, or the man who
Peys for it has read q line. This Is
repeated in all parts of the toNn and
eafroanaiss csaaty, and the printer
gathers . meagre support here and there,
as 2 he best can, And there are many
mens even counting themselves wealthy
anas iaatehtiai citizens: who do not aud
asyet have aided one penny toward the
support Of 2 local paper, Yet the home
paper is all the time aiding Ihem--.-and
they expect It, too, In that It Advocates
the'lnterest 'of the lown, and encourages
Its prosperity ~
gsllt, II, IS n ail1ycry proper and right that the
home paper should lease nothing unsaid
flsi that may benefit the community ia which
| IL is pr'nted, In setting forth its advan-
taScs' ctc., but 1t is no less right that the
community should see to it that sde
PRIMER receives liberal reward Tor his
laoor'a 1nstesd, OF pleading various ex-
euses " w ny they are unable to become
supscripsrS cfgo or auyertlseres W or trying TO
screw 'ci.l DOWN the printer = charges below
nslng rate, when tney get little
priasihg aones every business n man IN the
'oWh S,V ousnt 70 De Wiling to pay loera
p''oo ior Auser''siu ms D''slaess or ea \,
"s' Auu no' onls 'ake .ne paper h'nssn
pu' use n,s -lnnueace 20 Induce !. his MS
a1is.ias ana customers q 70 become sub
sse ilela nas "a s nan y tl no
Wishes MS town 10 prosper, that he may