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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-17

THoS. JONI J. DAVIS, our able
representative in Congress. has placed
us under repeated obligations for valn-
able public documents For these aud
many orhcr favor'. past and TO come,
VIC tender on. hearty thanks.
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IAcOR ScHMITT.
4 -cGk,NET yAEHa.

o. -CAk'NET bAkENf-
CENTER STREET, WESTON, ". "a
Krsps constantly On h.ud u full sEc
CON- sl,is stock Of of ell iinds Of fsrui-
iure, sach as Burosas Tables, Chrirs,
stands, Bed-stead', te., &c, Q! .hs beet
quality, a, rossoUS6l= prices A.! orders
promptly attended TO.
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NNrlCH TO NKNpITNKS.

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
To the creditors Of johnson z Newton.
dcC-',ed. md 70 the creditor. o; Elijah
flasher, deceased
In pursuance or deere. If the Circuit
Corr: Of n. county ofi.c-i, msds- in cause
therein rcniins. 20 subject III. real rs'-tt Of
IN. aid johnson T. Newton, decca,ed, end
the said Elijah FI.sh.r. dcC-..Ci. 10 the
payment Cfthcir debts, yoa SIRE required TO
present your c!sims =. .insl THE sid JoAn-
sen ?. Seslor, deceased, and tine sid E'ii'h
FsSh,r deceased for adjndics'ioS, 10 v.
q. Bennett. Special Commissioner. At his
office IN the said county, on OF befOrs the
18Th day Of April, 1871.
Witness; Jo' G. ,ISskson, Clerk Of 'Ne
said Court. this 10th day OF February, 1871.
JOHN &. JACKSON, Clerk.
marl3.6t
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fS-GnYER CorRr is now in SEES
ion Immediately after adjournment,
Judge Brown goes over to Calhoun.
and opens Court there. Tllither the
lawyers flock with him.
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LQPOR74NT NOTICE
CONSUMERS o. DRY GnGpS
Ali'hrtaiI tr'i-rs au"sn'ias to S2G .n.i
Over Delivered j. any P,rFsf
ras Co,h,ry
rare OF .EPsrss eutkS.i.
hamilton EiS7EF l. SONS

HAMILTON EiS7Er T. SONS.
81 H,&imo,,. ID.
In or'tr III. hetj.. TO rec; the .art. :;
r.ir rei,il csstcmers -ts srsnee, have e.
;shlahe<
tsANPIE sUkEAU,
md VII rpon 'pp!ic,'ior. promptly send ny
n'i! hu'l lines 81 ,Nnpl.s o. rt- St,,.t ana
N'C.i i,shlnE.D. Goods. RI French. English
.nt luTesiir -!anu',' M. rusF-uirtiac N,!I
'isss 70 sell 4 lo., 4 rot al has pric,s, ih,n
my hr->e y. u. country.
au':nS oar ,ouis 'g,n Ire largest and
Eco! ;.!rard '-.uu .clurcr. in ,ht 4 hrrtnt
ruts mEurrTt, .nd Importing N. same ny
st-a's-r. ;;i-r' 10 !>!iiu."r., cur stock il Al
al inns p-o-Pti, .'rp',s Nth ,tr- novelties
sft-- L,-'sn 70 p'r- rrrt.~.
Saw ipT .nd -'ionlrfur c-.h. srd MAKE
30 h.f fri's, ,e ~ able and vi,,;Ey TO eel
eur -aots.i 'toIs Zen ts yiiyrn per c.nt N.
frC.' th'G If .egrvc credit.
orders ,H.cO.mrsEits by c.sh viii IL
Snt cor.
f,,r'-slsii= Wholesale huvers SRI in
v.'si :" ins!e t w. stock ia our JObhiug ssI
r-s.,le y saitmrrt
ii5I-S., HAMILTON EASTER K SGSs.
20. ia, 2oI .sS 2s3 y. Baltimore. ::
Feb fO-l.Il-i! bLiinore, NJ.
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LANMSNLE

10y virtue o. d.cr.c rrnderi q: the No.
rci-b.r :.r-. l,-;3, by the circuit court
u rI,hur rosntr. in tie chan cry cause Of
Wilii,m e. C.rrer. commissioner, against
FredeTics !erlin and George v. Berlin. the
undersigned commissioner will, on he srst
dty crils next NAV t,rR, 1911, Of tie cir
cult csurt Of Upshur county, Cter for sale At
the .ront duor Of the court house Of said
county, for Ready Cash, to the highest
bidder, trsct Of land containing about
2aacres, land is situate in Upshur
county, Wet Virginia, on III. waters Of Tru-
hir's Run, and IS co-monly kuows rs the
Hnyycr Mil Property. For furhcr
particulars. sss he s:orrsaid DEERE. and
also he derr-e in the chancery caus. Of
HaseIden h Si..'pson W. Samuel Sowy,r
and others
". C. CAREER, Commissioner.
April II, II
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Ey-GLExrrLLK.-Mr Chalfsns. of;hs
place, will opeu ncw Drug store III
our sister village sbou, the i.t Of May
This will svYp!y EaRt lorg Crp,ri-
sgced in Giimer aud Calhoun: and
our townsmAn will dnsbtIe-s Snd his
enterprise paying Que. GIrrviIls
will soon Erise to the dignity ,mcns
the towns e the State to which sbs is
properly entitled.
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sFLcs, Orr IT,, S.r,rI.-Es
see that I.+n llu.sry wi Y & g.,
Sctt. E,cs.. Save Irer ,r,.;,,es liz
,ke State Superintendent # rr..
scLoals - C.r'u,..,orcr, ;, h..,lf .f
the S,.,c,e aalil ..I ,..,lc III. &c.
covp,. of Tie r.rious school, districts .,
this counly. They or. "a b. .,.i.,.6
bv lh. County Sur,r;u,p.s.,, - Er,,
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DREsr0y DAWSON.

II -sLht'SiFllh ANF lNNF-NotN@
NEAR TIE FOCEpsY, sSSTVS.
Carriages. BuSgics. Hsyens, re, re.
Paired on shsrt notice, and en- tie nost
reasonable terms. uOEse-shOcing carefully
attended 10:
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Scripture aud Silence have met together.
Genesis aud &c l,Sy have kissed each other
SCIENCE AND THE BIBLE.

4 book ofthr!llin- interest and greatest
importance 10 every humsn being. Tie
Papers, rulpits and People are ell discus
sing the suhi.ctand book, every man, wnzinn
aud child wants t" road Il. TIE leng fercs
war is ended, and Honorable Pesce secured,
Silence is true, the Bible lI'sraN pure aud
beautiful. both uow satisfied, and FRA friends.
God ; work days, six actual DAYS, not lonr
periods. This book gives the very cream OF
science, making its thrilling realities, beau
ties, wonders and sparkling gems hnadred
fold more Interesting than fiction. Agents
wanted. Experienced Agents will drop 9th
err books and secure territory Immediately.
Address ror circular IlEGLER & MoCERpI,
iG S. Sixth ST., Phils., Pa
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HoSE NML TgorBLES.-We
have b.sp requested TO nske inquiries
sfths rps:na'!crs slanc the rUa'e Re-
tSsen this piece aud Hehslcr Csnrt
Hoa>e 81 "a tkc ''irrcg-!.iitirs" ,- use
very mild term. which have - looE
existed in ths transportation Of osr To-
cal mails N'e1e tired eF these corr
pisinis. end ne. tnrr ~ ;Sr i,.il
rgent for this di,lrirt to set the MISTER
right. Nho is Se!--herc is ~ p
AMI why does he no' heed the ',asy 'p-
peais th,t have been nsic from this
section? Viii snre Of oar c!"ssbure
or shrelins cotcMrnrsrics tnlishtsn
US? The officer s,nel receives s
.ord ..l'ry. sE4 is liable, We believe,
for any neglect 81 duty
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-17

@Woou' ox FiEr.-Thc timber
on alurphy's Greek vas set en- hrc by
sons rivans on Monday last, and +, :
fore the destructive element coald he
subda,d, the fnlmers in that nrichs.r.
hood suffered great loss in the way Of
fencing. K. Major Edwards lu., shout
a mile of fencing. md ~: for the timr-
IL aid of the neighbcFs AID ten.uis the
whole fsrm rosld L,r. been b-rnt
over. Sol Jarvis. W.iiry Bw fhrsl,
JOin Fisher and john R.il-y we're
also left ainus large qn.s'iiiss Of ,ails
Over on Sssssfrss i!.eh S..tcu l'-t
heavily frcm The sane csr.s. Ga
Stone Goal Mstthew HARMON. john
JACKSON, Mr.. Foele and ~Lers we're
sufferers; aud other serious suHfagrs.
ration, are reported 10 disorcat P~rS
OF the coaa,y. 0sr Sr.-" rnH"i
exercise too much care ia this ..ttef
A little caution may tsre ,isny dol-
lar and numerous fEiis =, Law.
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INV DNMocRNy,
CORPORATION ELECTION.
FOR rows SERGEANT.

We are au.hcii2-d to announce
FRANK NJ AXNAwAIr rs + candilar
tor Town Sergeant at the ensuing Cor.
p"rai'on election, subject to the de-
ci'ion OF ths voters at the polls tie
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r oSESzo D. sFRADER,
ATTORNEY At LAT,
E.rsrI,U y EJ

Practices in the Circuit Courts Of Ran
e0l7h, and adjoining count;.'. ~ 10 Court
Of Az pc.ls aud United S,sIss Court.
Collections end al. other bsiaCs5
promptly attended 20.
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fO-l sP%iNG & SUMNER 1O-1
lOi APPROPRIATIONS. IGi /
Ribbon :, MILLINERY T. SrRA =
GOODS

ARMSTRONG. CAfOR e. CO.,
i1rusr,sS AYo JraBs,< ~
sosn-'t. rirniIt ans Velvet Gibbons. bon
vet silks. Ss:i-; and Velvet, Hru>s. S.r's.
trd,.S, Rrchc<, flnSers. y--iarr,, Orss-
rirn,s. strt. sOnntis snt T.sdilS' fats.
Trimmed ant Curirmcs. Shaker Hc.1s.
etc, 2s7 .ni 2ss, B<ltimsr. Street,
EslliIUr-. Nd.
oSsr he !-rE.'t -:rct to be s,uut in The
country, snd ur"sno!let in choir, v.ri,ly
and cAcspness comprising the ls,est Euro.
pc,n novelties.
~ orders solicited, and prompt
tisr?0N
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AIRS. MARY l.. vAREgY
fKW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
Nx;n S.-nnt Mnstnn

Mr.. vsrrcy would respectfully inform
tS,laiips Of Weston and vicinity that she
hs. Just received and has now on mana p
full \ d complete assorim:n; Of notions,
ribbons. aitiincryaud straw goods, bonnet
trimming and veivet ribloRs, bo"hei
silks, sSlins, and rcivc's, Glon!ts, heiis'
cranes, rucacs, eowcrs feathers, ornaments,
straw bonneis and ladies ia:s-trlmmcd
ana untrinm,d--shakrr hoods, snndnNn',
&c which she is Offering al Baltimore
prices. BONNET AND DRESS MAKING
will receive prompt attention and I've done
in the best style. SiSiy
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ssRoAp..-We srs requested By
Mr. Peter Dsrgm TO rste that the
roads are Jus, now in brser rsniitisu
lisn for m-ny nouits pa.t; In: th.t
Dane Nature, and rot the ofici,ls Of
the county, should receive the credit
therefor.
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TE. T. 0. CAMDEN,
~ ISp sUgGroN, =

Cta:. Oh Main street, opposite D.auin3rou :
WESTON, v. VA.
Treats al affections Of the eyes, i,foT
mites, nd surgical sud medical ,As.S S,a-
orally.
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nOw 10 an TNEN -.Ynpr 80.

HOW TO GET THEN Your .-...
est Bank or Banker will supply these BONDS
in any desired amount and Of any needed 10.
nomination. Persons wishing IL excarrCs
storks or other bonds for these can t., ~
with any Of olT agents, Who will allar ~
highest current Price for all marketable .cct..
ritis-.
Those i:=ing in Localities remcsc!ro,a hsri:s
rIry send ErnsT or other bonds directly o,
is ny express. and We will send back Nortt.
ern Piciss Donis ~ our c7rn risk, and With
out cas: 'as invss'sr. Eos further inin;va-
,iion. pam, 'r;s. wspS. exc, cali gu az Al
dress sSc Under isns, or -ny of the Eau,
or Bankers employed 20 sali his loan.
A,sr thofuyi .nyc'i:gation 7 have areo,.-
ed lan genera agency f'f Vest Vircl4i, rra
tho adince"I couatrs OF rerre,Iu:. -
Ohio Cos the rnle ci 'hrse bends, a.d G, ~
drrIiv rscomusI.. ii.,iAa, .sa;s sqd ~, -
5leicycN'as:S:. L. trlNCLE,
Prcs'.'rFi rhy BANK,
Hh:elTc. . "a
We is~.a,"'n'Ai II" 'oeal zg,i.y fot -.
sole - ra'ss haL.J .f,.j. ,.,-y-.atc n..h,s
NigIphA', .%- H6IG& gEET ofWFsrt.s
S.-r.n. \ %
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,rnRTnNESTERN HOTEL.

IN IS. WALKER, rEyrMETor
Pike Street, Ularkshurg. Hacks
run to and from the Depot.
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ms. VIZ. J. BLAND.
~ -sracr0S ASD rHTac,ly,

efEce on CeGlre street. two doors ahoy.
he National Exchange Bank, where he ma,
De found unless Professionally engaged.
Surgical cases will he attended 10 +; his
ohcepr the residence Of The patient as may
BE- desired
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NIX. LIVELY,

. " -AfItENFN IT I'M
N.ssVILlH, u. Va,
Prls.ieas il Si'-er, L--,s-s ~er'u-
leg eoanss. All business promptly az
tssasS ~
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oEsTysEY.

RAISEURG-D'.i on rFd.., April 7th,
1871. at st,cn, ~ is-Etic:. bGcSth,
widow -fI.rscl Rn'hnTg, .get = 'eArs.
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TAs. V. woFYISDlE,
AIRY PUBLIC,
Weston. y. Va.

1cknsvledgmsnv aS& nsps.i;ions Is
ktu. ! caa se fousi Al ~ uass a. my
eass, near the Court House.
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it.lu 'rssIuoi isnss Prs lt"a
y su aI!D 'i!ups liza s1'gH aq' Sr MOI
sIs s,,pd iN .,srs.d o! iNiGT Ari 70
i.,u,!Isdrs Suoj nsy lHspqho1 Sa!'q
'aIoA imJo lW!n ss!Ywi Nv F'o'S
Hau &u ess pms mo
"a n 'uo!sa ~ 'leSllS u!Ele
'E1oLs s.SoL0SrSSaG aIEsodio 1hola
.s9NldNIA QNv 'SY0HS'SL0GH
81 xaIrzd lEr s=Eai9VAlSyh !
"vf H0vHYl . dlITlHSi
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oE0. COZAD,
WESTON, WEST "
JoHN ERAyNoN,
DR. T.B. EDNIsrOy,

IL -PnTsIciclASA Sp srrcrOy
uhee on MAin Street, Weston, ". Va.
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JosrPH A. TAqsoE,
" II " T + P.

4 r,,as, in Lewis and Gijoinins ccua'iss,
ui,h.ing tsei: houses, Gisns, or faFniiare
pEist.d, will do well TO communicate with
me bsioresO;Hg elsewhere. faper-hkngis-
and Whit rs.hiss pronpuy attended to.
Terms moderate and AL work warranted.
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7 AND SALE.
JVse. II Il. Alvis, complainant,
-.
Henri II. Lewis and Jacob
Lewis, deiendan is.
In chancerv,

In chancpry.
Pursuant TO decree Of
the cir,ui. couyt Of Upshur rouutg. rendered
at the March term thereof, 1871. in IA,
above named cause !, as commissioner
thcrcin naGCd, will offer for sale, On the
second day Of lhr acGt Mar term, 49,! Of
The circuit court Of Up.iur cognl', Hes'
Virginia al the frunt door Of the court hose
Of CpShur County, at Iullir aur'inn to Ire
highest bidder, upon 4 c:eiii II SiE aud
Twelve months, certain tract Of land, lyine
in the county Of Randolph, and State Of
West Virginia, on the Three Folks Of Buck
hsnaon River, being
jOl acres
ofl1t No. % in the John davenport surrcr.
The purchaser will he required 70 eyGruis
bonds, hearing INTEREST," from ,he dag Of sslc
with gooi personal sccuritr, and lin all.
also be retained On ,hcianf az 'rr.utr ST.
surity. We. CAREER.
April II, II C7mri.-.e.e.
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s',='TlSs y0nr county paper
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J.NGgNSETT v 6. BuyYErT.
BENNETT,
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LLOIIORS

I, the hes. in Ills market. II. calls par
,icul.r attention 10 his sss'r'mcut Of Snc
.ld Rrr ard Bourbon Whistles, which h'
sE.rS at the iowssi market prices.
P. TiEREFY. dee IA
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THE TIERNEY HOUSE.

TINE proprietor Of this old and pop
uhr stand would respectfully inform
Ire ruulic that he has Just received ia''
rnd complete stock Of a,-r
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Of the best quality and at the lowest Pf'e's'
Hie stock NJ
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

CARAVANS MuL.--We have been waiting to receive
SEINE news of clean up at Caravans MILL but under
stand from the proprietor that he does not intend to
make cleanup for eight or ten days Yet. The Key.
stone mill from what learn, works TO perfec-
ton, and the amount OF amalgam which they are
taking out, and We learn it from reliable parties
assures us that Mr.. Caravans enterprise is success.
and the value OF the Keystone ledge established be-
yond aPeradventure. He has shown great deal of
enterprise and energy in this undertaking. and is
entitled to great credit and believe it is and has
been, the universally expressed wish and hope OF
this community that Andy Caravan would succeed in
his undertaking. From all We can learn we have no
doubt OF his enterprise proving success, and We
say that he III everyway deserves the good for
tune which by industry, perseverance, and grip.
he has laid the foundation OF. despite all obstacles
that presented themselves.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

YoU Know HOW IT Is YoURsELF.-Lovers of the
weed who desire to procure a supply of the finest
tobacco either smoking or chewing, fnecut or hard
pressed that has ever been brought TO Idaho would
do well to call at the Postofce Bookstore before pur-
chasing elsewhere Pinney is cup to SNUFF" and as
be is fond OF good cigar himself he has laid in a
-ge stock Of the finest cigars be could find in the
San Francisco market. His supply of pipes. pipe
stems mouth-pieces. tincluding genuine amberl
cigar cases tobacco boxes and nick -nacks generally
viii be found to comprise everything required in that
line that is useful. unique and tasty. We return
thanks, "Jeems," for samples which we find useful
As well as ornamental.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES joyial Alsatian friend Henry
Feiinger, has just received direct from San Fran.
cisco large and well selected stock Of nuts, fruits
and confectionery of every kind. which is about the
finest assortment We have in the Territory
Henry understands his business thoroughly. and in
tends to keep on hand magnificent assortment and
supply of good things for Christmas and New Years
BE can supply fine cakes and confects to order, for
any occasion, from q sociable cold lunch TO n we'd
ding FEAST and his bread can't be beat by any baker
IN the Territory. II you don't believe 1t just try
hin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

UP FOR THE STArEs.-Two OF our young friends
shook the snow of their coats and started for the
States on last Saturday morning Mr.. Robert valen.
tine, bookkeeper for Mr.. G. W. Crafts. goes to New
YORK city to spend the winter among relatives and
Trends, and Master Charles Kingsley. son of C. s.
Kingsley, Esq, one Of our most prominent mer-
chants, goes to Michigan, where he will spend few
weeks visiting relatives after which he will enter the
University at Ann Arbor, in that State TO go through
collegiate course. Charley is q smart boy, and we
nave no doubt but that he will give q good account
Oh himself We wish them both q safe journey.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

AociDENTAILY kILLED.-On last Sunday William
Coats residing near Placerviue met with dreadful
accioent which resulted in his death few hours af.
Ter. he was in company with another man. engaged
IN falling some timber near the foot of the chic hin
On the roai between Centeryille and placeryille
near ophr creek and they had cut large tree nearly
down when they noticed that it would fall across the
road and in order to prevent its falling in that M
recaon' Coats cut down smaller tree in such man.
her us 10 fa against the larger one and thus throw
IL In direction not to obsruct the stage road. The
small tree when it struck the large one rebounded
ana the butt struck Goats the left side with terrific
force knocking him senseless He was carried to his
cabin and messenger Immediately dispatched to
Idaho City for DR.. JAS Healy, who mounting horse
at once started for the scene of the catastropbe
upon Dr. H. arrival which, owing to the distance
was several hours after the accident he found Coats
unconscious, with his jaws set. The sufferer was be-
yond medical or surgical aid and though the Doctor
at once exerted his well known skill to save the diving
man, he was beyond recovery and died within ten
minutes after the Doctors arrival. We learn that
the deceased was an industrious and Woodworking
man. respected by all who knew him. and that he had
WIDE circle OF warm and devoted friends in that
section where he was known. He was aged about
10 years. and we believe that his relatives now live
somewhere in the State of Louisiana.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

FINE SrocK.-Messrs. Zpf x Marx have just re-
ceived at their Drug store in this city large and
well selected stock of drugs. chemicals and paints
oils. dyestus. patent medicines, and in fact full
supply of everything usually kept in first class and
well-oraered establishment Of that character Their
stock Of combs. brushes. cosmetics. pcrfumery and
toe. articles generally. is the most varied and ex-
tensiye ever brought to this market and they are
selling everything ut greatly reduced rates. Pre-
scriptions carefully compounded at any hour OF the
day or night, and for the sake OF convenience. DR..
Zpf has taken up his residence next door to the
drug store Call aud examine the new goods
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

The AUcrIoN.-The auction sale OF household and
Kitchen furniture belonging to Mr.. j. G. Bryant
came off on last Thursday and Friday quite large
crowd of bidders being in attendance. Things
brought good prices generally. considering the time
OF year. and although our auctioneer friend wulff
expended great deal of breath in crying off the
goods. he did it to some purpose the sales in the
aggregate. greatly exceeded the sum total or estimate
placed on the property before the sale commenced
The magnificent piano was purchased at private sale
by MIR. James A. Pinney. We don't know whether
he understands how to 'paw the ivory or not if he
don't we would advise him to procure the services
OF an instructress and make life bargain ut once
The house was not sold at the time but we presume
it will be disposed of at private sale We understand
that Mr. and Mrs. Bryant will, in a few days leave
for South Windsor, Maine, to visit Mr. Bryants rela
tives in that section.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

Coon TIME.-Aose kempner. the indeiatigable
packer. who in the Winter time snowshoes his ami.
mails, and takes his pack train from four to ten
feet OF snow to adjacent mining camps, has JUS;
turned from trip to Middle Boise via Gold Hill.
having made the round trip Of over sixty miles.
through snow not less than two feet In depth, in five
days. and got back all right with his train. II may
seem incredible If not absurd to talk about snow
shooting pack train, and travelling over the snow
with cargo but II Is an actual fact. Nose doesn
care for snow any more than he does for mud, and
give him cargo for Middle Boise and we are willing
10 bet he will take 1t there snow or no snow.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

AIiORSED.-Hon. W. c. whitson returned to Ida.
u last sunday and proposes to stop with us for a
-. Inc Judge has just returned from Umatilla,
:. accompanied his family that far on their way
~ofesOn, where they propose to spend the Winter.
ten, nOpe they will enjoy their visit to the fullest
our c;,u snat we may again them residents OF
'af CITY in the Spring.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

CAIIs.-Several of our friends from across the Ba-
sin called on US during the week, among them Mr..
Thomas Mootry, Jr., Doctor Harmon, and II. C.
Thompson, Of Centerville; David Coughanour. of
Granite Creek, and dad" Knight of Quartzburg.
They report having had little more winter In their
section than we have had in Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

'LD 'ANBErSus.-Brodbeck L Haug. at the Miners
is"efy' are still manufacturing splendid article
- 'ASer which is the pure essence OF hops and bar
=, frank" is linaal descendant Of Old Gam
LINUS himself, and If you don't believe 1t just go up
Ssva Miners Brewery and try "zwei glass Of the
drnt ass ne brews every few days. 1t is the only
tba, 1 os'raclzed by Water Tanks that members Of
--N' ofuer banker after"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

WILBUR Celtic friend, John Donohoe,
" OF Pioneer City, who recently bought out
o'erts In the blacksmithing business. after be-
80 ''A couple of weeks, is now able to be in his
my Op again. John is a No. l workman, and Hay &
Dua0hoe will give satisfaction to all who favor them
oboe sas patronage We return thanks to Dir. Don.
A0e ior late Irish papers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

The wEATHEE.-We have had WINERY weather
during the past week, with considerable snow in
the mountains but the fall has been light in our
city On last Monday night the clouds lifted and
the mercury went down considerably below the
freezing point. Tuesday opened bright sunshiny
day. clear and frosty, and yesterday was clear and
pleasant.