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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-02
Fair Warning.

faIr WdrHIU9.
Parties indebted to us MUST PAY
UP or pay costs. Further indul-
cence we cannot allow.
CASSELL s. BAUGHN.
Feb. Is, 1873.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-02

TIE royal fruit Jars are all glass
end The best and cheapest. 2m
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-02

Soliciting q continuation of the
past liberal patronage, we have re-
ceived from the citizens of this aud
surrounding counties.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

DISTRICT Couar PRocrrnr.n. c.....
aaf session on Monday, Oct 8. 1s7s :. '' - reg
IA. !. Ysent Chief Justice David Nooo,s S' ~.
s'd'ng; 1esse B. Bradford. SHERIFF ra' pre-
u'cs A"oeney and A. l. Richard.on c,.,. ~ ,''s
W. Richards. Deputy. o'e11' ~ Geo
- appearing that grand iurv =. ,..
oraereo that the Sheriff summcr uecessary. It Il
a.. ~ sno court and act q er.nd ,r.,e per.
o SuoFsu select such grand 3nros. 'vIs' Ano
- ~. Hom the list heretofore 49,, ~ - u
C 49, =! county Commissioners n thai. ~ tne
Io the Clark IL ordered to Issue xs pt. ses
naEsin csthesrs N, r. xuoh.m., ,os.
ana fss Neville: Default OF euilivsr - ou'nvsn
report 70 Court pu'e amount due and
defendants entered. - 49, Oe1suit OF
:. 9; bryant ". n. 81. Kempner ct :, n.,.r,. =.
oe!enoaoss entered and referred to CierI a. .sSa
S', axe feoo,s and report to the Court the .monns
Il appearing to tho Court that . natl, I'M, :.
CURED o this term. and that none has h.aS 30.
OF selected u 10 ordered that the namss ~ ~.
persons % selected from the poll lsts IN onsr Co:
oy the Judge and Sheriff. and that the CIern ,...
venire Tor them returnable on Mondav Ocsoh ,as,
at . O'Clock. A. NJ. o''Soer AStn'
Adjourned I'LL Wednesday. at 10 O'Clock. AM
wxpn.sDAS. Oct. S.-The Sheriff returned IN. va.
swosn n . grand Jurors for the present tern ~
court: John n. Cannady-roremsn. W. A. SiSe,s -
Aast Ryan. Geo. T. Young. J.. H. Bush. Ed Strong
D n d0ghes. W. w. Black. Frank Cooper d y a.
derson. James Judge. A. DuQuette d. Con0hanom.
!. J. Tompktns. A. A. Spain. Thomas Barry VIM n
Jincher. John West. d. McClintock John RearIon
Frank Miller. wm Lauer
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

"A. Mechanics ball. given IN Aings'
rs SA. an tho evening Of October Let. was
ks's' ''s. The Committee Of Arrangements
addd 'a'' y. room in splendid condition. and
" s''a :, w BRILLIANTLY illuminated. presented
" W. About thirty Ave ladies' were pgss.
r' y, ,'.s.sly douOl. that number Of ssn'l'msn.
= ND p ~, ,,.,. displayed by the former In their
san' . u.s.er Of general remark. As'sr''
psa w. s,,.o.. Runyan and Asrsk favored the
u'as', s .os. excellent mu'ic; and that prince
a''. ".,. NJ. James Murphy. OF Granite Creek
a -, 4, ~ dsvo.ses Of Terpsichors through
f'apS -.,.. Of ousdrilles and reels innumerabls.
H, r,s..., he proprietor Of the new building.
u .,r..r.pcs, and. though taking no part in
49,. appeared to enjoy himself just - heartily
$780, ..;,. III. svolusions Of those who trippsd
!. ~. sat.ste TO the swelling music Of the band.
!. ss,.a. supper wss announced and the guests
N ~, ,ou. going to the Luna House and others
s...,. Restaurant. IN excellent supper being pro-
s s.s !. ho,a pisces. Alter doing ample justice %
- ,hinn 20 literally provided BY Asssrs.
,-..r and Foster. al hands again repaired to the
49,, .oa dancing Was resumed and kept up un-
:, ...,, three O'Clock in the morning. Everything
...., "A most pleasantly. not mishap or accident
-. b mar the hilarisy OF the occasion: and
=. vch,uies' ball viii long Be- remembered by
~, vas we're present - one OF the most plsAsAns
~, h,,s ssssndsd for years.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

auu purncr-we acknowledge . call. on last
sa.., .2u Mr. Donald Grant. of Banner District
va0 returned home on last Tuesday. Mr.. Grant In
srua u hat the foundations arc ready for the
sc,s md boilers Of Crafts mill. AMI that PHILIPPE
NM osded With brick. were expected to arrive .,
IL nil n.s ~, Sunday. Mr.. Grant and two other
ua hvs anished their winter house IN that section.
"a VII commence work u once cleaning out the
Wolverine tunnel which viii occupy them for about
to vselA ater which they viii commence taking
&C. on, aud vii work on the mine during the VIM
III. n soca - the engine and boilers are sss. the
~ MIL machinery will be pu. in place. and IL is Be-
Esrx As hey VII succeed 10 getting the neceas.-
y amber oil cat before Winter sets in The new
mihin very good condition. a. il evidenced by the
tsas PAiIp4 teams make the trip from here u
k,x In three days Mr.. Carts expects. with q
E5rsa, fore Of men AZ work in tho mine daring the
vaas % have out good supply OF ore for the mill
ssa: Up 90 IN the spring.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09
OwYHEg.-Wc take the following item
from the Aralaache Of October 4th:

OwYHEg-Wc take the following item,
from the AraiaacAe Of October 4th:
Mrs. Kate Bunyard. the young wife Of Ma
rion Bunyard. m did pioneer at Owy bee. firing
III w~dd-d life. lett her husband on August
10Th and went {" Diamond Springs. Cal. where
her father resides. After remaining there TIVE
days she Left ostcnsibly to return a. Owyhee
but clipped with man named John II. Martin
who. while boarding with Bunyard and wife
in Owyhee, had succeeded in alternating the
affections Of the misguided woman from hrr
husband. She wna married to Bunysrd about
two years ago. when she was scarcely fifteen
years old.
A man named Cook. who is engaged in the
meat market business In Silver City. made m
unsuccessful attempt 10 blow his brains out an
"wednesday, Oct. lat. He came intO the shop
where his partner, Littl~field. was writing ut a
desk. and taking a six sh"ot-r out Ut the desk
Cook stepped back. cooked it. and. placing tn.
muxzIe ~ his fureh~nd. remarked that b. did
not wsnt t. live any longer. Littlrf-ld grasprd
the pistol and threw the barrel up just as Cook
pulled the trigger. and the ball passed over his
head and Judged in the cehng. Littl-ield then
wr-nchrd tn. pistol from Cook who. beconing
~nrug~d. begged s'm. one to shoot him The
would be suicide had been drinking quite freely
and his rssh attempt Mt selfmurder il attributed
70 that cause. He was finally quoted down
and put 10 bed, and afterwards aw"ke oil
right mud remembered Nothing Of the affair.
With the issue Uf October 18th the ArGIanch<
entered upon its ninth volume and the ninth
year III existence.
All tho mines in Owyhee continue to look
splendijly. The mills are all busy and every
stamp 10 Kept pounding away night and day
The silver City quartz mine on Florida
mosntain was recently s"ld 1t Sheriff.: sale.
r. H. Leonard being the successful bidder ~
$2.OOO He bought the mine for the interve-
uOro.
Wells. Fargo 4 Co. shipped from Owyhee.
during the past week. 10 bars Ut bullion val
usd 1t $36,546 "a.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

hrcosAi sEsvIcEx -Righs Rev. Daniel g. futile
dAv J. P. Lytson arrived here on last Friday
M tHus sesvices we're held BY them 10 the lower
Sas xAsoaie Hail 90 Sunday morning and even
V Both sermons we're preached by the Bsahop.
n he crowded cosdsion Of the hall testified to tho
cssa d'sfs Of our people to hear The eloquent d.
va A''' The morning service. the Bishop admin
ssd he nse Of confirmation to Mrs.. Lucketi. Miss
u'ze Moore and Dr.. ". J. Roth~en. A. The even
y *''cs' before toe sermon. two children OF Mrs
~'r s'e'nson. one o! Mr.. and Mrs Greene White
~ 20 xr and Mrs. ". Keexer. we're chrissenci
HSs' N. Ly.,On. The Reverend gentlemen iss,
.'0a''' stage sos Boise City. bu, We hope that
:" 'A00p may and 1t convenient TO Wal, u again
'''" ~ departure for Salt Lake City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09
ADA CoUxTY.-We take the following item
from the Boise StatcsmaM: o.

from the Boise StafcSMdm o.
Al Th",nps"n and his assistants left Boise
City, last Tuesday morning. for the purpose ~
surveying township lines in Boise county. ne
will commence operations in the vicinity VI
Roesi's mill and work toward PlacrrvilIe.
Ouartermastsr Bachelder. If Fort Boise.
will srIl. October 23d. 10 horses. mules and
. large lot al soldiers' cl"thing.
George Cumbsrt aud o. w. Peterson have
ooened . new meat market in Boise City at
Th- ch.ncrs in the rafie for EarIey's mare
are being rapidly taken. Over one hundred
tickets have been sold and the list Will W taken
nm ~ R,iss Basin IN cell the remaining chancrs.
Reub Short took the premium ut the Ada
County Fair on bic yearling Msdoc colt. and
Charley Blacks Rocky Mountain Dexter took
80 6rct premium % . trottsr. On last Sat
urlsv. Black trottcd Dexter around the mile
troci. under To ssddls, 10 aOl3.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

.''a's 'x rza FiSlsHISo TorcaEs Kines-
800 ''adins u nov nearly completed All the
'~1 finished the roof 10 on. iron doors and
and the shelving 10 nearly Ill up In the
's "on- The aoor in tho room adjoining has
~ ND IN few days Mr.. Kingsley viii b
sm. goods into bis new quarters. The scat.
"''ns been all removed. the building now
MSpaay. displaying iss massivs proportions
n,,.. % Asss's aud finest are-proof in the Ter
60" Oh Main street handsomely: and IL not
49,. u'"sas 70 our city. bus IN sndurtng mos.
energy and enterprise Of the worthy
$3.50" LAY good fortune attend him In his new
aaa's' trisad..
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

aRae.s.."'s ad james 4. Piansy stil he's Q
.'s.aAss,s.* .os Ais GA bone II " ned1sa,as.
~ n a's comfortable quartsss & ths Csp-
Saen,. a hsrs o iass Sunday, anA i,Iseds
~ Win ~ ~. $500. -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

P'oSEsA--ws learn from Hon. Ben Wilson tina,
no has two derrcks or hosting works. now in opera
ton In the bed OF Big Muddy. near Pioneer City.
One OF them runs By steam. being the came machin.
cry formerly used on the ophir creek by Dempsey L
Co.. and the other runs BY water. Both are Of about
the same capacity. each being capable Of raising
about 1000 pounds Of dirt at . time Mr.. Wilson
owns quite 81 extensive tract Of mining ground in
Muddy which IL known to be very rich. prospecting
ss times. on tho bedrock from Ave ten dollars to
the pan. and never less than what 10 regarded Is
"ois pay" The ground 10 covered to q depth Of
rom six to nine feet with ailings washed down from
the bar and hill claims both sides of it, all OF
which has TO Be stripped Oh in order to &c. to the
pay dirt Both derricks arc working satisfactorily.
aud the ground Is paying well. A. all other mining
operations IN that camp have been suspen led for the
season. these works In Muddy afford employment to
quite . number OF men. who would Otherwise be
idle. Mr.. Wilson informed US that he intended
keeping both derrick ., work long the weather
would permit though he anticipates that he will have
10 shut down about the drst Of next January.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

THE wxArnER- last Monday there vas . sud.
den change from . dead calm to . perfect whirlwind
which drove the dust and sand in Clouds penesrat.
ing every crack and niling rooms with dirt, to say
nothing OF the unpleasant, az OF pedestrians who go,
caught out In the gale. IL was Of short Duration
however: and. though there Was every indication OF
an approaching storm. We only had light sprinkle.
not bali enough to settle the dust On Tuesday even.
ing again ciouded up and. during the night, had
light shower. bat not sufcicns 10 vet the streets
last evening. however. had old fashioned rain.
Cor BAcx.-Mr James Judge returned. on las.
Friday. from his visit to Rocky Bar. lie reports
nothing in that section. and says times ra,h.
er dull ss Rocky Bar though lac most Hospitality
treated and met quite number Of old time friends
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

COUNT CoxxtxsioxEms.-The County Commits.
sioners met. on lAss Monday bu, their proceedings
did not reach in time sor this issue. They viii
appear next week.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

mr.. A0vEHTIsSo.-An instance Of the "a
h., 's'ts'ns occurs 70 a.. Mr. Thomas
k - our leading merchants, desiring 70 dis
d.. OF horses add wagon. found no pur
kha 80 % sd'srtissd through our columns thai
d.. s1 'os 'a's. and within . few days pur.
sut s1'eo themselves and hs disposed Of th4
saA,,. business men know that there il
&mr;, T" . liberal use Of printers ink In
S., 80. " Customer and purchasers for any.
k,. -, '0F sale; and Jet ws have . few bi,
Il r,... ''0ee'n ssed merchants hare who disdain
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09
~ and County.

,.s.r for sale cheap for cash my house
rsiIh- .u., an Main street. In Idaho City.
Aitp'oo' ~. .. .hoemaker's tools and stock on
uttSe MN ~ -, n eussom.msde boots. for what
NJ Apy one wishing bargain would
4. pstsFaa o. CHAS. AAUTZ.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

h>s,v Greene White, Of osyhse,
b sm. '0' many ysass, . resident o. ths b.
ssl. =, w. y ia't Saturdays stage. and proposes
oA 1e''dsnes. With his family, In SILVER
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

Su"s humber Of our friends from
u ~ q The BssiL and elsewhere have visited
q. - during the pss. week. Anon them v,re
OHM. ~ ""''on. ". A. stSsss and Jssrs Msensn.
xn..". Hon. Il. A. Nsssox and Alex Orchard.
k;.Ar- ~. George ". Hunt a Payesss Val.
rank RasnhAu. Of the Upp.r p,ye..a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

|Nu Mr.. Ai-xAjor 10. ". Huston and
anso - go. Ael'' Of Boise City. came up few
hs,s,. sao term Of The District Court now
ah ,n.,. ss As'ly. asding thas - Jury vouId
@.s,.. ossors ssxs Monday, leis b. Tuss-
aaA,, r... 0oms' intending 70 rsturn hare on
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-04-24
Ceneanr l.tniRenl


There Is no pain which Centsur Liniment
will not re lieye, no swelling it will not subdue,
and no lsmeness which ii will not cure. This is
strong language, but il istrue. where the parts
are not gone. ITS effects are marvellous. 1t has
produced more cures Of rheumatism, neuralgia,
ock,jaw, palsy, sprains, swellings. eak ed
breasts, scalds burns .salt-rheum. ear-acbe, &C.,
upon the human frame, and Of strains, SPAWN.
gals, &C., upon animals, in one year than have
all other pretended remedies since the world
begin. Ii il 3 counter-irriiant, an all-healing
pain reliever. Cnpples throw away their
crutches. the lame walk. poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without scar. 1t is no humbug. The recipe
Is published around each bottle, 1t il selling
Is mo article ever before sold, and it sells be-
cause Il does just what II pretends u do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism. pain or
swelling deserve to suffer IL they will not use
Ceutsur Liniment More than 1000 certifica tie,
Of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs
chronic. rheumatism, goui. running tumor-, &C.,
have seen received. We will send circular
contuinine certificates, the recipe. &C., gratis,
| to any one requesting it. One bottle Of the
| yellow wrapper Cenfanr Liniment v worth
one hundred dolIan for spawned or sweenied
horses end nelss, Or cor screw.Worn ID sheep
essea- swuers-shis Asinsat = worth your a.
lentioe. No family sAonld b Without CsntaaI
Lhinsat ~. boss . Co.. Now Icsk;
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ID l e ID.

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Eastbrook-Jan. 18Th, Willie f., son Of Geo.
w. and Julia N. Ash, aged year, and mos.
They clssped his little marble hands, upon his
peaceful breast,
And took him from my loving care. and laid
him there to rest;
Now miss him in the morning, his prsttle
and his JOY,
And miss him, meeting, greeting me, my lit
tie angel boy. #Isa[.
East Lamoine-9th inst, suddenly, Of heart
disease, Mrs. Elizabeth Huckins, consOrt Of
BENJAMIN Huckins, aged IS years.
Brewcr-l7th inst, Mrs. Elsie q. Douglass,
sged Sc years and months.
Portland-lSth inst, MIR. Nathaniel j. Miller,
Jr.
Mason, Mich.-SOth ult., Rev. Hosea Kit
and days.
Resolutions adopted by the North Penobscot
Sewing Circle, April is, 1873.
WHEREAS, Death has removed from our
midst our esteemed sister, Mrs. Phebe A. Low
ell, therefore,
RESOLVED, That by this sad event her fam.
ily has lost y kind and adectionate wife and
mother, our circle valued member, the church
an ornament Of rare worth and moral beauty
and the community bright star whose radi
auce will lingeI long after its setting.
RESOLVED, That we tender to the bereaved
family our sincere coincidence in this hour o.
deep sorrow.
RESOLVED, That copy Of these resolution,
be forwarded to the family Of the deceased, su(
ton. B..
| MES. II. Z. HATCH. =.
ms. LUCY PERKINs,
Mrs.. JULIA SORKR-
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Severe Storm in Nebraska
LINCOLN. Neb.. An

LINCOLN, Neo., Apri Il.
Reports ofthe late storm show il TO have
been the most severe known here. Men
were frozen TO death within two rods Of
their homes while trying TO get TO their
stock to feed them. Near Grofton q man
named keeler attempted TO reach neigh
bors. scarcely halfmile away, accompan-
led by his wife and child, and the two lat
ter were frozen to death. Mr.. Marshall of
Hastings persisted while trying to reach
his stock from his house The wife and
child of Mr.. Bent living near Red Cloud
were frozen while attempting to reach
neighbors after the house had been
rendered uninhabitable The bodies were
found on Friday, ten rods from the house :.
Families had to take refuge in cellars or
keep their beds for three days. Houses
were blown down and filled with snow, the
destruction of cattle and horses is great
some farmers lost all they had. One party
lost whole herd of 20 head. The gullies
on the railway were filled with snow as
hard as ice, and snow plows were useless.
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rendered me unfit for anything but light


Defts. introduced testimony to show that
on the day Of the accident. and before and
after, the bridge and it, approaches were
mot defective-that the accident was caused
through the imperfection Of Pi6s. wagon
also. raised the following objections to
Plfrs. maintaining the action:
LIST. The town had NO notice of defect,
as required by law. MN
I'd. That Pln. must fail rs she was trav-
elling on the Lords day on a matter Meth
err Of necessity nor work of charity.
81. That the defect Of Piff-s wagon to
wit the loose rocker bolt contributed TO in
jury.
The Jury rendered verdict for the
Defts.
Freeman. Wiswell
Elizabeth Martin v School District No.
10, ia Franklin. This was n real action
brought to recover possession of a lot Of
land the District had taken to build its
School House on. The only question was
whether the district had complied with the
statute in locating the house. Ii appeared
the locating had been done by commit
tee only instead Of being done by the dis
trict. The case was referred to the Judge
who awarded Judgment for the Plf The
Def. excepted.
Hale & Emery Peters L Wiswell
for PHI. for Def
The Court adjourned finally on Saturday.
The term continued ten days and large
amount of business was performed. The
bar and juries both agree that il was one of
the pleasantest terms ever held in the
County. OF the rs liquor indictments
found bs the Grand Jury, not single one
was tried. Some or 10 Respondents plead
Guilty, and their cases continued for sem
tence to the next October Term Other
Respondents when sought for by the Shei-
III. were not to be found. having started ON
a journey. We hope that the lenlty shown
by the County Attorney to the guilty will
prove the wisdom of his course. and that
Ellsworth will no longer run a score OF
rum-shops.
One of the most important cases on the
Docket was that of b. +. Gray VS.. Geo. ".
Bagley, for personal assault, by which
the PHI. was severely and dangerously in
jured. After long negotiation it was fl
nally adjusted by Defendants paying over
several hundreds of dollar.
G. 5. Peters for Hale & Emery for
PHI. Def.
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City and County.

Ellsworth.
The ice left the Bay on the goth inst,
Eighteen or twenty vessels are now
loading and discharging freights at our
wharves. which is consequently the busiest
part of the town.
-Hale's Stage Drivers report good
sleighing one third of the way from this
City to Bangor. The only complaint is
the snow is too deep.
Several of our Merchants have already
received their Spring stocks and with well
filled shelves and fresh goods can supply
the wants of customers at fair prices.
Rev. W. A. Reese of Lowell, Mass.
and at present member ofthe Theological
Institution at Newton, has accepted an in
vitation of the Baptist Church and Society
of this city to become their pastor and
will enter upon his labors about the mid
die of June.
The Wing says that one gentleman OF
Bangor was so anxious for the success OF
the Shore Line project that he wheeled q
friend from High street TO the polls in WARD
3, on condition that he would vote "yes.'
We propose that the wheeler receive Z
pass for life over the Shore Line via
BTcksport and the wheelee night pass
Spring and Fall, by stage East.
Rev. W. II. Savsry has decided not t.
accept the call TO Christs Church, Augusta
but has accepted the invitation. to becom
the pastor OF the first Congregational CUni
tarian) Church at Canton, Mass. Mex
Sabbath is the last he is to spend with hi
people here. Mr.. S. has many friend
both in and out of his Society. who vii
deeply regret his departure,