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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-03

FIST LOOK nj THE BARGAINS.

TIfST LOOK AT THE BARGAINS.
FIVE y1crslA LAwss q, a dsc v wp5,a sS SSe
r,Sn vfSSoRIA LAWS at 2Sc. worth BUS
I'm NE IL VIcToRIA LAWNS mt zoe. worth zoe,
SrHirsD VICTORIA LAWNS (exttal az zoc' "'''"
:, n SSS S;nesAprxrs. all shades at l5c.;l
StSM ScARrS, all shades, nj 25c;
sSsWV h.T S MATING ri al Zoe. worth csc,
3 4 WHITE MATING at 26c. worth 500,
i 4 WHITE MATrIst a, SOs worm NOT nr Pa
BLACK SILKS at as'onishlnSy low pfieeo,
LADIES' GAuzH VESTS at all prices,
GsNTLEMES's GAuzR ENTERTAINMENTS s'eo''
..p DIE - SpnsGARsKNTs In great variety,
CASsiMERxs, CLOTHS LINEN DRILLS ana II, nrC ne
c'os'S' sos BROAD street.
Agency LOT pe'n'ieS' ''"'''e je 2-1w
r Will OFFER FOR THE NEXT FLF-
TEEN DArs f ESsins ss'a asn @
Hosiery, Corsets, Chidren's unocrwe%af L,s ati
THreat Gloves Rntlings srngsu pnh Rgessh i
and 4 great many ''"eF ''", ]. i + |AHMA NM,
,nv an.6t SOC BROAD street.
HUDGINs, GORDON & co.
OPENING THIS DAY, MAY 2sqH,
| IRON GRENADINES, large lot, very cheaps
NEW DRESS GOODS Of ell the latest styles;
LAWN and PRINTS;
Full assortment OF
HOSIERY, .....
| WHITE GOODS, and
| LINENS;
sHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS In every variety
| SIMMER CASSIMERES and LINENS;
srsc1AL-BEAUTIFUL PERCALES and GRE
TONES ut is. per yard;
CHEAP RIBBONS. my ~
uxIE ATTENTION OF TEE RETAIL
: TRADE
Is called to m excellent assortment OIL new style
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
which have just opened, embracing all the novel
ties OF the season In style, color, aud variety.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Is called 10 a line OF BLACK SILKS from $3.50 tc
a. o5 pcr yard, and IHoS-FEAME GRENA'
RI DIMES from csc. upwards.
These goods have all been bought In a falling
| market and are offered at prices TO compete wtL
anv house in the city.
CHARLES HUTZLER'S,
| mras GIL Broad street.
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OBARRELS BRIDGEWATER FAM
Nv lily FLOUR, so barrels Lily White Family
Flour, 10 barrels No. Mackerel, at W. G. DAN
DEIDGE & CO.'S. 1927 Broad street. NH "a
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BY W. Goddln,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent
corner Eleventh and Bank streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF sNa

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
" FARM OF SIXTEEN ACRES ON The
MOUNTAIN ROAD, SEVEN MILES WEST OF
kICHMOSD.--By virtue OF a decree OF The Circuit
Court of Henrco, entered on the 9Th May, 1874,
commissioner thereby appointed, proceed 70 s-il
at public auction, at the keal Estate Exchange. 10
the city Of Richmond, on FRIDAY the 18th OK
June, 1874, at 2 O'Clock 81, the small farm o! lS
acres located as above. now occupied by Janes
whiting adjoining the lands Of John Clash. Rcd
man Shaw, aud others. There s small dwelling
on the place, a well Of good water, an eac.l,en,
orchard, and the land Is suited 10 the growing OF
vegetables. crops. &C., and Is the same place for
merly owned by Dir. fhrogmorton.
TERMS: One-th cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest added,
and title retained until all of the purchase money
is paid. WILL NJ D. MAYO.
te SDrciai Commissioner.
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sEAG EsTAVE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

At PRIVATE SALE-LEASEHOLD
~ OF LOT on the corner of Ninth and Arch
streets adjoining the sash and blind factory Of Mr:
J. j. Montague with a 0NE-SrORI BkICk
Ing MACIiINERY-viz.s LINE SHAFT, pull
LEYS, BETTING, and FIVE ClRCULAR-SAWS,
lately occupied and used by Messrs Lindsay i An
ISBELL &iSON,
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. Eleventh street, between Main aud Bank.
ia "a
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al4. BROAD STREET. 9l4.

c y 7 Z
PURE CONFECTIONERY AND CAKES
of every description. Our elegant and new es'ao-
liShInent,
No. 142l MAIN STREET,
Is second to none in the State in completeness %
OUTFIT and manufacturing facilities. our
REFINED CANDIES
o,r,ot no sur,sssed in quality, ana our own bakery
furnishes daily supply OF
FRESH CRACKERS AND CAKES.
C)ur general stock embraces foreign and domesuc
Fruits, Nuts, Pickles, etc. We have also coh=sah'J
0'' TOBACCO AND CIGAR
of fayorite and standard brands.
49, A. CAPPEL & co,
,n7 No. l42l Naiu street.
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OlssuLUTloNs d PAEsrN Exsnrrs.

RICHMOND: VA, May 3oth, 1871.
nISSOLU1ION.-B By mutual consent, the
IL firm Of n. Al. LEE IL CO. has cen dissolved.
The business will he hereafter conducted by
JAMES w. LElG & Co, who are authDli lied to
collect all ccbis due the lite firm of Il. ~ Lee &
Co., and who also assume payment Of all debts due
by the same. \. Nj. LEE,
JAMES W. LEE
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JAMES w. LEE takes This occasion 10 return
his thanks to the public for their liberal patronage
heretofore, and sohcits continuance CT the same
for the new firm. 10 1-3E
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GRDCEREES, dc.

GRDCERsES,Gc.
gALT. SALT! sALT!!!
s,14o SACKS LIVERPOOL FINE SALT,
q
factory filed, in double Slached sacks; cargo OF
lark Max, now daily expected ut City Point sad
Richmond, and for sale by
jeo ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & CO.
DEFINED SUGARS.-Standard brands.
Ed, "a" wHiTE, EXTEA G, and YELLOW Of
"SuGaR-HoGsE," ia hogsheads and barrels For
sale by DAVENPORT i NORRIS.
p SIDES, SHOULDERS, and HAMS.
lee e y DAVENPORT h MORRIS.
GROUND ALUM SALT.
je2 DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
MAcKEREL.--Nos. l, 2, and MACKE-
4SA REL.
No.. ! NORTH CAKohlNA CIT and GROSS,
No. EasTEkN GROSS HERRINGs,
my 27-1w john n. GoRDoN's SONS.
ON AND AFTER MAY 1sT, 1874, the
" business heretofore conducted under the firm
name of BROWN, PEMBERToN & Co will lie car
r!eo on under the name of D. .. DAVIS & CO.,
who S EksiP YsEso sIHS LARGE ad fGeS e
CSC $50 S oarres a. B. and II YELLoW sGGsRs
so barrels isH-grade YELLOW SUGARS,
F. so barrels Porto Rico MULASSES,
90 barrels Prime 10 Choice STRUPS,
so barrels Common S1kUfS,
rs tlerccs Prime LEAF LARD.
g scr ESes g and S5pFs
rased ard uncan vascd; ...=
Is ticrccs suGAk-rURtD SHOULDERS, can
Sased and uncauvased;
Full line LAGUAIRA and t:lO COFFEr5,
$50 boxes SOAP. various brands;
100 boxes Prime Factory CHEESE,
100 barrels Prime Bright EASTERN HER
leo barrel, ExLsa and ;Superlne FLOUR,
Also. full assortment of
TEAS. BUCKETS, BRooMs. WRAPrING-PArER,
HohsFoED's POWDERS, PEPPER,
. SPICE. MUsTAKp.GINGgR,
BRUSHES, NCTMEGS, STARCH,
ESS. COFFEE. SODA, MATCHES,
- BLEACHING, &C.. &c.
Also. & full line
LIQUORS and CIGARS.
my3-1m u. o. DAVIS co.
5OB BARRELS BR1DGEWATER FAM.
w lily FLOUR, so barrels Lily White Family
Flour, l 0 barrels No. Mackerel, at ". G. DAN
DEIDGE & CO.'S. s27 Broad street. NH "a
N CHESTS OF THOSE CHOICE
lO GREEN and BLACK TEAS
uS' 'u1''e0 Ano W ". II DANDRIDGE co.'s,
NH 2i S27 Broad street.
GOLDEN SYRUP, Porto Rico
L and New Orleans Molasses, at W. G.. DAN
JRIDaE s. CO.'S. s27 Broad street. NH "a
A FRESH LOT OF THOSE CHOICE.
a NEW CROP TEAS 4 IT, Vt reduced prices;
best ENGLISH Biz EAAFAsT TEA at 81 ,25,
Best JAPAN TEA ~ Si25. s.--f-.-
'o"e' e''0 '' - ~ oi'6 Of. MEREDITH.
mv13 HOG Main street.
sCOTCH OATMEAL.
QUEEN OLIVES
NONPARElL CAPERss
- WHITE WINE VINtG r.,
INDIA CUkRY POWDER; a. &c.
j. B. HI oD, i
my -. = III Broad s.. vel.
11oRDoN's VIRGINIA HAMS,
SUPERIOR TO wEsTpHALIA,
for sale by
CHRISTIAN Il WHITE,
ap27 s1A Msia Street, Richmond, Va. ]
u .a T.a VI
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctieneers,
No. 1912 Main street.
TOR SALE PR[VATELY.-HAN
4 SOME FIRST-CLASS SUBURBAN RESI-
DENCE SITUATED ON THE GROVE AVENUE
Yhe garden is beautifully laid outwith large col
lection of choice flowers. aud Is now planted With
eight rooms, with hall through the centre. fo.
terms apnly to LYME & BROTHER,
my S-M1 tSiW&Slm Auctioneers-
DOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE OF
L THE MOST ATTRACTIVE AND COMAO-
HIOUS RESiDEH CES IN Ashland, containing
nine rooms and Kitchen. with "a acres Of ground
attached; large orchard; well and pump Ia the
yard. House newly bull With TIN roof, and pro-
yided with every convenience. Within three tlin-
utes walk OF Clubhouse.
TERMS: Very accommodating
Apply 10 WILLIAMS " 6iBSON,
Keai Estate Agents, Auctioneers. and Brokers
my Is 2taw2w
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By Moody d RoYall,
TRUSTEES sALEOF ONE HUNDRE

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Ma
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At RICHMOND REAL ESTATE EYcHAEGI
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SInK ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
~ For sale by BQOEkER BROTHERS.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-29
PLAcERvILLE CORRESPONDENTS
PLACERyILLE. ian % 1874

PLACERvILLE, Jan. %, 1874.
EDITOR WORLD:-Since the HOLIDAYS there
is but little doing here worthy of note. Hay.
ing no aspirants for the Chief Justiceship. nor
man willing to become railroad President.
things may be said to be on "stand still. !"
which is generally the case believe, at this
season Of the year, although our prospects for
the coming Summer are quite aatterug Our
ditch and water companies have reduced the
price Of water to such an extent that it viii.
enable many companies to go to work as soon
as the season opens, that have hitherto been
unable to work on account Of the exhorbitant
price OF water. This is certainly wise course
on the part Of ditch companies, as it is we'll
known that there are many places that can be
worked with fair profits now that the price Of
water has been reduced.
1t is quite amusing to see how our friends,
the Saints" out in Oneida county, come it
in relation to school affairs. but there is no use
in getting excited. and say. when you think
they have not got those little cherubs." why,
you are mistaken; they have them, sure, and
recount will only swell the number. l have
been through that country. and know whereof
/ speak. have seen as many as twenty -four
dear little cherubs, fathered by one man, and
| is but an average. have also visited their
schools, if schools you can call them. 1t seems
to me that il the character Of their public
schools were inquired into. that there is not
one in that county entitled to one cent Of pub
lie money. do not believe it is the intention
Of our school law to foster sectarianism, and
would like to see a man or woman get school
in that county unless they are devoted followers
of Brigham. The only requisite qualification
is a clear receipt from the tthing office, and
the endowment ribbon. In all the schools |
visited. I found no books except the Mormon
Bible. aud d few primers printed in Salt Lake
Cny-except the one in Malad City. In that
school found one copy of Smiths Grammar.
and one Of the Western Calculator. used, |
suppose. by the teacher as text books.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
We had the pleasure of attending very
pleasant party given at the Idaho Hotel last
Monday evening. in honor of the sixteenth
birth. day Of our fair friend. Miss Lizzie Buck
ley. The spacious dinngroom was crowded
with guests Of both sexes, who enjoyed them.
selves with tripping the light fantastic TIL
midnight. only taking time to partake OF
splendid collation. Of sweetmeats, fruits. &c.
Miss Lizzie is one Of the peasantest young
ladies' in the Territory. We wish her many
happy returns Of the day. To my bachelor
friends let me say-well, guess | won't say 1t
,h;. ,;me More anon. g. J. A.
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and County.

~ rOTICE.-The ladies who are pre-.
SPEo ...rtainment for next Tuesday evening
ins the eu ..s that it will be held in the Church.
wish '. at 7 O'Clock, P. N. Mrs. farley. with
bc0mm'D.. wax figures, will favor us with her
her cele0'- .,van the exercises with her incom.
presence . ...on Of character. Music, tableaux,
pa'O' and original essay. &C.. will constitute the
reciss'0D' - ,ns evening As We wish all to enjoy
exercises ..,,sr. the admittance fee will be only
the en' children under II years old half price.
fly 'eD will be used in procuring necessary arti-
The p'0. ~, church and Sabbath School, BY
clss lof Wv THE COMMITTEE.
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FRow LrMur.-Mr John II. Hunter, OF
this city, kindly permits us to copy from pr'-
yate letter received by him last week from
Lemhi, as follows:
SALMON CITY, Jan. 8, 1874.
Mr.. JOHN II. HUNTER-Dedr SIR: lour
two letters from Idaho City were both rece's.
ed bv same mail one week ago We dld NOT
reach here until the Sunday following our ae'
parture from Loon Creek. Dodge
e. Morrison bought ten or twelve head OF cat.
tie and started back to Loon Creek; have not
heard from them since. but presume they got
through all right. Dodge expected to re-
turn to this place, but up to present date mas
not out in an appearance We have not heard
ANYTHING from Sheriff Barry since receiving your
letter: begin to feel some anxiety about Nun
The route over which he 10 coming 10 suo)ect
TO heavy SHOWS, and the weather has been very
cold and stormy since his departure from ldano
CITY. The County Commissioners are IN ses'
sion and have appointed Sheriff to NIL the va
caucy occasonsd by the non.arrival o, Mr.
Barry. Jo Boggs 10 wintering here-dla not
Get to Salt Lake as he intended. l see Hoc'-
ems friend, Carey Wright. almost every week week.
He has good diggings about ten miles aoose
here. Wash. Douglass 10 wintering ABOUT twen.
ty miles below here, on Salmon RIVER anu :a'
GOOD prospects, on small stream emptying IN
- ths main Salmon Just below the North Fork:
Ha intends to put in q fume next Summer.
saw bic prospects, and if there 10 any extent /"
the ground it will pay. Yours.
Our readers will remember that sherln bar
~ left Idaho City on the 10th OF December
last. accompanied by Mr.. Joseph Jump with
~. ;ntantion of making an attempt to reach
! ,amhi BY way Of Camss Prairie; having made
~ ;nessctual attempt to get there BY the Loon
Greet road. And a. they had not reached
home up to the 9Th Of January following nor
ham heard from BY any one. 70 far a. We know
either on that side Of the mountain or TINS, OUT
it'll. Doubt RENAME but that they have pes'soeo'
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood
restored. 1mpediments to Marriage removed New
method Of treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent Free in sealed envelopes
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth St.. Philadelphia Pa..-an Institution having
q high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fessional skill. (novl3m3
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Spefia1 9ptifes.

&1rS. M. PETTENa11L l. Co., 10 State Street. Bos.
ton 81 Park Row, Now York. and 7O1 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia are Agents for procuring advertise
ments for the IDAHO WORLD in the above Cities and
to contract for advertising at our lowest
rates.
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Total H. 900 Gifts. all Cash. amounting to 1900 900
The chances fer gift are one to Ave.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets. $50; Halves. $25; Tenths. or each
coupon So Eleven Whole Tickets for $500; % a
Tickets for 900; 13 Whole Tickets for 600; 227
Whole Tickets for $4,000. No discount on less than
$500 worth Of Tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted. in all
respects. like the three which have already been
given and full particulars may be learned from cir
culars which will be sent free from this office to oil
who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for agencies
will be attended to in the order they received and
It is hoped they will be sent in promptly that there
may be no disappointment or delay In filling ALL
Liberal terms given to those who buy to sell again
All agents peremptory required to settle up their
accounts and return al unsod tickets by the 10Th day
Of March.
THO. E. BRAMLETTE
Agent Public Library Kentucky, and Manager Git
Concert. Public Library Building. Louisville. KY
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~ FOR the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS-ASCEND IN
THE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery street. San
Francisco.
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CALLED.-Messrs. A. Beard and William Weiss, of
flacervine. called on us on Tuesday evening last
iney report the snow at that town about three feet
deep and very firm.
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o,,,,se,puY.-Mr S. ". Wood. Photographic OF
~, .r has iast received fresh supply Of materi
:, ana sc, of new and improved Photographic in
..,m.r,s and to-day informs his friends and
the public generally, that he will remain In Ida
M c,v for shor. time yet; and that he is prepared
ts pc,ures Of all kinds in the very best style Of
~. A.. Mr. Woods work speaks for itself We
have seen pictures Of Col. Stevenson DR.. zipf Nell
an D,rrah, Mrs Joseph Hill. Mrs. Sarah Canning
ham Of Cen.ervle, Mrs. Coshow. and several others
A. our ao l,n.ance taken by him, and no other art
il: who ever visited our county has equalled them.
Persons who wan. faithful pictures OF themselves or
f1sads-and who does uot-will not soon have an
opportunity to &c. better one. in our Judgment.
than Mr. Wood will take for them II they will but call
and give him chance.
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NuI-In q conversation with W. II.
NJ" vbo has been quietly at work at the
af'! .'s Thorn Greek for some months past. we
u'a'. m.. hs and his partner. Mr.. Burnsp. have
lss'n'a' t,m More Creek to convey water to their
' mining claims on bar somewhere near the junction
n'D re,rp and More creeks; opened their claims.
s,,, saw mill which they will have ready to run in
0a~ ..,, d,vs M, got out large supply of saw
''0'' nsa them up at their mill. in readiness for
IVY" ~, ,b,, they propose to work their claims
:, ~. s,rus while the water is high aud IS soon As
49, ,.-n, ,rsshets are past will commence the long
w.. ~ rroisc, Of putting bedrock aums in More
e,ssk We are glad to note 50 many new improve.
n.au going on around usa and wish Nessrs. Gray aud
ao,o,u the success their enterprise public spirited
mas and industry merit
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-29

WHEN Chicago man has been the rounds
OF all the saloons of that city, he contains A.
lOO drinks, and the tills of the saloons contain
his money.
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journey,

"EATHEa.-The weather during the past week has
oeen quite changeable; the general feature being
clouds and hts OF sunshine. with little snow fall.
ing nearly every day. perhaps six or eight inches in
depth has been added since last week. The present
aspect OF affairs indicate heavy snowstorm near at
hand.
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TOUR. R. Pile, Esq, in company
vain otners' wiz leave this city about the first Of Nav
ZOE tp through the mountains. to the head waters
OF the Columbia river. taking with them. all the
equipments OF camp-life and hunting rig They will
% gone oil Summer. and expect to strike diocinos
richer than any yet found north Of California w.
wish them safety and every success ON the
journey.
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HOME AoAN.-During last week Messrs. I. H. Bow
man. NJ. g. Luney. 8. G. Silsby. Mrs. George Ainsle
ana family. and Major Foote. all of whom have been
on more or less prolonged visits to the Capital, re-
turned home.
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NEW ADvERrIsEMENTs.-Under the head of "New
Advertisements" this week. will be found the pros
pectus Of the american Patron and the card OF tho
I. o. O. F.
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'aa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Reel, happened
sntal Of iew nights ago burdened with an
ahl vo,a from our woodpile. He was relieved
''ct Of v,..a sent home with slightly increased
sed st.." 'aon instead. This 4 r.. Arr. ~. 81
ssl ds,.r,.. .--. mas happened for sometime. Mr..
saoss Va. .eois Tor the way he manages these
%sAn ;. lsw OF them escape his wstchfulnsss:
has.l l... ~scne' one he gives him such sound
aa,lly eo.. On the improperly Of theft. that hs
"hss~. .- '.'o psnttential quarters for . week OF
~ - Of our regular oorreenon1.,. :. o..
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-sr'-c' $. Kingsley. Esq. Is going East in
n,ns 70 purchase still further supplies Of goods
sv., ~, and summer trade. One unacqualnt-
,.,,.I .'' BUSINESS would think the "old man. Al.
d enough goods on his shelves and in his large
IL. ,,a. oa''as cellars. to supply every demand OF
nj. ~ ''f lifetime; but he expects to DISPOSE of
sou,.s. ..n0un' this coming Spring. and proposes
k,M. s..'s in New York markets hereafter 40 a. to
Ebo,.u 81 prices to suit these dull times. Mr..
ND "n visit Washington City before he returns.
III. N.Y.. little back pay would be acceptable during
.sbon.,, ,sN DAYS. as tina. kind Of pay used to be
uA. I" washington, and he will have need Of
NC can raise to pay for his new stock.
Hsne, CHI, -one day last week Mr.. John
timber, -. VINO mas been engaged getting ont hume
Nth ,mo.. D''efiy Willis L Co., on Gold Hill, met
s,,,, u''' severe and painful accident. n. nictoa
Which - u frozen timber to make wedge. with
h,ad ..,n,. ''s and holding the stick in his left
apbs. 'aack the axe into tho end Of e. vhen ,hs
ds..,,' Dsns hard frozen. tho axe rebouua.d and
as.aumSs 's'n. alghtei upon hi. hand. dividing
hand ~ "'m the hand for nearly two inches. The
'.,l,a . 80. We saw tia few days ago. was much
to- bp, -, ~ We thought showed signs Of innamm..
bon. " ander'tani II Is rapidly improving now.
ka IT, hunter will no. be permanently injured
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-29

AIsErh,NsNT BIT TIE L,uTEs The ladies OF
iaao CI'y will give Al entertainment ut the Mctho.
Us' enulch, on the evening Of February 81. prox,
SPECIAL notice Of which will be found elsewhere, for
me purpose o! raising money with which to purchase
'a needed furniture for the use Of the Church and
'-0oasA School The price Of admission. a. will be
'sa mas been put so low tina. everybody who wishes
"w ~ can arord to so. and We hope to see . good
'"e4aance' What is the use in having church I'M.
4" a''ed up in becoming style: especially when
50 well able to as IL up, Will no. our readers,
"l aud all make 1t matter o. individual concern.
PERSONAL pride to be there and contribute lii cir
-'' 0n mat occasion, Don't val. for somebody else.
"s' yourself and pay your halfdollar, and the Ia.
"no nave taken the matter in hand. will see that
'' u'af is put to good use and ". shall in tina.
D.. '''n nave church tina, we need no, be ashame ed
so MO- even fshere are strangers in town Read
g.. special" and don't forget tina. tina, will be the
Wv 'Du may be the last opportunity ever offered
Ims S Zee MIS- Jarley's wax figures in Idaho City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-29

Patriotic short time before the late snow
Storm Mr. Zick Elkia. who with his family. resides
on 5aesa Vista Bar. turned To one day. with The as
ss,,ace of Mr. William Fry. also a resident OF the
Bar and shoyelei The SNOW of the fooi-bridge which
spans Elk creek between the town on Buens Vista
Brand Idaho City. Ba; the snow following imme-
.i.elg Afterwards. deeper than ever. destroyed the
god effects Of their labor. So. on daybc!ore yes;er-
az NJ. q. B. Baldwin. also very public spirited
;sltemin, bu. IS Ne suspect. moved on this occa-
sol by other aud more po,en, influences. hired a
nn and set him to work saovelins the snow OF Of
lie bridge again; AMI 1t Is thoroughly clean and
hiies nice walk. W. have no doubt but that the
saoo teachers aud other. whn are obliged to pass
"r'N dHy. VIII apprec.At. Mr.. BaiiSin's favor
'4ca certainly very delicate and chivalrous one