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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

John r. H91nes,
Mol N. George St. .CEarlestown, W. Va,
MANUFACTURE OF THE FOLLOWING
BRANDS OF FINE CARS:
TIP-ToP. PLANTATION.
HUNKY DORY LA VICTORIA, LIE BOO UETF
LA FLORITTA.
All the latest improvements at work in our Fac,
tory. All orders promptly attended to, and ratis-
faction guaranteed. Also dealers in
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
Pipes and Smokers Articles.
September 2, 1873.
OPPOSITION THE LIFE OF TRADE.
CIGARS of our own manufacture retaiIed at
~ Wholesale prices. No. Cigars for cents:
September 2. 1873 J.B. HA1HEs.
CARBoL1c Dent Soap, this Soap will remove
- Tartar, prevent decay OF the teeth, impart
hsmness to the gums, and thoroughly cleanse the
mouth, to be found at C.E. BELLER's
spices of all kinds, several kinds of Baking
- Powder. Corn Starch. Dessicated Cocoa Nut,
Pine Apple end Nectar, TO be had at
Aug 4, 1874. C. E BELLER's.
fnoMsTOCK'S Rational Food. n substitute for
~ Mothers, milk, composed OILY of the heart of
CSse oe the least injurious, to be found at
aug. =, 1874. c. BELLER'S.
E'REsB Turnp Seed to be had at
ARGE CAKES Fine Tos. Soap oB BEt 10 ssns.
GoMETHIN NEW -Per.urned RoSe Bnds S,v
- be worn on the hair, Neck or Coaf Grnnd
Duchess Cologne. the sweetest out: to be had at
aug =. 1874. c. E. BELLER'S
PREAKFAsT Bacon. Sugar Cured Hams, Side.
MATING and Oil Cloth. Tor sale b1
AVA may 49, 1914. g. W. T. KEARsLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

PARKS,
Harvey's Grammcr McGGdey's Readers Nos. LIST,
End. Sd. 4th 5th and 9th, McGuffey's spe Hers,
Copy Books. States, Slate Pencils, GeogTa phies nd
Atias, both Descriptive and PhysicaI. Will allow
discount to Teachers in ali cases. Arc prepared
Sept. 8, 1874 GEO. T. LIGHT.
DURE genuine Salad OH, Celery Seed. " bite
j. Mustard Seed, BAck Mustard Seed, Race Gin
ger. White Ginger. Long ppeT: and all other
spices for sale by GEO. T. LIGHT.
BAKERS Bromo. inns :oved Chocolate, also
ID on hand and for sale by
Sept. s, 1874 GEO. T. LIGHT.
BAKERS Chocolate, French Mustard, CONDENSED
- Milk, always fresh and pure at
GEO. LIGHTS Drug Store.
VNOOTH Brushes. Hair Brn-h G 10th Brushes.
] Nail Brush. and Shaving Brushes for sale by
Sept. 8, 1874 GEO T. LIGHT.
TNOBACCOs, both Smoking and Chewing. the
Il best, and none other, at
GEO. 4. LIGHTS Drug Store.
TIGARs and Cigarettes from cents to Is
~ cents, the very beet: a liberal diacount BY the
box. GEO. T. LIGHT.
fNOAL Oil al so cts. gallon. warranted fire proof
~ and explosive, test apparatus at the store,
discount a flowed on larger quantities.
Sept. 8, 1874 GEO. T. LIGHT.
DUBLICLY ANNOUNCED am prepared to
L furnish the best quality of Goods At as reason
able prices any man in the Valley. (do not sell
any second band in terior goods, either in med
icines fancy goods. cheap. and call them hrst
classy Will order for any one cheap goods II
needed, but would rather sell the best Will make
time 20 suit all prompt and reliable men:
Sept. s, 1874 GEO. T. LIGHT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY

Il ments at Publishers' cost prices and will order
any size Family Bib" any one may desire.
w r MASON.
Treasurer JEFF. Co. Bible Society.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

= n5exehangs, rIdicuIing The ridiculous
scpunty fairs, which make no effort &c good
eho5 sal that the Gleaf6eld fair consisted.
Of 3ealf, goose and pumpkin. H,rained
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sent. I7.Is72.
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din Ez1 To $50 PER DAY sasiIy made by
SEsS "a sny We want men, women,
sfA@ ~ r'ys ana glrIs ali over the country TO
StE2SZ) >'.l"" Fine Steel EugrGvings. Giro.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
Kidney Do Bladder. COMPLAINTS,

IEssor of I2 Years. Grosoth
Cured by RGdtOGy's RESIDENT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

CeIland zee his beautiful CAlicoes. BIencbed an,
Bro~ns cottons, GsntlerDen's Furniehiny Goods
: Beantitul Shawla, Has nd Caps. Bnots Shoes art
ssiisFsk eerp nd stetie Over: shoes Notions. sc
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

BEING DisPEIIEp-The Temperance i'd
rocate saws the illusion that there is little
drunkenness abroad. to which the cheap wine
and beer advocates cling is likely to be dispel-
led. Latest adyices from Russia say that the
vice of drunkenness has assumed such alarm.
ing proportions in Russia. that there is an urg.
ent demand growing mp for its repression.
There. rs here, the liquor trade is large source
of revenue to the government. The minister
of finance is perplexed rs to the best method
of dealing with the question so as to suffer no
loss to the treasury" And therein will be
found the chief obstacle in the way of sup.
pressing the traffic in strong drink. The bet.
ter class Of saloon keepers generally abhor the
business in which they are engaged more from
circumstances than choice: and the people. al
most with one voice proclaim that tn traffic
in it and to drink of it are denominations; but
governments thrive on the vices of the gov
ern.d, and have neither honesty, capacity nor
humanity enough tn devise other means ct sup
port than by multiplying the woes and mlser-
les of the people. Whenever governments are
made up of men and women ct learning and
individual worth. who would sc"rn resort to
such disrrpntable means as the debauching ct
a whole nation for its pelf. We may reasonably
hone for reform in the business Of rumselllng,
Int not sooner The effect is neither greater
NOR better than the cause, and while the laws
are enacted by the same classes as now, their
nature will not BE- changed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
IDAHO WORLD.

THE IDAHO WORLD. under its new management,
will be thoroughly INDEPENDENT in all things 1t
will be moral in Tone temperate of speech and just
it's Judgments nearly it is possible to be so
and will be devoted to the development Of Idaho
Terrtory-particularly Of Boise county. 1t will aim
always to keep itself and its readers informed con-
corning the Mining. Agricultural, growing and
Manufacturing interests and advantages of the Ter
rory believing these to be Of paramount Importance
TO It's growth permanency and prosperity. 1t will
give the latest and mos. reliable news obtainabe,
and in the most condensed form: preferrng variety
to verbosity 1t will speak out for the right whether
friend or foe shall suffer: and will shrink from the
performances no public duty. be the consequences
of its performance what they may. 1t will have no
speciality but will give attention and space to such
temperance news and literature as the publishers
think will be of interest to temperance people.
TERMS The subscription price will be eight dol
lars per annum BY mall and ten dollars by carrier,
as heretofore. and we hope. by this reduction of
price, to increase our subscription list sufficiently
during the year to enable to enlarge our paper,
which we shall do ii is clear Of debt, and
we take this occasion to request friends through
on, the Territory to assist us to increase SUBJ
scription and advertising patronage. If every sub
scriber to the oRIp would but get one more.
which we think they could easily do, could meet
our liabilities at once. and think furnish them
paper which would amply repay cost and trouble.
IDAHO CITY, Dec. 4, 1873.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

rHlsvEs-0ur city il full II thieves. Their favor.
as plaliar is ire-w)oi Amos, every nigh. az. the
.a;ry detected in the &c: Of appropfia, wood from
ane contiguous sood.pile. the property OF some
cher person Thus ia- the parties caugh, have been
Glsss AMI 40 arrests have been niadc-;he d IA.
E,s,n remedy hAyiag been . :ls;!;g,ed ont. spo,
::he mlldsr. but probably le.s eaicacious. one OF
ne ar Now, We have always been, aud still are,
opposed - mob violence bl: there are forty or hgty
Clins'a here who have ,. p1rchased stick Of wood
I'D a.ve none on hands: and "a the county IL too
poor 10 afford 10 winter them through in Jail we can
zee 10 better way TO stop their depreda,ions than by
tie ;eVeest corporal pun.shmen;s shor, Of taking
L. On every one caught stealing until they are
aAls AFRAID - steal. People Who buy are-wood a.,
"lad 8 per cord don't wan: TO be robbed Of IL tn
~ nllle OF Winter by set Of worthless. ,hieying
''s'ooAis, who have collected themselves into town
wa o'ea'ransed purpose OF supplying themselves
'-'oasa the Winter months with wood, and whatever
csc 'ney can get hold Of by thest Besides a grca,
lo! Oh or citizens are unable to afford the loss;
49, We nope every thief caught will he so severely
'-4slea 'ha' be wont feel Ike making a second
''A'a'e' Keep sharp look out and a good cinb
'aa Wherever one Of the raiders comes along show
lin no mercy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

THE MAr1.s-Uncle Sam is paying the big
pest kind Of prices for having the mails carried
to Idaho City, and is charging US postage on
MI Of our exchanges, and yet we have not re-
c.iv.d half dozen newspapers during the last
two weeks The Winter, go far, has been very
mild-so mild that there is, and can b., no
iustifiable excuse for not delivering the mails
regularly Mt their destinations; and we hope
the Post,nasters will investigate the matter and
ace who is to blame. That somebody is to
blame is clear, and the delinquent should be
exposed and broken Of his contract. If the
roads were bad and newspapers were carried
free. a little laxity on the part OF mail con-
tractors might be tolerated; but when every
thing is favorable, as now, and men are paid
big prices for carrying the mails and other men
pay for having their mail matter delivered to
them, they have rigbtto insist upon contract
ors doing their whole duty.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08
NORTHERN IDAHo.-We take the following
items from the Idaho Signal Of Dec. 9th:

items from the Idaho Signal Of Dec. 9th:
The people of North Idaho are unit in IA
vor Of annexation t. Washington.
The large gravel beds near Lewiston have
been found to be rich in fine gold.
Another Of the Cinnamon " no robbed Walk
er's jewelry store, has been arrested. He
was making his way down the Columbia river
in boat; and when overhauled and asked
where he was going, replied: "Me 60 Wallula. ("
A search of his boat and person revealed three
gold. and six silver watches; and he was taken
back to Lewiston to give an account OF his
possessions.
Mr.. Lowas lately sent to the Lewiston jail
fourteen days for " finding" few blankets.
Fred Manning had his leg broken. recently,
by a horse falling on it. He Was riding the
horse. and in making u sudden turn, the horse
fell, with the result above.
A shooting ARRAY occurred on Camas Prairie
between Charley Acox and Jack Record. The
latter received Il flesh wound
Navigation on the Columbia river is still
closed
DR.. H. w. StaintOn's little child was thrown
against hot stove by little dog and severely
burned, IL few days ago.
A fire broke out in the roof of the Signal
office. but was fortunately Quenched before
much damage was done.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

'oHcE.-Hon. j. J. Tompkins requests
" ''4's mat he will hereafter keep guns ses in all
'"' 'aanels Oh mis- mining claims. of nights. TO
W. Sag further stealing Of tools from the claims.
4'e hereby requested not to go abont the
.. '''s' aisat' as by 80 doing they nigh; get in
NC way Of agun and &c. sho. The inpossibili,v of
''s Gains at this seison Of tho year. and
4sa 'he'ss Of tools from them. makes the
measure adopted By Mr. Tompkins. no. only
h.. 'l' Necessary. Mr. rs mining tools which
s,.,,- '"'en' were generally marked so a. to be
,.. Daoie. and nc desires his friends when
-. around to keep lookout for the-a and II
+''s zee any Of them, to kill thu ma, who h,. ,,.
,,s 'a and bring him the reclaimed property
-Au OH Of the funeral expsnses
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

Only Twu.-The Santa Clara Argus states
Il ns n historical fact that only two members OF
Congress hive been incarcerated in the Peni'
tertiary, viz, Charles +. Mitchell and VIII
liam M. Tweed. But we by M means infer
from this that the argus would have it's read
era believe they have been the only ones who
have deserved to go there.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

BLACK EYE-Our devil received an elegant paint
ing around onc OF his optics IN last New Year
Eve He saws he fell and struck it on box when
preparing for the ball. which took place on that even
ing: but there are many and grave doubts expressed
abon. town regarding the credibility OF the story
We refrain from the expression of any opinion about
the matter further than to remark thai. whoever oi"
tie lob for him did it we'll
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

Orr rog BOISE Hon. George Ainslie and family
left for the Capitol ias, Saturday morning Mr..
Ainse ven, TO be In attendance at term of the SUI
preme Court. on yesterday morning Major Foote
and / II Bowman. Esq. also lef, for the same desii
nation The Major also wen. to attend TO the inter.
cats OF his clients before the Supreme Court: Mr.
Bowman TO visit friends a; the Cpito and will
probably remain time. We wish ell good
time.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

OUR ADVERTISERS. Barry Crafts and
Kingsley. have on hands every article of merchandise
ever called Tor IN this market and ready to sup
ply the general trade. both wholesale and retail, at
prices that cant be competed with in the county.
lher goods are all OF the best quality. and their
STOCKS the largest fullest and best assorted in Boise
county. II not in the Territory. We recommend
them 10 purchasers in full confidence that all who
buy OF either vii. be satisfied with his articles and
his bargain.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Mem from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood
restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment New and remarkable remedies.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Pa.,--an Institution having
high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fessional skill Inovl3m3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

ADA COUNTY.-We take the following items
from the Boise Statesman:
The Supreme Court is in session. The
reported escape of james Waters from the
Maad City Jail is untrue.
The last railroad meeting in Boise City was
not we'll attended by business men.
The Board Of County Commissioners are
ia session. Considerable business
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

FEo-"e acknowledge receip. Of eompli.
t,a.,, warren Leland. together with an ex.
the 'p'''n Of the plan Of the Palace hotel in
o., inning ~ which Mr. Leland IL a. present en-.
ss,' The Palace hotel win cover % 900 fee. O,
eo,.n "heh completed. will be one OF the mos,
N, 'shihcent hotel structures in the world.
/. '"a reputation as f,rg,-olass hote, keeper.
o,, r|a'*de' and we predict tho palace" when
public. ~ NC me resort Of the pleasure seeking
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

STILL CONTINUES. pro,racted meeting which
mas been progressing for three four weeks in the
Methodist church here still continues with increas
ing interest on the part of the congregations and
undated zeal Of the Minister. Rev Mr. Strong. who
mas iaoored with an untiringness truly amazing.
Quite number OF converts have been added TO the
church during the last two weeks; and the Me,ho.
dist church, though new is destined soon 10 become
one OF the permanent institutions of our county
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08
NEW YEARS BALI.

A ball will be given the evening Of january INC
frat a, Coed Tcmpar Hall. FlacervilIc cordia.
iuyitatton ia extended to all Good music. good
Icht. and comfortable room with pie~tr Of pretty
Girls will be the grand attractions on the OCCASION,
together with geutlemanly floor managers, VINO WI
show strangers and medium dancers coh1ioF'ao'e
az
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

CALssD.-Hons. r. II. Robb and John G. Hughes
the. former OF Horseshoe Bend. and the latter OF
Placervilie each made brief calls the WORLD Of
ce yesterday. Mr.. Rohb is OF BOISE coun,ys eff
Gent Board 81 Commissioners aud in town TO be
IN attendance a. the January session. which has JUS.
completed It's labors. lie will return home to-day
Mr.. Hughes is pedagogng i, at piacerville: and hav-
ing heard Of the rcpor, OF on~idas Superintendent.
see abcu, the condition OF the treasury
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08
- and County.

..n,,rrLY-A well,informed' 'i'e cor
80 n. as.ry farming community and mining
sisr in e.e. .;,ory and Eastern Oregon to write
10 Idih0 i'. -. mines. news, gossip. and any
tas farms .Ssr interesting or amusing. We
IsseAln as , ,ns WORLD true and faithful expo
,oans and growing 1sr,' s.::, 'n ND 1 ,ns
.eriDers and friends VIII ass'S' Us u. ' ae
p' sa '''n,lpg correct information we VIII 40
sef acaaa y. assistance we cannot. Shall we
ehoa' '.,' ...s INIT little of your time. and Will
f' ,nanarsd thousand fold oy oF'ns' a s our
ey'' Matte notice in the Atlantic States and teach
p1! n' =" ,ssrs to appreciate her manifold ad'
kas peop'e mineral and other riches.
,n,r-On Monday evening last. Mr..
,'S n,.sa, VII, has been engaged for sometime
'n a'. ~. ,nuuel into the mining claims on East
HanDs ~, TO Mr.. J.J. Tompkins. went out d'
es0's ,;n, his supper. TO set a gun IN the tun-
I'll! ' s;,, 70 chinese thieves to quit stealing his
F-s' 49,, .,,;.s in which they have been INDUCING
FNs' .:n, usrsis,ency all winter. BAT when Mr.
kti aA"'' ., .,s tunnel with the gun. some OF the
s s had preceded him. and 'h'ns,ns 'nss were
a's ,hsr charged to the mouth OF the tunnel. and
aiE - ,,r,ips their way out. but not until one
s'S'''', r,,s;v.d a charge OF buck-sEot i'll the
W Morout had discharged his gun.
H. c,;,.msu rushed on him with knives.
~" Mad him to seek safety under Hume. or
- l =, xheh was standing near. Here he not only
'l'' ~, !, w.rding of their blows. but gave his
one over their faces and hea - occasionally
~ concluded their bes, policy MAS to leave.
-, - the coast was clear, Mr.. Morout came into
and procuring assistance. returned 10 his
:, ,ss robbers had gone. leaving only couple
md hoxie knife, as remembrancers of their
-, and a,sh, No arrests have been made. and
!. ,.ob,hls the wounded Chinaman has been Sc
-, ara now. and will no, turn up when justice
lands her dues The only way 10 stop the .hiev.
oDs-,ions Of these marauders. is tn give them 10
,.,s,,ni thu, whenever one OF them Is caught
,,,s be will he summarily dealt with; and We only
-, tia, Morou. dill no: slcceed IN providing en-
7nant for the coroner.
s-Sincs the above was put in type. Mr.. Tomp-
his succeeded in hun,ing up The wounded Chi
nan and informs Us thu. one Of his fee, IL terribly
.-,tsi by the shot; only one struck the other
; viii be a lesson TO him which he will do well 10
/, Or. A rumor IS ad,at now. also. that another
he ssoundrels vas wounded In the side and We
{ it will prove true Stealing must be made q
,erous business or these fellows Will take the
Z All carry il Of.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

LADY CAILras.-The gloom of snnc,um
dispellcd and it's solitude broken. for few brief
moments one evening this week by the presence o!
Mrs u. D. kInincl and her charming AMI accom-
piished daughter. Miss Ella Halpin. II Ia but sci.
dom ,ha, have the qualification Of acknowledging
the calls Of lady visitors bat they none the less
perhaps all the more-welcome on that account,
Call again. ladies'.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

yrsrrons.-Messrs. Jerry Riordan and william
o'Brien If Granite Creek. II. C. Thompson OF Cen
,erville. FAC Gibbs and j b. Fisher of Boston, Mr.
Frank Cooper Of Warm Springs: Mr.. Gray. OF Ihor"
Creek: Mr. j. N. Wallace. of Bnena Vista Bar ana
Col steveson Of Pioneer. have each and all pa'd
complimentary visits to the World Office during the
week
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

LETTER FROM FArRvrEw.-Read our Fairview iet'er
which appears in another column. The writer gives
20 tina, place great deal more importance than IS he
custom Fairview, instead Of being an unimpor'ah'
subnrb Of Silver is according to our Correspondents
n formidable rival.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

INSTALLATION following lis, OF officers were
installed in Idaho Encampmen,, No, 81 c. r. c , on
last Thursday evening for the ensuing six months W.
Wallace. F. Com. J. n Wallace, L Couu :: c. Seekins,
c. OF H.; +. ". Jones. W $: Mrs NJ Dray, W T.
j. ksene. = c.; j. n. Hall. J. c.: II. Dray. W. C.; j.
Aorout. c. OF Il. c.. Mrs. \ HUI. NJ. of c. Mrs. j.
T. Harvey. +. l. Miss II Luckett Imp j. McAn,yre,
T. s: II. Jones. ": n. Darrah F. e.: G.. D. Bald.
win. o. q.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08
nj ARR.IED:

At Pacerve. December %. 1873, by James Egan
J. p. Mr.. ASA C. SPooNER to MRS. ANNIE ABBOTT
both of Placerville
At the residence Of VIM. O. Weiss. December 8,
1879. by James Egan j. p, ABRAHAM BEARD, of the
Upper Payete valley, to Mrs. SHILLING. of Placer
vile.
1t will be by the above that Mr.. Beard, who
came to Idaho without cent now has Shilling.
We congratulate him on his improved circumstan-
ces. We also congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. Spooner on
their change of base and hope all viii find it smooth
sailing over the sea Of matrmony.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

Commemorative second quarter Of the DISTRICT
school commenced in this city on last Monday morn
tne-Miss Mary Mitchell and Miss Hattie LucKe''
teachers-with full attendance Of pupils.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

a." 'k-we return thank. to our friend Mr. VIM
eat Lao copy OF the California Christian Adro.
eu> o"r ONCE one day this week The Adro.
meth. ea with much more spise and ability than
ii. a,.., generality Of sectarian papers. bn, /. makes
soes.os MISTAKE Of endorsing Hayp>r.s Weekly. and
csrc,,. az 10 approve Of the Extensively indecent
Cation ana - 'nat villanous and abominable publ.
' 'or this we condemn the Advocate
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

wr.rHrR-we have nothing new on this snoJec'
this week. The snow OH the ground has settled dow"
TO 10 or IS inches in depth and the sky is 80 clear
and the atmosphere 80 cold that there seems h'''e
nroaneot of much more snow this Winter
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

eommnn,.N.' We have received. this week. .
corre.no., from our much esteemed Idaho City
poem 49,. hev. D. g. Strong. and an original
Known our regular correspondent at centerviile.
mex, 49,, 'Ame as Hiyu Cum TUX; both viii appear
18th. 80. We herewith tender our sincere thanks
eut 49,, e'a' and also to our Fairview correspond.
nlu,h,. s0ps TOT continuance Of their priced and
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

BALL NorrcE-The following original aud model
bah notice handed 10 us by friend from Placer
VILE wehcarty commend IL 20 bali-gtvers every
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

ILL-Judge Louis Dent. brother OF Mrs
Grant. 10 reported seriously i'll.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-08

HOSPITAL AND RoADs.-The following shows the
bids for taking care Of the sick of Boise conrtv
for keeping the roads in repair for the ENSUING
and to whom the same were awarded.