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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York Money and stocks.


NEw York, March i3.-MoSRY-ClOsed
at 2a2 v per cent on call Primo mercantile
paper at 6lfa7 per cent
STERLING ExCITANOE-StrOng for primo
Tho nominal rates were $4.S2X HLS8AS
GOLD-OpOned ut 1857, declined to
lil'S, rose to 1851, and closed at $li5If,
The rates paid for borrowing were l.6iai.lO
per cent per diem, md la4 per cent per an
mum and flat; the closing rate was vt l.32
per cent, Clearings, S1O,OOO,0OO. Tho As.
slstAnt Treasurer disburScd to-day $265OOO.
Custom receipts, $4,000. Imports for the
past week Of general merchandise, includ,
ing dry goods, $7,223,sjj. Produce exports,
$5,2l20OO. Specie shipments, SG64,27O
A Telegram from London announcing the
failure Of John c. lnthum created worry lit.
tie talk in financial circles, US most Of tho
foreign bankers had private adviCes Of tho
failure some days ago, The firm formerly
had connections on this side, but for some
months no bills Of any moment have been
drawn on the concern, and hence tho losses
on this side, II any, are insignificant
GOvERSMESTs-Dull, steady and strong
yesterday. OF the $4,000, 900 Of $50 bonds
cnllcdin $9Os,0O Owcro presented aud paid,
of which $O37,OOO were registered. Up to
noon to-day $4,000 registered had been
presented and $1,000 COunOny
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ClScrySitt, March l3.-Cotton puio
NJ ldltc0 Flour Nctivo ut t5n5 10. Whca
Active. red 81 O'nl w. Corn Steady a
G4aGoC, Oats Steady n, GOaGJc. rye
Quici ntll H. Barley Dnll and nominal
OILS Unchanged fgg, Quiet nj isa2Oc
Fork e. NctivcGl SlNm Lard stoady nHt
IN moderate domal1 stoam 1880, kOiLlt
ll'pliHc. Ilnlk Meats Demand aotIv,
aud price, advanced shoulders 7yIn7lfc
clear rib iDl6alOIc clcnr iO'Gc. Bacon
steady with q moderate demand nl sTniit
H..nll bnl w, WhMky-FIrm At 81 "
Ilog9 Active, common % 26nO 30; fall
TO medium w COh7 %, no choice offering,
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Now YnrI, nrr Gnn,Is.

NBw YoRK, March 1S.--Business was
checked by the stormy weather and was
slow In all departments, Cotton goods
steady, and fine brown OOttOns had an mp
ward look, Prints fairly active. Drcss
goods improving In first hands, Cotton re,
versiblO ShawlI In good demand, WO6lOnS
quiet, The Daily Bulletin says Garner 4
Co. guarantee prints bought from now 10
tho Gnd Of March for 90 days.
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IifRED Mis- Every farmer must do.
eide for him self, II II i, better iot him To-
hire help and cultivate more land, OF
cultivate less land and do without help
But II il cheaper to pay for hcl p than 10
let work yet bchindhand, Of 10 leave
necessary work 20 undonc. The lcsI help
ia the cheapest. 4 married labotct e NJ
a rule the sicadicst, Besides, he need not
bc boarded In the house, to the serious
inconvenience Of the family, and the
destruction of domestic privacy. Farmer
who hire constant help, should provide a
dwelling for the men where they may
he boarded by one NJ themselves Farm
laborcta should be paid every week NJ
every month; these short settlements pre-
vent mistakes and Disputes Cab pur.
chasca moro than Ctcdit,
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PITTSBURGH, March lS,;-WhOat-Dull;
Pennsylvania and Ohio red 81 l4al To-
white 81 lSaI 90. COrn-Ear steady at 75a
10; Shelled at 7ln76o, according to quality,
PetrOleum-QuiCt but firm; crude 81 GOA
! O2IG at Parker's; refined ut l4Aal4Nc
PhilnlOlphin delivery
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.tOESrurrivEa, TAkH NnriCE Every moment
81 dOAy makes your rlifC inmO hopeless and much
drpOniS M tho lndciONs rhnlce Ufa fNin,Sly, Tho
amount NJ testimony In favor n Dr. S0hcnokN rul.
niOnlc Syrup ~ otiro i1r consumption, far HGCrcii
III any nthCr medicine. Kan III Rchcnckt Alma.
nac nuninlnlng tho certificates n many lNr8,hS III
tho highest naNotahillty WIN have hbfi restored
10 health, aitNr TinG pronounced nrtirahlah by nhy.
'Clani NJ Acknowledged ability shconrki IIl.
monte Syrup nlonO has C,itnl many, NJ tha 6ti-
dcnc0A vii show; but tho euro hniiCn promoted by
tho employment NJ two other remedies which NJ,
$h0nch provides for tho purtn4N Thoc additional
renWllra ara Sohonck'A BsN WetS Tonic and Man,
drake l'lll1 ny tho timely uso II thCIo mCllcnCa
according to directions, NJ. SchCnct rmtihN thai
most any catO Of Consumption may lQ turWl,
d. Hchenrk IA professionally Al HE principal
Office, corner SlIth and Arch NiUtA, rhiAllAlphN
ewTy Monday, whore oil lOlIHT' for alVicO mg.t X
pldfrNfd. cOlGW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-15

Do LEWIS may blow around about the
virtue Of oat meal, but a hot biscuit with
bit Of white clover honey diminishing
around on tho top Of It will ever main.
tain hold onthC affections Of tho Amer.
lean public.
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Gloxelnn,I.

CLEVELAND, March lS.--Whcat, Corn
aud 0ats-UnChanged. PGtrOleum-IStand.
nrd white, car lots, l2O; Ohio state test l3C;
small lots la2chigher,
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RAILROAD BONDs-Dnll ahd steady. In
the late dealings Pacific issues wero O1cCp.
tionnlly strong.
Stocks were dull and firm early In the
day, with Northwestern, Union Pacific
Western Union and Pacific Mail o. the
features. During the afternoon the market
continued dull and prices went Of, but Ia
the closing dealings was strong, and The
final dealings were at or near tho highest
prices Of tho day. Union Pacific rose to
1874, tho highest point After Union Pa.
cihc, Western Union, Pacific Mail, North
western and Ohios wcrO next in point Of
interest. The sales aggregated i39,OOC
shnres, Of which 1000 wcrO Eric, iO,OX
Lake shore, 1909 Northwestern, 7,OOC
Rock Island, $1,000 Pacific Mail. 1000 Ohio
$1,000 Western Union and $4,000 Union
Pacific.
, 1875-03-20
THE TWO ANGELS.

dod called tho nearest angels WHO dwell w,th him
allows: 7
Tho teuoret ons ~.s Pity, lbs as.se4t ons We. 1aYs.
"Asiss," l1n said, "my auges rsi OF wos anti ,tn
6!els Through tho gates Of uASeh, and sa.ieus MI
within.
Any hsrru toks up shs mourntul strain that fton,
iost world swels,
ase smole of torment ciouds ths Light and biqas tho
asplodaia.
"f' s9waxaF n,m 10 that undsr world, and on Its souls
Let 1%ys drip smiles like sunshine, and Pity tcsra
Two fases bowed befors ths Throne vetlsd In thsr
-Four xhts wings !oosensd swiftly down Tie dark abyss
OF rirs
Tho WY va strange, .hs aah. long; It ,aat the
Where swung tho Lost and nssher world rsts.urprped
III ray!eaa AaMe.
There a'y, .huaaeting. ~spt; but Love. with faith
Took bear. from. aoas .lu!ahiuesu and lmel sm!ls
u clerr.
And 10 That tear Of lty qusnched the a.me wtsrssu
Ana T sa.s ns, 4; ;an'D' ef that 'Hs h0p' su.f.a
Two nrxs!!sa faces fl OF Joy LOOKED Upward 10 tbs
-Four Th. wl9ss folded At tho feet Of Him who s's
And ls.l~r than Abs sound d s.as, nasre so. than
Amiast i's ausS os viua .ua song til. yots. Eesnal
"We'eo'as. ny angels ~ have brought hol'r Joy
Asneetssta Z. sweater. sans shA es shs song Of ala
-,'sha u. Bhut.xr IN a tia,tia AontAlY W ApSft.
, 1875-03-20

poisonous of families ths Euphorbincsa. rhs
i1.nioc Is a native Of Tropical America, hut las
h:"n introduced into other warn, countries. Tho
s and ~ sn,ey eroos: iSanaS Slsase. eus1 T; ~
from Il to 8 feet, OF sometinlca evsn higher. Tho
l"arcn arc hrish. grecn, largo, bnd deeply five
nafte1 and short out near tli8 e1tromitos Of tho
nFnucles. Tho rootu are like huge ynrna or po-
clehi each from 10 z feet iont. mad sometimes
weighing 50 pounds. Tho eairo plant,-root,
ttc.'; anh icas.-.contans IN scrld milky juice
aIn. ~ 7iTnient peis'n, cauaIng deatl, In fer
| nhd In entirely ,l:ertnatcd by heat TInta tbo
Juice, "1c), Ii deadly In iis na.ura, coulition,
IL made. ~ boiling Or evaporation, Into nouco
OF condlmons, t:las iarctfecsIy whoiaHome ami Ia
IT t. : powerful aatisertic md .+ii kou,, ,na,ta
i!ehl, long time, eysn iu n tor5td climate.
Thu Juice u also fesraentod with n,ola.ses. rro.
drr'ty nj Intoxicating boye:n.o called ouvcon,
dioc are dug when ripo, wS*hc1. aud rcil,ced to
pull, and dried on hot metal rlatcA. The a,,Jfor
II largely cultivated in tho EsAt Intlles tho cfuo
often alternating With sugar. Tho }lantn aro
cahiav pro',cgatel! by ent.inps, and a:tain ina:
times TINT of Wheat. in Ipdn, the mauJiDc
rostG are waeltl mud grated By machinery, and.
after tho librotls fnsttc7 sud skim arc removed
tue pulp is pourel into tankB Of vat sr. lntp
theao nude nlsn pl"ngs bodily, stirring up tho
oTstion thc our il rutJorctl tn nrccntnto .o ~ ~
bottom, ,ih wa.rr n trninc or md Tia "a nona
II s.lLjectea 10 tut,lry mnsi,incn t1rici Il, ,ra
uaux, nIld rra AIRED for tta ,narlfet. N'1 - ''0"
-
PEARL oysTrre
Eo VAS, n tho cnuy,ttnntion IF ,o.r1,o-st.,x t,
,nn,,v ~. lc,,.,t ~ ~. .'-...: w W
s"ld's s.o ut."N'', u .he manufacturers 1of
nn'et-ol'Peafl' ufld ol the lndrA FOR tho raost
dc'cate Of jcWelB, that tita cultivation Of tic
moiuEc II ea:cn6iYely Under way ia tho Southern
heaa. ,Ch. M.,yooer ,is 5au; fo,,r,,u1 ,,,,,,
i;s,,a1 ~ ~. .,.,c';,,s" s' ,,s !ouina' puo-
asn,u ny .o auIAoI'''es OF mo ftench oceanic
sett9ctnchth' eonta'nH an account OF tile method
by which tho oysters arc multiplied In the waters
OF tho Tuafuatcr Irlapds. ,rbo no.t ndr.n-
tnocou, ,;tuation for NJ. o..,.r ~ ~ - 49,,
80 ,."sAs w ~ se..neu !" III naoa-
o'hte su1fe.'t aoa on eoFal 1auhtlation- The
, 1875-03-20

= H1F84W IFFW 10rKWs
Aheifor lost ty Mr Sedots four wesks ago saA
found In gully near tho 6,Ate Lna Aaiisoad, las1
week, ncarfy starred to death, NTH the and OF 1
rope asouud her hosus frozen in : brook. bold
lux her down. 8hs was reduced to skin &nd
bones, aud 10 crazod that sho could not be sp-
proachod with safety, by lassoing her o1 ossa
ssils sl,e was finally dfawu up the osnhspkmenh
and, sstsr dsiuttn8 some warn water. was lea %
tho st1ble, and IL doing vol, How the creature
had survived during Tho vseks OF terIble cold
with no food except what little shs got By txoue.
ing ou bruAh, aud nothing =ftor sho vas imQxils
oued BY tho leo, Was uaI1sl+ :.
, 1875-03-20

| r. 1e,e .;, ~ . te ets-'Ns:
| Ia 4oto' taASA1ane 4'le1atuse was chteaF 1epra-
sented IN Scotland bT Tho EdfA1u'9 Reri.,r, then
III tho fourteenth year OF ita ago, ard by Scor >
Nagasne, which WAS estahljsI,ed In 17aD mi, MA,
~ th;a i'm. IN ~. 1,n,d. ~ ror.,.t,. T,.a .r
party WAS at this time without d literary organ
in Edinburg, End the witty and aulacious writers
| OF tho Rerietp imrogpI their Whjg pre,ulco,
| unon the community without onnosit;on l,otI,
IN literature and polltlcs tLoro vas An excited
and enblsfercd stato OF feeling, aud party line.
cffectuaiiy divided nicn who OH oil other sub
1ccta were OF coneenial minds. In DECEMBER of
1s1G. AIR. William 1t,c,,vo,, :, ,;,,r, bo,,..a,,a
' "' ".u'" o'aeA"'1' t'"nh poohnoHef
la'ely established IN fnnco's street, agreed with
tuo literary men, 5ataes ClegLorn mud Thomas
psinsle, 10 publish 4 magazine, Of which thew
should be tho otl.ors .pa ioiut proprle,ors. Tho
nf'1 NUMBER appeared TUG aoi'osihE April, Under
tno title OF tile Edlnbnr3 -noHtty Magazine.
Tbs now publication did not diEp1ay auy
ospeciat intellectual ability, willie in politics i
- ~ sa way oeu 4lo IVY war
1lhs PafueA' EaitofS anu piosheFs soon found
1t unpleasant and Improbable to work soKethor,
and In tho Juno number Of sLo magazine notice
"ua .e .,n. .a. & aS a sou,u @ 10 olseon-
t'uaeo tnIeo Mohths from oate. Inc SERVICES
OF several clever contributors had been engaged
for tic moutllr; among whom wcre Jaues Hoev.
thn Et}rIrI: EI,.nherl and Mr. n = Gill;.
~ ~. - -, ,,a .ix.,, a,,..,,a. ns anes
on she appearance OF lne s1stn h'11npes, hccord~
lug to the announcement, Tho partnership be-
tween Dfr. liackwood and bis edltora was dis
solyel and tho furuer assuued tic control nj
thn conyr,r,ts -
Cnns,arV tn e.ncct,sfon. in nctober trcu,,
number Of Tho nacsz,,s was fo,thconinr. Int
II was unilar a nav ,,su,e' That Of Dlacsi"ooI.
E,iiuI,ura Waoazns a,al IN . intaiIy nn.s and c1.
.raordjpaary stvia. e' - '0' '''' "13 ~
Throo 1nIors in tbo number vera especia,lv
notahls. TGo tIpst WA a yiolcn. assault on CnIo.
, 1875-03-20

AsW 1tFk Herald.
Sam IL an old mnmber Of tho Third House at
Warrington, aud he foels everything hs ulters.
At his imaginative wand tie psosalo Congress-
man Aaw bananas clustering around tho forest.
trunks OF Tho NORTH, aud ! Visible isosherpAl
line, covered With rosea. eurving through the
land Of tbs oI1bbsxsy and Of ths Dakota.
, 1875-03-20


eaalt4 OF time, BOIL oody and ma''d may hola
ont far hoyohu ene anticipation OF most hcfhons.
10 ntfohssneh ourselves aEaihat mo genera
pcno, 'nas sso'ns .a"ss 'lnIay s.ulo'H:''on w
OF an tno iae''s'os ana aeateacslon os ah
capacity tof service 10 oshofs anu hap-
pne"' III ourselves, ,s tho sh'o way 70
secure peaceful, contontcd, md beautiful Old
ago., Keep tho faculties Of tho MUD bright by
regular nnJ rational use. soe to 1t that mono Of
thon shrk pr axcuso tbclr id!encss OH tho p1cn
Of long service, Watch over tho lodY aud
quad every weak Point, bracing Gael. part At the
irut signs of decaY: aud preserving ovory f'.'.c-
ton In working order, aud healtbfnl, protlea-
o1ehsy, ninety. aud q hundred 5cara.
Tho normal duration OF human life extends,
according. 10 N. Elonrcnp, exactly TO- live times
tI'e period consumed in growth. The estimate
is based upon obacrya.fons regarding, tho life Of
t!iflcrons species Of tho mamnlalfa. nuffou kug-
gestcd tiat tho total dusasion Of life might 10
measured by tue pcrlod of growth, but ho OK
tend"l life to six Or aeyon tisaos tho period of
Growth. flourena limits IL to five 1nhlswo:k TN
..iluman Longevity, otc.," flonrenn Htaiea That,
, 1875-03-20

GaIden, cIOae-6hRYeN lAHn, aud gfenu for
stfd1.lust. commonly surround tue dwelling. III
sharm sbout ts'a Epot. :fho a,r Is cool, cyon
hTarfug, and beucath tic alatle Of = Krolf, OF
iofest-trecS, which tho ax has plspoHoly spared,
ne soe tue rich blosson,s Of orchids depending
ltona tho boughs. aud breathe al atmosphere
saturated will the perfume which thcse strnpgo.
Sy'bcsutlful plhuts dltYuse. bong.eBa birds tWjl-
ses Or ctoak auong tho foliage atove or else bo-
neath the shtuta which tho convolyuIus bus
ind there tue slender stcm Of tho aloe. rising
from 40 arnoty OF spiked leavcs lifts its couo Of
knl.e bola on high, - tho leet-orAngs p[ns-np-
Pc t,eops out from green belt Of teshy fnliago
ra nu e5eathez tts ripe fragrance around. Having
dngeh upon wide AiEEt Of steps III front Of tho
house.. Tho tiled roof aud Mido cavcB covvr
epacloas Vcrsndsh, which fu,.s around tho
Vo..a Vo!a.anf on a!l ssdea. 11'ia yerandah a sup
pas'a pSstea ny row Of plustefod brick pillars Of
%sa1As!o % proportions, and is tncloxed by 4 carved
n5g En5g o. bard polished wood. Il hua rntsan
eilnds @ so shsds It. aud those may 10 hn let down
Of tha s,,o vn oD1sae tue eayes - tho position
Sases oraameut tho steps, and atand At Intervals
oa & ne gravel drive In f1out,' - '~N 'A'4
,a, nus .nc1e @ .n obve1so ssds to this laradsuIc
etrr IL the sh.ds sstg gFsat s.a ~ teno
eeH Fahr the year roal4d, On ths sio, NJ ~ W. "
!ensnR thern IL daily breoze fror, ~ ~. ~
w. thessaom91er IIl ranges from s. 10 rs deerces @
tno Galase tnete ~ healthy, and rain fslis eyory
ro,rnarv rsJusM ~ 'n' ssaf' except January aud
X, consnue The description Of the Eprone,,
Issldonee i. u Mogs sposes The interior j. aaoTod
Isnps s1s IL dnaS III 9sGa wood
by sillen screcns Eeachsng midway 10 ths eailn Is
Tho bed-roonA arc khut on By xIInilar se1san
opening On hinges. and 90 constructed ~ ~
ssenfe complete pEtvsoy aud Jet 70 aslnlt the Air
freely. tbs bods are eseh iaclosed IN - Iuno
-
, 1875-03-20

Which tbs nloarinG progresses It Htll not bo long
eso tho aAHre fatest will be cut down.
Gnu-copnl trees afa found in Mexico, nsnzil,
Madagascar, aud India. The resin is said 10
haye been originally brought frum Mexico.
sAoo AND TapIocA.
"What Is ssgo I" NAE tho question lnked tbs
othor day over pudding made OF ita curious,
pcarly Etsunlss, ronud aud oven III ehot. Sagu
Is tho product Of various species OF palms grow
Ing in tho lslauda Of the 1ullau Archipelago
and along tho southern coast OF Asia and s1so
Of seycsh Epocics Of the Cycads, \ tropical
family OF plants occupying place In tue ordoE
Of vegetation betueoa tho fsrua aud the palms.
1t IL d Kind Of starch, and Is e1tTaosel from tAa
pI.h which dlls tho interias Of tho stoms of tho
plsuta producing 1t. 10 procure tho sngo, Il L.
necessary 70 cut down Tho palms and cycas, aud
divide thom into convenient longtha, Tho pith
IL thea dug out chopped lns, aud Washed IN
clsar water. III this process the faotla OF starch
IL separated from the pith aud, mingllns with
tho water. ia run on into = frsah yosasl, where
j. allowed % settle Tue supsrnatant water
j. sheu drained away. snd tho deposit ia dried.
Thls II tbs sABe-lous OF commerce. groAt Husn.
titles Of which sro used ~ starch Ii calico and
uthsr manufactures.
When prepared for food, sk4a ssgo h thrown
into the grAnulAted fotms but by what msthotl
l'eaus. II Ia supposed that boat IL employed in
tle process, ~ the htarch L. partially trang-
formed into gun. II will not wholly dissolve il
wAter ~ docs trua starch, aud therefore Ia
adapted to puddings and diahes ct Ike Char
xctsr+
'.raptooa, whicl, vs associate with sago because
tho tMo articles Are somewhat like iu nature aud
arc used tor etnlse pnfpoass 10 obtained from
the roots OF the mandtpo or aaassva (4fdnihot
&siatssasal plaps belonging to thas moat
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-18

!. no,e water in Moro and Elk
~. time than we ever saw before.
,n,rk frequently made Of late BY
| ;,,,bit,us. Tons Of tailines are
I. down the creeks BY the turbulent
.,.,t and still the constantly swell.
=. ID and extends its dominion,
|, b inunda.s the lower portion OF
Morrill,, Thompkins & West. were
Inc bur Thursday night last build
4 leue.heuine the embanAmsnt to
,..,r away from their saw mill, and
!, .,e,seded. but il the embankment
nj he mill yard would be flooded
!. iss deep. The WORLD ofiice is
l:s.d With inundstion; but the pro
lr al pious people and propose I"
Pmid.ucs for salvation-unless the
no hish. in which case there may
I,snine done.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-18
and County

40 ancient Pagan was ne
Ia ! .;.s.l ..t Friday night under
.,sst.ness, bending under .
hardwood. 10 reside: aDoa'
!. Il. out Of town. has ben =
4. \. for tho past ok months
! n. knowledge Of any one
!. n two Of wood. which !. a.
q, = b. dstrimeut Of somebody's
- !. therefore, well and unfavor.
l nru. On being accused = O
- 90 tho occasion in question
4, ID man denied it 10 "'adoe''
4. ayins: mo. me no =, .s'. nun
,,eb.s ole; no kin sec I0''
!. though. savored Of fsnu''y some,
y" 4. old gentleman to proceed
'' y :, mt 4 having occurred to him
~ 49, i. va. in an unusual hurry "a
- !. as.lip.d to take the wood and
49,. ;,.fead, and when he reached
4 .hors, the boys cay. as near q
'..r !, moonlight. be had swallowed
y. th,u . barrel Of muddy water
The weod was returned to town
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-18

OCR friend p. } Moore. Of Centerville.
wrote Us 10 . private letter Of last Saturday
that Mrssrs. Patrick Doyle & Charles Steward
had water through their di,chs and had com.
menced mining. Mr.. s. X. Goldtrap expected
10 haze water running through oil Of bis bitches
10 nine or ten daya In q few days moro the
Basin will b busy place.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-18
s K Stewart, James Judge.
DEPARTURES.
Theora Macy. Robt Mobley.

MIR. JESSE BRADFORD returned from q trip
to Piacervills Saturday last. He informs Us
that he has got his California Gulch claims
started up and running day aud night. and be
thinks most VI the miners there will get to
work next week. jess 10 . rustlcr. and will
make money 1t whatever he goes at. aud Cali.
fornia Gulch viii give better account of it.
self under his management, than ever.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-18

|nls, Brother Hughes, for the snow
} va. Us las. Tuesday. after we told
|,,du skind Of tag to the package,
(S' apologies 60 with it for not pub.
sanea directory according to
v. thought j. was published. until
The ID don't you 7" Of yours Gel
(kins tie other day, when. by a care
Pssnns Of the situation. We dis.
BE precious and priceless document
xs bsskes-so-called-but really on
hsit's oil right. and will appear
lae'tay 10 tie calendar Of things NOT
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-18

To the wife Of Calvin B. White. Of Horse
shoe Bend. Boise county. IT.. daughter
Mother add daughter are doiqe well.
Mr.. White asks 70 have the above item pub
lished for the reason. - be says. that it 10 pos
isively tho last We don't know 90 well about
that, Cal, bat il there should come another
one or two just send 'em slong-the items
you know. not the babies-and well publish
EN- just the same.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-18

THE weather 10 tho hottest we ever saw at
this season Of the year. The sum beams down
on Us a. bright ~ the headlight Of locomo.
tive. and hot - debate in Congress: and the
SOW not only hies FROM its rcd.hos rays like
gosssmar in . wind storm. bot leaves the
ground dry and dusty. and vegetation pceping
up green where few hours before was .
snow bank
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-18

Eanaa to Be presented to the Board
Commissioners BY Hugh Craig and
pens Of Upper Payetts Valley, asking
''s"'''oa Of a bridge across the
1a'Ae P,yesse river, must be filed
1''!'f June in order to give the
ae 70 advertise thirty days before
sa'Ae Beard. Be sure 10 have
a On be- gentleman, BY the frs,
'@ Il will have to lay over until
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-18

| ~ - T. - - Y 'lI = ~
e ~ 1R ~ - : - 49, Sco,
1loG olllS ~ =, tseslAer. -
"a 80 - 1evolo1 = tscrsaaion - -
sehosl 4 niss rsltsi s1t of meats, eake,.
~ caa1iss. whieh Aad besa provided 81 Mn
Parssas. = partiag tReaA was parlaksn i
and greatly enjoyed b 10 pupils and manyof
tho patrons Of tho school.
When teacher and pupils were about to sop
arate il tho evening. Mis- Lena Brodbock
came forward. and 10 : neat little speech pre-
scented her teacher, Miss Parsons, with an ele.
CANT gold pen and pencil. - token Of the e.
teem and ftiendship in which she il held BY the
school. To this very becoming testimonial Of
regard. Mia Parsons appropriately and feel.
insly responded. and the session closed. Misa
Parsons 10 IN accomplished teacher and lady,
and has BY her kind and truly womanly course
~ teacher Of our Public School. gained the
respect and confidence Of the public to the
fullest extent. and the lasting friendship and
love Of tho pupils. But her delicate health
makes her retiracy from the position an abso.
Lutte necessity. The school will open again,
We understand. under tho administration Of
Rev. d. G. Strong. Mr.. s. is ooe fths most
accomplished scholars we ever met and in the
truest sense Of the word gentleman; and We
shall look for our Public School 10 take high
rank. under his control. among the institutions
Of learning in tho Territory.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-18

.'1 WISE came in from Dead.
''a'"'y after hands to 60 out to
nc reports snow at that place
~ aaa i've feet deep. eight feet
!" '.'sy' and 80 deep on the high
'e could form no idea Of i.s
(s.s, an'll'' With the country over
-" s''a. There are but three men
'aa 'aey were there all winter.
-'''a tack last Saturday.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-18

Al Lathebottom. Paisley. Scotland.
George Wise. Deadwool.
II Erwin. Payette Valley.
Uncle George" Baldwin.
Steve Dempsey. Centerville.
Mitchell
NJ Grouchey. Jerusalem.
X Stewart, Pete Rush, is Drake. Il
Clifton.
STAGE ARRIVALS.