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), :.
.AMBs.-Per head, sold from 81 to Sc.
THE STATE OF TRADE.
iBY TELEGRAPH
NEyU WORK.

sales OF i os; H Sales souihera aoa
ss b6 pas GOOD oh6ce s' M
active; prices generally Without decided change,
sIesing shade for wessrn Mixed
for yellow western; for new western mix,
Gosf a arm and In fair demand. sugar quiet, Rice
quiet and steady Tallow firm At 9.c Ros'a 9 duil
ds sss hs4a o TaTpsnh esSy s
lower, aud closed rirm at 15hc for prime sIel cam,
Whiskey shade hrmer at II .14H9s1.15. FreishtS
dull and LeaVs' BALTIMORE. ~-.:
BALTIMORE, April 23.--FIour llrmer and In good
demand prices unchanged. Wheat firm Mary lana
amber, 81 .40asl42: Others unchanged: o T%rn
western mixed, 90@904c. Oats aud rye quiet.
rovisons pose'sIed Mess p"T sl s22 Stp
aud strong 0 nlskey stronger SIN ii sales at Sl.l
@A.l3k Sugar quiet ana flrm.
LOUISVILLE.
louisville, April 23.-Flour unchanged. Corn
fir, al 74675c. Provisions steady. Pork, So 5O
@S23 Bac6n-Shoulders. 9$c.; clearrlb IL BLOC:
clear 1896 packed :ugaf,enIea lsis' toagf az e.
Whiskey, Ella. Bagging very strong ut l3@
1876. g., o,,,s
CcrnESo. mixed, 734M77c. Whiskey held
HIGHER; M sales. Fork firmly held at 1872: so; no
sales Bacon unchanged: only llEltcd 1oboing de-
mlnd. Lard held 1T l 5ic; no sales.
CINCINNATI. -
C1ScISSArI, April 23.-Flour active and hi shcr
family So GO@S5.75. Corn quiet NJ 73W70c.
Pork quiet at 1925. Lard tasicr; prime steam
l5fjc Bacon-Shoull"rs. 97sn9'ac; clear IT'D
l2sc {: clear, 134c.-iGbbing sales. WhIskcy hfn
at Sl.14. ,r,,,co"
CHICAGO, april 23.-Flour dull; spring SUPER
hne S425. Germ DUH, declining ans, unset LED
No. 2 mixed, 73M74c.: new, 7QHM7lc.; lAeh
mixed. 73Hc rejected, roc. Pork tu'. and unset
lied III S22. Lard IN !air demand 1T l5Ec; " MS
key puoyant anu unsettled; sl'l2a ollereu anu IT,
f,l.GI
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DENTISTS.

11EETH EXTRACTED WITH-&
OUT PAIN, =
- ny CHARLES A. MERCER: u. ". 2; -
An o,erations in DENTISTRY thoroughly per
formed' Satisfaction guaranteed. Charges nooe'
ce 9o2 north side 81 Broaa street seeepds aoo'
from Ninih. ,sslss.4% H j. Sf-N tsss@S'ss"S''
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-1NsIDEE I hl y I

"(IAAN1r'oN 1zslDE hisk'k-
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE. HsTWEEN
. y" RICHMOND AND PHIL
TRI.WEEKLf.
On and after OCTOBER IsT the spienain,, 10 iron ron
steamers Of mis- line vii! aays hshnpoaY from
Powhntan Steamboat Colnpany's pier, corner OF
Twenysecono and pocs sed fssnore
Win the Philadelphia, Wilmington. ana baltniofs
RuIiroad Company for Philadelphls. -, -
'N, SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
An freight BY this line coEeIed y IRE an" az
Insurance free Of cost. No docHiSc GharEcau o.
uInhnnd Rates Ms low rs any other line. > ms
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia ana h'e'-
m0nds = ...s- = b. :, ,.,. .ho,,,a no ma kpd
nI.nnron Inside Ltne.r and sant TO toe npn ,tI
phla. wilmington ami Baltimore depot + nliaoei-
pbiI. =, whr,se, mia and Rich
moad For turt Der information ap2y ~
/ s'' Of,ccs Twentv-secCnt'andp oek stIeels
and NiDtl. and Slam trees. ., I"
Us. Wilson .tieseral Freignt .. h 4 gsiIro,d
PHILADELPHIA y iimiEgtoH and BalpHofe nan a. q
= ftbaIlaI,Dlkl ....4 a~sE - 80 "
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL "a, 1875.
Sun rises...........5.15 Moon rises. ....10.55
Sun ses............6 GAL High tide. ......... 6.4O
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SHOE HOUSE,

''sA B. F.TIsSLEY& CO.,
43l BROAD STREET, ,{.y;t
have Just opened with. u fine assortment OF La
DIES, EETLEMEN' IS, and tHlLDREN,S
BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS OF The latest aud
most fashionable styles. A select stock of Th UHKS,
LADIES SATGHELS, &c.
A call from our friends and the public generally
Is earnestly requested. Satisfaction to price and
quality guaranteed. #..gs an 6-3m
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TOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
y No. 11os MAIN STREET. RIcHMoyR, ~ tom.
AGENT MDTuAL tlFEw YORK. ~
oAou ASSETS, ER........;".:;. s72,oOo,0O9
Cash dividends SURPRISING all others IL nrst anu
every anniversary of policies.
Premiums payable annually, semi-annually, aud
quarterly. .. 4, ~,
United StaIes. -. 4 NO Nv
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GOOD NEWst GOOD NEWsr ~ 2

EUUDs NEWS GOOD NEWSg .us
Onr od citizen RESRY GuSsr bias re.
q very large stock OF SPRING AMI sltMMER
GOODS, consisting OF : - r
LADIES. MISSES, and CHnDREy'S eIrPrrsa:
~ FoxED SfIOHS; 49, - -'--'. 80
GALE and MOROCCO SHcRs; 'i,7tE SiI g;
MESS ana BOYS CATERS. SyaAP SHOES. and
slt PRINCE ALEERTS. TEls E5.ssrg.1e Te@r..'' $50
/; fine line ek MISSES and CHlLDaEN's ,CoLoaEpr
SHOES and SLIPPERS. - ~ sssr-11Tt
AHof his gBeds are fresh aTsttof acst stsAes II,
offers goods az figures suf the 1xne,. Give lKus
Trial, and get the yalna OF Your money.
- fiENRI GUNsT,g
~ h.Jt ts.E I4l3 Main street. Rfsbmofsd, VA.
Merchants supplied at New York pHees. 80
L.. An 23-1d1Q an Sgv1
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NEW ;GOODSI NEW GOODS l-rn,
IN have now in store fnll iiue0f aen- 8MH
temen's flne hand male SIiUES, SUCH as4 N
Goat and Calf strap-T1es, Goat and Calf .V<As
Priace Alberts: lad misses, and GnisreBs FINE
SROks-au sizes and coiors: lruGhs, Fallses, and
Satcbe'sr lat w. +. w. TAYLSHfa,8
APP 10 F.t ~ Fourth and Rroad streets.
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DOYAL FIREINSURANCECOMPANY
Or tHrpnn.n :. ...: 81 10000
nenosited with Treasurer Of Virginia. ....$6O,Oou
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
i PANY, OF LONDON. nm ooo
ASSETS. OVER... u A,OOOsNoNN
nenosteJ with Treasurer OF Virginia. -. 100000
Shareholders personally responsible Tor the eoh
cations of the above companies. ,
PenreseaIing the above stauuch old English COM
naIies we solicit the patronage of the pubic upon
their uuquestionable security. prompt and hoefa
pt;cneu t of all claims, anu heavy income.
JOHN H. CL AIBORSE co, Agents,
,o7n ~ " 800 No. 1lOS Main street.
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>nUN'T PAY % FOR a GAL
~ TER when you can buy city -msde ~
one for 81. Don't Day 81 for q snor when you can
buy one for IS. This Is true; ST you don't believe
H. 70 to the factory, 2l5 Broan street between Sec
ond and Third. No;hIag but elty-made goods sold.
DER FOR ONLY S6- ~ .sel6
QUESTION: Where can | buy -
~ sood SHOES for myself or chi. aa8
dren at low figures, but made Of good matt:ratp
Answer Al the factory Ne. 2lS Broad street,
between Secsnd and Third, where nothing but city
made goods are sold. .s Si1 sI6it
ROOTS footed to order for onv ~. se1A
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DER AnIUTE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK The <TKfR
r Old Dominion Steamship Com pany's :zfieAahfA
steamship ISAAC BELL. Captain LAwREScE.
VIII sail SUNDAY, April 25th, at O'Clock A. N.
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday ngns.
Through bills OF lading signed ana Hooas aos'
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east and west; also, TO foreign ports. ~ ="
Passenger accomm odat1ons unsurpassed. -
Fare to New York, $l2; steerase, ~; rouno-
s r" 80 e, W. ALLEN CO.. Agents.
anoA-1t loInpany's Wharf. koGKelu'
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NEW GOODS! SPRING eooDs =

just opened q large stock Of eentlemens ane
Handmade Goat and Calf-Sfrap. shoes. Oxford
Ties, and Fl incc Albert Caters aud Boots. IEl.
LADIES' Boots. Lace Shoes. sippers.t and New
port Ties. Boys and misses shoes. ChildreI's
School Shoes, ColotCd b ,Ots. ard Lace Shoes.
Trunks yailses, satcheIs Oper>Gatcars, dEe.
= ~ y. sls :1rEEs-&s gr.f r j. A. 6RIGG,,
ap17 es.f~ &; Tenthand Main streets.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

I'VE HS%NIkE III = R'f~F
OATS.-56S bushels.
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FINANCIAL.
BOOTS SH0ss. 80.

SPRING 2STOCK.- just received, sa, =,
" full supply OF Misses, and chtldYenn -.
Pearl and Bu6-co!ored futton.Boets anS
Bamolals laeies' French Kid aud Fo,zef Raw ). ana
machine se~ed Burton Beots aad Siiapersl nil
Styles ladies' Lasting Ba,moFals and uifon~H~ots
.3z WlSGO, RLLhTT d CRUMP, 1903 Nafn'-
VS.. CARLTON. Sa1estpTy. go - ,nlcI
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DE.LPHlA A, RlCF- &xTn
4 MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM sl,7eeI5S.
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADSLPHtAa VICE W. ~
his line viii leave Philadelphia every II ES.
DAY and SATURDAY. end Richmond every
TUESDAY aud FRIDAY at ! O'CLOCK. 90 rov
Frcight taken at low rates for ali parto OIL New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for PToVi-
depce and Boetor. Also. for Liverpool sna h nas
werp MIG Red Star anC American steamship lines
Anu 'ii'' ', 'e w. p. PORTER. Agent,
.t...... .- 2aa5 Dock ssree:. Richmond.
=" ".' WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO.
,,t1o, M 10 South Wharves, PHILADELPHIA
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LETTER from StauntOn.

rCprr,- ..o.,dence oil tne Richmond Disoatch.l
a aTISG Of TnE CITY CoU>ClL-TAX' BILL
pA~~fD- ISc%EAsED RATE OF TAXATloS-
HLMnNAL NE TIE Posi-. OFFICE.
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STRAW HATS! STRAW HATSla :
~ for lhdas. gentlemen, and children. AZ remarka
bly, low prices at ---. JULIUS MEYERS'S.
ap 24-1 500 Broad street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28
A FAMOUS MEDICAL INSTITUTION.
From the CHICAGO Times.

rum LNe Cnac1g0 Times
1.-THE name of DR.. r. " Pierce of Buffalo NJ
mas become as familiar to the people all over the
country as pamphlets and books and his large med
ical experience h We brought him into prominence
and given him solid reputation. The Times in the
present issue. presents whole-psge comnunica-
ton from DR.. Pierce and readers may gain from
1t some idea of the vast proportions of his business
and the merits Of his medicines. He has at Buffalo
mammoth establishment. appropriately named the
"Worlds Dspensary." where patients are treated.
and the remedies compounded. Here nearly .
hundred persons are employed in the several de-
partments. and q corps of able and skilled physi-
clans stand ready to alleviate the snfferngs of hui
mainly by the most approved methods These ply
scians in frequent consul alton with Dr. Pierce,
and their combined experience is brought to bear
on the successful treatment of obstinate cases. The
Doctor Is man of large medical experience, and
hIs extensive knowledge of materia medica has been
acknowledged by presentations of degrees from two
Of the first Medical Colleges in the land"
II you would patronize Medicines, scientifically
prepared by skilled Physician an Chemist use
DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines. Golden Medical
Discovery is nutritious, tonic Alternative and blood
cleansing. and an unequaled Congh remedy; Pleas.
ant Purg tive Pellets scarcely larger than mustard
seeds. constitute an agreeable and relyabe physic;
Favorite Prescr ption. remedy for debilitated ie
males; Extract of Smart Weed. a magical remedy
for Pain. Bowel Complaints. and an unequaled Lin
lment for both human and hOrse.fesh; while his
DR. ge's Cataxrh Remedy is known the world
over as the greatest specific for Catarrh and .Cold
in the Head ever given to the public. They are
sold by Druggists.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28
Average Attendance. .................
GEO. w. RICHARDS, Teacher

Gross OuTRAGE.-We cannot remain
impassivc while foul calumny stalks
in our midst singing out its victims
from the pure and the just. We can
not permit an old and respected citi-
zen to be rudcly assailed and grossly
insultcd without word in his de-
fence. In that correspondence con-
corning the bass drum and baritone
the shaft Of malice seemed to be
aimed particularly at Mr.. Dan Stein
bach, which gentleman called upon us
with the request to state that they
have no drum Of their own, and if
they had they wouldn't know how to
blow it. The same remark applies
with equal force to the baritoncs; and
one of us wouldn't go without they all
went. A desire to vindicate the char
acter of an upright and estimable gen
tlcman from the foul aspersions of
wicked and designing enemies impcls
us to hurl back the diabolical asser-
tons supplemented with a wish for
them to take der tanned old trum and
prcak it init der bets ofcr. We point
to Joe Pinkham as the instigator of
the villainops work; and if he wants
to keep his bones whole. he had better
never sling his hoofs up this way.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

In 1892. about the time of Salem
tragedy, Bcclzcbub, with legion of
evil spirits, was reported to be march
ing on Gloucester. 1t was asserted
that men were seen at various times
in the nc:ghborhood Of the town, re-
sembling Frenchmen; they were re-
peatcdIy pursued, surrounded, and
fired upon, and occasionally fell as if
hit, but started up and fled into the
bush, leaving no footprint on the soil,
and making no audible sound. These
occurrences became so frequent and
alarming as to shake the daughty
souls of the men of Gloucester, inso-
much, that they garrisoned their fort
for some weeks. and kept constantly
on the alert against the powers of dark.
ness, pcppering away at them occa.
sionally with what seems to have been
an Intellectual waste Of powder and
ball. But so real and universal was
the panic that reinforcement Of sixty
valiant men was actually sent from
Ipswich to assist in the defense of the
place against its imaginary foes. Find
ing the town too vigilantly guarded to
be carried either by coup de main or
siege, his Plutonic cxccllency brought
off his forces in good order, and, call
ing mp his reserves, made combined,
more insidious, and decisive attack on
the Puritan settlements, which we'll
nigh succeeded at Salem
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28
Notice TO Tar Payers.

VuyHE TAX PAYERS OF BOISE covNTY WILL.
take notice that the Territorial antl County
taxes are now due and payable. aud that the law lie
relation to their collection will be strictly enforced
and that the time for collecting expires on Friday
the arst day Of October. JOHN dOkMAN,
Assessor and oficio Tax Collector Ut Boise COss
~. It.
lpAiIo Ci1Y, Aug 81, 1879
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28
A BLACK BEAR COMES OUT OF THE
WOODS AFTER THE CHILDREN AT
QUARTZBURG AND IS KILLED.
What Bald-headed Old Convey Overt there Were
the Children Soothing at!

Quite an excitement was created
among the school children at Qnartz-
burg, the other day, by the appearance
of q black bear in their midst. The
incident was almost a counterpart of
that which took place in the days of
old as reconntcd in the Bible. The
bald.head was there, the children were
there, and the dcvouring bear was
there, although it didn't dcvour. Dave
Bunch had just returned from a deer
hunt and while unslinging his rifle at
the door, one of his children ap-
preached and told Of bear having
been seen in the garden the day pre-.
vious. Telling the child that it must
have been a black dog that was seen,
Dave turned to 60 in when slight
noise on the hillside attracting his at
tention he looked up and saw bear
coming leisurcIy down into town. at a
point where the children were at play
The animal was soon noticed 10y the
children, who Immediately began
screaming and rushing wildly to and
fro, nearly frightened ont Of their wits
Thinking from the shrieks made that
there might be half a dozen bears in
sight, Dave thought he would com
mence on the first; so lnmedia.el y
drawing IA bead he shot the bear,
which came down in a sort of sham
bling gal'op and fell dead almost at
the door of the house. The fears of
the children were quoted at tins sud
den insn Of events, and the bear was
skinned! and hutcherc1. Had not
Bunch happened there with his truSty
rifle at the critic Il moment forty chill
drcn would have been eaten up. The
citizens over there then got mad and
twu committees, one Of
whc. was too seek the children and
discover if possible what old bald head
they Scoflcd at and punish the scoflcrs,
while the other was to wait upon all
the hal,l-hcadcd men of the place and
give thcm fifteen minutes to leave
town. This prccauiion was deemed
necessary from the suppostion that
So long rs bald headed man remained
he Was liable to the snccrS and deris-
ions of the little folks at any time,
which might he followed with more
calamiton> results on. the next occa-
sion. We don't know THE unfortunate
man whose insults shc' bear came out
of the woods to average, as the com
mittccS have not yet reported; but UNI
drrstanI that Tom Lyon has been hid
in tunnel over there rubbing Twia
ba and .Iyrc's Hair Rcstorcr on the
place where the wool ought to grow
ever since. Tom, have yon got mar
ricdy Your poll was covered with
hair the last time we saw You.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

MIR. DEMPSEY, station keeper at Min
nehaha ranch, came up the other day
and bought a Fish Bros. Wagon at
}. g. Emery's. Dempsey returns his
thanks to the citizens Of Idaho City
for the prompt and liberal manner in
which they assisted him in his late
misfortune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

HoERlBLE.-llc is in town now, and
can talk III ahlc-bodi,d man to death
III fifteen minutes. He tackled John
Lewis the other night and threw him
into commissions in three minutes:
then he opened ont on Pete Rush. and
IN one minute Pete WAS just able to
crawl ont into the open air for rcvivi-
iicatun. II this talking panic don't
lct - and cork NJ in sclfdcicn>c pee
pie VII be compelled to hunt him
down with shot-guns. Look out for
him. It's il horrible death.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

LEAD ORE DIsCovERED.-A man work
ing for Tim Brainard, on the Upper
Payette, last week discovered vein
OF lead ore about five miles above
Horseshoe Bend. A rough test gave a
good prospect of pure lead. The par
tlcuIars have not vet come to hand.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

\ SINGLE horseman came carccrinc
into town last Thursday, his horse
flecked with foam and almost given
ont. \ moment later and he was fol-
lowed by another rider whose animal
was in the same condition. The OBJ
Ject of each was to reach the Record
cr's office before the other to have re-
corded quartz ledge, which proceed
Ing would determine its ownership.
II was close race and hard one on
the horses.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

COOP PRospEcr.-"Joe," our Center
vile correspondent, sent us over
prospect of gold taken from a couple
of handfuls of dirt from one of the re-
Gently discovered lodges over on Can
yon creek. His letter gives particu-
lars. Come around and examine it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

THE blow received by the Centenni-
al in the death Of Mrs. Mary Killer
house, aged LOG, has been more than
compensated for by the discovery, ne'
Knoxville, Tenn, Of one Michael Hin
klc, lis years old.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

ROLL OF lIoNoR ST JoSEpu's School
September p, lS,5.-Francis McGuinniss
5; John McGuinniss, 4 Thomas Barry, 4
Lawrence Garrccht. 1 Emma Bright, :;
John Barry. ;; Matt Zapp ;; Ella Bright
;; Frank Maloy, ,; Lewis Garrecht. ,:
Parmela French, 2;Juliu, Mauiz. ,: Lucy
Ainslie, = Mary McGuinni,s. ,; Frank
Farrell, |; Fred Garrccht. / Ed Maoy.
|; +. French. | !; J. Ryan, l. Maggie Nc
Guinni,S, / Peter Zapp, T. Clara Garrccht,
/: Cross Of Honor Francis McGuinn->.
y. J. a. ARCUAMBAULT.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

MIR. D. B. kMMEL brought with him
from South Mountain some beautiful
specimens OF Galcna ore and very
rich. He also has chunk of iron ore
that came from over there which yields
seventy per cent iron.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

Mr.. J. NJ. FOSTER is now permanent
~ established in the place Of Charley
Downey driving stage between Ida:.o
City and Boise Foster is a good
man, and will make popular driver.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

Dan SrElNBAcK has just finished
tearing down the old frame house on
the corner opposite this Office. 1t was
relic of the rosy days of the town,
and old-timers regretted to see it
60.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

A SAD PICTURE little girls
last week went to school during the
day and repaired to the Jail and passed
the night with their mother, who was
serving out sentence Of five days for
mlsdemcanor \ like incident never
before occurred in the Territory, and
we hope it never will again.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

rlrSt camp,mcetings in Amcri-
r. hc'd IN 1877 by the Baptist
FRS the Rev. Samuel Harris and
F'' James Read, who preached
part OF Virginia lying between
(Eppahannock and James rivers.
az was the grandfather Oh his
SIDE Of Mr.. J. K. Pile, a typo
+ Office.
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;fn,;;, at'eekly avprld.
Department.

vrxry, proprietor of the Lu-
80 returned from his trip to
I'D Silver cities on Saturday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

,pss vmrsox has arrived at Boise
I'D hi, health was improving at
commits.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

SlIsRY, at the postofficc, as we'll AZ
all kinds of reading matter, keeps
constantly on hand fresh and delicious
grapes, apples and pears.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

rsrrR. an employee at Crafts
KAN in town several days, and
u,.urn sometime this week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

: KINGSLEY. JR., has arrived at
,rhor safely, and is now snugly
,.orpd and going to school.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

FTISG Orr RocS.-Mr. Henry Cliff
taxing out rock from the Keep
Pnd kanaka lodges, and will
'he same crushed in Plowman's
ne Will take out sevcnty-fvc or
urea tons, which quantity will
Ply test the richness of these
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

,ryrY and precinct officers are
| notified and requested to have
reports before the Board on
,rst dav of their regular meeting,
Ionday. October 4th.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

RoII. or Honor SCHoul. Dl>r Ito
,ntiilc the >choIr 10 have his or her name
placed on The roll of honor requires that
lie or She Shall not he absent except through
unavoidable cause: that he or She shall not
whisper without permission; have good
Rotations. and general conduct and be
hav.or good.
The following is Il lis, Of the names of
those 50 entitled for the week ending Sep.
2ith-ihc third week of school-viz
Lena Brodbcck, Anna Brodbcck. Nellie
Davis. Anna Galbrcaitl,, Ella Harry. Net
tie Hill. Amelia Jones, Emma Jones.
Ella Kingsley. Mary Linstcd. Saba Nc
Clintock. Mary Trcgaski>, Mary Wallace,
Della Wallace. Clara West. Amy Dray,
Charles Cooper, Robert Davis. Walter Gal
breath, Henry Suhlscn. Geo. Trcga>ki>.
Whole number of scolars enrolled:
Fcmales. -
Total 4 |
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

Irss BRADFORD came ovor Sat
|, from the newly-discovered
T. lodges on Canyon Creek, and
rued Monday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-28

DAVE BUNCH killed four deer the 9TH
or day inside of four minutes with an
"Id-fashioned muzzle.loading rifle.
Good shooting that.