davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-11-10
VALUE Of THE BLACK HILLS.

ftcor-The G:oll.Dlr4lnr. rnf yEost
workiu4-GcttinE Up Falxo ~,
Sprc,aI fo,r..,ou8.u.. =, M.
T.,1, asA ~.eseA"es 80 x"1 ta'edoe 1rfaune.
,,t," - "yo' toF.t NOV my las
,"s'aa rAd from tae HACK A'l4a (Camp Transfer)
Loft that plaep on tho 4th Of Hepietnber. mi
escorted h1r. Jeansy entiretv a,o,,nd .ha no-h ~
o,n norrIon ~ tb, Mi. ,.tass,.e S.te ao'aa
| h,,,. - ~. s~e .a' 1~!'n.os spe mhi'
WY u ppf command ~ Napad Crock. on thl
relieved from tho exped,tiop. md orflerea J..
proceed xith nv oomnanv tn ~, r.s.. ~ =,
ordar IN ,,,.,c,, - ~. ~. ~ ' Lss@t'e, IL
sst l., H ~ 1.9 psoo uotote co'd "cathol
on the 1lth of October. Ar. Jepaoy dia not fud
spe.I o. bnt h. d 1;nd .-soa. =. -, .ns :. 's "a
little cros n tAe Vicinity Of romaf1sa On ~ 'n,se raes
known - Bear Lodge. am moro satisfied than
eTnt aftor thi4 trip that
the p1Acv.u,1Is mr. n.
and ainco I b.ye ham I,era . t"'11 Aak s. .nAoo
L.ra sne,, ~. .n5onna sas seamt ssamoaagh}
lave soea @oahaohea digSlnRs which hro richer
than any ssH in tba HIack uills. bad nrecisely
the ssmo sou1cea OF information that Mr. .to,no.
had. He hsd I'm, or ~ ia -! ''auos
4,ca vt,, htr, oaas..a.,., w "no ttas-
s.sa,. eI "''n u''p cun8'sn'ly. ith'ked with them
He71y, anu "a" t4eHa work. Not one Of them
srsf cisinpad that there VA ANYTHING yerv t,c,,
~ disao1sYed in tho Hills. Since ny 1frtyai
~ tls posi- 1Rya Pickad ND iit&lD infofmatIon
aa4stlons tLst haye msdo IN peo1ioS. isttels %
regard to tue citizens OF the fronuar :"
GETTING up 141sE xsTTus,Aau s
for the sake Of bsnoatlng t1sds 10 thsr locality.
several yaara asaures s thst last snlna b' na az
90 s4yerM oocaslous shoWn lettars frntn y sanS o"S
CITY asking the pssaoue ia I'LL ycinitv - ml'nt1
they ware ~etten to send forward asmn,s. ~
gold. ''' "~ A''s - A4scA ta41's
] raw but one remarkable thing in thu n,.cb
Hills md that WAS tha rool tnomn ~ =. 'i.as msaa
Lodge: 1t u pyramid Of solid rock' risna !'1a1 np
height OF J. ,l29 feot sboye thn s,rs.re ~ 'ne
about BO0 foet aHova ~ ~ h.ua aso& .1osl Is
for all ths world lika thn unGr;srss
monument at Washington. iudro Il
$50 st the top. Ity baso is surrounded hy VIM ims
, 1875-11-10
THE REV. Or. RuptNorph,

! F"tST ~@tHNAF H4P.
Just nov, especial iatereat hineas nrnn III
question ~ to whether Mrs. Moultop win rnc
ceed in her efforts at securing Council u, th
churches. Should such Council 10 oafied il i
| Obvious that much Of tho ground ubIcI, VI,
gono over during the trial would, n
necessity, ID travelled again, and sumo nav
aud pcrhapa startling testimony brought Il
light. For the purpose Of ascertainiug the y;ow,
Of the Roy. Dr. uudngtou With respect to tl,a
prpprtety OF calling Council of thc churchsa.
~ Argas reporter cAllod II ths 1eypreud eentia.
n1an's reaidnpce tha morning, Or, BudinEton
received hlH feportoFlat caller politely, anI sia-
nshed hls N'll!penesa to auaasr such .quast; Qas
"Dr; Badiustoa. began'the acribs. IT doxi,e.
N ths first place. 70 cali yous &ttantjon to ra,
port Of au interview whicl, appeared In one nf
tho NOV York Paper* Saturday mofpipg, in which
sotpo refereuGos Alo made TO yoll,"
Very good. What sEe lhey?"
TIC reporter produced = Copy Of Tho paper In
question. aud proceeded To read aloud tic fol.
:. Jscob murray, ths ushsr Of Mr. us4choe# eAusb.
church you'll pay no attention 10 t4e renes Of liz.
Aoll'on IIfs IN liz opin.on, was merely suothss.
neoelsr 70 str up ths scandal, Th,y ant do thsis .
MS5s, thy ,s3 xSa|d sassl{ 81 1Aa st. b. b..
ps sof. ~ hs ss.s s''asss asy yS,S t4s
"a b.d suouEh sny sms, but devil 10 TIL pup]. w.
the worst Of u. Why" salt hs, Uualnatot's a.u
down upon hi,n, aal heI h4ys IL
!e.ss o.ttH e ~ eaesss III Atmitts1 i. JpAu Lii
Ea.i b. would have to lu!t .n4 ~ Oul.s' ''A ''''
During tue realizing Of thiY paas.ao DR., nuJ,
lngson, listened with mArked attoution, AID
"hon the EeposteF hni QuiAAad ha broia Into =
lily /: "1'S''~''s-
"lbeEe is not = word Of truth In Il not 4
hoId; 40 issa e1rsfaeed a'sa4ood from begin
sltA Dr.. Hall on this subject, ana cyon LsI |
lone 80 II would daEs hs5u uttsrly imposnihJe
ltr. Murray" e ~
"Did Jou ever make any sush remark 10 sux
'thar perso1 than Dr.. Hall 7"
"Nayes. sir.'t
"Dr. Budiagtonr continual tho repoYto,
do yoa belsYe that Ara. Aonlton u iuartsd
e4t,i!ng tos Council Of H. churches 70 sessis
!" Moat ass,redly think 10. Thst ID sha nr;v.
s9s Of say @sa'bae oi ttas 0osgregsAonsl
au1oh Hho haliAsaA hisaAak sfxnsTads: ia
, 1875-11-10

:, Capt. aundssssut who has Just rsturqed 10
hass hEs,y sta ttSa ~ Arctic verge =. bna*hI
On The north ooast OF Np7s ZsmLls tts lnorn
that n ths I Dutch Capt. HtFtnt paused the nintar
9! 1q6-1 " this port md hats Capt. guadsrsen
aaS pipxH pp, y a4eellaat p1ssazration, 3 lorrs
RI RI & tRs PsyigstqI fnaa Tia III es Jaas: t.
iss H. sssn e Aasps& sso baIag kh4 u - ~
, 1875-11-10

fu14o not!cs hereby gtYeu that oa Hatu.tsy tho
sn ~ ~ M hoxsube!t 1875. = lhs hour Of IL oclock
g, theFa ~ bs Epat0m- HOUSE sals al uuci4 4ttuyd
Eooas 1t public .endus. tbs s.ie .lil tats pLss 4
maaaHyFths un!tsa 6tstss Bonded WAzshouso, cor
~ g Aad Jackson stsess and The GooLs viii
e so,a ~ accordance with AIt!cs 7G3 VI tha Custom
hsfela*4ons, lS74.
Description OF GOODS,
Nina easts Of W1na 653 g5i]ous. marked L. r.. Noa
ol5A to inclusive. imported from Mayslcs Get.
.aJ, r. Mon afsal ~ oheAFu psF Ps9pei!sf Europe,
t&k+ T. 1a1f, e0aAlRns1 to StlulIt KauhoId
b Tssaa Of aalA-@,'E" T. F:Lesr md bsxt biddAr.
! f0kPoF QxIpA :, II. :.
: t.4. sQ6Nsa, Qa1iaakaz. :.
, 1875-11-10

Ia$ eehs w. | AobcEta Faa sod hy tho Unltp gtatcs
tirhAl o. alllmahkee yesterday 10 Joln aayeIaut for
ts6...Tho hcow George Nostlle was alao sold 1t MIL
ptte. and bid fn by Francls Conrsd Tor ss0 /.
katsd that Capt Garfield, Of afsnlseo proposes to
ibid large tug this wIntsr, which il to bs
ffnJ tqntpped ssi'a3 wrector snd stationed ucxt
s~en 1t tho Risuitous, vhcro she will a1vays
r4dy to give erery assistance to wrecked or dis
'., .a efai; ~ ;a Or 10, 10 en-, pulling or
H. rrp0ffs tho losb Of three aaors on Port sfsnlev ~
,otloet Mondsy morning. They were securing tic
"a vero natives of urecco, Tbe sehr ps;,ot.c
tss CARGO Of 1h9po bu Of wheat from Wilvauthe "a
as.s9 bad ner % eanyss ll9wn awny aud went aaI,oro
H. she s IN feet of wator md to psrfsoil1 mini
..Ths prop Mohawk. Of the Montreal Transtortatnn
a!s Tsua % e. Sfnsa ThS a!sraoea
~ noties shat on md sftor Nov. la Is7S nrstl
Y, ';eam sTsn "itl b sounded al 1'ort IN Siort
Ms aas in: h.,. s'sn s during Thick and fossy
karsls pf thirty eeconds. ,Tle f3rAnd Haven cur.
sspatsas Of .hs Detroit ,se t..' willis Tho
s. s .ie Mshs.n to saus nd aRn 10 hsw shs
Is'Pp M l' Mi'es' an afterwards ry on tho g. Johns
3ta ptnaohcen ny Harinc nlsn tho biggest failure
a s.sf sa esw, NJ I'D sraft on which tley would hot
sas b., St 4 esa @ reT e1fs during calm
&. b.. 10 inel.c' of waer when loaded, bat draws
\ afats Ha.u nBht, Aal 1aa lesa than feel |
.sft inc Tstcr. She vas built for T., Ii. |
extsri Of Chicago, by Thomas III. Trnscott, of
es ei!1, Il u cost Of $4,000. Fur eonc re.snt III
Z Icy sn9hsr r. her M inspection ia betnK delayed.
II9seoH nss ne neress1Fy porcrs III the lantis Of
d spatses inspecton Ut ahe oyer ocs] viii sal "a lar
i1iltbt OF $500. What Becker will do with her II
xsddsFrd ,connndrum which no ono can gucss. but
hrtrbabiltsts that ro,no one viii knock liar H.
fxs' nd build her over again. Tho buffalo Er0r.ss
ar:"A gentleman who has clear recollection Of
~ occurred whoa ho Was only 10 years Of age says
t!s 1su'arkAbly sovero gallo awent Tho lakes forsy
~ sgo and 90 thinks yesterday, Nov. 10, was tho
ssasfssar5 oi that ator. The losA Of Lie aud nron
~ ~ EtF1 Largo, in1mcnso far those siIuea ,fhere
Ts ditsen psrtons lost from Tic iltte port OF iieu
e % "a @ss ssr 0Rt1ro Wf! hshs willis Capt George Ever
ps dst aud 10 trace aver founA Of vessels or crewr
ktapt sotuo spa{a Of the formnr 'e' |
, 1875-11-10

LEGAL.


MARYLAND SUGAR REFINERY, 1T BALTIMORE
~ Fttue OF decree Of tae Circuit Court of n.I,.
~ snctiop u ths Exchange ssesroom In 1slItn,pnt
W. Dac ls7s 1t O'Clock p. a., dat ysrs
ud sa,ipE p[9gss.x: IN saa city, kno-~.s e .s;
o, bsld Property occupies tho ontirs snsee b.,xnro
saea o. ~ fset. and fronting % Wooast. ixl ~
9s!d ground y corerod by ths suhstaptI h4sa iu,tn
wv " tne Maryland 6pgar Renulp4 COunanr ~ ~
Ivy ~ HAlt1iuoro. which were Luilf exprnssx ~ ~
sugal fenne1y, md which a1p III c1csl!eut order .n
The nAiu building II eight stories snd III, t,,..,.
olldln8 nins Aosas. hisa. TIE chsrxcter sud c.,a
ot u. building ats saeh that with sddtiton.f IT.
5Itn@s Ine netnsEy "a cspabs Of eAaly tlIrujng an
h.tre1 Ut s,agaF per Day, Including au aTaass Of
~1 "a soss: :s.s .na .,s: e: rssaus
ssea n 70 10 aavqualsd-by hit
ot ahy ofher sugar Fatne<y IN the county - @'
IAs f4l stock Ut machinery, hxtur,s and sn,u-
hsf,ass. ~ knds, st bo soll viii ths reassry
psaon Of tbs proIesty IL .ubjscs to srouud-rsu,.
"hleh tbs amount of tYls. 70 ls fstItetnatis -
hs8ncA4. - 49, ''s 'A'""u-
~ tss1nA q sAfs - preserla by thu s.scsss t,s
trs ~, saaa on ~ dry Of ssts, aud ths rslus IN
tNtlre months, with interest thereon tLs 1rlrrrrJ
Psyneh to b. secured 10 tp satsfseuun Vt tAs TUE
tees: Of ~ cash. et the option Of the purrnsaer,
lhs ttasteea Will. On application, surnlsA aa aySp.
psopsrty.
r. v. HRusK,
~ 1t. PsAt..t., Nauso!e. Nd, lr,,r...
- ". Psust., baltimore. Nil,
, 1875-11-10
PUBLIC Sale.

~ ~ as sa 4 pte suf.p r " 81 sl.h
~ shs prop.fty s Aost f.gnn
Ho!npsa}, syhted shi<, " Ns&aS GoaaiJ, ~. eap
Ksea s.sa I'D T.: .s
sad .stss: tos.h"f .,h e.. ttifin.sat
IL sps'S q S4ssins Ssf r't I'd t.ts. e
lIsaA h9.ts, sasla.. sts'stsr n.. .ud I'll Eass
fh.ats sad wsshtasrJ !eAaksd h hs a.auiaciars i L.
r. s..s s ~: ~
hAa1 "FF'~4"~'~'"e 1AoeA Aaea IN
sA!s to eonassess q II eslaek :. ~, bssipuiur With
3 M tsIt ~ .na Improvements whae aud uontm-
t.st II Ts.n ~ movable psopssty unlil al u iii.
Isn'sa N&isidttA9 Ias1i It'll 9{ts: t::.ts:t {. it,
, 1875-11-10

ptx,. The Herald has bocn scutlrl. Neither Of thu
rs,sets n tslJ damaged. They will lss pulled on To-
Through ffefgtts from milwaukee, tast more than
&tpbtal fUr the hr1t half Of November,
LAKE ERIE.
En1K.
3ps7dtTfstdf<h Ia TAs E1itoes Ht4xxs
Ear, "a, Me-. 1A.-bEPAnTunks-For CHICAGO,
erop Alpena schrs Dick Romhra, 1shpemlug, groton.
Rtostrzs-rtify thouasntl, thsto hundred aud say-
tnsythres bu wheat.
sarrhks1s-Two thousand oua hundred and mfr
,ul coal.
, 1875-11-10

WINTER RESORT
ROYAL VICTORIA HOT4L, Eaassu, N. n, B.h.-
3A1-Now epsn. Thu noat Aslxhsful climate In ii a
HotA etasaAAsa at4 Lava Ha1sunah. Ga, sEsfy tsn
Si$1 sa9 Hsks !as t5sp a tya as1.; Fer 1srtIeqaEs
, 1875-11-10
RAILROAD TINE TABLE
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE Of TRAIN

esptci. H"nd, nr RkvHn.:rE MAnx.-r s.turdsns.
r's SUNDAY a. ssnap'Gn n ;iN'uda, okaaossd.
, 1875-11-10

eApiossoG WAS not ut first very favorAbly so-
Gesoa, se, Thlch aod mo 70 Investigate further and
4hoHn to Ptolsny. Or to hls photographer,
ARathodssmon, but thst tho Arabian e4ovra.
pliers from the ninth to tho sloyenth oantuGiea
represented on thelE maps n tho source Of the.
ts' Ml1e las&e iska upoa the Equator. in e1sotly
tue aAnao poultion ~ the VlotoriA NiyspxA anI.
what y mose remarkable. With = large iaiand in
1t, which 1t has. UkaxoYa krollnd Hl,ich MT
Stanley sailed last MAseh. '~'''
~, OLD aKo1naPukAS Oh TIE NILE MysTKRx.
aa!s ssks M On tle Equator with lta island and
stseams u HluH into Il FROM what are ostlsd t,1o
NoantAsns ct tbs Moon, IL found Oh lis Areb
mAp ptea1sd TO tho Iaskn, A. u, H95. In th,t NJ
Apni I'LL M1daAsan, 4. b. lG18, and OF Hiruueusis. 4.
- Ivy. l9 tue map Of Edsi.io, 4. b, tI5t. Il
- -. ~ tho sAme position upon tho Rqua-
t, T 9at sto Lakes. corresponding to the 1akas Of
ctoleMYt sc represented hslow it, with strean,s
running lnto Il. My beliaf IL that lie axIstenro
Of the *ictosts Niyauza ~ . largo |ske. direotIs
n. npon tao o Eaaasor. xas tAen veil known to tha
sss snnthsz gseat Lake (llhsst Njyanza1. vhish %
w. also ; fountain o. faseryoir ~
the Nile, aud that Edrlslo, IL sttampes
ing. u % ths conpoaIsioa ot bis x5s.s
Hork' 70 sssones Thsl Tsa knowa Hlih tbs Two
Iakoe placed On Ptoismy's map degrees farthoT
santh. sssoneoualy Aaap&sd thraa fskss ~ sa L.
solution Of tue difficulty. - wv
1hrse lskes hsiug now Introduced. Lad to .u.t
tos four oentufiss AssssMd smong |
8 th 1na nsa, Soma .dhsta
leted sxe'usirsly 70 tho two akss II rep. essusaa
,pon tho Ptolem4io msp; oshars, iIka Tsare.
2inus, united the three lnto great lake upnu
As Rqnator, Ind Inads It the source sfjka
ected tho lakes altogethar until II III cr,
ogrsphess settled deKn npoa tho two lakes
srFeAehtod IN tie Ftolsmae map until thn /
1lddA % tbs lAs4 century, wheu, Ia sonae.
Losaas o1 ~ Ssts<2 tA saktag&ARa,x jatgoapaaa L
, 1875-11-10

ry1k,, tt,tl tGhiCAG0 NORTHWESTERN Rlftso41 .
~ $3.50. =. ,aE.s ttheruIas Hu.itl. u1t IL c.,.t
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-27
words of popular character; but
there is no misunderstanding the man,
even by the jury-N. Y World.

SILENT MES.-Washington never
made speech In the zenith of his
fame he once attempted it, failed, and
gave it up confused and abashed. In
framing the Constitution of the United
States, the labor was wholly perform
ed in the Committee of the Whole, of
which George Washington was the
Chairman; but he made two speeches
during the convention, of very few
words each. The convention, however,
acknowledge the master spirit, and
historians affirm that, had it not been
for h S personal popularity and thirty
words of hi2 first speech, pronouncing
it the best that could be united upon,
the Constitution would have been re-
jected by the people. Thomas Jeffer-
son never made speech He couldn't
do it. Napoleon whose executive abil-
ity is almost without parallel, said that
his greatest difficulty was in finding
men of deeds rather than of words
When asked how he maintained his
influence over his superiors in age and
when Commander-in-Chief
Of an army in Italy, he said, by reserve.
The greatness of man is not measured
by the length of his speeches and their
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-27

AcrloN OF LIGHTNING on TREEs-1n
a tree which has been destroyed by
lightning, the layers arc not ouly shat
tered and separated in strips, but the
wood also appears dry, hard and brit
tie, as though it had been through the
process of curing in kiln. This is
attributed to the instantaneous reduc-
ton of the sap into steam. When the
sap is abundant, as in May or early in
juno, the amount and force of steam
not only bursts and separates the lay
crs and fibres, but rcnds the trunk in
pieces or throws off portion of it.
When the amount of steam thus sud-
denly generated is small, owing to a
dry condition of the steam from con-
tinual evaporation and self-exhalation,
there may be no external trace of the
lightning-stroke; yet the leaves will
wither in few days, showing that
the steam has been rendered incapable
of conveying supplies, and the tree
will either partially or entirely die.
Still lighter discharges may be con-
Quoted down the moist stem with
out any injury.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-27
PLACERv1LLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY

J.V. X. Witt-G.ncral Merchandise. Plaza
Weller * Smith-General Merchandise
Plaza.
James Eagan-Justcc Of the Peace.
Robert n Irvin-Constable.
John My-r-Postmas;cr. Granite street
Nver * Smi,h-Drugs & Medicines and
Fancy Goods Granite street.
My.r < Sm,h-Wells. Fargo & Co..
4. ents Granite street.
". J. R"thwell-Physician and Surgeon
Granite street.
! W. .Dayison-Int~rnational Hotel. Plaza
Mrs Margaret Buckley-Idabo Hotel
Granite street.
Mrs. D. S,eckles-Phrnix Restaurant
Plaza.
Garrett. Haye. s. Co.-Empire Meat Mar
ket. Plaza.
O. Donnell & Co.-City Meat Market
Jas. McKay-MagnoIia Saloon. Plaza.
y. Donovan-Internationa Saloon. Plaza
Cris. Anderson Miners Saloon. Plaza.
Charles Kohney-Brewery and Saloon
Plaza.
Diehl g. Martin blacksmith Shop. Plaza.
Martin Cathcart-Shoe Shop. Plaza.
Alex. Crchard-Livery Stable. Plaza.
Langrie-Cabinet Maker. Idaho street
4 J. Boreland-Cabinet Maker. Broad
way.
John Merrill-Tin Ware. Plaza.
Andrew Carvan-Barber Shop. Idaho
street ,,,
y. C.. Holden-Carpcnter Shop. Idaho
street.
John +. Saundcrs-Carpenter Shop Gran
ite street.
W. A. Carpenter Shop. Gran
ito street.
Andrew Folson-Carpenter Shop. Plaza
Mike Halley-Milk Dealer. Pine street
]. W. Davison-Agent Northwestern Stage
Company. Offics-Internationa Hotel.
J. C. Shepherd-Psyette Express Gran'te
street.
Fred. Campbell-Jewelrr and MATCHMAKER.
l. W. Garrett. John Ellis. Philip Clouder
Elected School Trustees for be coming
for District No. 4, April 5th, 1s7s
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-27

To PRESERVE \ BorQrEr.-Whcn YOU
receive a bouquet, sprinkle it with
fresh water: then put it into vessel
containing some snap-suds. which
nourish the roots and keep the flow
ers as good as new. Take the bou-
quct ont of the suds every morning,
and lay it sidcwisc in fresh water, the
stock entering first into the water:
keep il there minnie or two, then
take it out and sprinkle the flowers
lightly by the hand with pure water
Replace the bouquet in soapsuds, and
the flowers will bloom as fresh as
when gathered. The soapsuIS need
to bc changed every third day. BY
observing these rules, a bouquet may
be kept bright and beautiful for at
least one month, and will last longer
in very passablc state; but the at
tcntion to the fair but frail creatures,
as directed above must bc strictly OBJ
served, or "thc last rose of summer"
will not be cleft blooming alonc,' but
will perish.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-27
A NEW star, small but brilliant, has

A NEW star, small but brilliant, has
appeared on the musical horizon.
Gemina Luziani, of Pisa, is little
girl seven years old, but SO small as
to seem about FIVE. Last week she
gave concert, and everyone is talk
ing of her marvellous talent for piano
playing. Her hand is so small that
she can barely strike a sixth, but she
takes the octaves by quick move
rnent that is admirably executed.
The musical critics say she plays with
wonderful expression and with just
comprehension of the music that IS
rare even in adult performers. A
young lady who sang at the concert
told us call she received from the
little prodigy. "The child walked In
to our parlor with the greatest digni-
ty, and coming directly to me said
very rapidly and in perfectly monot-
onons tone, 'Signorina, l have to say
l thank you very much for singing at
my concert Then she made little
bobbing courtesy and sat down. l
complimented her playing; she got off
the chair, said thank you,' repeated
her courtesy and sat down again.
This she did every time said word
of commcndation and always with the
same grave, old manner" 1t is gen.
orally thought she is too precocious
to live long, and as | am told she
practices six hours day, | can we'll
believe that she will be a martyr to
the ambition of herself and friends
Letter from Italy.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-27

A PuzzLE.-Some little time since
two gentlemen, both travellers, met at
one of the largest hotels in San Fran
cisco. One was lamenting his condi-
ton, and his folly in leaving his fami-
ly at home. He asked the other if he
had family.
"Yes, | have wife and six chill
dren in New York, and l never saw
one of them.'
At this reply the interrogation was
rather taken back, and sat for some
moments in silence, then continued:
"Wcre you ever blind?"
"No, sir"
"Did you marry a widow"
"No, sir"
Another lapse of silence.
"Did l understand you to say, just
now, that you had six children AT
home, and had never seen one OF
thcm?'
Eyes, sir; so stated"
Another and longer pause; then
he said:
"How can it be that you never saw
one of them?"
"Why, one of them was born after l
left there"
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-27
Notice.

Thavc in my possession the following
described horse and mare, which, II
not called for and the charges paid IN tnir-
ty days from the first publication OF this
notice, will he disposed Of according 10
One small dun mare, branded II on the
right hip. ,,;,, white
,nane and tail. No brand, and about four
,,aars old A. DUQUETTE.
IDAHO CRY, June IS, 1879.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-27
A MUSICAL CLocK.-What ridicu

A MUSICAL CLocK.-VVhat ridicu.
lous things occur sometimes at funcr-
ais! For instance, on one of those
solemn occasions there was in the
house of the defunct an old clock
fashioned, which, when it finished the
announcement of the meridian hour,
was made to play tune. The offici-
ating minister was in the midst Of
his sermon when, noon having arrived,
the clock commenced striking twelve.
In very solemn tone he impressed
upon his hearers tho inevitable flight
of time; but the exhortation was evi-
IDENTIFY ineffective, as the clock in
stantly followed with the CHEEKY old
notes of "Takc your time, Miss Lucyw
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-27
IDAHO CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY

=. D. Aingsiey. general merchandise. Main s,ra.,
9. ". Crafts. general merchandise, Main strse,
Thomas Barry. general merchandise. CONNER
cial street.
Lauer 4 Swim. general merchandise Mat,
street.
9. Marie. Tin and hardware. Main street
d. b. Kimmel. watches and jewclry. Main street
J. b. Emery. general merchandise. Main stree,
I'd. fuimer. general merchandise main street
George DUNCAN. hotel, Main street.
". PAYNE. carpenter. Main street
Wall streets ."e
Dr. Shelter, physician and surgeon, wallul,
street.
Dr. II. Zipf physician and drugstore, Main street
Rowe McDevitt, meat market, Main street.
A. Strauss. commission aud storage business
Main street
John Garrecht meat market Main street
~ hAug. brewery. Main street.
c. W Moore Co. First National Bank, Main
street.
John Good. Tonsorial artist, Main street.
$. c. Silsby. books and stationery. Montgomery
street.
NJ. Luney hotel. Luna House, corner Mont.
somery and Commercial streets
W. W. Black. livery and feed stable. Main street.
Wuln Miller. soda factory. Wall street.
Tincher Holland. saloon. Main street
Matt Zapp, saloon. Main street
Mcclin,ock stewart feed and livery stable,
Montgomery street.
Martin Mcllennovich. restaurant Wall street
William MAatx. boot and shoe shop Main street
Hay Co~an. blaeksmiths. Main street
John Harley. blacksmith. Main street.
Henry Frctdenger. bakery aud fruit store. Main
street.
Dol!oux. grocery aud liquor store. Mou,some ry
street.
Chas. Mau,x. boo, aud shoe shop. Main street.
Heman Jones. wagon maker. Main street
Josiah Cave, blacksmith Main street
Thomas Dixon. tailor. MAins,r-cI
Stuck \ Eli. carpenters. Main street.
Lester furguson. carpenters, Montgomery
street
Dr.. II. simpson. physician and dentist. CONNER
cial street
John Brodbcck. fruit aud cigar store Main street.
II. r. Lodge. matchmaker. Main stree.
Grorg. Bennett. uphols,.rer. Montgomery street
There IL . saw mill JUST outside Of town owned by
nrrtii. umpktus W-s. and another two miles
from Town Owned by Willis 4 Drisooll Tho latter
60 has lumber yard on Main street. the former ~
cir mill Tho school house aud Good Templar
hall Also Main ss.-.i. and one or two Chinese
stores There is Methodist Church on Wall street.