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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-18
RELIGIOUS IarELLIGENCE.

--AccordinE TO announcement, Rev. III
a. Jones preached the COmmenceIueDt
sermon Of the Columbia Athenpum Iast
Sunday morning. The church had recent
.r Undergone Improvements, and 10 looked
Ut-iui, cool and cheerful The Athe-
#..ulu pupils, dressed in pure white, were
present, and added much to the cheerful
Ha-t. Brother ZONES took for his text.
.-tlm cXliV: l2th verse, and preached AN ell
..aDt sermon, Astounding and rich in his
...Ira and classical ailusiOn.
II Ge ministers Ol the PreSby terrain, Cum
..rIand Presbyterian and Methodist church,
.....sf 5u t.elr sunday night appoint
...Ur ia order That their respective cOngTe-
f.sI- might attend tine cture to the
auuE Mems Christian Association at st.
Peter, Church, by Rev. Geo. Beckett. Mr.,
I..r..etI'S lecture was from james, lSt chap
.....E Iaa yrYsN, "Iure religion and Undecided
H.. .lTs- cod and The Father is this, To visit
His. la. ..glr-s and widows in their aftlictiOn,
and 90 keep himself unspOtted nom the
world The lecture was full ortrue wisdom,
and was well received. DR.. Mitchell has
been requested to preach a sermon for the
Young Mems Christian \ Association on the
IIfu OF July. \ collection was taken up
last ~uud ~ night, the result being S1.l5.
District Meeting for savannah District
VIII .f held at Hampshire, July Sth, 9th,
EHIl ana mn. Bishop McIy cire viii pre-
-.... DIR 4. Young and Or. J. +. Meier
rT.I are expected To he present. The church
is being neatly finished up for the occasion.
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Forest and stream,

This is the name OF a spIendld weekly,
devoted to hunting and fishing, field
sports of all kinds, fish culture, pro-
lection of game, preservation of forests
in fact, all outdoor recreation and
study. 1t contains matter exceedingly in
teresting to fishermen and huntsmen, and
we don't see how they do without it.
Those of our sportsmen who have read
it think it invaluable. Address Forest Il
Stream Publishing Co., II Cheatham ST.,
New York; S. per year.
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even at the expense of beauty. If Methc.
Cusll mas any special mission it is to preach
20 the multitudeS-the poor and rich; and a
hethOd1St church should be built with this
IN view rather than to furnish nice, beau
lIul church for pew renters and church
members to sii in. Beauty is a GOOD thing,
when II does not sacrifice something more
essential and vital-beauty is not religion.
But maybe this is none OF our business. The
church Will be an ornament to the t0Wp.
and great praise is due to DR.. smith, the
Pastor, for having the CJ..a~o and industry
necessary to undertake. slir-,s q SIX in such
desperate hard times; su.d also > John 7.
McFerrini who got upso many Of the sub
scrlptloIs last year. II4. c1u.cn has moi
been built by hethOdists a.aIe, but by all
demon nations. When thu "rca calami-
" ieli upon the Methodist Cc0EFrs ton, all
sects came TO their resCsIe. and Subscribed
literally, otherwise the handsome new
church would never have been bGIii. ",
do not des ire 10 make COMPARISONS. bat
are diSpnS a. Ia make special mention IL
this respect OF Oh" Presbyterian Ci.u.Ch,
who[e ~, IA seTS ar" among our wrai;Ei"st
people 80. hrugh e..2HE'I in making Cz-
tenslF improvements on then own CdifiCe,
they yet subscribed very literally tow ards
building the MytIg-, sf c'.Ji,'.. We sp, ak 81
ms because some persons have thought the
freSDy tellanS ought not to have torn down
their good church while the Mcthodists
were endeavoring to build one on the ashes
d an Old one. They asked no outsiders to
held them, but they helped the MethOdists.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-18

There was called meeting of the mem
bcrS OF the Columbia Bar ON Friday, June
nth, Tor the purpose OF organizing Il public
law library. ON motion W. :. Rainey, Esq,
was elected President, and a. II. Brown
Jr, Secretary. The objects of the meeting
were stated by WI. Webster, Esq, and at
ter a brief discussion a- to the manner of
organization, n committee was appOinte d
to draft constitution and bylaws, consist
ing of MCsSrs. W. b. Gordon, W. II. Tim
mons, a. c. Hickey, WI. Webster and II,
L. FiguerS. W. II. TimmOnS was appointed
to ascertain the number OF books in the diff
fcrent offices in the city, TO assess their val
ne and To ascertain the number likely to be
contributed. The meeting then adjourned
to meet at the Circuit Court room on Tues
day, June 18th, at 10 o'clock \. NJ.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-18

Office OF EDsALL " MCEWES,
June l7th, 1879.
Bacoa-Shoulders iOHcts; sides, llets hams
ljiaCts.
Eatter-lj and DOC.
BeesIDdr-2pcS
Riackiag-7ic.al % v doz
COH0a--s To bets. dun
Cotton Seed-30c per 100 ios.
Cyra-sl.O 90 per bushcl.
C0fsc-2} to sc for Rio by Sack Lasuira
Java BE.
coal 0l-l75 test, 1Octs. per gallon.
Clndjes-22Iz g2Jc.B n.
Eggs-lOCts,
FlOu--S4. per 100 Us.
Gtager-3O9JJc.
Hungarian Grass SEEDED. p busuol.
Lgrf-l8 to % cents.
LiJac-2j13Dc. ID bushel.
bfeui-Sl.ZO.
Kgiasses ant Syrups-common, 75c.gg1c; gu'.
den syrup, slgl25.
Pea Nttts-IJ 20 ~ cts, Duh.
PsDper-3j9iUc.
Rics-llal2c
Rye-slSO per bu.
Sait-5gO 325. for7 bu; FOR 81 bushels, $3.50.
S0rp-IOg loo.
SJdtH-lOcts.
Sugqr-New Orleans, l0@l8c; Demerug, llE
l5c; sugar, l2cz crushed and granuIalea
l3egldc.
Tsr-IO092OO Eln.
Iajt0J0-6c. Hl n.
W00L-Dull at quotations, 20 to 40,
Whcat Dull sLOJGl.lO.
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4 RuII EiRhf.

We notice in the HERALD AND MAIL
mention made of a severe fight be-
tween two Jacks on the farm OF I. J..
Perry. 1t seems the place is noted for
such engagements; twas but a little
while back, we heard of couple of Bulls
get ting together, one a long horned,
Ky, animal, the other a muley, native
scrub, who saved himself by asking or
taking leg bail for the time being until
the Kentucky animal could be sent
back to the blue grass country, where he
was raised and tempered.
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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-18

Bntts' the second. The bee closed with the
presentation of two prizes offered by Com
stock & RuShton to the two hest SHELTERS
The Misses Roam received the award Il
was an enjoyable affair. Much credit is
due Mr.. Mckay for the clear, distinct way
he gave out the words. The Young neon e
Will meet again next Saturday night to
again test their ability to outspeI any class
IN the district. Why not get up n spelling
match with Carriers Creek? All regretted
that the champion Worcester speIIer Wa.
detained at home, he being engaged in d
private fOOt-washing.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-18
WILEIAMSPo8T TEESIs.

Crops, crops will be the cry until Iau
by; they are doing well, although w
have had cool nights aud mornings forth
last few days. Some cotton Of tbs neigh
borhood is not doing altogether rs wei
as is wished for, which is owing 10 no
being thinned properly in time. and a.
want OF dirt to the shank to protect +
from the unusual cool nights. Corn j.
looking and growing lovely.
There are twelve acres of wheat .r
Grecnpiains farm faIl Of SINUS t,I. want
Of being soaked in bIue,stonc. The hal,
auce Of the acrearc is mot oHr,trJ #
Layir, Lepr soaIafip h1un..rorg ,yI.-.I
/ shows lis efficacy
4 beautiful b9v s,tI col, at f.. dam.
heels ON the Greennlains farm s. II
loft Ia,r broken last t'ridav La,,r.l,. fla.
| knee and nashIre i1inte. II y.,s .-r.I
| h,- oTornoio5j If tLo .,RiiI Nr.J,o .,.Il.
nGar Nashville
r"Inefa nave lheif Aauo@ l"l now
wheat rye D'tie J. cotton @"d corn ''ll To
DC a''g ;,I To- al once no rest ior Ann.
Mr. W. L. russell VINO so4Eq, Tor u
DiS lLoh III JAt htISipOIhuDN ol llHlLi7
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-18
Marriage Licenses.

WHITE.
]. f. Alexander to Altoona Barnes.
J. +. W. Parish 10 +. A. HyOtt.
COLORED,
ThOS, Bryant TO Harriet Perry.
Henry Cook and Emily Williams.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-18

This little village is situated on the
placid waters of Knob Creek, six miles
northwest Of Columbia, in beautiful val
ley, with population Of about fifty souls,
We have one dry good store, one grocery,
one blacksmith shop, and one doctor
shop all doing about as well as could be
expected under existing circumstances.
Our merchants are the Nessrs. Green,
who are live men, IN fact, selling to all
aHke--ten pert cent. upon cost-and will
take any marketing in exchange for
goods at reasonable fguers. Our boss in
the grocery is the wellknown Ed Stone
who has many ups and downs, Ia cripple
and ever ready to wait on his customers
in his line Our blacksmith Il. II. Black
well--we call him Dark for SHORTS ever
ready to wait on the farmer or traveller.
Our farmers are getting along very with
their crops. Wheat will be as fair as av-
erage crops we think, but not the over
grown crop many are calculating upon.
Corn and cotton fair size for the time Of
year. DR.. Cunningham tells us he it get.
ting a good practice on the Nashville
pike. We are healthy IN and around the
village. S. II. Tmmons will soon COM
plete the grading on this end Of the road;
some lidle to grade near Columbia, and
then he will put on the gravel, and there
will be a good road to the city.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-18
TyyrNIzLETwINKLE LITTLE STAR.
RecIted by Robert Pace, at the last
meeting OGthe Polk Society, at the
EnAsEEHTp-

Mica. mica, parVa stella,
Mirror, quWnam SiStam bella!
Sp-rudenS eminuS in lilo,
Alba TelUt gcmma cello,
oUaudO IeTVens sol discesSit,
Nee Galore prata paScit,
AfoN OStUudiS lUnen purum,
Means. micanS, per ObScuTum,
Iihi UOCtu gUI Nagatur,
Oh scintilluium gratatuT;
nj miraTes tn, non Sclret,
Quas per Was erTaruS iTet.
Mcum saepe thalaman luce
SpeCUl3TiS CuriOSa,
Neque carpseris sOpOrem,
DOneC VENT sol per aurams
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-18
Adjourned Session June Term COun
fN Court.

EN SOHEEs
Charles Jones, Executor VS.. John
Slate ct al, decree rendered.
Spain vs.. Spain ct al, decree render
cred by agreement.
Mrs. BlantOn withdrew her petition,
to be reappOinted Adm'r of w. II. BIan-
ton, decd, having heretofore been re-
moved, II. 7. Gordon, public Admir-, APP
pointed.
Guardian settlements of Lula G., Will
L., james B., Lawrence L., Eugene NJ,
and Nicholas Render, approved.
Settlements of Johnson Long and j.
p GoodlOe, Adm'rs of James GoodIOe,
decd, approved.
The following parties presented ac>
counts, VS.. Maury County, w. y. AleX~
ander, A. n. Akin, a. Adcock d Bro,
Lamb q Boyd. L. G. Johnson, w. H.
Nelson, and J, T. Williamson.
Warrants tor 5000 each, now issued to
the following Jurors who served May
term Circuit Court: S. NJ. Medley, g..
B. Novels, J. G. VOORHEES,, T. J. Pickens,
II w. Sanders, A. J. Bynum, W. C.. Sell
lers, J. s. Caldwell, J. W. SOwel, J. u.
Hackney, John AdkissOn, r. c. Ryan,
James Bunch, Leman Oatman.
Following parties had warrants issued
to them for $50 each as Jurors, May
term 1878: J. J. Mangrum, T. S. STRAIT
ton, James S. Cochran, J. b. Galloway.
To VIM. NOles, 50 II Juror May Term
J. n. Scribner S7.4S Juror May Term.
John D. Warren Juror May Term
%S.7S.
George Lipscomb, Juror May Term,
IS ~.
Double Branches,
Crops in these parts are looking better
now than we have seen them since the
war; farmers generally are hard at work,
and have their corn and cotton in bet
ter condition tor this time of year than
you generally see them. Wheat is eX>
cellent; some little rust, not on the stalk
as vet; it is Tipening very fast; some are
reaping, or at least Mr.. Alex Dobbins
commenced reaping his on the 18th.
Stock IN these parts is improving very
fast since the grass has come in. Mr.. w.
j. AdkissOn has bought aChampiOn rea-
per and mower, and intends cutting
wheat Tor his neighbors, we suppose.
Josh is a gO~ahead sort of fellow, and
we wish him good luck in this new enter
prise. Some few weeks since Mr.. John
z. Jack Howard, had separated his
bread corn from the corn which he in
tended to feed his stock with, and had
carefully shucked it and placed it in one
end of his crib: and was cOnSOling him.
self with the thought thathe had plenty
to do him. On going to his crib a few
mornings since, to his great surprise,
some one had borrowed all his bread
corn. We don't think they have paid
back as yet, or ever intend to either.
Mr.. Joseph Worthsm has concluded
at last that it was not tobacco, and pull
ed up all the mullen he had set out.
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COLUMBIA MARKE'T.

once Of EDsALL y MChWESi
June l7th, 1879. :
iOlLcts. sides, llgtr. mann
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-06-18

Sunday morning June 18th, the com
movement sermon was preached III the
G. p. Church by the Rev. II. \. Jones,
from the I44th Psalm and the 18th verse.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20

Inc Democracy Of Ohio has chosen the
anniversary Of the battle Of Bunker Hill
/ -e i'th-as the day on which TO hold
rs SAFE Convention. 4 Cincinnati paper,
III speaking Of this coincident, remarks
aa' There is but little change in the polit-
cal issues Of ITS and 1872 About the
WI! difference between the two periods is
'a' IN 40 the people were fighting against
"'''sn tyranny, while in 1915 they are
".A'ihe The domestic article. The BayO
:, ~, n'll Tor the South, the employment OF
,'9ef' 10 carry elections, the dispersion
:: :. armed force Of the Legislature of Lou
,'a'ia' 'hc third term Presidential project
= u'nlai 70 large portions Of the South
= representation based on taxation, odi
= @flhs and monopolies. are really
'o''e evils than those which, our anccs
~. u.s. were called upon TO- protes. against
injury ago. A speaker like Daniel Web
., a, :, Sho' in behalf Of the country, dcliy
., ~ VIC Grafton of the halfccntennial Gel
,0 @a''oh Of the battle of Bunker Hill Il
~ H. could, if he were a member of tn
na.' A'a'lc Convention ins1s75. haze eve1
s.'. s material Of accusation. 10, charg
rssnl ns' our rulers. As Bunker Hill BY il
50 ,he , sd the contest Of the Revolution
poss;L, Iesulf OF the Ohio election will YER
de,,;ais determine the issue Of the Pres
mon; @, battle. II the Convention is hal
Sor tha and firstclass men nominate
for donhaa ilous positions, there is NO ropr
equal,r as 70 the result, and it is almo.
] Cratic ,h ieI "a, that il Ohio goes Dcmt
e cav Electoral College for the Democrats
ladepeenaSttani!o Tor the Presidency.-[Helen
fsss.1 q 4st 80
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20

ADA CorSrY.-We take the follow
ing items from the Statesman:
Mr.. w. II. Drake is lying very dan.
gerously sick at the Overland Hotel.
Charles Nelson is having brick
dwelling house erected on Grove
street.
Mr.. p. r. Woodland arrived at Boise
City lately. from Cheboygan, M'chl
gan. He intends bringing his family
to this Territory.
Col. Matt II. Graham. of Rocky Bar
who has been spending the winter i!
San Francisco, negotiating with CAPT
talists, has sold number OF lodges
providing they prove what they are
represented to be.
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Notice 70 Lien Holders.
4 q. church and 3. r. Channel W. John Fe

A. @. Church and B. +. Channel vs. John Foster.
4 IL PERSONS HOLDING OR cLAlMlNo LIENS
~ or encumhrances under the provisions OF IAN
Act for securing liens to mechanics and Others.
MON thsA certain frame building known a. Fosters
Hotel situate in Qnartzburg. In Boise county Idaho
Territory. immediately opposite Hanniian . board.
north betns 3sxlS feet more or less one and half
ssnrv hioh with additions on the east and north
.is about twelve feet wtde and Q liar lAxle feet.
sonehAr With the horeditaments and appurten ances
...tslnino thereto and the lAud under and around
,s sau1s fpf such spscs may be necessary for the
ronvcnlent use Of the same. are hereby notified TO
be aud appear In tho District Court Second Judicial
NH ds1 Of September. 1878. and then and there
exhibit the proof Of said liens or encumbrances or
shsv .sil Ia deemed TO be waived in favor Of those
- .,hihited. CO JONAS W. BROWN,
Srfrh7~ Attorney for Plaintiffs
idaho, city, JuneI7. 1875. osw a. t'.A
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GENERAL NEWS.
Meeting q Cqmmppifb snd Workingmeu.
.51Hh H6HdAaS, AN isn.

The Communists and workingmen held
a psSsang here today, IN which the most
inffamiiatory speeches were made, advis-
ing armed resistance to the entertainments
of employers on the fights Of working.
men. Resolutions were, adopted extend
ing sympathy to the striking coal miners
of Pennsylvania. ass. .
Railroad Accicent-spsaksr Blaine injured. b
NEW YORK, June 18th. II
The Boston express train, due here at
II 80 last night, ran off the track about six
miles above the city. Two parlor coaches
were overturned and number of passen.
gers were quite severely burned and bruis-
ed. Vice President Wilson was in the
rear coach and escaped injury. Miss An
ME Louise Caray, vocalist, was slightly in
jured. Ex-Speaker Blaine occupied seat
in the first coach and received injuries
which will contine him to his bed for day
or two.
Cattle Thieves Killed by State Troops in Texas.
BRowNsvIILE (Texas), June 18th.
This morning Captain McNeely, OF the
State troops, with few of his men, pur-
sued, and after forced march Of twenty
five miles overlook band Of twelve cattle
thieves twelve miles below here. They
showed fight, and in the engagement
which ensucd the whole band Of raiders
were killed. McNeely lost one man.
named Perry Smith. and had two horses
killed and one wounded. They recaptured
two hundred and fifty head Of stolen cat
tie.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20
RooMs BoARDoF CENTENNIAL MANAGERS
Idaho, Boise City, June l, 1878.

Idaho, Boise City, June |, 1878
The Board of Centennial Managers for
Idaho announce the following Agents for
the reception and collection Of articles for
exhibition at the Centennial Exhibition at
Philadelphia. 1896. Information will be
furnished BY them on application TO all
persons desiring 10 exhibit They are also
authorized Agents for the sale of stock and
memorial medals issued BY the Centennial
Board Of Finance:
Boise Coun,y-Hon Ben Wilson, Pho.
neer.
Alturas-Hon. John McNally, Rocky
Bar
Owvhee-W. J. Hill, Esq, Silver City
Nez Perces-IIon. L. r. Brown. Mount
Idaho.
Oneida-Hon. VIM. Clemens, Iowa Bar
Oneida-Hon. Alex. Stalker, Franklin
Lemhi-Hon. George l. Shoup, Salmon
City.
Idaho-Hon. 5. p. c. Howard. Washing
ton.
Shoshone-IIOn. Ira Goulder, Pierce
City.
Ada-C. W. Moore, Esq, Boise City.
Letters Of inquiry can be addressed Il
Thomas Kanncy. Secretary Boise City.
l.. +. CARTEE.
Vice President
G.. W. MOORE,
Treasurer and Financial Agent
THOMAS RANNEY.
Secretary
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Notice.

j, =. due the IDAHO WORLD either fol
as w., Advertising, or printing, must b
g y " Jones, or order, who will also
\, labltie. Of the concern,
|ae "'~ 7. J. SUTTON,
f.. w. JONES.
10 CITY. May Is. $50.
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Board of Count Commissioners

OF Boise cnsnty Idaho Territory Will meet IN issg
niar Sesson at che court house. in 1dsho City. on
Monday, the 5th day Of July 1870
tina, beina The nrst Monday In said month. All &C.
counts or oIher matters coming before said Board
should be fled prior to thas ttme. ~.
h An sccouuts and papers must be LEGALLY verified
10 insure artion thereon. and no bill BE- presented
|nnless All the fees are paid JAMES MORTALITY.
IDAHO CRY, March IA. 1875. Ciers'
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20
Sprint got ffs.
@Sgt G[lAI@R9lAGsRst

Henry ReAt@f 4nrKeaHG 4en, freypt tn ct
Res.4xed. Impedimepts to Marriage removed. New
met hod 81 treatment. New and rem1t 4AbIo .teme-
dies Books and cirCulaE1 sent tree. IN .Aeele an
North Ninth e.. Phi1sdeiphis. Ps..-sn institution
having high reputation for Lonorabfe conduct and
professionacskill. A. .s4gase.o Giue) i u
.odahi ~ 5aa-1 lesseis4,. l-I. a--s.ao.. ~ >
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20
Notice.

nHAvE LOCATED, AND WILL APPIf At The
next meetiar Of the Board Of County Commis-
sioners FIR franchise T. sconstruce . Ton Hoao~
and to collect toll On same Said road TO commence
It Gold Hill and run up Smiths Fork about tnrees
A1 - "''>~ g. w. CRAFTS
Banner District, Boise ccapty, + T.. luna lszs
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20

TIE San Francisco Minsirels performed
t.e Thursday and Friday nights TO crowd
houses. They have went over on the
fbrr side Of the Basin. but will return
hi give performance here on next
Wednesday evening. All who want To
nye real good laugh should 60 to their
erJrmance>.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20

THE Law OF NEwsPApERS.-l. Subseri
bers who, do not give express notice 10 the con
trary are csasdered rs wishing to- ccn1nnue
theis subscriptions. .fs s..r
q, If any Subscribers order the. discontinue
ance Of their, newspapers, the psbhshes may
continue to send them s0til MI arrearagfs are
paid. 4@e}. :.
3. II subscribers neglect - refuse to TAKE
their newspapers from the oiglce to which
they are directed, the Law lons them resPon-
sible until they have settled therbalA. aud Or
dered them discontinued. -hiaee.F 4
4. If subscribers remove. to other places
without informing the tlblisher. and the news
papers are sent t. the former direction, they
are held responsible.
S. Pho courts have decided that refusing to-
tuke newspapers from the Office, or removing
and having them uncalled for, is prima facie
evidence. ofi Intentional fraud.
s. The postmaster who .aeglects - give the
legal notice Of the neglect Of person to tako'
from the office the newspapers addressed to
him, i liable t. The pubus6ee @r 'Aesobssrip-
ton price.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20

BOYS will be boys. At Alton, Hi
nois, a preacher asked all the Sunday
School scholars to .stand up, who IN
tended to go to the wicked, soluble.
,s,roying cireHs. All but lame gul
stood up.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-20

Travellers on the Banner road report
/ IN splendid condition, with hands still
work improving il. Mr.. Phillips is do
1s bis duty As road contractor.