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nj 40 BROAD STREET.

W L : r Z & O u y 6 i.

WE ARE COMM
Tai. Is cheap. but figures count. Our motto e.
Never TO he undersgld. Buyers, look 10 your Inter
est. Having received our first invoice of Spring
GOODS, we are now prepared 10 Offer goods . Cr
rs to astonish every buyer. Further talk Is anas.
ceSSary. Now come the figures:
10 cases Of CALICUf.S at ca aud S!lC.. suitable
for the present and coming season-hese COOS
are the best manufactured;
OSE.YARD-WIDE FRENCH CAMBRICS ose
oNE-YA RD-WlDE FRENCH CANBEICsul9e
worth 20c.;
SHIFTING CAMBRICS nhe largest a>sUr.mtata
the city, at loo. worth 15c psr yard;
/ 900 pieces SHIFTING PRINTS lc. below cs:
Remember well. this is The largest stock Of PROT,
ever known In any d'y-goods store before. Cal
3 C cases IS. ONE.YaRD WIDE BLEACHED COZ.
Ton at Sc Sc w%r cd. l Gs ; lgllyo "a e
amongst which are the best. known brala.;
FRUIT .0F. THE. LOOM MlLLSatllc.;
DAVOL and WAMSUTTA MILLS u case prize;
100 pieces SOFT-FINlSH CAMBRIA, one yaf4
wide, at only 1875 actually As good a. hoas.
PILLOw-CAsE COTTOSS Mt 1a4c.;
Eull-width BLEACliED and Brown SHEET.
INGS at 25 and SOC;
BED-TICKS at 10, 12%, ] 5, go. aud 2Jc.
lO0 nieces DOMESTIC PLAlps aud GIHGHAHS
cuE + Il, rs SHiGiEIiStsNh larges, stock In thu
city: ...,,.
BLACK ALPACAS aud MOURNING GOODS Il
the lowest figures. ,,.., .....,.
We have nfty pieces PLAID DRESS GOODS
which We have beeu selling ut 20 and Soc. nos
reduced 10 the low figure Of one shilling;
l 900 CORSETS. all si2as, At iUc. worth b3c.'
A large stock of better CURSETS at 30, zoe. an!
) / apair; -. - ,,,,-. ,,,..,
CACHEMFRE LACFS. CACHEMERE LACE>.
very tine stock 10 select from:
LINEN LACf.s only 25c. u p:ece oitweye y!tf;
6 ERMAN LACES Ut 10 and l5c. worth DC
yard fully: ,,>.,.,.,
Another lot II remnants Of IRISH LINENS /:
one bali their value: .,.,
LINEN SHEETINGS aud PILLOW-CAsE IL.
MEMS remarkably cheap;
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS;
TOWELS, NAPKINS. DOILIts;
BROWN and BLEACHED DAMAskSr
FRUIT-CLUTHs;
TABLE and PIAEO.COyERS at Sery ~
prices
Don't fail TO call soon as we have now %" large:
sYCLE BKOTliERs.
429 Broad street, between Fourth aud tiiia.
Formerly
ISAAC SYCLE. JULIUS SfCLL'
ia 22
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Mr., Adams'S Diary

file memoirs OF the late JcmS QUIScY
ADAMS, have reached the voiuminous length
of eight volumes "and a clock iE agin." 1t
promises to be long enough to meet the most
long .wluded expectations. Fortunately it
is most ia The form Of diary, and may be
CLEANED over rapidly.
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Til" average height Of the therm omeer,
taksu 1t sunrise each Cay, in Richmond dr-
ring the month Of JANUARY, 1876, was thirty
nine d. rccs. During The month o! January,
1874. tic avcragc was forty degrees.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
B HANDSOME PLAID cAaBgIC ;- d,

| ty~HANDSOMEs PLAID CAMBRICj Of
12Kc. worth 20c.;
COTTON DIAPER at 81 piece worth $50;
LINEN DIAPER at ~ worth 90 piece;
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS at So pair worth
SO;
BL ANKETS at So pair would be cheap at 81;
HOMEMADE CoMFORTABLEs at $50, 50,
and $3.50, WORTH 50, $3.50, aud $3.50;
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET at sl.lo per
yard worth s1.35;
BEsT ING RAIN CARPET at 81 worth 81 .25 per
yard
STRIPED HEMP CARPET, full yard wide, at
Csc. per yard;
BROWN TABLE-LINEN at soc. per yard worth
7Jc.;
NAPKINS at 81 per dozen well worth $t.25;
NAPKINS a, sl.25 per dozen-wowd be cheap at
$3.50;
Bargains in GOODS FOR MEMS AND BOYS
WEAR, at LEVY BROTHERS.
A lot of soILED CORsETs for sale cheap.
fe 2
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me- RICHARDSON'S LINEN .-We
now cffer this celebrated make of IRISH LINEN
a, sayng Of from 9 TO csc. per yard to the pur.
chaser. Having purchased large stock enables us
to make the above liberal offer.
We also offer an excellent article Of WHITE
SHIFTING CAMBRIA at the extremely low price
of SIC. per yard-would be cheap ut 12Ec.
We continue to sell LONSDALE CAMBRIA at
15c. per yard. [fe q LEVY BROTHERS.
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MAJ RHAdsES.

Married, january %, 1876, at the Mayo Street
synagogue by the Kew. DR.. Isaac 2. Mendes. Mr.. ".
JiCHTESsTEIN and Miss CAROLINE kAUF-
MAN. daughter Of Marcus Kaufman, ESD; both Oh
this city.
New York Times, Philadelphia Ledger, and
Paterson Guardian please copy.
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NE ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Owlng to
an ndspositlon the rector cannot meet his appoint
ments to day. The services at II NJ. and 8 p. NJ.
are therefore suspended.
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NJ ST. JOHNS CHURCH.-Litany
service and sermon by the rector EVERY NIGHT
THIS WEEK at quarter to s O'Clock. Seats free.
All are welcome.
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AMESEfIENE as.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
AUGU5TIN DALY's FAMOUS FIFTH-AVENUE
THEATRE COMPANY
in the
big BONANZA"
On FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4. 1876,
Mr.. ACGUSTIS DAILY will Introduce the above cele-
brated company, from his Fifth-Avcnue Theatre. In
New York, to the public of Richmond; on which
occasion his last great humorous success, the
BIG BONANZA,
will he presented, with new scenes. elegant dresses,
superb stage-settines, aud TIE SAME GREAT CAST
That for period OF 400 nights was The attraction in
New York.
TWO NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
FRIDAY EVENING AND SATURDAY AFT Err
NOON,
THE BIG BONANZA.
SATURDAY EVENING,
ONLY TIME OF THE EyER-PoPCLAR PLAY
VORCE,
with the powerful original cast.
The sale of seats will begin on Wednesday morn
ing At WAITS mus'c-StOrc. Reserved seats, 81
Admission. 75c ; gallery. 3Oc. Matinee prices
Reserved seats. SOC: children, 2Jc. fe Lot
OPERA LIBRETTOS.
" PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS;
AT
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DEATHS.

Died at the Texas Military Institute, Austin,
Texas. January 9th, HENRY JAMES. formerly
or Richmond, In the sixty-irst year OF his age.
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1851 ru,r0

t5367] ruaT o.
II ssn day Of January, sss a su = !. Sc B6 gs
Court ssaa ga!ssa S,s' ss,a a q aas p
i s ssss On i, 81 se. s'.,ssI
pssig e . q ann psesS
ss asa 's Is% aas sSst a.s, q and sS :
saia hsasi sasss Of his s5.s,e w4H y'i|
OF Of saasrsp b. se Foe e
fore j. l.. srS Asp, 1878, al ~ TsDsitE
- Uai,ed s9s'' :.
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SoUgT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONER, w
Powlt.TAS CouBInoI ID. }
Ao" January Il, lc"'

JANUARY IL Ic'n =:
ARCHER'S ADMINS q. ~ :, zee axr ,cs:;5!
N HARyIE AND OfhAh2s.--I ,s,n Of ID. g! !.
sn,t m court ;o Of Powhatan eoun %' s,d cad
me as eommi,sioner IN ehancs ~ i ss,es Of dc =
take an acsoantFrs, Of al ' and mir Ias.
sonh' s Of hi I'M shesf disSes aud sst
bird Of the adninisirasios o. .n Of y
Archer hy the pisintia. as ssg1,a the cest ~
administrator: have ssip1n@hstan IS tie p go
Sato ,si IV The ali Esotaiis5y ; ls aD,
Ashe tinie' Tor 'a WILLIAM POPE D A6itSrts
cammissioner In Cbsaerr' sowssisS
&fa l9-Wiw SltS aE
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f-tY- GREAT REDUCTION.

Elegant EMBROIDERED CLOTH PIANO-COV-
Frs, large size, at 50 worth Sl2. and no mis-
fake;
TABLE-COVERS at II, 1925, $50, AMI up
to So;
STAND-COVERS, elegantly embroidered. at S2
GOLDEN FLAX STAND COVERS at coo. worth
Sl.2J:
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUSLIN, II yards
wide, ut %, 80, and 35c. worth 80. 4o
and soc. LEVY BROTHERS.
HAMBURGER EDGINGS and INSGRT1NGS
very cheap lea
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MT CASHMERE LACES;
HAMBURGII EDGINGS and lNSERTiSGS;
TURKEY RED TABLE DAMASk and NAP
klSS;
LANCASTER CAMBRlCS;
SHIFTING PRINTS;
MOTTO and PICTURE FRAMES:
BLANKETS and CONFORTABLES;
MARSEILLES QUILTS,
CHEEIOT SHIkTISG;
GROS GRAIN RIBBONS in al! widths
HIGH BACk-CUMBS:
NOTE PAPER imboxes;
EXCELLENT NOTE PAPER at 81 per rean;
$50 ENVELOPES for soc. worth 81:
NOTTINGHAM LACES and
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
CASHMERE LACES. fe2
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THEATRE.

JOSH BILLINGS,
Sage of Podunk, Prince Of fiumOrlsts,
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3RD,
IN HUMOROUS READINGS.
ANELASGE OF WIT, WISDOM, AND Fun.
Box-sheet open at WAITS music-stsre Febru-
airy lst
Dress circle and orchestra, reserved seats. Toe. {;
admission to parqucttc and family circle, 30c
ia 27-7t
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CONCERTS,


A SSEMBLI HALL,
FEBRUARY Sd and iTH, 1876.
GRAND ANCIENT AND MODERN CONCERTS
FOR TIE BESEFIT OF THE
The lldic, will give two entertainments which,
for novelty and attracliveness, cannot be sur
passed.
The programme comprises many of the sweet old
melodies aud concerted piece, of the "old school,
as well as some of the exquisite gems OF me MOI
cru The massive aud roodcruus chorus of sixty
voices, with -
EESSEICIi'S FULL ORCHESTRA,
will contribute in no small degree tn the enjoy
mcrt of the evening. Costumes will represent the
period, of 1916 and 1876
Admission. 81. No extra charge for reserved
seats. sale of reserved seats 10 commence MON
DAY the 3 lst instant al HENRY &. WAITS mu-
stc-store Main street. j. 2o-ot
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MT WILLIAMsBURGH COURT.

AtLEVY BROTHERS you will hnd goods SUIT
able for costumes for the representation OF the
WilliamSburgh Court.
COLORED and BLACK SILK vELvETS,
COLORED and BLACK FELFETEENS,
COLORED SILK PLUSHES,
WHITE and COLOEED CORDUROY.
LARGE-FIGURED CALICOES and CRETOSS,
LACES in all widths,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
Also, for ball dresses,
SPANGLED MUSEINS,
WHITE and FANCY-COLORED SILKS,
WHITE and COLORED TARL ETANS;
Two four, and six-button OPERA KID GLOVES;
FANS In great variety;
FANCY JEWELRY, &C., &c, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
New arrival Of HAMBURGH EDGlNGS and
ISSERTIS9S ut great bargains. Je
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MEETINGS..


OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY CoMPASY,l
RICHMOND. January Il, 1876.
T,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY will be held at their Office.
on Leigh street. on MONDAY the 20th day OF
February. 1876, 1T 2 o'clock N.
Ia ol-td &. WALDROP, Secretary.
A MEETING OF THE STOCK &
N HOLDERS IL THE MASONIC TEN Xxx
PIE ASSOCIATION OF THG STATE OF "
VIRGINIA will be held at ST. Albln's Hall (Ihird
and Main streets, in the city of Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY the 23i of February, 1876, IT S
O'Clock p. NJ. by order or the Board Of Trustees
Ia la.3taw3w&dtd JOHN DOVE, secretary.
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FURN8TEKE.

LUST RECEIVED, A LOT OF ~"
- PATTERN BED-LOCSGES ar " ~
Tor CHAMBEs. and DlSIN .Rooan n. @.t
TIRE that have ever Scp', muh s, o., is'1
srSdes OF goots ken, In frst-cis. 81 h"v De "
buyers to examine ny stecs, anu ~ .o.!s =! =
nei That They are cheaper .hAn any
same quality ever Offered /" .gs'ICS;A,TlHRlGms
le Governor 'I;v.>
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T HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED Mr..
4 CHARLES e. STRAUS 10 q fun interest in my
business. and viii continue At my former business
stand under the tirn-name and style OF
L. ROSE & CO.,
where we shall continue 10 keep large stock OF
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES,
and FANCY GOODS, and ask from my friends and
the public their continued patronage which they
have so literally bestowed upon me Tor the last
twenry-iye years l.. ROSE.
ie l-lw 206 Broad street.
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CLOTHING.
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS.

WHITE DRESS SHIRTS.
With view to change In my shirt department
I will offer my entire stock OF GESTLEMEES
FINISHED and LAUNDERED SHIRTS from this
time until the spring trade opens At such prices rs
will ast0nish alland without regard te cost Ny s3
Shirts will he sold a, 1928 my $3.50 Shirts at 81,
my 1925 Shirts at II rs. THIS stock embraces the
usual make-E., H.. o., B.-with various styles OF
bosoms besides the regular make.
MY PARTLY MADE SHIRTS.
Ny Partly-MaGc Shirts will not BE- reduced.
I'M all cases these prices are for CASH ONLY.
Those In want will do well 10 call and examine,
nd that soon rs Mt these prices they Will not last
long. WM IRA SMITH, kgt,
No. 100 Main street.
sion. OEI. FLAG fc 1-3t
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
TUEsDAY, February l, 1876.
SENATE.

Lieu!cuant-Goveruor THOMAS presiding.
Pray er by Rev. }. i. Jetcr. d. d.
Senate BILL with House amendments, for
relief OF securities Of Samuel J. Spindle, late
sheriff Of Eappabaunock county, was taken
I'D ana The amendments agreed to.
Sc nate bill, with House amendments, to
INCORPORATE tue town Of Seldom, in the
county Of Lee, was taken upand the amend
ments agreed tG.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17
ELLA HALPIN,
Assistant Teacher.

Following are the names of the
judges of Election for the different
precincts, and also the names of vot-
ing places.
Idaho City preciDct-place OF vot-
ing, Court House. Judges, G. I.
Keys, John Wallace and Frank Mill
er.
Halfway House precinct-H Half
way House. Judges, j. L. G.. Smith,
Geo. Dunnigan, James McCluhg.
Walker & Kimmel's mill immels
mill. Judges, VIM. Libby, Alex ST
fers, Geo. Ross.
Observation-Disclosures Hall. Judges,
A. nobbs, P. Doyle, A. Baker.
Pioneerville-sc school house. Judges,
Is. B. Connolly, Baily Hayden, Henry
McGuinness.
Placerville-Smiths old store
Judges, Henry Ashcroft, j. 0'Don ell,
w. 81. Hutchinson.
Granite -Connoughton's no
tel. Judges, John Leary, Michael
Wallace, Levy Etter.
Upper Payette-school house
Isages, Hugh Craig, J. B. McLough
N, S. Yournc.
QuartzburgLA. Mofrisoh's house
Judges, John Elsler, G. Huppertz,, H
s. Coughanour.
Horseshoe Bendl-Good Templa'
Hall. Judges, Hank CLARK, @. Miner
IL. R. Pile.
Sdnaw Creek MitChell's house
Judges. John Ireton, A. G. Mass nj. w
| S. Mitchell
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17
ROLL OF HONOR SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. /,
IDAHO CITY.

Following is the roll of honor for
the week ending Oct. 18th:
Ella Harvey, Lena Brodbeck, Anna
Brodbeck, Nellie Davis, Lucy Ainslie,
Anna Galbreaith, Nettie Hill, Anna
Martin. Minnie Martin. Sada McClin-
took, Della Wallace, Mary Wallace,
Julia Foster, Hattie Foster, Anna
Suhlsen, PAMELA French, Emma
Bright, Ella Bright, Mary Linstead,
Mary McGinness, Chas. Cooper, Louis
Garrecht, Fred. Garrecht, John Barry,
Eddie Strauss, Isaac Lauer, Milton
Lauer, Frank Simpson. Lonnie Hill,
Matt Zapp.
GEO. w. RICHARDS,
Teacher.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

CAPTAIN BATES and his wife, former.
ly Miss Anna Swan, the grants, whose
marriage in London attracted much
attention several years ago, have re-
tired from show life, and built fit
ting residence near Rochester, N. Y.
He is seven and half feet high, she
is an inch taller, and each weigh over
400 pounds. The rooms of their
house are eighteen feet high and the
doors twelve feet. Their bedstead is
ten feet long, and all the furniture is
proportionately large.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

Rev. JEREMIAH McKEAN, of the NJ.
3. Church, arrived at this place last
Saturday, having been assigned this
field Of labor by the late Conference.
He preached Sunday morning and
evening to large congregations, and
created a very favorable impression
among his hearers. Mr.. Mexican is
from Ohio, we believe, and is most
affable gentleman as we'll as an excel
lent preacher. We hope he will find
his new post of duty pleasant one.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

IT seems to be a well-established
fact that the last three or foar years
have witnessed d returnyo the Jews
to Palestine from every quarter of the
globe. The number going from Rus
sia is entirely unprec dented. The
Hebrew population of Jerusalem is
more than double what it was ten
years ago, and the movement is going
ON rapidly. Most of the city property
is now in the hands of Jews, who
have gone there from all countries,
and ina few years time.they viii
probably be owners Of the whole city.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

IF it should be clearly shown that
the grouse on The prairies and among
the mountains feed upon grasshoppers
and their eggs almost exclusively, as
our best authorities on this subject
claim. it may be necessary in the fu-
ture to protect these birds by strin-
gent laws enacted by our national
government.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

A coating of diamonds on'a pure crys'al
these are Partisan Diamonds Their
Ulster is perpetual. For sale only az
RICHARD HUMPHREYS Jewelry
store ITO Broadway, opposite Stewards
New York. Goods sent G. .. ", Wl'n
privilege to examine before paying TOR
them Send for illustrated price DsI-
.rN- | have no agents.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

The Salesman, knowing full well
that the chances are very favorable
for the nomination of Hon. j. M. Can
nady for Delegate to Congress by the
next DemocraticTerritorial convention,
is trying to politically injure that gen
tleman by frequent illusions IN its col
umns to the disappointment felt by
his friends at his non-success in not
having been the choice of the party
for that position fEthe convention just
passed-hoping flief9by to create dis
affection among fIic democrats of
Boise county sufficient to cause some
of them to vote against Mr.. Fem.
The harm that it aims to bring about
is the retaliation of the personal
friends of Mr.. Fem should Mr.. Gamma
dy be the next nominee. We take
pleasure in informing the Statesman
that the Democracy of the Basin are
not only solid for Fem, but many Re.
publicans will also vote for him. Mr..
Cannady's admirers are too warmly
attached to him to be thus led into his
injury by voting against Mr.. Fem.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

AN Irishman, one day, on finding a
blanket. told his wife of his good
fortune, and went on to say that
'lariin' was foine thing" "Yis,' he
said, "and begorra the blanket had
me name on it-U. for Patrick and S.
for McCarty. Yes, begorra, larnin' Is
a moighty foine thing"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

! SAID Blaine in q recent sspeeck,
"They want us TO pay for the use Of
battle-ields on which we licked them,
and their impudence goes so far as 70
demand rent for backgrounds, On
which they licked uss' This sally
took. but amid the laughter q veteran
iii the crowd cried olt, .Blaine,s one of
your blasted Spencer rifles busted in
my hands while ! was trying to shoot
d reB and blew of sthese'two, fhgers
WIFE your company give me.a little
pay for emf" He was q boYm .. blue,
hut they hustled him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

We talk about the growth of New
York or Chicago, but it is nothing to
the growth of London. A new city
almost half as large as Chicago seems
to he added to the metropolis of Eng
land every two or three years.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

MR PAT NooSAS and family, and
Messrs. Ben Hayes and Pete Towev.
left yesterday for the Atlantic States.
They are old and respected residents
of Boise county, and we hope to soon
chronicle their return.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

THERE are two wooden mills in Tex
as, and two and one-half millions sheep
are doing their level best to grow
wool enough to keep these mills from
stopping.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

PoINT SETTLED.-During the foot-rac-
mo mania in the Basin sometime since
great dispute arose as to the proper
mode of deciding who came out first.
One of the Idaho City boys wrote to
the Chicago Field for enlightenment
upon the subject, and under the head
of ANSWERS to Correspondents that
most excellent authority on all sport
ing matters, of date October 7th, con
tains the following:
E. W.. j., Idaho City.-At one q
our foot-racing matches, a dispute
arose as to how the outcome should
I've measured. Some claimed the feet
and others the head, and others still
the breast. Your correspondent
thinks the breast should be the point
measured. Please answer through
YOUR paper and oblige. Ans.-A tape
Is usually stretched across the track
And the men should breast it without
lonchino it with their hands; this II
the only fair way Of deciding on 9
close race.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

NOBODY likes to be nobody; but ev-
erybody is pleased to think himself
somebody. And everybody is some
body; but when anybody thinks him
self to be somebody, he generally
thinks everybody else is nobody.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

IHE Statesman predicts q state Of
things equal ii atrocity to the massa-
ere Of st. Bartholomew because Of the
election Of Hon. S. S Fem. Rivers,
Of blood will flow Gown the
streets Of the gay capital and the
water-wheels in the irrigating canals
will be turned by the crimson tide.
Now, we cry US mercyl mercy Drop
the curtain on the dark picture, good
Mr.. Statesman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Della Ainslie, Maggie McGuinness,
Mary Mautz, Emma Jones, Rosa Eos.
ter, Carrie Bradford, Amelia Jones,
Clara Garrecht, Ella Martin, Louis
Suhlsen, Peter Zapp, Bonnie French,
Albert Zipf, John Farrell. Frank Far
rell.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS,

Attic money is needed at all times
inhe WORLD Office, and more particu
lulv at about this time. Subscribers and
patrons generally are respectfully reques-
edbpay up their indebtedness and thus
help us keep things going.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17
rOstomce Hours.

nuriup week Gays, until further notice,
A. D pnsteAice will he kept open from seven
1 n until nine P. NJ:
= SUNDAYS n from halfpast twelve to one,
,Dd from four until six P. NJ.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
oDened At ali on Sundays; and no Money
Gnlpr business will be transacted on Sat
rrdsvs after four o'clock P. M.
s. G. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec. 8, 1875. Postmaster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

=. aoM. ). 5. FEM and George Aims
Y LETT Yesterday for Alturas county,
QUO while there will address the citi-
1aS On the political issues of the day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

i. NAT Gordon Of ,Mormons is slowly
I t''Sorely contracting and win soon
a. A., 'ue a0tesman Office close In its
embrace. And then-and
S A., Jehosophat! what
menl
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

Dr. zRF, at the City Drug store, has
just received fresh supply of white
lead, paints and oils.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

LIONS KATHATRON makes beautiful.
so'sy luxuriant hair; prevents its falling
w o. turning gray. 1t has stood the test
S~year'. Is charmingly perfumed, and
Aa no rival.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

IHE political campaign in this coun-
twill be opened in earnest the latter
part Of this week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

~. aASANs MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
!. '''ie. the complexion; removes freckles,
:, ! anu sallowness; makes the skin soft,
:. ana delicate. It's application can
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-17

}, MEssRs BEN. DAVIS and j. G. Fox
50 started for Atlanta yesterday to look
after their mining interests over there.