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MARRIAGES.

Married, OIL the 18th instant, at the Second Bap-
list church. by Rev. J. L. N. Curry. y. D, Mr. We'd.
of Charles Campbell, Esq; all of this city. No
cards. .a.
Married, on the 18th of October, 1915, by Rev. g.
white w G. DUNNINGTON to Miss INDIE w.
KNIGHT, daughter Of d. II. knight, OF frlnce Ea-
ward
Married. ON the It'll of October, by Rev. G. White,
". d. OWEN, of Halifax. to Miss MAMIE l..
HUNDLEY, daughter of the late Oh. Hundley.
Married, ct tho residence of the brides mother by
Rev. ]. n. May. on the 9th day OF 0GtopeT hS ,1
lei; both Of Rappahannock
Married. on the 18th Instant Mt st. Peters eathe-
dral, by tile Right Rev. Bishop Gibbons, NORA X
PURCELL to THOMAS II. LEAf1 a'i Oh ta's
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The EPREcr.- Baltimore AnerIcqn, lStn'
Republican. las to the effect OF the Oceo-
Der elections upon the further prosecukloni
Of the presidential campaign, the agreement
seems 10 he General that it will at once trans
fer the seat Of main political activity from
the West to the East, and make New York
the "piyotal State" upon which the deter
mination OF the presidential result will ne
cessarily depend. II Is also very generally
assumed that some changes in the mode OF
conducting the canvass will recommend
themselves to both parties. .
It will make you furl the banner OF the
bloody shirt. .t
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MT PURE COD-LIVER OIL.
DIR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony of physicians VINO pre-
scribe it, and Of patients who have taken IT, that IL
&c more accountable to the stomach and more easily
assimilated than any other oil.
We guarantee 1t to be entirely pure and fresh.
free from rancidity, and fully possessing Nil Of the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-liYer oil. MEADE d bahEk,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
oc5 919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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RwELBA PARK METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH (sfarshall street near Hancock).
CHANGE OF SERvICES.-Sabbath school, 3 7. NJ;
P. NJ, by the pastor, Rev. j. p. OTIS
subject. "GospelSprlngs -; prayer and experience
p. NJ, -..Hr ...
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One night last week citizen OF western
village started down town, and OF on ms way
met Democratic procession. Thinking IL
was lost boy he reprimanded 1T severely,
and was going to lead it home when CHAIR
man of one OF the committees, who was
hunting. for the procession with lantern,
informed the citizen Of his error, and res
cued the demonstration from untimely IN
neutrality-suspicious. papers before he
elections.
The New York Tribune thinks that
Hayes's election is foreshadowed by the re-
suits of the elections last Tuesday, and that
it is wrong to spell "savants - with ct"
One opinion is as nearly correct as the
other.
COMPTROLLER Green has accepted the NOM
ination rendered him OF the city OF New
York mayoralty.
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MT FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Mayo street near Broad).-Rev. w. G.
ScHAEFFER will preach at II A. NJ. and at night
at 1880 O'Clock he will deliver eulocy upon the iie
character, and services of Rev. d. +. Bittle ID. d.,
late president of Roanoke College. The public is
cordially invited. Seats free.
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DEATHS.

Died, October 18th, LEURANf, infant daughter
of A. j. and G. E. Malone.
The funeral will take place from her fathers resi-
drnce TO-DAY ut 3 O'Clock
Died. Thursday night, o ctober til, JOHN LEWIS
aged seven months, infant son Of Robert
and HE NJ. Harold. .,
The funeral will take place from the Monumental
church SATURDAY at L. d. -a
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npNEW GOODS RECEIVED DAHL!


. I. STERN & CO.'S NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE,
523 BROAD STREET.
between Fifth and Sixth streets.
We will offer the following BARGAINS Tor This
BLACK ATWOOD cAcHEs1IRE at coo. fully
BLACK cSAtG;HEM1REs at 75c. and 81 worth soc.
Our p a5 cam MoHAiR LUsTRE is sold everywhere
else at Coo. 1t is only few weeks since we In
troduced this goods to the trade. but 1t Is already
well known all over the city for its cheapness.
We sell you q double width 35c. ALPACA for &c.
Call and examine our stock of BLACK GOODS,
and GU will convince yourselves OF what we say.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS BLANkETS!-Weo Of
feryou 81 blanket at $3.75-the cheapest In the
city-chcaper and better blankets; Y full assort-
lnent of COLORED BLANKETS, QUILTS,
and COMFORTERS ut low prices.
A large rs sortment of CASSIN1ERES, FLAN-
NELS, WATERPROOFS, BROWN and BLEACH
ED COTTOES and SHEETlNGS. SHIRTINGS,
IRISH LINENS, COTTON and LINEN DIAPERS,
at astenishingly low prices Alive ask Is call to
examine prices and stock
We call special attention TO our stock OF LADIES
and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR, in all sizes
and qualities: Knit Jacquets Infants Crochet
Sacqucs Caps, Hoods. Nubias, Breakfast ShaWls, Ia
BILE and Piano Covers in an endless variety.
Call early and supply yourselves ut the cheap dry
goods house of Z. STERN CO.,
523 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth streets
We will also open this week 25 dozen BALMORAL
and BOULEVARD SKIRTS 1T famous low prices.
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NE BREEDEN d FOX, -.-
BROAD AND FIFTH STREETS,
. ..- 70, will open on 49,.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10TH, and throughout the
week, their second and most A..
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND
WINTER DRY GOODS.
Amongst the large number of lots will be found
many une1ampled bargains in
LADIES' DRESS FABRICS,
and other styles Of goods. They invite special at
tcntion to the immense variety in
MEMS and BOYS WEAR,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
FLANNELs, and STAPLE GOODS of all descrip-
lions. They beg leave to announce that they are
now prepared 10 offer unprecedented inducements to
buyers. oc 14-N
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The NEXT GoNGREss.-It may be we'll 10
say as to the Ohio and Indiana elections,
even il the same ratio OF losses is kept up
throughout the North it will still give the
next House to the Democrats by from ten
to fifteen majority.
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MEETINGS..

AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
n members Of old {" Fn COMPANY will be held
THIS Saturday EVENING at O'Clock, In the ar
mory of T' Company, Main street between Sew
cnth and Eighth streets. a full attendance is de-
sired Toe i4-lt*l ROBERT ii. GILLIAN
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BASEBALL.

"A GRAND MATCH GAME OF BASE 4
IA BALL for the benefit Of the Lee Monument
Fund at The Virginia State Fair-Grounds on NON
DAY, October / 9th, between the champion At
LANHICS and q PICKED NINE OF this city. Game
at2 p. A s5{ts t.ys sec l4-2ts Il
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Mg- GREAT ANNOUNCEMENT TO
THE PUBLIC.
PRICES REDUCED AND SPECIAL BARGAINS
- OFFERED THIS WEEK


WILLIAM rHaLHn 1E COL Broad street.
HEnE so. Mys to s sell ni Inc ss oas
quick rs possible, have marked the prices eS-
P isIafI} and and STRIPED DRESS GOODS at 12Nc
pLS HE5'n and I'd STRIPED DRESS GOODS at Ice,
SOLID IL, Color DRESS GOODS at 90, 25. and soc.
s xHFth b rs y S6dps 81 soc worth
l5c. yard more y
Also, a large line of BRocADED and STRIPED at
Is pieces Of BLACK ALPACAs at 25 and soc.
20 pieces OF OF BLAck PicAs at ssc. worth soc.
SO pieces ces Of BLACK ALpACAs at s74, 40, and
Is gisess q q REH s 4 4 cAcHlE s e., from
q Other BLAGK GOODS a. low prices. ~ w
In HoUSE-FURNIsHING GOODS have large
Ghsp Bs In ro aRs shae
ings, Curtain Laees, Carpets, Table Oll-Cloths,
$50 SC seR eSs nj h i5h sn tE hss and
CLoAks, made expressly to- order, at low, low
a lhs nssi sHsRI t5Ra ssf s
HOODS, NUBIAS, &C.. very low: L.E..I.i! -.
Inc Ea:S:s h0s saa SHA
f fSSS, THiNGs cG GEakso a BUT
$50 dozen Ladies, md eentlemen,s KID CLOVES,
rs dozen Ladies' TWO-BUTTON GOOD KIDS ut
75c. worth S1.25.
Alarge line of Gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS,
q such Us under-shirts and Drawers, White Shirts,
Striped aud Plain Hose, Handserchlef5, Gloves
suypenders, Bows, Ties, &C., at low prices.
Special attention called to my WooLLEN GOODS
department for men and boys, wear, us have
the cheapest and best stock In the city. 10 pieces
m good satiinets ~ 3oc; worth SOC. a yard s5
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ra= REV. DIR. E. N. BROWNE, Of In
diana will deliver an English lecture at the EleT-
entf-Street synagogue THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock.
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LECTURES.
FESTIVAL.

THE L AIDES OF THE GRACE
30 sTREET s PR5SBYTERIAN GHHRCH pro
26TH and 27TH INSTANTS, In aid of the plans of
their Industrial Society, at the lectnreroom, corner
Of Grace and Fourth streets. oc l4-1t*
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se-CENT STORE.


DECEIVED AT THE
99-CENT STORE:
as NEW TIN TOILET SETS,
LARGE JAPANNED TRAYS,
so COAL-HODS, galvanized and japanned:
LARGE MIRRORS; .
80 barrels GOBLETs-fve styles;
so FOUR-WHEEL WAGONS,
NEW SUBJECT CHRONIOS,
NEW VELVET ALBUMS,
l2 NEW SUBJECT PANEL PICTURES for 99c.,
25 LAP-BOARDS,
Splendid bargains in TABLE CUTLERY,
Great bargains in LADIES' and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR-selling two for &c.;
GENTLEMEN'S HEAVY FLANNEL SHIRTS.
We have added to our stock good line OF La
DIES, MISSES, and CEIILDREN'S SHOES and
SLIPPERS; also MEMS HEAVY SHoEs-au to
be sold at 99c. a pair. This is something new for
MS. They are great bargains at
oc 10 5O5 BROAD STREET.
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ssEcTAL noaICEal..
GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER

BLAcKALPACAs,2 5, 80, SO, 40, SO, &C.,, and MP
tosI per yard;
sEAL-BRoWN IRISH PoPLINs ut so, 75c., and
81 worth 75c., 81, and $1.25 per yard;
25 pieces Of those STRIPED DRESS GOODS al
zoe. worth 80 and 35c. per yard; s.,
so pieces of those 12Xc. PLAIDs worth Csc. per
yard;
BLACK SILKS at sl.1o, $3.50, s1.7s, 50, and mp
to 81 per yard; 5.t sU
coLoRED SILKS from 81 to $3.50 per yard;
A new lot of FURs Just opened;
BLACK CACHEMIRE ut so, 75c, 81, and $1.25--
very cheap; ~ 80
BoMBAzINEs, BIERETz, and HENRIETTA
CLOTHS extra cheap;
500 pieces the latest styles DRESS GOODS which
will be sold for very small profit;
FLANNELs, Plain and Twilled, in all colors, at 20,
25. 80, 40, and Soc, and up-we guarantee the
cheapest in the city;
BLANKETS, in White and Gray, $3.50, 81, $3.50,
1884, and up to s15 per pair-the cheapest Blan-
kets in the city;
Our DOMESTIC STOCK Is complete in every de-
partment, and retailed at wholesale prices;
CARPETS-a complete assortment-2o, 20, 80, 40,
so, 60, 75c., 81, and up-yery cheap;
BALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS, 50c.
to $3.50;
CAssIMERES-we have large large as sortment-
from csc: to 90;
BLUE CLOTHS, extra heavy, and very cheap;
10000 pairs of LADIES'. GENTLEA1EN'S, and
CHILDREN's UNDERWEAR from soc. to
$3.50 per pair;
A complete assortment Of sHAWLs for ladies and
mlsse-latest styles;
LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS.
FRUIT-CLoTHS,
NAPKINS-extra bargains;
CANTON FLANNELS from 10 to Csc. per yard;
A complete assortment of COMFORTS and BED.
QUILTS;
A large assortment OF CARRIAGE-ROBES an6
HORSE-BLANKETS-sold at astonishingly low
prices;
All the latest styles Of SCARFS, RIBBONS, HO'
Sherry, GLOVES, LACEs, and EDGES in the
the city-vcry cheap.
Don't buy your DRY GOODS before you look al
our stock You will save money by giving US call
sYCLE BROTHERS,
oc14 No. 429 Broad street.
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nC9-TRINITY CORNER TWENTIETH
and Broad s).-Serviccs SUNDAY, October
18th, by the pastor. Rev. A. c. BLEpsoE, ut IL a.
NJ and ~ P. n. Young mems prayer-meeiins at
3hPM '.E
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ncar SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH-Dr. HoGE will preach at IL a. NJ.
The new chapel of the Second Presbyterian
church, at the head of Grace street. will be dedicated
In the afternoon, services commencing at 4'oclock
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PROFESSOR HENRY f. LAUBE'S 23
i DANCING ACADEMIES are now open SNA
for the season OF lS76-'77. Those desiring is?ak.
to enter are requested to do so without delay.
HOURS OF. TUITION: .s..-
Ladies, misses and masters, 4 O'Clock "Wednesday
and Saturday evenings. Gentlemen, Tuesday and
Friday evenings ut O'Clock. &C 9-2w
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MT GRACE-STREET B AP list
CHURCH.-Thc pastor, Rev. DR.. HATCHER, has re-
turned to the city, and Will preach TOMORROW at
IL A. M. and w y. NJ.
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AMUSEMENTS.

TE,HIRD GRAND ANNUAL BALL "a,
I and SECOND CALICO BALL OF the "a
ATLANTIC BASEBALL AND PLEASURE ~
CLUB, at LEWIS HALL, MONDAY, Octo- Ss''es
Der 49,. 1876. Tickets, admitting a gentleman and
ladies. 81. Committee of Arran gemcntS: james T.
Ferriter Il. j. Sullivan, Joseph p. Devine, Henry
Williams, 4. .. Leary. Music by Mesco's band.
mr. G-l4
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mrGRACE.s STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-servicc SUNDAY at IL A. d. and ~ P.
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HOTELS
HOTELS
THE ARLINGTON HOUSE,
CORNER EIGHTH AND CHURCH STREETS,

This house, which is the most convenently-lo-
Gated OF any hotel in the city, has recently been
greatly enlarged, and IS one Of the most commo-
Tnpnit n is nil new of handsome design and of
the best quality In short, the ARLINGTON is COM
pletc In all of its appointments.
Having leased the above hotel for q term OF years
will In few days open it to the public and refer
to the reputation OF the 8 ARLINGTON" at Dam
vile as the best guarantee we can give of the style
in which we will keep the ARLINGTON at Lynch
burg. n1 sE#
A.well-ghted room on the first floor viii be kept
for the exclusive use OF sample merchants.
OMNIBUS to and from trains FREE.
SELDEN 6 SCOYILLE,
st.. I'll Also ProprietorS of the Arlington
oc l1-2w Danvle, Va.
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Gg FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad strccts.)-Rev. E. w. WAR
Rem, D. d., pastor, nj IL \. NJ. and VI z. NJ. Ser
vices every night next week. All welcome.
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WOOD AND COAL.

THE CHEAPEST CRATE FUEL in the
Il market Is CLOVER HILL COAL. 1t Is freer
for 1000 pounds, delivered: Lump $3.50; hail.
-.
Yard, Sixth and Byrd streets; Office, Eleventh
street near Main. T.. G. JONES,
Commercial Agent.
Very good ENGINE COAL. very cheap. oc 2
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Alarge line of Gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS,
- such Us Under-Shirts and Drawers White Shirts,
Striped aud Plain Hose, Handkerchlefs, Gloves,
- Subscribers. Bows, Tiles, &c at low prices. s.. b
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GOAL AND WOOD.-ANTHRA
" WEST VIRGINIA. SPLENT, CLOVER HILL,
MIDLOTHIAN, and COKE COAL. of best quality,
for CRATES stoves, furnaces, ana engine use. save
from 25 cents to 81 per ton by calling and examining
my stock before purchasing elsewhere OAK ana
PINE WOOD, $3.50 to 50 per cord. remember
panic In prices North and do not be deceived.
Nineteenth andCary streets Z. II. faUE-
sel2 .ea., ..'
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$50 dozen Ladies' md Gentlemen's KID GLOVES,
latest shades and best goods. ut the lowest prices.
rs dozen Ladies' TWO-BUTTON GOOD KIDS nt
Il 75c worth 81 .25, 1911
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3 49, Is 3
GREAT SALE

i s9sa.s, .=.f..i,s,szs,
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The fine residence being erected on
East Hill by H. Fl. r. Brown, has been
covered, weather-boarded, and coat
Of paint put on BE has the best loca.
ton in town, and, Wien the finisling
tonches are put On. viii have truly
agpi6cent resldepce.
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Shcrif7s Sale.


Count. Of Boise.
RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
~ issued out OF the Probsse Court of 1,oi 10
County in this Territory against the personal prop
er;y, lands aud tenemcnts Of Elisha Mea.ier. duly
tested the 3uth day of June. A. u 1870 and 10 me
dir cicd and delivered, l have levied upon and
seized all the right title aud interest which the
said Elisha Meaaer had on the 10th day Of June A.
ID. 1876. Of. in and ~ the following described prem.
isrs and property which shall expose Tor sale 1t
public vendue to the higheat bidder for cash ~ the
Law directs. at the Court House door in Idaho City
IN said County and Territory. on August sth, A. ID.
1916. between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ. and s
O'Clock p. NJ. OF that day, io-vit: All right title
and interest Of said Elisha Meader being an undi.
ridci onehaf Of, In and 70 fourteen tlsl bar min
ing Claims owned by George Gail and said Mead~r,
boun te on the north ny tie claims Of Charles
Stewart. and On the south by the claims Of said
stewart and extending back 10 the top OF the hill
and being about one mile below Ccpterville on the
west side OF Grimes Greek, in Boise County. Idaho
Territory. SAM STEWART.
Dstso July >. ls5B--wS. sheriff.
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july 4tn, 1910.
Poor DAvE!-The Statesman says
that Dave Thompson has resigned, and
Idaho is again without regularly-ap-
pointed Governor. Ill health is given
as the cause Of his throwing up the
sponge. He broke completely down
under the great weight of guberna-
torial duties drawing his salary inn
posed, and now he is dying, Egypt,
dying; dying by inches; Slowly dy-
ing-dying for another fat contract
from the government His indisposi-
ton may be dated from the conception
of that literary gem and superb state
paper in relation to the amalgamation
of two bands Of Indians somewhere
in North Idaho, and which appeared
in his organ last winter. That docu-
ment proved too great a strain even
for his ponderous intellect, and the
stupendous effort was followed by the
cerebro spinal Maginnis prolapsus de'7
of the brain. Then came days of in
ccssant toll and nights of excruciating,
soul-harrowing, acute mental agony,
when he and Tom Bennett used to
meet in an alley in niger town. in
Washington City, and shred their hair,
and think, and think, and think, and
weep and wiring their hands in un-
speakable anguish Crying to study
up some trick to defeat Mr.. Fenn) at
the forlorn condition of "my people in
Idaho" heyant the mountains. Is it
any wonder that he gave way under
the gigantic pressure? Yes. it was
intense study in furthering the inter-
ests of "my people in Idaho" that
made Long Dave sick. Poor Dave!
Poor people! If he has for one mo-
ment discharged the duties of the Of
fee Of Governor Except regularly
calling for his little sal) since his APP
pointment, nobody knows it; and the
idea of conscientious scruples inter
fering to prevent his retaining the po-
sition and drawing his pay right along
because he was unable to fulfill its
duties through impaired health, is
quite laughable, and ought to place
Dave with the funny men Of the age.
If non.attendance of duty is what's
the matter, he might have omit some
time ago. Should Bennett return as
the re-appointed Governor of the Ter
ritory, Thompson's action in shoulder
ing the Governorship would be ex.
planned; but if that should not be the
case, the matter will most likely re-
main secret with those in with him.
It may be, however, that Thompson
accepted the Office under the belief
that, as such man as Tom Bennett
chung to the place for several years,
the "pickins" must be extraordinarily
luxuriant, and finding the field moth
ing but sheep pasture, be threw up
in disgust and struck out for greener
hills elsewhere. But few months
labor trying to alleviate the want ard
misery of tiny people" in down-trod-
den Idaho, was too much for him.
His constitution, not so robust as that
Of the United States, has been badly
shattered, and he is very sick Poor
Davel
The fine residence being erected on
HI rr.li TT TT ID De-.
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rf ca"n,n :, OF r ip.no' IS.
10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

Try VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issued out OF tho Probate Court of Bossc
Count. In this Territory. against the personal
pr 'perty. lands and tcncm.nts of Esh Nca.ier and
homas loarin. duly tested the 30th day Of June.
a. ~: ie.o. and to ME directed and delivered
nave levied upon and seized all tho right title and
interest which the said Elisha Meader and Thcma.
Loarin had on the 10th day Of June 1876 or in ana
u the following described premises aud property.
which shall expose FOR sale Al nublic vrn,ne -
TIC highest bidder. for cash. az the law directs. AZ
the court House door in Idaho City. in said County
aud Territory. on August sih, A. D. 1876. betw een
the hours OF o'clock A. NJ. and s o'clock p. NJ. az
that day. to.wit: Two plat or bxr mininy e,,,m. ~
the west aide OF Crimes Creek. below Centeryillc.
bounded on the north by Garden Gulch. on the
south by Goldtraps claims and rnnnsug back about
rvo ieet To 0oidtraps ditch in Boise County In said
Territory, together with the iu,nr Ana All
nents thereon or thereto belonging
Dated July 3. lS76-w4 sh.rsS
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- oMEwHEgR BETWEEN rLAcERvrLLE AND
- and centcrs,ile. small pocket 1ime.Eook OF
the Summit Hin Mining Company. Fall Creek. Any
finding u will please leave the same ~ Garrett
Hays butcher shop. Piacerviilc, aud oblige
q. J. DAILY.
June I'D. 1876.
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SEVERAL slight pugilistic exercises
were engaged in at Placcrville On the
Fourth. but nothing serious resulted
therefrom
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AxLEs AND sPoKEs. WAGON COVERS AsD6pN|
CONCORD HARNESS, COMPLETE,
When say that ! sell goods cheaper sos
other house in the Basin. understand I'M
do 50 for the reason that do y!
frs;chsinp. and have . large train Of Sssma
constant q ayel between Idaho and keltoh
We sell goods for CASH only.
4S-Ca.l. examine and price The srada
enumerated. and satisfy yourself. J. D. sAlA
Aug. e. is7s-a.
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We return thanks to Sam Weller
for many favors extended our reporter
during the celebration at Placervilic.
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yUyHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED THAT
that have given Mr. Leon Fuld. OF Pacervilie.
power Of ai,ornc. To act my agent during my ALB
sence from tho Territory. All money due the late
firm Of Weller Il Schmidt mus, be paid 10 him.
MARK SCHMIDT.
June 9Th. 1876. lm
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UHAyE NOW ON HAND AT MY SHAVING sA-
loon in Idaho City. Hair Tonic OF my own
make which warrant to cure dAnorua aud all 9TH
er diseases TO which the human scalp ~ subject.
Also q lot Of the celebrated medicine ot Prof.
JACK son used in removing corns buuions. etc. aud
which / know how Ia apply jus; ~ we'll a. he did.
Drop III and have your feet operated upon imine'
disfely. JOHN GOOD
Idaho City. June I'D. 1876.