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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

IHE splendid table spread at the
Luna House is still attracting crowds
dihe lovers Of good food.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

DIR Ben. J. DAVIS has become a
'FrR II the store of Mr.. Ed. Fulmer.
=, DAVIS Is an excellent book-keeper
guy q splendid salesman, and will
make capital clerk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

|Sni,hs law card Of Judge Alanson
|slvs,,; appears among the professional
1pdsa ''semeDts of the WOMB. The
De Z = :, ''ss cast his lot among the PEG
10 J. lua00 for life and is fast build
Iaonair : comfortable practice and
CIV permanent home at Boise
bin - nesal business entrusted to
tsd4ap y Oe promptly and ably at.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

&c. STUCK is fitting up the old
Duloux place, next to the Luna
House, and will soon occupy it as a
dwelling house.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

NS. J. B. emery, seriously sick sew
ea days since, has about recovered.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

MASTER Claus MALLErTy who was
thrown from horse three weeks ago
and had the skin and muscles OF his
chin completely severed from the Zone,
has made so good recovery under
DR.. RothwelPs care as to present not
the slightest Disagreement.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

AA / BARRY received a lot of new
S !, Inc other day from the railroad.
: ''ys It was the first time in two
!. .s''' mat freight destined for their
WHY lad not arrived ON SUNDAY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

CoMPLIMESTARY.--The World Office
has received complimentary card of
admission "to all the privileges of the
grounds" Of the fair and races now in
progress at Boise City under the aus
pieces of the Idaho Agricultural Park
Association. It bears the names Of
John Haley, President, and n. w.
hawthorn, Secretary. We shank the
Association for the compliment, and
shall endeavor to have representa-.
tive there sometime before the fair
closes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

SEE estray notice of T. D. Brainard
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

a WISE PURCHASE. The County
commissioners the other day pur-
chased the fre-proof brick building Of
Mr. z. ". Crafts, on the corner of
Maine and Wall streets, and that fine
house now belongs to Boise county.
L has been occupied for years by that
gentleman as place of business and
Is known far and wide as Gratis
store The sum paid for it was $2,-
2OO county scrip, most reasonable
price Tor the character and size Of the
building. The county has long needed
just such a building for the better
preservation Of the records, etc, and
the Board of Commissioners have
shown their usual wisdom in the ne
gotiation and purchase of the same
The books, papers, &C., belonging to
the county will be perfectly safe from
destruction by fire when once snugly
placed in the new hail. The Board
will hereafter hold their meetings
there and will take possession the first
of next month.
A PLEASED CHTNAMAN.-5ing Quong,
one of the Cinnamon indicted for MUIR
der in the first degree for completely
in the killing Of All Toy last June,
was found not guilty by the jury.
When the verdict was told him he did
not comprehend it and only looked be-
wildered; but when Sheriff Stewart
waved him to the door several
times and bid him 60 and
be virtuous and consequently
happy, and take another turn in the
world-"no stretch 'em neck"-the
true situation of affairs finally broke
through his dull intellect, and he
grinned such an awful grin that his
whole facial dashboard seemed drove
into space. And he shambled out of
the courtroom the best pleased China
man that ever went unhung.
ARTISTIC WoRK-We were shown
the other day some very fine photo
graphs taken by Mr.. Al. Bomar, "ne
of the operators at Tandy's photo
graph gallery. 1t is graceful ac-
acknowledgement from Mr.. Tandy as
well as highly complimentary to Mr..
Bomar when the former accomplished
artist says that he can learn Al. moth
ing further in the business, as the pu-
pill is as skilled and knows as mnch as
the master. Mr.. Tandy also says that
Bomar is the most apt and tasty as
sistant that he ever lad, and stands
among the first in the profession.
This coming from one of such superb
or attachments combined with the ex-
tensive travel and experience enjoyed
by Mr.. Tandy, is saying great deal;
and what makes it sound better Bo-
mar well deserves the compliment.
Examine his work and judge for your
self.
Mrs. J. 3. EMERY and Mrs. Ed. Full
mer will start sometime next week for
Philadelphia to do the great Centennial
and Pennsylvania in general. They
will be absent several weeks, and will
make that fine farm in Buckt' county
their radlating point. We hope Mrs.
Emery will turn from the pleasures of
the trip long enough to write few
racy letters for the benefit of the read
ers of the WORLD, for the which she is
in every way well qualified. A series
of gossipy, descriptive letters from her
pen would prove highly acceptable.
Ed BARRY received letter from Ed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Chief Justice HOLSTER presiding.

MONDAY, Oct. I'd.
James Ballantyne, Manual Belle and
Henry Brockmiller, admitted as citi
zens.
TUESDAY, Oct. 8.
leter Donahue VS.. George Baldwin,
jury out all the night before. came
INTO Court and announced that thew
were unable to agree, and were dis.
charged from further consideration Of
the case.
People vs.. Sing Quong, murder.
Trial, and verdict OF not guilty.
People VS.. Just Voquelin-cruelty
to animals. Trial, and verdict of not
guilty.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 4th.
People VS.. All Sing, ct al-murder
Nolle prosequi entered as to defend
ant, All Sing, and cause continued as
to the other defendants.
People VS.. Moses H. Kempner-
grand Larceny. Nolle prosequi en-
tered.
Con Healy VS.. Samuel Stewart Con-
tinued to next term.
Boise County Bank VS.. George
Chamberlain. Judgment on the plead
ings for 5000 and costs.
Francis S. FULLY and George Dobler
declared their intention to become cit
liens of the United States.
George Ainslie VS.. The Idaho World
Printing Company. Motion for new
trial overruled.
Court adjourned sine die.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

CHEF JUSTICE NJ. L. HoLLrsrER re,
turned home yesterday, having dis
posed of all court business the day
previous. The manner in which he
discharged his duties during the two
terms of court held in this county has
won for him the most favorable opin-
ions of the people as learned and up
right Judge. The best testimonial to
his worth is the fact that the more he
becomes known the better he is liked,
both on the bench and in the private
walks of life. We have closely
watched the course of Judge Hollister
ever since his appointment first as As
sociate and then as Chief Justice, and
we take pleasure in saying that he
has always been governed by a strict
sense of duty and given clear and i'm
partial interpretations of the law.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

-, Assessor and Tax Collector;
= JOHN BRoDBECK.
For Auditor and Recorder;
H. H. KNAPP.
For Treasurer:
R.W. TOMPKINs.
For Probate Judge:
N. B. MOORE.
For Coroner:
II. ZIPF.
For County Commissioners;
FRANK FARNHAM,
S. K. GOLDTRAP,
S. NJ. SISK.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

SERIOUS Loss A cabin we'll sup
piled with provisions, etc, belonging
to Mr.. Thos Barry, and standing in
the vicinity Of the Sub Rosa quartz
ledge, was destroyed by fire on Mon
day morning last. Messrs Aleck
Sweaver, John Welsh, aud young
man from the Payette, occupied the
cabin, each of whom lost heavily in
personal property Their loss con
sisted of fifty dollars in greenbacks, a
quantity of new clothing, two fine
guns and pistol, etc. The fire is
supposed to have originated from a
spark from the forge in operation near
by. 1t was not discovered until the
whole was turned into pile of ashes.
The loss altogether amounted to five
or six hundred dollars.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

CoAL-A splendid specimen of stone
coal was left at this office on Wednes.
day last by F. A. Westervelt. 1t was
sent up from Horseshoe Bend by Mr..
y. X. Pile, one of the owners of the
Centennial coal mine. The chunk or
block weighs about forty pounds, and
is the simon pure article; but of what
variety it whether camel, anthra-
cite or bituminous-we are not mine :
ologist enough to say. 1t is oily in
appearance and burns freely and beau
tifully. The water having fallen suf.
ficiently the company went to work
again not long since and now meet
with the most fattering prospects.
They are down on the vein twenty
feet, at which depth it is six feet in
width and widens as they proceed.
There certainly can be no mistake
about the character of the coal or its
abundance, Judging from the present
results. The piece in our possession
will lie preserved for the inspection of
the public. 1t furnishes the best evil
dencc we have yet seen of the exis-
tence in the Territory Of mine Of
genuine stone-cOal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

The question is frequently asked
What is Charley Mautz going to DC
with that fine building on the corner
above the Bank, recently purchased
by him, and which he is fixing up IN
such fine style? Let all the inqulsi'
tive be in the vicinity the first Of next
week, and they will find out without
further questions. Charley knows
what lie is about, and is not rigging
up shelves, etc, just for fun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

DIR. NOBLE aud wife returned home
on Wednesday evening. The Doctor
has been absent at San Francisco 4
leaving AIss. Noble at Boise
City
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

OUulUHulul OLUU4
Or Goods
OPENED At
J. B. EMERY'S
At Greatly Reduced Prices !!
which he offers in small lots cheaper than
can be shipped into tile Basin
by any outside parties.
This magnificent stock of carefully Sc
| lected Goods comprises in part
LOO Barrels Sugars:
CRUSHED,
BROWN,
CUT LOAF,
N. ORLEANS REFINED.
CoFE'EEs
MOCHA,
JAVA,
RIO,
COSTA RIGA
80 Chests New Crop Teas
GREEN,
BLACK,
Canned Goods=
MUsCATEL GRAPES.
SALMON,
SARDINES,
CUTTING & co
ASSORTED PIE FRUITS,
/ CUTTING 81 co
GREEN PEAS,
CUTTING &.Cos
GREEN BEANS,
| CALIFORNIA HONEY,
MYERS & CO TOMATOES;
MYERS & co
YELLOW PEACHES,
LOUIS McMURRAY'S,
OYSTERS,
MYERS s. CO.OYSTERS..
GLASS JARS.
HOLSTERS, TRIPLE,
TONGUE, CORNED BEEF.
DRIED FRUITS:
GRAPES.
beaches
SYRUPS:
SAN FRANCISCO GOLD.
NEW ORLEANS DRIP.
FISH:
COD, SALMON BELLIES
MACKEREL. HOLLAND HERRING.
CHEESE:
NEW FORK CREAM.
LIhBURGER; .v,ss
BUTTER:
ORANGE COUNTY,
CRACKERS:
GINGER.
SOAPS
GOLD.
BLACK HARyEss.
HAMS AND BACON:
BREAKFAST BACON.
CHICAGO HAMS.
MISCELLANEOUS:
NAILS
WAGON T1MBER:.
FELLOES.
WAGONS.
WAGON COVERS
NEW YORK SLEIGHS,
NEW YORK B0Bs.-
HARNESS AND SADDLERY;
SADDLES,
BRIDES
WHIPS,
SPURS.
BITS.
HARNESS LEATHER
FULL LINE DRY GOoDss
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS.
CALIFORNIA CLOTHING,
CALIFORNIA wOOLLEN GOODS.
CALIFORNIA 0VERALLS,
HATS AND CARSs-
L ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

Z. County Republican Ticket
.ror delegate to Congress Con
JOHN CLARK.
ni.trict Attorney, Second District;
20 D'' JONAS W. BROWN.
For Council:
&c. FOX,
]. V.R. WITT.
For Assembly;
G. W. RICHARDS,
is. WELLER,
HOLLY OAKS,
G. W. KEGREIs,
G. G. PATTON.
For Sheriff:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

MAJ. JOE w. Huston and Mr. F. w.
Kroeber left yesterday morning in a
private conveyance for Boise City,
The former gentleman returns home
from attending District Court at this
place, while the latter goes down 70
recreate few days on the fair GROUNDS,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

JUICE JOHN CLARK, Republican NOM
inee for Delegate to Congress, will not
receive many votes in North Idaho,
for the reason that he is an able jurist,
and the most honorable and purest of
men, and the people up there fully ap-
preciating his worth on the bench as an
Associate Justice, cannot afford to
take the chances of losing his valua-
bic services as a Judge by voting to
send him out of the Territory. They
know full well that it would be q diff
cult matter to secure another Judge
like John Clark, and they wish to
keep him, which is very correct. We
do not think he will pay any atten-
ton to his nomination whatever,
much less canvass the Territory He
is too good a Judge to throw away,
and the people know it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

i, "A' SHEEHAN, a miner, and Iiv-
Il y. 'ne Basin since 'sixty.six, left
BILL LIZ r., Yesterday morning for the
.o0.s nus !, And thus they go wild
Il l., chasing one by one; but it is
bs,s, er . go one by one than two
'.'00 Or three by three.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

! - JOHN ScULLY, of Quartzbnrg,
r..r '' leg was broken about three
i. sA' since, and who was Frustrated
A.. pneumonia shortly after the acct
D., : now out of danger, and pr.
H. "el expects to have him on his
~ again in short time.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

Ed. BARRY received letter from Ed.
Fahey few days since, who was then
ut Cheyenne. He wrote that great
excitement existed about the mines of
the Black Hills, ard people were go
ing there by the hundreds. Fahey al
so corroborated the.reports of the arri-
walls at that place Of large quantities
of gold dust from the Hills which he
saw himself.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06
GLASS JARS !.

LOBSTERS, TRIPLE.
TONGUE, CORNED BEEF
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

MONDAY, Oct. I'd.
James Ballantyne, Manual Belle and
Henry Brockmiller, admitted as citi
zens.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-10-06

FULL LINE DRY GOODS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS.
CALIFORNIA CLOTHING.
CALIFORNIA wOOLLEN GOODS.
CALIFORNIA OvERALLS,
HATS AND CARSs~
BOOTS. AND SHOES;
LADIES, SHOES.
MISSES SHOES
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
CALIFORNIA BOOTS.
RUBBER BOOTS,
RUBBER SHOES
OILS.
PRATTs COAL OIL.
GRAN Is, pa III CANDLES.
WASHING POWDER.
CONCENTRATED -XEk
CO., TO- ccG
Idaho City, Sept ], 1876
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-18
THE GOOD OLD TIMES.

In 1896 Cbauneey Goodrich wrote
from Philadelphia to Oliver VOL.
colt: II place under cover to Fred
erick a paper yesterday, (which you
will find Gov. Mifflin, in his addre
b Is done tho Government Of Connec.
ticut tho honor Of p p IL mention.
It merits, and, I presume. viii only
meet with, contempt. A fsw days
after this display Of patriotism and
holy zeal against, speculation, tho
President and Cashier Of the sats
Penn Bank had been guilty q
embezzlement Of his. moneys. Tho
President had, by connivanoe, taken
from. the bank 100000 or more
without consent of the directors, wh,
though charged, he kept withest =,
terest. He and the Cs1iisr mo botik
displaced. TWAS yssbildas = 1 ID I ia 4
that Gov. MiMin, w1hiuse '6on-in-law
was Cashier, had, in the same way
taken $15. 600, and that. he has given
his security for restitution. I BE-
lieve the story. This place furnishes
indications Of great depravity:' Bank
ruptciee are frequent, Nicholson has
fled to England. Judge Wilson has
been to gaoI and il out on bail.
Blair McC lenachan, latsly chosen
representative, has conveyed his est-
~ ltI -. I,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-18


Says tho Chicago Inter- Ocean Of
Monday: Not only here in Chicago
'arssths. hard times telling on the
purses 81 veal owners, but all over the
lakes It / i Just the same, Buffalo
Dock,sis hit harder,' u an owner
there writes, than any other place on
fresh water. All are in debt and
danger andno onecan go any way out. ,
The feeling in marine circles in Chi.
:oago il one Of utter despondsncy.
The Cleveland Leader Of Saturday
has tie following: Yesterday wa
i vsry dull day, and but for tho hct
that : little work was in progress in
one Or two places along the docks
would have. been taken for Sunday,
Matterl indeed, looked discourae ing,
% much 70 that one vessel owner, in
: st Of detection, declared that II
times did not improve very soon be
would lay up every vessel: he had,
look up bis office, and 60 home and
remain there.
The Detroit 1t;5sa.e says: $50 few
vessels have been placed in commits
sion this spring that the Tug Associ.
alton find they have more tugs in
commission than the trade demands
and it's proposed to retire quite ,
number Of them from service imme
di.tely, until there is . demand 70,
them"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-18

-RUssELL, Of the Lake City Leader,
had been longing for 10! these many
years to get . glimpse Of Ignatius
Donnelly. His waiting was reward.
ed Z few days ago, when he Jaw the
Granger statesman At dinner. : He
discovered that Mr.. Donnelly !"when
discussingi = square meal attended
right to business" that he did not
seem to take to pie, ice cream, float.
ing Island, lettuce on IN egg, and such
light fodder" but that he "took in
solids IN great abundance-such 4,
potatoes, beet; bread, and bread, beat
and moro potatoes, etc." The editor
adds: "All in all, Mr.. Donnelly il
= very pleasant-appearing little man
-we mean little up and down, moi
cross-wise,-and our only remaining
desire is to, some time, hear. biz
voice, 30 we can feel how ii; seems
Do. not. rest content, Russell, until
you have heard him sing! His voic>
for beef and potatoes is nothing com
pared to his voice for opera.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-18
FOR SAIE-

No. S.. Corner lot With history house
+ Good we'll in kitchen, good barn,
and good picket fence, with fruit
,>> tree, &c, in yard. Good location.
VIII b sold cheap ibr cal. or exs
+ changed for good land. -.
No. "a. Lots 4, s and 6, in block 20. s.:
Cloud City. Good we'll and small
|. barn ON premises. Good location.
Win be sold very cheap, and on
n i-1sszns to suit purchaser.
No. IS, A dwelling house in lower town,
opposite tho Normal School.
L, Good barn, well, etc. Will be
f sold very cheap andon easy terms.
No. 81. Two-story house, containing IL
rooms. q lots, on which aze fns
fruit and eke1 e4 ~,
S;stsznau11Is FL ~ /, Vssydassir .lble
neighboghood ks& be sod.
No. 81 100 sezoe land In Benton county;
/. .g.,s{ 1pod tasbsr;r 20 acres meadow; on
~ niee Little stream running
! through the place; 40 acres in
= crop; good log house and stable;
= good we'll and within half mile
Of school house, store and saw
mill; will be cold very cheap,
and on easy terms. :,
No. lis. For sale, the farm three miles BE-
, r. lowiNew Munich, on Sank River,
known: - the stBurns Farm, !" con-
tanning 200 acres with good build.
inRs and improvements. This
farm maybe boughtpey eAeep and
on dsrAs 10 -s..a Purehaser, by CALI
ing Immediately
No. 115. A, god farm Of 16o g, a .19 q ea
= sGts Name Pxiirie.S Part meadow, u
=; acres under cultivation and 20
= IL soreSfe0bed. Good frame h6us1,
good csllar, vel, ard stahle %
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-18

w. g. FIELD, of Owatonna,. who
went East hoping to better his for
tunes, writes from Scranton, Pa, to
the Jo.ts1nal that he intends return.
ing to Owat onna, and adds: "Ou1
eastern places are crowded, Thousands
are lying idle, and IS, many working
for . mere song. In our mining dis
tricts here, many Of the prominent
ones have suspended operations, and
others will do 10 soon. A few are
working on short times At reduced
wages until better times come, and
that prospect does not seem At all
near Or certain in this part of the
country"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-18
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Anna Dickinson is 80. . =.
Heavy floods prevail in Canad.
aud the north Of New England.
"A British iron-clad of the first
class will be on exhibition at Phil.
adelphia this summer:
AT Vehay, Ind, FIVE children Of
one family were drowned Sunday
through the agency Of a.leaky boat.
The British Government has de-
cided to entertain favorably the re-
quest for an amnesty to the Irish pol
itical prisoners.
The proposition to limit the post
al carrier service to cities of 10000
inhabitants was defeated in the House
Friday. j = i: - -
"A great physical change has
come over Brigham Young within
the past few weeks, and the doctors
think that he cannot live much longer.
DIR. Hammond j. Of opinion thai
persons Affected with impulse to Kill,
when convicted of crime, should b<
made to suffer the full penalty which
the law allows. r.. - =.
The committee who had in charge
the investigation Of Congressional
Printer Clapp report that officer;
through Encouragement, or worse,
has robbed the government annually
Of half a million dollars.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-18

TIE London Labor Ne,as Of April
10Th says: ''The homo labor mar.
ket continues in = very unsettled and
transitional state, very large bodice
Of men, particularly in the mining
trades, still resisting I reduction o.
wages. & In the Agricultural districts
q spring advances, there il some
organization for emigration purposes
but the prospects in America and
our chief colonies are not % inviting
asin former Ysars. Irish emigration
to5ths United States: continues yer,
rood" .s.,. -..:>,'l, :, 49,; ;
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-18

J Our lady readers will be interest
ed to know just how the Empress Of
Brazil was dressed at the opening Of
the Centennial. Her Imperial Maj.
esty was dressed in a very light,
'pearl.colored silk, trimmed with six
aounces, and knife blade pleating.
She wore a white chip hat with o.
trich feathers and trimmed with white
basket silk and white flowers. Pend.
ant from her ears were diamond .clus'
ter earrings Of large dimensions. u
Go, thou and do likewise. -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-05-18
THE DIETERENT BUILDINGS.

/ The Main Building is the chief At
Traction, and will undoubtedly con-
tinue 80, for it contains something
for all tastes.
/ The Art Hall is crowded, and its
spacious annex we'll filled.
Machinery Hall does not seem to
be popular.
Agricultural Hall is comparatively
lonely.
Horticultural Hall is, for beauty and
order, the gem of the whole Fair,
An organ played by electricity by q
little machine that reads notes, stands
in the gallery and plays music which
few Of the promenaders among the
palms and orange trees below imagine
is made without hands,.
The minor Exhibition building.
90 almost unno ticed. When regula,
visitors have begun to Exhaust in
sons measure the attractions of the
chief edifoes they will find in thu
Shoe and Leather building, the car
riage annex, the Photographic annex,
and in the almost countle@structures
put up by private enterprise material
for two or three additional sight-see.
ing tours.