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DIED.

bvhdlss On the 18th August, ls76, Ct as a.
m hAhN l., youngest daughter OF Archie ana
A.ce burgess, aged ~ m onths snd q DAYS.
rnehos sno relatives are res pectfuLy requested
70 attend the "a ners from the residsnce OF her par
enfs, No -l3 18th street northeast, on to-morrow
tssturoay), August lssh, Ct o'clock . m. :.
CROSsf1ELD. On Thursday, August II, Is7Ss
~ O'CLOCK. after short illness, JAMS T. CRO-s,
FIELD, Ia the sixty fourth year OF his are,
Hs "a aeral VIII take pl ace Sat az, thu leth
INST % O'Clock D IN from hts lac resfaanse, No.
IsSl Seirne:s stree! The friends Of the family
fAGAh. On Thursday, August 18th, lS76 VIII
Pagan aged mouths aDo 3 days
The funeral will take place from HIS psren,s, raj,
oe1ce, cor ner 18th sad streets n0fthsest oa Sat
uraay, August 18th, st1 O'Clock D. n.
fRkRE. On August 18TH. ls7e, GEoRGK 10 40,
OF Storge 4. and Ida v. frere, aged rear cad
helsttves aud friends are respectfully requested
70 affsne bis funeral from No gar stree, south
~est esfurday az half pas; 10 o clock o. n.
nAkAkBLLI. On THURSDAY, August n, ls76,
~ O'Clock , m, only son Of Giuseppe and II Aria
maranelli, aged nenfh. and Gays.
The tunersl will take place on Saturday. August
ls, from S21 PennsylFsaia avenue north sest, a
O'Clock Friends Of the family are res peotfullv
Invited 70 attend.
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Nobody can tell what the fashion is An
tnese hard times, for no two persons male or
iemaie, are dressed alike, and all classes OF
people seem 70 be engaged In wearing ont
their OLD clothes.-l Boston Herald.
The so-called "cheapness and uast.-
LESS" OF latter day German manufactures
are ascrloed oy Prussian writer TO the fact
mai ssuperaonndance OF capital sought IN
skillful workmen. ~
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AN ALABAMA sBERIFF brought a ne0ro
him safely In his cell started out 10 see thse
Town: Some hours Afterwards the ofr,car
was brought back In q semi-glorious con
nls quondam prisoner. Both OCCUPIED ina
same PED during the night, and 10 the morn-
Ing tne sheriff was fined $40 for irun kenness.
sno hen allowed TO bring up bis bed-feIloW
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ANOTHER "sign" has been discoverea sorA-
Casting ihe future. Tue last d. We Letters Ell Va
me lniallible answer 10 the question. a. WfIS
be elected 2, SS~&4sAs
wheel aa y eT yese r. E Tide hicks.
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nUhOANsON BROS Auctt yneers,
II Southeast corner 9sh and SITS. northw

nUhOANsON BROS, Aucttyneers,
u Southeast corner sGh and SITS. northwest.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FOkM SCALES, JEWELRY, &C &c BE.
LOS Cling TO THE ESTATE OF The L A1E
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Ausuan
93d, 1876. ct O'Clock .. m, We VIII. BIZ d. W
reetion Of Charles Hammer, administrator,
Hammer. deceased. u. between Sd and lth streets
southw.-. the following described personal prop
erty, bel gins to the estate Of said John Hammer
deceased, viz.
10 shares Stock in Oriental Building Associa
ton, No. s,
Horses; 2 Wagons. single and double,
Harness, Platform Scales, Copper Boiler,
Feed Box Stsb.ips Implements,
gewelry, Revolver, Wearing Apparel,
Household Furniture. Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Washstands, Tables.
Chair, Sewing Machine, Glassware,
Cutlery, Stoves and Fixtures,
Mettrasees, BEDDING, sc &c,
With other s6cds not mentioned.
suaif DUHO lNsOE BROS, Aucts.
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1876 r..s s:Ss:t. 1876

70 the asrth, Wet, anA Sslthvsse.
0sssbSs TrsoA, Steel RsSls, SplessdSA 0esn-
~, Aogn&tsoens Equipment
JULY IorH. 1875.
eo ss Of 81 saa : Sss ssi follow:
.s: Ss;::s:: Z: III: Z n. H.
BALTIMORE AID POTOAAO KAILlOAD.
i.Iis. and the Ssrsh. 8 8. n daily, sSo.Ss sus.
az; sn6 Ito B m daily :.esIs ssnssrdsY, xita
ssa:o: I'D Si:.sIs 1su:. iIsS !: ssis:: =:
j.. &c. e: IN ra,.s
nan Pariof Cars, $685. .. N. daily, except Sunday.
s. :ss f.ac: rs Ga =
szes1s ssnday' end roo and $40 :. n daily.
a,I,,s srs' +, n aai except susasy
TsI POI. orssi Lin. sss.. =. and a:ss ,. =.
soI 2sn.sc zoe and 1850 .. =. and 4:se ,.
EAI Ts AMP ALEXANDRIA wAsHIsoTos
'1 a:ss, 5. s, Zoo, and ITO On Sana.; =
Sa. d, and I and pm
s1esp, Sunday; end Viz GSnshburs. $50 5. =.
and 1888 ,; N daily;
On sunday q . and 10 Q. m, and ,. N.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and ParlcY OR
accommodations can be procured ct the OMces:-
sortheset corner Of Thfrteenth street and Penn.
srd Pennsylv anita svenue, and Of the Depot, where
orde1 can be left for the checking Of Bagfass 10
estimation from Hotels and Residences.
d. BOYD, IN, Gen. Passenger Age!e.
FRANK THOMSON. Gent Manager. tan3-ly
TINIvERBAk b. r.. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS 70 q IRON Ill pofntl
bought. exchanged or sold ct 81
3 reduction Of oNB DOLLAR
upon any other o0os %
IN this city.
Ticket. good till used. Baesase CHECKED tsressh.
Apply 70 n. d. wHITEoIDD,
SDl-N S91 Penn. ave-. Candy store.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS powLIs G. Aussionesr.

V'HoMAS DoWLIS6 @, Anetionssr.
eEyERAL PIAEos, TWO gHUBCH ORGANS,
HoUrKHoLn ECknIfuBI, COOKING AAT
AeArlNG sTovBB, &C.. ar 40 TON.
10 MORhOW, f9sturdsyl August 19.-
1st, as 10 o'clock, 10 front Of my Auct.onSY[S
room q shall cell . general ass9Itusnt ofstiktV
IL THoS. DOWLINp Annt
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MID 6LEBURG, VI.
The Undersigned has leased this 1pe n !. \
t n0us c =, q It 10 nov open f.r the reoep
IL n large and handsome house OF Is rooms Tne
Darlors, dining rooms and chambers are large and
airy, and furnished in good style ~ -A"
There Il no place In Virginia more desirable q Q
summer resort Tor persons from the citieS,
Middleburg is one OF the prettiest and healthiest
towns In Piedmont, vrGinis; Il IL situated In Lou
o0un county, 70 miles from Washington Ofty; Is
Station, from which two stations OF the " aahiDg.
Railroad, there oaily lines Of bsAges over well.
graded turnpike roads.
Mineral Spring near the town has effected
many cures Of Dyspsp sia, and u pronounced by the
Phy.iciens Of this section (Drs Cochran, Luck and
this and kindred diseases. Free ride to the SprinS1
every day.
The House will be kept in best style with Liy.
Org Stable and Bar attached) and the charges win
be moderate, VISA
jy0-lD JOSEPH n PATTON
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10 FOLLY, AUcIoneer,
L nos. sO1, 500 and 81 7th street northwest.

On MONDAY, August go. at 10 O. Mia
will III at auction al the effects Of q large, ~
well furnished house, No. Ilo4 din street
northwest, consisting Of FarloT Sui.es, Cham Y u ]
Der and Dressing case Suites, Marble top Bureaus,
Tebies, Washstands, DC.
also. complete set of Dinirg room Furniture
including Tables, Dishes, Cutlery, &c.
Aho, Carpets and Kitchen Furniture, aud every
thing Pertaining to q well-furnfshed house
As the owner IL shout leaving the city, the above
9trms cash. a. NJ HPRAGUE,
eugH Salesman,
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lUNOANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNOANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
MAEBLs: TOP AND oraER BUREAUS,
LOUNGES, WALNUT BEDSTEADS, OIL
CLOIn ms, nATTR Assks, SID EBO ar os, ia.
RL1e, OAEA AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS,
CRUCkBBY, GLASSWARE, COOKING AND
CTHlk STOVES, CARPETS, &C., &c, AT
BAY HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS
On MONDAY MORNIN0. August 2Ist,n
commencing ut 10 O'Clock, We will sell, Of Va
store, corner 9th and Q streets north vest, the
entire stock, consisting - ADORE, and with u
humorous other articles.
The sale bling positive, the attention Of buyers il
augn OUNOANSON BROS, AuctIoneNxs,
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ARRIEn.

oNEsS-MoCRE. August II, 1876 in Emsuuel
Snpreh, uniontosn, y q, By tue Rev J. N r.
mchee; mr.. JOHN MORRIS OWENS, OF Prince
Seoiees county, Nd, % niss LAURa VfRGISTs
MOORE OF the District OF Ooiumbia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-18

TIE POOREST PARrs Of newspapers gene
reliable and the least inspiring; and. II You
skip anything, skip the editorials; bat DO
not skip the market reports, the snfppIng
news or the advertisements. Read them,
taawy Word BeccA@.
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TIE STAG. OF the Bsyreuth theater re
qutrea 3,2n gas jets. Wagner's work de.
mands extraordinary scenic effect, such e.
rising mists and gathering clouds. For these
Two large engines are placed ct Q short dis
lance rom the theater and the steam II car
r1ed by pipes 70 Q reservoir, from witch it
can oe dietributed BY . net work OF tubes
over the whole stage. By means of specI al
apperetus THIS vapor ts rendered Is dry Q
possible. Every poaBible precautiOn ha
been taken against IRE. In the corner tow
ere OF the theAter are two enormous cisterna,
each holding about /, 200 gallons, from which
wafer can be obtained g very high pres
sure~1n case Of need. The gas and water
works OF the theafer have cost $4,000.
SOMETHING WORTH KNowIHo.-Every
nttie while we read Of some one who has
stuck rusty nail In his foot or some other
part Of his person. and lockjsw has RENTED
berefrom. All sueh wounds can be hosled
Without any fatal consequences following
them. The remedy IL simple. It IL only 60
smoke euch wound, or any wound or bruise
that II innamed. with burning wool or wool
en- cloth: Twenty minutes in the smoke or
WOOL will take the pain out OF the worst case
OF inflammation arising from any wound We
ever saw.-lOn EQ.
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RIVER sPRINGS.-This Popular Resort IN non
AZ OPEN Board Tor grovp Iersons, q - Hai
over two years old, from 20 cents TO 0lOO ~
No charge for transportation from steamer, Y7sh.
ing, Fruit, or Medical attendance. River eprtn0
e situated one nile above Colton'G wharf Nd
blakistons Island on the main land. Bsarderf
ior kfver SPRING. Will take the steamer John VI
IhompSon or u attano, and land ct Cotton 3 wharf
k;P. BLAkIeTON. n. D., Proprietor. AddrS1
THE ALBEMARLl TIMALl INSTITUTE.
4 CAastottssotIIs. Vs.,
Renttee last iall With elegant new furni- a.
sqrs q Ia eosS q az 20. vtn .eeeiye SUN
the 18th OF eeDtsnber. No extra charge fof kot q
cold beshs, nor for us Of new tsn- pin aey0. NJ
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FRHNCB.PLArE MANTBL MIRRoR. DAM
sK hp M kS1 T Ts Sssrak
CRBOMOs ann HN9RAyINGs, VAN Ut
COOK CASE AND s!0RETARY, sUPIRi0R
ssAtIFk kKs d Hr SEX
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SUITS, sUPGRfOR
HAIR MATrKAsSks, SING UNDERB nos.
Lows. WALNUT EXTENSION DINING ia.
BILE: sUPEt IOK WALNUT DINING ca AIRs,
BALL AND STAIR CARPgTs HALL SER
pEnQKATEp Tndtns WARE, CUOxING
On TUESDAY MORNING, August 22i,A
1876, at o o'c o. k. at tue residences OF q l.dyu
oeelintug housek eepir g. No. 5aS l1th trees, ~
betw.ea AID streets NO thwest shall
~ II ihe above ex celens ,sortmeu- IF Qrniturs
The above collection Of Furui u re- an be
7nrs hssed at private sale prior To SAFE.
Terms ash.
eugN THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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VNASR. b. WILLIAMS, Auctloneer,
w Ho. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and d

"AeR. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Ho. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and d sts.
BIZ AND -DININ9 ROOM CHATRs. MAG.
AGIT0RniIUBE.M ARsLI ROE CshrER
TABLES, nAsY OHAIKs AND R0IKE Rs,
k!Ans AND WAsHsTAED3, La1E our
TAlNs AND C0RNI0E, E.HCY OHAIRs.
WAshsrA BIDS, HAIK, HUsK, AND q. TOP
MaTTRAsSES, BRUssELs, iEGRAIH AID
OTHEk OAkPkTS, HALL OIL CLOTHS,
CHINA, GLASS AND OkOUkERY WARE,
kITCH1N OrBdslLs. &c.
On MOhDAf. August "a, at 10 o'clock n
Q. N shall sell at 3O1 street, between W
ID and Sd streets north vest, the above coil.c-
tiCn Of Hou sehold Furniture, which Is well \ y
worthy the ntioa Of parties In search Of Forni
ture, &c.
aug7-d WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

THAT WELL KNOWN HEALTHY RESORT,
! the MOUNTAIN House, with 60 AAA
now open. Good hunting and fishing. l8s
Telms-ol25 per day: o. per week; -. per %Ynth.
PropIietor, near ClsarsDripg. Washington county,
Maryland. augl6-2R"
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CTNyIER DRY GOODS AT COST.
oprylyG FALL sTOOK-CHEAP PRICES.

Carton FlannsI, g cents per yard aud mp; Wool
v,sTne. l. - Is 10 rs cents; nice sock OF Goods
STscbocl h. .tisn. At lover prices than before.
pisrk AIpacas-z lussy blasks-3a TO 80 cents; pure
vCIsiTs-si.s gIcss-g1 10 Is nis; ends best
Elaek Ca 'Icn-S, s and oeut.i Black silks ct old
rrices altE 1Uch prices have sdvsoc 3 20 81 csnts
LsrT.,d: gre,f hsrsains in Dress Goods, II to -
n Is cents: slack Uashmtres eheap, s2x cents to
ri % vide eheetiDgs, ~ cents and upi Oar pets and
Dop't forget the place N IN want Of Dry Goods, %
xsr viII A. ways get good value for your money.
r. N. NAUDAIN,
.nzlou r0S Market 5paos.
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TaoMAe DOWLiRo, Auctioneer.

TaoMAs DOWLino, Auetioneer.
sUnTION sALE OF TIE STABLES Asu
SHEDS RHCsnILT OGCgPIkD Bi THS
IHI MODEM lMPsUvIMsNr5, TO-
GETHBk WITH ABOUT TWO HUNDRED
On WDDNBeDAY, August %, 1873, ut -
o'clock, q the north vest Of q aud ls,h ON
streets, i shall sell about 500 hundred feet ot...
stsbling, contsning about s. stalls, with sas and
wa'er, together with about 300 loads of gravel.
Tne stables and aDNurtenAnces " i'll be old q
entirety, the party purchasing viii be granted the
tvilege Of occupying the premises they are for
one year free OF rent.
ausls THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
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CVFAP DRY GOODS.

-
-, ,..s- 7. * Towels, at 81 50, 81, o. IS and
y ,sr 4 g-r: also 50 dozes very fne qualities at
IS sBd o.. ,-s.,,.or,, Imam. =, .so,, ,en,,h..
ss11s IA Ftsach4d and Brown shsetings, ct 90
~. ward Table Damast, Wine Cloth, Nap
c. tp,leu Linens, sn widths, snf eD0 White
49,. ali aG.lities and patterns. We would call
re special attention Of our Gust mers 70 the ABOVE
e., CSrtol slspntIs, at 8, 10, va Is, % ana IS
en,. 81 ?. zen lsdies ell linen III >. Handker-
sGns,ls,rs ut0n 50 and 611 eeats. 10 pieces
49, BlscE Csshmeres, from 75;. to l 81; Gil
49, new socds, yust opened. 10 pieces White
fSSI,irs A. -, cents, IS good a. bonsdsle. New
IrNroi, eris~ il handsome patterns received al
=, sTery cav We intend to satisfy every one
ISSs'fsvor. n. 9ith a call. W. q. BBOWN.
pa,It-tr No. 3I4 sth street northwest.
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from the Helena Herald !

From the Helena Herald
For the past five or six years there
las been around the streets of Helena
a dirty, degraded-looking specimen of
humanity. Robert Nelson by name,
yet universally known as Mountain
Dew" He could not be called a vae'
abond, for he was always ready to
clean streets. saw wood or any labor
where a dollar was in sight. He was
suffering from chronic disease, yet
he managed to earn enough to keep
hunger from the door. Many won
dcred that long ago he did not fall
back upon the unity for support.
His chief ambition seemed to be a de-
sire to be known as the "dirtiest man
in Montana" Wretchcdly filthy, from
the crown of his head to the soles of
his feet-so dirty and greasy that a
stranger to see him once would al
ways remember the apparition. Rob-
ert Nelson is now wealthy. Itseems
that in early days Robert found him.
self in Boise, Idaho. Times were
flush. "Mountain Dew" was lucky, and
from his earnings he sent home to his
father in Missouri $4,000 to invest for
him Luck turned; Nelson got broke
and came to Montana. For several
years he has been trying to realize
something from the money ne sent to
his father, yet he never could get any
satisfaction. and he was too poor to
90 east to see about it. However, Q
short time since a letter reached hin,
stating that his father had died, and
that real estate and other property to
the amount Of $4,000 had been left
to him. Thursday draft Of $500
came on for the heir Yesterday was
q great day for Robert. He bought 9
suit of fashionable clothing, took q
bath. rot his hair cut and his mus
tache dyed, and it is q fact that not
one in ten knew the transformed fig.
ure and features Of Mountain Dew"
4 through ticket to Omaha was pro
cured. and this morning Nelson left
Helena on the Overland for his, (. Old
home IN Missouri,
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h

81
o1i pl) ||II
nis esa srlbs around u, IS 4 Il
those ~hc ase not III woFk Ii the
mines ere compelled Is Loaf around i,I
our gloomy little town.
The Monarch mine, which il one 81
the richest on the coast, is being rob.
bed Of its treasures every day. Tip
Lantcs, the Superintendent, gives EN-.
pioyment to twelve men in the mine,
ana SIX ct the mill. If they keep up
their lick they will have about hun.
dred and fifty tons Of shipping ore by
the first Of next June. Shipping ore
is supposed to yield from one to six
thousand dollars per ton. They not
only take out shipping ore, but keep
. mill running constantly on. second
class rock, which yields about two
hundred and fifty dollars per ton.
The Buffalo Go. are also taking out
some very rich ore. Their shipping
ore does not range as high as the
Monarch Co.'S; it runs from five hun
dred to three thousand dollars pei
ton. Johnny Tonkins & Co., who
have a contract running tunnel
which will tap the ledge about one
hundred and fifty feet deep, will
complete their contract about the first
Of February.
Marley & Barnhart will have thirty
tons of Pomroy rock crushed in few
days which they think will average
about three hundred dollars per ton.
Steadman Il Turner are at work ev.
cry day on the Old Chunk. Their
ground being very soft they average
about twenty ieet week.
Hill & Abbott are progressing rath
er slow. Their rock is so hard that
they are unable to run over eight feet
a week.
Mr. Shaficr who carries the mail
from this place to Rocky Bar makes
his regular trips unless the parties
carrying from Rattlesnake station tc
the Bar fail to connect.
The snow is five feet deep and still
iii comes.
There are several men here who
want to bet that they have "got a big
ger thing than any man in Boise
Co, and they don't go round blowing
about it either.
EpIrIo PMNcEPs.
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j. Mr.. ALIEN MAGRuDER, Of Baltimore,
,v;ll cnntrihute to the January Atlantic
an account Of Mr.. Lincoln's interview
'~;,h Judge Campbell just after the
III II Richmond, in which evidence
I. given q the breadth and gcnerosi-
" J, Il m. Lincoln's views about the
restoration d the Union.
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The number Of letters received and
forwarded through the New York post
office in day is estimated at 624,275,
and the weight of the letters and OF
tie printed matter, including news.
papers, il computed at $500 tons,
which is more than the entire weight OF
the freight that most express companies
get in year.
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Writ Of Execution.
Territory Of Idaho, County OF Boise.
C.rratx IJavs e. IN va Muirhead.

Territory OF ld00O OOuHty W DoA"S.
Garrett, Hays \ Co. vs. Muirhead.
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Ex =.
I ecution to me directed and issu d from the
Court OF James Egan Justice Of the Peace IN and for
Boise county. l. +, on judgment rendered therein
in favor Of Garrett Hays& Co.. and AGAINST John
Muirhead for the sum Of ninety -four dollars and ten
cents 1894 1O ana costs Of suit twenty dollars
($2 costs Of suit hsve levied upon ne following
One undivided onefourth interest II acertain quartz
lode Of 100 feet situated attho head Of taulch
In Granite Creek District, county and Territory
Aforesaid and known A. the Lawyer Mining Cos
Ledge, together with one-fourth interest IN al tn-
nels, drifts and 1hafts connected with seid clam
water privilAeses, dnnpS and ground sufhcient for
the convenient working Of the same go ~
Public notics u hereby given that viii expose for
sale 81 public auction 70 the hghest bidder TOR cash.
all Of the dsscsihed property Of the ahOve-
named defendant, st the ofice of -: Egan ~ the
town Of Placervillt the 22d Day Of January 1870
q two o'clock y n. 70 satfsfy aid judgments coss
and sccruing cost - $500. i =.
sDessd.st Pacervile. Boise county. this 2ssh Pc
cember; 1915. deoiS;1o0
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In the Matter Of Estate Of Johr
Noonan, Deceased.

In the Probate Court Of Boise county. Idaho Terri
tory.
1T APPEARING TO THE COURT BY THE Pc
tition presented and filed by james McDevitt the
Administrator of the estate of John Noonan, de-
ceased praying order. to sell real estate thai
is necessary 70 sell the whole Of the real estate and
the personal property to pay the debts outstanding
against the deceased and the debts, expenses and
charges Of the administrations tits therefore
Ordered by the Court that all persons interested
in the said estate appear before the said Probate
Court on Tuesday, the sixth day of February, A D.
1876 at ten O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day, ut the court
room of said Curt, in Idaho City, county Of Boise,
to show cause why an order should not be.granted
to the said Administrator to sell the whole OF the real
es.ate and personal property Of the deceas d: and
that copy Of this order be published at least hve
successive weeks in the IDAHO WORLD, . newspaper
printed and published ia ssid county.
Idaho City Ian. 10. 1875 5w Probate Judge.
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AssiAL ESTggrAlSxESr.-Mrs. w.
Of Silver City, member Of THE
sas Centennial Executive Com
III Philadelphia, for this Ter
asks the cooperation Of the
y IDAHO to aid in raising money
w IN the erection Of a building
centennial grounds for the ex.
:" ladies' work alone; and to
~ she wrote to Mrs. Jonas w.
q this place, several days
winch lady, with the assistance
- Will respond by giving . Sc
~'w'ng'room entertainment Tues
'snt at the Methodist Church.
,s''''culars, together with Mrs.
"'er, and extracts from accom-
explanatory circulars. will
!" our next issue. In the
as, prepare yourself to At.
nth your family.
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CIT n
;s.eio6ce Hours.
u January u. 1874

a pnEooMDO0
Il days, until further notice,
81. Iii ie kept open from seven
am ann halfpast twelve to one,
bar until six :. N.
..ry ORDER BUSINESS.
80 Order Office will not be
e u A Sundays; and no Money
:. will be transacted on Sat
~ f,nr o'clock p. M.
aa S. g. SILSBY,
II. nec. 8. 1875. Postmaster.
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To FAgMERs-The WORLD Office will
take on old or new subscriptions,
wheat oats and barley. Ranchtnen
who are in arrears can now easily
square accounts by bringing along
the amount of their Indebtedness in
graiu. while those who wish to sub
scribe have the same privilege. Bring
it in, gentlemen.
n. B.-Eggs butter and bacon will
also be TAKEN on the same terms.
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TNO n. S. PARKER, J +. ORCUTT,
i &c Haslcy. A. Il. Harerave. and all whom il
may concern: You. and each of you. are hereby no.
tilted that we, c. Cons,ans and 4. W. krocber. have
done the full amount OF work required by the law OF
Congress Of 1872. and amendments thereto. to-wit
Two Hundred and Forty t$a4O) Dollars
the Uncle Sam quartz ledge discovery claim sit.
uated in Boise county, T., Banner District. Said
claim consisting of twelve hundred feet along the
Uncle Sam quartz lod; and you are hereby required
TO pay us all assessments against you on the same
aud for the publication Of the notice within ninety
qo) days from the date hereof forfeit all your
right title interest and claim in to and upon said
Uncle Sam quartz claim. rs provided by act above
sneciBed c. constants.
FW. KROEBER.
Idaho City. Jan. 1st 1876. janl4:Sm