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, 1876-10-10

Fish Banquet OF the American Fish Assn
ctAtion Ia tho Centcnnlal uruunds.-FiIty-
Eight Varieties from all Parts OF thu
World.
Dispatch to Stlo yort Times.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. B-Onc Ut the most
novel dinners which hna ever taken place In this
country was given under the auspices Of the
American Fish Culturlsts' Association At the
Lafayette Restaurant, In the Centennial
Grounds, this evening. The nIsan included
some lfty-c!ght varieties Of iIsl from nil parts
Of the globe, Mr.. Eugene g. Dlackford, Of Full
ton Market, New York City, undertaking the
ist,. Thu Hon. X .. Roosevelt presided, With
Coy: 11artranft, Of Pennsylvania, on Ills right,
and Prof Baird, Ut the Smithsonian Institution,
Oh hls left. AinonE the prominent guests were
tile lion. John y. Forncy Judge Lynch, Louisl-
lloa. 1. K. Botcler, West Virginia; James S.
Grinnclt, ESQ.,; the members Ut The foreign
Commissions to thu Centennial Exp0s!tion, mud
the numbers ot the Association. The bill Of
tare Of this extraordinary dlnncr is g[yeu below
complete:
~'' 80 '' Hiaiue Il Lobster. Seth Green style.
n.gstss :Mg St cr"w Fish, ffFsa 9s:5e5S: 5:,1e
:" '''' Fried scollops, a ID Ediaonis.' IT,
...-. MoMr nu:uyKEs fi:uiu.
Maekerrl In 0'l-SuFway. alackcrel, frfcd-Sofway.
Pluck flstl-Sotway. Canned stackcrrl-Soswa
Ancnuyira-swGtrf. Ma,Ec!ri-swtlen
CoAgcr Eel-l'ortuga1 s1uid In QlI-FortMgal;
ConerU Ia ull-P1tlukai. hxckrsrl In U.l-rortural.
Conlcr Eel wIh Tomatoes sart!,Iea tn t!lI-spat!:
1ps;;n s9finS. ,s,I n giinsEss-sps1n'
so Cray fisl IapS IT t.ood ltope-Afztc..
shake. Dried sasinoH-jaiaa
sasK F!as. nsskcha. Shark fin:, %e-Gaaa.
n. 0oashana~A1asea ,.t. shsatns.-!sai{:
c''sas-Au,''a car.r-ciai|sas9n9aa a|a;99 W n'aae-u'''"
hWurd fsil-lGrIuKni.
.... EELkEIEs. g..
Striped nass. IL Brrsourt. pompano, ala Iseeder.
ESTlIkkz,
Csisse ct Terspn. a!s Sorsts: .,,,,..,.
r.,,,. FIllc: of Eus!l.h so'ss: i nstKshu: ;, o,
VEGETABLES.
FE9a9es E9tas rrtsans s ks1M sfgns e.! e. ,.p
Gleep's Head, Agzkslz Sauce. Illus Fish, II 0oode.
coln fakcEs'
''"''~ - 1e0' iitison p'Ecrevis.sa, sis Atkias,
Bsumon. = IL psErd. DtuFrI d. Montpelier.
Pudding. q Il Neptune. NtapolttAn Ice Cream,
ORNAMENTAL PIECES.
Bsteau do Feehsus. 6 i, !. T. l!o9astsl!; :, s,..,n
Ean.ten japsar.e sra. .Wrsd Ia suGl1sws AEekio.
Fruits, caerst. colics.
The English sole and turbot wpre brought
over by the britannia. tits kAnton Japanese
sca-wcgd was prepared by tho cuuk Vt tile Jn-
paucso Commission Oh tbs Erultau.
At the conclusion uf the feast speeches were
naue by Goy. uartranft, Col. F0ruey, Sir. Uou-
alasou, oi lIaho, Seth Grccu, aud otaeEs.
, 1876-10-10

T.: p ". Mumfqsa & NJ s% VIZ Hc't M l!a'ri'on street,
~ j. anEier II tntei. to 'Ra Rsy "'s T. yr,ey the
~: ~ rsekssa 1, 70; r. Vest Monroe street, tho
MR. Mr.; i; n; i'owell: NJ; a3o Looms street, the
sy H.. =: Ill., T. hT[1's nnrx ma neno,o wts tou,. I'm
+, i;art1a 1 ma ne'' wfs' "'Sefo HOUSE. LIDO Hes IT,
Key a. Patt;.dn u M,,cfsnd w1 M!S; ,., Van nu,. ....
ths !s,. T. T. iiasS: I'd 1 VIZ van ''ea '''ss''
Rex A. 4 Dq,niags @da end rlfs rs s.-,
M. Neeyes, No; 2oo South sangatnon street,
'hf H. ff i NJ nssssson. nGssnatnn"k No. s we.t Madison
sttest i!aa.e INC ne1 ns3,f'ee H!eh"tt9; 4
.,ect e. i'ov ~. % Hofn Lasa[,a
sls,aor,i %sl !, p,,,., NJ nm t.pt,n u,, ...
a. chanoY II; Rd aRd wIfe c. <o H''"S place. 'ho eS'
Mss'Hr ~. r. os r: iscsl N vi: Mon"
IT. MlRas psa .Sa ' sy M WI 1Sss Ssap .'F's the
~, I1o IT, Koy; q; stoas' M, ~ ny :i "ess Adams street,
toH MGs: r. artts g. tHsay aaa -. TtdS.
,e gy ~ 'ff, L. snd M1 wie VI Me's Aberdeen street,
NJ & Il s1SddSsn Sssms, No. s w. sst Monroe street, The
sinenir III inSa'as q, !t WI e; We. a.
nev " T. Mtnty, tbs ov. Z. .e t. Ioreioy. Ess'' '''
MI s;.%sn ssss'f ,hs saa nv W,,i & sssys :tai;
Rsx n. u rssS,SSs s,Sa ~ tae sS sss T. 4 s.'teTse
ni{ H., wa1 an tsm,t S%,k sq ~ !5s a w,.
'hS ls lseS sccrl - +. fen w i;os p,,,,o vo,n
william Nun smIt Yt s,s VIZ. '' avenue Tue "eS'
REV. G '1ua II n o. 1o4" 'a'ana aTenae the
ths cv r. Eson ~ tsc M ;cy "e't j. Hea 't'sss
,ho nav ae9nsd s. oe.. @ s,u VIZ. f washington street,
II. IT, stntliar1 IA aiG Wc.t 1gorroo .+r,., III !.
, 1876-10-10
LIBEL.

OSHKOSH, Wis, uct. 9.-Ihe Oshkosh Times
OIL Saturday contained IN article accusing Con-
gresham Ktmball Of selling the appointment
OF Postmaster In Wausllara County, on tAu line
Ut the wisconsin Central for tho sun, Of f200,
specifying thu ttlc al,d rtace where the bargain,
was made. Kinlbai! arrived here to day, and,
after consulting with Ala friends, at ones COM
lneneed au action for libel. liz also swors out
q wasrnnt for the arrest OF Fernandez g. tllaxe,
publishers of thu 1Smes, on a er!nai1a! conl-
plans. tle proposes to puinsh them to tic full
extent ot the law. Tho Ess~tag northeastern.
ony three rostmastera on the Wisconsin, Ce,-
tral III Waushara County, a,,tl nj! have helu
office ten years or more. Thu Indignation
against tho publishers Of tue I1Mts IL fuuuiug
hf,ft1
, 1876-10-10
uonors to Canine SsXRcity.

There il . native dog III Newfoundland now
falfen out; but he IL provided with cozy ken
mel and food that docs not need mucla n.aattca-
t!on.. Around hia neck is a glazed cnl!ar bear
ing three medals, one Of silver u,,d two oi gold.
One Of the latteF. IL fsovs ths Koyal llulllano
Society of England, the other Is the gift Of an
american Captain, and thu silver medal u from
former Mother Superior of St. Michael's Com
vent In St. john's. AL three ase testimonials
10 recognition Ut the ansmal's sagaclty IN saving
lYea.
, 1876-10-10

veterans meet IN State Convention here to-
morrow. The sasRion Will probably last two
taYa, Its object being to make a unt"l effort to
Fecure p2ltsfDns for veterans of that wnr.
Hptciai Dtspdtch 10 Tie Tribune,
DtooM1NHToN, ILL.,, Oct. D.-tieorge 4. Mason,
t!ry-goosls merchant, who has been in l'usncss
here sfllre last May, has collapsed. anl Is In the
hantls ol the Sheriff. Ills delta foot up nearly
ES,O00; assGta not known. lie has DISAPPEARED.
, 1876-10-10

THE DOCK DISASTER
New YonK, Oct. 9.-To-day tho Coroner i'm
paneied jury in the caae Of the men who were
sufiocatcd in tho ship Europa. They then
visited tile vessel and inspected every part,
especially whcro tile men were sutro.
Gated. The Jury were then discharged
letter tn the Captain nt tic vessel, requesting
lin To take charge until tile conclusion Ut tic
Inquest, and mot to permit Hny candles or light
OH board, and to prevent all smoking and ffFes
of every description until after The inquiry Is
, 1876-10-10


PoTrsvHLg, Pa, Oct. 9.-ThIs morning, while
three loaded carB were being hotsted from tho
slope Of the Mit1dtc Lehtgh coll1cry, at New
Boston, the rope broke, and the cars ran RAPIDLY
to tic bottom. -Four miners, named William
Dackus, Joe Becker, Ttlonns Jones, and Ell
Nauss, were killed.
, 1876-10-10

ACCIDENTALLY sTRAyGLED.
6pecfof Dttpatch to 17< Tribune
GRAND lsAl1ns, Mich, Oet. "a 4-year old
lad named Mccurdy accidentally hanged him
sclfin this city today, and WINS dead when dis
covered.
, 1876-10-10

enterprises of Tho Church, siish[ons, Ellurcl1-
Extension, etc.; whlle tho evenings will he kept
- FREQ ~ rotsblc from other 1nnttcrs in order
that members Of the Convention mny embrace
Tho opportunity Of Horshfpfng al the Tai>cr-
nacte. Following IA tho
qa..aay q: oiS ioeS . !. 1tas %, E1ssm,n,t,on Of
ch"'s osS Aae.s 81 81 ssor sss en oa
L. f. Sea; hs:pSn,e tue sy II crsw,
eop ssHn gpeai'coss Ct csupe ee GeRss E1en
Ss.csss, sSn s%s'f.y tS hSs %a,t g e. ,as chstan
G. f. H. 'as aas d aihssao Fissa
$dS.s';ss 4 =, i: s;oSfldss' E'shs;p cb" bowms"
7Aar.day-S:l5 :. nj, Prayer. Meeting, led by
T. Atk!nson; $50 ,. III. stiHsinnar1 Anniversary.
1. nsnmle lG.e1 Gha5msn' AaFs,.es y i burns
:ts;an I; sm, ao :; ILL., Xnni,c5;.t! st wssans
%ns .aS Ms, f;S Rstn e sxso by aF''
SdfRrddy y-A:lI Il. u,.. Prayer. Meeting. led by E.
t'ons IL sassioy ese. Anniri5.aG, T. q lss
Addresses 81 E. i. Snadcyilo Z. il. rowtsr. rp' g.
:; u; dRsysnoad r. D: 1S p H. Anaivssssry
an X5fes"ss b. VIII" IL r. - Toma. g. g. ch'if
.R %ssasy = + =. n.. Meeting, led b, F.
~ Aid soe'eiy. Tue rev. @ e. H. iosinx chsitman.
Addresses ID Metnotiam Of J. W I,aTidsou, By /.
I'asoa5Eet; of +. Jna.on, BY l. liisshe?ck, p: ..
makef.
rnK vIslrlN0 MrMnEna
OF Rock k!yer Conference, together with their
Il rsquirea A eonsdc1abe f ne4se e''ens' on fi tic
tor Of Centenary Church, Who 1 Iiat1
tho matter In ,chnrgc, to.:hIIict tho guests
e9e IL wa osv sGa ss5sG1fS 81 Il. I" @ S%
and our Methodist people generally, md all the
stranger brethren and slstess Will 6s comfort
ably housed during their stay in Chicago. VIC
append list Of hosts and thu guests who have
been assigned to their Chrlstian care and hospi-
tality:
Tho Rev. 8. II: adams, No. 400 West Monroe
ztreci ,. tie Roy. Y: - 8; ~ Harrington md wife.
2. F. Denntng, tie 1tev. l.. 4. Sanford.
The Icy. i: Atkintnn, NJ. 40 White street,
Tug 6v S Asio Fl v Aas A. ~ aS S.s"s ws .t,.. I'm p,x
i5. xl'ss Il Ss Ss @ T. $I'iss place. the nev5.p
j. Austin. No. TO- IN souti. Hoyne street, the Rer.
j. W. Agarl, The Rcy. Il. I}rowm
a. T.: bishop, No. .u7 West. Adams street,
n!shop l Hl1wnan, tic Ref c. II. Fowler, tho 1tes.
Ths Hon. Ika i !. I. nond, NJ III South Peoria
iter. T. il. wlkinsc!'. tho itev. i. t. fomSroy. -.
NJ c1cw* aa wfe. vi " the Rsv r. natsheor se
wife. - 80
Airs. E. n. Bowen, No. liz Centre avenue, the
!. A. Drown tat hote'), tho Rev. II. Hanna and
j. 5. na.sett, No. 400 Michigan avenue, tho Rev.
Mrs. j. T. Dsii 10. a14 North Carpenter street,
the Rov; r. Pomcroy, the Icy. G. II: llotaian..
Dcy. l. NhItcnmh '7' -
, 1876-10-10
ncFAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. 9.--steamships City Of Rich
mond and sucv|a, from New York, and Penn
sylvania, from Philadelphia, have arrived out.
NHw YoHx, Oct. 0.-Arrired, steamer Hell
vctta, from Liverpool,
, 1876-10-10

CALIFORNIAN.
MILWAUKEE, Wiz, Oct. 9.-An old lady and
E ws5S nnnsa BY mad bea s om
was shot by the police.
, 1876-10-10

TIlH EVENINH nEEElN0.
An audience OF 1900 people were at The Tab
ernacle Inst evening to listen to the preaching
OF Mai. Whittle and the singing of Mr.. aankey,
and for the further purpose of holding tho fort
TIL tie return Of tho chief SO sn1dcnly called
away. The choir were out iu full force, and
sang their very best, the hymns being, "Yicld
Not to Temptation y Light IN the Darkness,''
anu "Puit for tho Shore.'
Mr.. Sankcy sung, rs nsolo, that orst favorito
At tho Edlnburg meeting, "Jcsus OF Nazarctl,
passett By" the choir rendering tho last linz u
chorus.
The opening prayer was BY Dr.. Gibson. Afa}.
Whtttla then t1ok for hts text the account Of
tile opening Of tho eyes Of tho blind ,nau Barti-
mcnst Of Jericho, as recorded In the 10th chap
ter Of tho Gospel Of Luke.
1t was an Ible and earnest presentation OF the
leading parts In tho narrative, with something
Of the sumo style Ut Mr.. Moody, and was well
received.
The meeting closed with the bcncdictton by
the Rey. Mr.. Spencer.
In vlcw Ut the session Of the Methodist Con.
ferenco at the Centenary II. E.. Church this
week, tho presence in the eity of Bishop Bow
man md OF an old nclghbor ut Evanston, the
Rev. Dr.. Fowler, desire Inns hccn expressed,
IN tho absence of hfr. Moody, ~ hear une OF
both these distinguished prcag!cra nj tie Taber.
naclc. II Is a!sp announced that McSsrs. Need
ham aud Morclluusc viii be here OH Wednesday,
and the, work Will be in no danger OF delay IN
account OF a want Of eomcof tte best pulpit and
evangelistlc talent In tho world, nlways except
Ing Mr. Moody.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

INTRODUCING DR.. n. F. Cooks case of
Family Medicines, homeopathic, with
book giving full description, symptoms
and instructions. Containing the leading
remedies in powdered (besD forms For ALI
the common diseases of the family. Con-
venicnt, economical and effective. With
these medicines and instructions any one
can successfully treat, II taken at the out
set, all cases of sickness likely to arise in
the family. =.
also take measures for urkee's I'M
proved patent Shirt, and also have asso--
ciaicd with me q practical cutter from San
Francisco, who can be, found at Thos-
Dixon's tailor shop. CALEB NORTH.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

4. y. SuEToS, who has just -
turned from Atlanta, gives Is the fol.
lowing intIfessing i6esss.
The Monarch and Buffalo companies
are pushing work ahead on their
mines. The Leopoya mills. running
steadily on gold rock.
Work is being pushed ahead on the
Buffalo mill.
There is one saw mill there, which
saws from 1000 to $500 feet Of lum.
Der per day: The Buffalo Co. 'llaNeit
all engaged A steam saw and plan
ing mill is expected to arrive there
soon, when there will be plenty Of lum.
Der and a good deal more building 60
ing on. a sash factory will be con.
nccted with the mill
There are in Atlanta, at present,
two meat markets, two stores, two
boarding houses, two saloons and "A
brewery, and one. blacksmith shop.
4 man named kohn is getting ready
to start another store.
Cummings is building quite large
addition to his boarding house.
Twelve or fifteen more buildings
will go up as soon as lumber can be
had.
There are about two hundred men
in Atlanta, and all have employment
1t is not advisable, however, for more
to go there in search of work, as there
is just enough work for those there
Men with little means could not find
a better place to go to prospect.
Fourteen or fifteen families arc now
there, and three or four more will go
soon.
Frank Settle is dying of consump.
ton. He was taken as far as Rocky
Bar, and last accounts say it is not
expected he will be able TO so any
further on his road below. Frank
was one Of the first discoveries Of the
Rocky Bar country.
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The New BURNT RIVER M1NEs.-Thc~
new discoveries of mines on Burnt.
River has created quite sensation
Messrs Fred Bohna and the McCord.
Bros. have built a mill Of two .arastas.
on Sicily creek that will be propelled
by water power. 1t will be putin OPP
GRAFTON this coming week. Fhey have.
about 400 tons Of float rock that is.
marvelously rich. Messrs. T. O.
Stearns, John Halpin,and Wolf Ancer->
ger are, it is believed, the discoveries
of the true vein of that section. Their
mine is about quarter Of a mile
south of the Bohna & Go. mine, and.
about 500 feet high in altitude. The
vein is ten inches wide and prospects,
very rich in free gold. John W.
Sleeper, of Conner creek, has had to.
rent the old E. NJ. White & Co. mill to.
crush his rock, his new water wheel
proving inadequate to propel his new,
mill power. Sam Ottenheimer tried
running quartz mill about ten days.
Sam laughs like All Sin when he says
he is retired quartz operator. The.
Virtue Mine, under the able and Judi
cious management Of NJ. Hyde, is do
ing well.-Union County Sentinel.
July SM.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

THg Chinese Masuns held a meeting
in building ut the lower end of town
last Tuesday evening 1t was not a
secret one, and those not belonging
could he admitted. Onr informant
spent q few minutes listening To the
ceremonies, during which time their
Grand Master. as they call him, was
talking 10 the members Of the FRAZER
nifty. The stranscSt thing about the
meeting was that there was profound
silence. As near as we could find
out, the object Of The meeting was TO
offer reward for the arrest and con-
viction of al those engaged in tie
brutal murder Of All Toy, and TO raise
money for Ah Toys mother. Tie lat
ter object was promptly attended to
AMI the money raised, but we have
not been informed as to the former.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21
.,DI,.ostnmce Hours.

=. week days, until further notice,
During e%;cewill be keptiopcn from seven
4 NJ an ..s from halfpast twelve to one,
SUNDAY fonr until six P. NJ.
SUI MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
,ranov Order Office will not be
The NIL " al on Sundays; and no Money
opened y. ~ will be transacted on Sat
urdays ai"' S. G. SILSBY,
~. Toe z. 1915. Postmaster.
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. ,;.tlc. money is needed at all times

,;.tIc. money IS neeUcd II III HMes
J. ,he WORLD Office, and more particu-
-. :, sbo,r this time. Subscribers and
nstrons generally are respectfully reques-
ID 10 pay up their Indebtedness and thus
helm US keep things going.
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= d J
WAsHISoroS, DC. July 16,s 1870. N
!. I! g = afJE pugys: y l,atd ] paeu mp.
pointed Governor, but will decline.
s5ai' T.hW. BENNETT.

n u I'd 3$t sss - "a al ~
When we announced the appoint
ment last Saturday morning we also
stated that Bennett would be likely
to meet with opposition in the Senate
and possibly not be confirmed AS
soon as it was known that Bennett
was appointed, charges were filed
against him with the Senate Commit
tee on Territories, charging Bennett
with malfeasance in office while he
was Governor Of this Territory. These
charges had been prepared before
hand in anticipation that he would be
appointed. We ale informed that the
substance Of the charges were that he
had drawn the contingent appropria-
ton for the Governors Office and peck
eted the money himself, and further
that he drew this fund after his Office
of Governor expired. Also that he
drew double pay as Delegate and Gov
ernor at the same time. That he was
absent from the Territory without
leave over half the time he was Gov
ernor of Idaho, with several other
specifications. When the news of his
appointment reached here, some of the
above and one other serious charge,
to-wit: Selling pardons," were also
made and telcgraphed to Washington
against him. Full specifications max
ing each charge specific, and the tcsti-
mony set forth and witnesses referred
to and named. 1t is useless for Ben
nett to say that he was appointed
without his knowledge, or that he did
not want the office. 1t was as well
understood in Washington tina, he
wanted the nomination and that he
would be as likely to get it before the
nomination was made rs it is that the
Weekly statesman will be published
next Saturday. Hence the prcpara-
ton III the charges and the haste to
file them TO prevent the confirmation.
The nomination was made on the 18th
inst The charges were made and
filed on the 18th and l4ih, in one case
three and the other two days before
he sends his dispatch here that he
would decline. Bennett knew these
charges were made and filed, for
there was no privacy about it. His
declining to accept will save any in
quiry into the truth of the charges
He could we'll afford to do so if he
was innocent. If he is guilty of the
Offences laid at his door he did not
want to sec the proof, and he has ia
ken course which shows to the world
that he desires to escape an ipves,iga-
tion-exit Bennett Salesman.
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Iii. Il
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

IHE World will publish announce
men'S Of candidates from now until
Tie conventions meet for 81 cash. Yc
candidates, come forward and let the
people know who you arc.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

a TYPOGRAPHICAL error occurred in
'accharncs letter, which appeared in
last tuesdays SEMI-WEEKr.Y. The
race races are to commence on August
9Vth, and not the 10Th.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

ALEX SIrERS came over from South
Mountain several days ago and went
ont 70 work on the Eureka mill.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

Hoy joan :. GRAY and Dr.. Arnold
came up from Boise by yesterday
evenings stage.
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Fem has never yet been accused
of a single dishonest act. but Bennett
is known to have committed several.
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r. H. ROM will come up from
Horscsh, c Bend on Thursday, July
2Sth, with frcsl, butter. lie keeps a
superior quality. Try it.
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PHOTOGRAPH

.rrcRY is just opened in the bull
u -. opposite and little above Good
ding ~, vrfH Hall on Main street, Idaho City,
Temple ,,;ct,rcs in all the popular styles
Nhsl D;,es Mill be made in a superior man.
anu s1 will remain in Idaho City but a
a me-. weeks and feel confident l will salts
Few w " 'rha may favor me with their pat
y !" w. Ladies and gentlemen are invi-
Io,as !. cal At the gallery and examine
spec'''A III. c. TANDY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

THy weather has been mild during
the last two weeks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

Bill ABBOTT, who cut his knee as
mentioned in last Issue. IS fast improv-
inc, and will be at work in few DAYS
more.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

THERE is good deal of "button'
holncs on our streets.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

BERRIES will soon be ripe, and there
is an abundance OF theV.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

The New Yorl, Prohibition Party
met at Syracuse the other. day anh
nominated 4 full State ticket.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

WHAT do cats have that no. ether
animal has9 Kittens.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

HE CHICAGO FteId is by far the
best sporting paper on our exchange
lis' and W. think the best published
on the continent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

Ak effective sermon is one that hits
that man in the next pew.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21
THERMOMETERS 100 degrees in the
shade, yesterday at half-past three.

LYoS's CATHAIRoN makes beautiful,
glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. It has stood the test
Of 40 years Is charmingly perfiuncd, and
has no rival.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

WHIr.E~at work on the new slaugh-
ter-housc Of Andy Brown, in slaughter
house gnlcl', Wednesday. VIM. Payne
accidentally fell a distance of twenty
feet He fell on his head, and it was
Il miraculous escape from death. Sew
elal serious bruises were received, but
not dangerous
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21

Persons wishing good butter can
get it Of Mr.. Robb next Thursday
evening.