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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-22

Mf. hOlllnS also Has d uOuOiO "A o'o
trar of thirty-horse power that will
soon be put to work, and it is the in
Itention to erect another twenty
stamp mill. In connection with these
works and mines Mr.. Rollins has a
large engine of l2O-horse power which
will be erected over his
Ada Elmore Mine
To hoist the ore from it. The shaft
on this mine is 400 feet south OF the
Confederate Star, the ore being of the
same grade. In addition to these
mines of known value, Mr.. Rollins
has several other undeveloped pros
poets Of no known value. There is
no stock for sale in this business.
The owner, having the means to work
it intends to do it. Wall Brothers, of
Chicago; Wilson Waddingham and
the Valley company, represented by a
Mr.. Ogg and Col Ward, of New York,
were once the owners of the property
Mr.. Rollins has from time to time pur-
chased and consolidated.
The Idaho Mine.
Owned by Capt. Settle and Mr.. John
son, has in times passed been success
/ fully worked. A chimney to the depth
of $50 feet was worked out, and then
operations ceased.
The vishnu
Is north of the Idaho, and owned by
Capt. Settle and Mr.. Resser George
Parsons, Esq, and Adam Catch have
lease of it and are taking out hun
dred dollar ore through tunnel that
taps the ledge 200 feet deep. The
last crushing from this mine paid $lO9.
1t has paid as high as $500, and as
low as $50. The ledge varies great
ly III size, ranging as low as six inch
es, and as high as six feet
The Pittsburg Company
Has good mine and 4O-horse power
steam hosting works which has been
idle for sometime, but Judge Hannah,
who is in charge of the property, as
sures me it will be started up ere
long, and will pay when started.
There is a saw mill doing a fair
business at CIifden selling lumber
at about $25 per thousand. 1t is the
of Rollins.
Judge S. B. billy owns a double
arastra located here that is being run
On custom rock, crushing two tons
per day. Just now it is at work on
1re from the Chiquito mine, located
IN Red Warrior creek, two miles
away. The last cleanup from this
nine went 1858 per ton Owned by
he Temple Brothers and Lindsey.
AT Clifden they have organized the
Clifden Literary Association
'or purposes that its name implies, Of
literary improvement and culture.
hey have chosen a President, Vice
President, Secretary and Treasurer,
aised fund and commenced building
hall, which they will finish by the
tn of July. when a dedication and
Celebration will take place. The foun-
alton is laid 2lx4l feet.
The arastrar of S. B. Dilley, men
toned, was built in 1864, by
Comstock,
he discoverer of the Comstock lode,
t Virginia City, Nevada.
At the lower end of Rocky Bar Mr..
. Reeser has completed ten-stamp 7
ill to do custom work, which is a q
eat, simple and well arranged mill e
" reducing gold ore. It's power is
'ater, used on Turbine wheel. He Ii
ill commence crushing ore from a t
line of bis own, called the Indepen- a
ence, in few days. r
H. A. Scovil has double arastrar Il
m NV on o,,orehn+ x,,Lo,l- oSll r n
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GEN. SHERMAN thinks the Utah iron.
bles are much exaggerated and will
not send troops there. "a
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WILLIAM MILLS. JR.

louNSELLoR At Law, AND NOTARY pm
81 81 nc. Room So Metropolitan Block, N. W. Cor
Randolph and Lasalle sts. Chicago. TApIe-sw or
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Attention, Farmers. 1.-The WORLD
office will accept in payment for subscrip-
ton or other debts from the farmers butter,
cheese, eggs, ham, bacon, lard, and all
kinds of grain.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-06-22

WYE OFFER OUR GOODS AT ppro,.
Wv the the times ard Warrant satist.a.s: T0A
in need Of anything in our line. pl.... NJ
call. Orders by nail or that may he Is,s give b
Adelmann. at Lemp's saloon, viii hs,.n viii h
attention. 'e pNn
Factory on Tenth street. between Main AZ.
Boise City. M sldGns
lAaysRs
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purposes.

Pulverized bone dust for e.,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08

If YOU want delicaciea ofthc snaso IL
call on Mr.. Webb Bull who has iust
received fresh supplies for the holi-
days. He has the finest oranges ever
offered in this market. Give him n
call.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08
THE SIATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORAEG EBURG COUNTY

By {. H GLOVER. Esq. Probate .Judge.
WHEREAS, Martin l.. Grambiing hath
mace sun 10 me. 10 "raut him letters oi
Administration, dc bUnis uon. ~ the cs-
tate and ELECTS OF NJ G strnman.
These are therefore 10 cite aud a1mun-
ISL ail and singular the kindred and cred
TORS OF the said NJ & Strumun. late OF
HranGcl'ur% county. deceased. that they
be aud appear before me. in the Court q {
Probate. io be held ut OraugcblIrg G H..
on the 18th day of December next. after
publication hereof, at II O'clock in tine
forcnn"nto Show cause, ii any they have
why The said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand This 2Sth day Of
November, Anno Doinini 1917
9. Il. GLOVER.
nov 20 Judge OF Probate.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08

My Children do not thrive They
have such II changeable color II
now occurs to me that worms are the
cause of ali this trouble. will trv
shriner's Indian Vrrmiiugc
Sold by DR. A. e. Dukes.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08
The Anniversary Of tho Elliotts! Fes-
tive Occasion Eloquent Speeches, &c.

In our last issue we published the
programme of tho above interesting
festivities. We shall now attempt to
give n somewhat detailed nc count o f
the incidents of this day which is
always gala one with the Fire De-
partment Of our town, as the Ami
versary Of the Hook and Ladders, but
more especially as the birth day of
their worthy Patron, the beloved and
vcncratcd Dir. Elliott.
In the afternoon the Eiliotts, with
their escort the Young Americas,
parnded through the principal streets,
ma King a very creditsble display.
Early In tho evening the company
met in the Young Am erics's hall,
their own being uscl for the supper,
and elected the following officers to
serve for the ensuing year:
Forcman-L. II. Wannamakcr.
Asst Foreman-A. b. Sistrun!l,
Trcasurer-Sti!cs Il. Mcllichamp.
Secretary-A b. Walker.
Solicitor-M. 7. Browning,
Surgeon Or. L. A. Elliott.
AS soon rs the business Of the
meeting Was completed, the company
with their guests proceeded to the
Hook and Ladder Hall, where Il very
acceptable and well prepared cola
tion awaited them.
Upon entering the h,l no one
could fail TO be struck with the neat
ness and air of comfort Which the
scene presented. The cvergrccns and
holal decorations gave evidence that
the fair hand of woman WAS not
lacking; and the snow white table
c!a.ha smd sas!i!y arranged viands
gave relish to al! present.
AS soon as this feast Of the body
WAS disposed Of, which it is us less to
say vas We'll done, the tables were
cleared and Tic feast Of reason, wit
and sentiment commenced.
The ball was opened by M. ].
Browning, Esq, who responded to
THE DAY WI {! LEBnATE"
i'll his usual tciicitiuus style. He
gave full 'l'tli {" the ladies of Or
Hnec!'rg i0r Tie success OF the Hook
AID Ladder Company, and alluded
~ touching and appropriate terms to
'!'c ""Iihy patron OF the company,
Dr. Elliott,
THE YOUNG AMERICAS"
in ihc absence of Capt. Dihbie,
"t~ briefly aud npprnpriiic!y IL
-nuuIel IL hy ';nn Izlar.
OUR CITY rA?uErs
was cioqucEt!y responded to by Major
WhnIcv- who lid full Justice 10 his
barren theme. He made specch
Which will long be remembered by all
WHO heard him.
THE BOARD OF rInE,MAsri:na"
Brought to his feet Chief tIurpin
Riggs, who SAID in opening, that
while he could not speak as well as
the lawyers who preceded him, he
was certain he could out.wvrk ali
three OF lhcm put together H.
ihrn gave some practical advice 10
the Fire DcDur,mnnt.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08

The many friends of Mr.. W. n.
Scovill will beplcased to learn that
he is fast recovering from his severe
illness.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08

In another column Of this issue will
bo found card from u S. Circuit
Court Commissioner, Mr. G. 5. Ball.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08

Mr.. Dempsey informs IFS that he
will bc here's cnly one week longer
All you in want ofpic,urc, had better
call OH him immedia ely.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08

DR.. Barton is making mprov,
men's on the house opposite the jail
recently purchased by Kim rrom Mr..
Wm. WiIIcock.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08

DR.. tEydrick has complete Stock
of drugs and other artic cs in his line
besides full supply Of toys for the
little folks.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08

See notice of Judge Probate to
Executors, Administrators, &c.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08

Salesday WAS rouscr in numbers.
Everything passed off quiet
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08

Mr.. w. X. Crook has new brand
of smoking tobacco "Scal Of North
Carolina" that is hard to beat. a
word to smokers, &c.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08

See q thrilling original story on
FIRST page.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08

The finest nick k-nacks an,l cracker
ever offered here besides great manv
of other good things can be found al
w. + Crooks.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08

AhlICE GRITAS-
The hon Alexander II. Steven,
says :--"l'Le Globe Flower Cough
Syrup has proven most valuable
remedy TO me"
Coy. James NJ Smith, Of Georgia,
says 81 shall always use it with
perfect confidence, and recommend ii
to the public as a remedy which will
afford that satisfaction experienced
by me and mine. I; exccls every
thing for coughs, colds and ohsiinatc
lung Affections"
Ex-Gov. Brown, or Ga, says: "lIc
iin.ts the Globe Flower Cough ssyrnp
most excellent remedy
Such endorsement by our great ana
good men deserves the attention Of
tic afflicted. Those suffering from
cough, colds and lung affections
should use the q ODE Flower Cnurh
Syrup. 1t Will positively cure coa-
sumption.
Tor sale by DR.. A. c. Dukcs.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08


We would especially call tn. a.tcn
tlon Of oar renders to change in tn,
advertisement of Mr.. Il. kohn. This
gentleman has hy low prices, superior
goods and courteous and gentleman "
clerks, built up business not to be
equallcd in the South, and it is only
by visiting Chis huge establishment
that one can be supplied with cone
plete out fit either in dress goods Or
coarscr fabrics, AMI AS nearly evcrv
body will want something extra for
Christmas We advise them to call ON
Dir. Il. kohn before making their
purchases.
AT " mcc!ing Of the School Trus.
tees of Orange Township held on
Saturday Dee. 1st, it was determined
to open free schools on the 1st OF
January rs follows:
at Orangcburg, one white and one
colored..
AT Jumison's, one white and one
colorcd.
Also in the country, schools for
roth races, at Pine Grove, Mt. Car.
mel, Gin Branch, Buzzardvile and
Dill Branch, for all Of which applca-
tions are desired, and teachers will
be elected on Saturday Dee. 18th.
DR. a. G. DUKES is givine
away handsome book entitled
Pearls for the People" containing
much valuable information and many
Interesting articles. 1t also contains
n history Of the discovery Of the
"Hepatine;" for diseases Of the liver,
dyspepsia, contispation and indiscs.
ton, DC, and gives positive assur-
ance that when the Hcpatinc is used
it effects a permanent and lasting cure
of these diseases, which prevail to
such an alarming extent in our
country. Take the Hepatinc for all
diseases of the liver.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08

and untrammeled. His speech WAS
delivered in his terse and animated
style.
'TIIE LITERATURE OF OUR STATE
Was assigned to Capt. John A. Ham
ilton, who did full jus tico to the
theme in speech tccming with
classic allusions. He reviewed the
distinguished litcrati Of our State,
and concluded with the rcci,al Of one
Timrods sweetest lays.
"oUR CIrIzEN sol DIEnY"
Was under the direction of Brig.
Gen j. L. Izlar, WHO complained
;hnl Mr.. MclIichamp had captured
his infantry, alluding TO the rising
generation. Ia spite Of this disaster
Cap,. !zlar made up op some aucc,
dctes which kept the audience highly
entertained.
Last but not least came
"wuMAN,'
Responded to by Maj. I. B. Whalcv.
1t is surmi,u"us to say that Maj.
Wlalcy did veil. Ills reputation rs
Il speaker is too well known. lie
said that his appreciation of "wo
MAN" was best attc2tcd by his recent
action. He kept his audience spell
al 1 ~. 4
ing.
We cannot omit to mention as one
OF the most interesting and touching
incidents of The evening, Tic
presence and cheering remarks OF Dr..
Elliott. The deep feeling Of the
audience could not he concealed
when the old gentleman alluded to
his age and to the improbability Of
his meeting with the company at its
next Anniversary.
At the conclusion Of his remarks
res solution was unanimously adopted
offering tn the Doctor the good
wishes Of ever, enc present, and the
heartfelt hope thnt he would live to
meet vi h them on other Annivcrsa-
rics
Thus ended q day long to he re.
mcmhcrcd by the iircmcn and citizens
Of Orangeburg.
We have l.curd praise on every side
for the Committee of arrangements,
both on the intellectual aud physical
feast, for the splendid success Of this
interesting entertainment.
SCARCITY OF MONEY!
There is no doubt but the pcscntl
condition Of III kinds o.! business; ana
ln'D-ry is irarIuIiy depressed, and
!; behaves YER. family to lo,H care
i'Ilv /" ,h".r expenses. Winter i:
coming on when children are Liable
10 rru"r, "'.,",pi,g con&,1,5etc. Gouslu Il
and colds will prevail everywhere.
and consumption, with other th:oa.
and long diseases will carry OF many.
These diseases should not be neglect
ed. Doctors bills are expensive, and
we would advise our people to us.
B"schrr's German syrup. l, never
has failed. One bottle at - cents
will keep your whole family well
during the winter. Two doses vii
relieve any ease Sold in alI towns in
The United States, and hY your Drug
gistS, Dr. \. G. Dukes.
AElTCE GRATIS
The don Alexander II. Steven,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08
T. O G A T..
Christmas is coming.
Yesterday was a lovely day.

A very heavy frost yesterday morn
ing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
Arrest ofJ \. Lewis.

Yesterday We uo:ed the fact that ]. A Lewis. the Contractor, had been indicted by ne Grand jury on 3 charge of murderlng his wift. and that having made his escape was being pursued by number ot officers
 The first news VIC heard on the streets thu, morning wa, that he had been caught, ana Na~ ia i.il. I, seems that among other pre- cautions taken hy the Sheriff was to depu uzc W. \. Tu.tman and ChaS. F.. FNdcnck Nhn were starring to the San Francisco Mountain on a hunt, so that in case they came acruSs him they might scoop mm m
 They enCampcd last night at Ike SKI Iu-> ranch. some eighteen miles below ,sAr, and hytNcen 9 and 10 o'clock Tott G3an WAS UoW,. Tn the bed of the creek and >.w a man trying to get to the well IT, immvdiat,ly went 10 camp and told Frederick aud SAilliug what he had seen Nh,n Ski.lirg got his horse and revolver ,nd went attyr him. ovcr,aking him some iwn miles tc .ow. when he cockd his pistol, lcld II on him and marched him into camp where it proved to he Lewis. Frederick ud ratiman then made a bed in the wagon put him in and required him to he still Hoffman drove and Frederick held liS shot gun ol him al the way to town. where they rrlv sd at quarter past o'clock this mora ing. and delivered him to Cn.der-SherlH .ir,w.l Brown searched him. t0unG u' arms. and only Sio in money. SuhSe Quentiy. however, twenty three twenty dol .ar bills were found in his sleeve making $500 ia all. He was in his Shir' sleeves. and had nothing with him but t", biscuits When Skillng took him he ot t,rcd him $500 to let him gn. and on tho way up SkiliinS urvrtook them near ta' P.,nt of + ,ck>, and several times Levi said to Frederick that he would give hln everything h. had in the world if he would .ct him have the sho; gun and give him | ..Eir show against Skiliug, who carried ; Il'. and whom he seemed to rcga cd as tho officer. and that the others were only assist ants. He said he had no fear of the rife but wa, afraid if he attempted la escape Frederick would take him on inc wing will th' shot gun. Frederick had pu! handful of BB shot in each barrel and it was boubt less a wise conclusion not to do It,
 We hear that he made arrangements will a friend to meet him at the pest l. ouse, cas- of town, with horse, clothes, arms. proViS ions etc, hence the fact of his bein'g with put these necessary convenicnries for travel ing In the mountains, but the Sheriff had 20 wind ,t the arrangement, arrested the friend anl blocked that part of the game. W heihe he shall prove ;o be innocent or gui lty o' the final trial. one thing is certainly true and that k, that he has acted fooliShly. H. should have either stood his trial and ma,I' the best case hc could of il, or not iaitct an,i ihc Grand jury was ready to bring 1T an indictment; before attempting to Dak' ais escape.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
Fridays Dispatches.

Now York, Aug. 2S.-John MorriSsev has given the negro boy Kinney. just appointed to West Point, $50 as m outfit.
 Two men, named Husted and Currier were arrested for disposing of forged City oi st. Louis Bond'.
 Tho san Domingo Government is having slO0,000 in nickel currency coined iu the United States. The Cuban League ofthis city issued an address to the civilized powers requesting the recognition of the CubanS who have been struggling for years, as bel ligerpnts.
 Indianapolis, Aug. 2i.-Senator Morton Is very low, but there Is hopes of his recovery. Ills mind Is perfectly clear. but his digestiv c functions aro impaired.
 La;er-Gov. Morton is improving.
 London, Aug. S.-A BuCharest dispatch says the Turks attacked Tienova veSierlav. but were repulSed. They renewed the attack to-day.
 Details of a battle al Schipka Pass show that the Cauoassians repulsed successfully two vigorous attacks of the Turks.
 Salt Lake, Aug. 2j.-General Howard was camped on Shotgun Creek yesterday morn. ing. He Lad been reinforced bv Rain, . .idge's Hammock scouts, and also by Ioi Miller's Infantry, who were ,u wagons, to the number of 9oo. ahe Indians are sup poscd sp number from loo to 800, and seen, ;o be making for the Crow coun rv, They move slowly, not appearing to avoid fight
 dispa.ch from Nirgiria City with new from the front says 1t was expec.of that General Howard would strike tl..e Indian, today. Sitting Bull is ai Fort Peck and tho Nc1 PerceS on Marsh river. san Francisco AuguS Manifestations a~, that the Republicans will carry tho S,a,e h, larger majority than last year.
 fiacerVille. August 23.-DeYouna cast submitted 10 jury this ovening.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
x,aa ;o Brad, .w Under Contract.

The Board of Supclvls r~. an "cdne>.''N ,,uaneJ the bids for huiiaing soad from Presco;, ,n B,adshaw City, ant iet |" c5n- ,rar. to ianlez PltiCr>un - imId Sect'n> Bc n and so much of 7 & lies north oi tbr head of Ba,t.e Flat. arcorling to survey and specifcaticn> o1 i.e. la" the sum oi SS2 OOo, his hein. cn-.a,gr' ho lowest lids Ali ctller bid, were rejected.
 This nlace- tli, ,'.l ula.r c'2,rlc' rom prasc,,it to Butte Fiat. >2y 2' ml.t,, and as m wcrh. will ;-e required ac-' S' ihr fa'' ana hnt rf,ie down Bear Greek t' the mouth "' War Eaglc uulch and a~ tine P'.N Com many are buildinr raai down from tn' mine to ,hat poiny. and a~ they have aIread! built a good lumber foad from the ihin' up into the pjnery towards tae War EiS.' and Dclpasco mines, the mad k pSsc'iic.aH! under contract tc within sight oi brad>haN City at the old War Eagle.
 If We remember rightly ihe la" T'9ulFG inc road ic be built by the first ot Jrndary ap3 when conple;ci Ni.l nc the best invest men, that Yavspai county has ever made The Co,-rthousc viii he pretty ard g. That hut th;s ro. >a wil, hc wmth more to Prcs colt, and fhou i. Prescott co ihr county a large, than s ,i.len Caur.h"r~e~ and ]a'.s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
TEIf " kI:-

Tse Tu.ki,', arn.,s &.Fc male Juncii'n' ard inc genera! impression i>. n'W, tAs' .rqy.v ,b.. cami 2 month tac er'at' >t battle xq, f.,u .h, ia i'c Ottoman c@!irc WI! come ,,T The Eu>>;aa, vh' h.Vc been HcicateH io several a.. i.:..;.,= .sc a.-o concentrating .h.j- .irrao-a.;-.,j .ad -ca.'erod ''rte>' anu ..T. re.,, ;~.a a7 , '..'n'er- a. 'ccs1'is' "!'h .b, .,t ;.trn.:ol c,ii.al.y o. making, tins Ia! ,,'.. ,',,,. .~.,.: ~tsg--.c a "ct' mp.'>h 'he'i -si.;,'.. ,E..:. ;o ,ca>h ;h' Turkish troops s..d dictate .a ra-,e. ic'mr t' suit 'he b,.r T .af Rr~,;a. lnt4., .",y Wlii p'o2'p'y ' '@'' -,, ,I,, Tarl, as. uns .u 'td "''h I'''-'.i and arc .lc,er.ain,d "a >"aqct: '. "ll' .' A, lra.t .ix hundred ihnu,and ~o.dicF' "l.. .. rarticina;c iu ihc great httiir ".'irn '> '' ~. io lake place. ard in all pr"hA H.I''eS' i'.i, hi, less than o=e hundred ;!''u~H"d humans N ''' hite the dis; :a f.a'ia. i'r what they 'e- l;eye l., he righ; against wrong 'H ''' .,,' o.' side- an,l nsl tine other. tir ha.y e@u~e. inl' ba,tle wilt hc thc closing contest th'S i'' shnuld the Rus>iaa~ nr de.cated' aS 'i''N will have ;o g, into winter quarters ana m await the srriva, of a nc~ arm! III "h' spring.