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ALWAYS AHEAD. :
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES

THE SINGER SEWING RAG CHIMES
a RE the Best, Simplest and most Dura-
IA BILE in use. 1t has been greatly inn
proved in the last few months, although the
old was very good. There are over six hun
dred of.them in Dolly use In this County,
giving perfect satisfaction. You may buy q
Machine. ''so-called, . for less moneys but II
you want to be satisfied after yon purchas{
always get the best. This Cnmpery sell
more than all the rest put together, ana
there are about fifty different Machines on
inc IiiurKot. 4 no 5inRsrs was UPS ,nr1s %
reduce the price, and "a c0urze tho n.ttiofs
had TO follow, and they had 20 come little
below the Singer or else they would have 10
abandon business, for know from experi.
ence that parties say IL yon Will take iol
the Singer what can set anotl'sr , at, ! Wh, In
they mean by that?
Cash prices, SS5, $40 and $4S, owing %
style and finish, but the Machines arc me
same Throughout In the nice adjustment o.
their parts. &c.
The haat nritnrinh niAt,I / se=s, give vnii ~ =,
tony opinion OF tlIE different inacIines, Is
my connection with this famous Maohine
for nine years Isl succession.
Machines sold on easy terms, Mscnlness
OF oil makes repaired at short nottcel anu
prices moderate. Needles. Oil and parts o..
ways on hPhd. Come and see me netoiSo
you buy. Upstairs, over Barr q tarts
Storo.
sait JOHN II. CLARKE.
Agsnt Anderson api Pickens Counties
April %. 1873 II Sm
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0TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
l. ' rpruanr s(yoT. ~

By W. w. Hamphreys, Jtidge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, as-s. Elizabeth Rogers has
applied to me to grant her Letters Of Ad.
ministratien, on tho Personal Estate and
effects Of Mrs. Ann Rogers, deceased.
= These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said Mrs. Ann Rogers, deceased, that
they be and appear before me in the Court
on. Friday, 9th day of August, 1878, after
publication hereof, at IL o'clock In the fore.
noon, to show cause. IL any they have, why
the said Administration should not DO
granted. Given under my hand. this 22nd
day of July, 1873.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, J.P. !
r July 25, 1873 24 q
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Governor Hampton has withdrawn the
offer of reward for the capture Of
Lewis r. Redmond, of Pickens County,
sl.:oh of whose life We published few
weeks ago. In doing this the Governor
has done what We deem q considerate
and proper action, in view of the recent
Developments in this case. That Red
mond has been more sinned against than
SHINING in revenue matters, is now be-
lieyed by nine-tenths of the best people
Of this section of the State, we think 1t
is about time for truce, SO far as he is
concerned. IF the Government will let
him alone, we have no doubt that he
will become peaceab!e ard useful citi.
zen. AT any rate, he should have the
opportunity given him, for he has been
prosecuted far more than he has ever in
jured any one.
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.lcssgsas. Fhe RFz,tt u ~ s1lA csat,se,
atl1afEss b trs gllssie
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THURSDAY A0RNlAG, JULY 25, 1873.
Now Is the time for Redmond to make

Now Is the time for Redmond to make
. fortune and spread his fame throughout
America. If he can only secure dis
continuance of the prosecutions against
him, ne suggest that his road 70 fortune
and fame will be an easy one, il he will
only make lecturipg tour of the United
States. He would attract immense as-
semblies to hear his interesting romance.
"Therc is millions in it." If he cannot
make better arrangements, he might go
into copartnership with the national ad.
ministration, and after fair divide hsve
& handsome income from his lectures.
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The STATE OF s0uTH cAROl.aA
5. COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

By w. w Hitmnhsep,. E.o.. Probate rll1ln.
To Clnrissa Gaines, William A. Gaines,
Marehall b. Gaines, Edmund p. Gaines,
LAWSON z. aainee, Carrie A. Gaines,
MAXWELL G, Gaines, Jano Ramsey, David
N. Ramney, Lou Ramsey, Laura Ram.
ssy and Matte Ramsey Grestiao:
You are hereby required TO appear at
n tho Court of Probate, to be holden
ut Anderson Court House, for Anderson
County on the second Monday of Septefn.
her, a. y. 1873, to ehow cAuse. If any you
can, why the Real Estate OF Nathaniel
Sroadmouth Crock, and Other tracts OF Of
land described in the petition. and contain.
Ing Six Hundred and Seventy Acres, should
mt he partitioned an; set forth in the peti.
uont allotting TO Erapces 8. Riley, William
a. Gaines, TiimRn II. Gaines, Lawson p.
Gaines, MarshAl b. Gaines and Edmund p.
Gaines each ths one.tWelith; to Carrie A.
Gaines alsd Maxwell @. Gaines each the
ore.twents fourth sfd 10 Jane Ramsey,
David u. Ramsey, Lon Ramsay, Laura
sixtieth. AS
! Given under my hand and seal, this twen.
ty-third day og July. In the year OF
orlr Lord one thousand eight Il nntffed
D. 81 ard sayenty-eight. and in the one
hundred and third yaar Of American
MURis stY e MURRAY,
lAtt'ys. Pro. Pet.
tN. w. HIIIdPfIR ,ss.
judge 81 Probate
10 the Defepdante Carrie A. Gainea and
UIEHyFcII y. NSUTEi15 tsN Ftl .if
~ :. r ~ 0,FTC'Ic. That tile pektinn in
kh 81 A1tidns together with the tummcna. oil
which "a fore Going ~ d COPY, was tlled il
the oiIic3 q 4 tlis Probate Coiirs at Anderson
tscliss Efslsi< "a tae County or AndersonE
iii asid tenn cE Snnta Carolina, on tho
tSr1f Hid day sSl July; a. y. 1873, and.
4 10 "a jecf q aid tsssieion Il t9 rartis
iief3 VI Rl t,sst ~ l{ht lltn iei 7al:it
fort d ttle safcsoiilg htIilAss
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-01-11

Should there be anyone whose soul is
sufficiently small to harbor such an
opinion, if he comes To me and ex-
poses It will do the best n my power
to see that said dwarf soul joins its
companions in realms best suited for
it's development.
One who is not afraid to speak the
truth, p D. RorHwr,,
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ADA COUNTY ITEMS.


Dlptheria and sore throat abated q
few weeks aga, but are now ra, ling
with anew fury.
Court opened here Monday. Judge
Holhster and Prickctt are here, but
Judge Clark has not yet arrived.
Geo Ainslie, of Idaho City, and Side
ootilam, of Rocky Bar, are here at
tending court.
Mrs. Newcomer, of Rocky Bar, who
has been very i'll, is recovering fast.
Marie, of Idaho City, is becoming
younger. There seems to be some
attraction for him here. He likes
Boise City.
James Crew, Of Idaho City. rercbed
here to day. He will represent the
interest of John West in the butcher
shop. y1AroR
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"Arl Imitating Nature.n

A coating of diamonds on a pure crystal
these are Partisan Diamonds. Their
luster is perpetual. For sale only at
RICHARD HUMPHREYS Jewelrv
store, 779 Broadway, opposite Stewar' .,
New York. Goods sent c o. D., with
privilege to examine before paying for
them. Send for ILLUSTRATED price list
q | have no agents.
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MINER.

CAMERON, Christiancy and Merri
mon, the sub-election committee on
South Carolina affairs, will soon re.
port to tho full committee. The re-
port will strongly oppose Hampton,
Butler and others acting with them,
and Southern Republicans in Wash
ington claim that it will declare the
which elected Butler ille-
gal.
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Po1E CeleStials got into a row on
|"ooAery street last Monday night
''n'' Frank, nightwatchman. had
''ouOle in arresting them. He
."p'eu 10 enter the house, when
! pushed him out into the street.
II! rank then called for help, and
& ''e~art and Joe Robbins went
|, assistance % and broke open the
V,le OF the heathens started to
'. ,,p Mr.. Frank shot at him, but
us mark, and the Chinaman
ri Two were arrested and
I oei0re Judge Hart on Tues
'O'n y and fined ten dollars and
/ ,o,l Failing to pay the fine they
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Spefial gptifes.


10 all who are suffering from the errors
and lndiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood. &c. /.
VIII send & recipe That will cure Won
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remed,
was discovered by missionary Soutl
America. Send a selfaddressed enveIop,.
to the REV. JOSEPH r. INMAN. Station II
Bible House, New York CITY, T1y
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\ ROCKWELL makes a state.
\ h.. '"iS Issue setting himself
N, ie The people in relation to
~, 'Olinected with the Surveyor
s 4 Office. What lie states
h, We of our own personal
ps'ss know to be true. In nu.
n. conversations we have had
I. h0thwell in relation to the
no,t no emphaticaIIy said he
abo against Cartee, but be-
SOmns "' been imposed upon by
M f'on de also stated that he
!. pr. Rinearson and P. w.
! : y gentlemen of honor and
d o.. = 'nelr positions. He
lp,o', . damaging facts about AL
", ana is not afraid to tell
Id nave been intimately ac-
q. VIII Mr.. Rotllwell for sew
~ ill.,; ana do not hesitate in pro-
apfab Nun q perfect gentleman aud
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The human brain, scientific men
tell US, is built by a most wonderful
process, during which it assumes, in
succession, the form of the brain of a
fish, of reptile, of bird, of a mann
mlferous quadrrped, and finally it
takes on the unique character as a
human brain.
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|VoFFIS d kESNALY have for sale the
F"nS Haycntter-tte FIRST ever
3Snt to the Territory, and Just the
II Tor the farmer. You can saw
h |I.Sn a hay stack with one and
re short work of it.
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LIE New Year issue of the Ogden
FSna' is triple sheet, and con-
pms a large amount of valuable and
|eresting reading matter.
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MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.

rovnrRFUL cures have been, and are
NJ Effected by PILES Certain Cure for
( Esm,,Sorrboids or PILES. For sale at the
D ~. Store in this city.
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SLsBY has just received a large
|uppy of No. l fne-cut chewing to-
larro
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HE average weight of a mans
brain is 4S ounces, and of womans
"A ounces. Daniel Webster's weighed
Sc ounces.
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T. w. Brown, c. S. Kingsley and
- A'nsIle' lawyers of this place,
IN attendance at the Supreme
[[Nt IN session at Boise CITY.
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Ma RNsARSoN, of Boise City, went
ITO survey the Sub Rosa mine last
Eednesday.
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SINCE our last issue three or four
n,bes Of snow has fallen.
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AN OPEN LETTER.
IDAHO Cry, Jan. g. 1878,

valuable space to answer letter tina
has lately appeared in the Mouatas,
Sentinel and San Francisco Chronicle
a couple of months ago was ii
Boise City. Colonel Timoney formed
my acquaintance, and asked me to biz
ONCE. Mr.. Timoney asked me if
Knew anything about the surveys il
Ildaho Territory. answered that
Knew great deal about the surveys
IN Idaho, having spent nearly yeal
IN helping to perform said surveys
he then asked me if | were willing
TO tell him what | knew in reference
to these surveys. | answered that |
was willing to tell him or any other
man the facts as far as they came un.
der my knowledge, Oh one condition,
viz: That what stated would not
be used against Gen. LIZ. Cartee.
Colonel Tlmoney made me this prom
lse, and proceeded to tell him the
manner in which A. NJ. Thompson had
abused the confidence of his employer.
In this connection | must state the
Colonel certainly did not understand
me.
In the course OF our conversation !
said that when l told Gen. Cartee how.
Mr.. Thompson did certain portions of
his work, and asked him (Cartce)
what he would have done if he knew
the facts he answered me that he
would have indicted every one on the
survey except the cook and the pack
er. General Cartee never threatened
to indict me, and Colonel Timoney
certainly misunderstood me.
Colonel Timoney doubtless consid-
erS the employer responsible for the
acts OF the employees This may be
true in law, as doubtless it is: but
morally, ! consider that there is such
thing as man being deceived by
lis employee. In this light / consid-
II Gen. Cartee, and have never at
my time made any charges against
Tim. have said, and say now pub.
icly, that there is not a person in Ida
10 Territory better qualified
or the position of Surveyor General,
s far as mathematical ability is con-
erncd. than L. +. Cartce. | there
ore did not wish my name used in
he connection in which it appeared
the afore mentioned papers.
What have said has been against
!. Nj. Thompson. p. w. Bell, the
rst Deputy, | accompanied on a sur
eying trip, is one Of natures noble
zen, above suspicion, and we'll wor-
~ of the confidence of his employer.
/. L.. Rinearson Is as honest as the
III. If wanted to tell lie of suffi-
ent dimensions to never deserve
ardon, | could say the same of Mr..
thompson. His work remains in the
monument that will rise
gainst him to all time, a large por-
on of said monument being built of
me, and having for its base several
wnships in the region of Duck val.
y, all of which are reported as "first
ass soil, &c, capable of supporting
large population.
But, Mr.. Editor, l wish it most en-
atically understood that find no
ult with the employer, but with the {
lployee.
There have been few persons
,an enough to accuse me of wrong
otives because | have seen fit to =
insure man for disreputable prac- Il
es.
This is a free country and one in S
itch right is better than might
Ioney), and one in which the right
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THE Idaho City Dramatic Associa-
pn were to have given another per.
|Inance last night. The programme
asa good one.
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EStrav Notice

II AAAis not easily earned in these times
NIH but it can be made in three months
by any one of either SEX in anv mart
~ OF the country, who is willing to WORK
VH steadily at the employment that We
~ - furnish. 500 per week in your own
to n. You need not be away from home ov.r
night You can give your whole time to tn. wort
or only your spare moments. We have agents who
are making over $50 per day. ALI who engage at
once can make money fast. At the present lime
money cannot be made so easily and rapidly at any
other business. 1t costs nothing to try tIo h,u;
ness Terms and SIS outfit free. Address at once
d. HALLETr Co.. Portland Maine.
S-July 2L77-ly.
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THERE is package in the Express
Nice addressed to t. b. Swarts.
iarked G. 0. D.
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THs Sub Rosa company employs
irhteer or twenty men.
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NICK HAUG, Of the Miners Brewery.
IS just finished slowing away the
best lot of ice ever put up in this
be-
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IHG WORLD mails pound more pa.
q each issue than it did at the close
last year. A good beginning for
rs
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postofice Hours.

mo week Gays, until further notice
D palnDteAice will be kept open from sever
" .d Jaws from halfpast twelve to one
Sl from four until six 2. NJ.
y MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
J. . Money Order Office will not be
lu sd al ali on Sundays; and no Money
pe ~ business will be transacted on Sat
l .sr. after four O'Clock. 2. NJ.
Fra's' S. G. SILSBY,
,,ho CITY, Dec, 8, 1915. Postmaster.
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NJ Coal Oil at retail at Coffin &
IenDaly'S.
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Local N eVVS-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-05-30
Wseklu 4ennebee 5ournal,

Published every Wednesday morning, is the
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Not cheap whiskey stimulating compound, but
made from the finest vegetable tonics known in
are vouched for by our most reliable and careful
physicians.
AS cure for the debility and lassitude so fre
quent, just after cold weather, and a remedy to TOR
tfy the system with strength to ward of the dis
eases of summer, We confidently recommend it
to invalds and the public, stalking our reputation
on its harmle essness drug, and efficacy as a
remedy.
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Aenatbrt yournal.

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street
loot of Court by SPRAGUE, OWEN h NASH.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-03-29

A physician says that the cry foi
rest has always been louder than tn,
cry for food. Not that il is more i'm
portant, but it is often harder to oh
tain. The best rest comes from sound
sleep. OF two men or women other.
wise equal, the one who sleeps the
better will he the more healthy and
efficient. Sleep will do much to cure
irritabiliiy Of TENDER, peevishnes. snd
uneasiness. II will restore yigor to an
overworked brain. II will build up
and make strong n weak body. II
will cure headache. IL will cure
broken spirit. It will cure sorrow.
Indeed we might make long list of
nervous and other maladies that sleep
will cure. The cure of sleeplessness
requires a clean, good bed, sufficient
exercise to promote weariness, pleas
ant occupation, good air. and not too
warm room; clear conscience, an
avoidance of stimulants and narcotics.
For those who are overworked, bag
gard, nervous, who pass sleepless
nights, we commend the adoption Of
such habits a. will secure sleep. -
Il WoOnsocket Patriot.