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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-30
THE QUARTERMAsTER's REPORT.


Says a Washington special of the
18th inst: Quartermaster General Melgs
has completed his annual report to the
secretary of war. 1t contains large
amounts of statistical information, and
makes several recommendation of i'm
portance. The total acquisitions from
his office during the fiscal year
ending June 80 last, amounted
to $l,792,6O3. The department moved
during the year 70. $50 passengers, H.
400 beasts, and 1O9,3l6 tons Of military
material. The InGian disturbances and
labor riots made the presence Of con-
siderable bodies of troops necessary in
May, in different places, and the small
ness of the army necessltated extern
sive and expensive movements in order
to place sufficient force at the threat
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
(lLOsING DAY OF TIKI GREAT
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Of Dry Goods 629 and 6Si 9th between 40th aud
& @ :ooa ar ds M ssy s ss
haG for should fail inspect goods and
and following day.
SUIT DEpARrMBNL
special Offering will be made OF the latest styles 10
Que lot Of linen suit. new designs Dsas.a'y trimmed
three pieces :, 81 as se las. week as7 on. loi
One lot q lawn Suits At s2 rs these goods sell.
81 & s. So W. Will ..o su,s a.r S
S.nrs,: sui: :, s! IS g ans g so iae.. rcod.
g s9H suit. 2, 81 three pieces: Worth IS Ais.
TO IL years; these goods were made to sell Tor 81
2oo pieces of shionabe bcurfstte Dress Goods AZ axe
worth a pss.. Of sS: Tss
s. rSr.a 2.s s pieces & o. sansS s.on"sl: essr.
iss.s worth 5os s!.s.. sl.st Ss.sasr: is,.,
o ssss ss ?, a. mSsh %st MS nss so
sape!nns quality soc. zoe 75c reduced from 5
ss s'is'; % o. no. % ss.. o if'n % %
ss c es to SGs MAKE:
lyons sSs gain. 7Ss sSs IS ana 81 GO; these
HOSIERY. GLOVES AND coRsETs
Only Ladies' Hose extra 10 nr at
5s eases ., lne striped Hose at sc eases yet to be
sssa worth those ss
button kid Oves - 4s per p.r also our extra ne aua
pair warranted; hns Lss thread Gloves ioc i5c and
price % o % uss ss' So a; ar &
per pair; also the French Corsets ic. the
IObone Corses 49c also the superdn 3obono Cor
sets ut 75c.
LADIES' AND 0RHTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR
fine muslin Cnemise, 23c. worth 4Uc. LADIES' hne
muslin Drawers custer tuck and edgng only 3Uc Fine
white shirts 3Oe sold last woek at soc also let
per our extra One ansi.y q ssies
Chcmises, Drawers Night Dresses aud skirts Ladies
Merino Yeats reduced 23c. tsold last
fine qualitv At Soc, 35c and doc have been
s and aoc es sue
dried SHIRTS. 4cc each gcntlemens calico stirs 25r
boys Shirts, 22c COO dozen OF ems Tn
dershirts aud Drawers at re 2Jc 3oc 4Oc and soc
goods sold last week 5Uc 80 ST. Mems
&C., &c. loc lie and f5c per psir not half prices 4py
linen Collars At 81 psr dozen aud all kinds Of
Neck Wear equally cheap.
CAUTION.
several dry goods stores In vicinity pretend to
have bankrupt saos aud have adopted method Of
verising would adyse purchasers to bc particular
about bndng the exact numbers of two stores which
HARRIGAN a co, agents,
C29 aud 6;1 9Th av.,
between 10Th and 4Ist kts. New YORK city
The New York herald., 1878-07-07


IN OUR COSTUME DEPARTMENT WE WILL OPEN
DAILY NOVELTIES IN THE DIFFERENT FABRICS.
SUITABLE FOR PRESENT WEAR, AT PRICES THAT
WILL INSURE THEIR IMMEDIATE SALE.
LOT OF LINEN SUITS. ALL NEW GOODS. AND
GOOD STYLES FROM 81 so TO ss rs. FORMER
PRICES So TO s.
ALor OF BArIsrE SUITS CoLORED STRIPES.
TRIMMED WITH FINE EMBROIDERY. AT $40, FOR
MER PRICE sIs WE HAVE ONLY FEW OF
THESE AND CONSIDER THEM SPECIAL BAR
GAINS.
FANCY cAMBRIc AND PERcALE, TRIMMED WITH
EMsRoIpERY, FROM 81 so TO So; GOOD VALUE
FOR 50 AND $40
BLACK AND WHITE cAMBRIc AND LAWN SUITS.
cAxBRICs q S. LAWNS 81
coLoREp LAWN SUITS. FROM 81 ea
BORDkRING AND ITALIAN LACB, Sl2, FORMER
PRICE, $lS.
THE BALANCE OF oym IMpoRTEp GARMENrs sIs Zen
IN SILK AND SILK AND WORSrBD. AT LBSs THAN
iNPSRTED suITs IN woRsTKD, PROM SIS.
ALSO THOSE OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE AT A
WHITE SUITS A SPECIALLY
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

= - ~ AOsOs " ~ xA - ~ - = AA<
| 4 GREAT SALE
ExrRAoarINARY
| and
UNPRECEDENTED
BARGAINS
at
THE POPULAR
DRY GOODS EsrABLlsHxENr
Of
3S#: 3S#s { E E:$s#s:s :$$#ss E:$$#sss &c. &c.
BROADWAY.
CORNER OF 9TH ST.
$50 cAsRs
DESIRABLE GOODS
purchased At the recent great stoek-tskins sale
Of
:H:::: H:s :s::s: f. !: sE::#Hs sE::Es &c. s
comprising tn. residue spring impors.
A'''f'Ss ESssfHSsslsa f{ssSs, HR8Ssli GOODS,
Hosiery
LAcEs.
ON MONDAY, JULY 8.
and following days,
AT RUINOUs SACRIFICE.
Attention is called t. tho following comprising OF
the great bargains which we viii. oner:-
1000 PIECES
American chint1. camorcs and cacoss, 3'sc. yard
1900 PIECES
yard wide English CAmbrics. 5kc. yard; worth l2c.
1900 PIECES
Printed Organdy Lawns at 6'4e loc and 12}ac ayard
Black and white Castor Checks and Paids. eAe worth
IS PIECES
Paris Bunting In oil coors l21sc. yard worth zoe.
so PIECES
Colered Mexican Grenadines. i2>zc. yard. worth 30c
500 PIECES
Striped Gren adines, sac. = yard, worth zoe.
linen Yss.h vstss s1
$50 pieces Mohair Debsro. I5e. yard. worth 25c.
$50 pieces Nohair DsSoge double width 23c. yard,
worth $50.
so pieces small checked Fousrd pure silk and WOOL 25c
80 pieces ii wsol fancy Bunting. ~ yards wds 4sc
yard worth ST.
i5oplece. Bunting (of superior quality, navy
blue sea! er9xn myrtle green. erea" 90. &c. 2oc'
Rich damsssie b.ck silk Grensdins. 75c. yard worth
Iron frame a.snsaine: s;a 81. i's ysrs worth soo
Pure warp black rami.o Cloth, SOC. y.ro; would
All Wool rrench o.shm.res 40 inches wde s71
Ali black lace bunting, i,s wide. s,c yard,
Black ali wool Bunting, ~ yards Wide. $50 yard,
ALL WOOL EpsE BLANKETS
n :s:: s::sy; = e :;!; :::;s
s.s:.s Rss SKA, ss lsx sss::t ss: e.
swiss Null, &c. 6-4 French Nainsooks, I5c.
E@sssdsrsd q 81 Plano Covers tucked Swiss '0s
Fine white organdy. yards wide, SOC. aysra.
R..l rs.ehsa Lace from inch TO ises:. vide ;s &C.,
ss ,os s : ing: s
GREAT BAkGAfNs
HOSIERY Aspbn vxDsRwsAR
for
LADIES. GENTS AND CHILDREN.
Ladies' iron frame. full 70 xulsr made, 14c. pair.
Ladies' BsibriggAn fu regular made and extra long,
25c. u par
Lanes BslbriggAn fall regular made silk clicked aad
extra long, 29c u pair.
Lsdis.' gauge Vests, long and short sleeves, 25c
Gents cause Vests. long aud short sleeves, 25c.
Gents Lsie thread Halt Hose. tull regular made 25e
pair
Gents striped Half Hose. full regular made 25c pair.
CALL RARLy IN THR DAY, AND AVOID THE
0KEAT RUSH OF THE AFTERNOON.
JOHN Z. KAUaHRAN. lJoHNE KAUaHRAN CO.,
JACOB RlCk. 767 and 769 Broadway.
TUOS. Y. kAUGHRAN. corner 9th st.
(lLOsING DAY OF THE GREAT
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

Y EEP'S SHIRTS
The BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD
WE CANNOT MAKE pElcr sSTTEE SHIRTS AT ANY
All made from the CELEBRATED wAMsUTTA MUS.
PARTLY MADE 'snisrs for &c.
KkEP's CUSTOM SHIRTS the very best. to measure. 8
kKEps FANCY PERcALE SHIRTS. to measure, six
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
elegant set Of extra god plated Buttons pre-.
sented TO every purchaser of6 shirts
KEEPS UNDERWEAR.
NAINsooK UNDERvRsrs very best rs cents each
CANTON FLANNEL Vests and Drawers 75 cents each.
KEEPS UMBRELLAS.
BEST GINGHAM. with Patented Protected Ribs. 81
LADIES sun UMBRELLAS. newest styles, 81 so each
KEEPS COLLARS AND CUFFS
IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
FoUR-PLY LINEN COLLARS. for rs ccnta
FoUR.PLY LINEN CUFFS, 81 5ohsfdo
ENGLISH HALF HOSE. SUPER STOUT. 25c. pair
PURE LINEN Cambria Handkerchicfs, 81 so half
dozen.
SAMPLES AND CIRCULARS mailed free on spplica.
tion.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
Of KEEPS goods warranted 20 give perfect saisfsc
Everybody invited and the celebrated Bell
Telephones connecting stores and factory.
KEEP MANUFACTURING coMPASY's
sio"Es'- No. No. s3s sss is;,TSS.Sw"y' i;,S New York
No. 341 Fulton S., Br0oktyn.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
WHITE SUITS A SPECIALITY.

swiss MA9s 9se0splE an hAsS xSp cAMbsIo sGfrs
sxsfs SxHskfc sSlsS, sS,i4s. nsoa From g $, U.s.
EH 80 SoS.RED SILK fsOa 20. III FSSoT
cAssIAeyy, p7sEEER AID RECEPTION DRsssls
ok1SE hMATs T1axEH 3s hAsR Ses1
pls5 sao sxaE DssP
SLouNCE. ssc.
sA.ss.c sss ySESs !. TsnnED WITH ru'r1r
vaox & 5 zeE
2 SCI rISusED FI21E WEArfEkss e Msps 5G
WIS Tssfs ssf 81
fHEIR ORIGINAL PRICE.
Is ks5 q Fsfass AND LINEN
We WILL CONTINUE OUR GREAT SALE OF NEW
rxroRrEo xANrLEs. SACKS, WRAPS. &C., IN BEST
MATERIALS AND NEWEST SHAPES AT THE GREAT
REDUCTION POSITIVELY OF PITY PER GENT
FROM FORMER PRICES.
NEW AND STYLISH MANrLEs AND SACKS IN
PINE BLACK AND coLoRED CLOTHS BEAUTI-
FULLY TRIMMED AND FINISHED. ss roRMsn
WHOLESALE PRICE SO So
NV AND STYLISH M4NrLEs AND SACKS ~
gicILLiENNE AND RICH PLAIN SILK. $40; RE-
bUUED FROM S21.
FINER GARMENTS IN ALL NEW AND BEST MA
rERIALs PROPORTfONATELY Low, PRIOR TO
lRMI-ANNUAL INVENTORY AUGUSr l. T0 WHICH
tADiEs TO sUPPLY THEMSELVES OR THEIR
FRIENDS WITH MOST DESIRABLE OUTSIDE GAR
nENTS AT LITTLE COST.
LINEN BUSTERS FROM s. SO TO Sc
LADIES' ULsrERs IN MoHAIR AND CLOTH IN
GREAT VARIETY AND AT LOWEST PRICES.
Low.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

PEW MORE ELEGANT DREs $ BONNETs. WHICH
WILL BE SOLD At GREATLY kEDUGED PRICES.
ELEGANT BONNETs At SO TO si5
ELEGANT WALKING HATS, Sc. 50 and $40.
SHADE AND SEASIDE HATS AT POPULAR
prices. 81 80 to 81
PARTIES LEAVING TOWN WOULD do we'll to give
n cali.
MOURNING BoSSETs aud Wells gotten mp on very
shcr: notice.
CATALOGUE or OUR BNrIRE srocK SENT FREE
ON APPLrcAT TO ALL PARTS OF THE couN.
TRY. ORDERS FOR GOODS OF EVERY DEscRIp.
rroS CAREFULLY PILED, WITHOUT CHARGE.
AND oooDs PACKED AND FORWARDED TO ANY
DESTINATION.
7 LORD TAYLOR,
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
LADIES UNDERCLoTHING.

THIS DEPARTMENT OvERFLows WITH RICH
GOODS AT Low PRICES. EVERY ARTICLE OF
UHDERCLorHING FOR LADY. MISS OR INFANT
WILL BE FOUND AT OUR COUNTERS, OF
FINE MATERIAL. BEAUTIFULLY MADE, AND
RIuIcULoUsLY oHsAP GREAT SACRIFICES
WILL BE MADE THIS WEEK.
ONE LOT OF CHEMIsRs TRIMMED WITH RM-
BRoIDEny. REAL. TRoCHoN LAoE, ooRDING,
&C.; NEATLY TUCKED SKIRTS, PRRrr1LY
TRIMMED DRAWERS. aC.. CHOICE OF ALL AT
FORTY ONE CENTS
ANOTHER GREAT ASSORTMENT OF SKIRTS.
RICHLY TRIMMED. TOILET sAcouEs NIGHT
DRESSES, DRAWERS. &C., &C.. AT CSC.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO OUR RE-
MARKABLE rRrcEs OF
LAWN AND SWISS sAcoUEs.
ONE lot AT ss CENTS. formerly sold at 81 So
ONE GREAT LOT OF LAWN AND SWISS sAcoUBs.
beautiful styles perfect shapes formerly sold .. s. IS
s. rs and 50 SO; reduced to 81 90.
ENOhMoOs hEDOCIIOnS IN FINE LAWN Sncques
and Skirts III Corset Covers Train Skirts Marseies
Closks. Infants Wear. Corse,s lace Caps &c, &c
Striking reductions in embroidered French I'm
sercloshing. Bridal Sets a, |. sremssdou. saorince
!. :. :: T: T: T:
MARKED REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT THIS
DEPARTMENT.
MEMS MEMS o.yzs H1IpsldsIs S"isIss SOCKS, SILK ALI
NESS sfFIfTD SOCKS; So yyLL REGULAR AT
LADIES GAuzs VESTS 25
sTnlFEb anaFrs HOSE, FULL REG GEMS
sEs,s sEss .Sssa gxgsA y5sE sssGA qAgzF saEsrs AL
MKh,s SUMNER susPENDEKs
sGHS Esf GiS5f vEss Essss
DRESS GOODS.
ALI, OUR ioc. AND i2,Sc DRESS GOODS REDUCED
ALL OUR use, aoc., s5c. AND 4oc DRESS GOODS
reduced to ~ cents.
ALL OUR DOUBLE WIDTH SILK AND WOOL NOV.
ELITES. former price 81 so and 81 To- reduced Coo.
GOOD IRON FRAME GRENADINES REDUCED TO ioc
FINE IRON FRAME GgENADINE REDUCED TO eoc.
SILK AND WOOL IRON FRAME GRExADINg
reduced TO 30 cents.
SILK AND WOOL DAMAssE GRENADrSE
reduced to s5 cents.
SILK AND WOOL MEXICAN GREYApryE
reduced to sJ cents.
FIGURED LAWNS. FULL YARD WIDE,
reduced to 7 cents.
PLEASE NOTICE.
OUR REMARKABLE PRICES OF
DRESS TRIMMINGS. BUTTONS. HOUSEKEEPING
LINENS, JEwELRY. HUcnING, GLOVES, SILK
MITTs. BOYS CLOTHING. SHOES. TOILET AND
TRAVELLING ARTICLES, &C, &C. &C.
@---3
EnRICnS, hHRICbS.
ls------1 --c O.
BETWEEN 2irm AND 2sru sTs.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
sss + 4 A wwwt ssss
Sass i i 4 4 Wv LIZ. ss ssss

DURING THE WEEK THE GREATEST BARGAINS or
THE SEASON WILL BE OFFERED.
ALGERIAN STRIPE snAwLs FROM 50 UPWARD.
BeKLfS sHHwf.s. FOR SEASIDE AND MOUNTAIN
WEAR, FROM 81 so UPWARD.
SHETLAND SHAWLS. FROM 9C UPWARD.
LLAMA. LACE sHAwLs, rs PER CENT BELOW
LAST YEARS PRICES.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

sPECIAL BARGAINs IN GRENADINES
BRocADE GRnN DINEs. EXQUISITE DESIGNS.
BkoCsDE GRENADINES. RICHER GOODS, 81 IS.
BRocIDE GgExADINEs. ALL SILK, 81 so to 81 so.
IKON GRENADINES FROM 2Oc. to 81 so.
ARMURE GRENADINES ALL SILK, TIE LATEST
sgMxER CIsiiMEREs, cAMEI.s' HAIRS AND
BuNTrNGs In all the desirable widths and qualities.
ean ally low prices
MENRTKfTA CLOTHS. TAMIsE AND GRAPES
standard make full assortnent AZ reduced prices
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

AT VINCENT vIGOURoUx's, l22 4rH Av., BAR
~ gains old stock of Underwear, embrodere
kc vious TO LIST August I5
East 18th st.. BrosdwAy. Stamping moncrrams for
handkerchief table and bed cloths embroidered
NLEGANT LARGE BLACK LACE SHAWL FOR
salc; never makes splendid ovcrdrcss; 5000
IN Paris wilt be sold for $500. Address COHDOvA, Her.
nj off
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
EARLY VISIT OF EXAMINATION TO

EIGHTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TwBNTYFouRrH
THE FREQUENT COMMENTS OF OUR CUSTOM
EFFECT THEIR SHOPPING AT OUR ESTABLISH
We ARE NOT BLESSED WITH THE cEAsELEss
oAsa GIRLS ABE SUMMONED TO THEIR WORK
NOR BY THE RAPPING or PENCILS. BUT BY
mAxY LADIES WILL KNOW HOW TO APPRE
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
LADIES SUITS.

/ LADIES' SUITS.
THE ENTIRE STOCKS OF THREE OF THE
LARGEST SUIT MANUFACTURERS OFFERED AT
LESS THAN THE COST OF THE MATERIAL.
ALL THESE GOODS ARE EXCEEDINGLY WELL
MADE. AND WARRANTED FIRST CLASS IN
EVERY RESPECT THkrR ONLY POSSIBLE DE-
Fret Is, THAT WE HAVE MARKED THE
PRICES SO ExcRssIvELY Low THAT LADIES
CANNOT BRLIEvE THAT THEY CAN BE AS
FINE AS THEY ARB. WE REQUEST ONLY
THAT YOU CONE AND LOOK AT THEM.
ONE LOT OF BAsQUEs AND OvERsKIRTs In navy
blue brown. black &c. at % cents cost over III 90 to
manufaeture.
ONE LOT OF PINE CAMBRIC BASQUEs AND
OvERsKfRTs st 81 80; former price. 80.
ONE LOT OF REAL LINEN BAsQUEs AND OVER
SKIRTS, trimmed wits embroidery at 81 %; former
prce, 81.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

"A. GREAT REDUCTION IN
D. gentlemen's aud ladies' Boots aud Shoes o
Genemen's fine French calf and kid Dross shoe and
Oxford Ties, So, ~ 80, 81 and 81.
Ladies' hno button Boots, 81 90 81 50 So "a and Sc
Mt BROOKS, 1.l96 Broadway, corner 2sth st. !
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

As several dry goods stores In vicinity pretend
have bankrupt saes aud have adopted method Of
versing we would adyse purchasers TO be particular
about HIDING the exact numbers of two stores which
HARRIGAN 4 Co, agents,
G20 aud 631 9Th av.,
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

cf Dry Goods at GO and 6Si 9Th between 4oh aud
4lst sts New York city. Every lady who
fashion aoe na tbs they
haG should fail inspect goods
the desperate reductions made for July
and following day.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL LINE OF WHIT
SWISS ORGANDIE AND CAMBRIA SUITS
SWISS SUITS, FROM %.
CAMBRIC SUITS, FROM 81 70.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

BROADWAY AND ann ST.. NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
DRY GOODS.

A.
AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
J. &. JOHNSTON.
Broadway, 5th ". and 22d ST.,
employ this Of notifying their patrons and the pub
lie that they win ofthslr whole stock Of
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-09-20
More Indian Depredations.

From parties that arrived from The
Dalles last night we learn that mum.
Der of hostile Indians, who have been
hiding in tho Stein mountain country,
had run off % of Pete Frexch's horses
near the Pea ranch aud attacked two of
his men, who were upon the hills, but
the men escaped and succeeded in reach,
ing their ranch in safety. The follow
ing day the Indians attacked the stage
on the Winuemucea road and took the
horses, the driver escaping; there were
no passengers. It is supposed that these
marauders are a small band of Baunocks
aud Snakes, who are trying to get out
of the country Up. Bee.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-09-20
Miles has Caught Them Again.

A dispatch of Sept. 18th, says that
Gen. Miles with an escort of II troops
aud few scouts, who were on visit to
the National Park with several civilians
among whom were several ladies, struck
party of the Bannock Indians whom
Howard's forces had driven out of Idaho,
and had battle with them in which ID
Indians were killed and 81 captured,
with loss to Miles Of one Captain kill
ed and one soldier wounded. This was
greater victory over the indians than
Howard ever won during his whole
Summer campaign. 1t nearly equals
the victory the Umatillas won over the
Snakes in the Biae mountains. Gen.
Howard ia good at Indian councils to
make treaties of peace to be broken, bu,
poor in shedding Indian blood or caus
ing them in any manner to make amends
for the murders aud rohbing they have
committed Among all the mnrderers
of our people last year aud this, who
have been taken by order of Gen. How
ard, not one has been tried either by the
military, or have they been given up fol
trial to the civil authorities. No singh
example of punishment for murder has
yet been furnished to deter other In
dians from similar murders hereafter.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-09-20
Freight Remitted.

The freight charges $500 made by
the Q. s. n. Company for the transport
tation OF $50 guns from Vancouver to
Lewiston, the last of the quota for citi-
zens of North Idaho, has been gener-
ously RENTED at the request Of Col. Nc.
Conville, as the following letter will
show:
OREGON STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
Portland, Oregon, Sept. Z, 1878. /
Col. Ed. DC CoauiNe, Le,ciston, Idaho,
Dear Sir:
Your favor Of % ult., is at hand and
contents noted, absence from the Office
has prevented earlier attention. This
company eheerfully RENTS the charges
for our freight on the guns you mention
to-wit: on $50 rifles. Please present
this letter to Mr.. Loewenberg, Of Lew
iston, who has your bill for collection
and he will relieve you from the liabili
ty. Yours Truly,
j. W. SpRAGuE,
Gen. Supt.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-09-20
81 M MON .

In the Probate Court. in and for the County of
Idaho, Idaho Territory.
c. NJ. Redman plaintiff, vs. A. I. Chapman &
l.. P. Brown, defendants.
Action brought in the Probate Court, in and
for the County OF Idaho. I. r., and the com
plant fled in sail County Of Idaho in the Office
of the Clerk of said Probate Court.
VTyHE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
X of the Territory of Idaho send greeting to
4. I. CHAPMAN & l.. p. BROWN, defendants
You are hereby required TO appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain
till. in the Probate Court, in and for the County
OF Idaho, |. T.. and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days (excusive of the
day of serrice) after the service on you of this
summons-if served within this county: or, if
served out of this county, but in this district,
within twenty days; otherwise, within thirty
days-or Judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer of said COM
plant. Tho said action is brought IN recover
the sum of four hundred $500 .00) dollars on a
promissory note with interest at the rate Of ten
per cent PER annum from Is. day of November,
1877, and costs of suit. And you are hereby no
tilted that if you fail to appear and answer the
said complaint, as above required, the said
plaintiff will take judgment by default accord
ing to the prayer in plaintiffs complaint
Given under my hand and the seal of the Pro-
| r-A-> bate Court in and fey the County oil
| I s,,, ! Idaho. |. T.. this 22nl day of Aug.
| in the year of our Lord one thousand
0- eight hundred and seventy eight.
L. T. MoRRIs,
| Clerk.
J.W. Poe, Attorney for Plaintiff 4S-!w.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-09-20

Reflect Public Sentiment.

The Statesman in noticing the
apathy of the press on the Constitution
question says:
"Tbe fact is, the people are opposed
to the movement, and newspapers only
reflect public sentiment"
The facts are that majority of the
voters of Washington Territory asked
for.a Convention to frame Constitution
They elected a full delegation in each
and every district 10 frame that instru,
ment. They met aud framed it, and
not until they have rejected it can you
or any other journal affirm the opposi-
ton Of majority of the people to the
measure. If you can influence the poo-
Pile to oppose it through the means of
black guardism, having neither reason
nor honesty in it, it is apparent that you
will do so, Tor the reason, as you have
said, you fear some Republican on the
Sound may possibly get some position
under it. Surely there is magnitude in
your craftsmanship. Who would moi
follow in your lead?
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-09-20

The editor Of the Dayton Ne'os has
Just returned from the Democratic Ter
ritorial Convention, and upon his re-
turn announced that he should discon-
tinue the publication Of the new Com
stitution, for the. assigned reason that
the instrument had been circulated in
pamphlet form during his absence and
then says:
''As soon, however, as we can spare
the time. we will express our views on
some of its features. At present we
have not formed any idea concerning it;
and whatever we may say will be per-
fectly devoid of all bias either for or
against it"
His position upon tho question is
about as clear and decisive as that Of
the first resolution of said Convention
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-09-20

In the Probate Court in and for the County of
Idaho, Territory Of Idaho.
C. NJ. Redman plaintiff, VS.. A. I. Chapman de-
PENDANT.
Action brought in the Probate Court in and
for the County of idaho, I. t., and tho com
plant filed in said County of Idaho in the office
of the Clerk OF said Probate Court.
yHvHE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
Il of the Territory of idaho send greeting to
A. I. CHAPMAN defendant. You are hereby
required to appear in an action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff, in the Pro-
bate Court in and for the County Of Idaho, and
to answer the complaint fled therein. within ten
days Exclusive Of the day of seryice) after the
service on you of this summons--if served with
in this county; or, If served out of this county.
but in this district, within twenty days; other
wise, within thirty days-or Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you according to the
prayer of said complaint. The said action is
] brought to recover the sum of one hundred and
twenty five tSi25.00) dollars with interest on
same from 25th day of July. 1877 for horse
sold and delivered by plaintiff to defendant and
for costs of this suit and moro particularly
stated in the complaint on file in the foregoing
entitled action certified copy of which is here
with served upon you. And you are hereby no.
titled that if you fail to appear and answer the
SAID complaint, rs above required, the said
plaintiff will take Judgment against you accord
ing to the prayer Of the complaint.
uiven under my hand and the seal of the Pre-
r- bate Court in and for the County of
I s,, | Idaho, this 3Ist day of August. in
| '1NN' the year OF our Lord one thousand
~ eight hundred and seventy eight
b. K. MORRIS,
| Clerk.
l j. W. Poe. Attorney for Plaintiff Is Iw.