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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-22

Mr.. Ktddle, the spiritualistic school superin-
tendent, follows the example of DR.. Fulton,
who. after reinstatement by his Baptist breth-
reD, withdrew OF his own accord. Mr.. Kiddle,
after the school board has declined to request
him TO resign, or TO advise him to take rest,
sends In his resignation. If he must 90, he
won't; il he need not, he will. Mr.. Riddle says
that he gives up his position "to devote time
and energy to other purposes" A few years de-
voted to the search for or the development OF an
improved variety of Intermediates between
spirits and mortals might be suggested to Mr..
Kiddle as q coBgenial and appropriate field OF
abOr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-22

Tie pressure at the Treasury department to-
day for ten-dollar certificates Is enormous, and
the same state OF affairs is reported at every
point where they are to be purchased. In view
Of the eagerness OF the people to invest their
small savings In these government securities,
and the small chance they have to accomplish
their desire In the present scramble, 1t Is sug-
gested that the establishment of the proposed
postal savings banks would now be an exceed
tngV popular thing.
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Double sheet Saturday.

Advertisers are again requested to send In their
announcements intended for the double sheet
STAR of Saturday as early as possible so that
they may be properly displayed and classified.
In order to print seasonably for delivery the
very large additional issue Of the double sheet
STAR it is necessary to go to press at an early
hour; hence this suggestion to the advertisers.
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R. o. HOFFMAN,
10th and F streets n .rthwest

46S Ct NV, "A r.. baths 1928
l06 It. NV, fine house, furnished 100
1857 Corcoran st.. IL re- mod. imps., furA......75
732 21st st. li.w, IL rs, mod. imle,,,...,..,..75
1lO7 Penns. av. NV, two fine rooms. ..........55
no 6l9 I'd Nv. 10 rooms. ........-...........45
Two fire rooms over Galts jewelry store. so
1899 18th st. NV, rooms and batn.............4O
l266 st. NV, rooms and bath ..............86
III delaware ave. Ne, Is rooms and bath. .35
WI Penn. ave. NV, rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 80
73O 81 st. me-, rooms, mod. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ 5s g. Re store, fine
No l4Sl !lth ct NV. rooms. also
e0Y o.I IL" 1CO.1. ~
5U! q st. sw., rs. ana store.
"a let st. NV, rs water and Ras.......:....2O
104 9TH ct. NV, rs, water and gas...........l8
tSgS 18th ct NV, rooms and bath. 25
s09 ct NV. rooms ana bath. Is
no sz2S 18th st. NV, rooms.
NO I09 Ct. ne, rcSms. ....................10
No 599h St ne rooms.
no III " e. De-, rooms. .........................O
10. l42l q. y ave store.
Houses and Lots in every section OF the CITY Tor
sale. at prices from 81 900 to $4,000 and on easy
terms. All property for sale 1t my Office has been
reduced in price.
b. O. HOFFMAN,
10th and f Sta. NV.
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NOTICE.
The undersigned. GROCER5, will close their re-
e(tive places Of busLe esq at O'Clock F. w., COM
mencing June 81 and continuing until SEPTEMBER
ISL, SATURDAYS excepted.
n. P. HOWARD, 7th and L SITS n ".
A. cAEGLEK, 1905 7th at. t.w
W. II. 81. CISSEL. 1882 It'll St W.
JOHN g. AU. D. 100 9th st. NV.
EOBT. G. YEWELL, ll4l Sth St. NV.
,. Il WILSON, 7ih and K sts
JOHN DOW LING, 7th and SIS. NV.
VIM HURLEY, 9O9 7th st. NV.
WIN. II. SY1GNUL, 18th and SITS. NV.
A. W. DAVIS K o., 800 7th st. INV.
J. W. DANEk BURG United states Tea Coz, cor.
G. s. VRARE { SONS. 1912 9TH st. NV
myl2 ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-22

Mayor Cooper, OF New York, sent In a COM
promise batch of nominations to the board Of
alderman, partly Tammany and partly anti
Tammany. Much to his disgust a sufficient
number Of republicans voted with Tammany to
confirm the former and reject the latter class
of nominations. This combination may cause
some uneasiness at Gramercy Park. This pollti-
cal straw, however, Is merely one which shows
how the wind blows, and is not of the kind
which breaks the camePs back
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
JOHN SHERMAN h CO.,
st Cloud Building.
FOR RENT.

list Of property "for rent and SALE" issued from
to call for one. We make no charge for advertising.
We make no charge for care of property, aud with
smaller ones will make special rates for collect
ing Careful attention will DO given to all bu sness
out charge. Taxes paid when desired. Money care.
fully loaned and invested. Property for sale and
exchange. Some desirable Houses 1t from 81 500
to Us Coo, ia exchange for desirable lots.
ny22-Iy oJOHN SHERMAN CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-22
No. 62sl IMTERIOR mo. 60
Z ST. DECORATIONS Z Sr.
NEW, ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP

No. GET INTERIOR mo 626
ST. ! DECORATIONS K ST
NEW, ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP
PAPERHANGINGs-M Morris. Dresser, Eastlake
Pspers Glazed Papers from 1G cebts up Unglazed
frGm cents up. Gilt from 80 Cents 10.
WINDOW SHADES-New and Popular Colors A
GOD SPADE nice material ready for putting ny, from
PTCTURE CORD"aoid' silver. Timed. Conner.
Worsted and Wire Center Picture Cord. Picture
PICTURE ROOM MOULDING-In Gilt, Walnut
and Cherry at reduced prices.
Cheap Walnut and Ebony Brackets and Wall
Pockets, Marbletop Flower Stands, &c. Attractive
and Low priced goods
Larsest variety in the city.
Paintings, Epgravtngs an 4 Photographs. Popular
subjects in appropriate frames reduced prices.
sole Agent in the District for Brewerton's Popular
Pestel Paintings.
Orders for Pspsrhsngings, Picture Frames and
Window Shxdes punctually filed at
MAKKRlTERS NEW STORE
No. 626 e street, one door from 7th street
- + EE AIT GALLERY. ap26 Inn
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DINEY PUI1T HOTEL.

PISEY POINT HOTEL.
st. Mary's Coxnty, MARYLAND,
Open for recertion OF guests JUNE 1s.. ia
under TIE managtn ent OF the Ow 'er, Mrs yEs{4SV
thoroughly renovated, furnished and supplied witn
convenience for the comfort of guests and ia
irst-class Summer Home for families. Terms
~ per day. $40 pef week and e35 per month. Spe
munication with Washington, Baltimore and Nor
folk, by the fine steamers George Lesry, Lady Of
the Lake and Jane Mose!ey. For further informa
~ MRS JOS TRAvERs,
my22-1m Piney Point. St Mary's Co., Nd
lord Aim sPi.INGs, ROCK
81 BRIDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA. AaA
This favorite Summer Resort has been YEMY
leased by Mrs NJ. j. COLLEY, Of the ls:E#
HAMILTON HOUSE, and viii be opened on june
18th, for the reception OF visitors. MAJOR O.
b: LUCK, OF Virgins, Manager.
The finest hotel accommodations in the noun
tains Of Virginia. Spring and hair mattresses on
grounds; also one Of the strongest chaly In
the country. Popular prices season 1879. Per day,
$3.50; Per week, SIS; Per month, of four weeks,
ego to $50 Children under II and servants. half
son. FIJI st-class lawn and ball room; band; ample
stable accommodations
For pamphlets &C., address
Mas M. j. OOLLEY
HAMILTON HOUSE,,
Washington. D. O.
FoB. CHARTER.- Steamer ."MATTANo"
for charter on MONDAY and FRI
Day EVENINGS, and on SATUkDAYS. Terms
reason sble. For information apply to
p,rOA Inn Acrox. 81 -l
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES
nAyIs' BEST SUGAR CURED, SMALL HAMS
II per 10 lie
tOe Bet Leaf LARD Csc
SapAed CorneG BEEF, tpressed,) ibs- Sos
70 dcod ClGAhS. ....-.-....................25 Csc
los nest Sloss STARCH Csc
LOBsIERS, ID cans...-.................... 25c
Pure California Brandy, per bottle ...........76c
check board given away with every pound OF
LsTrabee's telebfa ted checker biscuits. Ne hope
our freLd viii not hesitate to complain if anything
fats to give satisfaction.
q. g. O'EARE BON,
my21tr 1913 2th at - &C.. het n end r.
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(Nesr Thirteenth Street C;rc,e)
new 10-room RESIDENCE with eyerv modarn
next ' " occupancy q ui,e Ast
FOR RENT-1326 L st. n w., handsome Dwell.
LINt, containing ~ rooms exc,usive of bath and
store ro0Ms, buffers pantry. laundry, &c House
tpgronEnIZ nuut and contains every Convene noe
1887 G at I.w AAOoSI' NO.
FOR RENT-In Georgetown, DO, No. "a Lot st
IDEHCE, containing rooms and ali modern in
FOR RENT-The ''O'Neale" Blue Etone OMAR
HlEs. situated On the Canal, above Georgetown
THOS. J. FISHER CO..
my14-tr 1913 n strsat
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NlW GROCERY
AND LIQUOR STORE THE CASH SYSTEM.
A. GAEGLER,
1909 Seventh street saorthscest.
The tlace to buy Eooos cheap is where no moner
Is lost BY the credit system. have in store and
fer sale fresh stock Of TEAS, composed Of dun
powder, imperial. Oolong, Japan +. Breakfast.
Hstop, &s; f. ON 2sc pound npto the hpest Qu.li
scaibe: LagHyEs, Bio, &C.. al grades. l2Hc up;
family use Pure bks NDY, HOLLAND GIN,
PORT, SHERRY, SWEET CATAWBA, and other
WINES, from 81 per gal and up to finest
Cal and examine goods and prices.
a. GAEGLER,
my17tju9' 1909 7h ste, bet. n and o SITS.
NEW YORK BUTTEB..................2sc
WEsTERN CHOICE "a,
SUGAR CURED HAMS. .lGc
CANNED CORN .lOc.
1Uc.
PINE APPLES. ...................,.,,l0 c
PEARS ............s. .lOc-
10 Lbs. ROMINY 25c
BIO COFFEE. Is and 20; JAVA, % and SIC.
O. R. WHOM & CO..
my16-2w 6O4 9th street - 20.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

CPRING GOODS.
Most fashionable styles, Of best makes for GEN
TLEMEN'S DRESS and STREET WEAR, 81
ready for inspection.
Respectfully request the favors of my Dat. VIZ
reus and the public generally
+. ]. HEIBER0kR,
OrT1ZEHe ARMY 4 NAVY TAYI01.
apS-n 90 16th street, opp Trcasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-22

sE The Largest Stock and Lsrges. Establish.
ment South OF Philadelphia. myl5-tr
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THE PALACE MARKET.
CORNER l41H AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
and. q
Fresh sTRtwBERRIRs, Green PEAS, Etc
ORICKENS.
All kinds Of MEATS, FRUITS, GAME and vEGR-
TABLES, ct lowest prices
myl4tr FRANK J. TIBBETs & 90.
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OST-A small BLACK and TAN DOG with tag
~ numbered 3,84l. Answers to name OF
Nip; rood reward will be paid If deliv- 2~
cred to 943 Penna. ave. NV. it, -
7 OST-On Tuesday evening, q GOLD MEDAL.
IL with owners name, "Lohn des Fleises" Pubic
Schools Of Washington, 1872, on 1t The finder viii
he suitably rewarded by returning it to 8O1 OH St
NV. my222ts
IL POcKET-BOOK, containing small amount of
n Grey and apers Of no pecHniary value Pocket
returned to Room 129. General Land Office m2i-2ts
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A singular Animal.

Clio OK Wong. All intelligent China
man who stops in the store known as
the Sing Hop place, has procured from
Emanuel Malion a curiosity iii the
shape OF an animal, which is thought
to be a cross between a bitch and
some wild animal. lie is two months
old and weighs twelve pounds. 1t is
covered with hair and fur, the latter
being two inches long over the body,
and three inches or more IN length on
the head, completely covering the ears,
which are short and covered with
short black hair. His legs aud tail
are short. and his hind feet resemble
those of bear, while the front ones
are the shape of a dogs. The most
remarkable feature OF the animal Is
his head. The face is short and round,
like that of babboon, aud has but
little hair on it. The jaws are so
short that its mouth is hardly able to
hold the tongue, which generally
hangs out about half an inch. The
nose ia prominent and short, in fact
he is a short animal generally, but
we think it would take a zoologist 4
long time to cipher out his petigee,
The face is almost perpendicular.
lie he was only a little broader across
the shoulders his length aud breadth
would exchange places. This monde
script is very mild aud piayfn', aud
walks precisely like bear 3he
mother of the curiosity is of darker
I color than it, Of medium size, bn5 ha:
not hair so long, and the animal re-
isrred To is the only one she gave birth
10. His color is between that OF ms
mother and a cinnamon bear. Chock
Wong has been offered S25 for his pet
but refuses to sell.
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roll Of butter that | had slowed away
III an old sock, and the gum boot full
Of preserves But guess that bis
attention was so taken up otherwise
that those minor defects slipped his
notice Well, | intend to fight him a
due bill when go into town.
The Eimira Company closed down
for the winter yesterday. 1t viii be
lonesome for us poor old cxiIes. but
we are armed with good snow she's,
so 4 it come.
During the last two days two feet
Of snow has fallen, and il il still storm
ing.
jim Irwin is At bis old tricks again,
catching fi.rs
The Robinson boys are going Il
run a tunnel for Donald Grant on the
west extension Of the Crown Point.
We have commenced breaking
ground in the East Banner tanDeI
j. Ne.
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LETTER. FROM BANNER.

BANNER, Nov. %, 1879,
Eo. WoRID:-As the business man
agcr of your establishment was cut
here not long ago it can hardly be ex-
pected that anything Of Importance
would transpire here in the wilderness
so soon, but there mas, aud plenty.
too, probably. bat not to my knowl-
edge
Some of the people of Banner, es-
pacially the pioneers, feel that you did
an injustice to one of their esteemed
friends when you made mention among
your locals. few days ago, that
Archbishop Seghers. when OH his way
from Yankee Fork. preached the first
sermon That was ever delivered In
Banner Now, Mr. Editor, while we
know that your memory has went
back on you, misdems amor that YOU
are seldom guilty of. We wish you TO
hereafter give homer TO whom honor
due. Rev D. G. Strong is thu men
who first swoke the Bannegites up &c
a sense of their positions, which was
four years ago, and there has not been
bad decd committed here since, with
one exception, and that was that SLAP
jack yarn your business man sprans
on me. | never expect to do thriv-
ing business again, am ruined
community did think some eff mar
rying in this country, but, alas! 1t is
wcmac, that he did not tell OF the
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ALTURAs COUNTY ITEMS.


Mf. asa Abbott arrived here from
Atlanta last Sunday evening and went
70 Piacerviile yesterday. He went
from atlanta down Middle Boise river
TO a point seven miles below tie mouth
q Cottonwood, from which point he
crossed the mountains to tie Half.
Way House, ard came from there by
stage He was four days in making
the trip. From him we get tie follow
ing items.
Charles Smith discovered mine on
a line with the Last Chance, on the
fuba side Of Atlanta Hill, and about
Il mile below the summit 1t is =
promising mine.
Two tons of ore from the Queens
river mines, worked in the Buffalo
mill, recently, yielded 800 per ton.
Additional forces are being put in
the Monarch mine.
The Yuba Tunnel Company have
tapped the Atlanta mine at depth Of
| 800 feet from the surface. The tun-
mel is nearly l,400 feet in length. The
ore body tapped promises to be bo
nanza ct immense proportions. Fifty
dollar ore is now being extracted. The
people Of Atlanta have been anxiousIy
waiting for he tunnel to tap the
ledge. and as it is now proven good al
a great depth, intense excitement pre-
walls. 1t is rumored that the Compa
my will erect mill early next spring
/ Good ore is being taken out of thu
Buffalo mine. Tie mill was shut dowr
a fey days ago, but will be started VI
again soon
The Last Chance is looking splen
did and good rock is being taken on
Of it.
!. Hall & Co. have struck rich ore il
the shaft, but it is not yet know
whether it belongs to them or the Las
Chance Company.
A good deal OF prospecting is bein;
done in the mines around Atlanta
Charles Furey has just received til
largest stock of goods ever brough
to Atlanta
There was six inches of snow 0
the ground at Atlanta when Mr.. Al
bntt left, and two feet on Bald Moui
tain, between Atlanta aud Rocky Ba
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The merchants aud saloon men are
getting in their winters supplies
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Col. X. A. steve nson.


An anonymous correspondent IN the
Boise City Repatblican has published
a three column article applauding the
action Of the Masonic Grand Lodge of
France for striking the name Of God
from their ritual, and accepting as
members men who do not believe iii
the Immortality OF the soul, and Sc
vercly criticizing the address Of Col
Z. A. Stevenson to the Grand Lodge
of Idaho when he was Grand Master.
He says: ssfhere are but two classes
of persons that could share Mr.. Ste
vsnson's opinions. one the religious
zealot who deems it duty to support
superstition and his God by cutting
off all that opposes the will of his God,
according to his narrow Interpretation
of it and which he never doubts is
right; the other persons who from GU
|pidIty, or motives Of ambition, initiate
the zeal Of the religious fanatic, to Sc
cure his political support in return.
Mr.. Stevenson probably belongs to
the latter class"
We have been personally acquaint-
ed with Col Stevenson for many years.
and never knew him to ask, or can.
vass for, a single vote in all his polit-
ical career. He is open, frank, hon
est in his convictions, and does not in
any manner act the hypocrite to Sc
cure political support. Being consci-
entious in hir opinions he expresses
them fearlessly at all times aud under
all circumstances, for which he de
serves praise. Following is an
extract from the Coloneps address:
"'rhe fool hath said in his hears
there is no God The Grand Orient
of France has erased from her consti
tuition the necessity of a belief in Goo
or the Immortality of the soul. The
Bible is removed from the Lodge room
and Deity is without an existence
there. This act plac s the Grand ORR
ent without the pale of recognition BY
any respectable Masonic Grand Body
This goddess act was deliberate one
tue question was long debated, ans
for more than year the representa-
tives knew the matter would be pre-
scented for final decision. One INN
bred and tifty-iive 10 lgcs affirmed Their
was no God. while seventy-six lodge
asserted The contrary. Poor Infide
. Fraucel Your boastei Grand Orien
is now at sea without chart, compass
or rudder; without a hope, without
destiny. ali is darkness and desolation
no God, nonentity. | trust the GRAM
4, Lodge Will take such action as Wi
vindicate the Integrity of the craft AM
unite this Grand Lodge with ever.
other power IN the Masonic world, b
condenning in the strongest languag
possible the action Of any body {
men who pretend to make Masonz {
: atheist and irrcligious lbertines."
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snow.

During the past three or four days
1our or five inches of snow have fall
en- here, and a good deal more on the
surrounding mountains, but yester-
aay was a bright and beautiful day.
1t Is lucky for the placer miners that
Tue mountains were covered to cousl'l-
cratic depth before the ground was
frozen, as it will insure them good
water season next spring.
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The old goat tried to bats circa-
lar saw, and the subsequent proceed
ings were but trihe to what the
bucksaw.
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RECENT measurements of the speed
Of electricity over the wire reveals the
fact that it goes at the rate Of 81. eco
miles Per second, nearly once and a
half around the globe
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T GOAL News

A RELIGIOUS revival is now in prog
ress at Emery school house, on the
Lower Pay cite under the labors of
Rev. r. r. Jones. A number have
united with the Church.
DAYros, Washington Territory, has
been Incorporated.
The public school in District No.
30. two miles above Boise City, has
been opened.
READ Thanksgiving Proclamation
BIZ the Governor i'll this issue.
TEs boy aud his band of Bannocks
have gone to the Yellowstone on a
hunting trip
JUDGE E. T. BEATTY and James H
Freeman. Of Salmon City. nave some
good quartz claims.
A WOODEN mill commenced some
time ago in Logan canyon, but not
finished, viii be put in condition for
running Immediately
EGGS are 40 cents per dozen in Salt
Lake city.
The Ogden race track is to be for
mally opened with races to-day.
TIE skaters are anxiously waiting
for ice.
SEE Notice for Publication" in this
issue.
JUsr step in and examine Emery's
stock of dry goods and groceries.
The coasting season is upon us and
tue boys and girls are happy
The sweet jingle Of sleigh bells is
now heard on the streets.
We return thanks to Maj R. NJ
Mcdowell, Superintendent of the Fl
mira Company, for handsome silver
specimen. When melted it assumed
the shape of birds head. and is (;
splendid cabinet specimen
PREPARED cubeb cigarettes for dis
cases of the throat for sale at Myer s
Smiths.
BEAUTIFUL embroidered ready mad,
slippers for gents, besides ladies' an,
chlldren's fine aud calf-skin shoes, jus
received at Mrs. Emery's. Cheap 70
cash.
". S LovEJoY left, last Friday, an,
; B. Tidd last Tuesday, for Elmira
New York.
Coon potatoes wanted at this offic
IN payment for subscription to tn
WORLD.
ARCHBISHOP SEGHERs, of Portland
oregon, preached in the Gatholi
Church, this city, last Sunday. SeN
eral persons were confirmed
The Grand Lodge OF l. 0. G. T. wi
meet in Boise City on Tuesday, NJ
vembsr 25th.
MRs. HARVEY has returned from he
visit to Boise valley.
MAJ. MoDowELL came down froI
Banner last Saturday, and will stat
Tor Eimira. New York, tomorrow.
MosT of the Bannerites came t
town Friday and Saturday.
snow.
During the past three or four day
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postomce Hours.

n,rine week o..ys, until further notice,
ia Postoffice viii be kept open from seven
M. until nine p u
Z sundays from halfpast twelve to one,
nd from four until six Z. MI
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order office will not be
.,.encd AT ali on Sundays, and no Money
Ir,ler business viii be transacted on Sat
,rdev4 after four O'Clock p. M.
s. G. SILSBY,
Idaho CITY, Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster.
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BANNER Bullion.

Seven bars of bullion, valued at
s.. 500 So came down from the Elni'ra
Compuy's mill, at Banner, Ias'
Saturday.
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THERE are three hundred Young
Americans now studying art in Paris
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ESGLAND is to he houored with Wis
it from the Mikado Of Japan.
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LEMHI COUNTY ETEMs.

Condensed from the Yankee Fork erald.
Five thousand pounds Of liquors and
cigars are coming over the mountain
for ''peglegsr saloon.
A large tw,rstory building is going
up on the lot adjoining the former res
ideace Of Hon Leonard Meyer
A strike Of very rich rock was made
on the Charles Vain ledge few days
since.
Recent developments on the Charles
Dickens mine are very fattering-
Good ore is fonnd in the lower tunnel.
and very rich strike was made late
.ly in the cross-cut at the end of the
old tunnel. This leaves many thou
sand tons Of good ore 10 sight.
Three inches Of snow fell in Bonan
"a few days ago.
The merchants aud saloon men are
getting in their winters supplies
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Low Prices.

Hair cutting so cents and shaving 25
''n'' OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
Two doors below Kingsley's, Wall street