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turned hls stock into a 50-acrc clover
field. the Srasshoppcrs having alish ed
there in myriads and insuring the ulti-
mate destruction Of all the crop.
TIE NATIoNAL .CoMPLA1NT. -Dys-
pepsia is the national complaint. Al
most every other man or woman you
meet has 1t, and the result is that the
number of pseudo-remedies FOR it is as
numerous as Pharaoh's host. They are
Tor the most part worthless. There is
however, searching eradicant of this
distressing and obdurate maiady. one
whose genuine merits long since raised
IL TO foremost place among the staple
medicines of America. Uostetter's so
mach Bitters extirpate dyspepsia with
greater certainty and prompti:ude than
any known remedy, and is most genial
inylgorant, appetizer and aid to socro-
ton. These are not empty assertions
as thousands OF our countrymcn and
woman who have experienced its effects
arc aware. but arc backed up by irrefra-
gable proofs repeatedly laid before the
public. The Biltors also promote q re-
Sular habit OF body and give n health
full stimulus to the urinary organs.
Our representatives in Congress keen
us under obligations for official fayors
which we take pleasure in Acknowledged
Wyandotte AcyI1d Hayes, in vetoinc
the army az the polls bill, virtually saws
to Congress: of cannot use the army
to control tho next Presidential election
it may go hungry"
English cablcgrams report heavy com.
mercial failures, with indications Of
moro to come.
Marstown, village two miles from
Parkersburs, was the scene Of a murder
Gus affray Friday evening last. A civil
young man Meyers, who was ATTENDING
church, was called outside by Androw
and Tom Calvin, both Of whom wero in
to1icatcd. They accused Meyor4 ~
having told lies about them. which H..
denied but they insisted on e fight
From words they proceeded TO blows
ana "hile Andy was engaged In the agbt
Tom Calvin fcllcd Meyers TO tho Ground
wish boulder, when ANDY stabbed tbe
PROSTATE man nine times. Meyors is In
a crilca coalition Andy Galvia was
arrested, but his brother escaped.
Ih0ro - as Huch nourishment in n
bpshcl Of beans as thore is in FIVE busb.
els Of potatoes.
The position Of judge is o trying one
The cntworm is very destructive 10
The corn crop in some portions OF our
county
a refreshing rain fell here on MonJav
night last. '''''''''
RELIGIOUS NoucE.--Rev. r. Su1rH.
SON, will lecture on Baptism. at the
Pine Church" next TUESDAY. the 10th
Of Juno az II II
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STRANGE, IF TEUE.-Among seventy.
five colorcd people baptized at Peters
burg, Va, last Sunday week. was co.
lored man named Burwell lancaster.
who since infancy has been n deaf-mute.
aud was never known to utter an intel
llgible word Immediately after INNER
sion, To the amazement of the assembled
multitude. he found voice In loud and
distinct tones TO give thanks to God for
his happiness. After the strange exhi-
bition LANCASTER reverted 50 his mute
condition.
Such a statement requires, observes
the Stanton Spectator" very strong
testimony to convince any, but tho most
credulous, of its truth. This is an age
of wonders, but not of miracles.
SUDDEN DEATE.-We learn from the
Keyscr Echo, that on Sunday morning.
May lS, IDA, aged about seventeen wears.
daughter OF John ~ Cosner. residing
noar Mt. Storm, Giant CO., complained Of
having headach. and went TO her room
TO lie down. In about two hours. as
nothing was heard from Eor. some one
OF the family went to the room. when
1t vas found that the young laiy was
dead, the body being quite cold. The
causo OF death is unknown. She had
received fall some two weeks before (
hurt herself somewhat, but not badly O.
nough 70 prevent her going about her
usual work.
The boy who left piece Of ice II. the
sun TO warm up was no more foolish than
the man who opened a store and ex.
pccted people to hunt him out and buy
hts goods.
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Address GILMORE 81 CO,
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lcsL. CURE

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c5 ,,,ns a.l;-yiss So 3. .
ernai!y AIN .,ss'aa'It
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into tho iis.so.SI Pa
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06

The wool market has opened iu No.
" county, ONO. d f.om - - 30 cents.
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United States Geisr,l land Once.
C1ut"-'vd L1ud Cu,T pft,1t- I.-uI t.i,tms
fAitHE I'ir-"ful 500. 80 e i.-n,i, t..- i,.t.s
cuirb 4" 'f tr fi.itH 4 f.tt., ON. ,uI It.t,s9
n.eHtuf li4r futatuu
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06

H"I1y ,a.h fo~ 't.u Whr.r r.-itrni.,if--~
i'-r'~e1 VIZ 10" "-t'HsIiHr ~ perfect ta,r
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fere She 51,sSI
. fisIi..f.s
az. !Crc. ~
I've stg.nI
VEGA. slgNnI
500 !ciitl l.rI
~ Oloos1
bsrs iitL
"a Nfltera
lisp ny
F1RgsstgG III
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prCrJ E-fv
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On Saturday last Mrs CurDEsrER.
uifo 81 Prof II Chichester, Of THIS pLace.
sent cur "bot,.l-half" q bowl Of Straw.
berries They were large Ia size. beau.
tifu' jn appearance and delicious to the
taste and TO Mrs G.. we make our ac.
knowledgcmcut. These assurances Of
friend shipare highly appreciated.
Tho wool market has opened in No.
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ShaWis. ClOaks. and KraEs.

Rqptrb assortment 81 fno rronch hand-ipsSe
UNDERWEAR. comprising every requisite Tor n
lady's wardrobe. Also, chtdrsn's sults Cor oyery
age and axe.
Our infants Furnishing Department 10 thoC.
Qughly equipped. Complete WariTohes as low
81; better goods In proportion. Any arucle IN
the Wardrobe at list price: really cheaper than
the homemade sruele, and much more sauasc-
nor
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Romncy, May 1G, l870.-ly.
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Hosiery, Gloves, & Handkerchief.

Tho largest, rarost and mast unique Troneh
novelties In the city Also. the medium grades %
hose for lGdles ami children at very moderate
prices
Ladies nisscS'. and childrcn's Md, cloth and
Isle Thread Gloves OF tho best manufacture, 10
all tho newest shades 70 mate. any dress mate rial
a superior selection OF plain hcmned linen. aud
all linen hcmSttchcd. nud scoilOpsd hsnikop-
chiefs Also, embroidered SILK HsDdkc IchieD
ulSCE sScd In beauty or oolor
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DRESS GOODS.

kuyelnes In Cachemeres. suiing, Dcbeigos
end the standard cloths. IN Splencd variety. Also
Andcrson'y" scotch LophYrs. printed cotton
Dress Goods, NomiS Cloths, t.otelines. FVrcaloS
nrstclAss nHtablt snulcEt
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,G%shoLrro,,

:. cCEC Of ca =
lax.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-27
Banner Items.

Maj. Mcdowell. Superintendent Of
the klmira Company's works at Ban
ner, paid MS a pleasant visit last Fri
day. He informed US that their auxil-
iary furnace would be completed BY
The Is h June. when the mill viii be
started up. Forty men will be en-
ployed in the mill and mines. The
three furnaces will lie capable, when
put in shape, to roast ten tons Of ore
per day. The quartz en- the dump,
and also that IN sight in the mines, is
very rich. and we will hear of some
huge clean-ups.
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Letter Of sympathy.

The following letter of sympathy
was sent by tue citizens of Paradise
valley, Nevada, to the mother of 7. K.
Vest
Mrs. WRsT:-This is to certify that we,
the undersigned, citizens of Paradise val
ley, express our heartfelt sorrow for the
loss Of your son, Thomas K. West, who
died here this tuesday evening, May 6,
1879, at $3.50 O'Clock. He was a good citi-
zen, beloved by all who knew him, and
his many friends VIII mourn his loss,
The letter was signed by 1873 gen.
tlemen and % ladies. The citizens OF
this place, although they have not
sent formal testimony of their sympa-
thy, deeply sympathize with the moth
er and brother of the murdered man.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-27
An idaho Pedestrian.

Since the great walking match in
which Rowell came out champion pc
destrianism has been the rage in the
East. Idaho now steps u the front
with an unframed pedestrian that she
will back against him Maj Mellow
ell, the Banner Superintendent. cionned
pair of ten-pound stngey boots anu
hoofed it from Banner to this place.
last Friday, in fonr hours and fifteen
minutes The distance is thirty miles,
and over a rough mountain road.
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Nice Language.

We give below fair specimen Of
the language used IN almost every
discussion By the Idaho Democrat, an
organ run by the Democratic Terrific
rial Central Committee. and edited by
an ex-ninister Of the Gospel:
Tile poor little narrow-minded
monkey Who di~graces the columns Of
the IDAHO WoRLD, and who was so
anxious 10 throw his spite at the Dem
ocrd that he even rnisrcpresents old
Bacon's version Of the difficulty be
tween himself and Us. has nut the
manhood to even mention our expIana-
ton Of the affair Such dirty puppies
are unworthy Of the recognition Of
ans nhe except narrnw-tuinded, lying
bIackguards.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-27

The highes order at rigid
examination before that honorable
body, is DESTROYS of locating ii
some more promising place than Ida
no City Send him to Hogcm.
The chances are not very good for
an extensive huckIeberry crop this
year on account Of SO much cold
weather ] hope and pray that the
frost viii not take them ID this year
as it did last, for then | would have a
chance to get married, and my wife
and | could enter into a good and
profitable business canning berries;
and thus you see a great trade would
spring up in Hogem, the Imperial city
Iof Idaho.
The ladies are going to give a
grand celebration here on the Fourth
OF July, and they have selected me to
deliver the GRAFTON. Thus You see
they always do honor to
PELEG Rifle.
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GARDEN VALLEY LETTER.
GARDEN VALLEY, May is, 1879


Ed. WoRLD:-Again | resume the
pen agreeable to promise to chronicle
a few items from this benighted re-
glon where preachers and items are
alike scarce Everybody seems intent
upon their own affairs, and some also
upon the aaairs Of their neighbors.
Hence, all our affairs are we'll cared
for, except our spiritual affairs, which
seem to take care of themselves and
cause no trouble
The valley now wears a bright
green mantle, and most lovely sight
it is with here aud there the newly
plowed fields, while others are Gov
cred with growing meadows, while
the hills, equally green with the ma
tive grass, inierspeFsed with wild
flowers and, higher up, the evergreen
pine.
The farmers are mostly through
seeding. and larger area is sown
than ever before-perhaps. Now that
no trouble is apprehended from hos
tile Indians, all seem content and de-
termined to make the most of our
many natural advantages.
The school in this valley is having
intermissiun, but will reopen to NOR
row, May 18th, TO be taught by Mr..
John Boyle.
al are looking forward to the com
ing Fourth of July 10 make a clean
up. or cleaning out; and. in any
event, have good time generally.
BY the way, can the WORLD intern US
why we always have horse races and
grand balls on the Fourth of July?
What horses first ran on that day to
make il memorable? What were their
times, and MI about it; for. really, /
have forgotten.
The weather remains cool and the
nights FROSTY, until within the last
few days, which have been showery,
the very thing needed TO give the
young grain good start
More anon, IDAHO.
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IHE public school was o.. ned YES.
terday By Prof. Butler aud LADY with 4
large attendance.
SOUTHERN Utah is infested with the
grasshopper plague.
MrssRs J. N. WALLACE and james
Parker went up to Banner yesterday.
The former went to do the brick work
on the new furnace and the latter t.
put the mill in order for running.
MAJ. 4. NJ. McDowEm returned 10
Banner last saturday.
Nh. JAMES McIsrYRE bought tic
house and furniture sold at auction
last Saturday by Mrs. Redsull.
Mr. G. c. STEVENSON came owe,
from Grimes Pass last Saturday and
returned Sunday. He reports things
moving along in their usual way il
that section.
PROP. BUTLER ard Mrs. Butler left
here On Wednesday morning for Ida
no City, where they have been Ell
gagged to conduct public and private
school. Mr.. Butler will be great,
missed here. He is an efficient ane
capable teacher, and has done more
for the senefit Of the rising generation
than all the other teachers the cit,
has ever had. Scholars instructed b,
him derive more good in three month.
than they do at the hands of an ordi
cary teacher i . whole year. H,
has host Of friends here who hav,
the utmost c,,nfiilence in his genius
and capacity. Idaho Avalanche.
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THERE are one I,uriadrrssas and ninety
prisoners ID the Oregon pcnitentiary.


Donald Grant, x III. Mcdowell, WIN.
Wentworth and wife " Il Kempner,
Robt McGuinness, Banner; VIM. Riley,
shaw's mountain; FL Craig, VIM Bale.
John Howe, Garden valley; Brock John
son, Nevada; G Mclaughlin, Squaw
creek; Jas Freeman, g. g. Stevenson,
Sam Hallett, Pioneeryilles Jas. Price.
Spanish gulch; Louis Owens, Bue1a
VISTA Bar; Jas Hail. More creek; Al WI.
McDalald, Victoria, B. G.; Jas. AIoriarty.
Geo. r. Powell, VIM. Bryon, Boise City;
". =. Dusenbury, JAS, White, g. w. Hunt
PortIock, Lower Payette; Henry letter,
Fred SchnelI e. Dauson, VIM Kearney.
Harry lays, Len White. Cfas. Cakely.
city; W. A. Coughanonr. Quartzburg; p.
Gleson, PlaceryIIle; Joe Collins, Waila
WalIa
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PAYETTE ITEMS.
HORSESHOE bend, Boise Co, Idaho, i
May "a, 1879.

May "a, 1879
En- WoRID:-Every appearance at
the Bend ID fatterin At present. The
crops and stock look well.
The people are enterprising. Mr.
Miner is engaged In preparing for the
erection Of saw mill, willie his wo-
men folks are busiiy at work III max.
ing their home and surroundings
pleasant. A cat caught Miss aattie's
canary bird last Thursday, and she
is feeling serioHs about it She gave
il dose Of camphor and now slie has
hopes II its recovery
Dir Flemming has a large force Of
men in the timber getting ont logs
for his mill.
Mrs Lynch's ranch is well cnltiya-
ted this year and presents fine APP
pearance 1t is the best farm at the
Bend.
Tommy Rowland II . good garden
er, and his vegetables lock well. He
has beautiful home After visiting
his place and seeing its neatness III
every way ! am satisfied every bacI,
eior in idaho needs just such house
keeper as Mrs Roland
Hon. r Fl. Robb is spending thi,
summer attending the round ups
Hattie Stone passed the best exam
nation in the Sabbath School for tht
month Of April
The ladies at the Bend are yer,
handsome, so the boys say
| Horseback riding is all the 60. ard
velvet riding skirts and black horse;
are made the fashion.
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Arriyal of 9xaehinery.

The machinery for the new furnace
to be erected at Banner by the Elmira
Company has arrived on the ground.
The road from here to that place was
in very bad condition. no repairs hav-
ing been put on it this season. Tie
Company had 10 send out force of
men to repair it and assist the teams.
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ISow offer 10 lease one-half inter
est in my blacksmith shop It is full
" supplied with all necessary tools
and stock, and is doing good paying
business. A desire to give attention
10 other business is the reason for
leasing For particulars apply to
J. GAVE.
IDAHO CRY, May Is, ls79-2t.
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The Reason We did not lfentioa 1t.

The Idaho Democrat takes us TO
task for not mentioning it's version Of
the difficulty between It's editor and
Mr. Bacon. editor of the Repugicaa,
We examined Mr.. Fosters version,
and il appeared 81 weak aud wirgIiug
that we thought amy notice of it
out Of place.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-27
LOCAL N VV s.

MERRs. RALPH CALDERwooD and K. A.
Goodlife have got through mining on
Lost river They came to toan last
Sunday
Mas. WEST has been quite sick Of
mountain fever, but is getting some
better.
Rev. R. R. JONES and lady viii go
to Horseshoe Beud next Thursday on
visit
The funeral sermon Of Carrie Smith
Will be preached a the Bend next Sab
bath
Nh PAUL KElLIxBRuM is improving.
tie has been quite low Of typhoid
fever.
PLEASANT weather again.
tbs Luna house is doing a huge
business.
LIGHT thunder storm last Saturday
evening.
Fifteen or sixteen men left this
place ior Banner yesterday.
FIVE men arrived here from Bodie,
California, last Sunday and left for
Bonanza City yesterday.
SOME very rich gold-bearing quartz
was brought to town two or three
days ago. We have not Learned where
u came from, the discoverer saying lie
Is not ready to expose the locality.
DElLE and Mary Wallace, daugh-
ters of M. j. \. Wallace, went down
70 Boise City lasi Friday.
MR MARK 0. AISsmz left for Mon
taxa last Friday.
NHAl ABboIl, Win MS StSlCl.
MISS Josephine, arrived here from At
ANITA last Friday and went over to
fhcerville Saturday.
EXPERTS will examine the Buffalo
ana Monarch mines, on The Atlanta
'ode, before the sale is closed.
tbs rush for the Salmon river coun,
Try continues.
A coon many men will 50 from At
'an'a to prospect the mountains be-
tween thele and Yankee Fork as soon
rs Tue weather will permit.
an immigration society was lately
''''ned at Seattle. Washington Terri
'0'y Oar sister Territory has q
'"Se namber Of such organizations,
,e'eagh the agencies of which the
east Is Informed Of the rich
'"ss oi that country. and, as a natural
."'ssquencc, immigration is swarm
ny IL that section.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-27
The Luna House

Seven or eight men arc husy at
work on the improvement. Al the T.u,
ma House. Yesterday they were Gu
gagged at tearing Down the kitchen
aud making other preparations for
commencing work on the add ton.
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Spefial gotifes.
a CARR.

To all who are suffering from the error
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous veal !.
ness, early decay. loss Of manhood, dc, u
will send Z recipe tnat viii cure Won.
FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered By missionary Soutl
America Send seifaddressed enYelop
% the Rev JOSEPH 7. IsMAx, Stallion j..
New FORK City.
Mar.I'-o-ly.
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Appoinfments rar Tdallo.

\ dispatch from Washington says
that the President has nominated John
F Morgan, of Illinois, for Chef jus
'ice of Idaho. and Norman Back, Of
Idaho. Associate Justice, of the Sn,
preme Court.
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LETTER FROM PIoNEERyILLE.


PIoSEERvILLE, |. T., May 23d, 1879.
I'D. WoRLD:-Not having seen any
thing in your paper from this place
since last summer, and thinking it is
our right to have a representation in
your columns, resolved to give you
an account Of the ups aid downs of
this fair city
Mining is the principal occupation
OF "Hos'em, $50 we give it the FIRST no
tice
Hon Zen Wilson's claims are in
full blast from here to Ceutervi,le and
below, and it is said they are yielding
unusually well this season. 1t is tru-
ly a magnificent sight 10 see the great
streams of water from his giants tear
down the bank, thus uncovering
large quantities Of gold.
Stevenson & Noble, at Crimes
Pass, must lie doing an unusual
amount Of work this year, Judging
from The immense quantity of sand
they run down
The Native Missouriau Ga silver
ledge owned by Wilson and S;fers)
lis showing up plcudidly. Tic propri-
etors are elated over it, and say they
would not exchange ii COR any ledge
in the country The time is not far
distant when large quartz mill will
be pounding away on this rock, awak-
ening the echoes of Muddy and the
surrounding hills. If men want to
prospect I will say that they can find
no better field than right up in Mud
|dy, and the hills surrounding this
place.
Wilson & Whitney's mine on Sum-
nit Flat is looking very well and
work on it is going steadily ahead.
The Hogem Brigade of Idaho Vol
unterrs have been disbahded, and are
now scattered far and wide. Col.
Matt Davis is talking of organizing
another regiment to do picket duty at
Grimes Pass this summer. | hope
he will succeed, for it will be great
safeguard to the town.
The Hogemites are very anxious to
have telephone connection with
Idaho City. We hear that you have
an office. ami Hogem would be won
derfully benefited by the establish
ment Of branch office here.
Hogem is lonely now since some
of our pretty girls have left it and
zone to other ciimes No wonder
they left. The noise of business is so
loud that it is enough to drive per,
son crazy.
A good doctor could soon build up
large practice here. We under,
stand the Buzz F,.zz have turned out
Il promising young physician, wiio,
after having obtained a certificate OF
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sel,,l-at'eekls aforld.
TUESDAY. MAY p. 1879.
postomce Hours.

nurinc week ogys, until further notice,
= - post9f,ice will nc kept open from seven
/. N. until nine T "a.
s sundays n from halfpast twelve to one,
Il fyo,,l four until six z. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
qhe Money Order Office will not De
.,ea as At ali on Sundays; and no Money
alyiar business will be transacted on Sat
ssJays after four o'clock p. NJ
's'"' s. q. SILSgY,
idaho CITY, Dec. 8, 1875. Postmaster.
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bonded.

Mr.. Donald Grant has bonded his
interests in the Crown Point and VOL
VERNE mines TO the Eimira Company
for $4,000. The bond lasts till the
lst of next February
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narhershop al YlacerviIle.

Our barbershop at Placerville will
hereafter be open on Thursdays and Sun
days.
April 22-4t
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Salt.

Ten thousand pounds of salt on
consignment, at the lowest figures FIR
cash, at Coffin 4 Kennaly's.
May 20-4w.
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Reduction Of Prices.

Hair cutting or shaving for IS cents at
OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
Two doors below Kingsley's brick, Wall
street, Idaho City.
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