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Father OF Twenty-Five Sons.

Il Hyram Y. Reese died recently at
his residence 10 Franklin county,
Pennsylvania. within few months Of
niuoty-two years Of age. Ho was tho
father oftwenty.tive sons, twen,yiiof
whom arc yet living tho eldest 5eing
sirsy.siz, and tho youngest twenty
four. His ftst wifo had six sons, his
second eleven aud bis third eight, and
six Of the i children were twins. Hs
was a soldier in thew Of 1912 and
bad nine sons,iin the Union army
during the late war, two Of whom
wore killed at tho frs. battle Of. Bull
Run o third at Balls Bluff and a
fourth was drowned during Banks i'll;
starred Red river expedition. Flo was
a remarkable robust man and never
but ouus during his lito did ha take
medicine. h ~. tssst aiE'2 rs IA
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-02-08
MIR. Lincoln's Parents /

~ Despite tho doubt thrown on The
matte, iulMrs1Yard H Lannon'S Life
of,LiucOln. it il nov claimed to have
been ascertaiucd very distinctly that
tho evidence Of tho marriage Of his
parents, Thomas Lincoln and Nancy
Hanks, is complete and formal E1.
Secretary Bristow has received a. New
York. from Nlr. R j. Browne, law
yer Of high standing aud . gentleman
Of character. whose residence is in
Springfield Washington county, Ken.
tucky, "a copy from tho county records
oftho bond which Thomas Lincoln
gave, ,Swish' Richard Berry as surety,
previous to his marriage. and also Of
The certificate Of the M.thodiss preach
err Jesse Head who cor.idcs that he
married them on The 23i day Of Sep.
'smber. 1905. The record said to
bc regular in all respects
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-02-08
! What Ica,tlo Soap.

Aysubsoriber wishes TO know how
Ibis differs from other soap. The bard
soaps made ini this country arc almost
exclusively from aaimal. fats in The
South hgots Europe where the olive oil
grove abundantly, ithe poorer kinds otl
oliveE oil Earo used for soa p:makiug.s
Common soap, are soda and animal fat.ii
Castillo soap Is soda and vegetable oil
In making Castillo soap, great caro- is:
taken 70 avoid an excess Of alkAli, Ohio
,oaa) only just enough being used ]: to
neutralizo tho oil, On this account Tho !;
soap is much milder,t and may bo used
on WOUNDS and other surfaces where
common soap would Eirritato aud give
pain. = The mottled appearance sof Cas-.
tile soap is due to q small quantity Of
solution Ofcopperas (salphato eot irou)
which is stirred iinlo il before i. hard
sns; this leaves a blush oxide Of iron
in the soap which, when exposed to
the air, becomes changed 10 The red
oxide. White CASTLE soup! is also sold.
which is tho same as tho other, without
-" i. @ b. . = 4 " H L..
the cOlOring. Though called Castile,is
is BY no means exclusively made in
Spain, tho largest share coming from
the South Of France; and indeed It is
generally known in Europe as Mar
seilles soap.-An.eriet,a .AgTetd.aris!
for ,Fejruarv 1st. .tjIiii l2s ISsS;
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-02-08

a. The Supreme cour. Of Iowa hav..
Ing decided that the owner. Of a dogii.
liable for tho barking Of his dog III
thereby damage is done, has also IS.
tablhh.l the rule Of property on a dog
,byitgivingsa man SO whose. dog
was naliei0usly killed byaa neigLbOr,
tho animal being proven a valuable
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-02-08
ono Of Tho King:KIlle
. nd a. m ona 10 llhel iinoxact ruuOi

4To put an ond 10 che inoxact rumo
which ha so'been circulating ID The cit! !
,at w., arc a authorized to publish The :fol /
loving letter. addressed g sCoun. Ad !
larberg, Goyornorl General Of Finland
S"Cousr-I am sormens.d by Al
unconquerable desireto a.sassinato yo'
It is for that purpose That I have ,',' com /
to this place. Iihayei waited for . IA
vorablo occasion 20 waylay you 70
several days. but chat occasion has no 10.
prest nted itself. But now, havi'
o.lmed somewhat the frishtful desi
which possesses me, seize q pen |, ;,
haste to inform you Of what is pa.sin I
within ma.
""Bu., alas! how rapidly my pur
poses change within me: Here !, !, !. !
voico which says 70 mo ngaisn. sc sc
aud kill tho q Governor General Of Fin
lsnd, aud they will cut off your head
like E1oeders and tinish your sad life:
Ifyou value your existence, I conjurei
youit to sond somo O. |your followers to
myilodging, iforlI swear 10 you before
God! !.ha. Iishall lnotba answerablo for
my acts il | meet you. 4
y".CnARIHst tAudusr NlusK.
"Gloga.an, No. at. tho hotel
Inquire. made ~ tho au!horisies
showed that. The above letter was wri,-
ten by a young man Of seventeen,
named lBuuk. Who stated upon OATH
that i. was bis intention @ Kill the
Governor n ' General q Finland. Tho
young ma . was proved 10 have suffered
several times from some mental malaly.
Under his coat was found concealed
an immense knife Of the .or. called
poueeous BY the Films, with which
'hiank proposed Co commit the crime.
-0Sieial Ga:etlc Of Finland.
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= ,Tha. ,raa a 3gha.tlY joke that
sintal tOwasmnn played on stranger u,
whom be promised 10 introduce Is s . a
rich planter, and then took him around
and prescutcd'hi lto'the leading aa.
dcttaErr, -!licakers f7a=tiic!. s.'i ..a'.il 2h
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-02-08
THE PENSION ACT
Full TEXT Of the Bill as Signed By
tiSa ilTi the President: 81

vs.
An Act 70 provide tha. all pensions Us On y
account Of death, or wound 70: r.;
cciyed !, or diseases contracted lin the
service Of tho United States during
The late war Of the rebellion, which
have been granted, or which shall
hereafter be granted shall commence
from tho daio Of tho ds,th ot dis
charge from the service ofthe Uni.
tod States, for tho paymcntof arrears !,
Of pensions and other purposes:
"Bs 4 enacted, eto., That all pen.
sious which have been granted under
the, general law regulating ponsions, Or
may hereafter! DO granted inl .:conses:-;
quence Of doath from causes which
originated ia ID, United States ser.
yico during the late war Of the REBEL:
ion o. in consequence lof wounds in;
jurics, OF diseases received Sor con;
ttaotcd ia said service during said war
Of tho rebellion, shall commence from
The date Of discharge from said service
;of Tho person On whose account tho
claim has been Or may hereafter DO
granted, or from the termination Of tho
right Of the party having prior ti.lstto
such pension !; provided, tho rate Of
the pension for the intervening tims
for which arrears Of pensions are horeby
granted shall bo tho same por month
for which tbs pension Nn originally
granted. - ~ 80 80
"sEc. o. That the Commissioner of
Pensions = hereby authorized and di.
rect ID to adopt such rules and regula.
~. s'sus =. - yisIs i i
essnry TO cause . be paid to .uchI pen
sioners, Or i the peusiouer shall have
s'S w, = ~ pssSSA = pS''S ii"sls ~. s,
III y se sS i1s ~ sssA Ss' = .ss -
,ssa = ~ .ass,1s. - u nsesN 1l'S
essa elsssss . NJ, 49,. ssss sss,cSp
: =. .s,ss'sa :, . :; - -
- -: -, - ae
sissHtst, sssts1 -. -
sssss.a.
NV sssS 49, y Atls s1S S1,S, sAa's : - -
ltSs r .ssotrse N $50 . !
s;S.i.E.sS N ~ .'s''!,. :. ts'i' ~
~ e.,s..s "tsl .ss9l.1
: we taAe,' :. 1..'1 ~ petsel -
Wa. '.t..:. /, :. .!sss i IAl
r.e..s.e .as = ..' Ss,s :. .1s1 ~
,'.sstoa ps'ssstoeu .u.' ses.o1
1as. ,uteaes ptosssassoa .. 'u' e,A,". :
,ae y e.Al,an. am ma' Ptsssn., .ntousa 'ne
lsn"s. oI''. " 'uU Au,u.'r'.usu
s.a, '. wv army VI eon'osneru' 'l
" .uu t'A ,''uOu.o 'aa' 'nO u''sa,V ~,
i, " INJURY "H'sa fesus'aa u tue o''ao'i'
"Sr's asasn .. 'aa person W On wa0so ,ps n',
count tue CLAIM Is made originated IN
the service aud n tho lina OF duty, aud
;f.,,h .,;3on,s !, aa.roI s,,;.f.,,oIr,,,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-02-08

= Ths lAwysr,is is saia to be the clay.
crest n.l: joIinert-7he = can place . tenant.
empanel. !. = = jury box q witness. bore
The, 'hs court q. ehissl 9 client, augur the
gains, cut biz board, nail the case.
! hammer 2, i. tho desk, Gle bis bill, and
shave . whole community. VA VIZ
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-02-08

"A lady referring TO tho flirting
prOpsnsisies Of hcr young friend, said5:
!, "Shs e, would t!s sit up ia her coffin to CO.
!qaesto with tho undsrtaker. .rT7Alsritlen
Recorder. is-il.5iI,5.S .,.I. XIII
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-02-08

"A Detrait young lady. according
to The. Fee Press, wants 10 B. lamp
po,t. Because, you know / 50 liauy
rOilt,ft r11rn ihnp am
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-02-08

A 1T "Tweuty.seyep.n
Tho reporter y, iotted down "54,p
when I he was errrasped Il BY The hand
!s,aWhas aro you putting down!H
asked Millie. s7 as9 .sa
Your Il united Jage-54 between
YOU. 2 y it5g
Mile. Crissio demonstrated, and tho
obu oxious number; was bl0tted out.
as"yyhat an expense for millinery
thore must be mu,ed tho reporter
aloud iI
s"oortainly. OF course wo have
two halls. sifKyou mean that said
Christie smiling. ssIEiss =
The two bo ads arc perfectly formed,
aud tho expression of the faces IS rel
markablyi pleasant for, the colored race;
They look almost ex.ctlylalike, and ifi
they were separated Ii would bo diff:
cult To- distinguish ono from the other,
except lbyi The difference in size. Their
noses arc large, and the lips, charac-
teristio Of tho negro. Each neck rests
upon a well:rounded pair iofI shoulders, J,
from which depends a perfect pair of
aIms aud hands. &
Just below The shoulder BLADE Of
each, tho two bodies merge into one,
tho same spinal cord performing iits
functions fol! both Of tho heads. Thi.
single body continues until the end of
the spine 1. shed, when Two separate
organizations again appear. the legs
and feet Of each being perfect. Of
course. born in this scondition, The
heads 70 back, but by continual tsis.
iug, The band Of union seem. 10 have
been forced 70 give M someEhat, and tho
two heads arc now, when IN repose,
very nearly side BY side. Z &
Physically, Mile Christine !. 70 all
in!esns and purposes. ba. one person; !;
but mentally, she has = dual exissence. a'9's;
Each head thinks forI itself. and ,sa.s
10y itself, and talks Efor. itselif, and docs
everything else that 6 heads generally
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-02-08
1RRITAL AND DEPARTURE
rEst OF THE NAILS. r. .E.a

OF. THE tMA LIN, -, ,,yt.
4 clsrksbairrg-daily except ssndays-learcs
Wes.on ats A!M.-arrises at 4 P. II.
Iraxton Court House-dally except Sum
days-arriyeg at lleston By $3.50 P. ~, and
leaves Weston same day at 6:30s p. al. III /,
q Glenyille.-leayesl Hes.on latF7 "A, NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays2arriyes
at6P " Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur:
days. +; "
Fibuekhannon..arrives sat tWeston'la M.
Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays-leaves
Weston P N. same days.
2 Philippi-arrives at Weston Tuesdays mad
Fridays at o P.sM leaves Weston lYednes-
day and Saturdays at Z A. II. i!gsf
2 Mount pleasaht-ieaves Weston Mondays.
aud Thursdays att A.M.-atr,yes Tuesdays
aud Fridays bylsP. ny =
West arrives Mondays ats pm
leaves Weston Tuesdays at I 4. N.
ID d Sand PorkSonee a.week--lcayes9 . Weston
Mondaysat A. M.-a,rises Mondays at 8
r.. u. .,l,st. : 4 g I " !, &, Z
= ss- Parties having mail to 90 should
bring Tito The Office hall IN hour before the
departure Of the mails,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-02-08
CHURCHES

~. f.. Church, Rev. S. E. Jones, Pas.
tos.: Preaching every Sabbath. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night. Sunday School
IRA. Barnes, Slpetintendeut-every Sun
day al 2 clock, r.. II. .,t,3zl Z: I6ji
81 Presbyterian Church, Rev. George NJ.
Fleming, Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday. Sabbath School-wm L. Dun
nington,' Slperlntcndcut-crery Sunday. at
8 o'clock, 4. N. VI. l6Eg
Catholic Church, Rev J. A. Tracy, Pas
tor. Services every tirst and third Sundays
at Il and 10 A. NJ, and I P. u. Sabbath
'School-JacobI Sehmitt, Superintendent
every Sunday al d? o'clock, ?. II. I
Episcopal Church-attcndcd occasionally
By tile Rev. Mr.. Wood, Of Clarksbusg.
Baptist Church, Rev. John s. Fisher, Pas.
tor: Preaching every second Sabbath In
each mouth. g Prayer meeting every Tues.
day night! !elaia {, ~. FSS''i lsS
African ". z! Chnfch, Rev. TIL. Cyris,
Pastor. serviceB every Sunday at l0o'clock
Sunday. School ool=GCorge 7. Jones, ,rSuperin-
tcldsnt- every Sundnytat o'clock lF (
& Colored M.E.' Church, Rev. John Hughes,
Pastor. Services every Sunday at II
o'clock. = Sunday School, Charles Lee, SG-
pcrintcndent--eSersi Sunday at , olclock,
b n VI tfg7f EHlgE Y <. ~ " saNl - II ~
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sW IDs CAlrERISec
Sst tJoieph's C. T. a. D. 'sortcty.-Stated
meetings are held on tie first Sabbath in ey.
cry month. FATHER TRACY, Pres't. Z
4 z. J. SlYYSos, Secretary. X.
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PRO- ofess,iio,naI i Cards,
iW1G siBENNE.rT,
] ATTORNEY { AT LAW.

n : ~ W ebtUN, " u'F3.57 q
will practice in lI.Gwia and adjoining SouS5E
t;eg. ani In the Court. Appeals and ": y.
Courts. " -.
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Local Directory. ID
J C0IINTY 9. 7lO[l,EFICERsI

d t III n - ~ stg
Judge Circuit Court. .BRANNoN:
Clerk W. g. i HARRISON:
/ tPres't County Court. PETERSON
Clerk z J .SWo0FTER.
Prosecuting Att'y-A.E .EDMIsTONY
Sheriff u iG.&VANDERYORT...
sup't. Free Schools G.sW.CROOk:
County:Suryoyors D y P PETERSON:;
Assessor, Assess ] st District J Ohm lkEE:
i.s ga e GEO FISHER.
Jo9Ga
4; I; ;;:ilss Court. .H0aseED Distriet: ~
wv iTurnerlapd / RPn Dargan.
Ftcen,aa's Creek Distriet.
Wm. Hall aud .W..V. Wood 4
Hackers Csees District.
III. .iMcWaortcrt aud D! r. Swishor.i
Co1lin's Settlement ID istftct.
sSB. Smith and ". X. Wilson.
SEia Creek Diistriet.
WV. Chidester and. ". g. No whorters
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8, 5-esJ.s7s x Z 10 e isi 4 IA 81 Ia
III
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Gosl,v;ltN{Gollvts. :;

Icwis.-First Monday in February.
April, JUNE, August, October and
Deeember-the Juno and October
terms for fiscal and police business
Gilmer. Second Monday in February
April. June, August, October and
N December. Il a Y 3. s;5s,
tUpshurl-scco Monday in February
April EJunc, August, October and
necembor! i'ssiss.t
iBraxton Fist Tuesday in January
NIareh, May July September and
November. l1,..''..,,5.. -,
Webster Fourth Tuesday linl Februas
HrysAPril,S juno, Aug gust October
and December.
kalhoun.-Fcurths Monday ID Februa
#ry5March, June, August, Soptcm-
b Der; and November .Essii.ls.szlEs
ToWtl5 gRs.@4
Mayor-G. .As ] sckson.=19
Recorder-L. H:ssWood.
Alasfmea-1I@H Hard-Jo Ohm Shea.
- - I'd EWara-Wm. Mcbride
81 sHard-J acob Schmi.t.
Az 4Wara9J JosephEA Watson. -
nd Mi, Sergeant.-,-J5 Wilkinson. ~
E7-5- EttpI IL
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InDeYHYIW3.

a. F.&A. -M..-Stated9 commune itiena
Of Weston Ledge SoSio'fA. I. F.7and A. NJ,
will be held on lbs First and Third Mon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-24
MEETING OF REPRESENTATIVE HEBREWS.

Several prominent Hebrews met yesterday after
noon for consultation in the Office of Mr.. Myer s.
Isaacs chairman Of the Committee Civil and Re-
lgious Rights. and informally discussed the situa-
ton of affairs at Manhattan Beach. The meeting
was strictly private one, for tho purpose of
pairing views in regard to the all engrossing topic
which has furnished much food for social gossip
during the past two days. Among those present
Adolph l.. Sanger. Myor ). 1saacs. Rov. Henry
s. Jacobs, Sigismund Kaufman. solomon Ham
burger G.. N. Hermann, julius Bien. Moriz Film
ger and i. A. Hayes
The proceedings being strictly private no report
were admitted. twas subsequently ascertained
however. that a committo had called upon Mr. Cor
bin to whether the sentiments uttered by him
shared by the other directors OF the company
Mr. Corbin. it appears, told the committee that the
views contained I'm the small paragraph attributed
90 him were correct but that all the rest was y
reporters establishment; that no meeting OF the
directors % the company had been held suce and
that in consequence no views could be expressed
in regard 20 their sentiments. The gentlemen
present determined TO sca the board Of director.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-24

since Stewart died. Why. told my wife not to go
to his store any more when heard OF ms move
against the Jews. Hook on it as a terrible thing
I'm down on it,. wouldn't go to Manhattan beach
now, and have advised all my Hebrew friehus 10
have nothing more to do with them"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-24
.
HUMOR OF NEWSPAPERS.

The Printers Circular gives some
interesting samples Of what editors
can do when they try: The American
journalist possesses fund Of dry hui
NOR which he knows well how to APP
ply. He is famous for insulting by
implication; few understand the art
better. A California editor invested
in mule, and the fact was chronicled
under the heading. Remarkable in
stance Of sclfpossession." Said one
Milwaukee editor OF another: "He
is one Of the few journalists who can
put anything in his mouth without
fear Of its stealing anything and
when Western editor wrote, eve
cannot tell a lie; it was cold ycster-
day. his rival editor quoted his re-
mark with the addition, "rhe latter
statement is incontrovertibIe; but the
formerIp Said an Idaho journal: 1.-THE
weather has been hot again for the
last few days; the only relief we
could get was to lie down on the Her
aid and cover ourselves with the Bulle-
tin--there is a great GOODNESS between
them' This kind of GOODNESS often
brings about an amusing change of
iucivlities A Michigan journalist
declared in his paper that a certain
editor had seven toes. The slandered
man thcreupon relieved his mind in a
"leader," denouncing the statement as
unwarranted, and its author as devoid
of truth and a scoundrel to boot. The
offending gentleman replied that he
never wished it understood that the
seven toes were on one foot, and the
victim Of the sell was thoroughly
laughed al. Eve are living at this
moment under "a despotism " Ills OPP
poneut kindly explained: Oar con
temporary means 10 say he has recent
y got married. A newspaper wri-
ter asserts that his ancestors bad been
in The habit OF living a hundred years
10 which another responds That
must lave been before the introduce
ton oil capital punishment" The pro-
prtetor Of Western journal announced
his intention Of spending $50 ON "a
new head" for it do not do it." ad-
vised a rival sheet; "better keep the
money ana buy new head for the ed
itor1- which implied a great deal
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-24
Lost, straYed or Stolen

n lNE HEAD OF HORSES, LAST SEEN AT TIIP
~ star Ranch, ON or about the last of Noy.mber
100 Vie salaii roam mare black name and tail ana
or brown One yearltng bay mara cold One ,roo5
sized plhte mare, eight nine Years old On.
hsnt s,eN hetse, seven or eight years Old IN,
sorrsl lrse colt, with bali iace. three vrar oi'
%
said SIX horses being branded with h ~, tho =.
shoaleer' Also. one iron grey horse, 1--WE ar 81,
years olu' hind feet white and saddle marx on lef
SIDE tip OF white one roam hors IN, On s ie
Tour white feet, branded on left shoulder viii y ~
shown above. ol left zip with horses head ana,
n,ii n my i S1l ear oid pinto mare colt.
~ Pay pa reward 10 anyone giving mo n,
io' nation as to their Whereabouts 7s Ne IN
Address SIP PRIMO, Idaho city, idaho.
July linn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-24
Notice to Co-owner.

To - Crawford: You are hereby notified
that we, David Knight and John Dickson have
done the full amount of work required by the law
of Congress of 1872, and the amendments thereto
on the Yellow Jacket quartz ledge, situated about
one-half mile above Quartzbrrg in Placer District
Boise county, T., for the years 1874, 1878, 1876
1877 and 1878, and your are indebted to for your
proportion of said labor and improvements on
said mine; and you hereby notified and re.
quired to pay all assessments against you ON the
satue, and for the publication of this mott e. within
ninety days fl IN the date hereof forfeit all
your right, title and claim in, to and upon said
yellow jacket quartz ledge, AS provided by thu
act ab4ve specified. DAVID KNIGHT
JOIN DICKSON.
OSS Z l87g-oel
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al $4,000.
d. Falk & Bro. vs. Bird Lotus:
Judgment rendered for plaintiff for
the sum Of $3sl95 and costs by de-
fault.
Vim. Ridenbaugh vs.. Bird LOTUS:
Judgment by default for $61l27 and
costs.
D. Speigei vs.. Bird LOTUS: Judg-
nent By default for $26460
Sarah Dougherty VS. Lcander Dough-
erty: Divorce granted.
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
Tomorrow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-24

A BUTCHER enters the Office of law
yer: "Sir, want your advice, Is the
owner Of dog responsible for any
damage that the animal may do~
Certainly" "Then your dog has run
away with lie. of mutton from my
stall, and | will trouble you for ten
frances" Very well, my friend, have
you five francs change?' Eyes, sir"
Produces IT'D THAT just makes ii
square; my fee for advice is fifteen
francs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-24
Notice.

mroTIcE Is HEREBY Giss sS ssysrs =
IA poll taxes are now due. sattls 10 =
,uested to come for~ara sn D'a'-,-,d 20 usnssu
s,nso Mr. ); !; t + s 5es. sss
on Nain street. ~. collscios AZ
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-24
Notico.

In the Probate Court OF Boise county, Idaho Ter
ritory.
ia the matter of the estate of Joseph Bnrnon
deceased.
Aa Office is HERFBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
EW signeda administrator of the estate of Josenl
hurhop deceased, to the creditors of, and all per
sons haviag claims against, said deceased TO ex.
mott them, with the necessary vouchers within
four mouths after~the first publication OF this no
tlee to the said administrator, his residence in
idaho city.
DUNCAN FERGUSON,
ceased ~
Dated Idaho CITY, October II. 1879
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-24

The restriction against newspaper
correspondents accompanying the
British army in Aighanistan have been
Withdrawn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-24
Notice.

zEa he FOLLOWING WARRANT WILL BE PAID
d ont Of the Clirrent Expense Fund on preseuta.
ton my Office:
No. g5 In favor OF r. W. Tompsins. $500. $500 90
ISIDuR SMITH.
County Treasurer.
IpAao CRY. l. T.. Oct. 7. ls79-2m.