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New-York tribune., 1879-05-24

OFFICE LEADvILLE MINING COMPANY
81 BROADWAY. NEWIORH. May 10. loI9.N
dividend No. 3.-The Board OF Trustees
EThaye this day declared Dividend Of PER CENT. 10
CENTS PER SHARE, on the capital stock OF hts comuany
go Of net earnings payable al TIE once OF the
company and after June = 1879 Transfer books will
close on May 81 and reopen June TO- j. S. LOCKWOOD.
Secretary.
NCEAN NATIONAL BANK.
" DIVIDEND.
Notice hereby that and after the 23d day OF
May 1879 THEODORE NJ. DAVIS The Receiver Of the
Ocean National Bank. will pay at his Office, no ~ Nassau
st New.York final dividend OF FIVE PER CENT, being
IN FULL PAYMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL OF ALL
DEPOSITS
Payment viii be made at the time and place of
THIRTY PER CENT account accrued interest
deposits SUCH DEPOSITORS ONLY will accept such
dividend satisfaction of their claim for interest
their Ccposts
Dated New. York, May Z, 1879. - -
JNO JAY KNOX.
Comptroller of the Currency.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24
Gouses an0 Rooms ruanteo.

WANTED TO RENT-A school property
for day schoias and few boaTders located IN j. OF
Eastern Penn. Address PROFESSOR, KhneOeek. \. y.
WANTED to buy or lease-BuIlding within
w 20 miles York City, convenient to raroad VITA
privilege Of from 20 10 4OhOrso power AuHcss
WATER POWER, Tribune ONCE
WANTED to PURCHASE-A Residence ana
w few OF Land well located for private schoo
must be In VILLAGE mot less than 5000 lnaDahtS
within Fix hours by rail Of NewYork CITY not iar RON
Ileasant stream, with healthy location aud g00d neghDOt-
hocn price must correspond the times. Address giving
fan DESCRIPTION lowest terms, WILLIAM PREM Ilss,
Box 80 eighty three, Chester W.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24

i FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
sf . D. N from Pier 80 North River foot Of Jsy.-t)
succial limited tickets GOOD ONLY on 245 a. IN. con-
necng St0niugton sd via this ne from New YORK
10 RO,ion for II 30.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
- STEAMSHIP LINZ for ST. Thomas P1ra os PeT9a nan
steamers for Porto Jamaica and spanish Main
new 1rsclass steamship COLQkADo captain B0lIei
will sail fo the above ports on THURSDAY, June b. at
No freight received for This steamer aiter me so
CRY OF PARA will sail July 3. CITY OF RIO JANElhO
Will sail August Freight received AT all times at Rod
eTts Stores Brooklyn but only on permit from NewioiK
OfhCC. - .... 49,.
Shippers desiring effect same uader our open
rocv M lowest rates Through tickets issued 70 all points
eaCled Royal Mail steam Packet Companys Inter
Ia MODtevidgO and Bucuos Ayrts
Freight must be paid in advance For freight engage.
ments passage having elegant acc0mnodalon Apply u
G. H. MALLORY & co, Agents,
Office Pier 20 Il. r.. near Fulton Ferry
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24
Brooklpu Real Gstate for Sale.

>oOoo~~~~O~o~~~~o~~o
Tor SALE op EXCHANGE for q house in
New Y0rk-A three story brick house on Clntonave
between Green Gaesave Brooklyn 4Ox3O feet grounds
which are tastefuy laid 50x20O Stable Ia rear on an
derbtsye Everything in perfect order with all modern I'M
pToyements Address o.- - =, Wv S,Gh,
S35O I1 BUYS SDts tSqOry g Gm. bTSs s5SS soTn Sre
rutland q WHITING. Beekman-st
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24

NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing Nav IL. 1879,
throuPl trans will leave Grand Central Depot: 80
600 a Western and Northern Express WIN dihW.n8
TO Albany Rochester andrOm Albany 10 oh'
trtal. via Saratoga. -, l.,
room cars o Canandai qua Rochester and Butiaio
HOO a. m Express Albany and Troy with connections
Utica, - and Rutland. a.
400 D. In Montreal Express with through sleepingcar
500 D. NJ ST Express ally, win sleeping cars for
81 Iois rnnnug through day in the week also sleep
ing Bunao Niagara Falls Ioeio and Detroit, and
for Montreal excepting Sunday night, via saratoga
1890 D. m. Fast Express for Rochester am corning VIA
Geneva. sleeping to Geneva ana ltochoser or ,
$40 - m Pacf fc Express daily, with sleeping cars TOR
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland To'ed9 detroit
aud CHICAGO; and excepting night to OgdcnsDrh
1l;OO Night Express with sleepinS cars 10 Aioihy
AMI Troy. A., ,,
Tickets for sale Nos. 252 and 4l3 BToadway and at
Wesfcott Express Conpany's Offices Nos PafEpace fs0
ptuot,., tu ~. '''' - G. B MEEKER
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24
financial.

ALI, RAILROAD BONDS, whether you
N desire u buy sell call write TO
ALBERT H. NIColAY CO., as Pine s., " \.
VHICAGO BOARD of TRADE.
IL 1. HORTON & CO.. stock Brokers, SO Broadway New.
York solicit oere buy sell Grain and Provisions in
fhirsro Market through F. C. POPE CO. ia Lasaile st.
on usual MARI at lowest rates OF commission
EVANSVILLE, HENDERSON and NASH
{L WILLIE First Mortgage Bonds wanted by
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH Co;
IAS STOCKS & City R.R. (HOrse and ElvtO
Ostocks & Bonds bought sold Fiji EWIII. Broa1.sl:
GAS STOCKS.
AnNewYork and Brooklyn Gas stocks and also all kinds
Of Prooklvu investment securities dealt ia bY
GRO. III. PRENTIS- 2i BR0aD-ST., ~ y.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24

TUr rRIsTFEs OF THE NEw-YoRS AND BRoONLYS BRIDGE.
N NoPEICr, No 2l Water 81. BROOKLYN, May q, 1873. )
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
= the trustees OF the NEW-Y DIRK AND BROOhL1N
BRIDCiE until ~ o'clock Of the 2d day Of june 1879
Tor furnishing delivering about two hundred and iOry
(.lOl cubic yards OF cut granite. --.,-
Plans may be and specifications had upon application
the Office. ---, =, u...o,, g.. ,,,, ,..a,t,on
u A ENLHIINli Cnlnf Enginenr-
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY,
WASHINGTON, ID. g., May go, 1879. )
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
= tbe Office OF the Custolan the United states Court
House and Post Office Building NewYork City, until ~
DAY, June 1873 for supplying iueI
Tor the United public buildings owned and rented III
York city, in quantities more or less as ioio"s
A $50 tons Lehigl coal. furnace size.
rs tons is ykcns Valley COAL stove size.
II tons Chestnut coal
3 tons English CanDe coal
l3 chaldrOns Liverpool coal
chadrOns coke.
IS loads Virginia pine wood. . euta. Spit
40 loads Virginia pine wood cut
2 loads Virginia pine wood spht
% loads Hickory wood, / cut, ~ inches.
urher particulars instructions To bidders can ne oD
tanned upon application 10 the Custodian OF te NJ fOst o
ice and Court House Building New YORK CIV.
N'' NJ" N John SHERMAN, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24
COTTON RECEIPTS

NEw.YoRK NAV 23-The following are tho total ret re-
ceis OF cotton aforementioned ports since Septen
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24
Gitp Dropertn 90 Get.

DARTIES desiring convenient PROOF
rooms office purposes Win .ioo1 as ~
and steam heat at cheap rents. please Apply d. 'H0 UNIV
the COOPER UNION.
TTNO RENT-A desirable apartment, tuI-
nished with Kitchen the summer 5thaNe, between
10th and I6th.sts. Address ]. ]. C., Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24
Counirp properIp 20 fet

VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE to let S foi
~ the summer located IN the village OF Leloh Mass
AA ''0 'N'"' Apply TO Miss r WILLIAMS.
Ienox Berkshire 20, Mass
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24
6tedmboais dno Railroads.

MARY POWELL will commence regu'
n. lar tIips on Wednesday May 90 from foot V'sry
Pier 80, n. r., daily at $3.50 p. ~.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
i connections Leave foot OF Lberty-s TOT freeholdN
s:l5, ll45 a. M. 4, 5:l5 p IN
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
BOUND BRoOK ROUTE
TN a. NTnN ~. BtIII AnEI.HIIT

IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Marcl
80 lS7g:-Leave depOts foot OF COrtanit and
l.OO d. m. for Eas0n. Bethlehem AUcni0Hn N,a'inE,
Mauch Chunk. HazeltOn; Mahanoy ely, Nhlaad WiiAcs
barre. Scranton and Tunkhannock. - ,,-.,,.A..,
Attention Mauch Chunk. Wkosbarre, Elmiia ltlaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fans ana te
West Pullman sleeping coach - attached . -.
w." ROBT SAYKE, SGft. and Engr.
Eastern Ofce. COZ Church nd Corr ahis'S
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday. May 20. 1879.
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day ths fol.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

commeneng March u, 1879. leave NewYOrk foot Of
IlbeIy.st. C.. X. r. Vf y. j } for
Highlands and Toms Riyer 10, 1lij a. m. 100 D. IN.
Vincland, Bridgeton and Atlantic CITY. ll:45 l. IL
WaretOwn. S:iJ a m; 400 D. III.
and TuckertOn. 400 y. ~
Philadalph AMI Nj Holly, ll:i0a Ini 4Oo op m
From Pier 4, " r. QOOt RectOrst 5000, cooo -.
-TNpEN~ . long .'.'oa. III
zOOp. m. Highlands, Long Branch and EaI2ntown.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24
nor RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Lan

COzzens west Point, Cornwall Newbufg Marlboro,
Milton PoughseePse EsOpus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware MallK Valley Railroads Steamboats, JAMES
". BALDWIN aud THOMAS CORN Fl l. leave DAILY at 4
Z. H., iier 81 North River foot Oi HaIrisOn-s,.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-24
Giramboais ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points ON HOnSatOnc
~ and Naugatuck Railroads Fare al bridgeport
leaves Catharneslp daily SunGGys excepted at ll3O IN,
RfIfR a ID No
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-18
Increase ia Prices Expected.

The Pablic New York; in it, issue
nf the :,d concludes its estimates Of the
foreign wheat market More than 81.
GOO 800 bushels will be required by
Europe from Rass;a and the United
States. ot which Russia will not furnish
a,orc than 50 0OO0, un,ess it had
.,nother extraordinary large crop in
1878 following thai OF 1877. Ihl,
would leave about 45 GEO 900 b1shel.
Ia be drawn from this country. II
these estimates are correct. the urlec
Of wheat must advance II is stated
/ that neene has about G,5D0 600 bush
els cf wheat in America, aud by shrewt
! combination has control .of consider
able anlnunt in Europe. There seem
considerable ground for the belief tha
there IL II conbinAiou to raise til
prices Of grain and provisions all ove
i the couuiry.'.- Ofe10nign.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-18

En;urants. Oh hors back and in WI.
ons. pass through Dayton every day.
Hard times don't stop emf grafton iron,
co,nin!- to this country rs some pro.nos.
tcated The fact j. the entife country
from Maine to Florida. from Florida to
California. and from California to Can
ada. is troubled with hard times. and
land being cheap here. and withal ex-
cecdin4'y productive. there are the very
best Inducements for people to emlgrat"
here .wnhstanaing the stringency IN
monetary matters. TO leave here and
~ elsewhere with view Of betterina
ones condition would hc like Jumping
out of,hc frying pm into the fire. This
j. The best country LETT fur Il poor man
and the true policy is to stay here ant
! fpht it QUA on this line even if it takei
all summer aud all winter. ID. NeicS.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-18
Utah Northern Mines.
A correspondent Of the O..,on Ne

A correspondent Of the Ogden Tse,
man, speaking ot the formation OF the
country about fifteen miles southeast Of
Challis City. in the Salmon River
mountains, describes one gold hedge
there as having width Of twelve feet,
with granite walls. that assays 81 2Utl
to the ton. This ore is now beiae
brought on pack ANIMALS 10 the Cha!|i$
mil. \ slide Of earth uncovered the
ledge and caused it to be noticed by the
prospectar. A road il to be made from
the mine 10 the mill at the cost ol
S25. 900. There i enough float rock
between Benrnza City and Challis 4
run mill far years. This j. ,he be.'
evi1eEce that great snanY rich ledge'
are vet undiscovered. Thrre is a hia
range Of mountains between Ghall
aud Salmon City, AMI the readle-
means Of pas>age bctween the twe
,uini- * Ia take the stage TO it.s jane
sion in The Snake river plains With th'
| line frn,u Black foot. on the e. 4 n. L
j.. ara then fork otf on to the othe
stage line. ChaIls anl lbnnafza ar
both on Yankee Furk nt Salmon rive,
and there is a road beiwce the tw'
Salmon Guy is 100 miles tar.nes uoril
The Tanke, Fork country is shut 10 "
yearly all sides by rugged IN ouptains.-
/ .Iratanehe
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-18
-i-l=s-- -
Erom the silver spring..

A correspondent writing from Silver
Wells; Wasco county. under date Of
April /, says: You will remember
that so,ue two years ago there was con-
siderable czeiiem ut about the silver IN
the soap holes here that died out. But
there Is something here good and 10
mistake. There is gold silver aud
nickel; some rock very rich, assayins
from ) to 10 per cent. nickel. All that
it needs is little capital to open some
of the lodges. We don't want any ol
them ruiabaga miners from Portland,
but some good working men with q
little money. Prof. Hurley hrs grea
faith in lie mine. He has struek some
thing biz, he thiass.- -.Ofegoniaa.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-18
Nsbbery aud MYrdCr.

DrApwooD, D I . April ) --Indiau>
who ale believed to BE- Smuggling Sioux
and Grpsven'res from the north ave
raiding the Iellew-tonc valley. They
have ran all tie whites in the vicinity
Of Terry's lapdipg on the Yellowstone
into military posts. and have captured
all the horses and cattle. johnson and
S. asns' huuse IN the valley was at
tacked by band Of seven ind'nss
johnson was killed aud ,5'earns badly
wounded. Another baud oi Indian;
run off all the stage stock Troop
have been sent out from Fart Cusic,
and two companies from Fort keost
! in pursuit.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-18

An 4 sfsrhs n toae peiss|
op ihe KilskNss ab0pt II inilst
bsler Dslles City, sT he heated the|
weekeTn ser'niaas of.shc Npsshssu Pasg!
tIe railroad iof III least twenty Years. VI
coase. The Jssofln. u fright. u
Northern pAciec Cs,nssny hAvcsno|
Mnre idea of ruaAipg down The CoinN. !.
hia river 10 tide water 0rs constructing ii
line 10 Puget souati is,s II tleast scsre d
years II come. than, siaf Fwain had tst
making his proneSsa ~ Az the comet.
They intend thar th1il road shall Il
main feeder m tho NJ N. Company
is,r II. leaal4 u l y Gsa All. slut ia. eas i
cnmpetitinn ii the trs'tisp6Etations bnvi
ness from the headwaters Of navigation
On the Columbia to'tide water. Such
being the ease. We ask then, why III the
name Of common sense shnald thousands
of acres oftl,e most valuable land border
in. Puget Sound be withheld irem set
tlemedt by this land ring for the con
s'ruc'ion Of road which they do NJ
/, intend to build .---Trtbun6.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-18
A GrislS Approaching. 4


VICTORIA. b. G., April C.--Ihe re-
hti"us Of shi; province with the Dn-
minion are approaching crisis in cnn.
sequence - tbc view tariff aud ut the
tardiness Of the Canadian governments
ia nnnonncing lis railway policy. cans-
ing ;iuch nnca>iness even among the
friends of the confederation. Dr. Ash,
4 member II The loeas parliament. has
given tintlce uf the Iollpwing molten:
That the ussr is ot the opinion
that the tariff uf customs duties now
about to be enforced will be itlnriou,
u the Interests uf this province. ana
that unless i,e huiit!ln. gf Tie Canadi
Pacific railway IL Immediately com
,ueucrl in this province and vigorously
carried on it i unjn>t 10 require tina
an increase at iaHaton he levied t.
provide Tor the construciiun of publi
ks and Tor the rr"iec'i"n OF lnduS
tries which, wiihnnt direct railway CON
a,un'cation, cannot pnesia.y serve them
| ~lion'd be ''nrn BY tic peope ct Brit
i.h Columbia.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-18
Sairmishing Commenced.

DEADwoop D. r.. April l0.--Yes-
terday seven Indians attacked Sergeant
Kennedy. late signal observer at Dead
wood. and private soldier named
Bader. Of the I'd cavalry, while they
were eating lunch at Mizpah, - miles
from Fort keosh. Bsder was instant
ly killed and Kenne y badly Wounded
The latter erawed into the brush and
kept the Ipdiaps off with six shooter
until assistance arrived. B,der wa
schlped. Kennedy viii probably re
cover.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-18
TAe -. $. Bakst.

The new steamboat wh84h was beauH
at Celilo eight months a asHas launched
at that Ease pu Wednesday morning
last and nance i in honor pf the vetetan
capitalist who, at tilJ ef life when
most men are think:n. rest and the
end of earthly things, hauaurated ap
enterprise TO, which, niare than any
other cause, Walla Wslla owes krs
present prosperity. DrS Baker II y
shrewd man and II Sueced hl ems. lie
took several young me- into his enl-
ploy and made them. amdt the business
leadess Of that great nd important
city. DE buys u tho j1aad sssts4 I'll
wheat for export to Europe with aton,
as much noise as We would purchase I;
plug OF tnbacco; and we don't thiuk he
will blush when be learns Of The neat
complinent paid him by the eide,
AinSwnrtA. The new boat greatly re
scu bles The Annie Faxon. save that sh,
is better boat, will carry as wucl
freight. and draws less water. She car
ries th.s maehipery Of the old TENN,
aud viii! draw about two feet light
) Her joines work will probably be com
: ple.ed in about three weeks, aud the
we shall hear of quick trip to Lewis
ton. L. Empihe.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-18


The scarcity Ut Diamonds, Gold and sil.
yer, aud the difficulties met with Ia seeur.
ing them, IL u sure indication OF their
value,
Thus it Il with a valuable medicines. DR..
E@Ang. kaiser's celebrated German Paimtnir
Elixir. 'hrouga The jealousy Of rivals, has
met with the most hitler oeposiiiaa. and
appnran,ly almost insurmoansab:e ohsta-
| cies have been thrown IN i.s way but Us
opponents might AS wflllry 70 change the
course Of The San. sweep back the Ore#n
with u broom or put out ffnirie Ere with
| Il tear.
| For the cure Of Throst nrd Lung dis
eases, such rs Coughs, Cnds, Gunsnmp-
iion aud Bronchial Affections, Il IL nn-
eqneled la cares are truly magical.
Ask ynnr drueglst, J G Moxisy Tor Il
The genuine bears the Prussian Con, q
| Arms. the facsimile signainrr tDr. Aug
Kaiser, and has hia name blown on ever,
5 cent bottle. Trial hni,le Is cents. 4
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-18

APPROVING. - The officers of the
Harvest Queen inform Us that Lewiston
is very lively, and that mere than two
dozen buildings are in process "f cree
tiou. Ia less than FIVE years 1t will, TO
the best of our belief, bs town oi
three thousand people. Coz why--i'
has the c.uutry To back it, Elnpsre'
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-18
Al Z Matter " Eoarsla.

As,lrx0Tos. April s. srmy
stpsopristipn bill has pasaed os1sd;
M. l48. nsys l22. Tho snb.ek
IN war tea yeas aud two TN
pas1 N was spplauded % Qsnlel
cratic bOae.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-18
Miles aud @hernau un the knqiai sit
uat;pn.

General Nelson \. Mi,ts, 10 response
to u urestl"n conrgrnina the chances ct
an !n,llas, wur This Summer. says that
in case the hostile clement, meaning
Sitting Eull's tribe, are able to draw
ont from " c a.enries. n sufficient mum
her II young warriors ~ rarticipate 10
their sun dnnce. which .ake> place
each .Iuua. ,h,rrwa, be great trouble
anh r,uch damage s.ouc to settlements;
but it they are unlHe to inci'e hostile
feeling nnong the agency Indians.
everythin. will po along smoo'hly.
The meeting, he says. will probably be
hpil on Milk river. aud no outbreak Is
likely To oecuy nnti! after the lnil4ns
have had their snn dance.
General Snerman says he does moi
anticipate any trouble this Summer hu
IT it comes the army will he able tt
take care IT Sitting ball and his Tube
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-18
THE TELLER. .
Published Every Friday Evening.
BY
A. LELAND g. SON,
MONTGOMERY STREET
rf LEWISTON / r.

+" Two MONTHS. l w
Single Number. -.............. 70
Prepayment in all cases demanded. All pa |
oers discontinued whsns~ time Of -snbscriptit.ni
has expired
Hates Of ADVERTISING Kessaced. Ia Coin
One Square a inch in c~lumn) insertion 81 ON
Each additional insertion ............... ! w
Two Squares one insertion .....-.....-...". . w
Each additional insertion .........-.....- %
Three Squares one insertion n............-.-- y"
Each additional insertions. n.........-..... w
Pour Suur.es one insertion .....".........-. 0 v"
Each additional nseftinn....... ........ %
Yearly, half yearly and quarterly advertis-
ments more than four squares inserted
By special contract
Profess sionnl and Artisans Cards Of one
square or less, per quarter. ""
Notices in local Column (eAcept voluntary
80 ,;,o -
but none for less than. ..................."' W"
society advertisements and resolutions per
line each insertion. 1"
I.exni AssScrtt.cinx Rates, In Coin:
S,n,ns.ns SheriH's Sales ant all other ie-
gal notices per iuai. first Insertion. 49," ~ w
Second insertion. .......,..-............ I v,
Y Each subsequent insertion -.....-. -.-i'.. ~
All tru,,aicnt advertisements and notices
prepay ment aenaEdea. al others pHya-
BILE quarterly. 4&+%
Good clean wheat. good butter. preae,ivefe'
10 Us at Lewiston. will he received in i'ay'nci'
for subscriptions at Lewiston cash rates at TIM
Of delivery
ALOSZO LELAND CHAS.. r. LELAND
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-18

6ass- Any person breeding To ths hsrse who
will produce sufficient eyidencs that bis ,uare
was not in ionl, shall have the privilege oi
breeding said mare to the sa,uc h'rsc next year.
free of east. u. Il. BOWMAN x CO. 26-4w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-10
3 70 Clean. lslack Cash,ieie.' G

lS ufi9fl tl5ai 49, II
l. II tho cashmere only requires
cleansing, not washing, first giyelit
q thorough dusting and brushing,
then sponge. it all oyeriwith ,aiwcak
solution of borax water-teaspoon.
full ofipowdered borax to..a quartiof
hotwater. Ifgreasc spots arelt ltoIbe
removed, add more boraxs and luso
a brush with a little soap; rinse
with clean hot water. Unnecessary
press with q h hhotiron on stheiwrong
side. 55s85s
flake iihard soap sudss wash
your goods thoroughly, and after
you have rinscd them inlwarmi cof.
fee, with, teaspoonful ofigumlara=
bicwater to every pound ofgoodsl;
takeia pieceiofdark flannel sorplaee
alayer Of flannel and then ono Of
goods, and SO until y9u q hayel lfln=
ished then roll up tight and d|lsaXo
y until ntl in the morning, then then AlronIon
tle ttlhe, wrong side;
on can also wash solled velvet
in in this way.li5s5 8. liif4.ss.
4 Herald as.bin;e,tIooinGi T,s1n,ecial Ira.
morris Alexander II stenbcnsS of
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-10

Thesi esidemocraticl committee i Of
okalona, Mississippi, haveAwashed
their hands Of, the .lokalona States,
whose rabid .utterancesIllav
frequently recently I'M Con-
gress!byzethes sepublicans!A They
sayiitui in; no !wisel represents The
sentiments ofbthe speople .there.
That collapsesi another 9, Radical
balloon. 1t! 10 hiks! q r7os q,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-10

Antexchange declares. .that.a man
who will read a newspaper,throe or
four years without payingr for it,
will pasture. a goat on the grave Of
hislgrandfather We don't believe
q word, ,ofit.7 We don't think the
would pastuEe!his goat attsll.-n .nt
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-10

4 prisoner ~ Who frlmll!y: ts,: expected
that he would set bis deserts and
be sent up for life, 'is aistonished To
| bear the jury fix his torn ! of i'm: i'm:
prisonment at two years. Ut no
years onlyl' he exclaimed indie.
light ;S"ah, then, gentlemen Of the
Jury, may heavsn ID likewise unto
you a thousand:fold. . t:1
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-10

i Tho man who is ponny-wise5 and
pound, foolish attempts to wash the
sore on his mules hindlleg, but be
who knows the ways Of the;beast, ?
takes'him 10 a veterinary surgeon;