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STRUGGLING IN THE SURF WITH DRUM FISH
Drum fishing is at its height among us and the
beaches are visited daily by amateurs and pro
fessional fishermen. We see them Weighing S5
pounds IN numbers offered at 70 cents each. al
sn. all task, as each is nearly the diameter Of
trade dollar and put there to stay-or4 cents
per pound In steaks. On Monday one weighing
1O1 pounds was caught on Seven Mile beach
ard dragged its captor In the surf to the neck
several times before assistance enabled him to
beach the huge fish, which was OF the black
sIecies.-[Cape May Ware oath.
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BEECHRK IN UNIFoRM.-When the train car.
rying the 18th New York state national guard
ref ched Montreal on its Canadian excursion,
the regiment found its chaplain, Henry Ward
Beecber, waitin for its arrival. He was in full
uniform, and was dressed with uncommon care,
wearing his black chapeau, the white plumeS
OF which had teen freshly curled. For the first
time he appeared with epauletS, on which, In
addition to the two cross bars, was q silver
tel ed up one side Of his plush hat. Under
meath his straight cut coat he wore a glossy
Sta nding collar. His sword handle was care.
fully polished, and a pair of buckskln gauntIets
and gilt spurs completed his equipment.
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~ Mr.. Spurgeon asserts that an old minister
once said to him: "When see youne man
want 70 preach always feel q wish to tale him
py the throat and try TO choke him or"
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UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL GrxAwxys
NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL
cs.- EyERH THURSHDAY AND SATURDAY. an.
City Of Richmond. 46U7 tons City Of Brusses.
these magnificent steamers are among the strons.
est, largest and fastest on the Atlantic. and have
water and electric bells In etaterooms, revolving
chairs in saloons. bath and smoking rooms. barber
shops, etc.
For rates Of passage snd other information, apply
70 JOHN G; DALE. agent; 81 Broadway, NY; or to
BRO, 92S Penn'a ave-. g. W. MOSS. Adams Ex-
press, WashiuGtOu. deC28 oo1ys
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WOMAN's PECULIARITY-A woman WIN. VIII
carry twenty pound baby around all day in
broiling sun and never utter murmur of COM
plant will make enough noise getting an eight
pound lump Of ice from the front stems into the
kitchen to run freight train forty miles up
grade.-St. Louis Times Journal
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An Awful Scene at Niagara.

II the Falls OF Niagara were in the Bots de
BB ,u they would have to be Gagged in iron
dome. Otherwise we may be sure daily TO-
tilla manned by suicides would rush to avail OF
so romantic and exciting an end as that Of going
over the cataract.
The unhappy man who met this fate yester-
day afternoon did not, however, seek it. He
was drunk. and tried, at the cost OF his life, to
row to Goat Island1n the way he sought to do
one has to cross at an angle portion of the
rapids. This delicate piece Of work means sue
cess or death 70 e guide and
meant success and some dollars OF reward from
pleasure-seekers, who enjoyed seeing fellow
creature risk MS NE for their amusement: on
drink was caught at disadvantage by the rush.
Ing waters, and his frail boat was tossed to-
ward the crest Of the Falls. At this critical
moment large excursion party from Buffalo
arrived at the brink Of the river and saw the
whole spectacle. There was yet it seems, q
chance for the man. Could he have sum-
the sluiceway which runs near the Cataract
House he might have been saved. Some one
shouted to Walker to do this and he made the
upon him, and hundreds OF breaths were held
the while he made his supreme effort. But In
doing so he "caught crab" and fell backward.
In moment his oar was whirled away by the
current, and the boat was at the mercy Of the
rapids tEan no,r w.,,or r,,c,+ :, sonor ,o,o
MS lie. Halfway between the Cataract House
and the head Of Goat Island there peers above
the boiling flood some fragments Of broken
rock. Here, as II by some special Intervention,
the frail skin lodged and remained for some
moments. 1t Is said that the water for some
distance around where Walker now found him.
self is but few inches deep. He might easily,
1t Is confidently asserted, have abandoned the
boat and chung to the rocks until succOr, in
some shape could have reached him. But
daZed by the stimulant he had taken, and
probably confused by the roar Of the water and
the danger Of his situation, the doomed man
lay helpless and inert. 4 few moments OF Sus-
pense and the sk1ff swung from the rocks and
again plunged forward. Presently it struck
another rock and this time broke In two. Its
miserable occupant was tossed like a feather
up the great green bulge which forms the last
edge of the mass of water before 1t drops into
the awful abyss beloW-and then was seen, and
has been seen, no more
The dismal catastrophe has often been re-
peated before. No season passes, in fact, with
out one or more examples of 1t. Sometimes by
accidents, sometimes by design, this terrific
leap into futurity Is often taken, and, as rule,
the victims are never heard Of again. But the
1mpressiveness OF the sight. loses nothing by Its
frequency. There is no form of swift death
that seems to convey so profound lesson OF
the frailty OF our tenure upon life, or OF the in
finite littleneSs Of man TN presence Of the gi-
gantic forces Of natuIe.-[N. Y. Post, 26th inst.
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jan2Siy CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent, M.
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Spiders belong to the same class as
scorpions. The pison bags Of the
former are connected with hook-s6aped
mandibles in the anterior portions Of
their bodies The following are some
of the most important varieties Of
spiders:
The bird-spider, Of South America,
with a body from two to two and
half inches long; the scorpion-spidcr,
of Costa Rica; the Kirghees spider,
only about half an inch long, but hav-
ing very virnlent poison; the katipo
spider, Of New Zealand; a spider
found, and much feared in the South
of France and in Spain; the tarantu-
la, Of italy, and the great American
spider The last is one Of the largest.
Except the back, the whole body and
the feet are covered with long bushy
hair.
The tarantula is specially famous
for the prevalent notion that its bite
causes delirium, during which the per
son bitten does nothing but laugh,
dance and skip about in all sorts Of
extrayagant postures. The patient is
said TO be cured only by music The
whole statement is an imposition on
travellers by peasants, who, for few
cents, let themselves be bitten, aud
counterfeit the rest.
The bite Of most Of these spiders
causes speedy death in the smaller an
imals; that of Kirghees even in large
animals, and sometimes in human be-
ings, about one in twenty-five of the
latter dying when bitten
The best treatment for the bite
of poisonous spider Is to apply cold
congresses, ice, iead-water and ammo
MIA; to withdraw the poison by cup
ping-glass; to throw the patient into
q sweat is desirable. This can be
done by hot drinks.
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Notice.
Will BE REcETvED

- = z
SEALEu PhuPOsAL5 Willy BE kECEISED
~ 81 the clerk OF the board cf county Commis-
sioneIs once ~ hdano tlty, / =. up 70 r N,
5uiy 2, 1873, Ior keeping IN repa and improving
.hs roaus and highways IN Inc several dirtr1cts OF
ose conhly LOT tpe tsrB q ~ t1l years from and
AFTER awarnihg q contracts IL acsordance with an
act q tns Leeisature q me territory oiinano APP
proved January ~ 1871. and the act amendatofy
thefeto. approved Deeember - 1871:
Dtst5tet 40 l.-tom mencine a. the warm Springs
tnence 70 idano ,lty tnence 70 the mouth OF Hi
nois 1nlcn ana from Idaho City 70 the summit be-
tween laano City ana CenterylIie' also from Idaho
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Notice.

In the matter of the estate In the Probate Court
OF Edward Jones, deceased. of Boise County, l. i.
On reading and ding the petition of Jonas W.
Brown Administrator of the estate left unadmins s.
tsred of Edward Jones' deceased, setting forth that
he has filed his final account OF his adm nistraIlon
unop said estate in this Court, and that after the
same has been duly audited and confirmed the same
will he ready for distributions; that all he dents
and expenses of administration have been iuiiy
paid; and that portion of said estate remains 70
be divided among the heirs of said deceased ana
praving for settlement of his final account ana ror
an order af distribution of the residue OF SAID es-
fate amoNg the persons entitled.
II is ordered that all persons Interested III me es
tate of tha said Edward Jones. deceased, be ana ap-
near before the Probate ourt OF Boise county lda-
no Territory at the court room %. said cour, III
Idah0 CITY, on Thursday, the tenth ttay OF July A.
d. 1879 at eleven O'Clock i'll the forenoon OF that
day then and there to show cause why the maj ac
count of said administration should not be allowed
and confirmed and also show cause why an order
of distribution should not be made OF the resiune
of said estate among the heirs of the said Edward
Jones deceased according to law.
II Is flrther ordered that copy Of this order De
nuhlshei for four successive weeks befors the SAID
tenth dav of July A. ID. 1879. in the Idaho Semi,
weekly World a newspaper printed and published
in Idaho City, county of Boise and Territory OF iua
no. nuotssN W n S. HART.
Probate Judge and es-ofacio Clerk of Probate Court
lnAHo CRY. May 10, 1879.
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sufietv Aotites.

5,eaho Lodge No. /. A. ?. & A. M.
kuo1aas IT'S regular meetings in Masonic
naii mai, every fourth SATURDAY. of each month.
sni orefhren in good standing are invited
Il " ~ pu s.'enu By order of the W. NJ.
v. BRowN, Sec'y.
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TERRITORY OF IDAHO, &C
County OF Boise, %
In the Probate Court of BOISE county. Idahe Ter
ritory.
In the matter of the estate of Bridget McGuin-
ness deceased.
sac Office Is HEREBY GIVEN BIZ THE UNDER
E3 signed executors of the estate of Bridget Nc
Guinness deceased, to the creditors of and all per-
sons having claims against. the sal deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within
ten mon his after the first publication of this
tice to the said executors in idaho City, Boise Co.,
l. L. JAMES MORIARTY,
PETER DONAGHEU,
Executors of the estate of Bridget McGuinness,
deceased
Dated Idaho City. May 5, 1879.
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Nouice,
Notice.

4 mse. seoate OF Boise ,sunty. Ida n Territory
-a''ef OF the estate of Matthias zapp. de-
saSt asa ~ 70 AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
kersSS,r, eae 2Sd day OF April. A. d. 1879. no.
IAp sisen ,pse that on Tuesday. the 9th day
pfra Z, io.s, at 1 O'clock A. NJ. of said day,
Oan,v t VI tne Probate Judge. in Idaho City
Id 10Y, 10y l. :, has been appointed as the time
leesasdpsr proving the will of the said Matthias
nns sn, - and for hearing the application Of
tptqrr pp Tor the issuance to her of letters
ISafs, when and where anv uerson inter.
= appear and contest the same.
T. S. HART,
april 49, lS79-td. ' y -ei0 e'ei
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Rg-s. NJ. PErTESeILI. * Co.. IL State Street. =
on, 81 Park Row, New York aud 701 ChCstnut Street
Philadelphia. Agents for procuring advertise
nents for the IDAHO w Id in the above cities, and
uthorized TO contract ADVERTISING at oar loves
att.
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NoIice.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO, ss
County OF Boise, ~
In the matter OF the estate of John C. Hughes,
deceased
EadOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN By THE UNDER
~ signed administrator of the estate of John
G.. Hughes, deceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against said deceased TO ex-
hibit them. with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publication of
this notice. the said administrator at his office
in Placerville, Boise county, l. T.
WAT j. ROTHWELL.
Administrator of the estate of John e. Hughes,
deceased.
Dated Idaho City, May s. 1879.
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Notice.

IN s t.v Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Ia sa are now due. Tax 7ayers are re-
h, See forTard rnd settle. In my so-
Of ~ SWIM is authorized to transact the
stree, once. ifica at ]. p. Swinn's store,
E.sor a., ALEX. ORCHARD.
: a''a ex-oilcio Tax Collector of Boise
May ys1-.W
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TSGEDNo risk. Reader, it you want business at
VIII ch persons of either make great pay all
e. time they work. write for particulars 10 Ii.
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MoTice.

III parties delinquent for Garden Valley Milling
Companys stock will please take notice that unless
payment is made by the Goth of April sni's win be
for recovery of all amounts due on
such stock. BY order of the Board of Trustees.
FRANK FARNHAM.
President.
wAsHISGroS KEGERREIs, Sec'y-
CfARpRS VALLEY, March l3 1879.
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C.. A COOK g. Co., Chicago,
Sole Agents for U. S. and Canadas.
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Notice.

In the Probate Court OF Boise county, Idaho Ter
ritory.
ceased.
DURSuANr To AN ORDER OF THE PRO
bate Court made on the 18th day of Jane. A.
H. 1879 notice is HEREBY given that Wednesday. Me
second dav of July 1879 ten o'clock, at the office
OF the Probate Judge IL, Idaho City, Boise county.
I. T.. have been appointed as the time and place
for proving the VIII OF said John O'ponnel. de-
ceased. and for hearing the application OF Thomas
DufSe for the issuance to him Of letters testament
ary. when and where any perso2 interested may ap
pear AID contest the same. T. ). HART,
Dated june Is, '79-4w. Probate Judge.
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Notice to Delinquent Tsx-Payers.
9 WILL COMMENCE Sc IT AGAIN. ALL PER-
! sons who fail to pay their delinquent taxes by
tine nrst day OF July This is positively the last
notice, and costs viii be saved BY settling en- er
before that date JAMES q. EAWLEY,
District Attorney.
Till July 1st.