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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
A Letter for Marphy.

A little freckle.hced ten years old
school boy stopped at the post-oi
iicc in Columbia, tho other day and
yelled ont
ANY hing for any OF tho Nur.
phys ?
mo, there is not.
"Anythi & for Jauc Murphy"
Nothing.
ANY iug for Ann Murphy 2
"No,'
Anything for Tom Murphy :
"No, sir. not bit.
Anything for I ~ Murphy p
No not for Pat Murpay, nor
Denris Murrhw 'or peto Murphy,
Gor Paul MrIphy, nor Bridget Mur.
ply, no for am Murphy, dead. liv-
my, unborn, native o. foreign, ciyili-
aed or unciyiliscd, savage or barbar.
Gus, male or ie,uale. black or white,
fruuchiscl or DISTINGUISHED, natural
lied or otherwise NJ, cir, there is
positively nothing for any Of the
Murphys. either individually, Jointly
or severally, now aud forever, one
and insepdrublc.
The boy looked at The postmaster
in astonishment aDa said
"l'lease to look il lbore i. any
thlna for my teacher Clarance Mar
Dhy.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
Danger in a Seal skin Sacqie.

It was fearfnlly battered up citi
zoness that walked into Police Head
quarters the other day and demand.
ed warrant.
"Certainly,' said the Y. A. pick
ing up blank. "Whnt IL the
scoundrol'n name, mad une 2"
ut WASH : a man II was Tint ng-
ly. spitcful husey Mrs. McGufrsy
Ill bave her beart's blood T.
"You don't mean TO say that IL
was n woman who battered you up
IN tia, fearful mauuer1'
"i II tell you al! about il. You
see tho Disgusting creature lives
next 10 mo Aud this morning /
was jnst polishing mp our cake bns-
ket real silver. Yer Honor when
what should see going past the
window bot Mrs. McG unnv. starting
out for n walk IN sea, skin sack -
Yes madam. bnt
HE idea vt her in a seal skin
who she can hardly pay her rent
jrst ran to the window to see il il
VAS n son! skin OF not, aud | lean !
o to look -
"l insist. my good wornu---'
And I learned and I learned -
the first thing lknow | fell clean
ont on my head
And that's what injured you In
t is manner ?"
Exactly. sir Now want to get
her arrested and ut her 10 ,,il for
ten years, If You can fix it that way
Seal skin sack, indeed
But Q. official hcnr;lessly rc'usei
to interfere, am the female wreck
walked OIL, c1nsoiIng herself with
the reflection that it was wash day.
and that. at Nil events. sho could cut
all the clothes.line tied to her back
fence AMI let down the McGutiey
linen into the dirt
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
How to Cook a Husband.

The frat thing to be do"e is to
catch him, Having done SO, III,
moo of cooking him so as to make
u good dish ia as follows, Many u
good husband is spoiled in the cook
i Some women keep them con
in bot wa r, while others
freeze them with conjugal coldness !
me smother them with hatred and
aud still Others keep
, ZEN in pickle all their lives. These
women always rye them With
Nngre sauce. Now ii l. not to De
that husbands will be ten,
der aud good il treated this way.
but are, on the con sry, very de-
licious when maoaged as follows +;
Get u large jar, called the Jar Of
care M ness, (which sll housewives
have on handy, pl your husband
in il aud act him near the fire of
love , let the IRE be pretty
h especi lily lot il DO clear above
lot the beat be constant cover
h N over With afac,iou gsrnish
; with the spice ui pleassntry ,
aud il you add kls aud o,hor eon-
tlons let them DO accompanied,
with sufficient portion ~ secrecy,
mixed With prudence AID modera'
ton.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03

An Irish mitrou enters a lawyer s
office lis this the place, sue, where
people get divorces I
Yes. occasionally We engage il
that kidd OF tbuslness What can We
do for ycn, madam p
Faith, sur Id loike to get die
vorce from Inc husband Pathrick."
What is the matter with Patrick,
madam p
"Sure pathrick gifts dhrunk, sur.
"Tba bad Bot l hardly think
that alone will be sufficient cause
lave you no other complaint :"
"Indade l have, sur; pathrick
bates INC.
"Yes, yes, | see. That adds crus
city to drunkenness. But madam.
you do not seem te suffer much b.
your appearance from Patrick $ cru,
city. think You must find a
stro er reason before the Cor t
will grant you dive ce.
Well, sur, besides ull that, fear,
sur. that Pathrick ism I thrue to me.
"Ah now, madam, You begin =
talk business, What reason have
You for thinking that Patrick S un'
falthfal to you Z
"Well, sur, l may say that i $
meself that has a sthrong suspici
that Pathlic- is not the father of me
last cholld.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
The Prayer Of st. Patrick.

The following Interesting extract
in Irish, with the English transla-
tlon, was found among tho papers
Of a distinguished minister Of the
fresbyteri n church
"The Oldest piece Of writing in the
sweet Irish tongue is called st.
Patricks armory, or breast plate. "
1t is n prayer or hymn, written
when ST. Patrick Mas going to Tara
to preach pefore tho King aud no.
bles Of Irel d aud ut that time
III tho great people in Ireland were
Cans, 10 greatly feared that ne
ould be killed at Tara. Hear the
prayer of ST. lauick
AT Tara, day, tie strength of
God pilot me-the power of God
preserve me eeye Of God watch
over lne--the ear OF God heic -
the Word Of God give inc swe,
talk the band Of God defend me
the way Of God guide me. Christ
be with me-Chrlst before me
Christ Pfter me-Christ in me
Christ under me Christ over me
Christ on my right lIand-Christ ea
my left hand Christ GU this side
Christ on tfat side Christ at n,y
back Christ III tue heart of every
person tc whom | speak Christ In
tue mouth ofevery person who speaks
to me-Christ III tue eye of every
person who looks upon me-Christ
in the ear Of every person who hears
me " Tara 10 day
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
Sons National Hisisfy.
The Editor.

The Editor.
what ferocious looking animal il
this p
"Tha, IL an editor
"Indeed ! Arc they very danger.
ors p
Sometimes. When cornered IN
they have been known 10 be quite
mbanve, aud again they have been
known TO 20 through conveuien,
back window. Generally they are
mild and pas>ivc'
when are they the most DANGER
os. 2"
"When intruIcd upon ~ book
agcnt who wants forty line local
Tor seventy Ave cont book, or by a
poet with vciscs about gentle spring "
Are editors cross at each orhcr 2,
"Only when separated by several
blocks uf bindings"
"DJ th,y often have fearful CON-
bats with each other 2"
professionally when they 20 out in
opposite directions. anl conc Gp)n
each other by accident"
Are editors ever cowhidsi ?"
Sometimes the small oa.s are,
but the tig oaes are very rarly meIos
ed
"DJ editors e,t p
"ihcy do. 1t was form 'rly sap.
p Il that they ate only at long iu-
tcrvals. nUl upon raro occa>i ms. bur
il is now well authenticated hat they
cat great deal when they can got it.
"Wha, kind of food 90 they lisc
most ~
"They are not very par,icular.
While thoy wor't refuse quai, on
tuas,, fried crabs. or roast turkey
about Christmas time, they have been
known to msko hearty repast oil
d, dish of cold lurnips aud u c,u
sumptive herring"
Can they eat concert tickets ?"
1--WE believe not. Some people
have camel this erroneous irlprrs
sior, IRON false tcachin, IN cary lie.
but N authco icited instance OF such
u thing is On record.
"Do editors go free into shows :"
"Tney d. when they rivea i olisr
and a halt bcil Tor twenty -Iire cen I
ncSvt"
Are all editors bald, ike thi>
me"
mo only the married ones arc
biId. But let II. pass on the editor
does not like to he stared al.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
Dimensions Of Heaven.
Some Curious Figures about Para
disc.

Some Curious Figures about Pa,u-
disc.
And he measured the city with
the racj. twelve thousand furlons-.
fhe length, aud breidih, AMI the
height OF it are equal. -R.v. xxi. lG.
Twelve :hInsani fnrlongs, 7,9lG,-
O)0 fe't, which being cubrd, j96,. +.
1913. OSS JJO.0OJ,O)O,O0p cnb'c feet.
Ealf OF this we will reserve tor the
Ihrone of God ani the curt OF hcay-
en-. aud hilf the balance for streets,
leaving a remalndcr of l2i.l9S,272..
900, 900, 100000 cubic ieet. Divide
this by . 096, tho cubical feet IN n
room sixteen feet square, and there
will he 3J,32l, ,2t3,75J, 900 600 rooms.
Wo will now suppose the world al
ways did and always will contain 990,-
700 600 inhabitants, and that gen .
Grafton lasts 33l years, making in all
= 0G0,0oO,0oO every century, and
that the worlt will staad l00,-
900 years, or l.00) centuries, max.
ing in ull 2,97O ,00o, 600 ,0o0 iuhab.
itanis. Thcn suppose there were ,oDo
hundred wsrlis equal to this in
number Of inhabitants and duration
of years, making total Of 297 900.
600 100000 persons, aud there
would be more than ohe hundred
rooms sixteen feet square, Tor eaci,
person
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
Human luciter Match.

Lighting gas with the finger is a
feat anybody may pc form. lie. a
person, in his slippers, walk briskly
over u woolen carpe scuiiirg bis
feet thereon, or sta 4 upol chair
with its legs upon four tumblers to
insnlate it. md be there rubbed up
aad down o. the body few times
with mutt, by seg nd i,divid a
aud he will 'ght his rs by simply
placing his finger 70 tho tube. It IS
only necessa 10 take the precaution
not to touch anybody, during the
trial Of the experiment Tho stock
Of el ricity acquired by tho process
we have described is discharged by
contact with another object Ole
person must turn on the gas while
tito other fires ID.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
OesOlatiOa OF Palestine.

10 Palestine you are nearly as
much in the w;lletness as IN Arnbi1:
~ TO inhabitants, they ave precisely
the things which do not exist. for ail
you can tell, except in the towns and
villages You pass through You eau
ride Oh day aztec day, aud yon rise
over each hill aud sink into zach va'.
ley, and except an occasional solitary
traveller with his seryaut aud his
muleteer, OF a rurSish ccicer with
his party, rarely does moving OBJ
Ject appear upon the landscape
No cattle are On tho lani, anl ~
p sengers On the highways The
loneliness strikes you moro ike that
Of the desert, for 1t seems unnatural,
because here there should be life
aud there Ia nJue. Sometimes yCI
muy make ont at distance on the
hillside single figure. u man on 3
dunkey 1t is tue only MOVING
thing gyJI can detect all around
From Jerusalem to Beyrout Won can
scarcely light on one s,ug'e scene Il
rural luiastry- not one single sceu'
Of HE that eau be compared wish
those on tuo Arab pastures from tue
p q Jabel e, Sli,r IN. wells Of el
Mitch. There, in places, tue coua
Try was iu,! oi people anl cl,,lrsn,
AMI HJcSs aul herbs "A rejoic.u.
picture OF p.st'rI! existence ir ali
ITS uenltn Nb,.e here, IA the c,ua.
tIy Of t..Age, a4I t-Nus, aal yi..Ay.
t., the Whole !iGi seems - lie gu.
der A spell.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
: - - = 20 -zs77
II q q { n ".
Leave The Fort.
1T A. VAN DYKE.

.Vo,a the Fort for am coming -
This has bern tho cry too longt
Ne must now pat on our arm,r.
And 20 forth 10 meet the wrong
IL the feeble and tho towards.
Gill The walls and earthquakes shield,
|pui hss,rone and vslian, soldier
Loves 10 6sht 10 op.n Aell.
Leave the Fort, howe'er securely
An ns mighty towers pe made.
PLANTS. whose natures crave the sunlight,
Cannot prosper In the shade
30 the soai Of noble impulse.
With Q firm and manly port.
Boldly marches forth 10 battle
Brother, sister, LrAvE rHg sJRr.
fbere are evils past endnri :.
There are vici iories 10 he q ned
leave the Fort. howe'er alluriut,
There's no siege TO be sustained.
|Let our va fare be aggressive
/ Duiy, danger. let us court,
lTben our life will be progressive.
| Brother, sister, LEAVE raE Fonr!
|An along the line Of action
Lei this BgrrsR wArcuwoRD ring,
party, creed and faction,
Loyal only to our King
r.No mans man, but 0oi' = aud couutry's.
Honest. and NJ good report"
Let US walk "as in the daylight"
Brothers, sisters, LEAvs taA Four
--Liter Oced,,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
High Priced

A store was broken open one
night, bat strange to say, uothinA
WAS carried o1, Tie proprietor MAS
making his braS of it, y, the same
time expressing his surprise at los-
INK ucthlng. "Not AZ NIL surprising,
said his nighbor "the robbers high,
ed u lamp, hdnt they = YES,
Was the reply, well" Continued
the nsighson they found Sou,
goods marked up so high that they
couldn't afford, ~ take them,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03

but oven came in a sull asarter Of 4
mile ahead of Southron himself.
"The e, ey gauly = said tho Yam .
kee, as he dismouuted. "ill take
that thar little purse IL you please,
and tother cool thousand | knew
well enough that your Southern
horses couldn't hold q candle to
Sleepy David.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03

TUX plyy- yNcE.-"Wbs. ~" 6
yru qni, tue E5sJ said a pa 10
Nevada tua peN.cCUSv. Il Z
intO tr,Gble bv marrying two WY p.
MAS the response well said 1e
other, n came ont here because /
got INTO trvuble by wayy>ius Only
one wife. "Anj |" Siisl = by
s,audag, game here because got
ln,a trouble simply by proui4us
to marry one
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03

JouSs l~ho had b>vu - be 'r,pb
nutil } A.Nl-"Navy, wasser pae
keeping hSEt Tor me, any sy
Mary - Be>,auss, Henry, Nru know
ths. shils tbs lamp holds on, to
hurn, the 'Ses, siuney niSy resarn,
Jones kept better hoors t0g the uext
week or two.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03

"Smnd.' sad tho sonool. master,
"is what you hear. Fr instance.
you cannot fool u sound "Oh' yes
YOU can" SAID u smart boy. John
Wlsoa," re,urted the pedssogae,
"how do you make hat out 7 What
SQUAD esn yoa feel 7" "a sound
,hrashing." Qa'skly replied tho smart
hay, "Crro,,' saad tho school :
master, Cms up" Aud that smar,
hoy tslt and smsr,rd.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03

II the ehscse,ers 81 all oar yc, ee
men stood as high as teeir shat e,sl,
ars tAs eon@es,ty woaR prrseat a
better aspect than II does IS .sSN,
saSs fissss
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03

4 Frenthmau on hainS told that
q young hdy had given him the
''mit,sn. sald ~Ms 40 eompread
vAt You call him, w mittea is ~
glovs milout lks Qugsrs- --shs do
kset me y uillsa bal her fssier--.
,ANSn( WaAN lAlyUlNllsa = er
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03

Queen Victoria il is ra @ered, has
Expressed a s,roeg w'sA 10 see eau,
ada. aud the Pnas % Males is en-
cear~xiag her su sisn h,th that
ssaatry aud the usissa SsA's%
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
CECRrg =. rsNFEE.
County Surveyor.
Krat,aryi,!c. SHycer County Penna

S'rVsyjn; lal C3ayey Nuciak PrsmPuy
Nnl - ...s s-sult4 o.. \ slLF. St
be pa ..,..l rgltss sg..HeI
July -ta, -, -
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03

u a,sy be . vesy AAri ,Aiex se b
srtsl by stsssslts.. bas hss es'ssA
ANrSlss 10 ~ trtsd ey tas Veaasy
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03

~bopt call me Mister. sald an u.
lsclsd lovsf 10 bic psckszs Of twss('
mesa ~Glvs ne come swsel sonndin9,
aAss'Sss ss,ss; AaS - oAllsi |. a!@ as.,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03

Tl- FA:.l, EKI-tft Ft,t tlt e sttx1- =.
VI N.|e7'U~ i.s e. =. r A.. ~ At44gI. ~
PTS. a.. AZ = 70
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03

For Ia,r OF CNrNRR ,
Tat Stafford, issii"sl IUr'
fJr 'k.a-rN So ngti1sttrt'F -
ftvr ruf specify t-r-. ksts--
s- :zs, hsarg He.t., ~ Ss g.
~. so At-1-I y Y VI
kEsra. csr = aAfr rl, lirtrs
- s}.ses. = LIE, grs-sr- ri..s
- trV4tis. e. .ti. fr..s srtR
tnF.#.t irss.s-. - ~ltt ess-
-,s-srs H.cN FlrrEN
FrfP tslprs Gl,lsa NisS
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03
Advertising a Rates.

Advertising a Rates.
h, column one year, s6o.oe
~. .f.lf. column, one year, o0.00
|pne. fourth column, one year, 1870
|0me square 10 lines)1 ] insertion Is
cvery additional insertion, 30
Professional and Business cards Of
not more than B lines, per year, 500
irJitor. Executor, Administrator
and Assignee Notices, $50
Editorial notices per lire, 10
All advertisements for shorter pc
nod than one year are payable at the
,;me they are ordered, and il not paid
,be person ordering them will oe held
responsible for the monev.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-03

~ q l q ct II al q -.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-31
LOCAL III = WIS

Tun @ lnnbIu r;vpr \ navirabl.
again, and the Oregon mails have
commenced TO arrive llcle.
The Mprmous will haze fourteen or
fftcen delegates ia the next Demo.
cratic Territorial Convention They
will control that body, and q Mormon
may be nominated ior Congress.
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THE power Of reproduction in in
sects is one Of the most wonderful
PARIS Of their economy On behead-
ing a slug, a new head, with all its
complex appnrtenances, will grow
again; so will the feet Of a salaman
der and the claws of Holsters The
end Of worm split produces two per
feet heads, aud if cut into three pieces
the middle produces a perfect head
and tail.
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Hriberx.


We learn That gulc Il c.3mmotionI
has been k.csed up III the Democratic
caihp III consequence vt IL lumpr L.
the effect that Judge Gray, of Inc
liaisc, who has ilt. formation of the
new County of Washington very
much ut heart, has Teen approached
ny MAJ High with 4 proposition that
Il ne (Gray) would stand Iii and vote
with The Rrpuhiicans for Roth, the
Major would see 10 it that the new
county was duly created aud organ
ized- Soinebody had worked lie
imise up 10 the point Of fearing that
. Conspiracy had been formed 10 So
duce HIM from his allegiance to his
party by . bride in the form Of a
promised support Of his pet measure.
l'le rumor Coming to the ears If MIR
Baldwin, Of u isc county, mhn is d.
termined to Snpplant Mr. lspbb and
bc Speaker If the House at all haz
ards, BE intcrvicwct! Judge Gray, al,
told him that he would do much bet
ter for him ii the matter oi tle new
cnnty, ii he Gray would desert til,
| Democrats aud vote for him Baldwin
for Speaker; that III that event, Judg'
Gray might rest assured that the nev
county should be formed, taking u
much Of Ada county as he wished,
large slice of Boise county incindin:
Horseshoe Bend, hcsidos crossin:
snake river and taking III severa
townships III Oregon We have no
learned what was the effect of thi
last propositions, bat if il has Come t
this taat the old couniics of the Terr
tory, the fisheries OH both sides {
Snake river, and PORTIONS OF al adioi'
ing State are 10 hc pafcciied out
b,ihes to Democrats, tie House la
letter adjourn without day, or take
recess till Yaniis cotnss.
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Rev. j Mrhral, fre,idiug Elder nl
the (irande Ron'le and Boise District,
will hold divine services ut the follow
ing times aud places:
Deecntcr 2st, aud Goth, Union.
Union county, Oregon
January An and 5lh, La Gfande,
Union county, Oregon.
January It'll and'l2th, Sunmrvillc,
Union county, Oregon.
January lSih and 10Th, Canyon
city, Grant county, Oregon.
January 2.al, and 26th, Baker City
Baker county, Oregon.
February lst and 81, Boise valley
IT.
February Sth and Oh, Boise City.
February 90 and Oath. laah CRY
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Get Ready TO Go.

Do not forget that the dance to be
given at the Warm Springs on Feb
ruary 9th promises to be one OF the
most pleasant affairs If the season
Secure your partners early The
sleighng will be good, and several
couples from the other side OF the Ba
sin will be in attendance. All who
attend will enjoy themselves hugely
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A Good station.

The passengers on the down stages
for Boise Cay from this place take
breakfast, aud the upbound dinner at
Stiermau's station. at the mouth OF
Thorn creek. Tie meals furnished
are worthy Of praise, and travellers
are made TO feel perfectly at home
while there.
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worse than Riohara's Dream.
Chicago Tribune,

The Cincinnati Commercial has a
statistician who. among his other du-
ties, keep record of crimes. This
nhastly catalogue has inst been print
ed, and from it we find that 1882 per
sons in this country were killed III
1878 not by accident or natural agel-
.cies, but by their fellow beings, and
nav sleep in their graves, the victims
Of rum, insanity, jealousy, last and
hate.
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Numbers that Won.

The rattle gotten up by Miss Julia
Foster fora collar button, breast pin
and earrings, tic highest throw u
take the collar button and the lowest
the pin and earrings, tie ihr wing
resulting as follows: No 81 threw
Al, the highest, aud No. 80 threw 90
the lowest.
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Baldwin Offended.
Statesman.

Ever since the AcatGnche pronounced
Hon. Geo NJ. Parsons the best looking
man in the Legislature, the Hon. =.
3. Baldwin says that every man be
meets calls him Parsons, aud he VII
not stand it much longer.
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E4zTr1st FROM THE cArTrAL.
B.nsE Cry, January 20, 1870.


The Cnncii has concluded It's per
i,anent organization IL lie cleetlanl
sssie insfaiIneIH If The following adIi-
tistnal snla situate Ulcers: S Wei
it'f, Assistant Chief Clerk; y + Burr
E.lisrossiils and Enrolling cictk; in
liz Henderson,, Assistant EitwressiI,g
and Enrolling Clerk; john Il N#l-l
lace, Assistant CT cant at-Aims; Rev
A.j .Ieslyn, Chaplain; job II An.
esls. sIesse. ger; !. " Griffin, Watch
man.
The President appointed lle 4 lhjw-
ing standing committees d HE C.nu,-
lcit:
judiciary High. Regain. Hart.
! Ffhs.ics.-S lnnp, Regain, N.ad,ke
Federal Rclaii ,tis High, Manning,
Pierce.
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-31
Social PARTY.

A social party was given by Miss
Mary Barry, ON last Wednesday even,
ing, and was, as all the Young folks
parties have baan, a very pleasant aud
enjoyable affair. The pTlnei-
pal amusement was dancing, IN
which all participated till mid
night. We are glad that So
cial gatherings are being encouraged,
as they should be in every commnnl-
ty, as they bring the young fo'ks INTO
more close social relations with each
other, and are the means OF passing
off many pleasant evenings during the
winter months. DINING tne
evening tie guests wire refreshed ~
having their sharpened appetltes at
tended TO.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-31
Rlasting Ont Rouaders.

Men are employed az Blasting ROCKS
out OF More creek from a point apaat
twelve miles below this city to the
mouth. The creek is being opened So
that saw logs can DO Heated down to
Boise river as soon as spring opens.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-31
Spcfial Auiifes.
"a cARn.

To all who are suffering from the error
and indiscreiions OF youth. nervous wea.
ness, early decay. less otsinanhood, nc,
Will send I. recipe fnat will cure yun
FREE OF CHARGE. This great rencsl
WAS discovered by a missionary Soul
America. Send ii self-addressed envclop
- the REV JosEPIr X INMAN. Station i
Bible House, New York City.
Sep. IS. 'T7s-Is.