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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-07

Carpenters have TO frisk around lively
TO keep warm this cold snap
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-07

\ New RAILROAD FOR LYON COUNTY.
We understand the Garrisons, of the
Missouri Pacific railroad, will build a
road west from Ottawa, via Usage
City and Council Grove TO Salina. The
latter point is working hard to get this
proposition on foot, and we learn from
good authority its prospects are encour-
aging. We also learn that they propose
to run from some point to the north part
of this county, about Ivy post Office, to
Emporia.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-07

No Bugle. Trumpet, Fife nor Drum is re
quired 'shen a really scientific and valuable
remedy. like Giles Liniment Iodide Inn.
monia Is brought before the public. 1t tell:
It's own tale and speaks its own merits. Il
alleviates and cures. 1t is no ignorant com
juncts of a Snowman, but was discovered ano
utilized by DIR. WIN GILES, OF New York, the
latG surgeon OF the Goth Reg't y. Y ". anf
Medical Purveyor to the army oil the Poto
mac.
ScrOfuIOus SweIIings, Eruptions. Skin
Diseases, VarlcOse Veins, Swelled joints
OF the hands and feet, Female Troubles o.
all kinds, wonderful cures of the Falling o.
the Womb being effected by its DIR
GILES VIII prescribe and care, free or charge
all caseSof sickness, no matter how Ions
staining. write 20 DR. GILES, at 10 Yves
Broadway, New York.
Paralysis. Deafness, Running Sores
salt RheUm, Neuralgia, Indiscre.
tions, ami Errors of Youth. are al
cured by Giles Liniment IodIde Ammo.
mia, and Giles Pills. Diseased Liver Bright'i
Disease OF the Kidneys, trouble in the Pros
tate Gland, Diabetes. stoppage of Water.
Discharges of all Kinds either IN male or rc-
male, Catarrh, after all physicians and rene
dies have failed.
Write to DIR. GILES, who will cure without
fee or reward.
Giles Iiniment and Pills are sold by al
ties, &c; Pills, sc.
Beware OF counterfeiis; the genuine has
facsimile of the inventors signature, Will
LIAM GILES, over the cork OF each bottle.
Inc Lln1ment IN white wrappers IS Tor lam
lily use; in yellow wrappers Is for the stable
1t IS the only Liniment that possesses alter
alive properties and can be taken Internally
Quart bottles at 81 50 Ia which there is a grea
saving. Sold by ". III. SiSIEk,
D293-w4Im4 Druggist, Enlporia. Kan.
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ieilman has moved into his new har-
ness store.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-07
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Are the most
effective and
congenial pur-
gative ever dis
covered. They
are mid, but
fe ctua1 in
tn ir opera
tion, moving
the ow ell :
surely and
without pain.
Although gen.
tie in their OPP
Grafton. they
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CHE 9Gmppria Ntps.

EMPomA. FRIDAY, Noy. :, 1873.
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LETTER LIST .

Advertised October rs. 1879.
Persons calling for any of the following lc
, 1879-06-07

rccty aftoe the close Of tho laso was riter ctaims
cytnla were ''prrsislantiy and mafctouslY txng.
Re'nted md mIarenrcscntcd fnr thc pnEpore Of cal.
from he records Of tho Stale and county. And iron
pcrhona1 statements uf reliable vlthcaacs, ,-I'"t'
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1a7s, but differing fsom II Ia two rcspccts,-by
re- gotng Into the literature Of Tue subject. and br
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Imitation md Contraction: Nlodesn ~. .1netn1lsan:
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lntia! volume OF tho naw serics designed TO. ths
general public, snd ,ntentted 10 leach people how
10 lake casc Of thetns1lscs: each volume VIII deal
with suhiret Of vital and practical Importance III
tho text mar br rasaly understood By anY one
loEetotore cntlts!y ignorant Of The structure and
tunetiens Of thc body. Series i written trom the
American stAndpulntt with sptcial reference ~ our
eltmate., architecture. leg!rlatsun, aud nodca Of
lse. Present volume dlsen:ae.: Anasons and
phJsfol1gy Of the cart chief dsca4ca md Injuries.
6YnItIHHcE uf t1letr
, 1879-06-07

C3crome'a 6tatuu Ut "Anacrcon Ia being put
into marble. 1t is said to be lnurc satisfactory
than his nGlatltators."
Meissou!er has also turned his hand to sculpt.
urc lie u motlctlpV statuvtto oe mounted
truu,petur blowing hla instrument. lie Is papt-
tng aEeception Of EratIlcs damcs alta chateau
In the ttmc of Louis XIII.
The exhibition OF tho Royal Scottish Academy
held In E4I!nb urg, closed on Saturday last. The
pfct urea .old this year haya realized little over
1900, considerably more than the sum ot-
tained in 1877. Mr.. James Cassie, who was
ouly plected u Scottish Ara1eatclatl th FebFua-
rs, died ll ElnbArE on Sunday last At tue age
ot0l.-dem!enR -uay ld.
Tho An.erieau architect denies that america Is
tlla n!ace par excellence for lM,llf&ropr, "Iu
point Of tect. tAa eastern porllotss Of our land
lulld possibly tho WesterI) src pictnIially H.
forioT to Europe, ~ tho Ltyant, orto ths Horth'
etn shoses ot Africa. 'ihv 'ya!ass' ~ French,
Eugllsn, Or Dutch landscape, mud tho ErAnl
anatomical fortIs III tle Mediterranean prov.
t,!ceB, arc ylstly auarlor ~ tlr salhe qualities
la our own setncry."
Stf. Rusktn Inns vacated tho CHAIR ut Fine
Arts ut Oxford, NIT! thu following ase mentioned
~ euudila,rs to seIcct from; aas. Juhu Hrust,
,tu landscape 1ntnta1ui.st u.s larGu scale: Mr..
Cumyns Curr, thu writer Upon Rrt tn tllu it1a
dat da:t!ts md thu AcaietHV; Atr. Wntktn
Lloyd. we!!-kMown writer upon art os rei'utu;
e,4n porsTaas. .pn!nter,, ,anA very ablu younE
painter; slr. J. T. Bcaden, au architect by pro.
fcssl,,n; air. Cave Ihonlus, oncc muster III y
GoYer.a,nent School u Design, as.d MI psixsnaa
thinker upon uEt 1n4tters; autl the Roy. t. 1t.
John TyEwhitt, who Il ihe only collsgs.bred
, 1879-06-07

IN nuesllons Of nrt, atal the NEST likely man to
be ct,oscu.
After many years Of labor, Director Cnrl Won
Paoty, the wet!.known h,storica, painter, has
finished iis great decorative puintlng fur tic
nenea as sos. n S suososs ' ~ R'n e .f,a
mon to whom Munich hls given birth, or who
have mcfitoa special remembrance by her. THO
ancestors Of several OF the principal Munich fam.
ilos Of our time figure in this work ntnuug tho
noble company OF ELECTORS, warriors, clergy,
poets, and painters.
The Town Of Cahoss has recently received
from. the French Government Gtft Of tho
= white c!upbhnLH description. IL ia Henri
Eugene l,elacrt1x'a huge ptcturc Of "The Retcl
Angels" Thci, made ttrikIng figure as the
Universal Exhibition Inst year. There II showed
to advantage. but. unfortunately. II cannot be
got, with Its franle. into the pcsurc.gaflcrY Of
tho Cnhora Museun1. It will either, like tho
Vicar Of Wakcteld's family ulere, haYu tn lean
hctplcsslY against tho Tall to tfle dcrison of to
multitude, or else usn gallery will haye to be
built for it.-Aeddk'nH.
George fnneas is at work on thrco canvaaes,
which are In different states OF progrcas The
youngest. 81 to speak, Of Its artistic children ia
all upright, IN which arc cattle passing at sunset,
by brook; others arc scattered oycr The cros*-
stream tneaauws. Tho secund picture, nearly
tn,ahed, IL a powerful work called ''nown tIy
the Wlllows." Up against a gor0cous twilight
txy feaFkae. e In tgs st = ss owsr
tlE Of these and the foseEtonnd plants Is uucly
managed. 1t Is very curciul, solid work. md
docs thc painter rluch more credit than tho
hlorenly foreground treatment which Character.
lied bis landscapes c1hihttsi In 1873 The third
canvas 1s view ot III. john J.ateran and The nd
cred grove. looking across stretch Of tho Cam
paynu. 4 shepherd stanlis III the foreground
while his sheep nre scattered over she nlaln 1t
y subject laree lu itself, ana SO rendered.
, 1879-06-07
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pnaer,cAl PAratcv-Ma1IcuLAn FlYslcs AMI
, 1879-06-07

II Ia fuInilar experience that certalh bodily
paius vary In tlIcIr plluscs according tn t'.u
weather. but probably few have mado exacs
scientific observations of this 10 auY considerable
uxtrns. A series vt such observations, Aluuu
with much ability anI perseverance,, has lasaly
bnen s9portcu to tllu American Aralems oR
seencs BY Prof. Mitchell. Tier ara by Capt.
Ca:ltn. Of the United Statcs Army, who lust u
'cg siarl,g sile Wa1, a'nl sl,lra l!at tiU,9 haa
liz carefully noted, during ilyu years, iht vi.
i,.xts ps<NyeI aa hin BY eangcsot li,e wsasi,SF,
For li!u tIr.t quarters Of ,l,csu Hive ye4rs ltvro
wrru 3,47l hours Ut pain. tor tbs setunli .,aat-
hours: anu for lllr Iaat quarters. 3,23l lo,,rs.
Tbs best "ylell Of pa!u +" Ia III January, fsb.
, 1879-06-07
shcaf Of Biocrnphios'-'Liyes
of Montaigno, Sponsor,
Burns, and Arndt.
p,onchard's History Of Chica-
70 and the Northwest
---New Novels.
rha ROYAL Academy and Ernest
partot,..-Mr. Whistier's Po-
sition---Art Notes.
, Prehistoric Manufacturing Village
IN tho Miami Valloy-~-0ther
Scientific Items.


Scientific Items.
LITERATURE.
roy uoLsr's CONSTITUTIONAL HIS
'0 TORY.
N. arst volume of Won uolAt's Constitutions
:, 1,tory of tho United States covered the
..Lct ,mtyccn the adoption OF tho Consultation
s,I thc notification compromise In South Car
.It,. Inclusive. The second volume, advance
.he.t. Of which arc now before us. treats Of
,, s,ser events In Jackson's Administration, ara
II V.o Durcu's, llargison's, Tylcr's, ind Polk's
,,o1ulstrstions, up to aud Including The annvx-
.,t,n nj Texas. These .wcro stirring times in
HI h,s.oys Of our Government. Prof. Won
ro1,t has brought to their consideration vast
,u,dltlon aud pattcrcc, md tint "sobcrnsss Of
r'u5n which hc limsclf advanced In the preface
,otbe 6rst volume rs his chief merit.
We have fouud many other merits in this re-
n,,kab,e work. Its thozouEhness Is ono Of
,hem, The notes arc copiouB, and they SHOW
,h.t Prof, Won Hoist is familiar With all tic au
thodtcs nud the writer's couten poraneous With
,be e{euts ho describes. He has Nf'es' Htgfs!er
4, biz nncc,sf ends. Ho has read thc debates
h Congress With care. He knows all the bonues
hxtaa Ia John Quincy Adalns' diary apd Ia tile
,,Ir,,e correspondence Of Daniel Webster. IIo
h, read apparently everything that has been
msnted By Of, nr concern!ng Calhoun, Clay, Bep-
tan, jackson, Van Buren,, Csss, Garrison, Gid
Ince, and tic Lesser political lfghts In Congress
mil out Of It. IIc quotes largely from, tho
hmotrate i1tuieq, which ysas tho organ Of the
Administration during the 5ackson-Vnn Buren,
, 1879-06-07

A book In which children bear principal
part is Il Poor Papa," by Mary W. Portur, al-
vince sheets OF which have been forwarded to
TIE TRIBUNE for notlec. It Is sprightIy and
uuconvcntiona!, and iucon,paraby better Ia
tone, sentiment, mud sccacry than most Of the
"bls baby" books, from Habostoa's down.
Poor pupa has two chlldEen,-Jack and Dpss!e.
They wcro left motAerEess In babyl.ood, and
grew up iu New England, and were spoiled by
dcttns grandmother. Pour Papa. leayea s.susu
und goes to Europe: but, IN tho death Of their
grandmother, ta compelled 10 60 buck to the old
not attctnpt to describe his eutfcrings, his rain
efforts To control them. bIs despair, and final
suggendcr, 6ststeu 1t 10 say that 10 euta tue
knot Of I'll his difficulties BY bringing them home
ylyaclous aud amusing, and tier invention quito
remarkable. l"poor rapa." by Masy ". por-
ter. rapcr, 30 ccnts.l
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brighton BEACH
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
LEAVES HUNTERS POINT DAILY. ~ TO- HAN:
II n 80. 80, $3.50, $50, 8 30 $50 80 $50 . so
T.. NJ
LEAVES BRIGHTON REACH DAILY $40. HAS A.
NJ, " 40 ~ 2@p; $40, 4;4o 5so. $50, I;so 40.
$40, IO:lO n 40 7. VI.
Pare Tor round trip from New York so cents
PULLMAN fAbACE CARS.
Ferrics-East S4th ST. and James slip.
Annex from pier " East River foot Of Pine st. al.
Joining Wall street ferry.
Closed cars on night trains from the Beach.
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including

A -A.-RoCKAWAY BEACH-THREE GRAND En-
IA. CURSIONS DAILY AND SUNDAY,
by the famous COLUMBIA and GRAND REPUBLIC.
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VTNSVRPASSED OPPORTUNITY FOR FAMILY
~ party picnics-rwenty mile sail through the karrows
aud sandy Hook Ray 10 hay View and the highlands
Of the heal localities OF southern New Jersey good
safe bathing tor children and nvaids cool groves and
beautiful first class clam bakes from fresh
from the bay reasonable Tho safe aud
dious steamer THOMAS COILYER. commanded by ex-
bcreuced officers, will leave buikhead between Franklin
aud Harrison sts. North River, hay Nlcw FOL.
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Reference may be obi ained VI !
clay ~. Burkhalter, Mastcn 4 Co
York, Charles Booth, 263 Court ~
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A -A.--CONEY ISLAND POINT DIRECT
"A MORTON MuRkAY'S WEST END HOTEL.
BRIGHTON. CABLES and the NEW PIER.
The steamers ROSEDALE. IDLEWILD and sylvan
DELL will make daily excursions Coney Island Point,
connecting with Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad
Tor Brighton Cables aud also the the
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magniheenty furnished and fitted aud conceded DO
THE FINEST EXCURSION STEAMERS In the WORLD,
combining safety. speed and comfort
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combining safety. speed and comfort
Down the beautiful harbor and upon tho ATLANTIC
OCEAN.
MANY MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS ON EACH BOAT.
LEAVING. COLUMBIA. Rs iEAMH
oath St, NORTH River. 80 A. MI asoP.M 1000 A. NJ.
Leroy ST. y. ....: :f5 A. MI 45 Pm lO:2n A. NJ.
Pier2 mr. Bat'y. n. r. o 800 A. M,200P.M io:i0 A n
JEWELS Wifi. Bklyn $3.50 A. M.2:i5P.M II 90 A. NJ.
LEAVE RoCKAwAYiIA N. 40 and 5 80 IN
FARE, IS CENTS. EXCURSION TICKETS, SO CENTS.
EXCURSION TICKETS. which include fare BOTH
WAYS on the STEAMERS and ELEVATED ROADS.
for sale at all stations at so cents.
RETURN TICKETS GOOD ON EITHER BOAT.
A -A-TO THE NEW COMFY ISLAND PEE
IA. DIRECT.
GREAT SUCCESS or THIS RoUrE
GRAND FLOTILLA OF EXCURSION STEAMERS
HALF HOURLY FERRY TO THE
IRON TUBULAR PIER AT CONEY ISLAND.
NO CHANGE TO CARS.
SURE LANDINGS SAFE AND SPEEDY
MOST CHARMING ROUTE
TO ANY PART OF THE ISLAND.
npSERvE THE TINE TARIE CInSEYv
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Pier Tickets 10 cents extra: sold on
the boat BY the agents of the Pier Co.
s.-Landings on the Ocean Pier arc
now made revul,rly
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In addition the GRAND REPUBLIC leaves, DAILY,
r., io:4o a. NJ JEWELS wharf, Brooklyn, ii An
Returning steamers Ioave Iron Pier every minutes u
~ NJ and ~ NJ. Last boat leaves at 10 r NJ
wIn FaTs z rs e TG PIER
Return Tickets are good on either boat
EORr LEI. FORT LEE. FORT LEE
TIE MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
sESpsr Fl. s HUS
every afternoon and evening.
FIRST CLASS REsTAURANT PoPUiAR PkIcES
Boating and Bathing. &C.; Electric Lights
FORT fgNpfx suaa e. a ASp 1TTF
VILE EHvS AZ. 2sb hSH
''i5 eii'' T. e.
Sor PIfas saS VALLEY. EDeEwArER and SHADY
INC sfss rs CENTS
Exc CO PARTIES At RE6rcE6 RATES
L,OR MANHATTAN BEACH
pier East River.
Steamer D. K. MARTIN
tho entire trip in the Excursion Ticket. cold a.
all stations at 60 cents including ride both ways ele
room direct elevated depots whitehall
for the thereby avoiding street crossings dust
Grand Concert by Grstuilas Band s,srin's double
decked pior East River, Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Steamer leaves rs minutes past the from rs A.
Stnrn,s Excurstons
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
u NOTICE.
with view to diminish tho chances Of collision, tho
steamers of this line take specific for all
On The outward passage from Queenstown to New York
or Boston crossing tho meridian 30 ut 10 latitude moth
On the passage crossing the meridian of at
NEW IRON From rIsk 20 sokFm RiS hhESsro"S
% %s$"s:$.y 55s sy s. &
GALlIA ,.'-."-."'."'.W sdnssday. Aagn,s 9 y
Cabin passage and return tickets on fssora5i. ,erm.
steerarc tickets to and from all of Europe
10" '' ca g.
CUIoN LINE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMER,
leaving si ssS Loot q King st.
sSsssss :.,;;SsIy g: s. Y Sss.sas Avg y issc m
Smoking bath rooms and piano on each steamer
Wv Wi iii.fss GtioS 20 broadway
CPEcIAL NorIcE-rHE GuIoN MAIL STEAMER
SnARIzoNA; Captain Jones VIII leave pier - North
Tuesday July as p@ssi:syS ''a . On
CrArE LISE-ro GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL DUBLIN
sraTE o >. DSs Si Esrs
sTSTR s. fKSSSSSSEtAsiA..::.:..;iS ss:Sss Sss 8
s.., cain; sco;S :.ssstdas e
tickets, 81; s'se,sye s2s
CoMrANY's PIER, FOOT OF CANAL sT.. NEW YORK
A LIAM LINE OF ROYAL MAIL srEAMEks
"A Shortest route to Europe.
Five days ocean passage.
Sail every Saturday from Quebec
Superb cabin accomm stons Rates OF pa.sage-Froun
New york Liverpool eabin $40 aud 40; Si3j
''s''0 'i IRvE ALDEN ~ Now York
A MEXICAN LINE fok 3uEEssrowS AND LIVER
e-sry SATURDAY from and every %ESSE
BAYS from fSSSeph sSrURbx9s rom
Liverpool . II TT|'
BRITISH EMPIRE. SATURDAY, July 2e ;aoP NJ
RED STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP
sailing every ten days alternately from and
New York landing passengers within hours ride OF
the important points OF interest the Con tinent
NEDERLAND, FRIDAY July -. "a NJ
For rates OF passage and other appIy
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS, General AGENTS
500 Walnut St, Philadclphiai ~ Broadway Nav York
JOHN MCDONALD Agents Batter, place. New York.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL-iI AMAsu tG. AMnKivAN
lpacke, Company line for Plymouth London Cherboure
and Hamburg - I--'I III =
suEv1A.... ..."...luiy 2tI HEKDER,.......A August
FRlSIA...,....... July 81 GELIERT. ia
Rates 70 Plymouth all points in I'm gland Cherboarg aud
KuNHARDT co, o. RICHARD BONs
si Broad 81, New York. 81 Broadway. Now YORK.
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ONR DOLLAR TO BOSTON.

hi HAEEN. HAhTFOKD.
IN field White Noun intermediate points, steam
leave Peck slip 4. L., at and IL NJ connecting at
New Haven with special trains Particulars at pier.
DROyIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON. VIA PROVIDENCE
dirsctA tulnights Only ~ miles of rail. Palace
steamers MASSACHU SETS and RHODE ISLAND leave
at r. NJ from pier - North River, foot of Warren
OPrntng OF description rapidly and chcaply
by the Metropolitan job Printing Office branch
office Ia Union square, connected by telephone.
TINE OLD RELIABLE sTONINGTON LINE FOR BOS-
L TON and ALL POINTS EAST.-Steam.rs leave pier 33
n. H. foot jay r N. special tickets Boston,
GOOD ONLY for the trip specified ticket sold for 81
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FARE 20 the Pier Mt Long Branch
and return. FIFTY CENTS.
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Excursion tickets to Coney Island Point 4oc.
Excursion tick cts TO Brighton. via railroad
gle fare Cobev Island Point
single fare to Brighton via railroad
Returning boats will leave Coney island Point 10
IL M A. M. IL 10. 2O. 2:2o. 3i2o 4s3O ; 20 T.
10 T. NJ The 10 4. NJ boat from Coney Island Point
will land at pier = franklin and West 24th only.
Returning trains will have close connoc
Coney Island Point for New York.
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leaving the foot OF I'D ST. y. H.. as
= A. III. and a-;;O =. NJ, and PICS
\. n. Battery. ut v:jJ A. N. and
% p NJ
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rINo CHARTER FOR EXCURsONS-rHE THREE
i decked saloon steamer WALTER BRITT. Apply 1T
Office OF BRIGGS Excursions, Ys4 West st.. opposite
Christopher street ferry.
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THE NEW rALArIAL PLEASURE STEAMERS
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TWO TRIPS
EVERY DAY.
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Excursion tickets. so cents
Single trip, ~ cents.
Children. between Z and ~ years Of age, is cents
X Il. KICKER President
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DEGULAR EXCURSION TO WEST POINT, ALLOW.
living hours for sight seeing; Cornwall "a hours New
burg. y huurs, by steamers O. VfBBARD aud d. DREW
TriP tickets 81 (See Albany Day Line Advertisements
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NJ ", HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL SIS. LINE
An. Steamers leave pier North River at 8 r. ",
FOR HAVANA DIRECT AND VERA CRUZ,
calling at Progreso, Campeachy and FrontcrA
CITY OF WASHINGTON Havana onlyD Thursday July -
CITY OF MERIDA Saturday, July ~
CITY or NEW Satu rday. August
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON DIRECT-TnE
steamer RIO GRANDE. Captain Boger. will sail from
picr ~ East River. Saturday. July 20, at2 y NJ
hey West passengers and mails taken. No freight
Through bills OF lading given to Houston and all points
the International and Grand Northcrn Galveston,
Houston and Henderson and the Galveston. Harrisburg
and San Ansonio railroads Passage TO Galveston reduced
to S5h, cabin So, steeragc
For freight passage and general inform apply
q. II. MALLORY co. Agents.
pier 20 East River
Schooner CARRIE BONNEbL will sail for key West
Tua sdax Iulx y
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Down the beautiful harbor and upon tho ATLANTIC
OCEAN
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-03
Yankee Fork News.

Mr.. John Hepburn, who came in
from Bonanza City few days ago, in
forms us that there are now four or
five hundred men in that place, and
hundreds more coming He predicts
that five thousand people viii go to
that and the adjoining camps during
the next two or three months. The
wagon road from Challis to Bonanza
City VII be completed in two or three
months. when two mills will be
shipped to the latter place. Mr. Hep
burn took with him apparatuses for a
brewery, which he will erect there i'm
mediately. He has telegraphed for a
saw mill, which he will have saving
as soon as possible.