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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18

4 remarkable case Of iyDch;na &c
rrrad ut Cheyenne. Wyonsin-, m III =
l3 h inst. 4 .n.en nan.ed Dag Reed
obnox'o = particularly 10 the citizens.
was taken out Of jail. Thea. win, M.
usual courtesy. the lynehers allowed
Reed 10 select the method e death
most agreeable to him; and when be
stated that he would prefer to be
hanged they went still further and n
lnwrd him 70 be his own execntioner.
He took TIC rape in his hand, climbed
+, ,elee aph POLE fastened one end
rouad the top. ard formed noosc At
The othey end Then be made his last
dying speech. which was short bel Q
no more than Gnoa by :, boys" ard
jumping off. 7-ae launched into eternity.
Some Coroncr's iurifs mig find this
to be cas3 Of su eide but. 10 some
extent. the crowd at the foot If The pole
must be considered as aiding ana abett
ing..- U0rn.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18

IF We die 'n-s'av tho sun will shine as
brightly, The 'iras sing rs sweeily to
morrow. Business will not he suspend
ed an instant and the great mass will
mt best thong unon our memo.
ries. as he daad?' will be tho solemn
inquiry Of n few as they pass to heir
wnrk. Bur no one will miss US excep,
our Immediate nnerfinns. and in n
short time they will forget aud laurh as
merrily MS when we sat hesia them
Thus hall WI all. nnw Act We in life
pass away. On child en- crowd close
behind us, and they will sann pass
away. In few years MT living he
ing can say. Il red enberea him " We
iivad in another age, and did business
with ,hosr wha slnmher in the tomb
rhn' is lite. How rapidly i, passes =
Sunday H'eicome.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18

A game Of chess. with living chess
men ard oh sswomen, wss played not
long ago At . public h,ll in Lancaster
Ps. On the stsge was CHI ssbosrd
marked on cloth. with alternate red and
white squares, and % either side was >
Yais-d platform for the players. The
bue,s vss heard, and the irnmpeter-
followed BY the marslnl, the herald in
costume, and the players appeared o."
The st,es. Then there was procession
Of kings. queens. bishops. rocks and
psvns. Arrsyed ss..,he klngsapd qneans
were. in regal robes all diadems
knights in cuirass and mailed armor
Tho bishops 10 cassocks and m'tre, and
the rocks and pawns beautifully dressed
asd I'll carryiog the insignia If their
respective characters. il was a brilliant
spectacle aud called forth loud applause
. each one tock the proper position.
The msr.hal stood all the evening on
IN elevated platform at the rear Ct the
sesee. and the srumpe'er gave the play
81 warming when the time H. I was
allowed them to move had expired
Whenever . piece was taken. some
such tune a. "Grsndfaiher's Cs"ck. :
"Whos, Emma" Over the Fence i.
Ous." was pl.yed. The Red RaFe hav-
ING Won The hrst move. the game PRO.
cesded Quietly until the fourth move
when the White Rose lost the queen
Knights pawn. Tho pieces gradually
dissppeare from the board, until a.
lsst Of the whites only ,he King re-
s,sined. and the herald announced tia
WARWICK had surrendered.
Ths marshal announced that victor
rested with the Red Rose. md pre-
seused the Red Queen with a hean'ifn
chsplet Of Rcscs. The knights Of 'h
winning side then presented each Of III
pswps on that aide with honqne'
The marshsl's next announcement w
that tho conquered PLAYERS would pas
under the Caudine Fork. formed b
the spears OF their c"nqner"rs. Th
arch vas formed. and throngh H. 70 -
music Of tho Deal March, passed u
conquered. their hammers trailing .
thu ground. When they disanprar'
from tho stage the hnaler struck M
lively tune. to which the conauoror
m,rched of tire stage and the tourna
ment was snded.-- Proof Sheet
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
Josh Billings' Advice to Singers.

Tho hryt thing 10 make good qnirr
singer 10 10 Rirgle little. Pns M saer
hair Ia curl papers every Friday mite, sore
10 hare Il IN good shape by Sunday morn-
ing. II your daddy Is rich yon can hns
some store hair; II h. IL very rich. hnr
some more and hnila II mp high on your
head; then Git a hi9h .prised bnnnet thai
runs IN very high, at the high part Of =.
and n. the miiliner to plant some high
.krow~ artsAshsls onto the highest part Of
Il. This will help Won sing high, ns So
-psAno IL the highest part.
When <Ae tine Is give out. doa't pay at'
tsntion 70 II, and then giggle. Giggle n
good Ell.
Whisper "a the girl next ynn thu, En-
Joues, which Gets on second sent from
the front on the left.hand side, ha.
her bnnnet with the same color exac, she
had last year. and then put up your face
and Rigale.
Object TO every tune unless there is a
solow into II for the soprano. Coif and
hem good eel htforeyo begin 70 sing.
When You sing \ solow shake the nriifsh-
sls o1 your bunae,, and when you come to
. high tone brace yourself hack n little
twist your head 10 one aide and open yonr
mouth to the widest on that side, shirt the
sys on The same side jes, a triple. aud
then put In for dear life.
when the preacher gets under hedvay
With his preachtn', write note oo'o the
blank leaf Of your mote hook. Fha,'e
What the leaf vas made for. Get sam
body to pass the note to snmhody else. md
yos watch them while they read 1t and
then GiR9le.
n anybody talks or lars in the conrre
cation and the preacher takes potis Of Il,
tsat's q good chance for you TO pieele
aud you ought TO girgle great eel. Thu
preacher darsent say anything to you hr
kaas Won are in the qnire, II you hnd
bow before you went into the auire Civ,
him the mit,en--yoa ought TO have sum
body better now.
Don't forget 10 ricele.
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EconuEy IN G uaiug.

know That individual cxreosas uav
he made much less ia manv eases thsn
'hey now ave. aud >,i!l tho fare be sui.
Gcienf aud comfortable. ! nm never
M aiv ca,c nj peer living bar can
mt see why il should cost more Ia nv
things good and well cooked than tn
ave then illsnryed. with neither taste
nor relish and ct many people seem
~ think economy is meunncss md sig
niiiss d,cnmfnrt. shed I conlA
show vnn some henscs If French people
even in New York, where if yon emit I
even rs m NJ expected guest. Won ~
.ay that, it il n feast, Their will be sucI
well sunrlica and well anpoi ted IN.
HE, and yet it will he the cverY ia,
fare, and the family will he living
npnn greatly less than she expe. ,ses %
m American family of equal size.
will nat pretend that the ptaciice o
domestic economy ia only understood b,
French people for have known man,
Il this conn,ry's people who excel in it
and I think tho present very har,
lines inspire many others to acquire
the knowledge.
We shonli suggest that ttosc nf on
readers who keep m account book u
| their expenses send rs one months re
port, wing size Of family, etc as h,
tho comparison If mites we mnv leari
that trae economy which tells on boil
health and purse Housekeeper.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18

A till Taper cores To Grief.

GA Sunday morning a we'll dressed
and propossessinc young man weut inta
Nelson's Brewery, and while the ho K
keepers hack was turned made dip
into the circular III. and was about tn
vanish with what chan.e he succeeded
in getting. Fortunately he was seen in
an ditinina room and was suddenly
non ced unon hy asbrewer and one If
,aosc rnnaesous fenmsiess who are al
WAYS erPlavea IN Places Of this kin
Tic pters t,ak their yic'im out into
the yard aud while one efthem held the
thief the other turned the hose
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
a., forget TO rirele
IMporrANcr or Arptxn I

IMPORTANCE OF AIRING Brps.-
Tho desire Of an energetic houskecper
10 have her work comrletrd n. an early
hour in the morning causes her to leave
one Of the mnst imnortan, items nndnnn,
The most effectual purifying Of beds
and bed clothes cannot take place II
no TINA is all,wed for tho FREQ creuia
tion ct pure air to remove MI human
impurities which have collected dur.
Ing the hours of slnmher. At least
two or three hours ahnnli be allowed
for the complete removal Of atoms of IN
s~nsihlc persnira,i,n which afe oh
shared hv tho he'd Every dsv this
a'rs"c should he anae ,na eeasi,nally
bsisai~s rose aHs'v .sci shNpiih, 49,.
rel into the open air. aud whsu prec
tscshla, lsfs exposed to the sun aud
sind for hall . day --Er.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18

upon him with full farce. After
drenehins the rascal to the skin his
sew hat was filed wi'h thick fuamine
yeas. ani',hen c,al. iaed dawn on his
icad ever his ears. TIE scamp was
hen liberated. and chas i cut If the
grounds wiih tie hose looking very
a.uch v hen he r, ached The sidewalk as
if he had just issued from a Belfast riot
CT been one If the victims 81 the Min
ueS5la hurricane. We venture tosay that
rven if that ynung man DIES Du' mend
his w.ys. he VIII n4ver a.ain attempt
t. tap til!' in a Brewery p. Stan
dard.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
AAONXO LEI. ANHe
Atsorney-as-Law,

LEWISTON, IDAHO TERRITORY.
VIII practice in all the Courts Of North Idaho,
and ais" the Snnremr Court. Also Commits
si'ner of leeds for Washington Territory in
and for Idaho Territory.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-06
-..uy.DAy. NOVEMBER 8, ls7s.

TIE DEMOCRATIC PARTY now KNOWS
its exact position. 1t can carry new
York without doubt by united anu
determined effort for any OF our great
.tatesmen upon whom the National Con-
vention shall confer the nomination. we
have only to unite and go into the contest
of 1880 with determination TO WIN, anu
wa shall do it. 1t matters not whether
the candidate be Tilden or Bayard' OF
Hendricks or Hancock; or some ne"
man upon whom all can unite Ne"
York is Democratic to the core, and This
fact illustrated ss it was on Tuesday VIII
carry hope and courage to every Demo
crat and correspondingly discourage
every Republican.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-06
cHERIEE,s sAIE

c HEkIFF'S SALE.
- by virtue Of writ Cf Lfvar Fncias.
10 medirectei, will be EXPOSED ~ Public
Ia leat the
LAFAYETTE HoTEL.No. sAi shiplsy st.,
kept by J-hn J. Doughsrty, In the city Of
ware.
The i4,h Day OF NOVEMBER, A. D.. 1872
At? o'clock, p. m, the foliowing described
Ali those two certain lots. pieces or par
GELS OF land situate IN the city Of Whining
ton, bounded n d described Az follows, To
wilt: No. |. Having brick dwelling
thereon erected, besi ming NJ the int rsec.
tion OF the nOrtheriy side Of Eighth street
| a d Of the easteriy slide VI jackson street:
thence along said side of Jackson street
northcrly lS5 feet u n stake; thence easter.
| ly pArniiei with eighth street iti feet u
| the westerly side Of u foot wide alley
| communicating with another alley 4 feet
along said side OF the first meu toned alley
aud parallel with Jacks IN street ~ feet
| southeriy TO stake; thence easterly along
the head Of said aiey and parallel with
southeriy and parallel with Jacks sou street
| li5 feet 10 the AID side Of Eighth street;
AND the ,ce thereby westerly l4s feet 70 tue
place q ,beginning be The content. there, nss
| 473, &C.
No.2 Having . brick dwelling thereon
| erected, beginning on the nvrtheriy side of
| Filth street between Adams and jackson
| streets, ut u stake ~ feet from the building
| line OF the westeriy-~ide OF Adams street.
| thence westerly aud parallel with Fourth
street IL feet 10 a stake: thence southeriy
| aud parallel To Adams street l05 feet al d
| one half inch 70 = stake ON the northerly
side of IS feet Wide street leading from
jackson to Adams street; aud themes east
| erly along the norther y side Of said 70 feet
wide street and parallel with fifth street
| l6 feet to IA stake; and thence nOrtier y and
parallel tu Adams street lO5 feet and one
half inch TO the place OF ginning, be- the
contents Within said bounds what they
may.
| seized and taken In execution as the
property Of Henry M. Riie and Harriet n .,
his wife, and terre tenauts, aud W be sold
by
| JOHN PYLE, sheriff
SherifT's Onice, New Castle, October
| \. y $50. 't,>- Sta W
The daily gazette., 1879-11-06

g HERIFF-S SALE.
y BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias
u me directed, will be exposed To pubic
sale,a the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
No. S4l Shipley street, kept by John ].
Dougherty, In the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County. Delaware, on
TUESDAY, the I'D day OF November, 1873,
at 2 O'Clock p. m.
The following described Real Eatate, viz
All that certain lot or piece Of land with
three story brick dwelling house thereon
erected In the city OF Wilmington afore-
said, and bounded and described as fol
lows, to wit: Beginning at "A point on the
westerly side OF Tatnall street. between
second and Third streets, At the distance
OF 03 feet inches from the northerly side
OF Second street, thence westerly parallel
with Second street 100 feet To "a stake.
thence southerly parallel with Tatnall
street 20 feet Inches To another stake,
thence easterly parallel with Second
street d feet TO corner. thence southerIy
with Tatnall street 10 feet Inches To n
stake. thence easterly parallel with second
street ~ feet TO the aforesaid side OF Tat.
nall street and thence along the same
northerly 81 feet To the place of beginning
be the contents thereof what they may
Book W., vol. <, page 447, DC.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Joseph Richardson and /. L..
| and to be sold by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's ONCE. New Castle, October -
| 1879. nov3- eodts.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-06

LET TIE GAZETTE bring out its
rooster for one more good crow over the
bulldozers of Mississippi and the May
land ballot box stuiitrs. Crow, Chap
man Crow .-RepuJticdn.
We prefer 10 wait until next year,
when we hope the GAZETTE "rooster''
will have plenty of cause to "crow" as
Justify as ever it did. But our rooster
never crows over "ballot box suffers
The Republican became accustomed tc
that and hence it was no trouble for i
TO laud the electoral frauds by which 100,
600 Republican otliceholdels now subsis
upon the heavy taxes wrung from th'
people.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-06

~ II ERI frs SALE.
y By virtue OF writ OF Ievari Faci,s,
To me directed, will be exposed u public
sale, at the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD,
In the town OF Delaware CITY, in Red Lion
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY, the 18th day OF Novem-
bcr. A. d., 1879. At iJ O'Clock, n. IN,
The following described real estate, viz:
Ali that certain lot or piece OF ground.
situate, lying and being In ked Lion hun
dred, New Castle county, and state OF
Delaware, at the Intersection Of the road
reading from Delaware CITY TO Burchard's
Corner, with the road from Delaware city
to Port Penn, running thence along the
southwestern side OF the said Port Penn
road south % degrees, east 10 feet " John
Miller's lot, thence by mis- line south u
degrees, west lO0 fest TO q l0-feet wide al
ley thence by the northern side Of said
alley l5 81 feet 10 the said road lead ny
from Burchard's Corner, thence by said
road l7U feet TO the place of beginni Y,
bounded enthusiastically by the saidPort
Penn road dsouthwestwardiy by grounds OF
ley. and westwardiy by the said road To
Burchard's Corner, be the same what II
may, with fve houses thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property Of Shadrack Boyer and Anna
Maria. his wife, and |. /. 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, October 80
| A. D.. 1873. oct3l-Stawts.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-06
MdsEed Men Rob u Farm
house.
THEY BIND THE INMATES AND ESCAPE
WITH THEIR BOOTY.

THEY BIND THE INMATES AND ESCAPE
WITH THEIR BOOTY.
A daring burglary was committed at
an early hour yesterday morning by
four masked robbers near the village of
Unionville, SUSSEX county, \. j. Viii
liam Hough, an aged farmer, was
awakened from sleep, and on looking
up from his bed he was surprised TO find
burglar with a revolver III his hand,
the muzzle of which he held only few
inches from Mr.. Hough's forehead.
| Three companion Of the burglar We're
ransacking bureaus and closets in the
room. The no Sc aroused Mrs. Hough,
who screamed for help. The farm hand,
servant and an elderly lady were
sleeping in the house, and on being
aroused by Mrs. Hough's piercing shrek
ran to the bed room. The hired man
carried his revolver and was the first to
reach the door of the room. As he en-
lered he leveled his weapon at the bur-
gar who was keeping vigil at the bed.
The thief coolly said : ''Put down that
pistol or Fl fire at the old man." Al
Mrs. lIough's solicitation the hired MOI
surrendered his weapon to one of the
gang, and he with the servant and tn,
Ola lauy were put unueT tne care o
, another of the thieves.
, After making thorough search of tn
+ promises the robbers left, taking witt
, them $500 in money, quantity Of cloth
p ing, silverware and jewelIy. Beior
i leaving they bound all the inmates wit
h rop so that they could not aid eac
L other. The hired man, ailer an hour
: work, contrived to free himself and hui
: ried to the stable to harness horse am
g alarm the neighbJrs. The thieves ha
# already visited the stable and destroye
y all the harness. A piece of rope WI
a. twisted into bride and the neghbo
~ were summoned. The robbers ha
ID nearly two hours start, aud although Il
=, village secured the vicinity they failed
to capture any of the miscreants. The fac
n, of the burglars were completely conce;
al ed by masks. The rascals are believ
= to belong to Port Jervis,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-06
nov4-4t.

GEALED PROPOSALS viii he received
y at the Office OF the Clerk ofCouncil up
u quarter OF eight O'Clock, on Thursday.
the 9TH inst, for grading NanBur street
between sixth and Eighth, and seventh
street between Jackson and Harrison
streets. The amount of material TO be
graded Is about four thousand 1000 yards.
Said material To be placed on the bed Of
streets A bond OF one hurdl ed dollars
must accompany eacn bid for the good
fhith of the same. work to be done under
the supervision of the street Commission
er. Blanks Will be furnished by the Clerk
of Council. BY order OF the Committee on
opening streets.
JAMES MCGLINCHEY,
nov3-4t Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-06

THE silver dollar has not driven the
gold to Europe and United States bonds
home. On the contrary we have as much
silver coined into dollars as the needs OF
the country demand, while such papers
as the World and Tribune that feared
the gold would be all driven away from
the country are dreading bad effects from
too much OF that metal in the currency
The World says: "We have really
almost more gold and silver than We
need.n
The daily gazette., 1879-11-06
OTICE TO WATER RENTERS

~ All persons who have sold property
during the present year, must give notice
In writing 10 the Registrar, at the Office of
the Water Department before the 10Th day
of November 1879, and insert in the notice
the name OF the purchaser, aud the num-
ber OF the property purchased Otherwise
they will be held liable for the water rent
the next year. Also all persons who may
wish u discontinue the use OF water or any
PORTION Of IL, must give notice Bs above
| and pay ~ for drawing the ferrule. No al
teration viii be made IN any bill after the
| above date. w. J. MORROW,
| ocL3l -eodun i6- edfl l5to3D. Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-06

CIIERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue ofa writ of Ais. Venditioni
Exponas, to me directed, Will be exposed
to Public Sale, at the
GILPIN HOUSE,
Kept by George Whitfield, in the city of
New Castle, in New Castle Hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware,
ON THURSDAY,
at 2 o'clock, p. m., the following DESERT bed
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain plantation and tract of
land situate, lying and being in the city OF
New Castle, county of New Castle, and
State OF Delaware, bounded on the north
east by lands late of Thomas Speakman.
now OfJames NJ. Hurst andSarah Russell
on the southeast by the river Delaware. on
the southwest by lands late of VIM. Booth
| now OF Maria Booth and r.. J. Booth. and
on the west and northwest by the State
| road leading from the city OF New Castle
TO the CITY or Wilmington. containing l65
| acres ol lhnd and marsh, with IA large two
and half storied stone house, large brick
| barn, small brick house, and other out
buildings thereon erected.
Also, all the undivided mOiety, or half
part of that certain lot or piece ofland sit T.
south side Of Delaware street and on tn,
easteriy side of Pearl street, where In,
same intersects, bounded by lands of Tho
Booth, Pearl street and Delaware street
with large two and a half story ston,
piastered house and outbuildings' with ,
brick stable thereon erected.
seized and taken In execution az TN
property OF James Rogers, and to be sol,
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
Sheriff e Office, New Castle, October ed
A-'D'' n"' oct2S-3tawts
The daily gazette., 1879-11-06
NOTICEs.
DlyIDEND,

DIvIDEND.
- TuE NATIONAL BANK OF della
WARE, at Wilmington Nov. 4.
The Directors have this day declared q
dividend o. twelve dollars per share, being
six per cent. ior the last six months, and
an extra dividend OF three dollars per
share, both OF which are payable ON de
mand clear OF all taxes.
X. IL. EWBANKS,
nov4-4t Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-06
At Sc. PuuL'S Church.

All christians, with their families are
cordially invited to attend the MONDAY
prayer meetings at st. Pauls M. T..
Church. Persons in passing are request
ed to stop in for few minutes. Extra
services are being held every evening.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-06
~ Office TO BONDIIOLDERs.-B,

~ virtue OF an act OF the General Ass, IN
bly,, passed at Dover, February p, 1917, /
hereby give notice 10 holders Of Delaware
state Bonds that shall attend at the
Philadelphia National Bank. in the city
OF Philadelphia. during the business
hours of that bank, on the three first secu-
lar days OF January, 1881, prepared 10 re-
deem and pay or all the bonds from No.
276 to $40. both inclusive, Of the denomi-
nation OF one thousand dollars each, Of
the issue of the Bonds of the State of
Delaware, under date of January list, 1868;
and that from and after the said first day
Of January. 1850, the interest on said
| bonds Will cease.
ROBERT J. REYNOLDS,
State Treasurer.
| Once OF State Treasurer, Dover, Della
| ware, November lst 1879. nvl d3aw2m