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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
Challenge Accented,

NEW YORK, Angus: 27-PArl Boylou pub,
fishes ac,ep.auc, Of Cap:siaW o5o'< chalIauge to
another swim nios c1u;es. giving him the same
privileges as 10 the last Eac,, flc anywhere from
ten 10 twenty mile-, for oBc cf more thousand
dollars side. H. SUCCESS the water 10 be
Boston Ii .rbor, q '"' rGco 10 be September
4 b, around three buoys for bIse!f AID Two for
bis competEor, or a stra!ghtswa7 race o. q
reat distance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
5siiitSry Visit,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-1'ho Virginia
Guard, Ut Portsmouth. Va, arrived in this
city at eight 'cocS, this uoroog. They we're
escorted 10 the arnCry Il the Gray IDviocibles
OF Philadelphia, whose gucss they will be dur
ing their stay il tho ciT. y parade will take
place this afternoon ard al excursion to Cope
May will be made to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
Coal sale.

New YORK, Angus. 27.-Ffy thousand
toas OF Scranton coal wero sold to day by order
Of the D-lawa.e Lack swira & Western r. R.
70. at deoIbe OF irou; about II! to SO cents
ner ton Oh last months price,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
Explosion.

NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-An explosion occurred
this morning st o'clock on board The stean, tu -
Essex, BY which the engineer Joseph =. LIS ffsv.
and the Herman, Leouindss Fuler, were badly
scsded. the freman fatally. The cause of the
explosion Is mystery. The steam drum wa,
blown completely oil. The engineer whose. IA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
All 4uiet.

-. IAN FRANCISCO. Aug. H.-With tho eacep.
ton Of vigorous attack on the Chronicle hv
ycung kaloeh, The wofkingmens mass meet.
Ing last night Was devoted to general cam psipn
topics. aud after sdiournaen the audience dis
perscd quietly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
PHREgGN VIEWS.

Arthur Kidd l. Co.. carpet marul',ciurers,
It Manch"stcr, have failed. iltic liabi i!e5
arc GAG 600.
Several morning papers ii Fieona sisie that
40 ailiarc, will shortly hA concluded b:,Wlcn
Germany ard Austria.
A dispatch from London says lha. Sir Row
lsad Hill died at his reside0cc in Hampstead
ut hali-pas: four o'cIcek, his morning, at the
age of ST years.
The Spanish government ANNOUNCES that all
Vessels arriving at Spacish ports alter Ike 81
OF August i:om the southern Saca Ct North
America must undergo quarantine.
The violent attitude Of The Belgian b;saopa
assembled at Manes has caused much aurOy-
acc, at the Vatican. The Pope has sent III.
srIc IONS to the bishops that their resolutions
| should rot be carried IG!o effect.
Count Au]rsssy says that bis resignation was
! sgaias. tic wish OF the Emperor. aud his Ma
icsy only consented to il because he vas W.
wiilIug 10 take the responsibility OF retaining
him 10 cihca to the dstriment OF his health.
! Fevers, including typhoid, arc largely on
| the Increase 10 various Italian districts. There
| are 800 sick out Of , 100 people at San Clio
| vanoi, in Croce. Numerous c,scs have sp.
pearcd around Casino, where tbs population
| is terror stricken.
Gen. Won ManteuTc will 20 10 Warsaw CO
the occasion OF tho approaching imperial Ie
view there, to salute tho Czac on behalf eli the
| Emperor Of Germany. a special French rep
rcseutatVo will be ssnt to greet the Emperor
on his approaching visit TO Metz.
Some French Catholics aud royalists who or;
| frightened By tho Ferry bill have determired Il
emieratc to the Island Of Papui, where thcy
will toupd Catholic coloDy under tho direc
ton Of the Marquis Dc Roys. This is tie CT
petition heretofore reported as about to sal
from FIushirg under the American Gag.
A dispatch from Vicura says that Couut Az
Grassy has proposed Baron Usymerlo as biz
successor, aud that should the Emperor APP
prove of this choice Herr kaay will be sp
pointed Under Secretary Tor Foreign Affairs
The correspondent Of the London Standard e
Vienna says that Count AudrssEy has oouuu
nlcated Baron laymerles canddalute 10 Prince
Bismarck snd that the official announcement o.
bis appointment may be daily expected.
At the meeting of the British Association a
Sheffield, England, yesterday, apapcr by Lieut.
Bosaparto Wyse was read, setting forth TIT
advantages Of the caual route proposed by NJ
DeLesscps. Lieut.. Wyso stated that CONVEX
| ton Was agreed upon between tho PaDan;
Railroad Company aid himself whereby TIT
company permitted and agreed to aid tho pro
posed canal. Some discussion followed auC
| opinions adverse to the Lssseps route were cx
pressed by Capt. Rixton and Capt. Cameron
tho African explorer.
, 1879-03-20
Howl Osor tho Marriage OF nm Engliati
131s1lOIs.

london Latter h Nf,o FORK 7Tn-s
Another Bishop has gone wroh1. This Nmc
the olfenso Is not against TIL. L.w Church. 1!t-
uallsn,is hurt. Tic clergyncn who play at To-
tnnnisHi ratio their hands In pfolIa horror. Tho
Bishop Of Capetown has tparricd wlfcl T1u
Illgslt.Rcrercnd prclate las tnkcn unto himself
hclomato according 10 the holy ordination ut
the Scriptures. Rltualism Is rraycly offended
nt tho marriage OF the. Colonial Bishop.
".Churchmon," says one Of the organs ot thc
1lIRil.Churctl, purity, twill l1ear With pang
iliat he llas lust entered into thu pnrinioMiui
state. AS bishops arc the Church's pubIlr prop.
erty, We give expression to the fcel!ng wit.Aou.
inyIilousness OF imperttncncc. We have no
knowledge Of the anteccdcnts Of ttia marriage.
Dr.. Jones may have contemplated this Ettp he.
fore lir wss nominated to the l}EshDprle, Or he
may have been stntttcn since. III the !lrst rase
ws hold tllat lie should have DECLINED the oircr,
alul IN the second that l,c ought TO have hecn
thinking nt something else. Lore for Ills aoutt,
African bride hlu,nld hnyo been strong euoug.
to drive out every othcr.''
, 1879-03-20
pleHnp EnjFV

At tho meeting OF tho Historical Society held
tuesday evening, tho Hou. Thomas Hoyno
nade the following report as Chairman Of a
Sommitteo consisting OF himself, Mr.. John V.
ess9k' and tho Hon. William Bross, appointed
@pscparc memorial to The late D,shoy Foley:
IN MEMoREAM.
,ahe undcrsgned Committee appointed nt the
neeei to ,onost .oo npptonrsatcL u iFibnse i o.
oalned In the dcuth OF cur late beloved aAsocns
1I9aSetfssy membcr, tic r.. ltey. Ttomas Foley,
i'n!st'ates fiji Catholic Bishop OF Chicago respect.
Ts.tttc death of 40 eu,lncn. a citizen. holding
HLaou oi , charge a. Aams;fa,gr ad
W ma ia hays s'In' psoaes rSofoanl Tu "enss
s9a s.a among tho dcnon,!natloh ,nt Witch 10
IL n. tAS exemplary chet, pastor. Iut That
ssa IN asesy rank asa eA.s ), t oar nunicpai
anen H. nattyc Of tns State VI Maryland, thu first
"toIss, "tons ~ Colonies bot9so the koYolutson 70
.Sfqom for al differences Of religious opinion ho
E,1h hn9stlte4 from o ancestry an! Tho place " la
sa.h.tap tpn broad ana catholic spirit which 9ist!n-
~ .ests, and tiat II iho mcn of iii crcs,!s x
sn,as "a Chlcasu whom the great fe Of 1171
i tsutehss aHa
anon etnsatRct wthont shrinking Ae ensetod a. once
bu,Iaotsa tae work u rcconstluctlon ns "catcago
;eaias s q thu eiiy. liz antsrpatcI it, immediate
70 III Wider sphere Of usofulnusa ~ great
ill., ia'Gppnlitan clty. rhe magnificent cathedral ef
me,y Nanss was erected. lie laid many nuw
kndca Of charity. and tho old ones wufo cx.
Ely raw buildings Aros0 upon all sldes Ut the
na,n!. ~ crown bis work. To-day tnsy rcmaln as
sif..t sifut1ento of his energy and Lenofplrnee and
u,s". 'ae Fcnius which matksd the alas too brief
il ~, " s!t epac,pa! administration.
Ntts.aaa aal aao onacafcA hin,self tu tho patrlolto
IL nss: because, lsuoFlny all partisan differences.
subijs latlad To exert his inAacnca IN favor Of
IL nosal*, anu thu most rigid uprishsnets in
lis,inn OF pubfo tsusta. Ills own .admlnla-
s,oWma. y ihs a1aiEs of his diocese has been
-. ieen,mIaa " success rarely accomplished. For.
&nnnt9 % Tho uaiscraal testimony " Ill his own
s"~sNIuA4Hn. clcf4Y IN vail nj In ha fnnnA ha
, 1879-03-20
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.

MILWAUKEE, March 10.-'fl,o flour aud feed
dealers hayo formed themselves into pro-
tcettyo association, with tho following oiliccrs:
President, II, Riggs; Secretary, William Bode;
Treasurer. john Schwartz, Jr. At D meeting
Of tho numbers to-day. at tic secretury's room,
ul tho Chamber Of Commerce, 1t was unant.
lnously agreed thut thu manner In which the
grain-rcce!ycrs Ut tho Chamber OF Commerce
dispose Ut their eoasse graina was detrimental
to the ohlers Ut 1ul re, ilill It was llecInu thu
duty ot all receivers 10 assist In establishing
systcm wherein certain lobbcrs ind dealers can
nuke fair remuneration 1ur their labor mi, In
vestHcnt. Tllu nIethud which receivers hay0
pursued for somu tins past, md do ut tho
present time, ln selling coarso grain In small
lots, and tu parties outside OF tho organization
Ut the Chamber OF Culnmerco, mud a. us low
prices as 50bDers make their purchusos, IL
deemed very unjust by that body.
, 1879-03-20
Y1 TRIBUNE: THURSDAY

Mrs. Young, narr!cd to Brigham In Ohio, IN
1871. survives her tnucl,.marrted husband. Tho
surviving children. and grandchildren Of the frst
an,l original tbut dcccasedl Mrs. Young entered
ihc legal contest which is eald to be Imminent.
Onc other cfnss Of heirs is tat n,ado up of the
offspring of The so.cnl'cd "spritua1 innr..
rtagra contracted by the Prophet. It "a said
M 1at no record VA cssf kebt o. 1;,ese contrasts
they were tlGuratfveIy marked 40 wives who
were to bu fully recognized na sucl, in the future
world. Whatever may he said Of The legality Of
Mormon plural marriages. children horn Of
Nevertheless, they lave rights as t,ere. THE
oldest Mira. Young now living las luwiul tOcll-
tiie) right 10 Widows third.
, 1879-03-20
Ter TO an old pol!cy-holdcr tr1thfnlIs statcs to
Wit: "1l'e actual cost remains the samc unllar
either atrangement.n Yours, X.

TIM MUTUAL L,rE-INs. Co. or NEw YonR
(stcrrell q Ferguson, uellcrn1 Agrnts for
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, 1own. md
Minnefolal, 9encral Agency nr7nolr, Mich,
March u, 18U.-A. Il. Hdls. Eaq., To'ftlo. o.
mud we tncloae March rcccipt u,i No. Ill 127.
fou can change to The now u,tl reduced rnio Ut
premium Mt The nnntstrsary Of she pulley y. F.,
with the December, 10, paymcn) II y'su prefer
10 do 40. There Is no speclal advantage ~ oil
members In embracing thu reduction, IA wl.nt
they gain ln premiums through illc year they
lose III dividend at tho end; 20 that taking o,,c
ycar with another, tie ncttial cost remains the
harnc Under either arrangement. TIE insurance
Ia furnished at actual siet cost to all nike, md
whether the oxrcss Is deducted from lhn prem.
in'n or added to the dividend docs not affect
the result. Yours truly,
MEnhEi.L g. FEnoUsov, General Agents.
, 1879-03-20

diocese disturbed md In discord. Tic has left u,
nhct brief hdminlatfntinn Of only nine years, =,
pcaccfnlt PROSPEROUS. and united. -.
This 6uccsy cnn oh1y nlnca upon record yctv
inhaotnatn exptess.On ot their own ptoonnt regret
that kind lfoydcnca had not prolonged llfo Of 40
much prontfso to IiA frona, o No much ueof,ttncss
10 Tho community. md 10 exemplary IN tho char
actcr Of tu Influence he cxGrtod that Ills losb 10
be dcpofed ~ public calamity.
, 1879-03-20
4 Queer Eetter from tlto 0cnoral Agents of
the Mutual Llfo.Insurance Company.

q Wuc6F EaeIteF HUH tTtB Ucn5FaI IkE6htB OF
the Mutual Llfc-tnsurAnco Company.
~ tho Editor ~ Tho Tftbuns,
CHICAGO, March 19.-Alany parties think that
there h4s been reduction OF rates OF premium
ia thu alutual Lifelnsurauce Company, for they
arc continually beLng told so hy It's ageuts, al,l
applications arc being procured Oh these false
representations, nlld even under tho manage
meut OF tho General A9cnts, whose letter Is here
with appended. but as this Company u not
held by tho misrepresentation OF its soliciting
agents, as their iron-clad application and coa-
tract cuts insured otI from ouy Claim III this
direction (a,d, In fart, almost every other right),
they are not very particular what representa-
tloNs their agents make ,in trying to "intuss
now blood" hut when It bccomes necessary to
mako their statements officially IN writing they
beon 10 reduction In cost, Il ths following IL,
, 1879-03-20
STARTLING STATEMENTS.


HrA1 13rTYNn Qr iry,yYt,b1np
oAASAAANU OAA4LAENlo'
--
'''N' ' 'as" anoa &C" c"@p"ny. m" ,''' ''''''"''F'
n H.. Edlior of T'ht 7.rtbun,
Cu,oAoo. March Nm % 1agrnr m r"u"t, Tm,,.,,xn ., I'm
17th mat. con,ntrs ,r n,,e.r ~ ,.ha. r,,r,,r,s
to he MI anawcr, to my letter Of the 18th bv thu
Company through itB agents, Mcsers. Paul s.
Mason, Thu Company either ,ni6rcnrescnts Tho
mint i mailc, nr rlsc n,,rnn.oiw n,,cmnts T.,
mssleau Iic pubic hlnu from the point by gct'
ting up sttle issue. did not complain OF the
tatc OF premium originally charged for tny
policy, hut do complain of tho bad faith in The
holders tic enormous surplus Of over four mud n
u,larter millions which they say they have on
hand, instead Of increasing The amount
~, saa,.a,,,, hr o,a" a4'N u.as,,. sa. '' H.
NM reaueins ,,,. ~ notes nnhtany tne
w. va.ue ol - tnc ,n none} as ! s!ntea III
~ tS T .ay This ,r,1,,. y " IN ~ tarr ,e,c T
~ t NV sr i tny = ha, is no @ properly o.
", ~ n1suIeu ~ =, Ia. IL sahety w!as e'altn.
Nom, ~. ~, - t.c raoneltJ " !. ine lnaussu, .ct
VII w ~, ~ @ 49,, M it.t,t ~ naA u1a a.,a iun
enac. u anf M s H.. or..e u,yae y ,n nsy o
,. ,,o.uefs & maaL aunmesss,it at s9ss ,!e Ips,.
,ss, ~ y" IT,, T IL ~ ns, Ls ~ pe
Hi,,,Ji,,1 tc ~ ~ tas H., ~ & t
tNto'.'s tnc nAatt1 eutne. leet Wy Ig1n ~.
Eahy p1ooaoY llitk ~, 3 as ~, ons A as tsy ilolo y
~ .es amn na"ns ,t nns snI M s,, VI
whom IL neionGs, aro noI sahsnca 10 US sophca
use,y T'u, s ~ S'H5 -. .i, ."at -, .S
W aMSa. S'ss SasVlas Aes t''e ee"e"' VI a'o
o13WS;hnu'qcta, W;Sna ,a 80 ,,ou ,,,,r .o,, VI, d,,.,
mnen i9os ny Policy J,ncy toMa NC sne aFi'
, ~, ;n,,. III ,.nr. ~ Ill.,, t
s,n vS nU aoup. no.s ~ GHSL ue so Aasr s waf IT,
iouItGcn t wears ios avocnas, ai,u pay noM III
easn, nesass n3tss, over per eent o. nc va!uG
" " NY Toicy' Wueh uA ~ IeaIlzc LAls ptpItist1
, 1879-03-20


4 patron, throughout Tho city. we tare established
below witrrN adyciticitisits viii nc tnKcn fvr III, rN
prizes charged al tic Main ucc anA tr received
until O'Clock D. Ill during tic Week, mud until p, M
un Saturdays:
j. d il. slA1Ms. DooksclIcts nni slationers, l29
TTenfy.kcc0nu-ft, .-- ..
IS: M: Valdez. NeysAeaicr. stattoaer, etc.. 1ooa
1.Olit:tlr T1iHuAsTOS, West. Side News Depot !
II. e. liEtsltlEK, Jewccr SGwE1cacr, aud Fnncg
GooaR. TN sakG.t !. corner t.tneotM:
, 1879-03-20

IN thH Column. hrtS irts or ttu. d cents mr. N.
strsson. fasa adaitfihnu! TIM, 10 ckntx.
, 1879-03-20
Personal,

.....-. PERSONAL ..-........ .
N thfs c1lur. Tires Hnfs 1r lfsa - cents In
teriion. Each additional hnt, u eenfs
DERsoNA1<-EL1ZA ANN GODDESS WOULD LIRE
l. ntwsI las hid nothing fur two months, iA m.
ENn1 y
, 1879-03-20

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
J1TANTESl-Ttl Iu1.tHAsE-A HOUSE or TO
W III ruHnla with lot Ut Ahnut ~ fees front. 1Dta.
tim must hv nrst. Class. Answers receive attention
must Eirt full description unI price. Address Il ~,
Iribuag D1Iicc.
t1TASTER-OWSEI:S CAN MARE CASH SALE
Of 20 10 tf4t feet on West WashtngtOF-s5. By adj
HteakluS Il ~ I rtlItlnh ujirr
, 1879-03-20

70 aford Immediate ,t,, relief ~ nathma, Try Or.
coming tho epaamotic contraction Uf thg wind
tubue, nnl by eauaing tho circtlon Of tic mncus
which clogs them. For wlsoopinu. .cuugh cronp,
and honEeencss, thId medicine ia e1nny hcnuNcisl;
willie for all pulmonary mud bronchial disorders II
II holh palliative and q curative, and sure md
, 1879-03-20
SITUATIONS wArTEn-uAx,E.

IN thts column, fhrts Hnss itst y cenls per
ttfiioa. Each additinnaf nns, IN cents.
, 1879-03-20

Ton sALE-A CnMrLETE FILE or CiilGAOn
IL Daily and Eu.lllY Tribune fnr the ypar t~1H lu
good condition, eleaP. AudTess g. rtlbtIa o.ls.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

means OF which We will surely <" Tor
ward TO prosperity AMI happiness as
people, and with the aid Of navigsble
river. and railroads we will soon be
master of our eltnation and bid defiance
to any snd all communities ia the Union
to show greater and more permanent
progress and prosperity. The c"mpe.
tition of newcomers in trade aud labor
will 1000 70, out the irones among Us
or teach them new lessons in thrift
of which they hnv. never dreamed
No doubt some will long for tn, olden
days when the sickle. the baud scy,he
and rake was all that was needed ia
in fa,m'lg. when upon q capital OF
$1,000 would yield in trade an income
Of three or four hundred per ceat..
while the trader sat and l,unged sb"u,
BIZ, store two thirds Of $ time; but
those oldcn days will not come back.
Men will handle more capital, and
handle it over and over again durin.
the year. aud make less per cent. each
time. but as much 10 the aggregate by
the use Of lar more industry aud labor
Such are the ioreshaJow ngs of III.
nesr future of the situation Of THU
country. and the man who dall'cs auc
gets in the way ii this jnggesuaut o
progress will surely 6nd himself crushe.
beneath its wheel.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08
The rer.nlwus.

The Mountaineer thu. disc,urses il
regard to wha, the Oregon Pacific will
do:
After giving the above question due
considerable We have come Ia the con
clusi0n that The Dallrs will bp the ter
minus Of the Oregon Pacific railro.A. i,
not rernane tiy. nj least E.r a number
IT years. This is the maouer in which
We put it ny.
In the first place. the road will come
to the C"l"mhi~ river either At W ,lln'.
or at the old Una,illa landing. and will
remain ut eli er me IT these places as
long a. the present M de Of :ranspn,ta-
ton ran move the freight. When thav
no longer can do 50. the road will ba
continued on down the river I" this
place. where the tsrminn. will remain
TOR IN indefinite period: mixing ,he dis
Irritating point for Portland Kalams
aud Astoria. Nv the time thi. state NJ
things viii have t.ken mace the lock,
aud csnsl Vt the Cascades will hr com
nlatei. AID one th"ns"nd TN har"p'
will he ahl ~ leave The D.lles l"adet
With the products "f this co"n'rv am
he t"wed d;rec. 10 Portland. Kslamn o
Astoria. And juS 40 long rs it will h
n the interest NJ the Oregon Pnc' fl
Company to make Tho Dalles the kr
minus 81 their rriIroad. inst =, long ~il
It rem-in so. II seems plain to us tina
this will be the plan adopted. A, an
= te. va nre suve that that ,ortion a
IN" ro,a living heswee" The n,l'es an
the Cascades will he the last c,nstrnc'
ed. because il will coat IT. least f,n
times rs much ". any other . r,ion q
the route. And then the crmpan
hav" the hnats harecs ~tc. sufficient :
perform the work fnr the next ten wear
: -~ith the aid If the l.cks--snd "
arc satisfied in our own mind that the
, will ad"rt fhis plan.
Should our gueas prove correct. III
msov xuvartsges that will m 'nrsll
, aecsd" q QUE city and surronndin
country. We need mt sac ~ shst
. we'll understood nv Ill intelligent PEI
I .o"s. We will say, how.vr .hs, "
future rro.neri'v of The n,iles is n
sursj aud let every one act accordinel
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

RAILROAD MEETING AT sP.v. on Sat
urday, August ., the citizens OF Lewiston.
pursuant 10 call, met at the court house.
4. MeGregor, Esq. was called to the
chair aud q. J. Warner appointed as sec
Rotary. 4. Leland. E.q exrlsired the
ohjec, Of the meetirg to he the appoint
m-nt Of = committee To device wavs and
means to d-frsy the proportion Of ex-
pense. belonging to the people OF Lewis'on
TO pay in flung and mining the survey
ing party now 10 he field vie~in9 the
middle fork CIear~a'er pass o the Bitter
Ron, range, II was announced that the
people of Csmas prairie lad come out
literally. ard il was urged that the people
Of Lewiston he no less liberal. Mr.. ~
land exrl,ined the circumstances that had
led IN the making Of this surve'. which
were well received. and on motion ef
Judge John Clark a committee Of fve
ri'izen. were appointed consisting of J
Rand. ESQ . Geo. Gias.. L q Boise. J. P
v"lim.r snd T 8 Billings. with authority
70 solicit and receive donations from ei.i
gems and 10 exrend the n.nney IN iiqn;d-t.
| ing the rxppnsps incurred und-. IN" direc
zion Of Engineer II. n Mccartney in max
ing the survey Of the middle .rk Clear
water pass After few remarks an tn.
general s:tjsct OF railroads. the meeting
adjourned A. McGREGoR,
D. J. WARNER, Chairman.
! Secretary
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

The Rural Ne,c Yorker. which j.
eood au'hority. ssys 'hss the price ii
wheat from the inc ,mins harvest will
he high, th.t both England and France
hsvs a deficiency and that Italy will
reqair, shipments from Ne, that Rassi,
viii have has comparatively . ANAL
surplus. II these are fsoss our farm
ers and wheat dealers ought to gather
in largely this yesr
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

porIcY.-We NAV be absolutely
cortain that IF We hock"n forward the
Utah X Northern Petite onr midst
within the next year. the Northern
Pa";G" will he here two years e"r!ic'
han it otherwise would. with d;rsc'
on''o'e. both TO the east and the west
Herald
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08
Secretary

]. B MnNT,ErH. late Indian agent n,
Lsrwai. after months and y%srs Of patient
suffering from that lingering disease. con.
sumption. snrcnmhed to the grim visitor
death. on Thursday morning. lie leaves
numerous relatives aad friends TO mourn
hia lOss
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08
NOTICE.
SUMMONS.

In the Probate c"art Of the Territory Of idaho.
in and for the c"rnty uf Idaho.
Action brought in the ! r h;Ie cnu,t Of the ter
rit"ry OF Idah". in anil Tor the couut, of idaho
and the complaint filed in said n y Of Idaho
in the office of the Judge Of said Probate c"urt.
l.. p. Brown plaintiff vs.. a. |. Chapm IN de-
fenatnf.
TIME PEOPLE OF THE UNITTD STATS
] of territory ~ Idaho nd gic,.inv to A.
Chairman defendant. Yon are he . v r, auirei
I" ppear n an acton hrnn. ht against yuu nv
the ah"ve named plnin'ifr, in the Proha .
court Of III. terr,t"r, of lda"". n and far III.
county OF Idaho and to answe The complaint
filed therein. within ten days Exclusive 81 tne
In, at servicel after the service on ytu of this
summ"hs--G served within this county : ar, il
served "ni Of this county. but in this d sr ct
within twenty days Otherwise, within thirty
days-"r ia igment by de ault will he taken
| against you accord ny tothe PRAYER of said
complaint. The said nct,on is hour ht 10 re.
cave. the s. m "f eightytw. ,'ult rs go, law al
money Of the United Stats, due fr M defend.
ant to plaintiff up HI k accnnnt, aud more
fully set forth in the complaint on ii e in nv
"tfice. andf costs of suit. Aud YOU are ere.
by notified that If you fail :" appear and an
swer the said complaint. as abnve re- u ,ed, ths
/ sa'd plaintiff will take Judgment against W.,
Tor s$id sum Of eighty-two dollars, 1881 and
costs If suit.
Given under my hand and the sea, of tb,
Probate ciurt If the territory %
| Idaho. in and for the county o
/ lsEALl Idaho. is 9Th nay IF May in tn,
/ year OF our ord one tn, ussnd Gig b
hundred and seventy nine.
ssoRx Bow.R.
Probate Judge and Ex.O6icio clerk
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AAAn\ MONTH gu .rxntesd. sl2 a
VIZ lay ut h"me made by the indus
A"E rius. Capital not required: we
VUau0vtyvil l start you. Sen, women, bay.
and girls made money faster ut
work TOR Us than nj anything else The work
Is light and pleasant aud such as anyone can
4" right at. rh.sc who are wise who ser this
notice VII send Us their address vt once and
SEQ for themselves. Costly .ut6t and terms free
Nov is the time. These alrracy ut work are
laying up large sums IT money. Address
TRuE Co., Augusta Maine.
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