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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04

London. Dec. 30 The Tina.
KienDa correspondent, giving al.
TAILS Of fine mot Of students of al.
university Of Kaef, Russia, ssrs.
The students IN q neeiinp a,..1s
outside decided to pratest as.,;ps.
closing of the university A basx
of dhssA. well armed, apcoraipolr
Proceeaea 30 the nnirtrslty a,,s
forced their way in, after alisanp.
lug ahe 5ewn police. They then
ffzaa natIse blackboard an es.~.
retic protest against the arbitarx
proceeding of the aufhor5ti4s
Two companies cf local riil;ts
tried to dispense the sindents, VIVA
uesisted aud ihereupon collision.
in which 80 persons wess killsa
and wounded on both aides. Al
last IA ftsnce of cavalry snpceedes
lin clearing the square ia fsofit ID
the nniEersity. and Che students
were arrested. Ei1nilur riot.
thoseal on . Rrnaller scale, ara said
to Alave broken cnt 5n other n,ii.
wersitv TOWNS of Rnsssa. ut ID IT,
pleNea there is an lDfeiltion af ono.
claiming q stale of Siege il Eigf
and KlIa1k OF. Orders hase been
sent to rluers at the frontier 10 ~
double their vigilance, III order 10
pat q stop to rrvo4ntionnrs
Parnpblets islias sanagglha inss
the eountag, u pracEine which Bus
Ibetsn gNing on \ large scale. asd
ITO prevent t!se autranes Of rsuclp-
ia0nury esrpissasfes.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04

christmas, iin Lake Charles, pass
ed off as usual, very quiet, mo dis
itlrbariee except from q couple of
,c0lored men who gottoomuehegsss-
nog and had Ito HE sclassed among
stlisorderg; hut onr constable,
who lis always artlliis post, toak'care
s0ftfhem.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04

no QUE GTIsToafERs.--Our first
commercial wear will tdleseon the
aAthiinst., md wewish rtoclose all
accounts on that day ana ibegin
anew ON the 18th, the Theginliing
Of,our new year.
ID. WI. BRYAN & Go.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04
hespectfulsy yours.

HUE AsQlIIfsN III. AMBER &II1ENC-
lEp-sIe are gratiiiea to clsrollidle
the fact THAT the Hon.g iii. Acl1Ien,
lmemhenofC ongressaro Louisiana,
who was some time ago grossly
slantered, Ill,as been tIinmphaatly
Nintlicated. Mr.. .Aallen was adj
Nised bg % committee Of democrats
Ito withdraw from the race i'm view
sof these charges, IbgtlheMeiY wisely
irefused ITO do 40, wallllanowing that
Ibis character would have been
thereby Internationally blasted. HE
Submitted the facts TO IA republican
committee, Ibefare tile election, and
he lit said ito their credit Ithat, AFTER
carefully Investigating the case,
they pronounced him innocent III
THE changes, and stated thafii it WAS
zen attempt to fl1laalsinall. He ran
ithe raoe thraugh and was success
ful. On the 18th ulty q card ap-
Ipeared in tAe Washington Ipapers
signed by Judge Eastis, MQu1s. ~.
d. Illam, IL. W.. Robertson and ~.
John Ellis, sof Louisianss and ak
representatives Of ptller STATES,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04
AM fassss@asassf s@ciAsmf ~ si.s
ETaSEa,ss,s i've .sasxsRssd.

Lendaa. Dae- 2ss1lhe Tiaas
A. hts alsapal.sisll ssrtiele to-aaa ssys.
We bu1@ r..asea ao sNsGass t!Esat
ioa+ armane Sil;t stock bspts ia
the city ssas decided 10 take sl, it,
faoeef'tahees outstanding at ENs
per sa.,ut. atgserast. sf fIsis Az tsre,.
1T as u very isNpol'taslt flsaasan, rad
the prcmrtitsaas With which, alh4-
lssep Ih,ss lbean decided upon de-
lainnatrutas very f+sleilSy What sail
ssterg eject ll,as beeD produced rs
Ihank fplluras."
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04

On all Ready Made tOlofliing, a
deduction a,f 90 per cert. will he
maaelfor the pilrposelot tclosingoln
.nar wintertstock. M.ecann0tafford
ito carry goods after the season rs
over. u. wv. BRYAN 81 Go.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04

The attention of our readers IL
called TO the advertisement of the
Galveston News.
6endiin wourmme and price of
subscription, and you will mot re
greet lit.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04

GHRIsnaiAs ATnHE CRY HonEs
Anong tile aang good dinnars
.saten aestendag lnone oouId Aexe
,exeallod lthat Iprapared by Mlesars,
MnaforA IA Wutsop for itlas guests
sqf tIse City Hstal. The Min effats
was oae ifhatemhrlced every ,tlsine
IT'D lbe foaud ip tle narlet an AIse
'~ey ef fish, meats aud game, witt
sll stalicsaias III the season. aa,Vad
iin aslmiratiIe style There WAS
enough for sll, and all heal'tily az,
jjeSSssl iii %. Picarane.
The IbaI ssf f,Ane at ahe City
Hotel ~ always first class and
under lthe management of its eff
eant and pepuler proraieters
aalsasss. Matpfond q MatsopD
as4ks al No. i, aasong the Hotsls
ii Tho 'secaai City
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04

ga.e Way .sniprnflts from o.
raapg are pouring into T.xas
,,sl..aa'lw it,dIiraas,s Hhaf aIl,e ,,stises
of f,4tl,eslaasa Il,,se made IN, al,s,r
mind 10 taausao,1m tss Lone III,
State as4ts, i psm Gesulat.s. gl,s
:,,aeaSiH,.,,a If abp ssrs,.., a..s..r laa
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04

HnpuB11c4susn IN 1878 VS.. nEruB1uc2T-
rsM IN 1863.

Washington, Dec EG-Some of
Che lenders of the Rspnbiican
lpaiiig are OF q4iinian ltiIat the out
mage business xaFHn4f he made o
telling iissne ID lti1enezt PHosidep-
,tial sc,sBp,sien. Dit lis a mere mat
tea eE sentiment, they sgy;, and
}laes mot ee.ane home 60 The pao-
lt'!e as F,ractical issues a}lwass do.
Hlhey acmii That if ite Mllfite peo-
nile tshe TO csaitrtjl the Southern
AStat-s. iiiles nilst ,lis0, ITO u very
great degree, ctsDtroi the ilwgro
vote. THE wette eff the ignorant
iunSl dependant sclasses are always
more on less santralled by the
wensti,g and Intelligent portion oi
tile population. Din the NORTH,
scmpitaa cantrals VOTES. Raiiraaa
corporations cam and do tfiotate to
their employees. So do mill OVID
,urs III Peunsyiluatiia mid Massa-
edbnsetts. But There iis aprectieal
question growing out eH the
5authenn ounmges, say Itbese inen,
Which will tcIlsim the attention Of
THE Morthen public mind, sund itIlut
lis the questian of representation.
The south lhlss twenty representa-
tines based ON Negro motes. Ut
These Nsttes are to count for
nothing, save to adl(I representa-
stiem 80 the South, then the North
will demand fhat something be
dome. The &eutfh pays Che gfeat
praparEitn of ttiCzes, and lit will NOT
Ihave It's innney voted away to its
,dtisudiNu,stage by these ttMauty adj
itiitional Representatives., which in
ttiiifttct ssive lfile South theeeutrol III
die Govan,meist.
The nepiy to this by Southern
gmenisn
Yen armefclaa the constitution.
and imposed negro suGnager upon
us, ena we have suffered iisnmaas-
vusnl'le eSils tllsrftll,g. Mtrw ttlltt
iiIhe Acknowledgements 10 be niempt,d IlT
lus, ai.u wmrt TO undo what you
llsave done WE Ihatl Ina choice ia
'tile metter, b,st bud e. ltake d very
llarge Hromiias. III evil sa ~ 4 IfiqtiA
good, mud ~ aalc;sn no lIipil ITO that
aitfle."
Alil the is,iieations POW If,e;isH ~
I'm agitation ut no Ilste day far lttse
Acknowledgement Of ithe .,eere,, and
sahc Nepdhi,aa,ss will ,Sl4lihAmttssly
ilarspose it, a Very preuiinept re-
,puulicar swid I'D me ttlse other day,
'''llf we ooaidl opss Gat MID III tIsis
negro question we aoulSi whip the
igaalM,cr,gts every tame HE sslea,st
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04

A Kansas City dispatch Of tass
rs, sleNs: The weather ths past
week HAS IaeAp Etlle sevsFest llsnowp
iii that fagipp for tw4sst,y fse
years. Ovas two asst al aaow oer-
;ais tive earth. The mercury Mas
Ibaap several degrees bslow Eeso.
HE Nsissanili aixAi bis &,ean clas-
IA far d week and the ioe ie IS foot
thick %. Rioeyuee
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04

GOLD MEAblHEk IN HE PAST
The a0dh of November, lS7T, lack
ssd 'eply one degree "a being ~
cold ses the 25ah dnstept. on Dee,
29, a876. the mauoufF stood ut 26,
md on Dan. 40 1876. IL dropped
down 10 24. Tile eolaast day e.
pefiepced here 10 tlseiast six wears
Yves ep the 29th of jan 1873,
Mhap at 4 e'aioek a. NJ. t|he tiler-
apometer registered "a degrees
above zero. Galveston News.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04
sscfa@s Gofasg "a, Washington.

fit. Le'fis, Dr,e. 30.-Fiipe chiefs
of tlre Ute ll,d}isi,s ar-isad here
to-day en touse from Csslsa,ldle to
Washington, IA, ieansuiia With the
isntsiiior dsenartDaut nelatiae to lthe
sale by Them 10 tile seNat,n,pept off
anatIlsef strip IA sIhau aasefwafiion.
'sfliisssl IL snid 10 he a very aalsaa-
a'se enin.s'iai distrset taslss-stss
News.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04
sscaaaaasgsnssas. Sssa@ssepr

Glllisaa~,. llvf. %. -sJ4ila Klsis,.
i,n,p has slascr X ae,ssusiksiyIe ss,,s,ts'
asss ltpa sit,'sttiirs assrsssb. killing
;30iIsirdls straight.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04

a NoiAAp WAS loltafea tllousand
popnas 4 abe Mopld sensAin slIept for
1.-Two boprs. Atisl.e end ~ fistaep min
sstss Ahe asked, ~aspt ahe Time aearIy
lyp
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04
Axazsas Ear ssae Eialao.
HAPPY NEW v EAR

daily mail service lbetwaen New
liberia Iaud Orange, n'ezas, will
,conamencei I'M "a few d,mH.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04
Tlbe Gefsesg Fever Conn
naRassaGaa.

New OiIIealas, Dec. 29--s5t.ra-
tor Paddock, of Nelbusska, sal.-
geon7sseneral Woodwoath and
Sum. A. Gane-n, a the slattanal
yellow teaea commission, have an
rived; also senators glatnai, 80
MissiasigqFiis md Eastis, ef Louis
lama. Senator AesIle,sssG, of Louis
hama, lis expected to aaslse to-insor-
fdN.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-04

UgFleasF vs. N.aanapana.

New Eoaa1. Dec. .2Ss The great
six days walk in Gilraore's garden
nsrwean G'Iuearv ana Catnpat a,
was fllisl,ad to-Enigli 10 THE pres
ssspoe af a ssai'ge roncaasse OF spac-
tators. D'E,e,nY ut ''the end n,f the
walk appeared anits dinsb, but
Dmlnpana mas utterly nsed mp. The
number cd miles e0vei'ad Ibr % Lea
ny WAS 400 i o. llaanpnna 357 1a4
miles. Tire fpsrm~r stopped walk
iing at lsi.As a ma, and abe Datter
MI l0.46 ~. m. The gate .amones,
lit lis ssaiid, wall anonut to over $40, X
000. AT ttIlss eoncsnsiOn vs fine walk
Cmmpana, in an Address, Offered to
rnn amy mmn in England on Alnei-
iica TWELVE days. The nlaieh TO be
for s1D;098.
Name. Anderson continued her
walk to-day ih BnooltlwEn. During
sire rileater part of the day she
stesgsred around the track in what
arppeured Ito be a duEsa condition,
hut towards evening Mns briglt-1
.ened app by masie. She averaged
u qualit+,r Of d mile every four min
lrtas. At 10 p. am. she had eo4n-
gl.ted her al6a qn,pilter miles.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-02
Fortune seekers.

Messrs john Runyan and AT. Bo-
mar went out to Kempner's ranch, a
few days ago, to search for the 81 900
and gold watch that Davis, one Of the
sale robbers, claimed 70 have buried
under a. lone tree. We understand
they did a huge amount Of digging,
but did not learn whether they found
the treasure; nevertheless, there were
twenties aaoat during The next day Or
two.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-02
A Good Move

our business men are discussing.
among themselves whether they viii
close up on Sundays. and we under.
stand most of them would be glad q
60 It i all would consent. The stores
ought to be closed on tie. Sabbath.
and we lope the consent Of all Of the
proprictors will be obtained to do 50.
z would not only be recognizing the
sabbath and giving all q chance 10
attend places Of worship, but will be
q benefit TO the clerks, who have
heretofore been kept at work evely
day. They need rest, and their con-
slderation alone should induce mer.
chants to suspend business one day in
the week. If all will close, none Of
enelr business will be effected by The
change.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-02

proven failure. Gen. George Fl.
Thomas is honored as one of the great
est Generals Of the late war. and also
for gallantry in the war with Mexico.
The preparations Of the Army Of the
Cumberland for this occasion are on !
grand scale, and the Mexican yeter-
ans will also participates. General
Grants inability to be here at that
time defeats the efforts of a little
clique TO turn the occasion into no
litical shout and hurrah for him.
PHoNo.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-02

" R. Matter, an Indian agent in
Arizona, writes that the Moquis Indi-
ans have an infallible antidote for the
bite Of the rattlesnake; but they keep
it secret. During their festival called
SNAKE dance" which occurs every
two years, the indians allow them
selves to be repeatedly bitten by rat
ilesnakes Tbs antidote Is swallowed.
and the poison is neutralized
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-02

An English paper. Capital and La
Dor, thinks that, while excessive la
Dor, exposure to wet and cold, deprI-
walton ofsufiicient quantities of nee
essary and wholesome food, habitual
bad lodgings, sloth and intenlperance
are all deadly enemies to human life,
none of them are SO bad as violent and
passions. Men and wo-
men have survived all the former, says
the writer, and at last reached an ex-
IRENE old age, but it may be safely
doubted whether a single instance can
be found of a man Of violent and irasci.
bic temper, habitually subject te
storms of ungovernabIe passion, who
has arrived at very advanced peri
cd Of life. 1t is, therefore, a matter
Of the highest Importance to every
one DESTROYS of preserving ga sound
mind in a sound BODY to have a spe-
cial care amid all the vicissitudes and
trials Of life, to maintain a quiet pos
session of this own spirit
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-02

A dispatch from New York to the
San Francisco Chronicle, undur date
of November 2lst, says:
Al meeting Of the Board of Di-
rcctors of the Northern Pacific Rail
road the following important resoIl-
ton was adopted:
Resoired, That the agricultural
lands Of the company west Of the
Missouri river to Puget sound shall be
offered for sale to actual settlers at
the Government price Of two dollars
and fifty cents per acre, with the
addition thereof Of ten cents per acre,
to be paid to the Company. to reim-
burse it for the cost Of selecting, sur
veying and conveying the said lands.
This resolution does not apply to
coal or iron lands. nor to lands chiefly
valuable for timber, nor to lands re-
CURED for town sites or suitable for
nahuiacturing sites; nor, IN regions
where water is scare. to lands contain
ing springs Or other natural supply.
where it shall be for tbs interests Of
settlers at large that such water privi-
leges shall not be exclusively held Or
controlled By any individuals; nor To
lands required for the use Of the COM
pany in connectionof the road.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-02
Arrivals at the Luna House.

7. Carroll, Fl. Clifton, Prof Rutan.
Richard Barnes, James Grew, Boise City
O. Landreth, VIM. Riley Bear Run; A.
B. Morrell N. Wetzell, Z B. Mclaughlin
John Schilling, Garden valley; Con Dris-
coll, Con Donahoe, G. B. Baldwin, city
P. M Smith, Boise road; Dan Robinson
shafer creek; NJ. F. Waldron, Center
vile.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-02
WASHINGTON LETTER.
IRON our regular oorrespondeat.l


WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov 20, 1873.
Ed WoRLD:- Within few days
past there has been a revival Of the
talk about Secretary Evarts retiring
from the Cabinet to take the English
Mission. A few weeks ago, when
this report was originally started Mr..
Evarts made light Of it, and l thought
his appointment, or acceptance, SO inn
probable that | did not refer to the
subject. But now the gossips are at
tacking it agaiu 50 confidently and
slyly there may be something to war
rant their specalations 1t IL undar-
stood that Mr.. Eyarts, who is by far
the abest member Of the Cabinet, is
considerably disappointed in regard
TO the influence and popularity of the
Administration, and that he feels most
bitterly the humiliating position oc-
cupied by it with reference 10 the
late canvass in New York, as well as
in some ether matters Then, too,
the late attack Of Mr.. Schurz' st.
Louis newspaper upon the State De
partmcnt has had, OF certainly must
have, its effect upon the feelings Of
Mr.. Evarts. When a Republican jour
nal Of which a member Of the Cabinet
is half owner makes the statement
that the department of the Govern
ment presided over BY a colleague is
the only one where "raScality earns
promotion and honesty is punished, "
there must be touch of GOODNESS to
follow. Mr.. Schurz was violently as
sailed for this utterance by the Wash
ington organ, edited by the late. gov
ernment printer, which called upon the
President to demand his resignation.
But no such demand has been, or ever
sill be, made. The price Of Mr.
schurz' support Of Hayes in 1876 was
q Cabinet portfolio during tie !atter's
term Of Office, and he cannot be kicked
out. lie disclaims al responsibility
for the paragraph aid says through "
published card that, having severed NJ
editorial connection with his paper up
on entering the Cabinet, he is no more
responsible for its utterances than II
is for his official acts. That Is all
true as far as it goes, yet it must be
confessed that it viii be difficult fol
Mr.. Schurz or his friends to reconcile
with good faith OF good taste ins bold
ING even proprietary interest IN
journal that so savagely attacks the
administration of which he is part
The Grant element in the party has
no love Tor Schurz, and will make the
most Of any hold they can get upon
him Ii will be remembered that q
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-02

when tile Democratic caucus gets
together in Washington this month
its frs, duty should be to appoint a
committee to take an account of the
stock Of brains which the party may
have available. Brains ought to have
more to do with things next session
than usual
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-02
The Value of steam Power.

The aggregate steam power in use
in the world is at present 3,5O0,O00
horse power employed in stationery
engines, and 100000 horsepower in
locomotive engines. This force is
maintained without the consumption
of animal food, except by the miners
who dig the Goals, and the force main
tanned in their muscles is about l to
1850 The steam-power is equal to
the working force of $4,000, 900 horses,
and one horse consumes three times
as much food as one man. The steam
power, therefore, is equivalent to tie
saving of food for 100000 human
beings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-02
LOCAL NEWS s.

The wire bridge being rebuilt across
Salmon river on the trail from Flor
enceto Warrens, has been blown down
by hurricane.
As THE Utah & Northern Railroad
will run through great portion If
Southern Idaho next year, large I'M
migration may be expected to our
blooming Territory.
The Legislature Ct Washington
Territory has adjourned.
Nh 4. McVE1eH, the mill-wright
who is placing the machinery in po-
siton in the Garden valley grist mill,
was in town last Friday, and made
US call III company with Mr.. A. B.
Morrell. He informs us that it will
take some time yet to get ready for
grinding, as some indispensable ma
chinery had to be ordered from Cali
fornia. Mr.. McVeigh is said to thor
oughly understand all about grist
mills, and shonld he prove himself to
be as good as has been represented,
The Company would do well to place
The mill under his charge
81. OAR is, formerly Of Alturas
county, is at Baker City. Oregon.
john KELLEY, the noted violinist, is
giving entertainments at Lewiston
JUICE Hart has moved his Office in
10 the room in the Court House form
erly occupied by the District Clerk.
SEE change in tile Sheriff's adver-
1isement Offering one-half Of the Sub
Rosa mill and mines for sale.
ALL those who were in attendance
at the Grand Lodge of Good Tenn
pIars from this city have returned.
New mining companies are being
organized to operate in Utah.
Mrs. j. B. EMERY will leave for New
York city today for stock of fancy
dry goods
a LOG cabin at Quartzburg, with
everything in it, was destroyed by
lire, short time ago. 1t belonged 10
William Hamilton, whose loss is 500
or$8OO.
oNE hundred aud twenty-five cars
are being constructed in the compa-
ny's shops at Tacoma, to be shipped
around to Ainsworth, where they will
be used or the Pen d. OreIle division
OF the N. P railroad. Over 100000
ieet Of lumber from the Tacoma mill
Is being received at the shops to be
used in the construction Of cars.
Ma. S, G. slLsBr is at Boise CITY
On business trip.
Ma. IsADoR SMITH is on the other
side Of the Basin.
RAIS commenced falling last Sun
aay, audit has been raining constant
y ever since. The snow has disap-
p'ared from the south sides Of the
foothills.
Mr. JOHN GERMAN is driving stage
between here and Boise City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-02
Authorized Agents.

Hon. Geo. w. Parsons, of Rocky Bar, is
our agent at that place, and authorized to
collect moneys due this Office and receipt
for the same
Z Mr.. Asa Abbott, of Atlanta, is our agent
at that place, and authorized to collect all
bills due this office and give receipts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-02
Inventors and Patentees

should send for instructions, terms, refer,
ences, &C., to Edison Brothers, Solicitors
of Patents. Washington, ID. O., who fur
nish the same WITHOUT CHARGE. Edison
Brothers is wellknown and successful
firm Of large experience, having been es-
.ablished in 1866. If.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-02

MANY Of our Virginia girls wonld
rather wear their stockings with holes
in them than haze them darned, be-
cause when darued they are men ded,
and girls prefer men alive Foot
light.
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Estate n SAMUEL stewart dec ascj
- OTICG Is HEkEBI t4lYEN BY THE USDEE-
"a signed. administrator al he estate Of SemaP
Stewart, deceased 10 tbs arealtors Of and al per
sons hav.ns claims agSilsI. the said deceased l.
exhibit them With Tie ueeessary vouchers. eiih;,
ter u2eGth after re hgst pol ca@pH Of this MOTTO
to the said stimulus traitor Il lis cit III l1no els
County OF B5ise, and Territory ot h.Aho.
JONAS ~ BONN.
ssa 4 ti1scg,
Dated At IDAHO City, JRae II lSs9-1a,
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Notice.

In the matter of the estate of John winner, de-
ceased.
In Probate Court Of Boise county Idaho Territory
AZ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN by THE UNDER
w signed. Executor Of the estate Of John Win
ner. deceased, TO the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against, the said deceased TO exhibit
them With the necessary vouchers within sous
months after the first publication OF this notice to
the said Executor, at his residence, on Squaw
creek in Boise county, Idaho Territory
ROBERT BARBOUR,
Executor of the estate of John Winner deceased.
Dated Idaho City, August 10. ls79.-4w.
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school Exhibition.

An exhibition will be given by the
public school at the school house, in
this city, on Friday evening, Decem-
Der Goth.