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Daily Republican., 1880-09-07
PUBLIC SALES.

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Daily Republican., 1880-09-07

4 gDOD SECOND HAND
v SAN S.,on and harnes, ,ogsrson
IN Il. b." Li"'' Oo-8g
Daily Republican., 1880-09-07

BRplNtf-WlTH GOOD ROOMS,
.lGtsG terms. lO1 ShIpley al. Silt m
Daily Republican., 1880-09-07

'lHS1IONAL NURSE GALL ON
Vss BALDWIN, 9lb Delaware avenue.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-07
rt,R aALE.

~AyAlUAsLE II,S pRoPGsi slol;S M
n harsft w dew of he delaware
.sSIgs tSs h9t.a 'ifs he siiy. The b use els =
rrs tiai a,ai,,n,ially % nl laid out and lar lar . .
liz ysIt, S,,f i'I q large variety o. choice dc
sy,hiAd, IVY WIN 81 c3ndltiou PRICE ! low }, !.
a a'h o.lSGtSI o.i,s,,I Al, Wiluing ton, Del
Daily Republican., 1880-09-07

A,TEp-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
'h,gse1ork st lg5 Justison at. eot3t
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

Danskin Bros. have let the contract
for another brick house to be built adj
joining this Office. 1t is hard to tell
when they will stop building.
Maple. walnut and other trees
which ornament many premises in
Bo Sc, are now clothed in those ai'-
tumnal Tits which make the western
forests Of America 50 enchanting.
We learn that work will be COM
nensed again on be Rising Sun mine,
Shaws mountain, under the supervi-
sion of NJ. Il. Thurman. Glad To
know that this valuable mine will
INV have chance TO show It's real
worth.
John Elliott don't keep the "tiger'
at his saloon, but lie has big stuffed
painter on exhibitions. Same var
NIT as was killed on Dry creek. John
also keeps st fled club under the bar
with which to preserve order.
IT. hsHdi pIeutCttoIs dDout uit
weather Of the coming winter are in
obliged in by the old Representatives,
Can't tell with any certainty until
prairie chickens begin to come il.
Awful thick covering Of feathers, hard
winter.
Dir. Stephens catch # the last three
weeks run counts six boys ahead. H,
has shut down on that lead, and il now
prospecting for girls. His idea is t.
bring the boys and girls out even
The other doctors have made no re
port.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

TO the fruits Of their industry
The basis Of substantial. practical
civil service reform must first be es-
tablished by the people filing the
elective oilices; if they fix = high
standard Of qualifications FIR Office,
and sternly reject the corrupt and in
competent, the result will be decisive
fili governing the action Of The SER
wants whem they inlrust with appoint
ing power. a,fs
Let 10 encourage the harmony and
generous rivalry among our own IN
dustrics which will leylye orr LAM
gushing merchant marine, extend our
commerce with foreign nations, assist
lonr merchants, manufacturers, and
producers to deyeIop pnr vast natural
resources. and incr. ase the prosperity
and happiness Of on people.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15
ada County News.
FROM The Democrat.

Much fruit has been frozen on the
trees the past few nights.
The winter apples were not injured
by the frosts. They are now being
gathered.
The owners IF the Paynaster mine
on Shaw's mountain, are now taking
ont some good rock.
A big catamount was killed over
the river, opposite town. three u four
nights ago.
Wa!nuts are getting ripe. Some
of the yards have butternuts and
hazelnnts growing.
Cy Rails brought in two fat CHINA
mon bears, and eleven deer the other
day, and IS out after more.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

Two mines, prepared for the assas<-
nation Of the Gar, have been discnv-
cred on the Emperor's journey To
Livadia. One of these was on the
railway in the Ekaterinosiav Govern
ment, and the other was in the Tan
ride Government, a, a distance OF l16
versts on tie railway To Simpheropol,
and was found charged with three
pools ofdynami;e, in two cases equal
~ divided, and also an electric wire,
but with no battery.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15
II is a enrions fact that the locnmo

IT is a curious fact that the locpmo-
tive which, with its train, went down
with the Tay bridge, is now running
regularly between Glasgow and Ed
burg. For three months it lay at the
bottom of the Tay. but when it was
brought mp it was fonnd uninjnred,
except the funnel, dome and weather
board, which had to be renewed. 1t
ran on its own wheels to Glasgow just
as it came out Of its long bath.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15
Fast Freight and Passenger Line to
Banner.

The Undersigned is now running a
Tri-Weekly Express to Banner Car
ries passengers, the u S. mail, tasl
freight, etc. Leaves Idaho City every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at I
A. NJ; returning, leaves Banner on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
at I A. NJ Parties can have saddle
horses if preferred
CHAS. MAGEE
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

WHpN. year ago, Chief Victoria
learned that the Americans had put
him in dime novel, he immediately
went upon the wa, path, and is now
shedding the blood of pale faces To
wipe out the Insult. He didn't mind
being robbed by Indian agents, but
the dime novel outrage was too much
- Norr. Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

THERE is to be whistling match in
Bridgeport ostensibly for prizes in
money; but it is evidently ruse to
get a great many nuisances together,
and explode a key of dynamite under
the building in which they meet. The
scheme should receive the encourage
ment # our best Citizens Norris
town Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15
A VILLAGE sheriff in Tolland county

A VILLAGE sheriff in Tolland county
was sent to arrest disturber of the
peace. The disturher got away from
him, when the sheriff drew revolver
and Immediately put bullet through
his own hand. 1t is supposed he pui
his hand before the mnzzle so the dis
tnrber w ,uld not sec. what he was do
ing = Danhury News.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15
LOCAL N eVVS-

We return thanks to Geo. r. Row
ell & Go. for their complete news
paper directory of the States and Ter
ritorirs of the United States, the Do
|minionrof Canada, and Newfoundland.
AL. HULL, who has been confined to
bis bed for few days with severe
cold, is on the mend, ard will be
around in day or two.
The Ncz Perce News says old Chow
RCbow, an Indian Of many summers,
died the other day in the Asntin coun-
TRY. He was good sized lad when
! Lewis and Clark were through that
cnuatry, and remembered them well.
He was over ninety years Of age.
JIM WHITE, Joe Branstetter and Ed.
Barry returned Tuesday fir m their
Prospecting trip. The only big thing
they struck was the Saw Tooth range.
Killed some d,er and smaller game
4 but caught no fish, the biting season
N being past. The prospectors were al
the head of North Bose where the
Il mercury crawls down to freeze-out ev-
4 cry night. They were caught in a
snow storm at the head Of Crooked
river. The ground was covered to
Fl the depth of y foot, and that section
Wore very wintry appearance.
"A A DISPATCH of the 18th inst. to the
hatesman says: "ln Indiana $50 pre-
cllc's show net Republican gain OF
59l5. MIR. Landers comedies Porter's
election by 4 1000; the Legislature is
probably Republican,. In Ohio the Re-
y puoiicanS gain four Congressman
sure and perhaps six. GOV. Foster
says the Republicans have elected iif.
'eet congressman out of twenty and
nave $4,000 majority on the Stat
ucket. Hamilton county gives 263t
Republican majority. Democrats are
very respondent over their heavy
iosses in Indiana.
OE'. FRAMproN and family will leave
'hls morning for Norwalk, Los An
seies, Cal, where they expect to locat,
permanently. George says he dom
eave with the expectation of better
Jug himself financially. During hi
"lp through Oregon and Californi;
not long ago e found no place wher,
,o'''ine looked SO iavoringly as il
polse county. He has been resi-
vent OF this place since April, 1865
ana after fifteen years of constant min
N us lile he desires new line of worl
as Well as change of climate
george has bought a place ADJOINING
'"a' OF Jas. Hay. and many an inter
sung "Reminiscences Of the Basin Wi
We brought up by these old Idahoan
u Their quiet life on the farm.
HE Nez Perez Ne,os favors print
"g The line "Annexation-Yes, No.ro
very ticket in North Idaho at I'll
Ss''ing eIec ion, so that an expressio
: opinion can be obtained that will b
au'hentic.p
JOHN REAGAN and Morris Quin
~'"cn'ously escaped terrible deaf
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15
Coffin q Kennalv

Are shipping large stock of the cele
|Irated skinner Flows, and Furst s. Brad
Eev SuIky and Gang Plows which will be
Ead at very low figures. They also have
n stock the South Bend Chilled Iron
|Plows at reduced prices.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

The St Louis Cotton Exchange of
fcrs premiums Of 5000 to the largest
shipper Of cotton from Texas to that
market this season.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15
FLOOR NTAwAGuRE:
NJ. DANSkIN AND JAS MURPHY
coasaIrrEEs ON INVITATIONS

For IDAHO CITy-Geo w. Richards
j. Cave, john German and f. T. Church
For CENTERyrLLE-Ch Chris. Meflert Da-
Jones and Andy McGuire.
FoR ProsEERvrLLE-John NJ. Cannady.
and G. W. Anderson.
For PIAcERvILLE- Mike HALEY. Ncls.
Madison and VIM. Dawson.
For GRANITE CREEK-Pcts ConaauE.
ton and Pat Golden
For QUARTzBune-NYm, Weavef "
A. Coughanour and NJ. Callsnin,
Fon HoRsEsuoE BEsn--II, Il cSagsS,
II Wor.lca and John Ite;oa,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

Mn ]. H. BATES, Newspaper Advertis
M Agent, Al Park Row Times Building),
Eew Fork, is authorized to contract for
Ed,ertisemenls in the WORLD at our best
bates
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15
!. mi at'es 'lu Warla.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1880.
pos,omcu Hours.

n,r;no week o.lys until further notice,
~ postoflice will De Kept open from seven
\ N until nine P. Al.
cnndays from haIfpast twelve to one,
!. Iu rom four until six P. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Tho Money Order Office will not be
,ne i, all ON Sundays; and no Money
|pRrllr business will be transacted On Sat
quay s. G. SILSBY,
raoho CITY. Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

riacervlllc and Garden Valley during
runaway Of the four-horsc team OF
the latter. Reagon was III tile hind
end Of the wagon, leading horse, |
which became frightened and ran
around the wagon and in between tile
leaders and wheelers, when they took
a scare aud ran down the steep moun-
tain at full speed, throwing out boil,
Qninn and Reagan, two wheels run
ming over the former, who fell be-
tween the wheelcrs and the wagon.
The latter had the rope, by which he
was leading the horse secured, around
his wrist with half-Litch, which he
was unable to loosen, and was
dragged some distance when
general ENHANCEMENT brought the
hsrses to halt. Quinn was
not injured. Reagon was prett, bad
" bruised and scratched, but no bones
were broken. Tue runaway was on
Tuesday, and Reagan was able to ride
over to this place next day.
Ed. CARR and Bert Jones mean Tered
out Of town Wednesday ON their way
to Bonanza. j. G. Fox left yesterday
morning and will overtake them some
where on the road. Ed. and Bert
ga ned a reputation Tuesday as pack
ers, but not the kind Of a rep. that will
get for them a higll-salaried situation
as dlamond-Iitcll experts. Some Of
the boys here packed their broncns, and
enlightened he Yankee Forkers in all
the little tricks OF throwi g the rope
and they ''had the whole business
could pack anything that didn't weigh
over ton" When two miles out the
ropes lossened, the packs slid, and st
did the boys-back 10 town, and il
returning the hours were to the mile,
as Two to one. The diamond hitcl
was disregarded, and one of thei
own substituted, but they managed
: to get back with everything the,
started with, minus that calmnes
and gentle smile that allernatel,
settled down on and played over the
: nnrufflpd physiogs. I'VE are pal
/. of trump in the game with hearts.
J meditated the young Fabcr shove
and the Bonanza news verder, ''bu
that diamond hitch is too many 70
: u.s." The most of their cargo wa
shipped ar und by stage.
LIEUT.. FAIR w, who has been OF
J scouting for the Sheep Eaters for ses
eral weeks, was recalled recently. Ii
y says: my scouts found hostile Ind
ans, about 60 strong, at the head {
9 Salmon river, and the news rcaclie
: me on Sept. II. was then abel
# 100 miles from them, at Payette fall
! | Immediately prepared to attach, til
: Indians and was about to start altt
: them when | received telegran froI
II Gen. Mcdowell, San Francisco, to +,
n turn Immediately from the field. 4
f no opportunity or delay was granite
4 me, | had to obey"
Four bars of bullion, valued
o $5,4Sl, were received at this pla'
e on last Tuesday, from the Elmi
Y Company at Banner, for shipment
New York.
- Jun. BoYAKIN, who has been RI
ming the Democrat sine lie handed t
: several weeks. has secured typograp
Ie ical assistance, and is now gettiI
4 out the spiciest local paper in ldall
THE yield of precious metals OF t
Pacific Coast for August vas 81, liz
900.
III ada County News.
~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

The erection Of Roumauia into a
kingdom is disapproved by the Aus
trian and Hungarian Governments.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15
Low Prices.

Hair cutting so cents and shaving 25
FsDS . OSCAR JOHNSON'S.
Two doors below Kingsley's, Wall street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15
TEXTS FROM GENERAL HAN
COCKS LETTER.

&W~AA = AlA1 = = AzAAs 4
As one people, we have common In
teresls.
Public Office is trust, not boun-
ty bestowed upon the holder.
The bayonet is not fit instrument
for collecting the votes of frcemeu.
The war for the Union was success
fully closed more than fifteen years
ago.
When fraud, violence or incompe-
tence controls, the noblest Constitu-
lions and wisest laws are useless.
Power may destroy the form. but
not the principles Of justice. These
will live ID spite even Of the sword.
The great principles of American
liberty are still the riglltful inheri-
tance Of this people and ever should be.
This is the Union which our fathers
made, and which has been so respect
ed abroad and SO benefcent at ho,nc.
| would, under no circumstances. al
low myself or my troops to determine
who were the lawful members Of a
State Legislature
| The regular army should be so d.
rected by its superior officers as to be
recognized as a bulwark in support Of
the rights Of the people and Of the law.
| Onr system does not provide that
one President should inaugnratc am
other There might be danger in that,
and it was studiuusly left out of the
charter.
All classes oil our people must share
alike The blessings Of the Union, and
are equally concerned in its perpeiui-
J ~, and in the proper administration u
public affairs.
The right IF trial by jury, the babe
as corpus, the liberty Of the press, the
freedom Of SPEECH, the natural right,
Of persons, and the rights Of property
unst be preserved.
The Thirteenth, Fourteenth AM
Fifteenth amendments To the Constitu
lion Of the United States, embodyins
: The results Of the war for the Union
are inviolable.
We are in state of profound peace
: Hencetorth let II b. our purpose t
:, cultivate ntiments Of friendship, an
not If luminosity, among our tellos
> citizens.
The army sfould have nptlr;ng I
J. do with the election or inauguralio
u If Presidents. Tue people elect til
@ President. The Congress declares i
J. joint session who he is.
le No form of government. no matte
as how carefully devised, 10 prrcipl,
d, however sound, will protect the right
+ of the people unless administration
1t faithful and efficient.
81 1t is only full vote, free ballot, an
fair count that the people can rule
fact, as required by the theory OF o,
}" government. Take this junction ava
~ and the whole structure falls.
:. like Jetferson's way of inangur
ton; it suits our system. He roc
alone on horseback to the Capitol, ii,
his horse 10 rail felce, entered al
!, was duly sworn; then rode to the (
ecutive Mansion and took possessio
The true aud proper use Of the mi
~ tary power, besides defending the n
he tiunal honor against foreign natior
M is to uphold the laws and civil 80
ar nrnment, aud secure every PERSON
rh siding among us the enjayments
m, life, liberty and property.
ia II called to the Presidency sliau
To- deem il my duty To resist, with all i
power. any attempt TO impair or eva
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15

The SALARY ~ sl,.- q vrfnornf YER
ment is only 81 900 lsr annnm.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15
The best of music viii
be in attendance.
all ARE lgulTED.

Tickets, Qaeluding Supper, $500
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-15
ROr1a.

On the Boise City road, on The 10th
inst. 10 tic wife OF Oliver Call, daugh-
ter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1880-01-22
{" The New Eib.e, p"

The work of the British and Amer
ican scholars who have been engaged
about ten years in revising Kiag'
James version Of the Holy Scrip
tnres, is drawing to 4 close. The
new testament Will be published this
year, a:l,l the old testament in ii e
coarse Of tNo years The version is
Of course rot 81 new Bible in any
sense It's atyc.anI l.I'"m anal ve-
,,"nia"y are very muoil hos, "r itN
vci~in, nn@ in use and were it no.
iny ia; iaGL lllt ;he rew ver.io;i will
present 3ie text in l'aragrai'hs IN
stea, Of verses anl ella piers, each
paragraph containing a dis inct
thons!it, the av rage reader couid
moi, tell ihn new from the Old version.
Marginal references will, however,
permit The reader 10 keep to the old
arrangement Of chapter and verses.
The new versions Of course some coa-
tains innovations. Noah s name for eSs
ample, vii spelledalike mall places
and the new version will be adapted TO
the prescnt,state OF the English Ian.
guago and biblical learning. Some
OF the best scholars OF the two coun-
tries are engaged in the work Of re
vision. and it is generally expected
that they will give MS, not only-a
version that can be more easily uu:
.derstool by all readers, but one that
is thorough8 and conservative in
all respects. Their work will be
greeted by shower of crlticism-a
fact the reviser will understand
and we may therefore be sure they
have strivcn and strive to produce 1
version thai will stand the fire.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1880-01-22
$50 written in ihe act palnahlt
error for "cmp1oyc,'s.
IAN evident rrrcr for dctecard.
GraGtiSm.

There is a desperate eir,rt being
made to give a little notoriety to tie
fact that few malcontents at Tie
South have, in n wild sort Of WAY,
said thatthey would b, willing to have
Grant rather than a Radical President.
1t is more an | more apparent every
day that Grant is the willing candi.
date of the Radicals in 1880, but it is
equally more and more certain every
da- that there is no such thing rs u
Grant parry at the South There is no
choice for president from the South,
either among Democrats or Repubi-
cans Both parties in this section await
the action of their conventions, which
will be left pretty much to the dicia-
tion OF the North. As to the Demo
crs ic preference among Radical can
didates the South, as a section, is op-
posed to one Of them AZ another. 70
us, Grant is particularly obnoxious
and peculiarly antagonistic 10 every
thing Southern. Morally and social
ly he is nobody, and incapable Of ev-
er being made any body, for he has
no instinct upon which TO build a de-
cent set of ethics. lie is "drum-
ming" the South, and appears here
and there to strike community con-
spicuous for turn out of a dozen OF
so prominent men-most Of them
Northern men or West Pointers. The
town Of Beaufort was unique in its
welcome. 1t was our nativeplace, and
we are pleased to know that, though
Elliott, Stuart and Verdicr were in
the tbrong, We saw no Barnwell
Gibbs, Hamilton, Means, Rhett and
others That we might call. The du
ties OF the present may call upon us
to bury many thoughts of the past
but why Beaufort gentlemen should
turn out with Smalls J.. d Grant pro.
ceesion OH an emancipation anniver.
sary passes our cOmnrehpnsion -
Xangstree Star.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1880-01-22


A SIMPLE AUDIpHoNE.-" S. o."
writes to US have been much interested
in short paragraph acquainting your
readers with the discovery of an instru-
ment for the alienation of Deafness called
the "audiphone.9 My wife suffers from
The lnfirmity of deafness. When | sing
she accompanies me on the piano, but she
cannot do it without first getting a large
ivory paper-kniie, one end of which she
places against The centre'of the piano, the
other end against her teeth. With this
aid she never plays false note; without
it, many. | look upon The audiphone dis.
covcry at Chicago simply as an amplifica-
ton of the ivory paper knife. It's essen:
TALLY the same principle.-London Pal
l{uX Gdzckke.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1880-01-22
The Next Census.


South Carolina has been divided
into three districts for the purpose of
taking the next census. There will
be one supervisor for each county,
or perhaps more than one, as The
work has to be done in thirty days,
The following isthe division made by
the Superintendent of the C4naus:
First district: Abbeville, Ander-
son, Chester, Edgeield, Fairfield,
Greenville, Laurens, Newberry, Oco-
nee, Pickens, Spartanburg, Uaion, and
York Counties.
Second district: Aiken, Barnwell
Beau fort, Charleston, Colleton, Hamp-
ton, Lexington, orangeburg, and
Richland Counties.
Third district: Chesterfield, Clar-
endon, Darlington, Georgetown, Hor-
ry, Kershaw Lancaster, Marion,
Marlborough, Sumter, and Williams
burg Counties. aaA .Izsaa