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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05

IIvERPooi- Jyn. 3-l23O p m-Lard- $3.50 per cwt for
Amerit
LoxDON jan 3-3.sO n m-Calcu.ta LInseed. 81 60 per
ar Rr0uea Petroleum. Gail per gaL fnsced Oil 427 l5l
Sugar 2sRd a29 per o CUBA Centrifugal poaGizinz $50
ASrFKsr Jan S.-PetrOcum 2Olt francs to- nae pae
Amfncan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
PRINT CLOTH MARKET

FAIL RIVER Mass. Jan. SPRINT Cloth mas oeen isiil
active IN demand but sales are restricted OWING le
ncss prices which BE- for "a squares ana ior
clotrs no uroduoOn for week l25OOO pieces AM
a as 900 neces Thc stock hand is 10000 pieces IN
market closes very strong consequence OF the large sale
of FINN IN mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05

The markets in London were dull and strong.
Consos fuctuated between 97l2 and OF 10, closing
at the highest price. United States bonds advanced
from "a TO % per cent American railway
securities are all higher on the weeks
operations, In sympathy with the homo
markets. On Thursday the Bank OF England made
no change in its rate of discount and II remains at
per cent against rates in the open market as fol-
lows: For discount OF bankers GOG9O day
bills 2as per cent and for bank bills 2463 per cent
Dnring The week the bank gained E177,00O
bullion, but the proportion of its reserve
TO liabilities was reduced from 40 per cent
The followInq are the highest and lowest prices of
securities for the week. and the closing sales satur-
day and week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05

Hay AND sTRAW-In good demand nrn Sh1H Sgoil
G5 a7Oc Pume Grades. retail SD005c; Meqlui zoe.
Doc. salt 45c strnv-iOng rye eoavoci snort 10" Do"
zoe; Oats Doe .,,. -. ,-,,, ION W.
Utdcrf sales ~. -3j Hoe= and kps hiock On hAh'
Hide. and kls 1907 bales Calcutta unal" az nH 9I p"
Rides ana h Is Dacs Calcutta Gov and Buh@io t' uo
jJ6PS-Vcrv quiet. more les nominaii %eW
Yor. new crop 20 r4oci fastern nov crop 5pT
cotsin Growth 1s7- Gieci olu~, All CROWN,
GO. Pacinc coast Hops growth 1919 SoaaOc' O'a "a
l2c: Eagarlau. 5U0tfc. ..o.t,t.
LEATIfER-Mgrsrt quiet at The moment ont teceip,ss
limited prices easily sustained hecclh'5 pi.,
sides as bales exports, GIL sides Z r looNH
vii chow tho comparative receipts ard export. iT % Pee
seven veef taken IRON Of acssra laleu rsah
4 Co: INDEPENDENTLY 2o4ii~e= l5s9' 2;"1u;,'e@
ls-f Qfg $50: 1876 2.u24.112; 1917, d55i. % Iod
si@ g1 l4-n g1O- $40 BALES and Burdles ~ ~ a.l0
1879 IO-2Gi 1873. gl21gi lH7f sVot' ISL, 4ldt,2i
1874 ll2OSl 1879 0b.sid FNpOItH-~ucs-I u i hut ~
1874 COS 1873. l0l7Cp'i lhlt. L"7t,'.i - g.
iO1 Ql3: 1873 1,2S7slJ lslh lOc,3tJ Also L' 'V"
fr, nuCf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05

State bonds were without teaiur and the deaf
inCs amounted only to $50, 900 for all issues. There
was better business doing IN railroad bonds par
ticularly toward the close of the week, and at
strong figures. A marked feature OF the dealings
TO stuay mere carefully the character of certain
classes of bonds which in the market are selling at
low figures in comparison with others which pay
sition shewn TO assume moderate risk IN the bay
ing OF the hest class of income and debenture bonds
January .. and with few exceptions the recovery
in price already is from L to "a of the amount
of interest paid. The following are the highest and
lowest prices of some OF the principal representa-
tive railroad bonds during the week, and the clos
ing sales Saturday and week ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
,,vr srocK NAEKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Ian. 3.-HOCS-R"coipfs. 10000 head ship
ueut. 600 head Best strong ~ - 566s4 10 Common 10
Fair slow weak, but yards fanny cleared Mixed rack
ing - 4Ods4 90, LAglt - 4Odri % 800 -, -,
CLrn.E-E-ceIpts $40 head shpmene 80oo hea1 Dooa
Cattle srOpg and fairy active 81 81 SOdt4 % Common
dul and slow tipping, 50 G0dSi Butchers quiet but
steady; Cows Al 5Ods3 4O Bills 81 7OaSS caves 81 90
as5 Sfockers and Feeders IN fair demand and nominal
sHFEP- Receipts 500 head shipments, AGO head market
quiet but steady az - 9Odkl 20 -. ,,-,.s,t.
~ LOts Jan. 8-HoGS-Steady but better; Light snip
ping 81 lOds4 Packing, 81 2JdSi 8! Butchers TO
ieo 81 45desi 90 receipts, 3oOO heaa shpmehH LOW
head -. ,,un,. a.. rros.
E-Dnli and unchanged supply very lcht the pros
cts for next that all grades except choice fat
suppinE viii declines receipts 5OO mead shipments
snEKP-Duu and unchanged light supply receipts 200
baan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05

r,ryproot IAN 9-l9.SOp Cotton active and frmer
Mlf1nue Upands CL'lod MieesnE OIls9tm ts. Ss'
recenff 81 Col bales I'll American Fninrcs urn pan,
low Mddng cause January del1sfY ~; 99 ganuat' t az
rnsry aDd March delivery lied do March ana Apfi, 90
livery Vii 40 Api ana @SS % 49, Co. I ' asl
ciiisd Il % haes Ar1erca Futurest rland Low MID
ding clanao February March delivery I'd DO mare
a. So1 Nlr,' and June delivery ,S,sA -,a-
ArarsTA Jan 3COttOn urmf Middling, II % e; low
udaiine &c. God ordinary Hes receipts w baes
sHs' rrioTi Jan -Cortou firm; MIddiug l2Pc. Low
u,alnv . 70: Good Ordinary. l2c. gross receipts, ~
,,- ..rora 10 Great Britain. bales: c0aatWisc 20
bales Fpiuncrs, 20 bales N0ck --pf nlc-
Bo-roS. Jan s-'otton Arm MiddiDF, lZ's'; Low Md
gfoss g. y bales stock, G,isl bsioa ,,,,,,. III.
CnisLEsros. Jan. 3.--Coton strong MiddlnE 9oci
cs,ns 7si bales exports coastw1se 2224 bales sales
ICg3 80 Ian s,0tt@n frm, Mddnr l2'sc Low
utdruV III Dc o0d Ordinary. III Nc receipts SeOf baos!
shipments s7 bales sales l02 bAts sphheI@ loO ua's
3.IyFsToS jan 3-Cotton nrm; Middhng, &c: low
,tdiirr iioe. ooo' Ordinary ii &c. receipts iOs2
MN sySp,i. Jan a-Coon ARM Hddnng. l2c; receipts
90 bales rlpnclts l20l bales sscs lDOo baIes stoc~
,ys Jan Cotton active aiddling l2c Los
ses gross rs lO7 bales exports 20 Great brlaln lZu
bales the C,niiucnt 200 bales 10 the SAAial, sIV
ing 900 bales -tocs. alG.O43 bales. -,
NoEF0tK Jan. 3-NOtton steady diddlng 80 l-'t'
net receipts 100 haes .tDot's oO'''"''' o' 0''' '
a. ,, ~ mn Pms jan COTTON firm auddag l27c Low
Nlduug Sac. Ooci Ordinary. l2ife net receipt ioi
bales grOss bales sales 39j 10 sp1ncis $50 bales
30 S,v4ystH Jan Cotton worry Grm Mddiing. 12hc,
low Aidding Good Ordinary. 30 net recruits
- 4 gross .,Jl balcs oHpo ls 20 "ea, ba ouv
wise 47J bales sales . 90 bales last evening -OV bMcs
STOCK. 14,OoO baleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05

GRAIN-WHEA1-MarEe irregular uuselliso I'M ey
loer closing however with little more siea " lrehe
por trade light AID chiefly in uEnaded spilns ~ cI
mainly 90 speculative account; salt~ ,.oHo.,ttood
bush futures f43 DOO bush spot me'"hE rsb en- cav
snrne ii 35csl So mainly 81 80 for NO Nresh 49,
~ ca,cd iNo spin quoted II ~ al AZ and 10 spring.
sl 4sqsi sD Ungraded Winter Red ~ o9qFI % milo
red ii foa II 5i No. Red ~ J54dtl oD2 mma3
81 saasi IS: migrated White II 1881 20 10 Ie
81 5ugSl 81 No white, ~ 52aSl %; y o. ae.
uary al jJ 5G7 DO February 81 oe fTif oV
81 ~dfl GA 40. Mhtr, jan 49,
q al AZ do Febrnarv II 56dSl O., closing ~ Of
RYE quiet csc. for Canada ana .7 9ia'1 IN oio
RARilY firm with moderate mailing demands safes iV
bush: No Canada 81 . ARLk1 MALI Gol,', 30 home
COKN-Market "a c lower. moderate * OF , w III tt
Trade demand fair business futures sales nU
futures 1904 900 bush. SPOT: including Unera1Is ~ =
NIGEL GOqt,ct No g. 90 a,Oac ~ amer Ai&cl ~
No = G2aa62sc. mainly Al 60 No January
New yellow Western, O2f; steamer mlh- "aI"'.
Gar: No Q January and February. oV11oicii - ',o
MAY G0aG1c. closing at soc -,, - a Zoe Ne
oo-lnr 900 bush. including 80 .. 80 -
White 5lo No .. o al iaC; No. = haie S-G'@ - -
30 ,Vuito BE; Nike Western. o95l nc hite 90 ~
52c; Mixed state 5Oe5lc. White do u 90 Sc euull5
IS 600 bush 40 . February, 81 ~ ), ~ az
n sls 5Oqk19: so n. sl3dS2Q 100 10 slp 'Va- ~ H., a.
TIE rrceipt- AMI exports Of Flour Meal ana u4AlI Al
and from ~ " York; me and Meal 40 s equivalent IN
rau IN bushels the last four years ehuR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
SATURDAY. Jan. 3, 1sSO.

coFFFFE~iio onii nominaIly unchanged; Mid GRADES
held hrmCr. but stin quiet
C0TTON-Ihe exchange wan pen Monday lama ma 81 DC
FTOTrR AND MtAG-fLOCR-Aarhct Nuil hnu -
lorr exoort demand limited. and mainly Tor low
ione trade nqalry confused TO mah parcels I1f Mil
ms saics 900 bills including LOO Dds ". 80
Itxtfa - 1887 20 9OJ bJls No. p ~ 5OdS' s5 *
cshoicc inter bbls. Superhne, - oo1 ~ 80
900 nbs Low Extra. 950sG III; 2DU DDS ia e.
U-,.o vtra $50 81 md 700 bbls. Minnesota
a. D. ~ the sales $50 bills for export Qiolalins
No - 5Oa 50. supeTnhe. 80 oOGso 20 common rs
ts,ra sfs,e 81 05s 80 10 Fancy 10 an -.
- 10 Common Good Extra western 80 sS ezra
s,bo,ce Fancy , 3OOSs so Common a oV"u "a +,
Ronnd Hoop ONO So 1886 70: GOOD 20 choice "
sS. Minnesota Common Extra soGsb -; n.y. - saI
~ IA as6 20 Bakers Extra 40 oO0s1 OOj SuMk" -
as Pateni ~ bOdsg -. chiefly within ne rsngs % Yer
III - Ions Common Fair E1ira 10 IVe- 20 ~.
10 f,ooa 81 SUES - Choice Family - an
Patenf Winter Wheat Extra 81 ~ - Oh ',,1s Common
SOIITHFRN FLOUR dull; sales, ago DDS. ~
70 (1el Extra {6 25Qs6 80 Good 70 thoce 20 W. ne
RYE FLOUR dull unchanged sales, l2O DIS ~ a. n
a. .pa45 BUCK hEAI flUH re.,nE ~ cul
a. a, ,ranlv at - iOIS2 S0...--COkN NJ Al u"i' .
T. T., si,.,5no se 40 yellow Western, 81 7OdS3 10
stnk oI FIonr IN ew-YoTk in The hands o. reeg'''i
In sore and on DOCK city millers OcS December 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
81. LouIs, IRoX MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY Co..
No 20 NGssau.st, ,
Dee Ii. y
JAMES WILLIAMS, Auditor OF state.
MILTON BARNES Secretary OF : tate.
ISAIAH PILLARS, Aitorney.General.

IN0 THE HOLDERS Or The INDIANA
Il CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY's ZEN PER
CENT BONDS secured under mortgage OF octOD"f l. loOo
% j. +. ID. LaneF. trustee. - $500. - =.
The GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK - ready TO pay on
on presentation after January J. les the TN PEk
CENT SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS ot TIE INDIANA
CENTRAL RAILWAY co. and all coupons thereoi ma
turing or before January I, 1850. !.
Holders may, II they please present ne same ri M
a ISFLIN K CO. ~ waist IN pursuance 81 the previous
sement and will be there paid Il 50 presented
Interest on thase sftcr January J, i7>J
A. H. STEVENS, Cashier.
New.York December 80, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.

Silver Hill has levied an assessment Of soc. per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05

Total sold for the week. l9S0'oi
The following were the closing quotations Satur-
day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
DIVIDEND.
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY COM

"a T v OO'T.
- PANY. g2 Nork.On and after January
2 $780, interest payment OF FORTY TWO $500 DOLLARS
beng ~ 5000 the past due cOupOns.
construction bond OF the Southern Minnesota Rail
Company represented by certificates OF the faIfers
Oau Company, No 20 Exchang place. sew York.
Transfer close December - and reopen January
CORNELIUS b. GOLD,
Executive Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
FOR the week.

wFTKLY nANGE oF rRIcEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
Diploeno Not. ,es


No os Ih6SDwaf NtN Yoax Dee " sTe
COUPONS DE JANUARY /, 1850. OF
~ s30OGOOO Of MISSOURI STATE q PER GEM
BONDS anOwn ~ tine HANNIBAL Joseph Issue"
si.2000o0 bombs OF the hANNl8AL AND 81 JgsEiL
RAILROAD cameron Branch WI be paid on and after tn
&c Gay January $780, The Bank or Moth America 40
a. Wall-sI. NeWIOrk. JOHN A. HILTON. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05

nor sALE.-A few OF the Guaranteed First
OF FLORIDA by Al Esshsnrs plaos.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25
A Newspaper Monopoly.

A report il current Of the intention
lof James Gordon Bennett to establish
chain of two cent morning papers
from New York to the Pacific Coast,
and including such cities as Buffalo,
Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago, Kansas
City and San Francisco. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. John Russell Young.
who is to have the general manage
ment Of the two cent journalistic belt,
was lately in Cincinnati for the pur-
pose Of making arrangements, and
that he is now in the west engaged in
for the carly inception Of
the large enterprise. The papers will,
It is said, be backed by Mr.. Benefits
capital. will share in the Herad's tele-
graphic system and facilities, and will
be, like the Herald, independent as to
politics.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25

ArxEuMAnc clock company has been
organized at Paris which proposes to
put up clocks in the streets and houses
and furnish the time at trifli, G cost
per day. This is done by pneumatic
pressure, the air being compressed by
steam engines and driven at intervals
Of 9 minute through the communicat.
Ing tubes SO as TO move the minute
hands the requisite distance at each
pulsation. The company undertake to
pay all the cost Of The fittings, supply
ing the clocks gratuitously and charg-
ing only a subscription.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25

Horace Burr shot at bis wife at Cor
.pus Christi, Texas, on the l4th inst,
and Mrs. Barnard, his mother-in-law
springing between them, was shot
twice. Burr then struck his sistcr,in-
law, Mrs. Brewster, over the head
with pistol, Telling her to the floor.
Reloading the pistol he shot himself
dead. Mrs, Barnards wounds are
pronounced fatal. The canse Of the
tragedy was disagreement between
Burr aud his wife, resulting in the lat
ter returning TO her fathers house.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25

BENJAMIN FkASKLiN gave this as his
religion: Lam now in my eighty
fifth year, and very infirm. Here is
my creed; ] believe in one God, the
Creator of the universe. That he gov.
erns by His Providence. That He
ought to be worshipped. That the
most acceptable service we can rem.
der Him is by doing good to His other
children That the soul of man is i'm.
mortal, and will be treated with jus
tlec N another life respecting its con.
duct in this. These | take to be funda-
mental points in all sound religion
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25

Jupes EASTMAN, Of Manchester, re-
iaies that at one time Gen. Franklin
Pierce was opposed to the Hon. Matt.
Hubbard in some cause in New
liampshire court. The Generals
strong point was his influence over a
Jury, and in this particular case the
eyes Of every juryman were sutlnsed
with tears by his pathetic pleading.
Mr. Hubbard, IN gruil voice, said, In
bis reply; Gentlemen Of the jury.
understand that | am not borinq for
'ra'er Aud this opening completed,
nentralizcd the effect Of the Generals
eloquence
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25
SOME Of the Mills Seminary girls

DOME OF the Mills kcA'hiJ
can throw very powerful stream OF
words from the engine Of their cnltI-
waited intellects, but they can't blum
everybody. The other day fully d.
pldmated miss Of eighteen walked IN
to a music store and asked the clerk
for song, which she called "Demon-
strate by occular proof, the veldule OF
my sepulchre;vand, as be handed
her copy Of See that my grave IS
kept gleen,o and raked in thirty five
cents over the counter, he smiled
b!andly and said: rs the ditty known
as Argentine filaments interspersed
with aureatc capillary attractions a
novelty to your repertory| She
turned pale for moment and then
concluded to go back to school for one
more year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25

ALFRED JAMES is Philadelphia spir-
it-matcrializing medium. Some inyes-
tlgators lately found in his cabinet
aud hidden on his person just such
colored cloth as the apparitions wore.
This discovery was accepted by scot
iers as proof that James was fraud;
but Thomas X. Hazard, a leading spir-
itualist, says that no snch construc,
ton should be put on the matter The
spirits have explained to him that the
medium smuggled the cloth into the
cabinet because, "when his vital pow
crs were weak and low, the spirits
could expand or multiply the same into
the drapery and garments that were
needed for the manifestation, from a
nucleus however scanty, with much
less effort and exhaustion of his vital
powers than they could when they
were obliged to conaense aud manu-.
iacsufe the needed articles wholly
from the elements of tile air. Mr.
Hazard trusts that, after this is made
clear, Ms. James viii no longer be
subjected 10 unjust snpieion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25
AFTER many years exper

AFTER many years. experience and
intercourse with our fellow men, We
have reached the conclusion that the
only men who know how to conduct Q
newspaper successfully and to the
public satisfaction, are those gifted
beings who never dot. They always
devote their talents and learning to
making shoes, or selling boards or
fish, or laying brick, or building post
holes, or some other literary pursuit
= Hawkeye.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25
BIZ means q an improved process .

BY means u an Improved process Of
smelling. there are now obtained from
ordinary iron blooms which are said
10 be equal IN uniform excellence to
the Swedish and Norway stock. The
ore, instead Of being thrown cold upon
the forge fire, descends through are
tort or chamber 10 the rear, into which
il has been charged, mixed with char
coal braize. By the time It has reach.
cd the bottom of this chamber, and is
raked forward into the fire, II is not
only thoroughly heated, but is also re-
duced to metallic sponge. Tho cham
Der IL heated BY the flame products Of
the forge fire, and also By the conibus-
ton Of carbonic oxide, generated from
the forge and braize, and escaping
through the ports in the wall, TO burn
in the surrounding flue. Another Pc.
culiarity Is the charging Of the very
fine ore dust into another chamber,
where IL is pre-lleatcd, aud then taken
by q screw conveyer md carried
through hollow journal and small
gas pipe into the tuyere, which CON
veys il into the forge fire and deposits
i uponthe surface ofthe loup Finally,
the loup is introduced into a Sweets
furnace, and thoroughly heated before
Smuggling.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25

a PHYSICIAN suffering with Bright's
disease and weighing l55 pounds, be-
gan IN June, 1878. TO restrict himself
exclusively 70 milk diet taking one
quart at each meal, or three quarts
daily He reported TO the Philadel-
phia Country Medical Society, accord.
ing to the Record, that no trace Of his
former ailment is perceptible at the
present time, that he has gained thir-
" pounds in flesh. and this notwith
standing constant attention to profes-
sional daties both day and night.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25
distance Of the Fixed stars.

I
Prof. Vinot tries by the following il.
Illustrations to aid the mind in forming
a faint notion Of the immense distance
Of the fixed stars from the earth He
says:
Viewed with the unaided eye, the
stars and the planets appear to have
the same diameter But viewed
through o powerful telescope, while
the planets are seen to possess clear
y appreciabe diameters, the stars are
still only luminous points. The entire
number Of visible stars, multiplied by
five thousand, might, indeed, if placed
in one plane, side by side, yet without
touching one another, be entirely COW
cred by the disk Of Jupiter, albeit that
disk appears to the naked eye an map
preciable point"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25

Mr. CoLFAx, it is now quite appar-
ent, has retired permanently from pol
itics. He is found making this predic-
ton: 'In less than five years from
today, no man Of intelligence will adj
vocate tie present license system, nor
the traffic in whiskey be tolerated by
the American people,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25

STORY is told Of Gs,nral Butler.
sarcastic retert upon d Massachusetts
Judge, whom he was teasing for a rul,
ing favorable 10 a cause he WAS dc.
ienaias u court The Judge got out
q patience at last and somewhat les.
t'lS exclaimed; Mr.. Butler, what do
yoa think lst here for?r The Gen.
quietly shrugged his shoulders and re.
piled; THE Court has got ME now.p
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25

osnKosH, y is. las the largest
match factory in the world. ii cut ~
100000 feet If logs into matches
ard uscd 100000 worth Of revenue
stamps during 1879 Besides, itmanu
featured ono fourth Of all the melciiani
work, sash, blinds and doors made in
the tnited States
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25

Il GUESS you must have been kissed
by all the pretty girls in the country
somebody remarked recently to Com
modore Mutt. Il guess l have" he re-
piled; "hut it isn't such fun as you
think. 1t gets awfully tiIesomep
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25

THE photographic philosopher of The
New Orleans Picayune thinks that
heaven would have more attractions
f one did not have to die to reach
there.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25

"THE young man who wants to get
up with the SUM- remarks the Middle
town Transcript, ''must not sit up too
late with the daughters"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25
WHOLESALE

at less prices than they can lay. them a.,
here. A general store Of well-sele,'
spring and summer stock, and am abIe
sell cheaper than ever before, becausl
have bought all new fresh goods and |
doing my own transportation, which
lows me to sell cheaper than any ol
firm in the Territory; therefore giving /
my customers and friends the adyani1l
Of buying cheap, Fancy Goods and N
Goods, Groceries, Dried Fruits, Suea
Coffees and Teas, Canned Goods, Bod
Shoes and Clothing, Saddles, Harness n
Leather.
The highest cash prices paid for Hd
and Furs.
Yours, Very Respectfully.
j. B. EMERY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25

fHs illinois Republican State Con
yentiop, held on the 9oh at Spring
field. passed resolution iastructing
delegates 10 Chicago to vote for Grant.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25

ARrgaus VAno ooce began a lecture
y saying: Ladies and gent 'emen, /
possess a gisa. Intellect, but hayer't
II viii me.r
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-25

| take pleasure in stating to my custonl
and the public in general that / Wjns
goods at
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-01-17
sMEREFF,s SALE.
State Of Louisiana. - Parish Court
Perish of Calcasieu 252.
Jacob Ryan, adm, pro tenn, VS.. Bernard
Kowatz.

TOY virtue of a writ of iieri facias, issued,
. and to me directed from the Honorable
Court aforesaid, i will offer for sale, at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, Tor
cash. with the benefit of appraisement, at the
Court House of this parish, ID the Town OF
Of January. 1880, at II O'Clock A. M, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
A tract Of land, situated in the parish OF
Calcasieu. described in Patent No. 6349, as
being the Southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section "a, in township y south
range west, South Western Land District OF
Louisiana, containing 40 AIl00 acres.
The said property sRized to satisfy said writ
issI,ed n the above mentioned suit.
gheriff's Office, Lake Charles, La, Decem-
her 18th, 1879 ID. I'll. Lyons,
Sheriff of Calcasieu Parish, La.