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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-05
.>TSII. SEESlCl,

Public office is Il trust, not bounty
bestowed mon the holder; no inconi.
prtcnt or dishonest persons should cvcl
hc mtruStrl with il, or if appointed
they should be promptly elected. The
basis ora substantial, rfActical civil
service reform must be first establish.
rd by the people in filling the elective
offices; if they fix high standard oi
qualifications for office and stcrnlv
reject the corrupt and incompetent, the
result will bc decisive in governing the
action OF the servants whom they in.
trust with appointing power.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-15
Eefesrap9t(&e 9epe(6en.
Dbl q n b.

Berlin, Q. Stunt. ginsm EsIesramm
pOn OortmunO sufoIse bat bort beuts cine
gntsinOuns BON @rubensaien itattssiuns
ben, unb neunsebn 9eidsn finb bsreits &c.
funbsn wOrbsn. - Die gommiifon bss
preuBii9en eanbtasss bat BET Der fsrnsrsn
geratbuns bes Rir@snseietss bic 9siim.
muns ansenOmmen, psI4e bic seitusilissn
0erweier bii90fi9er asmtsr uon benz sib.
Ii9sn @slObniB bss @sbOriams sessn bic
Staatsseisse sntbinast, unb bisisniss,
psI9s Muslanbsrn bic ginnabms elmer fol.
den Stslluns ssfattst. 0is gus1dtn
auf bie slnnabme bss gsissss fub nod
iebr ausewib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-15


@onsreB. sic IObt bic gerruaItuns bss
Prdfbeuteu 5apes, tIast bie bsmotrutiids
gartsi on, unb ertlGrt ss fir bic Bfi@t Der
&spubIitaner, bic harmonic i'm 2anbe FER.
sufellen.
Die rR. q. Eimes" elm itrens rspubli.
tauiides Slatt sibt nit anertsnrsnsusrtbsr
OHenbeit gu, baB bic gartsi. an bieier
gIattfOrm ni@ts babe, uorauf fis itsbsn
tonne, baB iie ii4 iiber bic 5inansfrase gar
nidt ausipre9e, In Der Gariifrass benz
S9ut3oa buIbise, uon benz elm GbeiI Der
8artei nidts mebr wifsn wolIs, In bsr Re'
Iisionsfrase (ber Srase Der gsmilisuns
uon @sIbsrn far SsctenasitaIten) stwas
unternebme, mas feinsm WeeHidsn sin'
faIe, ndmIi9 bieie Srase su elmer Bun.
besauselssenbeit 3u MAIDEN. 0aB iie in
bsr gbinsienfrase elmer isctionsllsn auffais
flung iid ani@Iiebe. bic nismaIs cine nutio.
male wsrbeu Tonne. Wsnn Elm rspubIitas
nii@es Organ 10 iiber bic prin3ipienertId'
runs Der eisenen gartei ip,idt, 70 Tam
man uns Dsmotrutsn uab,lid ni9t Der
psrteiIidtsit bsi9uIbissn, wsun mir uns
In abnli9sm Sinns ausiprs9su.
Ran nod einise Borte ibsr bic aufse,
ifelIten ganbibaten. @arfieIb uurbe 1881
in Orange BET gIspeIanb, Ohio, ssbOrsn,
fiubirte aIs Abpotat, trat als Witslisb bss
Staatsisnates In 1851 In bic Mrmes unb
wurbs Sbs,it bss AZ. Sbio. Rssimsntss.
S&on i'm Sanuar 1862 auaneirts sr gum
&anse zines Brigade. Generals, wuroe
Stabs@ef Der GumberIanbsarmse unb er'
bislt ben Stang zines 9eneraImuiors am
20. Ssptembsr 1868. @r purbe bann
uom l9. Obio.Diitritt In ben @ousrsB se'
wdbIt unb isitbsr Ral bintsrsinanbsr
wieber erwdbIt. @atfeIb ioa elm fIeibiser,
besabter Wana iein, Iiebeusuarbis I'm lIms
gang unb liberal in ieinen anFdtsn, 70
i@ilbern ibm bic Bldttsr isiner partsi.
Seiuer go,fubren Rame ioa 9arfeIS
seusien rin, ils itammten aus Ssfeu:
Oarmitatt. Der 9iespraFbent Gbsiter u.
artbur 1T Der beradtiste sbsmalise Rsw
gorter 3OrsgolIeetor, elm @ertSeus Cont
lins's uub poIitiidsr Dratb,isbsr sriter
gIafe. artbur iidrtt bas Sidst iidsrIid
ni@t, uoseeeu mir pon unisrm Stanbs
pun,te aus gar gti9.s einsuusnben babsn.
Cur ieIbsn Ssit ais bic &spubIitansr,
bisIteu bic Wsibsrre9tIsrinnsn cine Ratio'
nal: genusntiOn in gbicaso ab. sic psrs
iudtsn untsr ben rspubIitaniidsu OsIssa.
ten anbduser fir ibre 3wsde su ssuiunsu.
a6er iie ipraden su taubsn Sbrsn. Die
Convention ua5m trosbsm cine Slats
form on unb srtIdrt ben 3ust ibrsr Sr'
saniiatiOn babin, fur bic weibIi9en girssr
nationaIen S9us in Der ausibuns ibrsr
&s@te Su srIanseu.
am 8. fanben f9 In Gbicaso aud bic
Ssrtretsr Der @sidsslbleuts eiu, nm NIT
ben So,iaIiiten unb ionitissn llnsufrisbss
men semsini9aitIid einen Yrdfbsnti9aftss
ganbibatsn auf3uitsasn. Dus ssIans benz
uin,isen 5auFsin benn aud nit serinssr
Wibs unb Soma iieI bic Gbrs 5u, bisisn
usrIOrensn Sannertrdssr su ieiusn girsern
su SdbIsn. gs III s. Q. Wsausr. aIs
ganbibat fir 8ies. grdiosnt wurbs .. 8.
gbambas pon Esras aufssitslt. Son Der
YIatfOrm III nidt pisI su iassn. Die
Ybraisn fnb 81 bstannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-15

gn,eisen fur yienies, 9pttsrisn, GIafssySaa&
&c, ais Ssm 9eias Der fatb. 8ir&s ;upises, fss
ben teiue Aufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-15

aae anseisen ienbe man ipateftsn3
Wontas Worsen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-15

guspSrtis. anssissn maHsn srraasstsasit pssess.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-15

ssiratbs- anS 5pbssan3sissn nit Ssra3
$3.50, pbne Spru& $t.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-15
greiss asr Anzeigess.
9ocal>Noti,en.

Inter 3silsn BREWER wsrben nidt anaensns
men. 8iir iste 3eile 9repier pSer ptrsn N1axs
bas 1. Wlal 10 Cts, bic n6Gftn 2als gss8
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-15
9 { | q te n.

BriiieI, 10. Suni. &ie yGtciLe
Beige" meIbet, 1T bic aufbebuns Der beEs
sii9sn @siaubti5aft Bel benz Sa.itan cine
polIsnbste Ebatia4s. (9tatisIi@, DC Der
gatitan ben bsIsiidsn 5rsimaursrn ni3t
gu Disnf isin MID, 1T bic @sianotfaaft
unn5tbig .-Heb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-15

WiBbrauds bes Stimmre@ts gu esiGnber-
General gpuarb, bis nor weni8er gager
WiIitdrscuuerneur pom 9aris, itarb setaerr.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03

PAssENGER DEPARTMENT. ysy,E;si
On and after May 10th, 1880, Passen
ger Trains on this;sroad d.wiii Efiisl as fol-
iows' S'ni i"rtne. oruers .Bf5G
GREENVILLE> EXPRESS TRAIN.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03
j. DEE ANDREWS

WOULD respectfully inform the citi-
w zens of Orungeburg that he has in
charge the stock and fixtures of u. J
King, ut Wallace Cunnon's old stand.
Main street. where he will be glad to serve
his friends and the public with anything
in his line of trade. Everything fresh
aud pure aud guaranteed to give satisfac-
ltlon. A full line OF goods kept constantly
on hand. Born aud raised in Orange
burg hope to receive IL liberal share OF
theaphtrouugc Of my fellow citizens.
j. DEE ANDREWS.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03
sMisa5mEIfJ no.

You blalile me thatI eaunnt loyei glss
! AS yOu can love, my friend;
You call me heartless-lisht of fuitl', +
Bccausemy Giricies endsr ofE.sE. u
do not say1t is Tot true; ''''''
OnMHd ganriwo9sls areariahts7 .zs ~
But yGOalwnoSl .faudl IAxhoslaugh,5ii,7 5ii "
W iiicii gains most In the fight?
Anh why, If you were stek ihgAove,
Should you have turned to mrP
l, whoSofall IL no meet yQrgazt, ea$f
Have sworn INCONSISTENCY?
Go further yet, poor ilesuurt and search
For oheswho still Gan give; ,;,.2,s sy u
Or, ii yonr sorrow prove TOO strong,t1'5 q
Cars" ~, ~ ~ ::::==.:h :;;;;:4! !!iiYe.,
Yes oncef cursed and Iivad..l Alas!
lis better .ttr to. die. ,sEa3Ssi A'..sss'Es S.
dsmeekly clasped and prayerfnl eyes
upturned toward tile skye s''S. &'H
loved too well--ns you. my frieed, e7ss
Are loving me this hour.
Such loves die l,ard,are cursed, We know.
With overwhelming power 4 tsEit
My love went out MS yours will do
But after many years. y ''-s '-''
Aud In those years | was not glad, tt
AhdSbitter@ were, my tears.
My love was like Your love, n,y ,fsiSnl,
At met with no return.
in spite 1f pitRaioYrut &c upfseals, "a 4
IN spite roiMufuSl SltlIiiL burn. ~ - q
But you who love, antli who laugh.
May part nt least IN peace;
Some day you'll thank inc for my words
Some yonr pain will cease.s :, !, !,
-
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03
VIRGINIA HOUSE,
! 4 (Formcrly Mcdowell House)
HENDERsoNvIttE, N. G.

q gHENDERsONVIttE, N. c.
TIL AVING purchased the Mcdowell
jAATHouse, the undersigned begs leave
to inform the travelling public that he has
1t tlrouS hOnt I'm modern style,
and will endenvur to keep first class
house! The proprietor will give his per-
sonal attention TO the house, and do all
sih his power to make guests comfortable.
The table will be supplied with the best
the market affords. Polite aid attentive
servants. Terms moderate.
IA. j. DODAMEAD. Proprietor.
(Fnrmerly of the Virginia House, Colun-
LtAt bta, S. G.
S y. II. THACKAsI, Clerk.
sU.ate of the Columbia Hotel. Colum.
bia, s. G. April 2l, 1880
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03

Soda Water, fresh. by, the bottle, at
Wallace CuEn0h's old Stand.
May 2S. lSS0-1y
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03

The 'Collom Boll,' the finest + cen,
Cigar IN t0:'n, for sale at Walla. Can-
mons old stand. Don't forget it
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03

Seltzcr Water. for disarrangemcnt of
the bowels aud kidneys. for sale q,w NJ
Wallace Cunnoi'S old stand.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03

For pure Champagne Lager Beer go
to.Wallace Cnnnon's old stumtl. Families
supplied hy the dozcl-goods delivered
free Of charge.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03

Pure. CORN and RYE Whiskies for
sale at Wallace Cannon's old stand.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03
7'''SS'5SB BFic-a Brajc.. .

OTiC-d oFaC,
-Despairihg old maids look Ian
gushing even on rain. bows.
A recent discovnry is telephone
talked 10 death by barber.
The battles Of The union-Fight.
ing between husband and wife.
In Philadelplia,a q pboygwho Lies, q
Lin pan to adog's'taifis lined sIO. !
"A tramp called his, shoes "cor-
porations," because they had no solcs.
The way toSmake Il large hole in
3our pocket is /" incur lal &c rent.
There is a great deal foflhck in n
horseshoe when throNn-.ir ii doesn't
lit you.
Ducks are fond Of flies. There is
just where they differ from bald-lirad-
old men.
An English scientist attributes
our cold waves to Venus and our hot
waves TO Jupiter.
Authors ale spoken Of MS dwell
ling in atLics, hrcaase so few of them
arc allie 10 live on their first story.
The man Who fell oul Of his lmk
"n the steamboat explained that his
dlackemcd eye was Il herlliIma,k. 81
"A had little Philadelphia boy
made his mothers hair iise:thc other
aIay. lie stole hel switch Tor kite
hobs.
"A hoy will.dig a,vNrea square rod
al garden g,ou, Il toi iislr hait, t,.and yet
hr cuultlnul beEi,ir,,l llu M0l X on u six
foot onion he'd.
"A lillle girl in church, after the
contribution r!a.e,!,;:;sfss;s;S,sesn,p PASSED.
r"nrIaccn'Iv ntidS,ts.liblAt t,saigi: 81
paid for tour. "'''sS7 WIS wins tilataialh p
Texas soaielY SIS yaa,i alea over
the question whetlitr6s iipi tlitsg groom
~. Il wedding should Wc;ifsEis ,e, oliver
A"' ""'silc or ins',lg his & 'lFyEY:s"a'. E
The reason .mpic nnilrvllas than
walrriuclons are STOLEN is thought To-
!'c because a,si,nastl,is.f.s laesu'l have tt,
plug 'tle unG,yIla u y. L. D.. .Irf.issl@ays e s. psI
i,r HE harvest - Ia. u slflk s..,-s.sss.$ |
"a EfyB z, ygYEIFtE
The n,an WHO 4srusped All oppor-
tnni,y tired the same scheme with II
luulhI.-lwr. lie ,al,i,.,lolicd his lasl
rnl",wis.. .ua'ckci'm he ,ltd The first
one. a@a3A ~ ss,&R j
The average prfsnnsreaks y about
l2O words u minute. Thls estimate
is considerably sl,nIL nr lhn, required I
when Tile sp"nker i';.s q lrdnk III fall
"n l'is tcni while he is. h'InLlug rpr IL
sleeve, ,hutton. ,.,.
"A Nebraska fn,iinn :contrived 10
swallow lot ofdynamilo and now he
can stand aronnd tiie corne' and caii
II white man anything he chooses
without heing kicked trr his inso.
lence. They're shy Of jarring him,
even. - ,ar.,g 31 a, ay.s!usLsay. 2s qHal
An old lady from, New Bedford
visited Boston recently, ,t'r u G fl
time, and, while $, iewiiy the attract
tions of the public garden was point
ed out the bronze statue OF, Chall les ,
Sumner. swell, ! Ges es:lare,"s old
lady remarked, "i ne, cr knew Sum
ner was colorcd niun hrfnle." ,,,....
The Sioux held their annual snn.f
dance in Dekota recently ard ,ltci
usual scenes OF cruelty sSeres enaP'll,
One young awarrior!held out fnrs fly.,
Blk hours and then fainteG. lie was
hanging all that time by a S ic'i r1n
through the flesh Of athe ,hark. 5slie
tainted before The flesh gave lwn, q
He was SO grieyed over, lis sfailu o.,
that he tried to hill himself. sIi ~ ID
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03
d d Ft8E iaBES gRERIvlEDV DVas4al
3 !eassii Is .iietff d lie YIEaat aii Lflag".s..

ft.rtI - fFF LFrs q Eafl
---Diseases OF the
pulmonary organs
are 40 pa evale ent ana
fatal, thsta safe and
re!:ablS remedy for
them us siivaI Ifiablei
toeyerycoinmunity.
Ayers CHERRY
PICTORIAL il such q
re m medy, and no
other 80 erinently,
merits the conf
dence OF the public.
Itis ascientife COM
|bination ofthe medi-
'cinal principles and
curative yirtues5 Of
the finest drugs,
chemically united,
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03

BLACKBERRY BRANDY ut Wallace
CpnnOn's old stand.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-03

), y. a. to insure the great
estpossible efficiency and unif ormity Of re-
, inyaiids TO aSss' Il y til Confidence. II il
the most reliable remedy for diseases Of
u the throat and lungs that science has pro-
rs dnced. It strikes at the found dation OF all
. pulmonary diseases. affording prompt
and certain relief, and Is adapted 70 pa
:. take It without difficulty. I'm the treat
5nent OF ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore!
{ Throat, Bronchitis, InfluenEa, Cler-
gyman's Sore Throat, Asthma, Group
and Catarrh, the ef7ectsisofl Ayers
CHERRY PEcTo9AL are magical, and multi
tudes arc annually pre5erved from serious
Illness by Its timely and faithful use.SsIt
: eaould be kept at hand in every house
hold, for the protection II. affords IN sud-;
Censumption there fl noother. remedy
soeficacious, soothing and helpful. ,,i,l
- The marvellous Acures which AxER's
CHERRY PICTORIAL has effected 81 over
the-world are sufficient guaranty that It
will continue to produce the best results.
An impartial trial will convince the most
sceptical OF its wonderful curative powers,
as we'll as OF Its superiority over all other
rs preparations for pulmonary complaints, 7
a!FEminent physicians inall parts Of the
Z country, knowing It's composition, recon-
mend AYER's CHEIsRY PRcroRAL to inya-
lids, and prescribe It in their practice.
s The testof half o century has proved its
absolute certainty to cure ell pulmonary
y complaints not already beyond the reach
OF human aid. .iS@6HsagYe EF n
y Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver g. Co.,
iAs Practical and .Aia1ytical tChenaists,r
tE3Gti ~ skLoweil, tMasss arif Sc usp ps.g-
, Z. .soLD nIRMn DRuaarsrs EvEarwuEnF.1 ,
aaoct. berg. ls70-iy ,aM gassd as.oais
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-28

SIS to $2gsss,,ss say s st nss' ss asaas,s ssns,s'
sT1SscS & Co., Portland, Maine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-28
Inventors and Patentees

should send for Instructions, terms, refer
ences, &c, to Edison Brothers, Solicitors
81 p tents. Washington, d. G., who fur
nish the same WITHOUT CHARGE. Edison
Brothers is well. known and successful
irm Of large experience, having been es-
tablished in 1865. tt.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-28


ny ,vb.t ,y.. sI.,S & e I.I.ss; M Z
.,,,. 81 ty.., IN, .ss s.. .t ,....,s R|
-
.,,.,,.; = Y;
in. .,,,.., .,.,t j. ;...5 q M. ,s;,
III ! 3 81 ,,...tt &, S. q Mn. .6n,
exceeded 81 .0O8.
We ere sorry % See ! disposition
in the present legislatufe to harass
Secretary Sidebotham, by The passage
Of obnoxious resolutions There i ~
better citizen 81 sincere and conscien-
tious official than M. Sideb otham and
bis record will show that BE has been
4 very ci1icient officer; Ind by his
careful and judicious disbursement Il
| the public funds, he has savexl to. thc
general government considerable
famount, while his accounts have in
lvariably been found correct He has
never refused to pay any bills author
fized BY the Treasury Department and
Hi will not rebound 10 the credit of
Legislature to persecute an Official
whose time is expiring one who has
the utmost confidence Of the Depart
meat, and of the citizens Of idaho.
YAEKEr FORK HERALD.
NJ .. 81
ao..t,. 4,.,'
n,o,tb. frorn 49,
49, .,.. ,r-,T1,.
.,. IS 1'~J.S' Z, 80 4
go "N sos" 80 =
:. - : - q. i..,
S W. ''s, s,s's i, s'FS
81, 2, IS
- 4" 'S sssss''s 'S'@ a A y
i ''- 3 >'''. s -
~ ~ : pa1
-9
..
e, ,,.s
'
:s,s
a.oa 49, E; -, :
sl.. ..; MI u.
;an 80 III s.,.h,a ,sss:.; s
s ;nso h,,.;,,..s 4 q
~ 4 e ". vi
,h 8, ,:s
tbe rate of eighty TONS every twenty
four bonrs i heino dpl;vered Il ia
mill which will comma,,ca crusb;,, J.
] inside Of a week. Tho intention was
u have 4 rnnn;nc ~ ,h;s s,;ao M
some Of the work was not Completed
II as soon as exDpctpd hPncp the Short
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-28

THERE are some 5000 more females
than males in Philadelphia. and
cross-eyed man with big feet and
snarly teeth can get a pretty good
looking girl on the string in that CITY,.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-28


The following figures show thol
work done BY the new smelter which,
was put up At Bay Horse last summer;
the smelter was not completed until
about the Let Of September, when 4
4o-days' run was made, and then
work was shut down for the sinter.
The ore run was taken from the Rams-
|linrn aud Beardsley mines, and 1864
bars If bullion were made. weighing
S24, 4,449pounds, valued It about $l5O. u
IOO9, The bullion was shipped BY
Sharp & GarIitz, few cars being ship
| ped to B. F. White, at Camas, and the
balance to the N. W. Forwarding Co,
at Blackfoot.
"A lot Of turkeys were brought into
Bonanza short time ago and sold at
seventy-fvc cents per pound. Coal
|oil brings about dollar per gallon
at that place and -four ten dollars per
hundred; but like all other places
where provisions bring fabulous
prices, wages correspond. Many
classes Of goods, which were shipped
in during the summer, when freight
was cheap, are sold at nearly as low
prices as on the railroad
4 The Bullion, one Of the Wool Riv-
Ter Company's mines, has reached =
depth of 160 feet vertically, and new
Ter showed as well in quantity and
quality Of ore as at present. The
mine could now pay dividends if they
had home market or transportation
lfor their ore. The Idahoan continues
to loom up. Recent developments il
the level westward exposed 5-fool
face Of solid ore, sampling l27 ozs
per ton. Heretofore the ore has beer
, mostly galena, but at this point it il
softer and seems to lie carbonizing
: which is considered by experts al
very favorable, and Indicative If ;
|large,ore body.
Il 1t is rumored that heavy Sal
!, Lake firm will establish a $50,00t
el branch store in Bellevue in May, con
sisting of complete miners outfit
ting stock.
DEMOCRAT.
VIM. James killed pig the uthe
day only l9 months old, which dresse
4S3 pounds.
Charles Philips, who was lost til
first night of the heavy snow storr
on Camas Prairie, was found on th
y Malad, about ten miles from home
having been ont forty-eight hours
He was in bewildered state Of mins
did not know where he was, and ha
fallen into the river several time!
and would have perished had lie nc
been discovered. Of course he wa
taken to camp and cared for, aud we
quickly restored. How many mile
he wandered during those terrib'
days and nights can only be su
missed.
The snow fell forty-eight inches
depth ON Camas, but settled to abot
two feet, witE crust formed heay
enough to bear the weight Of hor,
for miles.
Haskel's team passed throue
Y town on Thursday with the machil
cry and turbine wheel for the sa
: mill of Wadwell Of Payette.
Thurman has struck fine body
rs ore in the Rising Sun mine, and JUDI
g ing from samples taken at rando
to to from the dump, it is extremely ric
Ok The ledge is four feet in width, al
turning into q blush cast, which !
!. experts pronounce good indicatio
. There are now about 100 tons Of go
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j. j. jenkins, q eolored man from the Col
orado river, made q complaint to the police
yc-''-'2- tN't h had bccn ;rvc;clcd '-,N ="
hack Friday night by a hackman and another
party, who pretended that they were going
10 show him the sights of the city. They
drove nim out Of tho lily, drugged and bea.
him up, when they robbed him of S40-all
tho norov he had, They brought him back
into the city and left him in drugged and
holpless condition, at the corner of
Elm aad Lamar street, where he was
discovered by Officer Dempsey, and
lodged in the statiou-house for
a drunk and down. Accompanied BY 20.
liceman he visited the different stables to
identify the harness. On the road he met
Mcdonald, big Mack" the hack driver,
whom he claimed to identify as the hackman
VINO mad assisted in his robbery. He also
identified the horses driven that night by
heDohHld and subsequently, swore cut u
warrant before Justice Peak for McDonald's
arrest, who gave $500 bond for his appear
ance McDonald says that he never hauled
any colcred person that night and never saw
his accuser before.
A. B. Franklin and man by the name of
Alexander, were arrested Yesterday by the
police and lodged in the county jail on the
charge Of robbing Joe Dean young man, of
$50 According To- his statement they got
him full Of whsksy and ropsd him off to the
branch at the foot of Lamar street, where
they went through his clothes getting the
amount above stated He WAS too much in
toycated to make much resistance. he had
sold his cotton that day and alleges that tho
parties spotted and inVsigled him OF to rob
him, which AS already stated they did.
About two o'clock yesterday morning,
Judge Aldridge, who rooms in the public
square, was aroused from his his slumbers by
man crying robbers" he saw the party
on the east side of the square, and observed
several men run to his rescue, and overheard
the man who had been attacked say, that the
robber had run away on his giving the alarm
nothing more has been heard of the affair.