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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-05
woNpnl.ruL POPULARITY

or The Renowned Medicine. r.
The Greatest Curative success
of the Age A Voice froia the
People.
No medicine introduced Ia The public
has ever mel with The auccess accuf'isd
~ Hoy Bltiep II stands today the
besl known curative article IN the world,
liz marvellous fsnown 10 not due ~ the
Advertising n has received. u 10 famous
by ivasuh oi lie inherent virtues, u
does all that is claimed lot ". u - Tho
mos, powerful, speedy aud effective
agent known tot tho building up 81 10
Initiated Hyaiems The following MI
npases are offered ~ prove ihis
wb., n MA Fof An ulj iadr.
Cosuu,ruS EtAtioN, \, \. Dee IN, 1919.
Gents 4 number II people had been
ua,ng youI Biilsia hpfp. aud With mafh
ed rilud IN iaoi, one caho, y lalp al
over aetpniy years, had been siok I'm
years. aud lpi the past ton years ! have
Known her. she has not been able ~ Ice
AROUND hall the time Alnu' sis
months agu Hhp got ~ feeble she WAS
hdpisa. llpr uld fpmpdirs. ~ phrsiC
iana. being ~ ~ avail Hcni ~ Ilo.
pupii, iotty live milpH, aud got y bottle
" Hop niiloIa u hal au,h avril bone
fetal pllr,i ~ het that ono battle IN
proved boz ~ ahu waa able ~ ,lIras hor
anli and vail about Tho huuse Whom
ahs hal taken ar,pui bottle she WAS
allie a. jaLe rarc ~ hrI own ruum aud
walk uuI ~ hot neighbours aud has I'm
proves, all tho time Hiurp Ny uiio aud
rhiklfrn niau have derived sruai hcnelii
from THEFT usr
II iIItuAwAI.
Agl, 4, \ ~ Go.
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Nv mother Say that Ii"r lIillrfH ~
tho uuly thug that will trop hri HON
h,i uld AMI Hrlrtu nlln,tH ~ paial, nia
anal Lrada,hr ~ O'u,yu Nm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-05

Dsssahs. Aiss suF, lfss.
M Asustisf, hs- f"sis s'''ft's.'
4. -, voat Iiop NiiFFs. sol = E'rst
.l-.s..f sih tho hsssfsisi Elects on
1870 .,.l ehlld u 10 Aeses.
rfepsbsisi As >s''iA'
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-~sss. dec q rssAlesspsss =
erOssiRs Geld IN shieh coo e isea.
ias
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YOUNG MEN

Al .ffsts 49, sHft H. Tstf"If sni hfsi 81 -
Hiff 80 IL mfaff N... tfaHttiHfa rstf. It. r.
- tks atsHf afH.t ..|. I..H. e. 30 H'HIf .rl'.fs
60 o. sstHHst.if O. HHHtHt o. '.."'H.'.ra -
a.Hrf##HH.
tta rtEfFutr rt.ttW .rHias 30 HHs1... ssisi
Acct f...ti..tt a. ...tH. 80 81 lirf n
$50 ssH aa.ff 90 .f...... tastt %. sifH "ir-i
s4tr #ilf tH..sr
Hr#I taHs 81 10 .#H f.sIsI Hffi o. r. ~ sHrl
t-rs.s.i.as -.Hts ti....s..l o. -ltl b. aast f.f
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l,.snnLn. 81 Inna 2l ~

E,,sUu,t. wu June 70 lA'p
Isn,Irusu So piuvis ha'v bal
ono hell tho sale h,r sol si'tn su,h
un,,otsul satisfaction 90 tuut Hoy Hfi
tr,s batr We tatr lrasufr ~ siaeat
ius iut ihrt s,liarr. as eyrtN uuc Hho
t,irs Jlrm 10 u,ii satisfied piitt thu &C.
cults sr,ofsi su,b ftWa'tai'ir ,nf''
have lsrn msir .iIh it'W h,tr thsI
ihrfo u numli,f ~ Fairvsi urfs'fr Va
the Hop Mllors rauss the irts'u
sainei slsvvu I-punds lrtu tstips "nli
a r.. Lotlss kstn 4 luI
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Easpssfpu. "a, h"t ., le's'
n.y Er-i have s.ei tDsf e'4',.s -
=, It.s utisfs. eel ihsy hsss aess
~. I'D ssa ssr.i 80 sst a.ss'
80 a,sp~,-is, sai shfo.ss 90, ps.s.
a. stss l,cssls. sss sss ssist 70 We
heel ssA sefses. ...
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his N.,HuH.-taIHr Iruua,n ruir
n Wtsriiua 80 tIisi.iptta
80 lHHlsf N.ssfA AHstis ras,ia
iiIr AnHHftH .alafIHu Ihts ffuIB
pnssfa DE-. sell ar.l t.traf.i D.
Ns r.rT arl rrl.sIfr. sirrpIns
~ af ahtfrnau iiutT Ninarliis
bal cot I.raHH1 IIII
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-05

srs,saaas ia, Hsri q 1879
t.eets hsss lFsu istias tour ''oP
m,,,,. ssJ ts.clvri ussi h'iF Zoo.
49,. tuili ssfe 90 pf lssr's - one
'f,t.. ,,,,..i "a, ff.Frfs fupfs-
'" Wv Ma N,tf D Ef.sA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-05

hsf.i Tafpilads
Bismr sllsri,es a. = iutJ ~ iHifiigrnl
nsan when thry condemn utan lpi
crime ubos. mofal HalaTu has been ~
y.t,s,i by iadigesli0n, dis~ussi hts' ani
ItIesys. 4 li,esshIiui laiE- s,sy sgh
e,,bstl,t vbstbsf s-tsiJ sesld ma 70,
bst,st s.ftsI ~ stlviins bg'ils ~
Itop n,iis,s lot the uuioftupsls 20 ihr
I'D, In,iesd ~ ysat. n penal ssT'iinl''
Uoiotls.. .sa vo'a
A,uunr sih dreyir r-yr'il'i ih'i sh'
-. D. r.,iu,Irss api ,pli llr' is'' ss'
t.1sIi.p .ni be- hsnds snd iesi i'ii a.
,i.pyb tie ti.-d ~ ~ fitrBi1ir Az
f., 90. lU,lis u iiop hiii'is hsi sea
isIso she uss the t,siFst aDd heai.liiesl
,d ~ tie village. siih 'itsfif snd
d,s,tiuiu,ss q iriui Eis'iit''s 70 h''
iatuis
t,tyu,,sn. a.. a. o. 49,
n,Ltts, hell s RimiT r. yfrfss'l
.ui, Tho .iss n II ypgi TOP Yates q
a.. ..-ssiisi iltips b. uss' iiis hsrtb,
al,a he's as.d setFfsi Gfibs. feI
.yuI lie " have t0a seHi "'f '"'s"
a. iguesi f'fts
GEs.a "a fF a..
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INV Aids
LED uruIRs aEgEIHa
HEAL-T II,
STRENGTH AND ENERGY,
WITHOUT tuE r4E 80 ppuUl AHE BE
QrUIEp Ersu TuW tHt tttCtRio
htslfs. AZ UIt-tpAttu tutR
MAJ, WtitU o. Ftpi i1Htu
TnR IHIb UztElpt tius

IrthUkra vra- ur,ttu uruIEsr - Ibf.l
30 tHftHts. 90 81 ..f-Ii.ts rH. F. Isha y
trnf Hstf.HH o. lHtaiHtt go ~ 81 90. ~ nrH,
HatH.HH. rttfufiIta 81 IH'.ffI i.'"f seer
..ttat tbsf tssfs Bil., tast s.t trHFa tarfIHaas.
faTsltas tfasilsH ~ HH rsr.H fHl ID. ".'.f l
N,ss sssat ~ fHn'.Hg 'H ,.h - t'. ~ 81.
tIHafHafrf g. 80 30" s. . H.al 81 'f1 o. HI flfl.e
g. sstIs.t q rla.f.. r.uf as.fHf M.' i"a ~
"a tHHi'ai 80 HHH s'l .rs 20 ffsI .. ,'''
4 ssfsiisa ks.ssstf Ell. tHtf saHsHi'.t Co., ...
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Table " St.G r. r.

ID Arttb WtuHtapNh ruNI
~ .H I.t Wt...Ha HH.l t.rt Gfutr
MI H#"H. U'. H#
atHft 20. r. .H.l lf.i .I frs vel 81
e. z VEI'sr'H tHUuaUtf srvfY BE-
! O. fiHAfH except 10. tiiirs ins
vul - enilt,.l uH srfk .iats ~
20 al a.l uu aHr.lsy
Nar1H CO., MIG vtll o.
|&I.lsi rlst fts..
tuHNuAHT 4upl
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elpt. shs kal Afforded him IN his boy
heSpd, - oi,su 9Th ~ 10 segmci 10
lsks - slmusl ia,hsflt pdie 10 knlh =
srail. eesuly and party Aud ! knsS
~ rich IoNseau uhich was IN pfvpera
toe IAt thg owning day Hoe peaceful
" hagpy 80 ~ vvwl ! lave oli'u
sundrtea sipes that there wprp M
omens ~ the sky, no whispers IN tho
az. NJ black clCeds any uhVfe, W warn
~ 81 tho comihg storm
stool on the ,osan'ls Que nisht lcul
~ a iAs. nlpVn, Charley he'd lsdslvn
sis<a v Hath. and was splnE asp do~n
W. p<sh Al lhs safe bs papssd iof
me wrapping nv shawl about ne I
vent down sni s,vssl bes,,lr him. Never
Va my his had sea ssfpS ssalod 10
si,ls Vbaflsy Cemplsu. bni she va
siih him nos us syea vsfv heavy.
his chsels Huahs,l, his hssI basel an
90 b,s hcsom. lcokrd 81 b,m ln tstr,It
a''hea! The ro~et II altering . wotj.
lie sls'As Rtst
"n.ty." be .a,'i, do you Isl,s,s thai
Ruth loVsa ne =
-. hss his. I answered. ., am sary
ils shcos his heal n sm po,. s.,J
he. "Nhea . woman love- che blsshs.
aud ttvinblp.. she uAa never sea- =,
eoli snd Plse'd . iare. NJ uhdistutl
81 - nis1 shs V qnsekly tesloas -s,ai,k
" moved b. tsafa The pss.ioas,s low,
u Q ssfmshesfe~l woman ts.--. III
thing. Mary, DO nel beOpts TIA
kash syss lowell me cs vth ewes lov'
snyoasl"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-03-23
OF THE DISTRICT
COURT

FIFTH DAY, March l9th.-Jos. Oller-
mond admitted a citizen.
John G. Fox VS.. w. w. West. j. e.
Rowe and Jas. McDevitt. Tried by
the Court and submitted.
SIXTH DAY. G. Fox VS.. McDevitt
ct al. Judgment against West and
Rowe for $912.39.
Sarah Allen VS.. Frank Farnham
On trial by the Court.
SEVENTH DAY.-Chas. Kohny vs..
WIN. j. Rothwell, Administrator If
the estate Of John G. Hughes. Agreed
case. Decree filed.
Mary J. Smith VS.. Edwin Smith.
Decree Of divorce granted.
Dennis Dacey VS. Pat GIennon. De
murrer Withdrawn Complaint amend
ed. Defendant to answer in twenty
days, and continued.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-03-23

SCHOOL Superintendent Eliot, of Bos-
ten, III his last report makes some Sc
we're criticisms Of the public school sys-
tenn, and suggests reforms that are
eminently applicable to the school sys
TENS III voge la other cities. He shows
that the studies are too numerous. and
that the only hope of Improvement is
III reducing their number. As now i'm
posed they are mere veneer instead
Of practically training the mind for
usefulness. He holds that this course
is inconsistent to large degree with
present or future industry, and that by
reducing the number, especially in the
high schools, the standard would be
raised. As now conducted, the studies
breed a diState for honest toll. The
Superintendent hits popular idea
square between the eyes when he as.
serts that the purpose of the school
work seems to be the success of the
annual exhibition, and the sound In
struction of the individual pupil; and
he also strikes another hard blow in
reciting an astounding prevalence
among teachers to believe in and prac-
ticaliy illustrate corporal punishment
All of which are subjects not patent
to the schools of Boston alone, but
which could be inquired into with profit
in this aud many other cities n. Y
Graphic.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-03-23


Woodpeckers work Is carpenters.
but they wud make more money IL
they wud go in for cole mimi COS 8
man witch had cole mine went dow.
to were bis men was to work and his
said # they didn't work faster he was
goIn to get some woodpeckers, WITCH,
wud dig more cole in an hour than
they did all day. Then the men held
2 meetin' and all struck, for they thot.
the men did, that woodpeckers war
sore new-fangled mashene, and wher.
the man said they was birds, it waH
all joke, one ole miner he spoke up.
and said he'd like To know what birdr
was; but other ole fellow said h.
new wot birds was well enuf, but,
he'd like to Be tole wot jokes was.
Woodpeckers hammers trees full oF
holes and gifts worms out, but / specE.
wen one is gittin' 'em out other il
goin' to the holes ahed of him ana
stickin' 'em in; and now fur the story,
witch I said ! wud tell you:
Once man vich lived 10 the woods.
was cutting down trees, and lie had
SO many children that his wife couldn't
mind them all to home, so be TUX the.
baby with him and laid it on stum,
while he workt- The baby was red
hedded, and the woodpeckers there i
red hedded too, and one was a settiIl's
on limb. Pretty soon the baby te
gun to cri, and wen the woodpecke-.
see its mouth open and heard crime.
it thot to its self poor thing, were i.
your ole birds, you must be offle hu,,--
cry, III see if | can do anything for.
you, and wen the man came I'D to the.
baby to say gitchy, gitchy. gitchy, b..
saw the woodpecker drop long rex
werm in the baby's mouth and fl ]
back to the lim Then the man pulled.
out the werm and looked at the wood
pecker and said, my good fellow, i
you keep boardin' house here, wot i
your te,msy But the woodpecker Of
~ shrugged his shoulders like i.
French man, as if it said you ugl:-
theef, | believe if it wasn't hatcheta
out yet you wud suck the egg Ike i.
cuckoo.
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Mud Throwing.

The Sacramento Bee, in recent ar
ticlc, very forcibly depicted journals.
tic mud throwing:
sThe most senseless, the most dis.
gushing, the most disgraceful sight.
we know OF is to see two rival editors,
deep in the mud, clutching it up BIZ
the handfulls and throwing it over ti...
clothes and faces of each other. fol-.
getting, in their filthy occupation, thu.
pleasaI meadows and fragrant woods,
that lie before them on the road IF
Journalism. Forgetting that their mu,.l
squabble is no particular interest t,s.
anybody, and that no one in fact cares,
to hear personal quarrels and see per.
sonal jaw-exercising and mud-throwins
fights. Forgetting that they are de-
grading noble perfession, and doing
all they can to bring it down to tina.
level of filth and slush in which the,
revel. Forgetting that news is what
the people want and not blackguard-
ing personalities, and that the less.
they furnish of the first to make roon.,
for more of the second, the lower arr
they falling in their mud pit and the,
more is receding form their vision thu.
real aim and purpose of all true journ,
alism.
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Written for the IDAHo wonLD.1
MINERS AND SPRING.

We don't like to hear the bhIIfrog sing,
Cause tbs the surest sign of Spring,
And we know impervious work twill bring.
The hateful, grecn-faced, balmy Spring.
King Winter, pray cease lingering
In the coyish lap Of sunny Spring;
shed laugh with joy to see you swing
This radiant beauty rosy Spring.
Old Winter, since you've taken wing
With pool, solo, chess and pickering,
We at early morn the pick must sling,
At dcwy eve our footrags wiring,
and dog-gon the blarsted, fowery spring.
Young Spring, by jing you're not the thing,
Though covers give you welcoming,
You to the dogs I'd like to fling
And to old Winters skirts still cling,
And freeze you out, you tyrant, witching
Spring. 3
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-03-23
IRISH RELIEF FUND.

Residents of Boise county who de-
sire to express their sympathy with
the starving poor of Ireland by d ma
tons for their relief, will please for
ward the same to F. w. Kroeber of
the Boise County Bank, or James Mo-
riarty. Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Agent,
Idaho City, l. T., who have consented,
at the request of numerous citizens OF
Idaho City, to act as committee for
that purpose. Subscriptions were
opened March 18th, and will continue
until further nutice. The money as col.
lccted will be forwarded to the Relief
Fund in New York free of charge, of
which Mr. Charles F. Parnell is Presi-
dent, and the receipt will be acknowl-
edged through the columns of the IDA
ho NoRID.
f. w. KRoEBER, o.
JAS MoRIARTY
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Arrivals at the Luna House.

Q. G. Meffert, J. A. Benoit, CenterviIle;
Jack Stanton, Placerville; JAS Nelson,
Fl. II. Hawken, Pat Gleason, - Will
Jams, Quartzburg; VIM. Sessions, Jas.
Price, City; n Wetzell, Jas. Wills, G. w.
Kegerreis,F. Farnham, j. G. Mills, Gar.val.
Sam. Hallett, Banner; Geo. Gobble, p.
McClevers, Illinois; J. w. Huston. Boise
City; T. Marley, Jas. Davis, Vim. Hooten
and family, City; F. e. Ensign, j. Brum-
back, Boise City; Dan. Jones, c. G. Hav-
ird, Centerville; Geo. Elwell, T. o. Spittz,
John Schilling. F. F. Laid, A. Beard, ].
B. Smith, Jas. Youren, Harry Carter, Gar
den valley; Jas. Traverse, Jos. Traverse,
Hoodoo; J. Williams, VIM. Morrison,
Quartzburg
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-03-23

Mrs. }. ID. AGNEw taught school at
Idaho City fifteen years ago, and IN a
visit up there last week she found
things not the same, dear Tom. The
bell didn't swing to and fro, because
bell, house, tree, swing aud every
vestige Of the cid play ground had
gone gliml cring-swept away by the
feverish, resistless, relentless swirl of
mell's mad love If gold And The boys
and gals as used to throw spit balls and
wink ateachother when Miss Frank'sn
vigilant eye happened to be looking
elsew!lere-alasi them boys and gals
Some now are in the church-yard laid,
Some sleep beneath the tree.
And some are men anu women now,
and the former school marin" (ihs is
Jini's story was considerable set back
On one occasion at seeing one of her
old school girls drive in out of the
snow and count nine cliildrcn-all
girls and boys, too-and all hers, the
former favorite pupil; and BERTHE and
Charlie Jones, whose tile nusey-pos-
les she use to wipe with piece of
pine-bark, and whose little eary-pear-
les she used to ''reach out for" with
her little thumb and finger-well, those
two youngsters then wear mems noses
now, and run printing office. blow
big horns in big brass band, and if
rumor proves correct, will soon have
somebody elses fair hands twisting their
auricular appendages. The visit forci-
bly, reminded Mrs. Agnew that change
is written on all things; none of us
young as we used to be; and that all
will soon pass away forever and be
forgotten.- ldahoan.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-03-23

WHEN a young lady tripped into a
music store the other day and asked
the bashful clerk in attendance for
1.-TWO Kisses" he jammed on his Tat
and rushed out at the back door. The
clerk never having heard of the piece
of music, thought he was the victim
of leap year proposal, and his salary
was not large enough to support two
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suffering from a Cancer.
F. W. KRorBER, | Com
JAS. MoRrARry com.

DR.. G.. w. Chase, who is well-known
in this city, was sent by the citizens
of Challis to Salt Lake city during the
early part of the winter and placed in
the hospital there He is suffering
from a cancer on the face, and it is
thought that he will live but short
ime.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-03-23

Custer and Other Mines - NJ ines
Bonded---Opcration at ChaIIis and
AinniIxinicIx, and Other News.
Mr.. j. G. Fox furnishes US with the
following ltenles:
There ii some sickness at Bonanza
GEOGRAPHICALLY pneumonia Mr. Viii
liam Stiean, former resident of this
city, is very sick and not expected 10
live. All others from this section Of
the Territory are we'll
The mines all continue to show up
better as they are developed, and a
good deal Of work is being done.
Six or eight men are constantly EN-
ployed in the Montana mine, which is
improving. The owners refused a
cash offer Of $2S0,00O few days be-
fore Mr.. Fox left Large quantities. Of
rich ore is now being taken out.
Mr.. w. A: Norton has ten or twelve
men employed right along on the
Charles Dickens, most Of whom are
engaged in opening it up by running
tunnels. The second tunnel is in 100
feet. 1t is being run OH the ledge,
which is twelve feet wide in places.
The width and riches Of the mine is
much greater than in the level above.
Mr.. Fox says the Charles Dickens is
the best developed mine in the District
by odds. A contract was let for the
running Of tunnel still lower 1t is
now in 250feet, and will tap the mine at
IA great depth. A large quantity Of
high grade ore is being taken out, and
the arastra will be kept constantly
running as soon as spring opens
Only few men are now employed
by the Custer Company, there being
sufficient ore in sight to Justify The cree
ton of large mill, which is being
built III San Francisco Enough ore
to keep the mill running long time
is i'll sight.
A good deal of work is being don,
OH the Continental, Hope, Eureaka
Badger, Summit, Lucky Boy, Pioneer
and Charles Wayne.
Several of these have been bonded
and a part of the purchase price al
ready paid. The more all the mines
are developed the better they look.
The chances are that machinery
cannot be got in there till the snow
disappears.
The winter has been unusually Sc
we're and it has been hard to keep thu
road open to Challis
Those who left Bonanza City las
fall for the winter are rapidly return
ing.
\ good deal of work is being don,
around Challis. Reports say til,
mines look WELL
A smelier will be erected at Kinni
kinick soon.
Messrs. Harry Bowman, Dave Ketct
UNI and several others formerly of thi
place, have valuable interest there.
|
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suA WIS MoUSTAIN NEWS.
OcEoLA, March 20. 1880.

OcEoLA, March 20, 1880.
Eli. WuRLD:I send you fhe latest
news, a. your regular correspondent
is absent The mines, as usual, are
hooking well, and il is the opinion Of
experts that they are true fssurc
veins.
Frank Cavanaugii was here last
Thursday and surveyed a tunnel sight
for the Rising Sun Company TO tap
the ledge four hundred feet from the
surface, and will be seven hundred
feet il length
The citizens called meeting at the
Pay,naster Hotel, Mr.. Sam johnson in
the chair, AMI appointed committee
to find the most suitable place for a
town site. The place selected con-
tains forty-four lots. fifty feet front,
with street Fifty feet wide. You
can buy lot from five dollars to fifty.
A committee was also appointed to
select name for the town, and after
some debate concluded to call it
Oceola.
The snow is disappearing very fast.
We arc to have several families
here in a few days, which will make
things more agreeable for the boys.
There are about seventeen or eighteen
men here at present, one family and
one young lady-she's daisy, 'and
don't you forget it,
Find enclosed a small specimen
from the proprietors Of the Paymaster
mine for your cabinet.
don't wish to hurt the feelings OF
your correspondent, "Olie," but here
they call him Ollie TERROR.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-03-23

WHEN You write letter to your
friend write as badly as possible. II
you write a clear, legible hand, the.
letter will almost read itself and there
fore fail TO properly impress the rea6-
er; but if he has to peer and puzzi,
over every word and every letter, il.
every line, its every blot. will become
SO interviewer with the gray matte. !
of his devoted brain, that that letter.
shall be forever part and parcel of hi,
mentality. COT conrse. if he lose hi
patience and cry petulently jam th"
ihing!" or words to that effect, the.
result may be slightly different; bua.
even then, he'll not forget your calis--
raphy in a hurry
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-03-23

A LECTURER was explaining to a lit
tie girl how a lobster cast his shell
when he had eutgrown it. Said he:
"What do you do when you have out
grown your clothes? You cast them
aside, do you not?o "0h, no. replied
the little one, "we let out the tucks "
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-03-23
Inventors and Patentees

Hid send for instructions, terms, refer
es, &c, to Edison Brothers, Solicitors
Patents. Washington, ID. c., who fur
81 the same WITHOUT CHARGE. Edison
|thers is well known and successful
OF large experience, having been es-
lished in 1866 IT,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-03-23
Postomce Hours.

During week a..ys, until further notice,
Ie Postoffice will DC kept open from seven
!. NJ until nine p. M.
Sundays from half-past twelve to one,
Id from four until six F. NJ
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
|1'he Money Order Office will not be
pcncd at all on Sundays; and no Money
6,ier business will be transacted on Sat
Mays after four o'clock r. NJ
s. g. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec. 3. 1878. Postmaster.