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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-07-02

NICE FRU1T.-Monday last Mr..
John Sauerbaugh presented the editor
and employees CT the JOURNAL office
with some very fine cherries from his
celebrated "Washington's Ratchet
tree" variety for which he will &C
cert our thanks.
Mr.. ]. F. Tagen, of McCulloh Hill,
left us a large basket of excellent
Strawberries Friday gathered from
his garden. The fruit is large and
luscious, and Mr.. F's kindness in re.
bering the printer is duly ap,
preciated.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-07-02

The delicate orange blossom bios
someth.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-07-02

VENNoR BOILED DowN.-July will
give great deal of rain over large
portion of the country. Storms of
wind, thunder and lightning are
likely to be severe and frequent. Be-
tween the 10th and 18th an exceed
ingly hot term will intervene. About
the 9th or 29th a cold wave will
sweep across the country. The month
will enter cool and showery. The
outlook for good weather on the
glorious Fourth is not very promising
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15
Raising Cotton in Pennsylvania.

THE ExPERIxEsT TO ne TRIED on LARGE
SCALE NEXT YEAR.
An attempt to grow cotton on on ex.
tensive scale will be made in some part
Of this State next year. The promoters
Of the project are the MessTs. FalIon
Brothers, cotton brokers of this city.
They long have entertained the idea
that cotton might be raised as profita
biz on cheap lands In Pennsylvania a.
it il in the South. and last year In order
to give this belief = practical test, they
planted half-acre OF ground at Run
nymede. Delaware county, in cotton. A
considerable quantity Of fertilizers was
used, which 80 forced the plant that IL
fully matured between the two seasons
Of frost, or from May 2s 10 October 5.
The yield was at the rate Of half bale
TO the acre, and the staple, body and
quality were pronounced excellent. The
yield was aIso considered remarkable,
the entire product of the South heing
{. 800. 900 bales 10 cultivated area OF
IS 100000 acres. A package of the Run.
nymede cotton was sent 10 the Cotton
Exposition at Atlanta. where II has A.
tFaoied considerable attention.
1--WE see no reason why cotton should
noble grown in this State as well as to.
bacon has been," said Mr.. FaIIon YES.
terday. '*They both require the same
coil and climate, while cotton has this
advantage. that Il i less sensitive 10
frost. We propose to plant 900 acres or
les. and i the results are favorable 70
shall undertake the business on a large
scale. The only question Is, can it BE
raised proEltablyf But II tobacco can.
why not cotton Some people thEnk
that great difficulty might Be experien
ced IN rHisine cotton 20 far north In The
SHIRT season between frosis, but think
II would be eapy wish the aid Of eond
fertilizers 70 force the plant - that Il
would fowsr. boil and mature within
the prescribed time. OF eonrse We
could not expect to 20 into operations
OH land - valuable = that = RunnY.
mede. which cost $500 per aere. ard
consequently We must look out for some
cheaper ground. ! large tFaet has i
ready been offered % u in New JERSEY.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15

which IL just as good as that 10 some Of
the most prosperous cotton plantations
In the South, but we would rather con.
fine ourselves 10 our native State and
let IL get the credit. The fact is, said
the speaker. In conclusion, ''sooner or
later, if any trade in raw cotton il 10 be
done away from the South our people
must awaken TO the necessity of increas.
ed cultivation. Down in Dixie's Land
they are erecting mills and manufacto.
ries on large scale in order TO utilize
their own produce, and IL this policy is
ontinued IL will only be question OF
time when shipments Of cotton East
will be largely curtailed. even IL they
are not suspended altogether
PAID $3.50 TO my doctor and was no
better. then took few bottles Of
PERuSA which cured me.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15
Inquest Notice.

IN the matter of the estate of w. w.
Il Becf, deccasei. late q Marion i.snsbp Centre
county. fas To Jsnuis n. Heller Bsntafntu Heller
Aud MARY Cormsn sod u v Cssfblan, the heirs ans
Isgsi Representatives II W. vs. Brck dreea.sd tai =
uo;rs that ty yrtas 0f urif II Tzftiisan issa usi
% ths ufTbans Court pf Csnffo eunnty and to me
directed Inquest uiil hs hsld 81 The late Fnafdst
u W. " Beck. dessass-d IN the tawuship u Marion
runnty q Centre. aa FRIDAY. tbo Jsh aAy q bE-
eENbEn. A. u. isti. AT ten osisck A. NJ of ssid dsy
fgr ths Toss Il nzkinE paftifion ~ the real estate
q ssid dsoeassd b. ard among bis bsrs and legal r.
PFrsrhtsttees. " the same hs done Witheat pfeIn.
dice % ef spslnF II the whole. eihrraies 90 value
and aFFraise the scnofdiBw a. iAu At uhieh uma
and paaa yuu mas ha present u ton ihiuk nfuf.sr
Attest JOHN sFANCLEH sheriff.
sheriff ofios. Bslsfonts Dee g, issI sa-su
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15
163 ACRES 3

In high state Of cultivation. upon which s erected
large FRAME HOUSE. large BANK BARN, all fa
complete repair, With tNo cistsrhs of at TIE
tarB and rsieth and well uf good uaier "a the
hvuse. Aiso two Apple Orchards uf good bearing fruit
This farm. which is most desirable ons ts situated
0u the great pubic rad about Eve aud half miles
from hsilsfonis and about half mile ffufn Zlon
No. 2 A Tract uf Mountain land, con f.
taininx NINETEEN ACRES. veil tlmberei with chest.
nut, risk oak and uhife OAK.
TtEHs or eALE.-Ouethifd Of the purchase money
60 bs paid confirmation of sale the haianos in tuo
equal ANIMAL payments, % be secuted by hand aud
mortgage on the pTsuiisca
DAVID EliARER
CHRIST DECKER.
f9-u AduiiGistfutorr.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15
The "Water Fuel" Locomotive.

The new locomotive TO be run by
''water fuel is nearly completed Al the
Giant locomotive works at Paterson. n.
j. The fire box is specially adapted 10
the purpose desired OF burning the
naptha and water. The disassociation
OF the oxygen and hydrogen, in the
presence of naptha gas heated to tenn
perature Of four hundred degrees c., is
followed by the combustion of the by
drogen, at temperature Of eight thous-
and degrees C., a degree Of heat never
before applied to the purpose OF making
steam. 1t will occur TO the Theoretical
mind that an agent so effective must
destroy the material with which IL is
brought in contact. Time and test will.
however. soon settle the matter. In
the meantime we learn from the Rail
roy World that railroad company has
offered 81 100000 for the right to use
the new fuel. provided that the engine
adapted TO its use will draw train Of
four Pullman cars from New York 10
Chicago and return on schedule time.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15
Justice OVertakes q Snyder County
Murderer After Fifteen Years.

At Middleburg, Snyder county, Detec.
tive Lyon and Officer Smith arrested
Joseph Meyer for murder committed
fifteen years ago. The accused was
committed for trial on the strength Of
an affidavit made by q citizen Of Snyder
county. The affidavit sets forth that
fifteen years ago two peddlers mysteri
ously disappeared from the locality in
which Israel Erb, Jonathan Meyer and
Emanuel Eltinger, convicted OF the
murder OF the aged Kintzlers. resided
and that a confession made by one Of
these men implicated Joseph Meyer in
the murder Of one peddler. who was
found in the bed Of creek. In the
affidavit it Is also alleged that the sc.
cused has followed Detective Lyon with
the avowcd intention Of shooting him
in retaliation Tor his connection with
the arrest and conviction Of the muir.
derers OF John Kintzler and wife. The
affidavit further declares that Ulrich
Meyer. recently arrested for completely
in the Kinizler crime. participated in
the murder OF the other peddler.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15
UDIToR's NOTICE.

~ ~ the msttzr u he Aecoaat Of James 7.
LesusFa Trustee e r. Perks; IN The CssFs af Com.
mon Fiess Of Centre county. No. 1sJ Aug r.. fsso!
The undersigned, an Auditor appointed
by the aid Cosrf 70 dsposs af the exceptions aief
IN the hands Of aid Trustee among fhose leaais
entitled thsrpto wil attend - tbe duties ~ his aE
polstment. On TUESDAY. JANUARY 3. fss2 al 10
o'cloek A. ~. 1t bis Sfacs 10 BellefonIs when and
where al parties interested nay appezf
f95W y. e. KELLER Auditor
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15

M0TnER's don't know how many chill.
dren are punished for being uncouth,
wilful. and Indifferent TO instructions of
rewards, simply because they are out Of
bealthl An intelligent lady said Of >
child Of this kind "MotheFs should
know that IL they would give the little
ones moderate doses of Hop Bitters for
ltwo or three weeks, the children would
be oil parent could desire"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15
Nee Advertisements.
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court of Centre
II county. In The matter If the sKceptsons 20 the
aocpuHt of 2. r Rntls, and Ians. Rahis Il a., az
eeufsFs Of PETER HUBLR. deceased.
The auditor appointed hy the Court 10
hear and pass upon the exceptions hlsa rsest4 the
cOnnt according Il the hilngs ard make dstiiutiun
~ the funds 10 ard among tha~e lrEsly entitled thereto
viii meet the parties Interested fpr The Fnrtss - his
appsiusmeni. On THURSDAY. the tth dsy q IsnuaFr.
lisa. 81 10 ooloek. A. NJ 81 BE efos 10 Hsllsfeats.
Test s. o. GRAY. As8itsr.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15
Positive Cure


for ell thssa painfaI Csaspia afass asd Weaknesses
sseeaamaa To saF beet fsssiafe Dspainttsn.
II will cure entirely tie worst fern Of Fefals Gems
flsiHt al ovarian tfusiies Inflammation and uiccrA
tion Faiing and DissisccHsisfs and tle consequent
spinal weaknes, ard Is particularly sGsYtsd 10 the
Change sf life
u viii Dissolve and srpe tuners from The utsTns IN
saffy stage of davaiaTDsft Tho tendency 20 can.
huorstb chscko very speedily ~ iis use
II rcaoEss faintBes= natlsT,cy. asstFoJss craving
for stlinusnss and relieves ueAnes Of the stomach
u BlossinR. Headaches, Esrrous rrnssraiion,
osDcrAi pobty. ElestasauDnas. Dsi4ussion and Isei
eeriioA.
That feeling o. bssrfag down ezBsng rsis. Weight
and baekashe is hissys permanently cured - is Use
wii at all times and under ell circumstances ae In
harmony with TIE laws thai govern the female syHif
for the eureof Kidney Complaints q sitsF Ills
C0fHpoaad il UNSURPASSED.
LYDIA T. PfSEuAM's VEGETABLE CON.
POUNDS prepared al "a aud "a wesisrn Avenue,
Lynn. nssA Price sI BlE bottiesfor e. Seat ~ nAI
In the form of pills, siso In the form of iezsnrsa
receipt Of price, 81 per boz fer either. Er fiakhsfs
freely ali letters of sBqarJ. Send for rlHgh
let Address a. above Nsrfloa fhis pay<r
No family ehould be without LYDIA r. p.EZuAE's
LIVER Pills. They ezTo Constipation, t.ilsufEVss
Eaa toTFsdl;y Of tie liver. = etats rST boz.
g. sold By ell Druggists. IA
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court of Centre
n county. estate Of MICHAEL ngrTIsggR. Dsr'd
The undersigned, auditor, appointed By
aid Cout 70 make aisiribatian of he Iaads IN ~
hands e the administrator of sald deesdant % aud
among fhose legally entitled thereto viii attend ta
The daties vf his sppolutmsHt ~ bis oes. IN TsIie
fonts. On TUESDAY, the iuth aay 0s January. A. D.
lss1. 81 10 ocioek A. NJ when and wksfs Ell lersou.
interested may atsnd ard present their elzias oF i
dcsarrsd from comina IN aid fund
Soat. WILBUR 2. REEpER Apditar
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15

woNES that have been given up by
their dearest friends as beyond help.
have been permanently cured by the
use Of Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. IL is a positive cure for ell
female complaints. send TO Mrs. Lydia
+. Pinkham. 233 Western Avenue, Ly mn.
Mass, for pamphlets.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15
Ne,o Advertisements.
Orphans Court Sale.

DURSUANT to an order Of the Or.
Il phsns' Court of Centre county will be exposed
TO public sale, on the premises. on
Thursday, The 29h Of December, 1881,
At o'clock p. ~ the following real estate late the
propsfty Of JOHN DUNkLE, deceased. to sit;
All that certain messuHge, tenement and
tract of land situate In Walker toshsbp bounded aud
deecfhed folloust On the north % ilsh estate u
Adam Drekef decd ON the east by lands ~ David
fiarshbsfFer aud A. g 0eary on the santh by A. q.
Gear ahd tie wsst by land u jacob Dunkts eati-
ainiuE - and 10 pcFehes. about Is clear.
ss aud in high state of cititAtOh--ihsteoH erected
gpud twostoIy dwelling house. With nsyet.falIiHR
sprng af water at the dOof, eonDodip8s log harm,
aud all the nee sasry nnibulidiBgs There are txo
apple orchards the premises of choice fruit Ro
edaf PFess, and all the ooBFsHisbces desirable lot
comfortable home.
TEEMs OF kAlE-ons.thrd Of The purchase money Ia
hand on confirmation of sale: oBstiiFf 10 year.
and tie balance Ia two years vtth Interest ir DE-
fefrsd zymTnts ta be sscnfsJ BY bond aud Fags.
Ten per csut Of the nrst purchase money sli ~ re-
qnifsd on day " sale
{a-Jw JACOB DUNgLE. Administrator.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15
4 UDTToR's NOTICE.

A \ The undersigned, an sadftof appointed hy The
Orphans Court Of CealTe county. o. Haks dstfbuisa
q The funds IN the hands Of the adlnstaafef n the
essats 81 Wesley Nunk. deesasad viii stsend 30 The
duties of his stpolHsment af 10 o'clock on SAT.
URDAf The 9Th day u Deosmff ~ the afIlce Aiex.
ahdsf Bower. n the BsFuazh OF HsIIafsnte where
Az PARTIES interested can attend and present their
clsims.
sa-sw N. wKrzrf. Assssav.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15
Inquest Notice.
DAVID sIlARER,
CHRIST pBs KER.
Administrator.

IN the matter Of the estate Of vii.
Il liam Blair deceased. late u Howard ta~n-hlf.
Ceutfs eoanty. Pa To Juhs Blair snd Henry Blair
tbs heirs sna legal Representatives oi William Blair
dresasF. take oiioe that bf Fiftns Il ufii ~ tsf
itiou, tssfsd sui ~ the ufphans' Court uf Centre
cuuuiy ard 20 me drsctri. inquest uill l. held
the late Residence q william Izf. dsssase In ths
invashtp - Howard snd onahtY u Ceutfe on SAT.
tRbAf. the at dzy af DECEMBER 4. D. lssl. ~
~ pcpek a ~ q said day, fF the pposs 1f mak iHz
taftioH q the rial setAt- II said Decreased g. aud
Aaoug BE hsifs aud legal representative q the same
can u dus without prejudice g. stsffinE q the
shor. othsrwiss 90 value and sppraiss tbs sAe &C..
UfsiiuE t. las At ~hisb time and piaos yua MAJ b.
present u yOa thlsk pfvpsr
Attest John EPASGLER. shsrtn
EheFlss Once. Beiieiontc, Dec q. 1881. 4q-su
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

JANIS n ALEXANDER. H. . &c ca. eas.s q = ,. &c.
MARTHA n.skALrs Hnns ssI e e ssssss ~. :.
The undersigned, Commissioner an-
faiasea = take sHaflnanv Il fha ainta zsafsd e.
VIII HzseA1 - fHA daiies # - Ar4eHzzHaAs hI HzI
sslasz I. 4. eH HHnAHanAz ahs 1zgA ~ 81 gz2=
ae-sx IN. WkzzkL. cun.saia.lpass.
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Notice.

NOTICE i hereby given to the
A ' members of the penna Valley Masaai Ansass.
mFnt Ifs lnsuFaHss ComTaaT that thsfs ufI - held
an election 0r Haafd Of niFseors fof The ssas fssz
iof aid esspofatien on the - TnesiAs IL lsnaafs.
. tbs.E aes In Hiihslms p. between The hours i
~ 4. 4. aaa 2. 81
.. 4 sASKKT. President
=. 9. Ge4HffnH Heeff fe=4u
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THE DAILY TIMES-STaR

Eoif pages. C5Tfy-esohf ooifnsas Only sfx
dolfars n year. 81 for ak months, $50
for tbFFe months Has the largest cire.ila-
tiou Of any paper IN Cincinnati. IL the best
advertising medium nBd the hest paper sur
ssnderH vho would know of the worlds
dosngs aa promptly a. the npwn can be inn
parisd. kddres,s Ilmes-StaT. Cincinnati. O.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15
PENNSYLVANIA, Centre Co. s.:

II iEEstl I, Wut8aH q RuHcHyIfln. Cisfk of ths
0rhaus Cert Of The ssid oeaHty, 10 hereby certify
that Al Orphans Court held ss hsefgnie The zssh
dAy of November, 4. Il. iEsi. before The Hnsarsl.ss
the Jskes q the said Csnft o. molten rule u,ss
grantef HPon John R@sms. Henry RasHas David
k0arns, esausl Rsafps, earnk Res. snssansah Hoi.
lotethef EiiEabsfh Wright Izesb HIsbsl Ntehaei
Rise Casharins soli and Thcssaas Meyers the heirs
and legal representatives. af Danisi PoFnian tsras.
81. 10 esms nto eouft the fsh Monday q iahna4x
neat, % sece o. refuse % aeeeHs as The vziasion ~
sh0w shy The epal esszss - the aid ssrsass
shcald not be sold same notice 70 BE- given a. In
inqnfatEan.
In tssilfsoay uhstenf have hsreuuts sst say hasa
and afhxed ths sea q aid osHft q, Bsilssabts m.
2s,h dsY u November. a. n. lsst.
vi v BuRCuFIELn, oC
Attest JoHS sfAasLEn. Sheriff. ta-4w
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THE CINCINNATI
WEEKLY TIMES

has for more than forty years maintained its
ranks above ali others in circulation. influ-
enee, and In the esieefn nf its readers becaEee
II 4 just The kind Of paper the people want.
I54f Weekly 5f0les covers the whole ground
al 1r1d class family journal. IL g. larger
ana bs.tteT than any hiRh-pTtoed weekly Of
1efcd the public: tta reading matter covers a
greater scora, - more entertaining and in-
ktTuciive. and yet it costs
hut ONE DOLLAR 4 YEAR.
Our aFefsts everywhere say II ia the easIest
paper ia tire fed to canvass for, and readers
of one year are 30 pleased that they are sure
t. renew their subscriptions. Esghd page
fulgsiz coisfulff goT one dollar Vcur, and The
most liberal terms tn club agents.
Eu5Ncribgug for any paper. Address weekly
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15

GTRAY STEER.-Ou or about the
Ai.h II N9vsmhrf. fhefe raras e. ths premises ~
losrlh hssmau. in Walker tuaushp. 3 Roam
fiLeA. ssFnOsi pHr and half gfafs odd The onlF
aiafk 80 The animal j. aFluii pier cnt % the fp ni
the iait eaF. The osusr e ftqnestsl e. re fssard
fay chatErs and take ilse steer aWay UtEefwse BE-
Sii - dsspusei uf according 10 iau.
JOSIAH BOSNIAN.
walker Township. Soscaahss ia. issI. seaw
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-12-15
Orphans Court Sale
-oF-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
DURSUANT TO an order of the Or.
Il phsns' Court Of Centre county, Pa. Niii D. ox-
pUssd 10 public sale, on tire pfenlsrs on

Friday, Me 3UM q december, 1881,
at o'aoek r. ~, the following described real estate
ceased, 60 witi
No. |. All that plantation or tract of
land situate In Walker iovHship. bounded and de-
sgfihsd foliDsst On the sest ty lands nf Samuel
becker and David sais. the north by Michael siaf
Ter and Martin Bfumgsrd, tho east - iands uf
Adam Noua5a. aud the a.fatb By the pnbllc rasd
leading fi0tn Bollsfsnts - Lick Haven containing
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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub
nshed every Thursday morning, 81 Beefonts. Centre
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NO paper w.i DO discontinued until arrearages are
paid, except 1t option OF publishers.
aivance.
ANY person procuring Us teneazh subscribers will
DO sent copy free Of charge.
our extensive circulation makes this paper an IN
usually reliable and profitable medium for
We have the most ample facilities Tor JOB WOKk
snd are prepared 70 print all kinds Of Books Tracts
Programmes, Posters. Commercial printing Ac Ia the
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GEH Veek IN yeur swn iovu Terms and s cut
oOO hi free. Address u. uAELEIT CO. Port
Ishd Maize sis
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t1lu
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09

THE Pas. MD PREsENr.-In nat 'nc
the difference in the style in which
oenatdrs'and Representatives .-'.' live
III Washington as compsrel + with thar
usual abont thirty years ago, an old
resident tells an anecdote of iterpst,
He says that at that time IT. was NOT
uncommon for very w0itny members
of either house uf Congress to occupy
rooms over stanes. A very swell gen,
tleman was elecs2d to Congress, whom.
wewill call Baker, and he set up-a
gra establishment here. GIe was
grtst y'chocked to fint''. AIT his init
mate friend Eoot ar, ai.laegh very
rich elaRt' lived Over -prurerv store,
and ono day, in Addressing d note ,o
him, wrote: "Hon. Mr.. Cooper, over
Smiths grocery store But Coope,
! +'ae not to be put down thus, so, re
! mehr.fsi ing the situation of Bakers
: @ralNt louse, when he answered, al
dressed his letter: "Ron. George Au-
gastus Baker, opposite Foy's livery
stable Washington 's.at.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09

Ne, ala tp this place, anI VIXEN finish
ell will make the third through. route
to the Pacific; il will alsn prove = pow
rrf',l ccniretItnf'.f the Central Pacific
C4H,pas,y.. "a iI.iss t,ad is consi. acted
hy tleU Ps,ss-Rl Tie Sn.Hst .cific
Coast Company. have exienfkd their
iiats,.' t.,~.Egr -nad into this tl,ace,
airs: s.s nuw Nave second lire to
Sah Franchises, this one via Alameda.
rhis s.,aeist.l .l.ca passengers direct to
the ce'sls.ted n, ~. at The Iatter~, lace,
a ~hI,jrct which we will devote fu-
fture letter 10. The ROAD --.is 'aIoDa
the coast down tn Santa Crh5, ~ ipo-
sa. and several other fan.nis pIgces,
aud is Il charming ride. A new wharf
has been III Course Of erection by the
Ceitrol Pacific Company for some
TIME, and is new Deartng completion.
ss..s 'us-7, large wharf is made OF
I.-'s,:se ..d'!i Intended for landing
place fnr,he Frisco ferry boat. It
will he mnch saierst... the old wood
en- one, aud sill he talol neater in ap-
pearance.
We had a gaInii,i, sea-hreeze yes
tertlay, one that stirred things ~ gen
eraly-the srrnachs Of sh.p pa~Sen-
gers h,cM,.-d ) Notwithstanding tie
'.si..d,sa naEstfs-+.f'~trps entered port.
, An'uld sailor ephrted then, Tor me. and
SAID there was fifteen. afterwards
fnahd tht rig.it nunp,er to be two less.
This Is aprettv & nd showing for one
day. 1t is very pleasant and inter-
see the ships lnading and unloading.
! tti lear the hustle and feel the usual
S,cItetn.ar TO see the different Glasses
of craft, tbe inan-o!- wars,nerI. the
dflereut t,.tionalities represented, the
immense piles of goods awaiting ship.
ment, and what is more, to see and
study the different classes of mankind,
some Of whom so singular in appear
ance that you would hardly claim them
as human.
The ldahoans Eere are all well and
happy. One of them said to me the
other day, ''Aliss Sally, how's Idaho.>
meaning the city. Oh, l said, 1t is all
fyhere, WHAT'S left of it. He seemed t.
II'tc rattle astonished al the town.
downfall, but expressed himself conf
dent OF Its dl.irnete recovery, and,
like myself wished himself back there.
N"re anon. SALLY MANDER
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-09
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