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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-11


ED. WoRLD: Owing to tho great
depth Of snow. The wagon road passing
through Boston. and connecting viz
Star Ranch and Boise Git with tie
Central Pacific 4. R. At Kelton il
closed for the remainder of the winter !;
this being the case, our folks we're
compelled to take Up residence ii Cen
teryille. Town life 70 ! person who
has lived in the country. is anything
but agreeable. Here you are expect
ed To conform 70 all the little hobbies.
81 Le called careless, perhaps some
harsher term may Be used, such is
dirty wretch, 80. This face wash
ing, changing clothes and Sticking 10
III winter IS base delusion. AL the
HUB it was quarterly affair,
which accounted for the extraordina
~ good health Of the natives. Face
washing il cold weather il danger
Gus practice. It is the precursor of
neuralgia. diptheria, hollow horn,
hampers and numerous other diseases
to which the human family Is heir,
and should be abolished, at least du-
ring winter months.
The holidays passed off quietly.
Roast turkeys and mince pies roomed
up several feet AigL III the dim dis
lance Of Imagination. Social gather
ings and merry markings were few.
One Of our young and handsome
bachelors received as Christmas
| gift q brace of nice fat ducks from q
young lady living somewhere in the
country. Grave doubts exist among
some Of his friends as to the truth Of
his story, although as yet no ducks
are reported missing. Your humble
sot received an invitation to dine with
him, and sure enough we had grand
dinner. Our worthy host mixed up a
dope for the ducks from recipe Of
Canadian lord. Those present that
didn't like duck went through on dope.
Rev. E. Hayes, Of your city, dcliv-
cred very interesting lecture here
on the eve of the Sd. Subject-"The
Benefit Of Christianity to the World,
Taking it as whole, it was mas
terly effort, and we regret exceeding
! ~ that circumstances are such that
we cannot have the pleasure of listen
ing TO him ofteaer.
A temperance organization was
formed here recently. and several Of
our leading citizens became members.
One OF the charter members started
for EInmettsville short time ago in
hope Of being able to establish d
branch lodge there. Success attend
him.
The recent wedding which took
place in our town caused pang Of
reinorse to spring to the liver (for
they have no hearts) of the old bache-
lors living here They look back mp
on the long ago to the days Of their
youth and beauty and berate cruel
fate for thus preventing them from
becoming zone of two souls with but
ter something" A defective memory
lprecludes finishing this touching and
appropriate quotation II.
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A lady was praising the amiability of
her friends husband, and asked how
in the world she had ever brought him
to snch perfection, wherenpou the
friend sweetly answered that she did
it chiefly with croquet mallet.
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80 - p'1L'c FANCY had pictured IL.
eng n : letter IA this Issue the reali-
ties # the situation are shown up
IHE Pill 70 provide for the tara.
ton a the productions of mines has
been defeated. and We believe the leg
1slators, IN killing II, carried out tie
wishes q : large majority ii their
constituents. Any law with i
tendency 70 discourage capitalists that
have already invested il our mines,
or 70 keep away those that may 81
seeking investments, would Be ! direct
blow Ct the prosperity If the Territory,
~ least until orr great mineral wealth
becomes sufficiently known to tie out
side world 70 iaduce capital ID seek
the mines, and not the mines the cap
ital as now. Capitalists are none too
ready TO rush for Investments in Ida
70 mines, and . very small obstacle
thrown in their way would be the
means Of turning good many ii
other directions.
The Idaho City Theatricals will
make their bow before the iootlights
next Friday evening. The troupe
Is composed Of home talent, and ii
the past e criterion to go BY, they
will be literally patronized. The peo-
Of this place have always shown a
just partiality for home productions
in this line. 1.-The Golden Farmer, !
4 drama. and captain Blowhard," j
farce, will be presented, with good
itterlude. John Monroe, Sam Davis
James Coughlin. VIM. Laycock. Thos
Barry, Jr., Alonzo Hill, james Davis
John Garrecht, Jr., Mrs. Sue Hill and
Miss Nettie Moulton compose The
company.
JAS. McIlEvIrr put force Of Gig Iii
or ten men yesterday at work grad
ing road along the side Of the hill ii
a couple Of places between Last
Chance Bar and the Cold Spring. The
road now travelled follows along the
creek bottom at these points, and the
new road will avoid the inctnven-
iencies Of travel that have been occa-
stoned by high water.
HoN. j. v. R. WITT, of Lower
Payette, called on the WORLD office
yesterday. He says snow is three OF
four inches deep at Emmettsville, and
the mercury has been ranging low.
Mas. DRAY returned to Boise few
days ago.
HONS. u. a. STEVENSON, nj. ". Lu'
ney and Jas. II. Hawley went dowr
to Boise Sunday, and s. G. Silsby, j
". Brown and Hon. ]. NJ. Cannad5
yesterday.
Mss Lulu MILLER. went down t.
Smiths, on the Boise road, yesterda,
to reopen her school, which has beer
having vacation since the com
mencementof the holidays.
A DANCING CLUB has been organized
here to run during the winter. The
members will trip their fastastic toes
once a week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-11

AFragrant Breath and Pearay Teetsa
Are easily obtained BY cleansing yorr.
teeth daily with that Justly popular densi-
frice, SOZODONT- Composed Of RAJ
antiseptic herbs, it imparts whiteness IL.
the teeth, 4 delicious aroma to the breafls.
and preserves intact, from youth to 81
age, the teeth. Acidity Of the stomae
will destroy the strongest teeth unless Il |.
effects are counteracted with SOZODONn
and this pure toothwash protects Il J:
dental surfaces By removing every In,
purity that adheres to them. Ask yos :.
druggist for SoZoDoNT- dec f7ta
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-11

This country has population on NJ
one-sixth that Of Europe, Vet it ha 4
raised four-6fths as many swine, u
third as many cattle, and . fifth
many sheep as are raised iii all Il,
countries q Europe pnt together.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-11

| During week Gays q
Il Postoffice will ne re
4 NJ. until nine r ll
/ sundays from haifp
bd from four until SIX
/ MONEY ORDER
| The Money Order .
at all on Sunday
Irdcr business will be-
Edays after four o'clo|
idaho City, Dec. !. 1879
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Low Ell

Hair cutting 30 cent 3having %
enls at 50
No doors below Kingsl Vall street.
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Notice.

Ail notes and accounts owing ~ III i ust be set
n in thirty days without fail ~ not settled BY
II time they will be placed IN hands Of an at
kney for collection. COK41M4 KENNALY.
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Score. Societies.

a number of members Of Cumbcr-
land Lodge. X. of r., OF Clarksvillc
will como over by invitation Of Ever
green Lodge next Saturday evening
10 confer the Wise Mems Degree.
9 Mr.. j. g. Joseph, the author OF the
degree, will be QUO OF the visitors.
Ord. u. Lsckey, assisted BY Dep
uty j. H. Cruson. organized a Coup.
Gil Of Chosen Frichds last "Wednesday
evening with over 100 menbors. The
Council was named "Moayon poun-
Gil" IN honor OF Mr.. john Moay ON
who was very active IN getting Il up.
Tho following Is a Iist OF the officers
for tho ensuing term, Johu Moayon,
) Past @, G.; b. \. Underwood, IL. G. F;
ArsoS.H. Bmbridea,,y. c.. b. M.
Harrison, Recorder JAS. L, lyahl,
Flnancicr; II. IL. higgins, Treas I;
j. s. Chasiain, Prelatc; John c. Day,
Marshal; j.. IS. Coin, Warden; L, P.
Payne, |. Guard; J. w. Boyd, Scnti-
mel DR., VIM. IIill, Medical Exami-
ner; w. w. Twyman, j. 5. Chaslain.
John Moayon, Trustees. As
The Chosen Friends will meet the
second and fourth Mondays in each
month, IN ihe X. OF p Hall.
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KELLY.
! am rusticating again.

am rusticating again.
Misses Emma Bobbitt and Mar
Woodbridge have opened a milliner,
house here.
The fish bite "altitudinously." plcn
ty of.sqnirrels. plenty Of cartridges
who wouldn't live tor sport. Xxx
Miss Fronice Murphy has com
menccd three months school at OLE
M. zoar. Boys look out for YOU
hearts. iae.
There is big gobbler roaming The
woods ia the neighborhood OF Mt
Zoar church.
DR.. Gooeh is the talking machine
of the burg. esl3 IL.
The Brick was literally alive on
the 4th. A large congregation was
present and Rev. A. w. chan
Kept the congregation entrancel will
one of his matchless discourses.g All
effort TO raise funds to repair The
church building met with success.
Alex, SON of d. j. McCord has
been very III, but am happy TO say i,
rapidly recovering. ISL
The geese hayc laid their lay and
have qnit'so to speak. hsA ras
Everybody seems TO ,l.ink that a
fellow who has nothing TO do, is Ell
Their n thief or swilldler.
Endc is splendid Sunday school
teacher. Saw sample of his worl;
not long since.
Shoriftllow seems TO be greatly
concerned about Northern affairs. In
thelangnage of The Gyrascutus, "Let
him hay on If he dares.
The love sick swain NOW hangs
aronndthe gate post dreading the
hour Of parting. She has TO throw
out significant hints before he'll lake
his departure. sf-srs Roy.
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Fire

An alarm ef flro was given satur-
day night about ten o'clock, and 4
building was discovered 10 be IN
flames IN tho Southeastern portion of
the city, A stampede for tho place
immediately followed, but tho work
ofdestluc,ion was doncin a very few
minutes. 1t proved to be a small
frame house occupied by servants at
Mr.. John Bryan's. AS usual The fire
originated from defective flue, and
nothing whatever was saved from
the house, as tho roof was on the
point Of falling in when tho fire was
discovered. The engine was not
called out.
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WHITE,
CoLORED.

Married.-At the residence OF Mrs
Holland, in The neighborhood Of
Pembroke, on the Goth ult., Mr.. Jos
Williams, of Trenton, to Miss Lizzie
Holland. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. S. P.Forgy. b.
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Does yonr wife Ieyer get mad
Docs shcev threatened 10 tear your
eyes out2 Does she ever hump her
back9 No, he answered, pensively.
ilcan't say thatshe eyer humps her
back, but she's raised hump or two
on mine. a,.es,.a 5, \, rs. M
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I iief dropping eyes. paic, haggard feature.
toucrin1 walk. detected melancholy express
sion, excite our sympathy. Poor fral woman
why don't some one act the geoh Samaritan
by telling her that Lnglish Female Bitters
will cure her rapidly and sounlly. They ire
prepared expressly for such ailings, and never
fail To cure. ~ ~
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aAET-IANGsTRorH.
A Brilliant Matrimonial Event

II Mr.. j. X. Cant Jr. Of this city wal
united in marriage Thursday even
.2Slh inst. TO Miss Bertha Langstroth
OF Evansville. Iud. The cercmoD,
was performed IN ST. Paul's Episco
pal church, Evansville, by Itcy. DR.
Holcomb of that city, In the presence
| Of q select crowd Of invited friends
1.-THE attendants were Mr.. L. e
SebrCe aud Miss Anita Langstroth
sister oftho bride; Mr.. IL. IL. Aber.
nnthy and Miss Maggie Banks, OIL
Henderson, Ky. After the ceremony
tho bridal party were given an Gle.
giant reception at the st. George
Hotel. They left the following
morning for this city aud arrived here
on the evening train.
A reception, that surpassed in ele-
gance any similar event in Hopkins
vile society for years, was given the
bridal party at the residence of Mr..
j. X. Cant Sr. the groom's father, on
Friday evening. The spscious par
Tors were filed with the elite of Hop.
kinsvile society and the affair was
recherche in every respect. The sup
per was bounteous collation. OF
everything in the way of edibles and
the table arranged IN the form of a
cross, presented a magnificent APP
pearance. After the supper was over
the company repaired to the parlor
10 cut The brides cake. Tho interest
was at foyer heat as one
after another cut for the coveted ring
or dreaded needle. Miss Fannie
May Fox was, the fortunate one to
got the ring and Miss Mollie Petreo
cut the darnine needle. Miss Anita
Langstroih got the coin, after which
the company dispersed having spent
u delightful evening. The following
is list Of tho young ladies who
graccd Inc occasion. "a
Misses Cannie and Lizzie Rodman,
ofFrankfori, dressed in silks.
Miss Mollie Grinter, of Cadiz, at
tired in white muslin worn over
cream aud velvet. 81
Miss Tina Harvey, OF Clarksyille,
black silk and vel vet.
Miss Snllio Foard, of Earlirgton,
Paris muslin and lace, over blue.
Miss 'Kaiic Williams, ofYirginia,
blue silk, trimmed with blue.
=, The following yonng ladies repre-
sented lIopkinsvillo society: 81
Miss Ada Trice, white muslin and
lace; Miss Fannie Fox. light silk;
Miss Maggie Henry, black velvet
with white lace draping; Miss Fan
ME Phelps, white muslin over pink ;
Miss Matte Stoner, light silk; Miss
Liv'o Thompson, black, with scarlet
trimmings; Misa Emma Thompson,
white. dotted muslin; Miss Bette
re'ree' blue ELK; Miss Mollie Petrce,
White dotted muslin; Miss Anita
Langs'ro'h' white embroidered cash
mere MISS Llzz'e iish, plum Six
'r'mnea III Steel; Miss Emma Glass
rea SIN Miss Mamie Campoell'
hght oiue orocade MISS Mary Ed
NUNS, cream nun $ vo'l'hg; Miss
susie Eununds, blue WIN cream coll
orea o'ersRirt; MISS Jennie Glass,
o.e"''i sa'l" and 'acc' MISS oa'lie
vampoe'', white muslin and lace ;
M WV. "m,"ee' o.ea'n oo'orcu
! oa"''"s Miss WINS NA''ace' navy
o'uc' cream colo'ca trimmings 5; miss
I'n'ua FERRY handsome iishl toilet.
's' = '"0'o f"'o nso'oe'
" '"ar',e" 'a'ues' re'aiscs al" ihi-
'"a'' ir'o"us VI Tue 'a''''y werepres-
ent' prominent among tho gentle
men present was Lieut. w. IL. ii,
Sousheriand OF the Y. :; Navy
Tho bridal presents were many and
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NN( -. y T--Frv iHf z
Set out OF tina ficr-, woman. amigo on af,ou
yonr business. Why remain an Invalid 4
longg That peculiar lingering female com.
plainthus Worried you long enough. Throw
on the letters that bind you anil again assert
your freedom. luu can Ind pcfmanrnt relic
and 4 rapid curcby tlietso OF that reknownei
female tonic know as English Female Bitters
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HERE AND THERE.

season, but not enough to affect lh,
crop. III yfi d
The colored people will present !
cantata at Mozart Hall next Thursday
night, the 9th inst.
Hereafter the selling of tobacco
will begin OH Tuesday instead o.
Wednesday OF each week. rsei,
Mr.. Brandon, tho popular Courl
Street Jeweler, has recently renoyated
and repainted his jowolry store.
Mr.. G. d. Webb, the thrifty harness
man is having very handsome front
made to his store Oh Main st.
We have just received a large az
sortment OF visiting cards, ofall styles
and we invite you 10 call ami examine
them.
II You have any advertising TO do
bring il TO the Kcntnckian, where on
win always get reasonable rates and
a wide circulation. 2
FMcssrs. j. III. Wmfree & Co. have
secured the services of Mr.. George
Hart to assist them in the nlauipula-
tion Of their machinery.
Anyone wishing a new single bug.
gy, ono OF McCsmv, Bonto g. Co.'S
best make, will DO well TO call at this
Office. Liberal discount for cash. .
If you want TO make your sweet
heart nice present como to the South
Kentuckinn Office and have nice
pack of visiting cards printed for hor.
Messrs. r. l.. Ellis & Co. are thor
oughly rcfiiling and rcmodeling their
nouring mills,puiting in new engine
and machinery OF tho most improved
kind
'A ffes
A considerable Wind storm pissed
over tho city one night last week, but
Il did no material damage except to
IaSe on = portion oil the rooi Of tic
A fishing party composed OF half
dozen gentlemen Went TO White
Plains mud staid several days last
week. They reported lots OF success
'pd a good time generally, sgysa
DIR. n n Favor ma of Tho uos,
'apable aud popular Young physi-|
'inns OF tie city, has rcceived an mp.
poiniment as an assistaniat the West
'rn Kentucky Lunatic Asylum.
n. NIL, ~
,a,, .a,.l s.s ~, : .sa's sV""s
49,. u.,;a, ~, w., "ss ~. a"' ous,'
"a. "a ,,.yo,,,,. oa,,.non eor ,ha ~.
house Of I n w;nrreo 3 ~
NJ
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Many persons arc spending a por-
Jon OF thcir lime ihsldlehess which
'ca n somo ,no,, ,,,asa,,,ns ~, ~ -,
,uch w. w,l, sona do won,,o,,.,,
No anal, .nn' =, 90 a.,s s.'. ~,
: no ,,or,n ~ ,,a.,s,.
!, '' Dsa'o" 'oar"eo 'ra'h a..
near iar,s' ienn'' ana
r"s,' '"O ''a'. arrived ~ ou'nrio sho
'psN '''''s up''s.'on 'ne seat
,,sa..o ,a.,'r,, s
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Jas, Dreathitt was nominated for
tho Legislature by The Republican
Convention yesterday without oppo-
silion.
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April Alliances.

TwENrY-oNE COUPLES MARRIED.
& The following is list of the mar
riage licenses issued during the month
Of April by the County Clerk:
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Tobacco sales by Duckner s. Wool
bridge Tor the month of April of 242
hogsleads as follows;
80 hhds. good TO fine leaf $I2 to Z.
10 hhds, common to medium Leaf
6 80 TO 6 90. gs
90 hhds low leaf, IS 65 to 6 10.
l0l hhds. medium to good and fine
Tugs, s rs to 90.
20 hhds trash aud Wet Tugs, 25
TO 3 50.
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THE SOUTH KENTUCKIAA.
n0PKINsvILLR, MAY. 3, 1881,
socIAlIrI[Es.

a
Mr.. y. J, Bumpus, of Cincinnati
was al the Phoenix Saturday. ~
Lieut.. w. II. II. Switzerland ofth
US Navy is at Dr. Rodman's.
Mr.. End Mrs. T. N. Wadlington, o
Caledonia, were in the city Friday.
Mr.. w. p. Emerson, ofthe Russell
willie acknowledgements, was in the
city last week.
Mr.. r. L. Howell. of Darlington
rame down aud spent a day or two
IN The clty last week.
Miss Mollie Griptcr, a lovely and
attractive belle Of Cadiz, Is visiting
tho family ofJadpe Tyltr.
Dr.. II. + Beach. a prominent dem
list, of CIarksyile, spent Sunday in
the city the guest OF DR.. Bourne.
Miss Mamie Tieary, OF tho Pcdee
noighhorhool spent Saturday aud
Sunday with relatives In the city.
Mcssrs. Fades aud Jackson, two
young gentlemen of Greenvile, came
over last week 10 brinu a lunatic 10
tho Asylum.
Misses Cannie and Lizzie Rod.
man, two charming young ladies Of
Frankfort, arc visiting their uncle,
DIR. jas. Rodlnan.
Mr.. Chas. X. Wheeler, a rising
young member Of the raducah bar Is
yisiiing relatives, friends aud swcet-
hearts in the city and county. &
Miss Sallie roard. OF Earliuoton,
a young lady whose beauty Is cqualed
only by her intellectual endow'uents,
Is visiting Miss Fannie Fox,
=" a
Mrs. Eliza Torlan, OF Oak Grove,
is visiting her son, Col. Cooper, at
tho Phoenix Hotel Mrs. Summers,
Mrs. Uooper's mother is also speud-
ing the week thtre. oa
Miss Belle waggoncr, OF Russell.
yille, who recently visited friends in
This city. was married last Thursday
TO NIT. l. Waggoner,.of Louisville.
Mr.. jeff Garrett. Of IIopkinsvillo,
drawn by ihnse Invisible hooks OF
>Ttccl that So often environ young
men OF n susceptible nature, spent
day or Two IN town this week.
PRINCETON Banner.
The following notice of the mar.
riagc Of young lady, formerly
student of'Dcthel Female Collega aud
who has numerous friends In this
city, is clipped from the Tobacco
Leaf: 1sslaz'f'..
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The marriage Of Mr.. Fleming N.
liagsdain. merchant and postmaster
nf liensleytown, aud Miss Mary
Parrish, daughter OF Mr.. jas. Parrish.
n prominent citizen of Christian, coun-
~, KY, took place AT The home of the
brides father. Thursday, April 81.
1881. They have ihe beat wishes OF
their numerous friends for their sue
cess and happiness. M
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cADIz, Ky.


ma CADIZ, KY.
|
4 :.
The April term of the Trigg CIR
cult Court began here Monday the
18th inst. On account ofrain in tho
morning many OF the jury were alb
sent, but by noon tho sheriff had sue
ceeded III empaneling complement
OF the average yeomanry OF the coun-
try. The grand Jury, after having
iouii eighteen Dills, adjourned on
Monday Following. Tie case of the
commonwealth against Geo. smith,
alias Fierce, colored, TOR shooting
WIN intent 10 XIII, was tried tho third
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, conriciiug
deienhanf ana fxingi his punishment
al Two years confinement IN The State
pehi'ehlinry. Inc case on the crim-
maj hocket winch was looked TO with
cohslnerapie interest, was that OF the
commonwealth againstI. L. Robin
son Tor shootilg and Killing Matt
Jeureys lcol) neaf Montgomery on
,oned a. ,ha 49, 81 oo,n, IL m"s
:" 800 ~ '"e ~. " 'ou' "",C .n was
N session at the time OF the killing.
II hau oeen Continued from court 10
court, put as the defendant had ex-
rrS,,d,, ha';ound @ ~, ~ INN s'e.
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rho naso u, , y" N'u '" ,s,,, ~ '''s 'or'n'
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t'%y,ai nSaa',N''s.s' ny J"'t Yon7
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~" ~ "a sh n.pr u""1' .no s'rlc' uIage
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