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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02
a'iraiuia fire. grts5.
Iae He,ghcor s,sbIimiisa

II kan sell forS $50, pallas, sweet and
pensivc retirement, lokatcd on the virgin
banks ov the Hudson. containing - acres.
The land is mXuriOuslv divided by the hand
Of uatur and art, into pastor and uuage'
into plain and deklyity, into stern aoupt-
moss and Che dallianse Ov m0s5-tuitct med
der: streams Of sparkling gladness ltmcS
with trout danse through this wllderncSS oi
Butv. tow the low musick ov the kric5et ana
rrasshopper. The evergreen signs NJ the
evening zephyr fits through lts shadowy
hu-zum. and the aspen tremb.es Ike the
l6vc-smitten harte OF a damscIl. Fruits OF
,ropicks. in golden buty. melt on The bows,
and the bees go heavy and sweet from the
fields 90 their gambering hives. The stables
arc worthy OF the stccd~ oy Nimr0d. on the
studs OF Akillcs, and It's heuncry was bat
expressly for the birds of paradice; while
s1mber In the distance, like the cave OF the
hermit. glimses are caught ov the dors-
house. Here poets have cum and wroicd
their lazc; here sculptor, hay, cut; mere
PAINTERS have robbed the scene oy dreamy
landscapes; and here the philosopher dis
kovered the stun which made him Che alki-
mis-. or uatur Az the Young moon hangs
ike a cur.ing oy silver nom the olu breast
of the ski. am angel may be- seen dansing
with golden tip-t0os each mite on the grass.
u. b. The angel goss with the place. r.
Josh BILLINGS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02
REMOVAL.

rTHE undersigned has removed his TIMING
ESTABLISHMENT TO the store-ioom OF Mrs.
Mary Brown, on Main street opposite the Par
sonage of the NJ. f. Church, south whore he Il
prepared to do in a workmanikc manner New
Work and Repairing. Promptitude and reason
able prices are recommendations which / hope
will induce the public to accord me . fair share
Of patronage. JOHN :. EAS IEkDAl.
October 20. 1878
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02
Boot and shoe SIaIsinr.
REPAIRING &C.

rlNnE undersigned hasremoved bis Shcf IN the
building on the corner OF lharessia :. ihertr
sfreets-iu ihe building lately occupied by Wi.
rick 4 Weller The charactero' thcvDrk .fr, hv
the subscriber is well known ndarrresat. ob, tbe
citizens o. CharlestnWn and vicinity los d.. an,
necessary to add that he will end0agor o. sustain
his reputation a. reliable workn an. and Wiilc1.
ecute promptly and at reasonable ratcs g. ordrrs
given him-either for New work or Repairing.
JOHN AVIS WA.
Nav l6 1874 April.5 lS1c.
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NOTICE.

IIAVING completed my contracts abrosd
which have occupied my sole attention fo.
nearly year past, am now prepared Tor orders
in ali the departments Of House Building. Ad-
dress me at CharlestOwn.
Sept. Is, 1876. J. c. HOLMES.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the undersigned Is
Y former Agent of the b. a. q. r. H. COMPANY
Tor Freights, o. Commissions. or To the late hrm
sfS,arry a Lock, are notified tba, payment aust
be made NJ once.
Inlv Il ISIS j. ID. STARRY.
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Surveying and Conveyancing

I Will survey anywhere, promptly and >,
| short notice--accuracy guaranteed. spec,
attention paid in connection therewith q DRAW.
ING DEEDS or any other instrument. 10 " ri,ia,
Pc harlestown, jefferson Co.. ". Va
Dec. S, 1877. : HOW ELL BROWN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

Street gamm 90 81 friend. say, Bill, yer
mu>t quit going Cd variety shows every
night. or people win take you for "a country
member % the legislator
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02
The w est End
ALIVE AGAIN !

NOR the best selected and largest assorted
Il Stock Of Goods 10 my linz, call at the One
Price Reliable Grocery Of James II. ROd.ick.-
You will find my Goods fresh and Prime in quail.
tv-bought from the best houses in Baltimore and
Philadelph among which are
SUGARS, COFFEES AND TEAS,
Syrups Of all grades. Spices, Canned Fruits, Jel-
lies. Apple aud Peach Batter, Dried Apples, Pea
ches and Corn, p unes. Rice, Pickles Maccaroni,
CONNECTIONS, Crackers and Cheese, all grades oil
Tobacco and Segal'S.
Glass, Queens, Rockingham and Wooden Ware,
Bacon-all kinds Fish by the dozen or hundred
To supply the wants and demands Of my many
customers have added to my already large stock
a full line Of
DRY GOODS. MOTIONS
Consisting, in part, Of Dress Goods, Calicoes,
Brown and Beached Muslin, Hosiery. Collars
Overalls Ready Made Clothing, aud nice line oil
Summer Hats. These goods are marked down AT
Bottom Prices and intend T. sell them n cheap
a. any live man in the city. CAL and see me ana
| will prove IT, Bring the Dollars OF your Dad
dies" and invest them where your daddics used tu
do business. B,inr now established 0n soId
basis purpose making my establishment per.
manent insttution. Thankful to the general
public for the large and liberal patronage bestow-
ed upon me in the past, hope bv Offering none but
the best good, lowrs; ices and fair dealing Ia
merit and incr ase the - e.
ro- Allknds OF Country Produce taken in ex-
change tor Goods. GJods delivered within the
corporation.
"a Customers can have Accommodations ior
their horses it they wish without charge S,E
Respectfully, JAMES. II. KODklCk.
c..-.,,-.. Jesse VI. Eng.e
"N"-HANN James II. Eodrick.
May %, lS79-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

Brigham Young acquired ttn title Of
General from having been called ' Briggy
dear So often hv his numerous wives.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

4 very fashionable Galveston lady, Mrs
McSpilkias isathicJed with partial deafness
and also with a very bad cold. which, hy the
way. is ycFy fashionable just now. In tins
connection 1t may Ice said she has an infant
about six months DID, There Was quite
q little social gathering at the lady's house
Is few nights ago, and the high-toncd Col.
Smith. one of the company, asked how the
baby was coming ON. The partially deaf
lady must have had the cold running in her
head instead of the baby, for sire replied:
Its the worst one I have had this winter.
It worries me nearly % death. / have done
everything / could 90 get rid of it but IT'S
81 no use. can tell by your looks, Col.
Smith. that You are going Co have, one, too,
Just like it, pretty soon CO.. smith don't
visit The family auV more.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

I'll drew his breath with gl-9.n- sob.
with quayerinE voice hc sang. but his
voice leaked on, and could NOT drown the
accompanies c'Imorou- bang. llci'-, his
pitch ON the middle A. Doe tJ.-creI ou over
ID. aud ioundereI al length ike o battered
wreck alritt 0n the wild. high e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

"Give me the hand thar wiilnever deceive
me- sings tile poet. Four aces are bis
want long felt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

Egyptian mummics have of Rate years
been dragged from their rece-scs. ground
into powder and used as fertilizers. To
what base uses may we come at LAST IL
may Dee tha, Phagoahs motaer-iu-,aw has
been used to encourage the growth OF q
mammoth pumpkin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

You don't seem % have made much
money by bringing your hogs dovl here,
was remarked % q farmer who had driven
his hogs seven miles To- town. and then sold
them for precisely what was offered him
before he left home Wei, no.. said the
agricultural. pcnsivcly; haven't made
no money. but them Frightening, you
know had the company of the hogs ON
che way down
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

January. succzv February Freely.
March. breezy; April whcczy
Nav ,hoWcry June l1Wer
July. bowcrv. August. fnwerv
september. b.owy October. tHwcry,
November. suoWcv. December. -..wev.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

Ear Corn

TLOWER CROOKS in five sizes Tor sale by
L j. RAN RODRICK
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January sucezy February freely
March. breezy April whcczy
Nav. showery June loWery
July. b1wcrv August haWerv
september. b.owv October. tIWcry.
November suoWcv December -..wev.
~-
" Put down i'm one corner of your memo
ry for future use the .act chat iH the year
1900 February will have but rWe1ty-cI-ht
days although q leap year. This phcu1m-
cnoD occurs once only bon 21l years. and ale
WAYS In the ojd hundred.
An exchange jiscus-.- "the bed room OF
the future 10 Oh. 'diorot t.a-cNchaage
doesn't stop clipping the credits of che
paragraphs De copies he vii. poo. necd amy
blankets in his bedroom of the future
And it viii cost him nothing Cor fuel.
4 vognc country Plmkn m-ta sculptor
ln q social circle gnd addressed Lim TIM,
Er-or Sa vuJ aro tile ulI-Cr-tlut wa0,s-er
mui heads" The artist replied b.aud.y
Erer Eo, 3.l OF can. / didn't MAKE
yours
The small boy IS ulN taken in br his
bigger companion. who p .r-uli ', him that
d.la2date la'S-Sui.- Is o S1't trade i''
nice ne" bali OF string amt FOUR three
cent glass '-A''''
..v.,...-.......- -......l..t. 10,
i'Nt" '"' A", .,s", ''
-ccrc,''y- thN '..h loe "e., -~'s' VINO WAS
o. WISE man, NutN '.''' me was going l' cop.
MS minutes .N'' '''
Ohe OF '". ul''- eAt'P ,"'-"7' S .o', ''.
i.H7 moments .'' " ..l'' ..'e e'.',' q. .'''
%, ".-, wac. "t N ".' S'
i' Is .-.', DI' "'--- N's is 'I "lS ''.''
l,..rl ...,--.1 ,....,. t.-.,....e
And sl.lel b, .I5r. I'm +. .,-.eor, .lar,.
Fun mlnya MAN his ri.sei d, -'y,,r.uc.
Andd'"n pr'a,.seuou~ tir'u- b thede~crt al
lhe t'mir3 dl-ert.sfr says; 10 Is oil
CUT Tor thrifty housewife To- UNdtrs'''.
why ,"e Ln7'''.i ''''.'.'"'! keep mares
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-11-01

Captain Howgate is in Jail. And
it would have been so much easier fol-
him to have kept out of it than to ge,
in. He must have gone to great
deal of trouble to get into jail. He
had to embezzle 1914, 900 from the gov
eminent to do it. And think how
much care and thought and worry
that required. He had to think up
his schemes and see where this plan
was weak and the other faulty; he
had to falsify books and invent lying
returns and make up distorted reports
and make false entries, and keep a
constant watch over his eyes and bis
nerves aud his tongue. He was afraid
of people he did not know, for reasons
be could not explain. He had to lose
much sleep He had to work great
deal harder than ever because of
course he couldn't hire clerks to help
him steal this money. All, my son, it
is hard work to be a rascal, and espe-
cially is it hard for a man like poor
Captain Howgate, who has always
been an honest man, who bore an hon.
ored name, held an honorable position
and had comfortable income, to go
into the business of rascality. A
rogue ought to get rich; he ought to
prosper in worldly affairs, for no man
works SO hard. 1t is always a won
Ger to US why men get int Jail when
it is so much easier to keep out, and
so hard to get in. You aren't worth
S94 600, my boy. Indeed, you don't
ook as though you ever would be
worth the first three figures Off You
bought that hat away last April; your
are bare at the knees. and i'll
hat coat hasn't been cleaned with
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benzlne more times than it has but
tons, there are no snakes. But YOU
keep on wearing it until you can pay
for the new one you want, and Cap.
tain Howgate would give all that be
ever embezzled to change places with
you, and he can't do it, because you
wont. | am not fond of close, stuffy
little rooms on the fourth floor back,
with ragged carpets and knobby mat
tressss, my son, but I'd rather sleep
in your room than Captain Howgate's
cell, and so would he and don't you
forget it. Bob Burdette.
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Dicd:

At Pioneerville, last Thursday evening.
Jeremiah Marnane, aged about 80 years.
Another old pioneer and good citizen
has gone to his last resting place jerry
Marnane was well known throughout the
Basin. He resided in bonneville from
1865, up to the time of his death. The flu
neral services were held in the Catholic
Church at Pioneer, on Saturday, and the
remains were inferred in the Placerville,
cemetery.
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rendered. We have since learned that
the jury found the defendant Guilty.
TIE Sub Rosa mill started up last
Saturday.
The stages on the line from Boise
to Quartzburg will commence running
to-day on the schedule time that has
been adopted for the months between
the last day Of October and the first Of
May. The mails for the other side
will lay over mere one night, instead
of going through in day. as in the
past six months.
The Wood River Times SAYS: A
dozen teams loaded with bullion pro-
duced at the Philadelphia Mining and
smelling Company's works at Ketch-
um, passed through HALEY the other
day, on the way to Blackfpot, whence
1t will be transferred to railway cars
for shipment east. The Shelter is
producing from Is to Is tons Of bull
ion per day, averaging about 245
ounces per tor.
JOE RODGERS, who came in from Bo.
nanza short time ago, and was snff.
erlng from very severe attack of
rheumatism, is now able to get around
without his crntches. Joe went down
to the Warm Springs, and after TAX
ing baths few days, tire rheumatism
vanished. The first two days he was
carried to his bath. room, not being
able to walk. Joe says the mineral
water beats anything he knows of for
inducing rheumatic pains to get up
and dust.
The Wood River Smelling Compa-
ny's works at Marshal, and in which
D. Falk & Wolters, of Boise each own a
third interest, was attached, so we
learn from the Wood River Times. att
the instance of Mccormick & Co.. of
Salt Lake City, for advances aggre-
eating nearly $4,000. When the
smelling company began operations
they made an arrangement with Nc
Cormick & Co., by the terms of which
they were to consign their bullion to-
them and have the privilege of draw
ing against it up to about 90 per cent.
of the value of the bullion so shipped.
This has been done, and under the ar
rangcment twenty carload lots and
part of two others have been shipped.
The aggregate value of the bullion SO
shipped, or ready for shipment, is $685.
1871 81; while the amount of drafts
against the bullion is $64,6T9 so.
There was therefore an overdraft of
about 5000 on the value of the bullion
shipped.
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Hasty people drink the nectar Of
existence scalding hot.
A grand safeguard for doing right
Is to hate all that is wrong.
If you play with fool at home, he
will play with you abroad.
Oblivion is the flower that grows
best on graves.-George Sand.
Pollteness is the expression or imi-
tatlon Of social virtues. -Dnclos.
10 select we'll among old things is
almost equal to inventing new ones.
-Trnblet.
Religion should be the rule of life.
not a casual incident of it.-Beacons-
field.
Fortune brings in some boats that
are not steered
Better break thy word than do
worse in keeping it.
Reasoning presupposes the trust
worthiness of reason.
The power of eloquence is some
times superior to military force.
Dogmatism is puppyism come to its
full growth.-DougIas Jcrrod.
The world is my country, aud to do
good is my religion.
Better a soft heart and an iron hand
than an iron heart and a soft hand.
The purest treasure mortal times
afford is spotless reputation.-George
Eliot.
He who refuses justice to the de-
fenseless will make every concession
to the powerful.
There lives more faith in honest
doubt, believe me, than in half the
crceds.-Teunyson.
There are no better prudes than the
women who have some little secret to
hide.-George Sand.
There is Pharos in the world. and
its light will never be extinguished.
however black the clouds and wild the
waves. Man is on his trial now. not
the church; but in the church his
highest energies may be developed
and his noblest qualities moved
Beaconsfield.
Three essentials of the church are
the divinity of the Savior, the sancti
ty of the Word, and charity in life
Swedenborg.
Civilization is mankind's struggle
upwards, in which millions are tram
pied to death, that thousands NAV
mount on their bodics.-Mrs. Baltour.
1t is degrading thing to enjoy
husks till there is no man to give
them. 1t is base thing to resolve to
give to God as little as possible, and
not to serve HIM until you must F.
w. Robinson.
A man can no more be a Christian
without facing evil and conqnering it,
than he can be soldier without go.
ing to battle, facing the lannon's
mouth, and encountering the enemy
in the field.-Chapin.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoffice at Idaho CITY
Boise Co. L. T., on the Both day of Oct :,
which, if not called for within thirty
days, will be sent to the dead letter office.
F. c. Burgdorf, Col. Lewis Charrigon, F.
Carter & Co., L. H. Dewey. w. C. Forcks
A, Hackney, l.. Lootens, VIM. Moore, 2 !:
A. J. Patten, j. j. PAIL, Miss Lola Stock.
ford, w. A. Van Dervoort
Persons calling for any of the above lie.
tiers will say advertised" ard give date OF
list.
S. c. SILSBY, P. NJ,
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LOCAL News.

Ii)oCJL 4-@O wv -
BRlCK.-55, 2Sl brick for sale at this
Mice.
JOHN n. WALLACE wishes to return
banks TO those friends who endeavor-
1 to save his property at the late fire
b Grayback Bar. He writes that it
as been storming down at the Cap
al for several days.
JAMES DYMoKE, the irrepressible
ewlng-machlne agent, will be here
p-day to look after the interests of
pose who are without that indispen-
Rble household article-a frst-class
Machine.
The new shaft at the face of the
lwer tunnel on the Crown Point is
ping extend on down. When the
pth OF seventy feet is reached-thir-
live feet below the level from which
Re ore worked this fall was extract
three new slopes will be opened.
q 20 to Emery's if you wish to buy
= most elegant Satins, Velvets, Rib
enS; the new and lovely shaded
athers; Hat ornaments, and other
auhful millinery goods, as well as
fcA brocade and plain Silks; Cash
prs Mohairs, Alpacas, Umbrellas
I lots of novelties, not to be had in
other house in the country, and
'''an''y receiving new styles of
VERY, Lace Fichus, Nubias, worst.
y u'oves, boys Felt and Wool Hats,
81 'aales' own goods used in trim
5; nss mats to suit them; wall Paper
a Is SIMPLY lovely. Convince your
yes oy examination. All cheap for
ney.
are In receipt of the Autograph
Portralt of our late President Gar.
ana we pronounce it, to say the
splendid picture. Miss Min
'aaf''h has procured the agency
'''s' and Ada counties, and will
u'ence canvassing in this county,
as' The picture should find a
= 10 every family and miners cab
!, 'ne has also procured the agency
|, ,"e lie of Mr.. Garfield, from the
' 10 the grave" which will, in a
1'yS' DC thrown before the public,
We ask and expect, that the pub
!" pa'ronize and literally aid our
naV's and worthy young lady
8 laudable undertaking.
lSRS FIERCE, in letter to the
'''@' dated Butte, Montana, Oct.
says; There are many Idaho.
NJ and among them Eph Ball,
-"ompson, Chas. Bishop, and Jul
u ~ George Mellon, formerly
Nuo City, is under arrest here
gu with highway robbery. His
e0'''nences in the morning in tho
~ court, and it is thought he is
W -FOUR or five years in the pen
'afy." There was never man
',ned GEORGE Mellen that we ev-
VII Of, but there was one Ed.
en n de was just that kind. and
rrJ IT y on trial is Doubtless slick.
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MONEY ORDER BUSINESS
Coffin Il Kennaly

Are shipping a large stock of the cele.
6rated Skinner Flows, and Furst & Brad
lev Sulky and Gang Flows. which will be
Ibid at very low figures. They also have
n stock the South Bend Chilled Iron
Flows at reduced prices.
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seu,i- at'eeklp M'pdd.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER |, 1881
postomce Hours.

During week Gays until further notice,
!. no postoffice will he B ept open from seven
"A. NJ. until nine +. N
sundays from haify'ast twelve to one,
4 nj rom four until six P. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
|e,ened at all on Sundays; and no Money
k5rdcr business will be transacted on Sat
6rdays after four O'Clock | NJ.
$. g. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec 3, 1873. Postmaster.
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Mr.. J. H. BATES, Newspaper Advertis
|ng Agent, Al Park Row Times Building),
New York, is authorized to contract Tor
advertisements in the WORLD at our best
hates.
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Fast Freight and Passenger Line to
Banner.
The undersigned is now run ming a
Tri- Weekly Express to Banner. Car.
RES passengers, the U. Small, fast
freight, etc. Leaves Idaho City every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at I.
4. NJ; returning. leaves Banner on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at A. N. CHAS. MAGEE.
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INOtICe.

All notes and accounts owing to us must be set.
led in thirty days without fail. If not settled by
hat time they will be placed in the hands Of an at
[orney for collection. COFFIN 4 KENNALY
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$1,000 per year can be easily made al
home working for E. G. Rideout & Co.
10 Barclay Street, New York. Send
for their catalogue and full particulars.