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A.VCGEI.ER s. CO.,
Baltimore. Md, T.. =. 4.
HEALTH Is WEALTH.

Dr.. Il. D. VESTS u ERvE AND GRAIN TaEAT-
MHNr; 8 specific for Hyetsria, Dizzncss, Con.
vplsione, Nervous Resdacne. Menial repres-
sion, LOGS of Memory Sperns.or-nUa lnpc.
teucy, Involuntary Emis:io2s, Premature Old
Age, caused BY over.exe.to2. self abuse, or over
indulgence. which leads 10 misery. decay and
death. One boz will cure recent CASES. Each
box contains one months tTastne1t. Cne dollar
boz, or six boxes Coz lvo dollars aent by mail
prepaid en- receipt OF p:ice. Wo guarantee ak
boxes 10 cure my osse. With each order 70.
ceiVod by Is for aix boxes, accompanied With
five dollars, We will sendth purchaser our writ.
ten guarantee 70 retarn the money if the treat.
ment does not oaect 3 cure Guarantees Issued
by JENNEY & CO.. Druggists, Alexandra,
Va, wholesale sad retail Egents. Orders by
nsil will receive prompt attention. mari
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- ~ AsHINa1oa s. oaIU BAIARoAD
WINTER ENHANCEMENT,

beginning October 10. 1881.
The EtAlL TRAIN will leave Washington
81 ~ e. Iii. snd AloSsndriE ct 925 6. m.
daily. e1cep! Sunday; pass LeesbuTg going
westward, III IL 30 &. Da. and STRIVE st Round
HI! 81 II 10 p. Ii. Leave Round Hill at II so
,. rl.; paes hoosburg, gong eastward. st 10
p. m., srd arrive at Alexandria at 8 Is p. IL.
AMI Ut Washington st 5 80 p. m,
The hsACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington st ~ p. m. and Alexandria q!
25 =. n daily, except Sunday, snd arrive st
Loesburg ct t 40 p. T.. Leave Leeaburg ct 6 60
q m. snd arrive tt Alexandria at l5 B. H.,
InG Washington at s 80 s. %.
@ Passengers from Wsshlzgtcn will take
.do Washington and OHIO cars st toe BalLiucrs
s. Potomac Railroad station ats 20a.m. and 4. &C
=. M, and go through witbou. change Of caIa.
Tho o.25 a. n. tralr FROM Alexandra and II. 80
p. m. t.sin from Round Hill connect at Round
Hill with Il GOSAERT'S 8 Daily Line OF
Coaches Tor SnickeTsylle, Berryville and Win.
chester; slso Redman's Line of CoschoD, which
lasge hsssourg daily fo7 Aldie snd Middle.
bIrg.
Both trains. westward, make close connections
at ViennA, with Sisson's Limo of Stages for Fai,:
ssx Court House.
Calsmusatioa aaoEeas, 2i cts pef mile
&UnuAs Ei0k eaN. $50.
Z H. HAVENER,
ocl4-Ei General Ticket Agent
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RATES.
Space. ". i II. 8 N. 6 NJ VI
"gohn Anderson Ny Jo."

Tho following vail c3Go:ivcd Criticism upon
Robert Barns sosg ''Jola Anderson my Jo'
and supplementary ssatzs were received from
highly tstetmed coIr spoDdsnt shortly after the
last birthday Ct tho poet. bus osiog to az ovol-
sight hsvo not been published car!ier.-Eg
lh. Editor :-Auong tho living, heart,
touching ntlle sona5 OF Scolsad 8 lnGortsl
bard, John Aplerson my 10, hes ever been e
isVoiito With nc. Tbas beautiful word
OF lille, 10 ycuth aud agr. f1Eing on smooth!s
and beautifully tliko some slinirg riTer) 10 coz
uuoial oobs:alcY aud happiness.
The true, Hedacd lovers. full ct youthful
hcp,. aldor and ecstasy 'clam the bill! OF llfs
,hegither." each the more kcenly enjoying the
pleasures, aud the better meeting thu trials b.
the Wsy. from The close Qnd peculiar sympathy,
aud mutual help Of ncn end wife. Ioo soop
(tOr euch bIessodIessl the summit is gained;
aud by and by, alas The tTsin made ope 10 tho
holy rItc, snd by the urcsssloa coahdsrcs OF
heart s1d lie, are on the westward slope Of tue
mouot, ''otterug down, tund in hacd, to tho
TO 4" the fra' resting p!ec,, iD earlb, tor cur
worn bodies, 10 tho vale at liies setiiIg sur.
Lovely SD pleasaas ia thtr lives, and Ia
! their dea,h not diviaed," Bus With pr5tou5d
admiration for tho gcnus CT BaIns, l have evor
regarded this pathetic l.t!e snng Is lncomplcte.
1t seemed to me 10 ncedJaptism into :ne Chrs
| tian faith, and to have rs9 or two of the
Christian homo of lie and Immortality Infused
| into II. l have always beeu opposed 10 the
! suddso letting down OF the pail of endless sleep
| snd night upon lives so full of weddsd blEs AID
fidelity. Surely, all trus Lovers OF earth must
1--we, 10 suolIma!ed purify and nogcr forever,
beyond the tomb
With shcso con7icicIs l have vor'urcd to
add Tho lines (hcIoSilh sau;) to the sccaad aad
last verso of tha john AudoTsoo my 10" of
Robert Bu,Us:
JohI Anderson my Jo, John.
WheD We were fra. scquan,,
Your lccks wcro like the ravao.
Your bonuio brow Ras brent;
But aow your brow is bald, John,
Your looks are like the snsH;
But blessiogs on sour frosty brow,
John Anderson my 10.
John Anderson ing Jo, john.
We clam tho bill lhtgither;
Add mopy canty day. John.
Wo'yo had III ano auiLhcr;
Now ge nsu1 totter down, Joho,
But band in hand ne II 80,
Aud sleep, lhcgthcr at tho foot,
Johu ArderJcn my 10.
When again We wska, Joha,
Frae' slumbsr 10 the dust;
Mfy wo bo cno in heart sni hoEp,
WI a The guild ard Just;
Aud waik the golden streets, Johp,
Ihro' oGdes!, happy days;
Aud ooy live to love-and sing,
Oar great Rsdcemer's . praise.
j nj 7
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Messrs. stansbury e. .ro

Return ihAnka 70 the fuoiic for their liberal
pSstonage N Inc past. aad earnestly request that
gre 'Plscs Heater work done, will lesye their
efoers with them at orcs, so as to svoid the rash
OF the fall trade. =
The Splendid" Fire Plsce Furnace for heat.
ing one or more rooms. is the best in The world.
& 5ro.. cor. King and WASHINGTON streets.
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steamers or !lta iiGo will ;uD A. youons;
E'5sgs f{,EEFg:x,sg.

o. ~ 40 40 ~ IL =
Connecting With Hs-oharta snd Miners !,iro
iof Boston, staaTanT
E-So 60 ~ TE7E E.ssvS
ETE2Y MONDAY, WHCNESDA ,ra
ZELDA 7, 1t CD O'CLOCK Gam; returning, iosye
No:toik on alternate d@ya aLA.C0 p. N.
This s!suEch iron steanar he's lust boon De s;n:.
cd throughout, gtato.ooTs newly furnished an
asrpetod, end IS tho hsn3ao;10s. az well rs The
ssfest boa. On tho Potomac river and Chesau5sb Q
bay, and s tho only steamer making close cen.
nect:oI with tho New York end Boston steam
ora; also coaaecta With &chnond steamers AZ q
rA!i7oad lines SoG.5. stops ri PIiJGy POINT
.nd fClNT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fof tnH li!l 3nG water, commencing Oct. Isl,
rates OF fare will bo - follows:
First class faro 10 Fortress D. on,oe and Nor
lols f. 90; second class 81 10; lrgt class faro To
Piney Poin. and Fo!n. Lockout 81 80 /; second
@lsss 75c.
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The ste5nlers Of tno company make cornac-
tions st Norfolk for EoEt0c and sl points Had. ;
st New York with all pC:nta West sad Nortts
wost ald al Alexandria with Virginia II MidlsyG
Railroad and Washington snd 0hio Railroad.
Through rates given sEd freight handed care
tally and promptly. Eor turthar inforrlatir II
apply to Po &. SEED, Agent,
JanGog's wharf,
VIM. IAOMFSOfi. President
itlG stTaot,
sop 2.-tt Washington, = =.
-.,e.Saas, GLIrI'G STEAM LINE WEEK
SA2a8 ~ TQ
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, ,PFUVI
DEHCE AND BOSTON.
S!esuiers lcsve Al9xs1aria EvEBy oiyS,.
DAY and leave Philadelphia kFEag So
URDAY.
This line connects NJ hlezal,i ria a.t;, tf:a Il.
4. & M. and w & o. l.. Ea.. anG cs ih;aia,.
paia with Clydo's regular S.onr:ahiDa for 81 i
River, Providence n0d Boston.
Freight Forwarded wish pro11 atHass En:: ce7e.
free of commissions.
70 charge tor trsnaIer IN Philadelphia, RI j
to wharfage In Boston. Qnick time. Frequent
departures. "E.ouSh Ts:es and through Alls
OF ladinE S;ycn. Insurance .: tho Lowest rs.es
Agents
r, f.. REED, Ais;saGris
WEI. i L-YDE s. 90, rhiixGol n ia
J0GESCN s co. R:sen. s, Goo7gtn
Jan s-!i
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, IF To1 want Icush's. Boys, or Chid's
SUIT or O5arcoat We have 40 erdesS variety at
the lowest prices. S. WATERMAN g. EoN.
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TGE STGAasg&
-H&CELSIOR,
(IarTylE2 tho u. :. sIaiI)

-, NN"lly !lX tEo Q. = Il AID
~! leave her wharf, foot Of Prince s:rena. On
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and bATUY-
DAYS, At $50 O'clock ?. m, etopping at
ilneY foina hnd Point I1ooGou. going and re-
turning: Re!nrnins lesves Norfolk on WGE.
o'c!oc, p. II. - ''
Eesinning vita Meyl, 1881. Excursion tickets
Viii vi Do las0Cd, good for tour days, as iollowF:
FIRST class fore to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
ioiE. . "; First class round Tip. S3 co; Second
c,ass, eacn way, 81 81; F;rstc caas fa5o to i,ine7
round trip, 80; Second cla:s, osch way, - cts.
Ssateroons 81. Mssla 75 c.s.
G%uEG& MArIINGLy, Sups.
7. L. HOOE, Ag9nt. nh%
! INLAND & SEACOki:n UOASTlN2 90.
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NJ EW CITRON and CURkANT3 received
~ :o-5sy by tnoV22l j, c. MILSURN.
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GTEEAEEs.
GTERMEEs.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT Co

. S2sts S2s1 between WASHINGTON and ALEX.
ANDRIA will run promLt,v az folIowe n;s.
Leave Seventh street wharf at 40 830 ooO
~ % ~ a3n 90 - M, and II 80 So So 30
Leave Alexandria as G 90, : 50, s 80 0 so 10 90
3 sHn oa IL % Q; a., and II so, 80 23O So so
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WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 80 1851.
EAEEESADS,

iK9INIA Midland RAILWAY
JOHN t. BARBOUR, President.
On and af.er SUNDAY, Nov. u, 1851, Fat.
senger .r2ins will run e. follows:
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WEJIESALS SkCOERG,
GENERAL COMMISSION MEROhANTS,
And Dealers i'll
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Isus On hand GIBSON S Xxx, Xxx, xxx
sui PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET;
kad &ONOGRAM WHlSklliS; also BAK.
EH'S ana TEOM PSON'S PUKE RYE
WHISSIES. 80 Shich hey invite tho s:ten.ion
Of the trsde. -aE
Orders from the coultry FOR merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Connignmsnts Of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee tho
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner OF Cameron a2d Royal STR,
Ale1tndria, Va. Sis; sepl4 70
30. Y. WcRTaINGToN & SON.; ..po
GEA1N, COMMISSION and .ea' -. ~
SKIPPING MERCHANTS,
Nos. II and 10 north Unicn Of Alexa., Va.
Consisignmalts solicited. .susf9-Sm
THoAAs PERRY
GENERAL COMMISSION MEECHANT
DEALER III FLOUR. FISH. SALT, AND
FGRTILIGEE.
Alao Agon. for
WATTS RIUHMOND CAST and CHILLED
PECWS. ,..~.
soblatf ALEXANDRIA, va.
8. D. FISHER. @. VIM. FISHER.
FNESNEE &; 2HOS.
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ESsHE NGHa Ysar2n

S'DES NGgs YseEz&.
aFE-9SHS6ES II. C. z.1.S9 yg~.sJgSs ySwa
NEI:SDJE~
EVERY FRIDAY, Et y H.; eat rctnrniag
leave Nav York, from 1c- ~, Eas. river, EV-
sRg SETO kDAY, 81 . o;cic2k y. u.
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"1TO.nsC REgER Asy1-py.,k,e

me steamer ARROWSMITE leaves 7th st.
|Es5I washington, Of a. m and A!cxsndrin
~, ~ 81 q. m EVERY MONDAY, THURS
~ ~ 4 aad SATUHcEY for ell river landings.
Gay Nomini and Cgr!iomsn; on Saturday Chr.
oman and LooDsrdtown; connects d. shep.
h9.dG vita Is. 4, o. X. T.
Q, W RIDLEY, Gan Manager,
Cap ,'No :. WooD. IT. g Paes. 80. roo15
M'oH NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOG-
TREs3 MONROE AND TIE SOUru.
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fERMA or SUBSCRIPTION.

En.ersd al the PostofIice Ct A.exanlii3. Va, IA
aeconl class matter
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
w a. JOHNSON 6 CO..
2S q
And Dealers Ill
AJJ ETEnS Nm TnTH

WEOGESALE GR0OERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MEROhANTs
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TREs3 MONROE AND rHs sourg,
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] INLAND Z SEA.C0Ai:n COASTlNa 60.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-14
List of Delinquent Taxes for 1880

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN on The 9th day of July, 1881. AT 10,
O'Clock A NJ. of said day, in front of the
county Court House, in Idaho CITY. | will
commence the sale of the following de.
scribed property for the taxes and costs
due thereon, under section 5, of an Act of
the Legislative Assembly of Idaho Terri.
tory, entitled an "Act to regulate the man
ner of collecting Territorial and County
Revenue in Idaho Territory" approved
February 10, 1881, and continue said sale
from day to day until said sale shall he
| completed. ALEX. ORCHARD.
Assessor and Tax Collector, Boise Go.
An Chose, Or unknown, one house ana lot situat
! ed at the upper end of China town, Granite cress
east OF and opposite Hop Lees store. Taxes 50 81.
cost of advertising 81. Total tax and cost So 81
All Shung, or unknown. owner one house and
lot situated at tn upper end of China town Gram
lite creek, back OF Hop Lees store aud in front of
John Leary stable. taxes 81 ST. cost of aayartsing
| 81, tax and cost. So 81
Brown Andy Co. one house and lot usea a. a
meat market, situated on corner of Montgomery
and Wall streets, Idaho City; stable on Montgom.
cry street; residence occupied by Brown and i'm
proveDents on garden. on Slaughter House euleh
near Idaho City, $500; personal property 81 ,4s5
tax and percentage S52 50; cost of ayer.isSnsr 81
Total tax and cost $50 50.
Cook w. J. Possessory right to and imprsve-
ment3 on leo acres of land more er less situated
a. East Oh, ID 3. Izmme'S
assessed az slOo. personal property Soa5. tax and
per centage SO "a. cost of advertising 81
Lick L. one house and improvements on garden
situated on the Pettengil Toll road some miles
above the II mile house, and known as the Lick
House Amount Of tax and per centage 50 ST.
cost of Advertising 81.
Pourcett, j. Nj. improvements on 100 acres of
land, more o. less, situated on the middle fork of
the Payette next below and adjoining Thomas
Scanlins farm, assessed at $780, value of psrsoDsI
prope SIS, tax and per oentage SIT II cost of
advertising 81.
kempner Moses, one house, barn and improve.
mei.is en- hay ranch on Crooked river, Idaho and
Banner road. some six miles from Banner mill.
$500. Also two bitches in Abby district $500 per-
sonsl property S215: tax and percentage SCI IS.
cost of advertising 81. Total So IS.
Morgan Z. 7, Improvements on Garden on
Slaughter house gulch, some two miles rom Idaho
City, with residence &C., SIS; personal property
sSso rs; tax and percentage $40 So; cost Of styer
Using 81. Total Sll Sc.
Mc''onnslls ID. L B. improvements on two ranch.
es, one situated right hand fork of shafer creek
one half mile above Boise City road AMI one on
Shafer ,reek hill near Boise City road. Amount of
taxes 81 90: for advertising 81. Total IS o.
Gibbs ZACH. one house and lot situated in Gem
terville. and used residence; also one house on
Main street, Centervie, used a blacksmith shop
$3.50; personal property, $3.50; tax and percentage
- As; cost of advertising 81.
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Bishop Tuttle's Appointments.

Placerville, June IA, 81 Pm.
Emmettsville, June 10, SP. Nj.
Boise City, June19.
Silver City, June 26, A. NJ, and Pm.
Reynolds Creek, June 81, SIN.
Boise City, July 3.
Rocky Bar. July 8, SP
Atlanta July 10.
Sawtooth, July L., Pm.
Galena, July IA, SIM.
Bellevue, July II, IL N.
HALEY, July Il, 8 p. NJ.
Bullion, July "a, SP.M.
Bonanza, July "a, s Pm.
Kinnikinick, July 26, Pm
Crystal, July 81, s P, NJ.
Bay Horse, July %, p. NJ.
Challis, July 81 SPIN.
Lemhi Junction, August 8 s p. NJ.
Salmon City, August I s P. NJ.
Eagle Rock, August II s p. NJ.
Blackfoot, August IA, A. NJ. and Pm.
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CUSTER COUNTY ITEMS.
BoSAszA, June 3, 1881.

D~F~~~'@S1J 10
Ed. WoRLD:--There is nothing new
to write Of importance since nv last
The weather is hot, the thermometer
ranging to nearly 100 degrees above
Zero, ~ the shade. To-day we had
considerable wind. and large amount
Of Yankee Fork dust went into circu-
lation.
The Custer mill is turning out its
usual $4,000 per day. The bullion is
being shipped to New York.
General E. E. Cunningham arrived
here Wednesday to start mp the claims
Of the Yankee Fork Consolidated
Gravel Mining Company. They had
two 6-Inch nozzles, little giant in pro.
portion, and will commence washing
next Monday.
The Montana mine is now being
worked day and night, and is looking
fully as well as usual.
The Charles Dickens is developing
finely. The body of ore struck in the
south drift, where stringers had been
fpund, is six feet wide, but whether it
Is spread in the Dickens or sepa.
rate and distinct vein, is not known.
but It Is supposed to be the latter.
some OF the ore from it is worth Sc. 900
per ton, The arastra is kept running
Gay and night grinding out the pre-
IcIous metals.
Hon. q. w. Crafts is here vet. but
intends going to your city in short
time.
There is dissatisfaction with the
nominations for county officers among
both Republicans and Democrats, and
little interest is taken in the Campaign.
The Badger is developing into a
fine mine, and you may expect to hear
of large mill being put on it soon.
Several Bonanzaltes have returned
from the East lately. Among them
we notice Maj. VIM. Hyndman. EN-
Wilson and Joe Boggs. They all
look as though eastern life agreed
with them, but will feel better when
the salmon arrive.
The Yankee Fork is higher now than
at any previous time this year.
We will soon have a wagon road
from Crystal-known as East Erik
to this place this year. The cost, by
contracts, will be $50, 900. Already
S23, GOO has been subscribed and the
'aiance, $1,000, can be raised In a
days time. The distance from the
railroad, by this route, will not be |
over $50 miles.
People are beginning to arrive |
from Wood river.
The mails from Salt Lake reach ms
IN three days. SALMON EATER.
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PostoMc. Hours.

hiring week Gays until further notice,
|, 70 postoffice will be kept open from seven
4 N. until nine T. III.
sundays from haif-past twelve to one,
and from iour until SIX +. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order office will not be
opened at all on Sundays; and no Money
order business will be transacted on Sat
|urdays after four o'clock / NJ.
y. &. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec 3, 1913. Postmaster.
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LOCAL N eWS-

LOCAL m eVVS-
Mrs. Dr.. BETS, of Boise City, spent
few days on a visit to this place and
the other side last week.
BISHOP FUTILE and Rev. F. w.
Crook paid the WORLD office a very
pleasant visit.
N. B. BURRUs will leave to-day, with
bis two-horse team, for Wood river
? hnd will be gone two or three weeks.
HURST paid $40, 900 for the mine he
|ecently bought from Ruth, in Heath
district, near the head Of Weiser.
As SOON as the wagon road is com
Pleted from Galena to Sawtooth a 90
ptamp mill will be taken into the latter
b~ce.
Al. +. WALDRoN, Of Centerville, was
town yesterday. He says Lock
Food expects to have his mill, at the
Polden Fleece, running in about two
Eeehs.
TERRIFIC hail storm visited North
daho on the Sd, destroying fruit, grain
nd vegetables, and pelting the life
ut OF some of the fowls. The hail
tones, it is said, measured three and
behalf inches in diameter.
EDWARD L. MILLER, u young man in
IS teens, is now filling the offices OF
oserhor, Secretary and Controller.
US the Statesman, all these officers
eng absent from the capital The
y discharges his three-ply official
uty like a man.
ALA WALLA man killed and ate
~ DOB White quails. He was ar
S'ea' and the proof of his guilt be-
8 positive, was fined SIS for each
pall together with the costs of the
NJ making the luxury cost him s4s.
! went to Jail rather than pay the
Mount.
M ~ "a'esfnan says the Shoshone
1iute indians who live in Duck
'ey' 60 over to Bruneau and work
.De farmers and make very good
uus' on the reservation in Duck
"ey they are doing a good deal of
'nlng, and will raise over FIVE hun.
% acres of grain this year.
-" tons Rising Sun ore were
through Plowman's mill recently.
gave s3l.T5 per ton. The clean
was made last Saturday. Forty
=, ', The rock was roasted, and this
va turned out 81 more per ton than
s Sat The mill was shut down
on %" II, to start up again as
as.o as Inc remainder of the ore is
y s'''' which will probably be to-
;pAS and Patrick Bowling. three
'ey Bros, c. Norton and Enamel
F mus of Boise, came through here
=, uays ago bound for Salmon riy-
e. "as'e they made some quartz dis.
n '',es last fall. The party was
81 lAea Tor prospecting. having a
fluliuip,p OF tools and implements,
[y s a,E whip-saw, so that in case
Ii tI .a,se anything worth STAYING
Prk ' Icy, will be prepared to Start i IN
u without delay, y S'''' III
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Coffin 4 Rennalv

Are shipping a large stock of the cele
|brated Skinner Flows, and Furst 81 Brad
|ley Sulky and Gang Plows. which will be
|sod at very low figures. They also have
|in stock the South Bend Chilled Iron
|pows at reduced prices.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-14

| MR. J. II. BATES, Newspaper Advcrtis
|ing Agent, A Park Row Times Building),
New York, is authorized to contract for
advertisements in the WORLD at our best
rates.
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NOTICE.

+ HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO THE
L public that | have succeeded both
stores OF Clip hee, Idaho City, and Clip
Zee Chan, of Placerville. No person or
persons are authorized to sign the name of
said firm but myself
CHUNG YUEN,
Successor to Clip Kee and Clip kee Chan.
June I, 1sSl.w6.
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Notice.

All notes and accounts owing to us must be set
Tiled in thirty days without fail. II not settled by
that time they will be placed in the hands Of an at
&torney for collection COFFIN ~ KENNALY.