, 1881-11-05
=. p - D DlltFIrl SalH ~
So 90 PER YEAR.
LOCAL SPRAY.
Report0riaNy Collected fer s.The
Statesman" o..
Glittering Drops Of News Notes that
Cauout fail 70 Interest the
Readers.

Our hunters report game very plentiful.
The hotels report business getting brisk.
The Adeiphi Theatre re-orens with a dra-
, matte company
J. T. Reese. Esq, has returned from be-
low and is in the city. .-
A prediction j. H. Mitchell will
90 into President Arthur's cabinet
The few vacant seats in our school talks
louder than any census report
The Alice DunniEg Lingari combination
viii b. the iihest that has ever visited our
city.
Paul BOulon viii give a series Of musical
concerts in Stahl's Opera House in shor.
time .7
The STATESMAN turns out job work supe-
rior to any Office in the city. The people are
just finding this out, and as result orders
are coming in very last.
There are abou. |, 900 tons wheat at
Texas Ferry, from Lewiston aud other
points, awaiting the completion of the
Grange City railroad.
The Boise Salesman says that It is ru.
morcd that J. Il. Lewis, ex-Judge of this
District. is to be appointed Governor of
Idaho. He was resigned out Of office in
that Territory once.
Judging from the amount OF goods Sam
Lesser has been unpacking lately our repor
ter asked il he was gong into the wholesale
line. ''Just so far, said sam. that always
sell retail at wholesale prices.
Brechters shop is lighted with gas. Mr.
&. has enlightened people before, and right
here We can truthfully say that the crackers
and other material he turns out are far sups~
rier in every respect to the fat article maj.
ufactured in Portland.
Here's a boomerang Jumping Ovei
a bulldog that is a total stranger to you is
one of these exciting litlsz accidents OF lie
which 60 FAR to break the monotony and rob
existence Of 4 tiresome sameness-NdId
Exporter. ....
a lady who says she hasn't received =
fashion magazine for three months writes to
know what will be used most this winter
1t is probable that stove wood, gum boots,
beef, bread, bacon aud umbrellas, and such,
Will rival other necesssries Of life tins season.
--Rscord- Union. .iH
The fellow who is 80 anxious TO publish 10
The world the fact that We rent the SrATEs-
MAN press and type, is respectfully informed
that every piece Of metal in the STATESMAN
office is paid for, which is more than he can
say Of his outfit. We know who holds the
last mortgage ON hi. institution, and when
that is due the thing will "keriiumiN.
A. o. U. W-At Weston, Opn-, on Fri
day last, L. F. A. Shaw, ID. ID. G. NJ. W
organized a lodge of the A. .. U. W., to be
known as Weston Lodge, with the following
officers: J, H. Weaver, p NJ. W.; W. It.
Williamson, NJ. d. NJ. W.; SIM A Barnes,
F.. NJ. c. Brown, o.; J. w. Rowland, Re
cor,ler "a. b. Melton, Receiver; Il. W.
ProebsieI, Financier; w. NJ Lncas. Guide
{. Il. Prcebs,el, l. W; ". &. Kirkland, %.
W Night Of meeting, Tuesday.
The opium habit is Increasing with terri
be strides in this country Physicians say
that four thousand ~ moderate estimate OF
the total number Of native American victims
to the vice, and these consume one hundred
grains Of the drisg a day. This gives daily
COZ sumption Of four hundred thousand
grains. or nearly nineteen thCasand pounds
during the yelr 1t Is stated that about
three drahms OF the sBoking opium, equisa-
lent 70 SIX crude opium, make the average
quota OF aday consumption n---Earetd, Aer.
Lea.isr
We do not.suppoSe that there were many
young LADIES in the city but who. when they
heard Of the marriage OF Miss Mcsier to MIR.
Adams, Of II pod ri.er, and the handsome
present Of SO, 900 to the yorng bride, thought
her life would be one OF unalioyed Joy. Had
they been at the tram Sunday night last
ami seen the couple depart, they would have
imagined differently. On seat by herself
sat the young bride weeping as if her Heart
would Lreak, whil. the legs lord walked
up and down the aisle eating an apple and
as cool aud eonteuted as if he was going to 4
circus. Why the young bride exhibited
such grief al course 1t is impossible to tell.
but her sobs could be heard after ths tram
was IN motion. Many sigh went out from
the bystanders as the tram went out OF sight,
and al seemed to wonder "shy:'