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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-30

Bays, you'll tiud this life just like
a game of seven-up. You want to
save your tens aud look out FIR d
game, and never beg when you have
good hand. Also, reculiect in the
lung run low counts as much as high
if it is only a trump. The devil has
stacked the cards, but just play 'em
honest, aud hen it comes your deal
yer bouu' to get winniil' hand every
time, and the old split-hcof vii! have
t, jump the game and look for softer
snap. Also, if you happen to turn
jack, call it lucky. but dun't forget 10
remember that turnin' jack is uncer-
tain business, aud III lever do to bet
On Carl Pretzell.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-30
Monday, January 2, 1882.

Oss'AssSs ~e~AesA~AS - Ao0~Ss
up to IL o'clock, NJ, of said day, for the
purpose OF taking care of the INDECENT
sick, county poor, idiotic and insane OF
Boise county for the ensuing year. Bids
to be as follows, t,Awit; One bid for the
board. lodging. nursing. clothing and
washing Tor the INDECENT sick, county poor
idiotic and insane OF Boise county. includ.
ing the burial expenses of all INDECENT
sick, county poor, idiotic and insane who
may die in said Boise county, for one year
from January II, 1882. One bid for med
ical attendance and furnishing medicines
for the INDECENT sick. county poor, i'iotic
and insane of Boise county, and for hold
ing post mortem examinations on all who
may die in the county hospital OF said
county, and for all post mortem examina-
tons made at the county seat of said Boise
county where the same W uld be chargea-
Bile to the county, for one year from Janu.
airy II, 1882 Bidders may include the
above two subdivisions in one bid if so
desired.
| Parties receiving the contracts will be
required to enter The same in writing, and
file bonds with approved security IN the
sum of double the amount of theii bid.
TIM CARROLL. Clerk Board Co. Com
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-30

II want as you to write Inc s. nice
leetle notiz." said prominent pawn
broker this week to his assistant. II
und halef, und | want you to
write paragraph dot Uncle Schnooz-
er has nearly uew gold watch dot
cast $3.50, and he sells it for $35.
Joust put dot in der Call and Chron-
icle, and pick out init yourself dat
watch and schrubb him goot Derty,
FIVE dollars vas fearful sacrifice, bu,
ton't you take less as ten dollars ahy-
how"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-30
.AcARD oLANDM MEN.
OFFICE OF coPp's LAND OWNER.

WARRINGTON, D c., Nov. Is, 1879.
10 Land Attorneys aLu Real Estate Bro.
en- uu. names will be inserted :, WITHOUT
Imass;E, IL .ie last chapter of 1.-THE
enr ,a,Gan n'',,. Settlers Guide" new book on
s,voIp1Vu Ipuollc lands, to be circulated exten.
my IN the Atlantic States and in Eu.
IdS. send for circular giving details.
HENRY N. CoPP,
Washington,D .. g.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-30

In the, Superior Court at Sonora.
California, William Minor, the stage
robber, expecting life sentence, made
a lengthy speech to the judge, CRITICS
ing whathe stigmatized as the Judges
inconsistency in sentencing one OF his
companions to 25 and, the other to IL
years. AT the conclusions of his re-
marks the Judge gave him s5 years.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-30

Desiring to show our distinguished
visitor some attention, a very small
man, with a large mustache, repressn-
ting an alleged morning paper of this
city, sidled up to Gen. Sherman this
morning as ne was viewing the cotton
patch near the Exposition grounds.
General" yawped the little man,
"do yon think cotton can be success
fally raised on such soil as that?n
"Huaiphl' remarked the General, yes
think it cam What else eau be-
raised on it?s asked the little reporter.
"W hat else?' replied the General.
'"Oh, anything can be raised there.
Why, raised h--ll on this very spot
myself seventeen years ago!- At
lanta (Ga.l Post Appeal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-30

The Boomerang man has dislike
for another Wyoming editor, aud thus
"taffies' him: We have nothing more
10 say Of the editor of the Swectwa-
Ter Gazettee. Aside from the fact that
he is squint-eyed, consumptive liar.
with breath like buzzard and a
character like a convict, we don't
know anything against him. He means
we'll enough, and if he can evade the
penitentiary and the vigilance commit
tee a few more years there is chance
for him to end his life in a natural way.
II he don't tell the truth little more
plenty. however, the Green river peo-
pie will rise as one man and churn
him till there won't I've anything left
of him but pair of suspenders aud
wart.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-30
CUsTER COUNTY NEWS.
II. raid.

The Custer mill ~ running regular
ly and rapidly vindicating its claim to
be The hest mill Of its kind on the
Coast. The bullion production is re-
ported 70 be NEARING million dollars.
Only two salouus open in Custer
now.
BAyHnRsE NOTES.
The Ramsioru inine yielded over
1000 tons Of ore this season. which
was sne'ted at the Bayl.orse works.
The average was about $50 ozs.
The BeardsIey and Hs,d mines pro-
dupd considerable ore for the slneIier
aud are both looking WELL
SIX. lark yielded $50 tons; averaged
about the same as the Ramshorn.
The Post Boy is now owned by a
strong company. and the mine will be
one Of The heavy producers Of the
camp. The ore body is large and
rich.
River View furnished l3O tons Of
ore to the smelter. Average yield Of
silver. $50 ounces. The per cent. Of
lead from this mine is As.
Dave Woods has found big Bo-
nanza III the Excelsior, a location on
the Beardsley vein. 1t has a large
vein of ore similar to that of the
Bes.rdsl y claim. A farce of mea will
be employed taking out ore during
the winter
The Ramshorh mine has been de-
veloped depth of 500 feet. The low
er tunnel will open the vein at depth
Of 100 feet.
The bullion from the Bayhorse smell
ter this season varied III value from
$50 ounces to 1.T00 ounces, and ay-
eraged about l 200 ounces.
The Clayton smeiter made a short
bat very successful run. The wui ks
are the most complete in the country,
and REFUGE ore assaying as low as Il
per cent, lead. Scarcity of lead caused
the smelter TO shut down earlier than
il should otherwise have done. The
prospects for the whole Bayhorse dis
fri; Il are promising, and much ore will
be taken out this winter, iusuring q
good, prosperous season next year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-30
Notice.

Q EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
~ ceived by the Board of County Com
nissioners of Boise county, at the Audit
or's office in idaho City. - %@ a-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
Holiday Goods.

Wo hLva for This aGnsoh' trade orc o. The most
extensive stocka OF goods in lice ever hroua hi
TO tais city. which va cils, n. prices that cannot
isil TO give rs.isisclia1.
Our limo Of EASkEES ia full sni complete.
Rnd wn have them from smell ouos n. c.its 10
The most elegant WORK STANDS.
Nothing can BE- mora acceptable ls pro:eD.
than soma useful HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE.
Cur stCck in Ibis limo is .plois.
JAPANESE GOODS consisting in par. OF
TRAYS Of sil sizas, Glove and ether Boxes,
Ciumb Trays ard Brushes Of now designs slao
a large lot Ct Straw Toys a. 5 cents.
WOOEEN WALL POCKETS, handsomely
leaorsted; a choice selection OF Tile Tes Pot
Stands and Vases Match Boxes Ii: Swlss Csrv.
ing and German Terra Gotta, s1d 8 full liEe Of
other goods too NUN ar0us TO lnahtioD. "s wish
sli 10 call and exsmino Gu: stock pId pricss be-
fore purchlEing elsewhere. IL il 10 trouble to
show oar gcods. shd they GRO all niarkst IN plai,
GJurCS
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a.Oi;.iF. .S!tEVl?iES.

Mrs YIN 80. did e. her rcsiinbcn. nosr the
Ole iltI:t H"!,aI. 20 dsy, hf;er n lingering i'll,
.caT.
Notices Tor "s p:s:s iaettinE Of the voters q
lna CITY u. tho cd Court Enuse. in Tho - ward, "
l. morrow night, were read out in Ieariy ell O.
the c0lored churches last night.
Tho services al Grscs Church yesterday, con.
Quoted by Rev. j 3b Iu5acr. a dr.f mute, in tho
siin language, wrro ycrG Interesting end ;i1pro
s't", hUd we're iSrgcly attended both in tho
morning End 81 night.
Tho L. ). steamer Dispatch left Tie Wash
iHgt@n Nav? Yard today Tor >'sn DJmi0su tc
h?s:o TIC contemplated surveys in Ssnaua lay
'ho | y. steamer TAlsroesa lcis tc- jay Tor
New Yori;.
En aio:e.tog meeting CT tho Womhn's Chris.
tan 1ompsranco Union YVES hold in tho hall of
me Alexandria Ktfotm Cinb this afternoon. pre-
/: Lao over bg Mrs. sarah Dooton, with Miss
ELLA Herbert ~ Tho organ. MrP. Hall, of nalli.
ia"fc, who wag expected 10 be present. in con.
sequence oiihe inc!omeucy of tho waattcr did
70. ST!IiG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

N EMoEA3rUM j.:t ga; c:n 5uy fer .
hsnGsctn1 ,hr,=in.s Err;aa! AT /. K'ch tn:4 -
uInb:e.tss, - silk +i,.G> SID Camocir; i4,.
dies, :. ESQ.,, I!,l,' hr.! s. ems Gossiner.
BTscss Fos vis:s. boys mad nGn: Satclee, ii
Velvet et.i Lcs'l-r; Towels, Napkins ard e.
bio Cloths ia si!ts nid Gloves from one to Xix
buttons; Hardlerchisfs. Silk, Lincr, Lsoe and
Cotton: Fsncy Eoaea OF CisTR's Spool Cotton
Fancy Soycs containing half ;itz,n Handkai-
cliffs. Lsci'a' S=cas, U}s:ara ard polmsns ::
Misses iiiE.crs ana Coa.5; CoTsets for nisses
and lsC -. nd E,ie. Gloves End Laca Ties in
variety. Our pFietG wa al put down 10 c'"Sr
GU, End r.r;;ca booking tir valuable snd usofn)
preic.ia tha 10 accommodated by
ISAAC EiCHBEtG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

tIf C"ENoii.-h Texu!.F semi-:acati,!y
IL 'eiinE II nc t;y Couoci aI te E::ii 10 .n3i
-" p:&h:. t.,I Player, who aa4 ben SUI
ln2alG to ap2csr in R!ehmnud, 10 the ro1m CT
ne Circult CSur:, OF The Eastern Disiric: Of
f2iu!a, 70 sgsH2T bill Of c0Iulaia; fled by
nc Ullttd GiG:rs government fgaina: L,Ir c:?
OF h!tXnbdTIa TO c1Elpri th" surrender ca the
par. @: io city TO the said Uai;ed S}taits 2os
eIUHcot, oil 900 shares OF stock o. Tho Alex.
en1ts Chusl Company, or 10 lieu thcrent to r.
'ntd 10 lie Treasury Department slI5. CO.,
T.t; 6trd 10 ciIGmI ios:iOn CT lbs st: ect BEk-
| ing Tor lis Gctig:; 10 The list!ir. 1t ia also
rr9hsb'c Ii!st safnO 'c,ion viii he taken 10 II,
sarl to ;ha erit 81 neIGhsy sureliea Isaiis;
| tho city. l;,s C3Cvt OF Appeals Esviag refused
t. grant An srpeel from tie decision ii tha O.:
cuii Count, uothlag rcmsu7 iIr the city 60 do
!ut to msEs soma provision i2r tie pay ulen ct
tbs jligmCn! so.
PERSONAL j. G1iiIord While, ca , iors
merly OF lhla city. ku; now ynuGg lawyer Of
Springfield, Ohio, has been appointed clark
10 General ksif+r. Speaker Of The Unied
States Houle OF REPRESENTATIVES, Mr. White
who Is in the tfii,o Of Speaker keif1r, IN
Springfield. has may friends ir this city, where
nc conGnoGd Tar some limo weekly literary
Paper. Eh0 will hn ciaa 70 hoar OF kia good
fortuna.
tiI. {. Da5h Ssyrs formerly Of this civ, hut
T'h" !Gr .ho pssL twcEty ynsrs has hsan living
m he Wet. WAS hare yesterday on q shoft visi!
- KS i!lonis.
ST JoHH'& AND THE UNIVERSITY or HIR
GIElA,-ihc sDuu.l report OF tho Visitors ul
The Iniv, rsi!y Of Virginia shows that forty lirc
gou1s gentlemen .nl lsdics hsvo pa. sel the
UnieCrsliy L11aI Examinations since 1873. As
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

ELECTION or OFFlCERS. st S alectiur VI
the stockholders Of the A!a.an6Fis Commercial
Exchange Building Company. held a. !helr room
this morning tho following officers wore elected:
b. Whest, President: Thos. rcrry, Vce-Fres-
ident, ard L. Whcst, Geo. ~. Fisher, Samuel
Lindsay, Geo. McBgrney, ir., and u q. Wat.
kins, Directors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

Gros SILK ard Wool rlushos, all Wool Ssck.
iags end CIoakings, ii sseG snd Lsdics' Fell
nnd alpaca Shirts. Meas, Eisses', Boys aud
ladies G2fssmsrR, aud Ladies ard Missa.'
Wool t4loves and horts, al
I EIcHBppO'S
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For the Holidays at nIcBBruaey's
;, ~. s''R Kt:G AND xegpN sYs
=. ~. COR. KEsG AND ~

AfHe 'as GtSAr2i vAiENutA auLTANA AND MAT SERB
i.GS5 N''' "ia1 ''hA-
''''''a "!AEeSS LEGE0RE OiTION ZAErKE UUgRA,7s
Mice PUDDING
Qo'eh LID tiNHAFPLE PRESERVES
1ufs n iFL*ifRUr and NEW CROP Ms MOL
CANNED EE!.lT5 AND VEGETABLES
hAGi.sH AID an TRIuAE Sands
FfE@ch @lA fi&E
tS"Si FARlEtik1 fRkHCa CANDIES.
ul'aCEE FRu!;N in utah for rreseta
FINEST
FlEE5T TABLE ANn 81
FRENGi COOKING
JAMAICA AID AMpAGAH CIDER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

The snnua meeting oi The Soc:a'g CT OK
Students OF S.. Johns AcaaomE. will he ha!t
tonight q: he Academy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

II YoU want a Youths. Boy'e. or Child s
Suit or 0sGicoat Wo have an oudcs5 variety at
The lowest piicaR. 5. WATERMAN t. Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

Grey hshbsn ;Snitiags q. 25c yard: hals:.cA
al 10. OF Eav Is, dress i:CCds; Nj fl - sad
kandEnrGhnfs from 8. 20 51s, a.
!. KICHBEhu'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

TIE liTGCcEY GUISAEE--ia t,r 4 i cd
States Nisirio: CauT;. 10 Is ,I:mG,n, ;5s!a;Aay.
a Iibe! was ;in,: IS ;;a Merchants. f;ieai,ship
Company ct Baltimore s2r.nei he = a,m>h:;
Guloaro-iiin SANE SHich !Tas c.tni ~ iho
sh,nTeyd 10 this Gag !r Noah inir ,xu,d.-
tloa--snd cargo. INC c:ir2 - ~ -. ,faI a7H t;
inc salvage. hs3aG ua0a ne Ei;rga:lN:i t:at 81
the Itti lI3:. ;ha i;a!vlr!. & h'a6n.h 0 3.|c' !
the c0rlpnay, wc3t 10 sc assistance 8! tNG itu.-
n:Ee, S1o h:;nG 10 n 2issH'qa r0ad:ti'7, :, o!;
s!xtJ-iVo niles outside 81 Caps i;aar2, nnri
brought her into Hslt;m5r..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

II YOU wnnt Good Suit for SO, $40. SIS
CT SIS 90 to the old relisHle firm OF 8. WATER
MAN Il Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

E2iry enc haa ail and MOD 10 !hi!k fer
hi,scll yo. many viii 90 about backur and
c'rGhlrg u,iI !re5d recommends nr. HII's
t}ugiI Syrup l0r thu! couch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

hir. Nicholas Nlumm, w.lI-kaoSu cissI.
maker, Pas stricken with paralysis for 10 hire
time, 1T his house, on King street. Saturday
las, acG died this mtrDicr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

Full regular lasio Missfb' Hose, bright snl
new, * :5c i. rair; Ill Silk Hapdke, chiafs ltrso
tIzes, for &c psir all SEAS in Kids just lonsn
shod sSail al &c p.iv; Gents Scaifj, ai silk
IN great variety, al 2}c pair, st
!. HIrHBGEGs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

E0R SALE.-A FAEn ot nbou: SC ACHE@
+ ,i.us.cd On Arlington Hsigh.s three MIG
from The south end 9. iha loaI odd o 10 .ui
view OF lac Cspilni ;:s'd isfm h>, c5.n u,et
a' o Dairy Farm 10: tho .a8i IhI:.7 Years
will sall tho whole 10 r body o. divide il 10 thrf
farms of abou. 10G Ec,os esch impr2rcm,r
yoOd. Terms essy. Parsons wisaiag - .:.e
the property can reach the ssa.o h7 HaaAinste
I'd Ohio t. L. ct Arlington G!st;1a whieh
about mile distant snd II Eia from f,
Runyoa on the WASHINGTON and A!c1ann,;.
l.. For p.rt;culats eEIuito of tho euh:c,:h
dac6-tf :. =. GliaEi,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

Police News There Tss nc. 81 arrest dur.
ing Saturday night anG yesterday. LIS: tight
Dave lIomsX catered! the station houar snd IL
sisted upoa g rights !oGaiaS. aad Gs' l1chtd
rD. This mor1ug ho ;?ss brought b2tnIc tbs
Mayor. who discharged him with rerYimaud.
There were DO cases ct ary Of the magistrates
o!iioes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

FANNY EgrH,na.-H.f. j.. p5nboG. IL"
popular pa'iGr 81 tho ~. f. Church, 10 tits
ely, Will celebrate bis ffiie:i birthday &C. rCl
row ~ @ taIly 5cG5ion. f,r. +. &. HIu!soo,
oil tho cDgineer carp. OF tie Penn y!sania G.t-
lral Railroad GomHapY. aGc 6!a5ais. J. iiossfd
md II. ". PG5:I-0l. soBS .; tho anc.1f, src
here to be IreScE! :: IiN ft;i1ian Il he atai!y
Tc-norfow eight D?. P1uIssn viii rtcsvc The
congratulations Of tho m:mhCrs {! IL church
at the paEs5as&a. "Msy ycu ali ro !oar sud
Ir0fner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

The Ezchsngo i, nov in sctivo oners!ion and
ia giving entire satisfaction. Ne have now
tdirtY.fve SUI oscribeTs and arc racsi1iag orders
daily. Our Gu oscribors now includa scme OF tho
leading commission merchants, banks and lsw.
gers. all thu wood and coal merchants, n"vt-
rspor Offices. railroads, po:toico, express Office
Telegraph CtfcS and c:ae:e.
Our Torallea are pressed 20. :imr, and il Is
necessary tor all thoeo who wish their wifes ran
before winter sets in, 10 give their Games st
onCu.
Jtn rates SIRE as foll5aa-pe. anruu in ad.
Vance:
Place Of Eu;iEess (origsts iine) ..........zGO GO
Place of Business e on l Hite) ......,.... 50 90
Residence (prVsto liEe)........ ..... 4U TO
Iesldencs Is on wire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO on
Above rates Can be paid quartsriy BY adding
SLIGO to each payment. A new lat OF tubscrio.
ers will Do issued shortly. For further in
formation inquire Of w. T. GENTRY.
noV-o Manager.
HOLMES LIVERsnd AGUHsnd fEVEH
- PADS-A supply just received By
dmS E.S. LEhUBEATl.K & BRO
& 4 elegant line OF silk Eandk erchiefs vt
"a d"c5 AMOS b SIAy.nAEERS.
NEW CliHON saA ClKkA.H,rS received
~ tc-1sy By iEoV.2l j. Z. AIL:iUKN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

iI.L-tIr. John Gowps, who has lc.n sick
q H. resIferct, IN Alfred street, FIR some tima
;'e5', BIZ: who "ps ihoaGht to b, much better.
%as taken sgjaon!y i'll this morning, sud is noe
u Z YefY " ,liiii ana clnAltinn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
almost EOgssir E-a3n

y - Ga"thar WAS afflicted 3 long time with
l+au1R!&'a si,j Gnii. hravy inactive condition
Il! ''ts Whole 9ystfm; hrhC.srhc. nervous rro.trS-
%o3, ..:'G WAS almost hrlpssa. M phYsicisn-
Or "-riici!:'s ,!it her ary good. TErhs months
a,H shH nissa 20 u.a Hon Hiiicrs, with such
-r"i sct thst Ghe srcr1s a;l1 feels r0llAg Sssin,
although over 20 ye,ra Old. We think there il
il" "in"r y ~. ;iGp tit IL uSn ia tina family. a
isa! in T:0vilonca, t. L. J5Wrani
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

!hf WEIiaer Ir0;uLi7Hie.. De T. 1887 -.-
Ger tbs .tiCdlo Atlantic &l,tcs c;c,i1y WEATHER
i"liowc'; hy rGin, war:nl: sUuths:iy winds 49,
iowa: Barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

ESUFFALO i,ITiiIA WATMa received 81
- rec. froGh The sprlGss IN nj Gcklenbarg c. +,
Va, suaps in stock ard for sale 1T 6)c pc, ho:.
t.c o. SIS 50 per casa Of one DOZEN bo.;lea.
noy22 JASSEY d W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

f..'AG:if ANIi t'GLiUAY GOODS consist
= 80 al 4nRit!!. fr~rnh, German and Alncr-
Ican G"i"TnrS nrd Iyi1NrtR, Hair Brushes, Hand
hirfnrs, ~: G!asa Bottles, sna variety Of ether
-@""d7 az ai:",I.r character to which NO invite
HE irsn'ci.ol q our customers
80" - dhNNET &c CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
hWINE OF ChROUl" f

Nuke y harry household.
For sale hy x. :. LoLdb oa!or & Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

EsTEEDAy --h2IIGiorS iTHHs The
Weather yl5:-Tdsy vas c3H sni ai,Idj hut ihe
usuil c2agccgG.I1&a ar;Hus:ai Inc i il 5ra;
0nnEOnrS. Ia 7cvsra! u the chur;h2s, t!.l Il "
leIcg known ~ iiosritsl HGnIaY elections
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

8 HAVE iusi received = full line Of FLA {:
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-19

slant pelting they received, and to the out.
landish noise, which prevented their being
heard. The disturbance was created by
the students of Jesuit colleges, and other
persons opposed to sentiments so liberal as
those which must necessarily surround the
Italian hero. Every journal throughout
Paris declared the piece failure, as it was
not only absurd, but was excessively badly
written. The author is locksmith.
However, the play has nearly reached its
fiftieth representation, which goes to prove
that the public and critics are not always
of the same mind.
The celebrated author of numerous com.
edies, MIR. Meilhac, has read new play
before the members of the Gymnase Thea
ter called "Phryne." About the same
time Messrs. Gondinet and Wolf read
one-act comedy at the same theater, and
both plays are shortly to appear. At the
Varieties Theater there will appear next
Thursday the first representation of
Roussote, and on the same evening will
take place the first representation of the
"Contes d'Hoffman," the last opera COM
posed by the very popular musician, Often
bach. This opera will be performed at the
Opera Comique, temple of art more ele-
waited than the charming composer had ever
entered. Mana is soon to be repre-
sented at the Analogue Theater, the same
which first brought out Zola's {" Assom.
moir, but none but the author predicts
any success for it. VAL.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-19
WAITING.

With waiting and wishing our urses we pave;
We wait for the port as we battle the
'Tis waiting forever from cradle to grave.
Waiting for morn so serene in It's light
Waiting for noon-day, so brilliantly bright;
Waiting at eve for repose in the night.
Waiting for zephyrs in spring time that blow
Waiting for summer and flowers that grow;
Waiting for winter and swift. falling snow.
Waiting is ever the bosom's refrain,
In moments of pleasure and moment of pain;
Waiting, though stricken again and AGAIN.
Waiting in childhood Tor youths joyous time
I'm waiting" says Youth, " but I'll certan
The top OF the ladder on reaching my prime"
In manhood awaiting the time when he may
Find rest on a calmer, happier day,
When age shall revive from the worrying fray
Waiting when Fortune sheds brightly her smile
When choice are the pleasures the pathway beguie
There always is something to wait for the while.
Waiting in poverty, anguish and grief;
Waiting for heaven to send us relief,
Telling the heart that the trial Is brief
Aye, waiting for joys that will never appear;
Waiting tor voices we never shall hear;
Waiting for moments that never are near.
Waiting when SHINING and worn in the str fe,
With penitent throbbings the bosom is rife,
Waiting the dawn OF a holier life
Waiting at last for the spirits release,
Waiting a rest in the Dwelling of Peace,
Where waiting and longing forever will cease.