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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-19

Aituras County Nominations.

Inc Vienna Reporter publishes tl..
tickets ~ The two parties az follows.
REPUBLICAN,.
For Joint Councilman with B,.ise
county, J. II. Harris.
For House Of Representatives., E.
~ Wilson, Of Bullion. Ivy acclama-
ton
For Sheriff, G. H. Furey, of Belle
vuc.
For Auditor aud Recorder, C. B.
Fox, Of HALEY.
For Treasurer, j. NJ. Bnrketi Of
Haley.
For Assessor, E r. Leonard. of
ketcIiu'n
For Coroner. DR.. E. Thiel.
For County & umlnissi.ners, J. l..
Richardson, of Sawtmtt jas Merrill
Of Haley, aud j. II. Van Setback. Of
H. cky bar.
DEMOCRATIC.
For Joint Councilman, Col. E. A.
Wall, of Bullion.
For Representative, Greene White,
OF Vienna.
FIR Sheriff, D. P Gray.
For Assessor, G l. Bixby.
For Recorder, ". H. Watt.
For Treasurer, S. B DilIey.
For Probate Judge, *. +. Ander-
ron. of Haley.
For School Superintendent, Frank
II. Rollins.
For County Commissioners, Van
LandingI,an, L. !. Lewis and L LudIy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-19

A traveller in Georgia witnessed The
fnllowiug sight near Monroe: A negro
was opening furrnw with mule
hitched to the pillow. Behind him came
girl dropping seed The man had a
snrt of harness on and was pulling
another plow, which was guided 10y
the girl to cover the seed. Having
hut ono mule. he put II at on double
duty by making it help pull him, while
he drew the sec ,nd plow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-19

He that will, write well in any
tongue. must follow this counsel of
Aristotle. to speak IA the Common peo
pie do, to think az wise men do; aud
so should every man understand han,
and the judgment of wise men allow
him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-19

The New York sun publishes III
startling Intelligence that before til
year 1900 Christianity will have Gsse
appeared from A,periea.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-19

The Governor of Virginia has re-
fused tn commute the death sentence.
OF negro girl of fourteen who is to
be hanged for murder by poison.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-19

An advocate OF cremation urged as
one great point in it's favor that ut
would save many dead person from
being buried alive"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-19
Star Ranch Rares.

Billy X Qnartziurg Jo' my and
Portland ran in the dash Of hall - mile,
on Thursday. the first day. Billy b
won, Coming out about length ahead
OF Qnarizbarg Johnny. ? ,rtland got
left in the rear.
Tom Smiths Hattie Harris, Hank
Clark's Ingersoll, aud Tim Brainard'>
Fosa whipple entered, FIR day, for
e single dash of three. quar- ers of
m le, for two year DDS. In
gnr-nll was the favnritp in tue pools.
Hattie Harris came through way
ahead, too far to talk about. Inger-
Sul took second money.
On the third day, Saturday, Port
land. Qnarizlnrg johnny and Stnke's
Belmont were entered for the single
dash of half mile. Portland won
by II small maj ,rity. Belmont came
in third.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-19

THE Republican County Convention
met at Placerville Yesterday Up to
the hour of going to press last even
ing. we have no news from there.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-19

THE big dance at Passama Il Bnrke's,
JernSalpm. will come off on next
Thursday. 1t will be "a regular Jump
up and crack-vour heels-together hoe.
down. The attendance promises to be
quite large
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-19
LOCAL N EWS.

,tlracti,n tor prospectors.
THs Venha quartz nniIl cost $20o.-
|ooo
CHARLEY SMALL. and Joe Fnshay left
7,., week for Sheep Mountain. They
have I.lgh type Of quartz fever.
GEESE have commenced to enngrate
Sinh. Weather prophets say this
means an early winter.
iuE mountains were white with the
Dlnan,in" sunday morning, aud 4 few
a,uus came down here Monday morn
ms.
Pr .spgcr ,Rs tell us there is natural
wa.an road from Vienna To Sheep
Nonnlain with the exception of i,nr-
teen miles that will have to To. graded.
We ave in receit of the first number
Iof thp Daily SIM, published at Belle
yup, ly Henderson Il Sutherland. 1t
is a little shave, foe tit, hnt is a
6gnod ore for its age, and shines bright.
'. We welcome the little Sun to our
yrhau.e list, and long may it shine.
THE democracy of Idaho has spit.
H. algrr p'rlio of The INTEL gence
hf the parry cry out, I'VE have had
Enough Of A'nslie." This thing of
lo,llug up such weak timber as
nrgr, when there are able and huu-
trabl' men IN the party is enough to
make the seas he Democrats bolt.
The following squib was found on
H. editorial hook Yesterday morning.:
tPresdenl John Taylor, Of IN. Nor
son Chnrc r nominated George Aims
{ Delegate to Congress. QUEEN
4 le. Brother X ngsley, TAXI, Ge. rye
the hand AID dance to The music.
ri cam Y uny's Soul gees March
@g On to Wa>hingroll.'"
HE Idaho City boys who attended
hf all at Star Ranch last Thursday
3ght, say they had "a boss time"
ne dance was lively FROM the "tap-off'
tn" w'ndnp aud all hands enjaycd
afl's'lvrs Immensely. The dancers
'E II" the light fantastic business
y long e''ongh during the nigtt t.,
- INTO supper that was "hard to
&atp
WI are SORRY to learn that David
ia met with severe accident last
'r'aay, near McLaugl,llp g. Hnwe's
IT, '' the road from B 'i~e City to
s'efV''e Dave, with his family.
Y vi MS way to Placerville, and in
e'''S Down the mountain into SIla.
'''rk the brake to the wagon broke
Ut ""fSeS started on run. throw
O''' from the wag IN, breaking an
"p rest of the family, luckily.
'p'd injury. Dave was taken to
e'crvllle Thursday evanno and ~.
was set by DR.. Ro,hwel
"''''hve delegates were present
e Democratic Territorial C.uven.
last Thursday. Eighteen were
"S'e' and seventeen for any one
'"''f' Out Of the eighteen del.
= e'''veh, we are told, were co.,
I'D by tl.e Mormons. The seven.
gentle d legates became dis
"''o tue convention before the
'''"' put on their hats and
y OUT A few of them returned
' present when Ainslie was
''e' ny reclamation. Gentile
N"'S' how 90 You like this idea
"c'"s to Mormon music?
"hna Reporter saws the dig.
severed on Middle Salmon,
''' Caused quite a stampede,
''S'a to pan out. In the river
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-19

Henry ZIPF aud Jess Bradford pack.
ed their hrnucnes last Friday and
struck out for Sheep Mountain. They
90 on a quartz hunt
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-19

.JouN LANBFRrnN, NJ. F. Wa'lron
and Joe Jackson recently located a
quartz clam alb, nut two m les north nl
the Golden Fleece. The ore prospects
500 per ton. They are preparing 10
develop it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-19

SMOKY PLaoERs.-MajmS; anton came
III from the SIN ky country Yesterday
and repnris the placer claims looming
up it, that section. Mr.. WINTERS. who
has owned claims there fur about six
years, has been coming money at a
naying rate this season. He has puf
in improvements, 50 that the gr .und
is rapidly and economically worked.
The Major was shown about three
pounds If gold dust. Awhicl, Rivers
took from a piece of or und abnn, 20
feet square Tn. Maj thinks there
will he big money made from these
placer digging, before many months.
II News Miner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-19

him; never measured meat. not y-t.
Bm iInts bout three feesr Here
the spectator. and his Honor and the
jry ~milel aniii,iy 4 knpw n.,.
siIenilem"ns. how il dis. ! hell ys.u
all can 50 gp1 ~ KNOW "Lr.k
here, ! want 10 kn W how Ion il was
before the meat was taken away after
IL was pnt into the wagnr27 Witness
G." king knowingly at csnnsel) Is
Vow you try and get me 10 scrape.
Dot meat vas s'r,st So long in der
wagon AZ he was IN der shop Dit'S
all tpld Won. Dat meat was dead
meat He d,n't grow no longer in
den don-en year Nat m"ecl,.1 C,u,-
srI-"That will d. Chicago Times
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-22
Rough on Rats.

The thing desired found at last.
Ask your Druggists for Rough on
Rats" 1t clears out rats, mice
reaches, flies, bed bugs. l5c. boxes.
The Maryland Peninsula, that is
the Eastern Shore, is now shipping
one hundred carloads Of straw berries
daily to the markets ofNew York, and
Philadelphia and Boston.
A large number Of the tomato plants
being cultivated by the Hagerstown
Preserving Company, and which are
set in sod ground, are being destroyed
by worms. From the present out
look the prospective tomato crop will
be a proftless investment to the Pre-
serving Company.-GloJe
A writer in the BALTIC. An<1icnu
says "In the sixth district Mr.. Ur-
ner will have considerable opposition,
as Mr.. Lewis f. McComas State Sen,
ator Farrow, Jno. c. Motter and Lloyd
Lowndes are his contestants This
is in reference to the coming congess
ional nomination.
The noted contested will case wherein
q letter from j. Henry Hoppe now de.
ceased, to Mrs Byers, was produced,
the letter giving her $4,000 twill or
NJ will" was decided in favor Of the
letter and Mrs. Byers will receive her
$4,000 unless farther action be had
in court IN the way Of motion for a
new trial on appeal or some other Of
the many WAYS that may be adopted
to secure another hearing Of the case.
Andrew Pfautsch convicted of mur.
der in the first degree at the May term
Of the Carroll county court, of the
murder of Jacob Lock ner in December
last committed suicide about II
o'clock on last Friday morning, at the
aims house where he was confined,
by cutting bis throat with a razor
blade stuck in corn2ob. He blind
folded himself, laid down on his couch
and then committed the deed. The
winlpipe was severed and also one of
the jugular veins. The attention Of
the guards was called by the peculiar
noise he was making, and on entering
bis cell it was found that he had cut
his throat. Information was immedi.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-22
Gatortin GIarion.
Chas. f. CasseI|, A. N.
Editor and Publisher.
Thursday, June %, 1882.
Wen and Their Methods.

1t is claimed by many that man
who is incapable Of acting upon and
finally executing an idea is not capa,
Die of giving a sound opinion.
There ia nothing in such a PROPOSE
ton, that is averse to an appearance
at least of wisdom; and as nearly all
ofus are wise in our own conceit, the
failure to go deeper into the question
and study the possibility Of being able
to reason we'll, teach wisdom and
preach sound doctrine and yet be ut
terly incapable of reducing any con-
siderable proportion Of it successfully
to practice, is one Of the most natural
errors, into which men,whose habits
Of thought are but superficial, fall.
Men of the rarest executive ability
can rarely lay claim to brilliant, or
deep original thought. and as the
former is as entirely dependent upon
the latter for practical availability as
are water or steam upon the machin.
cry they pro2el, the sound theoretical
bnt incapable practical man may be
allowed to occupy as worthy place
in the routine economy of life, as the
man of brilliant executive ability. 1t
is question with us as to whom the
most credit is due, he, who originates
or another who executes a successful
plan. That such is more frequently
done, than that the originator himself
executes his own plan we have reason
to believe from what we have noticed
of men and their methods
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-22
MARYLAND News.

The Baltimore base ball club is lie.
fusion, a chimera and hornswoggle
ment.
The Westminster Aduocafe says;
Wheat harvest will commence in this
leighborhood about the Sd Of July
Ofl3S, 1868 tons Of tin exported by
England in 1880, this country received
1885, or very nearly three.tourths
Ex. Gov. Philip Frank Thomas was
thrown from his carriage in Easton on
Thursday last. His injuries were
eight.
The Emory Grove campmeetirg,
near Baltimore on the Western Mary.
land Road will begin this year on the
10th Of August and close on the even
ing Of the 23rl.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-22
THE DAILY Lll1RICAN,
TIE WEEKLY AMERICAN,
THE CHElpE>TlND BEST F'1NL
III NEWSPAPER Persisted
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interesting srrc"I coil''P"Ndeht'' 'h''l
tanning f"hiuIGce' 700" IUc"N' noe" INV.
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-22
General News.

A man in Petersburg, Va. fell near.
" one hundred feet from a mill roof
into the fore-bay and escaped unlnjur,
ed.
There are 2S5 Indians at the Car
l.ele training school. The number will
be increased to $50 during the sum
mer.
A German officer has been arrested
for accepting Russian bride to ex.
pose the entire plan OF Germany sfron-
tier Notifications
There was an indian marriage at
the Carlisle training school on Satur.
day last. Secretary and Mrs. Teller
was present at the ceremony.
During cyclone at Grinnell, Iowa
on Saturday last, forty persons were
killed, about one hundred and fifty
injured and vast amount Of property
DESTROYED.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-22
BUl,EKUP.AIB

New, quick, complete cure t days,
urinary affections, smarting, frequent
or difficult urination, kidney dseas-
es. 81. at druggists. Prepaid bv
express, 1925, 6 for s.. Z. 5
WELLS, jersey City, \. J.
President Garfeld's nurse, Mrs. Ed
son will 90 to Mentor, at the request If
Grandma Garfield, for the purpose OF
giving her a detailed account Of the
illness and death Of the president.
The Shenandoah Valley railroad
was completed on the 18th inst. and
was opened for travel on the 18th.
Its entire length from Roanoke to lla
gerstown is two hundred and forty
miles.
Mrs. Kate Chase Spracne has at
last obtained divorce from her hus,
band, ex-senator Spragne, and with
out the publicity of trial in court
Thus ends one Of America s greatest
scandals.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-22
Don't be Alarmed.

at Drights Disease, Diabetes or any
disease Of the kidneys, liver or urlna-
ry organs, as Hop Bitters viii certain
~ and lastingly cure you, and it is the
only thing that will.
Tie death is announced in Eng and
at the age Of lU2, Of john Moor!r &,
one Of the now few survivors Of tie
batts Trafa gar in which engagement
he was captain Of the maintop Of the
Thunderer. Until few months ago
he retained a clear recollection Of all
the events Of that memorable day.
A Joint debate between Gen. Beaver
and Senator Stewart, the Republican
candidates for Governor Of Pennsylva-
MA, is insisted on by the Philadelphia
Press. 1t SAYS both are fine orator,
and brilliant debators, and that the
contest would enIighten the state ana
command the attention Of the whole
country.
The Census Bureau issues a bulletin
showing that the live stock Of the
United States on farms on June |
I r II
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-22
A Paragraph Oh Lawn Tennis

Lawn tennis is doubtless the most
sensible game ever suggested for the
fair sex. 1t affords every opportunity
Iofphysical development, and, if in
dulged in reasonably, cannot fail to
prove beneficial to the health. As a
rule, however, young ladies Just learn
| ing the game, in their enthusiasm,
neglect all principles Of health, and in
dulge in the exercise TO excess. This
brings on sick headache, billousness
exhaustion, and general weakness,
which can only be removed BY
Swaynes Pills. One trial is sufficient
to convince the most mere? ulous.
a Baptist pastor, taking "a strictly
Christian view Of the question" is
chiefly appalled, hv the Chinese eve,
in which he has discovered some most
ahomjnable and alarming qualities
MARRY a Chinese woman he SAYS,
"to white man ana the Chinese eve
will apuear until the eight genera
ton How does the good man know
that. bv the wayo The Chinese have
not been in California forty years
which is surely scant measure for S
generations. 1.-THE Chinese eve, he
declares 'ig the most vital Of nil ewes
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-22

stely sent to the sheriff and physicians
summoned, but he lived only few
seconds after their arrival. The guards
had left him only a few minutes be-
fore the deed was committed.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-22

Michael Dsvtt, one of the great
Irish agitators AMI leaders, member Of
Pertinent, arrived in New York on
Sunday last. He will lecture in this
country under the auspices Of the Land
League. His object primarily will be
of course to prove the rectitude Of the
Land Leaeuers course in Britain.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-22
80 Vds, BRUSSELS Do.

II vds., 2ply Ingram, II yds, do. DO, 10
vds Hemp 90. Lot of Cocoa Mating, -
yds Hall OH Cloth, | Copper Kettle, |
Iron do numerous other article, of house
hold furniture. | Wagon Bed Wheclbar
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-07
College Etsmsg.

The second division seniorg have cut this morning.
 Geological excursion to Middletown to-day Train leaves at 1O:35.
 There will be football game at the park this afternoon. Yale vs. Wesleyan
 The freshmen have elected Goodlitt cap tain of their football team.
 Eaton, '62, captain of the University foot ball eleven of last year, has entered the liar. yard Medical school.
 The first college paper in the United States was the Gosette at Dartmouth, started in 1799. Daniel Webster was one of it's con tributors.
 Columbia is said to be the richest college in the country, it's available and prospective funds being $5, GOO, 900. This leads Harvard by over $1 100000
 The class championship in base ball will be decided to day by the game between 's3 and B4
 At Williamss the fund derived from the rent of rooms is appropriated for the reduo. tion of board at the College club, thus plac Ing the best fare at less than $3 per week.
 The work on the reading room of the uni versity club will be finished to day
 MT. Hadley has two hour recitations, with an intermission of five minutes, twice week in his optional class.
 The C0u7'G7at comes out to-day
 Walker Hall, Amherst, which was burned last winter, is being rebuilt, and the annex to the library is nearing completion. The latter is an iron building.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-07

On the second inst. two of Fowler to Col burns purse net gangs took fifty-fo thou sand menhaden, which was the largest day s catch this season, and the fish are very fat, yielding, it is said IS to 20 gallons per thou sand.
 The oil works in Virginia, in which the above named firm interested, are said to be doing an exceptionally good business, talk ing plenty of very fat fish.
 MT. Frederick Seward returned from his western trip on Monday last and resumed his position i'll B. Monroe's store on Tuesday.
 Professor Edmund c. Seward has been benefited by his sojourn in the Adirondacks, and was to return to his school at Sing Sing, N. Y., sometime this week.
 Arrived, Oct. 1st, schooner Menunkatuck Seward with coal to Spencer.
 Arrived, Got 1st, s1oop Annie G. Bassett, Capt Bas sett. with assorted cargo.
 Arrived, Ocs. 2pd, sloop Madge, Capt. Parmelee with 8 cargo to order.
 Sailed Oct 9th. schooner Menunkatuck, Capt John Seward, for New York.
 Miss Nettie M. daughter of Mir. John Bar ker of the Sachem's Head House. who has been in sanitarium in New York State for the past two or three months for her health returned on Wednesday (4th) not materially benefited.
 The New England band is engaged to play at the agricultural fairs to be held in West brook and Guilford on Tuesday aud Wednes day, respectively, of next week.
 October G.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-07
TontiFle Company.

The 5sth annual meeting of the New Ha- ven Iontine company, owning the Tontine Hotel, was held Thursday night in this city. The seven directors of the past year were re- elected and Dr. Levi Ives was elected presi dent and c. s. Thompson secretary and treasurer. Of the original 243 nominees, 124 are living. They are pretty well scat tered about the globe. All profits are an- nually divided between the owners of shares whose nominees are alive at 12 noon March 1 of each year until the number of nominees shall be reduced by death to seven, when the whole property shall vest in the seven surviv- Ing shareholders as an estate in fee simple and the corporation shall cease
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-07
State Correspondence.
Bristol.

No license by 8 majority of 4
 A storehouse belonging to and occupied by J. H. Root, near his factory, was found to be on fire at half past II Wednesday night. An alarm was at once given, but the steamers arrived too late to save the building, though good service was done in preventing the further spread of the flames Loss about $1 ,OOO.
 Messrs. Stoddard < Fox of Hartford, have contracted to build the addition to the Con gregational church. The audience rooms will be separated by glass doors sliding upward, thus bringing the two rooms into one. The fremen's parade OF the 5th was wit messed by large number of people, most oi the shops shutting down for the afternoon At the trial the three steamers did very cred | itable work, no out of town companies par ticipating in the parade. A Sunday school convention was held al l Whigville Hall on the 4th inst, number of out of town superintendents and Sunday 1 school workers were present. Topics of gen eral interest connected with the work were | discussed, and the exercises to the end were very interesting and instructive. 1 Octobar 6
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-07
Gift Distribution.

At stereopticon exhibition at Peck's Grand Opera House Thursday afternoon fo1 school children and others about 1 ,5oO were present. The distribution of little presents which were offered as an additional incentive to attend, was attended by considerable stir and confusion among the young folks, and finally to quiet matters the gift distribution was stopped. Mir. Zunder, of the Board ot Education, says there was no permission given the show proprietor to distribute his circular in the schools, and Superintendent Dutton says no such permission was granted by him. Such 8 proceeding is against the rules of the Board.