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EPoRT .oETHE CONDITION Of

IL - HE NAllONAL bANh Of SM1 MA.
at smyrna in the State of Delaware, at the clot
of business, December 3nth. lNS3.
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Death Of Isaac Sig9ins.

Isaac Siggins, whose serious illness
we noted last week, died at his home,
West Hickory, on Saturday night, Feb.
Oath, 1888. Mr.. SIggins, as nearly as
we are able to learn, was born near
where he died, in the year 1912, and
at the time of his death was 70 years
and B months of age. His sickness
was only of about six weeks duration.
Thus has another of the old landmarks
been swept away by the ruthless hand
of Death. The familiar form of I'm.
Gle Isaac Siggins was we'll known to
those who had occasion to travel past
his place. He was an energetic man
in his younger days, and by that en-.
ergy he amassed quite fortune which
kept him in ease and comfort in old
age. He had some peculiar character.
istics in his make up, one ofwhich was
that he never married yet withal he
was one OF the most highly esteemed
and respected citizens of our county.
He was ever at peace with his neigh.
bors, by whom he will be greatly
missed. He leaves one brother who
lives near Pleasantville, and a large
number of nephews and nieces, among
whom we understand he divides his
fortune equally, showing that he had
no favorites, but loved them all. The
raltook place Monday, his remains
being laid to rest beside other rela-
tives in the family burial lot, near the
old homestead. Quite a numhsr of
old friends from this place attended.
Req,liscdt in peace.
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Stewards Run.

In casting an Argus eye view over
the vicinity we miss Mart" who has
gone to Mercer.
Mr.. Bromley is laid up with a sore
foot. Weld the axe moro carefully
next time, William.
Our protracted efforts closed last
week; several members were added to
the fold.
Sickness prevails in many of our
neighboring households.
Home from Bradford Rob. McIn.
tyre, with his new wife.
1t is whispered about that we're to
have a wedding in the near future.
Flourishing-our Literary. Neill-
town was we'll represented the last
evening.
Who killed Elliot's "dorgI"
Feb. 26, 1888. ARGUS.
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A Notorious Character Killed.


George COyla, for many years the
terror Of new oil region towns, and
who is known all through oildom a.
the most notorious ruffian in the dig.
gings has at last met his death, and as
is the case, generally, with such char.
acters, died with his boots on. Since
the new town of Forest City, has
sprung up on the Cooper tract, this
county, Coyle has been making that
his headquarters, and as of old has
been a terror to the we'll disposed citi.
zens. 1t seems that on Monday be
took occasion to slap an inotfensive
man, who had in 40 way molested him,
in the face whereupon the man, whose
name, at this writing we have not
learned, picked up a heavy stick OF
wood and struck Coyle on the head,
crushing his skull from which he died.
Coroner Church, of East Hickory was
telegraphed for, but whether he
Reached there in time to hold an in
quest we do not konw. Coyle is said
to have been powerful in stature but
a coward by nature, aud when he
got hold of person whom he could
handle would beat him numerically i;
on many occasions, however, he met
his match, and has several times
been beaten within au inch of his life.
What the outcome of the affair will be
cannot be told at present, but that
little attention will be paid to it is q
natural conclusion.
P. S.-Since the above WAS 10 type
we learned the following different ac-
count of Coyle's death: He was en-
gagged in a row on Saturday night
during which he received a shot in the
foot. On Sunday the doctor admin
istered chlOroform for the purpose oi
extracting the ball, and it is said he
died foom the effects of the drug. ThiI
is perhaps the true story.
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MARRIED.

CONNELLY-BARR Allender Run,
Monday, Feb. 5, 1888, by James F. Con-
nelly, j. p, Mr.. Harvey F. Connolly
of Harmony twp, Forest Co. and Miss
Sadie f. Barr, of McGraw Center, War
rem Co., Pa.
BRADISH-OTTO-On Sunday evening,
Feb. 25. 1888, at the residence of and by
James F. Connolly, J. p, Mr.. George
Bradish, of Harmony twp, Forest Co.,
and Miss Nettie Otto, of Allegheny twp,
Venango Co., Pa.
WINEGARD-WAGNER-At the resi-
dence of the bridegroom, on Sunday,
Feb. 25, 1888, by Rev. ]. j. Raisig, Mr..
Chas. Winegard and Miss Mary Wag
ner, both Of Tionesta twp, Forest coun .
", Pa.
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KINGSLEY.
TIDlOUTE.

Where, oh! where are all the signs
of spring?
Mrs. S. H. Evans is visiting her pa
rents in Gilman, Ill.
The results Of the elections are very
satisfactOry-to the Republicans.
The Presbyterian Church will hold
another social Tuesday evening, at the
residence of A. Dunn.
Miss Eva Berney has returned from
Smalley'S Mills, and is now attending
the High school.
Wsshington's birthday was observed d
Ouly by the pupils of No 6, who gave
g very pleasant entertainment in
place of their usual rhetorical exercis.
es. The quaint costumes added much
to the success of the evening.
The new oil exchange has been fit.
ted up and will be opened in few
days.
Miss Fila Wheeler is very sick at
present.
Mrs Neal, temperance lecturer,
preached in the NJ. E. Church Sunday
evening and will lecture 10 Girard
Hall tonight. BOB.
Feb. 26, 1883.
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An instantaneous Light.

Such in a word is the unique appa-
ratus OF exhibition at the rooms Of
the Portable Electric Light Company,
% Water Street. 1t occupies the
space If only FIVE square inches and
weighs but Eve pounds, and can be
carried with ease. The light, or more
properly lighter, requires no extra
power, wires or connections, and is So
constructed that any part can be re.
placed at a very small cost. The
chemicals are placed 10 glass
retort; a carbon and zinc apparatus
with spiral platinum attachment, is
then adjusted so as to form a battery,
aud the light is ready. The pressure
on little knob produces an electric
current by which the spiral of plati-
mum is heated to iucandescence. The
Portable Electric Light Company was
recently incorporated with a capital of
800, 900, under the laws of Massachu-
sets. Some of the prominent bust
uess men of tho State are identified
with this enterprise. In addition to
its use as lighter, the apparatus can
be used in connection with burglar.
alarm and galvanic battery.
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Nothing was done at court this
week that is of interest to the general
reader. Licences were granted to
T. 9. jackson, Tionesta and the fol.
lowing persons in Howe typ: w.
H. Crowell, retail, John Reagan, hO-
tel, ?. j Donnelly, eating house.
The Department Commander Of
the G. A. r. of Pa, has ordered As
sistaut Adjutant General O'Flaherty,
Of Oil City, to install Post No. 311, at
Tidioute, to. morrow, Thursday, even
ing. Several Of the comrades Of Cap
tain George Stow Post, of this place,
have signifed their intention to take
part in the ceremonies.
This has been Court week in Tio.
nesta, but had it not been for the ring.
ing of the bell one would scarcely
have known it. There being but few
cases on the civil list, and none what
even on the criminal calendar, the ju-
rors we're notified that their services
would not be required. This argues
we'll for the morals of our county, and
is source of pride to every good cit
izen 10 it.
-Messrs. Whitney g. Vaudeville
are running their Marienville hub
factory on full time, turning out
about four hundred hubs per day
they have their works equipped in
the most convenient manner and with
the most approved machinery. The
time will soon come when they will
drag birch log in at one end of the
factory, run it through, and bring out
finished and painted wagon at the
other.
AS will be seen by notices pub.
lished e.swhere 10 this issue, the mer-
camille firm of Holemin IL Hopkins,
in this place has been dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr. A. ii ,leman re.
tiring, and Messrs. Eli Holeman, L. j.
Hopkins and +. Il. Landson taking
his place the firm name will hereaf
ter be II. j. Hopkins & Co. While
we are sorry to have Mr.. Holeman re.
tire from business in this place, we
are pleased to think that his place il
taken by such pleasant, energetic, and
enterprising gentlemen. BY square
dealing, reasonable prices, and keeping
in stock such goods as the communi.
ty want, the firm has gained very
extensive patronage, which we feel
satisfied the new firm will continue to
have in the future. They have our
best wishes for abundant success.
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School Reports.

TIoNEsTA SCHooLs-5TH MONTH.
Room No /. j. H. Bell, Principal.
Whole number in attendance during
the month 26; Average attendance
20; per centage Of attendance, males
so, females SO. Names of those who
have not been absent one day:
Byron Coburn. Eda Knox.
Willie Morrow. Effie Clark.
Lizzie Randall. Flora Walters.
Room No 2. H. M. L. Dithridge,
Teacher. Number of pupils enrolled
boys 81, girls II; Average attendance
during month boys Is, girls IA; per
cent. of attendance boys IS, girls 80.
Names Of those not absent during the
month.
Hartman Lawrence. VIM. Kepler.
John Clark. May Knox.
Forest Bovard. Rachel Dithridge.
Room No. 3. Aggie Kerr, Teacher.
No. of pupils enrolled during month
AZ average attendance As; per cent.
81. Names of those present every day
during the month:
Wilbur Tate. Eva Eagles.
Curtis Huddleson. Minnie Landers.
Harry Davis. Tillie Morrow.
Clyde Shriver. Birdie Chadwick.
Percy Shoemaker Ella Albaugh.r
Willie Shoemaker. May Hulingas,
Bennie Kelly. Adaline Huling.
Harry Saul. Bessie Tate.
Frank Carr. Hattie Saulsgiver.
Edward Dithridge
Report of CIarington School for the
month ending Feb. Is, 1883, Rebie
Braden, Teacher: Number of pupils
enrolled during the month 81; aver
age attendance "a per cent. of atten.
dance 7S During the month eleven
of the pupils were present every day.
We had term of FIVE months and the
following pupils came every day dur
ing that time:
Robert Williams. Rebecca Williams.
Frank Heasley. Della Heasley.
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II 70 IHTCHFY, q.
L +. :. ATTofsENY-AT-LAW,
.v;tioiies'A, Yqrsst. County Pa.
d: AGNEW, 2 p
ATroRNEY-AT-LAw,
Tionests, Pa.
ArTrNTIoN soLpIERsl

have heen admitted to practice ms an
sttorney in the Pension Ofico NJ Wash
neton, u. G. All officers, soldiers, or
<llorr who were ipiured in the late war,
1|n obtain pensions TO which they may be
t{itlcd, nv culling on or addressing me at
ipuesta. Pa. Also. claims for arrearages
pes and bounty will receive prompt at
fIiien. n
|tnfthg been over four years soldier in
''t Ne war, and having for number ol
Ms engaged In the pros ecution of sol
.itrs' claims, my experience will assure
"a collection of claims IN tho shortest pos
#le tiihe. J. B. AGNEW.
Atf
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OIL NOTES.

Quite number Of wells are nearly
ready to come in on and near the
Cooper tract, all Of more or less i'm.
portance to the trade.
|. The Grandin, Kelly d Welsh we'll
at Balltown, warrant 5236, and about
500 feet from the Brush Camp gusher,
was drilled into the sand yesterday,
and commenced flowing at a lively
rate. Last night it was reported good
for 200 barrels,
Wolcott & Co., at their we'll on Su.
gar Ron, are down between 200 and
300 feet, and are now delayed by a
break down. The drilling is very
hard.
j. W.:Searls a. Co.'s we'll on the
Walters ;skrm, warrant 1920, Green
Twp, this codnty, is ready for the
drillers who will commence to day.
Hancock & Kennedy are putting
their Wing Hill well deeper, in the
hope of still finding the much coveted
oil bearing rock.
The Vensel we'll near Marienville,
Sub. "a, is down 900 feet and guarded.
No one is allowed to enter the derrick.
That will be the next locality for
scouts.
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Clsrlnaton Notes.

School has closed.
We bad quite revival here this
winter, lasting for six weeks.
SlsighiDg is leaving fast with the
hard rains.
Mrs. Pearsall has come home again
aud is getting we'll quite fast.
Some few of our boys have wasted
a great deal of money sending vslen-
tines to the girls. Don't be SO foolish,
boys; save your money.
TOmmie, youngest son OfPhilO Will
Jams, has been quite i'll with "lung fe.
YER" but is now quite we'll again.
ClarDgtOn, Feb. %, 1888. U, S
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DISSOLUTION.

The firm of Holemsn & Hopkins, in
the Mercantile Business in Tionesta,
Forest Co.. Pa, has this day been
Dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. A.
Holman having sold' his interest in
the business to Messrs. Eli Holeman u ,
L. j. Hopkins and F. r. Lsnson, who,
with Mr.. H. j. Hopkins, will continue
the business under the Grm name of
H. j. Hopkins d Co. We thank our
friends and patrons for all favors we
have receivd from them 10 the past
and ask that they extend to the new
firm the same liberal patronage.
HoLEMAN & HOPKINS.
Tionesta, Pa, March lEt, 1888.
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NEW TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

Following is list Of the new town
ship officers Of Forest county, chosen
at the late elections:
BARNETT.
Constable and Assessor, Philo Will.
Jams Justice Of the Peace, !. J. Green.
walt; Road Com, w. d. Shields
OversSers of the Poor, Archie Black,
JAS. Ward Auditor, Samuel Shields
School Directors, Peter Gadley. Ed.
ward Kerr; Treasurer, Jacob Maze
Clerk, John Barton.
JENKs.
Constable and Assessor, Aaron
Brockway; Justice Of the Peace, S. S,
fowler; Road Com, 2. Hines; Over
ssers of the Poor, s. F. Rohrer Jno.
Sallade Auditor, Jas. T. Rose School
Directors, S. S. fowler, Jas. Cole
Clerk, Jas. A. Scott; Treasurer, Jno,
Sallade.
HARMONY.
Constable and Assessor, G. E. Ian
ders; Road Com, Jno. A. Dawson
Ovsrseers of the Poor, w. j. German
r. o. Carson; Auditor, A. E. Krotzer;
School Directors, HIM. Zshniser, D. H
Bromley; Clerk, Sye Neill; Trsasur'
er, JnO. Woodcock.
GREEN.
Constable and Assessor, VIM. Blum
Road CON-, Fred Ledebur; Overseer
ef the Poor, Peter Youngk; School
Directors, Wm. LongStreth, Marcus
Bennipger; Clerk, E. T. Loudon
Treasurer, Peter YOungk.
HOWE.
Constable, P. A. Black Assessor
A. P. Anderson Road Com'rs, An,
thOny Deet, Frank Fox; OvsrsCer q
the Poor, A. P. Anderson; Auditors
Warren Bean. w. As Haynes; School
directors, A. P. Anderson, Edward
Klabbtz; Clerk and Treasurer, A. P
Anderson.
KINGSLEY.
Constable and Assessor, Geo. s
Hindman; Justice of the Peace, DR.
E. w. Smith; Road Com, Sieber
Burhenn School Directors, Levi Pear
son, Jonas Skunk; Overseer of thu
Poor, j. H. Zuendell; Clerk, B. H
Rice Treasurer, w. A. Dusenbury.
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FROM ANOTHER COR.

Mrs. W. G. Bromley has been con.
fined tC her room with Congestion Of
the Lungs, she is now better.
The school is small in number at
present, many of the pupils being siCk
with colds.
A gOOO literary society is in pro.
gress here; il meets in the school house.
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tes his
Mr.. l.. Agnew of Uoion City,
stopped in town last night.
Judging from the past two days,
Winters back bone is no slouch Of
back bone yet.
--Suow is reported to be about
fourteen to sixteen inches deep yet in
the "big woods"
Ida, four.year old daughter Of
Joseph Weekly, of Nebraska, Pa,
died on Tuesday, Feb. 81.
The young people of town enjoy.
ed a very pleasant dancing party at
Haslet's hall on Friday evening last.
The Baldwin Locomotive works,
of n. j. are turning out one locomo-
tive per day for the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Lumber rafting has commenced
in earnest in this county, and some of
the firms have already finished and
are ready for flood.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Agnew ar
rived in town on Wednesday evening
last, having been called hither by the
serious illness of Mr.. Mckay.
Surveyor Whittekin with his
daring gang Of assistants arrived in
the burg yesterday, having been on a
cruise in the new oil fields of Forest
county.
AN examination of the pupils of
the German Hill school was held the
other day by the Co. Supt. assisted by
w. B. Heath, and the teacher, Miss
Kiser.
Lost week the snow all disap.
peared and for a time the weather
was quite spring like, but the little
skift of snow on Sunday night and
Monday has made tolerably good
sleighing again.
Kelletville Salmon Creek) be-
gins to look like itself again, the road
from tho mill has been opened and
Uucle Billy's trucks are going again.
A wire ferry plies between the banks
of the late belligerent Tionesta-oppo-
site the factory.
"A Methodist Episcopal Quarterly
Meeting for Tionesta circuit will be
held 10 the M. Z. Church, at Wing
Hill, on Saturday and Sunday, March
10 and II, 1888, commencing Satur.
day at 2;30 p. IN. Rev. John -3eate
will be present and oficiate, ;;ESH
We are pleased to learn Nm.
rs. Baldwin Esq, has beeGcs elected
General Passenger Agent of the new
consolidated Buffalo, N. Y. d Phila.
r. r. The Company has shown its
appreciation of worth aud ability in
the retention of Mr.. Baldwin.
BY reports from different parts
of the country we hear thst our timber
is being rapidly bought up and mills
are everywhere being put up. We
have any amount of timber row, but
few years will make it very valua'
bic on account of scarcity elswhere.
| Our narrow gauge railroads are
now making first class connections.
You can leave Msrienville at 9:45
a. m. and get to Tionesta, via. the p.
B. q B. r. r, and the 7. V. r. r.
and connecting lines, at lao p. m,
with 20 minutes for dinner at Irvine
ton.
"A new commet has been discover,
ed, which the thick.skulled professors
tell us is located in the constellation
of Pegasus, near the star Beta. 1t was
very thoughtful in the gentleman tc
tell Just where the new celestial visi
tor was located, else we might have
; ruined our eye sight looking for the
blarsted thing. 1t might also bC
proper to state that it requires a tele
scope several feet long to sec it.
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WANTED.

A first class Wagon Maker Good
location and shop rent free. Address
or apply to VIM. Blum, Tionesta, Pa.
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IA AwRENCE HOUSE. Tiouesta, Pa.
Ia Vim. Snearhugh. Proprietor This
hnnse isscentrally located. Everything
l.cw ana well furnished. Superior Ac-
spainnleaations and strict attention given
- gueSie. Vegetables aud Fruits OF all
Kinds served in their season. Sample
aooiFit9r Commercial Agents.
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NOTICE.

Mr.. A. Holeman will settle the bus.
mess of the late firm of Holeman q
Hopkins, and all persons knowing
themselves indebted to them will
please call and settle the same
The books will be found in charge of
Mr.. F. r. LansOn, at the Store of H.
j. HOPKINS q Co., Tionesta. 1t
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r w. MORROW. NJ. D.,
Js PHYSICIAN q SURGEON,

I.atk oS armstrong county, having located
IN TiOnesta is prepared to attend all pro-
iossioilal calls promptly and at all hours.
Omcee en Smearbaugh e Co.'s new build
ing, llb stairs. Office hours to s a. NJ,
and hi to 10 NJ; 2 to 8 and 81 to - p. NJ.
q 1'ays, o to 10 a. NJ; 2 to 3 and 81 TO n
Al Residence in Fisher House, on
fS apt Street. m%gsggH
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Preaching in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning and
evening, by Rev. Hickling.
Rev. Hicks will occupy the pulpit
Of the M. L. Church next Sunday
evening.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at
8 p. M; M. E. Sabbath School at 10
q. M.
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j. d. Gosh q Co., Danville, Pa,
say: "We know of several persons
who have been restored to health by
Browns Iron BitteTs."
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. OEXTRAI. HOUSE, Tionesta. Pa,
" T.-d Jackson, Proprietor. This IL a
now lho8a. and has just been fitted up tor
the accoif fhodation Of the public. A por-
zion dftg.e patronage of the public is solie-
tied. 46-ly.
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q. CODURN, NJ. D..
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

Has had oEer fifteen years experience in
the practice Of his profession, having grad
,lated legally and honorably May 10, 1865.
1P~Ohiee and Residence In Forest House,
OPPOSITE the Court House, Tionesta, Pa.
Apg. 25-lS60
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nj krIONAL HOTEL, Tidioute, Pa,
Y W.. ID. Buclllin, Proprietor. A first
class hotel in all respects, and the pleas
sstutest stopping place in town. Rates very
reasonable ianS-S2.
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COOK. NJ. d.

M B. COOK. NJ. D.,
lM. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Office ut the Central House. Tionesta,
Pa An professional calls promptly at
tended to.
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New Process -four, s1.25 per sack
at VIM. SmesrbAugh d Co.'S, 81
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NOTICE.

The undersigned have engaged in
the Mercantile Business in the Hole.
man q Hopkins Iron Builniug, TiO'
nesta, Pa. with large stock of Gen.
eral Merchandise, and we shall buy
our goods for cash aud sell the same
for cash, being content with quick
sales aud small profits.
1t H. j. HOPKINS & Co.
For good fresh Goods cheap 60 to
HAsLEr u SONs Fab. 1 80.
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AFSTIsTRY; ,on,o,,

Aving purchased the materials &C., of
Steadman, would respectfully am
bounce that he will carry on the Dental
nusihess in Tionesta, and having had over
SIX years successful experience, considers
himself fully competent to give entire sat
isfactian. / shall always give my medi-
cal praetiee the preference. mar22-s2.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
es6dcnscd rimo Table e'TiOnestn station.

Train is North, and Train 10 South carry
the mail.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-08-07

Hon. T. F. SINeIsER and Capt. Put
nam, came up last Sunday from Boise,
IN private conveyance. and will 20
across the Basin yesterday. They
made us very pleasant call. This
is Mr.. Singiser's first visit to this
county. He has now visited nearly
every section Of Idaho, and is thor
oughly acquainted with the wants OF
the Territory, and we have no doubt
that he will make good record as
Delegate. Mr. Singiser is full of en-
ergy and ambition, is sociable and affa
BILE, is imam among men," and is
well qualified for Delegate in Con.
gress. He assured US that all bills
introduced by him will be promptly
forwarded to bis constituents as soor
as printed, and that be will do all il
his power to advance the interests O.
Idaho Territory.