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A Flirting Wife.

A Brooklyn man applied to the courts
for custody of his children, alleging that
his wife was a ffirt and unfit To take care
of them. Without deciding that the
wife had been guilty of any immortality
the sternly virtuous jadge awarded the
children TO the fathers custody. saying
that school girl might be excused fol
flirting, but married woman never
Strange to say, the children 30 lacked
the intuition which should have led them
unerringly TO their untlirtatious parenI
that they wep, and walled after the gid
dy mother.
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Pauper Children.

The pauper children are growing up
in ignorance and vice to repeople the
roor asvlums and prisons. There is NO
provision tor the incurshly insane, and
many OF them are confined like wild
hessis in the country poorhouses, and
their condition is horrible, Such things
as are disgrace tot the State and to the
age in which we live While useless ex-
pense should he rigidly guarded against
it is no credit, but rather burning dis
grsce, to economic at the expense o.
such poor unfortunates.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

10 n cd Kindleterssr, or uhom IL naay Uoncera::.
Notice is hereby given that George suppss
has paid into the County Treasury sum
OF money sufficient 70 redeem the northwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter of section
80, township 2 q range 3,sold =, Delinquent
Tax Sale BY John Gatchell, Treasurer OF Mou-.
roe County. Ohio, January II 1882, In the,
nane OF George Slopes & Co to Frederick.
Kindlsbsrgsr.
sA ATKINSON,
tanl6,'s3t3. Auditor Monroe Co, Ohio.
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1893.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
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KANSAS CITY
REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To Christian Cehrs or vtom ifmay Concern:
Notice is hereby given that Calvin Nanagan
has paid into the County Treasury sum
sufficient to- redeem the northeast quarter
Of the southeast quarter of section 23, town
ship 8 Of range 6, sold at Delinquent Tax
Sale by John Gatchell, Treasurer Of Monroe
County, Ohio, January II, 1882 in the name
Of Calvin Flanagan to Christian Cshrs.
8. A. ATKINSON,
des7s,'saS. Auditor Mop.es Co.. Ohio.
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Trains run On Columbus time west OF The
Ohio River.
Note on Running of Trains.--EAsT
BOUND-New York Fast Line daily. with
through sleepers from Indianap oils to " heel
ing. Washington and Baltimore Express
with through Slespsrs from Chicago to Bal.
timore daily, and Through Coach from San
dusky 70 Columbus daily. New York and
Baltimore Express daily Newark to New
York, on ether Divisions. daily, except Sun.
day. Psrlor Car Chicago so Chicago Juno.
,ion; Sleeping Car ChlcagoJunctiou TO Cum
berlAud. All ether train. daily, except Sun.
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It's scheme, the most beautiful in its appearance.
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begun in the November Number. In literary
and artistic exoellencies the Magazine improves
with each successive number. Special effort,
have been made for the lighter entertainment
of its readers through humorous stories skstsh.
es, &c.
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Trains run on Baltimore time east Of the
Ohio River.
WEST B0UND-Chicsgo Past Line daily,
with through sleepers from New York to
Chicago. Chicago Express daily, Through
Sleepers Baltimore to Chicago and Through
Coach from Columbus to Sandusky daily.
Chicago Nail daily, on Main Zine and G. O.,
Division; on other divisions daily, except
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and Parloy Car Chicago junction to Chicago.
All other trains daily, except sunday.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Owen J. Jones
William T Hurd.

DY virtue Of certain vendi. sxponas issued
II from the court Of common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State of
Ohio in case pending in said court bstwe en-
the above named parties, and to me directed.
will sffer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in WoodsHsld,
on
Saturday, the 1oth day Of February, 1883,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m, Of said day the following de-
seribsd real estate situate In Monroe county,
Ohio, to Wit:
Lots number forty-eight and forty-nins as
numbered upon the late plat Of the town of
Harrington. Monroe county. Ohio. and recorded
in plat-book number one, page seven, Monroe
County Records.
Said property SO ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at $3.50, and may cell for two
thirds Of said appraisement. Terms of sale,
cash before confirmation.
CHRIS. LUBE,
jams, ,'s2w5. Sheriff u. C. o.
Wx. okEv & soH, Att'ys.
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VSS week In your own town. Terms
SSSand SIS outfit free, address, H HAhIErr
ssCo. Portland, Maiae, mch2s3ser.
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For Sale.

T OFFER for sale my property in New Castle,
i Monroe County, Ohio consisting Of good
dwelling house, stable,
4 la Acres of Land,
new blacksmith shop and other eutbuiidings.
This is one of the best locations fss black
smith In the county. Plenty Of work, COED
pay and no opposition. Satisfactory reasons
given for wanting to Aeli. Address
JOHN KERCHRRi
dec2s, ,'s2ts. Laings. Monroe Co. ohis.
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FACTS.

Those contemplating a trip westward
will certainly do we'll to carefully con-
sult the time tables Of the Baltimore and
Ohio road. Its celebrated fast trains,
It's sure connections, and rates always asl
low as the lowest, make 1t beyond all1
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ton as to all necessary details of time
connections, fares, baggage, etc., etc.
Teacher-"Why, how stupid you are.
to be sure! Can't multiply SS by 25f
I'll wager that Charles can do it IN less
than no time" Pupil-"I shouldn't he
surprised. They say that fools multiply
very rapidly nowadays"
A French chemist thinks he can re-
susci,ate human body after 1t has been
frozen few weeks. He might expert
ment on Oscar Wilde, and if be missed
The combination people would be just as
we'll satisfied
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TIME TABLE.
TAKE EFFECT IL NJ, OCT, -, 1882.

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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

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i will hold meetings for the examination
of teachers as follows:
Woodsfeld, Saturday, December 80, 1882.
January 2T 1888.
February II,
, Those desiring certificates Of any grade
must be examined.
Examinations to commence at s o'clock.
Ry order Of the Board
dscls, Std. JAMES A. WATSON, Clerk.
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RAILRO ADS.

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-02-16

federates, when it was discovered that
hc had already been paid for it by the
navy or treasury department. Smails
is pretty smart negro, but possesses
some Of the elements as q rascal al
we'll.
During tire recent visit Of the Gov
ernor-General If Canada lie paid his
respects to both Houses OF Congress.
in company with party OF friends
and was very cordially greeted. It
was noticed that when the two one.
legged Senators from South Carolina,
Wade Hampton and Butler, wero in
Itroduced to the marquis that he retain
ed their hands longer and tighter than
any one Of the others, probably as a
Token of esteem for the Kindness shown
/ himself and wife while at Charleston.
The reception in the Senate was en-
tirely informal aud business was mol
|
interrupted by the ad. ent Of the party
who spent probably half an hour or
the floor. A laughable incident oc
Cured during their stay. caused b.
the sudden lighting OF the hall and the
simultaneous dropping Of cane b,
some careless spectator in the gallery
over the head of the marquis. The
latter was III company with Senator
Edmunds when suddenly there was {
loud clicking caused by the electric
light apparatus in the roof of IN
chamber, while the spectator referre,
:. to in his anxiety to catch glimpse 0
the visitor, let his cane slip ont of hi
hand creating terrible CHATTER as i
, rebounded from step to STEP TIL
marquis looked forlorn as did his es
f cort. probably anticipating bomb a
the next ,ffering in their honor from
. fenan or nhilist. A ripple Of laugh
ter followed from the galleries at tn
oddity of the situation, aud during thi
the visitors departed. PHoNo.
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BRICK! BRICK!!
10000 inquire nnTek (, , Fos s.,, SALE.
THE HEATHEN CHTNEE:

What he looks like and how he Lives and
Works; His Virtues, Vices and Crimes,
Is an able expose of the coelie system.
as it is practiced in Califorui, with full
and impartial account of Its effect upon
the industries of the State The descrip
tions of life and crime in Chinatown are.
vivid and accurate. and the fairness Of the
writer, who is an old Californian, renders,
his expressions exceptionally valuable
His views on the subject are sound and
just ones, and will command more atten
ton than any other utterances on the same,
subject than have yet been given the press
RICHARD X. FOX. Publisher.
1873 William Street, N. Y.
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THE young ladies of Bellevue, who
were appointed to get together articles
to be sold at a church sociabIe, are
deserving of the severest kind OF GEN.
sure for piece of the meanest kind
of meanness-unequalled in the an
nails of church fair crimes. They adj
vertised that kisses would be sold lor
ten cents each, wholesale or retail
the best to be had in the market, and
warranted not to blister the lips. No.
thing small or mean about that. The
young men, as soon as the adj appear
ed, shut off right away on their cigars,
lemonade, and the like, aud saved up
their money. They went with pockets
full of chink. When the beys went
M to invest their loose change, the
girls told 'em they Gust advertised
that way for little fun, and that they
didn't mean it, The lads couldn't get
smack at their lips for love nor mo-
ney. That's what we call meanness.
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Of the $40, 900 which Messrs. Chase
and Scott have agreed to pay for the
Far West aud Davitt Mines, of Deer
creek, $1,000 was paid in cash i'll
Salt Lake, $4,000 is to be paid in this
city on the 9th or 28ih of this month,
and the remainder-$20, COOS to be
paid on the first of April, also in this
city. The $ll,0 paid in Salt Lake
went to Messrs Hardy, Mcbride and
Taylor, for their interest in the Fan
West, and the balancc-$29, 0OO-wil
go to Frank Taylor, J. ?. Matlerwell
Thomas r. Bentley, Patrick Flynn
and Moses Wiley Times.
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The Wood River Times gives the
new town at the junction a big
send'off, in the following language:
Naples is at present the most active,
boisterous young carp i'll Idaho. Sci
dom day passes without several
fights. Men are seen at all hours with
raw beef and court plaster on theil
faces. Every variety Of gambling is
in full blast. The stores and tents are
crowded with business, and the TWEEN.
ty-four saloons and bars with custom
ers."
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Two Male Birds Feeding and Caring
for a Disabled Female.
Wood River Time

WoOQ RlVGr Times.
On the IL mile ranch, below HALEY,
ia study of natural history. The ob-
jects of interest are three, not crows,
bnt blackbirds, and the information,
which is thoroughly reliable, shows
that last fall, when all the little black
white and other birds made their an
nual fall migration southwark, some
sportive men shot and crippled a .fe-
male blackbird, which was afterward
seen hopping around their cabin, una
BILE to fly. Soon after a large flock OF
blackbirds came over. going south
and two male birds lit alongside the
little cripple, and were seen constant.
~ with it.
Since that time not another black.
bird has been seen in the country. The
female bird cannot recover, and il
barely able TO get about, but the tive
male birds appear to feed and care fol-
it, and are seen there yet in compan,
with it. The birds are objects Of in
terest for miles around.
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ME hope to see steam mill pass
'hfough here next spring for the Col
FONDA, On the divide between here and
pahner, aud owned by James Monroe
Taa others. They have quite pile
FL rlch ore now on the dump. The
'unhei that was run last fall tapped a
|sood-slzed vein of ore that will run
|''gh. Jim is rustler and one of the
..o0st miners in this section of Idaho,
|anu II he possessed the means to go
Faaead as he desires, would make things
lively In this county in the way of
opening up mines.
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The %. y. l..

Two physicians who arrived from
Colorado yesterday came in over the
Oregon Short Line to Naples, thence
by Kelton stage.
They state that passenger and
freight trains run regularly to Amer
lean falls, but beyond that point only
construction trains are running,
Jumping on construction train at
American Falls, our physicians were
"a hours in covering the 80 miles be-
tween that point and the end of the
track. Arrived there they were COM
PEELED to walk over four miles to get
to Naples. Their trip across the lava
beds was an exceedingly cold one
They say the end of the track is prob.
ably at Naples by this time Times
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LOCAL NEWS.
The silver Chief.

tho rich strike made in the Banner
h has greatly encouraged the own.
of the Silver Chief which
located by James Monroe and
orc Considerable work has been
j in it IN the way of running tun-
but it is not developed to az
,at depth as the Banner. As far
gone down on it shows mp as well
Tho Banner did, and there III no
hit that with the same extent Of
Eelopment it will prove to be just as
luable mine They have two veins
the Banner, each from six to eigh-
pn inches in width, and the ore runs
the way from 5000 to $3.50 per
!. The average of the rock taken
from wall to wall is 1912, and
ere is already large body IF it in
ght. With probably two exceptions
the Dickens and Atlanta mines
IS mine is the most valuable Of any
Idaho to-day. Joe Robbins, fore
hn of the Banner, says he thinks tile
3 liver Chief the first west extension,
Just as good q mine. Mr.. Monroe
ho is an old aud experienced miner
of the same opinion. If he succeeds
getting parties East to take hold OF
miue-men with means to open il
in good shape-we may look for a
BON in Banner district. What we
liant to see, for the benefit Of the
buntry, is the selling of a few gooe
ines-mines that are known to bs
bod, from location and from develop.
ent-such as the Silver Chief. which
zklioins one of ldaho's richest veins
his fact alone Is sufficient to warran
be expectation that it will loom ~
bua to the Banner when developed
the same extent. The surest wa,
cripple the mining industry in an,
ection is to palm off a wild cat' o
wo on the unsuspecting capitalist b,
alse representations, and the sures
3nd only way to build up a mimi,
4 'strlct is to represent things just a
hey are aud offer for sale nothing bu
Food mines. Therefore we sincerel
hope Mr.. Munroe will succeed in in
uclng capitalists to take hold of til
Silver Chief.