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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01
STEAMBOATS, ana Ra,Iroaas.
: IITIuORE AND OHIO IA RAILRRs9lAD'

;,> s..1Tr.opF aND OHIO RAILROAD
Is MODEL FAST L LINE TO a mnw@ ashiassoa
Trains Sa 6op 9 al. poils. ws,
* Ssss:
70 ciicaso Cincinnati. st. Lolis c'nh'''' vs...
,awss Wit Daily for wahnon sa, a. .D
b For a e. ses, os Us u soaiwi 80
st. ;P pIS@ra@ RAILROAD OF NEW-JEE,assaaahla.
Saii C% q sasons jsvs wSSt
rlfsnsGs E.sssR Droa s''AH''n
Upper Hira Bridge Branch sGogsTs
Fds eDasong Sss
ReaiI9g marri7UT per s6gh scranton &C. pe,,r Har-
qua fss59n w AIsssSm r,.
nsbnrg Mauen o, c Rairon Wn1 Gap Maoch cnant
sfG g Sase ss'0'''
4$9 p nF For gasion Allentown. iseaiins
Ma"Ss C t1aa. T. r. sa
msTi;9a.s a apa q re 5 MSs' 80 7I0 go liz
2eiS PIP 1913 qB5 5o5iIs $50 55 e'l'' 49, '''''
sS S 1920 1 1lla sect M tables at''''a'
PERTH AMBoY P Pdttb Snboy at si5 iii5 a nd
For For F ssSsGS@a 49, f5l
For Teyp Jersey ssI7 SOUTHERN RAlL"Af'
Ne" -1hron VIA sAN ySs P Pfesis " r.
STEAMER aS aaEfctToa-ssT;s,a
xor t,,oband. fssnessbrI9it Monmouth bea'' All" '
>Brshcin, = " n ohiands, D. III =, f,r Llzo
fOItt..f1,sSSSs lertyst ,SiJ u hL iftD. '"' "
Leave toOs DsraT Toms Rver B.r1eyaL -, ~, To-
WOOu, NAL s.fiantlc CITY Nnelil1. Bttis0s'
Sa ..ti G:s 70 O. M ior 9,tion, seaosa
tp@ icF s,sliSa'I g I1nd PHILADELPHIA.
L" ioI Ba19gSe BaoogHa F 20 I6pEEiLpnIA.
For TRENTON ana PiiIe =, " r. OF y J..
roaso Now YORK from station !. M NJ, ~, 90 IL
For PSsde pha Siat and GTSen;iI a SUNDAY a 8
an m - M o. M For fnird and Berksst as an M
3.S3 AZ IA D NJ On sunday AZ So a. 40 53O Z,
20 o. Jrenton Z IL $50. ITO q m. ~
fOt -, S,nday S:lj A. ODD x p NJ,
~ y ~ trans leave philadelphia Tor Ne" Sfuth and
s ,ations philadelphia and heailn5 80 40 64J,
:, rlo 10 ,f 730 so $50 il a M, i't -, 10
on sunday at $50 3.V; ~ m l. $50,
AZ u -, hiri and Iierksst. at TO- ssV 80 an % IN
b ~ ~ II 20 o. m Sunday at 10 T. M "a 2,
~ 49,, T,enton I25 62O. SO3 ao1 49, GI5 D.
% P2I IDS D. SUNDAY, I'D s,,ocbed 10 day trains,
PUt ~ Nd fxG HcoACHIS 10 midnight trains n'"
York and Philadelphia . ,rsav CITY station 70 ana IRON
IonuectiOn made at JcTscJ, sr'
u inr "a at foot Liberty ST. 10 hotels Nos
OF a. 323 Broadway and AZ the ps Wharf brooklyn.
49, and ONCE ysws and check baggage
n Y Transfer Company 49,. WI. Saat W.
from residence 20 Agent
w W. STEARNS Cen SUP N ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01
w w. sTEARNs, Gen. SUIT --,, :, 70
xTEW-yoRK AND LONG BRANCH. c X. Is.

~ 49, ,,ort } ~ and Deshrossesst ,.a-,v.,
Stations in NewforK csntraI r. r. OF j. foot Lloery.
70, so,,, ar,boy via c. r. X of y. j. D. SID a. "a M
g d NJ, via penn. r.. Q. II M Pr M s.i5 a. M 1916.
For Matawan. &c. via c. r. r. OF ,: 40 D. m. sun
day, 8 q. m. , 49, urarcb Ocran Grove AsDury rAs
For yea pam M Peasant &C. via G. r. r. 81 y a. q NJ
m il5 A. 6p via Penn H. H. 1rove or Asbury Park,
or lakewood Toms River Bsrnegat. &C. via C. H. IL VI
" 10 a. H. it2 p ~ OF v j. D. s.15 mas M
d m For Keyport SD lla5 a. % is = Is M
Ept - At "a 'Tft0WfN j. r.. WOOD J. f. nan sap't
n y y pa - r. r. ofN J. g. p. A.. r. *. Il. r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01

Express Trains leave York, VIA pesbros.os 49,, -
landt- 81. Ferries, follows ""e Noufe
6lo 12O, ), $780, % aud 10 Limte, IL a. M a9o An
4, o. q, z, and y. IN, and ~ night SnnIavs' S',
90 iimitedh and 10 M, q. T. aud IL IN And = Il
Express Trains leave New York daily exc.nt su,s, =,
1:2O ~ an and y w., running through wa rreuIon aaS
Camden. - s~<
Returning trains leave Broad street stations phls mia
l2Ol. 500 so $40. 600. 1S1 800 s.la nj a ~
lnited Express 1880 M. l. & 4. o, tj:3o IImec N
ESQ., 74a. 8 and $40 D. IN ON Sunday i5o, u uS y
S45, $3.50 m, 525 Limted $50 las AMI 500 Ios
Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden and I:yl, - m, H.i-
except sunday. ~ ~ '''"' W. asny
Ticket Offices. 43o $40 aud ga4 Broadway ASror Hama.
ardf OF Desboses and courtnit stA. Court sn
biookiyn Annex station loot OF Fuitonst. Brooklyn No.
ia. ll6 and lis ttudsonst, Hoboxen station Iy
Eniigant Ticket ONCE, No Battery Place and NV
N~Ssio
The New.Yerk Transfer Company viii call or an, 49,, :,
baggage from hotels aud ~ " al" SaocA
CHARLES =. lOon, ]. II. WOOp
poiot@ Mahaser. General PaxSr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01


NETWORK AND NEwENGLAND RAILROAD.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on H0U-
Il sATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILRoADS-steamer
leave Catherine slip ll:3O m, 300 p NJ; 23dt, Eass
River $40 p. M Fare lower than by any other route
TOR NEW-HAVEN.-Steam leave Peck
Sipat .. and ii D. Sundays excepted. lip. m.
time for early trains North and East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01
TOPHlLADELPHIA.
THE oLD-EsTABLJsHEE ROUTE AND SHORT trxs

.tTRALNS EAcHwAY WEEKDAYS AND 0 ON SIN
DAY. 5 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA 2IS :"
NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after March 8. 1881
GREAT TRITNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trans cave NewIOrk via Desbrosses and COurtland1
Streets Ferries 5 follows
Harrisburg Pitisburg the West aud South Pullman
Palace cars attached NJ, aud daily New York
ana Chicago Limited OF Psror Dining. Smoking and sleep
ing cars at a. m. every day
Wllanspor Lock Haven. M. Cory and Erie at
conn Getting Cory for 1ltusyle, Petroleum
tire, aud the Oil Regions
Baltimore Washington and the SOUTH Limited
Express OF Pullman Palace Cars daily except sunday 10
arrive Washington Regular. via b. N l.. r.
X at and $50 $40 and D.
b. ana q. X. r., and p. and IL night.
sunday VIA b. and p II. r.. B a. IN, and IL night
via i; and .. X. X, y. m. and IL night
FOR ATLANTIC City, except sunday. 6:l5 and On
Sundays, D a. IN. Through car on p n. train
cape May except sunday 5l5 lll0a ~ On saturdays
only p. m.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and ntermedate stations
via halfway ana Amboy. Ia IL noon $3.50 and 5 D. M
On sunday, a. m. docs not stop at Asbury Park
Boats OF BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all throu trains
Brooklyn travel.
lO:20p. m daily From Washington Baltimore. $50.
$50 M 800. 5;So, 9:S5 1898 and 1880 sunday,
$50 ESQ a. M 1885 and 1000 From BALTIMORE 20
r m. on sunday 9;3o m From Philadelphia, 800. $50.
6:2o $50 $50 9S5, 1920. 1925 and 1850 D. m SUNDAY
500, $40 $50, 600 lliio 6;20 7;So. 9;Sj 1870,
nd ~ D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01
GENERAL TRANsATLAN,T,IISGy &C COMPAN I

" Between New York and Havre. -, ,,ort,, a.
Connany's pier new NO North River foot Oh LIZ mi,
Travellers this line void both transit Dy ~ small
nd OF crossing tho Cninho "
boat Suecll eiying the companys dock ~
rect for Paris arrival OF steamers. bagsaso
al New. York through 70 Paris $50 ,. ,crla u. m.
INK L1anSenI wednesday. Apili H. Q H. n,'
ERANCF Pereire dHanIerive Wednesday AWi Nay %
Cheeks Dayable at sight. in amounts ID slt Oh '''
Transit antique of Paris 80
For freight and passage Apply ID ~, q uo,vl,ng Gresn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01
For Bows and Young Mon-country

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVtsD AZ It'll, Tile
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l,23S broadway, corner inify-
first st. until u M and 3)o West twenty thd-st cor.
ner Trhhavc No co East rourteenthst corner Union
sonare f6O hirlav corner a. the RI
LIN OFFICES. Nos l007 and $500 Thirdave, corner
onehundrel up 10 p H. az regular VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01
r7RJE RAII,WAY, now known as nc ~ ~ y ~

m, i Eqs HsyeeH y 3iaeand Rgst'n "a agp5LpH
re RA I ~ I StN.5 r. S g. g. P. R r. sap.t
CRIE RAILWAY, now known rla as TIE RsrE N6Mp
.h aad Chicago Exess Drawing
Coaches 70 gao a1G oa cypress arriving 81 Buffalo
west. PGIinan's best Drawing-room Sleeping
Buffalo inovpaciac Express for West sleeping
cooPpb Rgogh to Buffalo Niagara Falls Cinenss es 40
CHICAGO without changs train aS fore rs Vest
and ana pai .o sS 5:sS s Sl9 $50
~ midnight sundays 8, $780, lO'Zo a. Ill., In w. y
Pa1srsS 100 75G ,G PA 1893 9 nj O q IsGn
@ MIDI sundays g. 500 1920 IN" l;4S ESQ., IL na
SSsvak Newark 81 , se i' ssay
S9 1929 aa @ l;t5 5oi 1920 S1 hie $50
and a. @ an and % p mSianignf aun"' y ''''
M NsTSb and Sp aoTnw aao & H. sso AsO M sun.
0fy cSdOnf ssS Po su9 S sl9 o
q MdSst9T ssc s:5S "a ssJ 40 Is
SaHay sS% hsla' sun.
6oEt JerY Yb $50 49, ao Sso and p IN
quartz sS 81 az snf o qGn aSs nlf SS Y
and for aS a,ers fo the checking
and Of may be left e the % sG%paS Mo-
SCI s G5 GF 800 o. a
E%ga9 r AEsnSy Om IN he Vest NewYOrk TBS
and So 4 ana &B BT Genr Agent NewYOrk
NrORTUERN RAILROAD OFNEW JERSEY
~ Trains Engewood Coste Permon ana SysSS
nio 5 50 - M H. and mas is NJ ''
Manuel spring Valley and Mousey. 7. 10 A. n 45o p m.
SUNDAY JNo. T. ABBOTT. Genp Pass'r Agent New.YorL
EALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
| Il EAST-FARES REDUCED. S3to Boston, Lowell ana
Fitcbbrg; - 10 Newport and Fall River 81 10 10 New
BEDFORD corresponding reductions to other points steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY leave New YORK on alter
nate DAYS sundays excepted Pier % North River foot
Of Murray-st 5 D. III. Connecting by Annex boat from
Brooklyn foot Of Fult0ast i;3O p NIL Jersey city uroui
foot OF Exchange place. at p
BORDEN & LOWELL AGENTS - p, -, n -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-01

THE LATEST EVENING TRAIN.
With Pullman sleepers Grand Central Depot at ll3S
p IN. week days.
tickets
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15

- u 8; sFE not, life is sweeping by, 20 and
"a ssA' tSs dare before You die, something
rs mig ~ and sublime leave be-
Is s3sE g hind to conquer time $50 u
ssts ~ - - week in your own town. -
outfit free. No risk Everything new. Capt.
tal not required We will furnish you every
thing. Many are making fortunes. Ladies
make as much as. men, andSboyS and girls
make great pay. Reader, ii You want business
40 which YOU can make great pay all the time
write for particulars to II. Hallett X Co., Port
land Maine.
Dee. ., l>S2-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15
Eoy Sale.

4 NICE lot Of Bacon, Hams, shoulders,
y sides. Mackcral in barrels, Half and
Quarters, Herring and Shad.
MERCHANT & LUCAS.
June p, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15
RaSS Gnd Paper.
T'bn F,sorcs,ce EE0sIsc

SODA, Water & Sugar Crackers, Pilot Bread
y and Cream Crackers.
MERCHANT LUCAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15
1888 Drug Trade 1888
AISQUITH ~ co.
nrnrni.fs
Drugglsts,

Court House Square, CharlestoHp,
DEALERs in Drugs, Cher ical1, Paints, oils,
~ Window Glass, Patent Medieines. Soaps,
Pcrfumerics, Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes,
Druggists SundTicS and Fancy Goods
We respectfully Sall tts attention Of our GUS
toners and the prhlic 70 our large and well Sc
lected stock Of al articles usually kept in first
class.D Drag Store Riih increased facilities for
business and ,enlarged stock we are prepared 70
serve tho cubic with all goods in our line at
reasonable figures We arc prepared 10 supply
cnrrtry physicians with all articles they need
at the most moderate prices
or Book and Static merry department n.
been well stocked and we are offering sprciel
inducements on goods in this line. .4-
A full line Of Tobacco, Segars, assri S,:.okinS
Tobacco always on hand. We az he-aquarters
for John Lucas & Cos Lie1sia Paints-any
quantity of all colors frons y. to gal cans
always in stock.
January T. 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15
Dress-Nlaking q stamping.

MISS MARY H. COCNRELL desires 20 an
VI nouucc O., Che @lic, cf Charlc>town and
vicinity that She is prepared to execute work IN
sll the branches of Nantu3-MaSing, and guar
autc,s % good i-. stylish ami substantial work.
STAMPING also done i'm the very best man
per anj 90 ,,ry moderate rates. Can be seen ut
her fathers residence. corner % Congress ami
West Thcla-oGase OF ;ac pubicis solicited,
Nav IT, 1~~-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15
Eg0O! FgWnfed.

7 WANT 100, 600 pounds of Wool for which
J. will pay the highest market F5ics. 49,
glNt. j. lCBE
- .,s.~. i'r@-ctovn Wooden Mills.
MAJ. so Frederick County, Va.
80 ~ i-4.-i--.-'st, =. - $780,
lust received Car load fr,s! Round Top c.
~ mcnt. u. [. A9ilNHlON'
July %, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15
VIRGINIA FREE PRE15S--I


r.....,.
u ihc Circuit to-ri oi Jc',f>'" .N''''''' b
4 VS., N.c..ll,. ,,,....;e.
ANDREW a. kENNal'f ~ e, "''.f
A-uu~l.
SUSAN $. NJ ST CLAIR. Aimn StsaifiA o.. o.
%. of C'cncat March. dt eascd- and 'a heS uW"
right. Au.i-cr D.. NrnH','t. Nti'.Ni..
Andrew uuaf,r. Tru-,c. ana Charles March
S..,t,,,. ar ii,ignt. ana r. Lynch. hi, guar
dian rf F.-n. Defendants iu th2arery.
This cause came ou COB Pee heart Gus i'-i ''y
90 june. l,>l. oa che nifcfs inr'nttiy fcad "l.'
che dispositions OF l.. b. l.yncI ana Andrew i-
Kennedy returned ant hici nn tIc 'i1o. NAY
lS,f. ana wa, ar,uci ny counsel. ol cons, u
Grafton whereof tac Court doth agai-c, orde'
and decree chat taI, cause nt rc.rtfe4 Oh q
Cummi>ssoucr ot tais tour, "itn instructor
l>t io state aut settle tne account OBJ lHtr. IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15

Z iAE .--llt,lelt of Tobacco and C!-lr, and
Z Articles. 40 the Drug store OF
pr CHAS T. PRATT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15

MY health being such as to pccesstate re-
M linquishment Of my personal attention To
some norton of my numerous business affairs,
| have turned over my entire Carpenter rrt
Building Business to Ncs1is. FleSsihs& nellss.
hitherto in my criploy.. Both arecCmrotcnt
energetic aid faithful. with abundant expert
cncc. and all work entrusted 10 them will, !
am sure, be faithfully aud satisfactorily eXecu-
ted. -~ JAMES W. BCll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15
TIE RUST ITOU SIC,
Luray, Virginia,
y. A. RUST, PIorElEToR.

TaYfe sjipfric,! vt alLtimes With the best the
market affords. Hacks for Ii llFay esos-'iS
Terms moderate Tor iirst-class accommodation.
January % 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15

,sswilI be seen by the above, we have src-
ccedcd Mr. Btttin the Carpenter and Building
Business. We are, ave trust, from our connec-
tionIor years past rs cmlsayecs of Mr.. Is, IN
measure well known to the people Of the COM
munitv. We. therefore, simply C.ier our ser
vices to the public, and propose to take con-
tracts for Building, Repairing, and all work IN
our line. at moderate rates, and 20 execute the
same promptly and satisfactorily ~ Saying
we rct're'.rj'lls a.; portion OF the public pa
tronage. :;f<sS.,.l,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-15

MOULD inform the public that every re-
w s,ription that comes to my, store IS pre-;
pared by me individually. Persons can nnd
me at night nj the room over the old SherllI
Office Jail building Respectfully.
July ~, lSSi. rfi. y; bIuhI
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-18

A stubbed farmer, who had come
to market with load of potatoes, en-
tered a restaurant and called for a
dozen oysters on the half-shell. "A
couple of jokers happened to be In
the place, and while one attracted the
farmers attention for moment, the
other dropped bullet into one OF the
oyster shells. The man gulped down
one after another, until he got the one
with the bullet in his mouth. Calmly
and quietly he bit at the lead with his
teeth calmly and quietly he remov-
ed it from his mouth and turned tc
the light.
"By George, but it's bullet" sale
one of the men.
''Probably shot into the oyster t.
kill him." added the other.
"Well, that is mystery" said tn
man behind the counter.
Gentlemen, that's no mystery t
me-" replied the farmer, as he depos
tied the ball in his vest pocket. "a
the battle of FAIR Oaks, over twent
years ago, l was hit in the leg by tina
very bullet. It's been long tim
working up, but she's here at last, an
I'll have it hung to my watch-chaln
it costs 49,"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-18

England's thorn in the side-lrlsh
malcontent--is supplemented by an
other one nearer home. which is Gre
ating even more trouble and perplex-
itv. 1t is the spread of the land
league agitation upon the slight little
island" itself, which agitation daily
grows in strength in spite OF the
most strenuous efforts on the part OF
the government to check it. The
same league that has SO long been the
source of dissention between landlords
and tenants in Ireland is now i'll ac-
tive organization in the principality
of Wales, and the farmers there seem
as fully imbued with antagonism to
the existing landlord system as are
their brethren in Ireland. 1t is
something new for the WEIGH valleys
and mountains to resound with the
arrarian war-cries of anti-rack-rent
and "down with the landlords" but
once started, it will be as hard to
suppress as it is in the green islanc
over the channel. The condition O
. the agriculturists in the United King
: dom must be bad, indeed, when The
placid Welchlnen, provorbial for thei
content with the things that be, adop
the modes of the impetuous Irishmel
0 to improve them.- Madisonian.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-18

The London Truth says: A party
of Mormon missionaries from Utah
have been working actively the past
six months in the western counties,
and we regret to hear that they have
induced quite a large number of per-
sons in the rural districts to join their
egregious body. Many converts have
gone out to Utah. Still more nu-
merous contingent have been bap-
tised, pending the time when they
will be ready to start for the prom
ised land. 1t is lamentable to think
that after the repeated exposures OF
the Mennonite creed there still re-
main in this country people capable
of being ensnared by the outrageou.
fctions OF plausible vagabonds who are
regularly dispatched to Europe from
Utah in search of recruits. In Amer
lea the humbug of Mormonism ha
long been SO thoroughly exploded
that converts are rarely forthcoming
except in persons of individuals who's
room would usually be considere'
preferable to their company.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-18

- ceiyed bv the Board of County Com
missioners Of Boise county, at the Audlt
ors office in Idaho City,
monday. january Ia, 1854.
up to 70 O'Clock, NJ, of said day, for the
n,,rpose of king care of the indigeutt
sick. county poor. idiotic and insane OF
Boise county for the ensuing year. Bias
to be as follows, to-wit: One bid Tor inc
hoard. lodging, nursing clothing ana
washing for the INDECENT sick, county poor
idiotic and insane of Boise county, lncluu.
ing the burial expenses OF all lndlgent
sick, county poor, idiotic and insane VINO
NAV die in said Boise county, for one year
from January II, 1884. One bid for med'
ical attendance and furnishing medicines
for the ,ndlgent sick. county poor, ldloIc
and insane of Boise county, and 1or hoiu-
ing post norton examinations on all VINO
may die in the county hospital OF sala
county, and for all post mortem exam N d.
tons made at the county seatof said bolse
county where the same would be chaTSe-
able to the county, for one year from Jan
uary II, 1884 Bidders may include the
above two subdivisions in one BID II sc
desired. -, :,
Parties receiving the contracts VIII OF
reorired to enter the same in writing, ant
file bonds with approved security IN inc
sum of double the amount OF their pa: .
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID ~
ALL BIDS, by Co. Commissioners, a. Uni
meeting. TIM CARROLL,
Clerk Board Co. Com.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-18

''I'm going to skating masque-
rade soon, and | want an appropriate
Dress" he said to certain dry goods
clerk. ''What is your business?"
s'Oh, I'm a milkman." All, then you
had better put on pair of pumps
and go disguised as a waterfall"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-18
HOW TO OBTAIN ee +. ! /
Our Cash Prices

OUR SNSA. ri w
81 fb Crushed Sugar 1of' a
g per 100 ib 16'.psl IN
s fb c. Sugar for. ,,sr h
t" +" per 100 10 la &C. r. r. ~
5 fb old Gov. Java coffee ~ !. 10
Al :. /" Costa Rica J, 40 10 le
4 " ANo. / roasted DO i'd
8 cans vegetables 5ps
Tobaccos all brands iro" :. Is
cents per ID. In qualltl'iss ,+tg.,
sell above goods for less ns ,t.: Of
else in our line at very 10" iI sa.1 3
sugars are pure California ',p as,,,'' rtl j
oars. and not Eastern s'g
contain 40 per cent g'u1 .u
MYER s SMITH, m
Idaho City and Pace
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phia prefers the meat OF dogs and cats
TO beef and mutton, and frequently
serves up his butchered GAMES and fe-
lines on his table. 1t is unnecessary
to remark that he is never bothered
by long visits from city relatives who
want to spend the summer on farm
~ Darlington Hhwkeye.
Speaking OF the origin OF some
names in Oregon, the Oregonian says
Of Grants Pass: ssWhen Grant was
a Lieutenant he was camped there
with party of soldiers, and they got
to playing euchre for 81 on the cor
ner. The game stood three and three.
Grant picked up his cards and had
the right bower, ace and king. Hell
concluded to pass, thinking he could
euchre his opponent, hurley MINER
The result was that he lost his dollar,
and the place was called "Grants
Pass" His squaw was named "Full
Hand" and his first papoose, "Iwo
Pair" and the Muchache, "a boy was
named 'sThree Jacks"
The st. Louis Globe Democrat
states that prominent parties III Tex
as will soon bring suit in the Court OF
Claims, at Washington, to recover the
value of slaves emancipated during
the late war. The action will be bas-
cd chiefly on certain clauses IN the
State Constitution which were approx
ed and indorsed by Congress at the
time of annexation, and which, 1t Is
claimed, makes the Government OF
the United States liable for slave
property. The plaintiff in the case
was strong and very pronounced
Union man during the war, and M
proposed action is Endorsed, and viii
be pushed by some of the best law
yers in Texas.
A Vienna scientist has perfected
remarkable modification OF the micro
scope, to which the name of gastro
scope has been given. 1t is to be US
ed for looking into the interior of tn
human stomach. ltconsists of tub
about 26 inches long and a half a
inch thick, bent at an angle OF abo'
$50 degrees at about fourth OF l
length from the lower end AT
lower extremity is an incandescel
electric lamp for lighting up the stor
ach, and a microscope objectiv
Prisms are arranged to reflect the II
age-bearing pencil of light along Il
tube and past the bend to the ely
piece. Provision is made for circ
lation of water about the lamp
prevent inconvenient heating.
The Schenectady (N.YD Union sa
that a prominent Albany sportil
man stated in Schenectady resort t
other day that, while in John Sui
vans saloon, in Boston, recently,,,
learned that New York men want
to bet $1,000 that Sullivan could n
with his bare fist, knock down an
with four blows. Sullivan said
could do it at the first blow, and "
anxious to put up the money.
wanted an effort made to secure Ma
ison Square Garden, in New lork,
the exhibition, but it was said t
could not be done. 1t is proposed
have a trial of Mr.. Sullivan's strens
at Fort Hamilton about New 1e;
Day. To avoid the interference
the police, it will not be open to
general public. 1t is said SulliN
once knocked horse down by ST.
ing it on the head.
Rev. Jesse ID. Searles is about sta
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