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IS #. by ~ it., four stories high and other out
buildings. The water power appurtenant to the
mill is one OF the best in Cecil county. and the
machinery in said mill is in good repair consist
ing of two sets OF hurrS coh-crusher and all nee
eSSary cleaning and holting machinery.
The properties above described situated in
a healthy locality in one OF tn best neiyhbor-
hoods in the county, convenient to schools.
churches. stores, &c.. and they well worthy
the attention OF persons desiring such properties.
The two tracts will he offered IA whole. sub
lect 10 Ortxage Of - 600 with interest from the
10Th day OF July, 1855; said mort% rye hearinr
date the 18th day OF July. 1885. and recorded in
Libcr j. A. d.. No H. folio 23g &c another of
said land record b okS
Alsn nj he N me- inn, nd lIare the nxy
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Read What MIR. Wilson Thinks
About it.
Elk NECK, MD July, 10 1856.
MEssRs. D. SCOTT & BRO:
Dear !SirS:-I have been using your
Sure Growth Super-Phosphate for sew
eral years, and 1t has always given entire
satisfaction. Last year used 1t along
side of a fertilizer that paid s3S per
ton ror, and found the results as good
if not better, from Sure Growth" than
the higher priced article. do not intend
to use anything but Sure Growth this
year Respectfully vonrs.
WIN. J. WILSON,
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| '''' 70" &c >'I"'''-
Tue girl of to-day is raised up IN the
parlur To be an ornament and nothing
more She knows nothing OF the kit
chen; the place Is a death trap to her.
She knows nothing OF the art III cookery,
| and never proposes to learn the art. ex-
| cept cIrcumsL uc.s iorce her to II; as,
| tor instance, she mares some young
| blooi who turns out To be p,oler than a
church mouse, and therefore 5 re has to
do without cook. Then she goes int"
the klrcAeu, and, with good deal ui
gruntlug aud finger burning, manages to
scare up Il meal barely lit Tor dog. The
| girl of To day belongs to the parlur. You
can always find her there when she is
not lying abed Or shouting through the
principal streets-sh"pplng. Her ednca-
ZION CONSISTS of a lew less Ill gram
mar Latin, mLsic and drawing. She
completes nothing. A year after she
gradu ,tes she remembers nothing but
her school tl,rtari.,nS As a musician she
is a nuisance Sc studieS music not as
an art but AN accomplishments. The
result is that she not ,nlI succeeds in
numbering music. hut the poor victims
VIII" are often coup He'd 10 listen To her
are made sufferers. toe. Size eau dauce,
she can ilIrr. she can make love as no
other girl IN this wide worli can, but
when we have said that We have said ali
that can possibly be- said III hey favor
She Is beautiful. ch .rmI"g and almos,
Interesting, but she i m.re or,IaInent
and nothing more. If >ou can afford to
bull | d fin, hnu>t fur iSr il with rich
and costly furniture, keep horses and
CARR ages and groom to Keep them in
order, by all means marry che girl of to-
day. She can spend luur money as the
girl of 10 other country can. She can
play the queen to perfection, ana will
not only master your household affairs
but will master you. But if you are
poor keep away from her You cannot
help falling i'll love with her, int study
well the expense you will be forced into
in Case you make her your wife. If yon
see you can't well make both ends meet,
can't keep her and the hired gml, TOO.
then take our advice and marry the
hired girl.
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Consider Sure Growth the Best.
Elk NECK, MD. July 10, 1856.
MtssRs ID. SCoTT II Bro.
!Sirs:-We have been using your Sure
Growth Super Phosphate for wheat some
tour or five wears. ami we consider it the
hest ternnZer we ever used. We have
used almost all kinds that are on the
market, but yours acts the best with us.
Respectfully yours.
ANTHONY GEORGE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-10-16

In accordance with the requirements of the
Code al Public General Laws. | hereby give
tirt I" the Judges of Election and To the Voters
oil Cecil County. that an Election Will he held ON
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-10-16
Personal PROPERTY:

One sorrel mar. COWS. calf, hogs. ] pig.
Dayton wagon. | horse cart. cultivator. grain
fan 10 bushels OF wheat. ~ bushels of outs a lot
OF hay aud straw by the ton. One-hali interest in
nine acres OF corn i'll the shock. lot OF potdtoes,
! Seigh set OF carriage harness a lot of poultry.
one lawn mower, one chest of tools, household and
HI chen furniture, farming implements and , any
other articles.
Terms c: Sale Q: the eess,ra! Ps,pa..---, sums OF
$40 and under. cash on tue day ui ale. TN all
sums over that amount credit nix months will
he given. the purcha er give note with APPROX
ed security. with tnteres; IRON the day oil sale.
Terms Q: Sale On tie Real E.:a:e:-One-hird of the
purchase money III ciSn on the day II sale; one
third i'll SIX months irum the day OF sale, anu the
remaining Onethird in twelve months from the
day OF sale. The = Irchaser to give note or bond
with approved sec.trity. with interes from the
day OF sale on the credit payments.
Sale To commence at | o'clO"k NJ. The cost
the deed OF the real estate to be paid by the
purchaser.
ROBERT &. JENNESS, Executor
ROBERT { rHA"KEHY. Attorney
JuHN &. hISDMAa. Auctio lcer
Sebt. - Is
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SEC III No vendor OF spirituuuS ternentcd
liquors. licensed under tins act shall sell direct
ly or indirectly. any SpirituouS or termented hq-
u"rs TO any person Intoxicated at the time no.
shall it he lawful tor any such licensed vendor to
keep open the room where SprItuous" ar iermerted
liquors sold between the hours oil tive We
O'Clock at night and six o'clock IN the morning
nor TO sell. directly indirectly. gave away in
Sush room or on or about the premises OF such
vendor any Spirituout or iermeuted uq .ors what
SocNer b, tMepu the hnurS n1nres;ild-
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Tho kInd of Chris they Raise IN CincIn-
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SEC "a. Any person who shall sell. directly or
Indirectly, at any place i'll Cecil county or Civ.
away. directly or Indirectly at the place OF bust
ness OF such person. or any other person, IL "
spriruous or iermented liquor without first htv-
ing obtained il license as required by this act
shall. upon Indictment and couvic ion thereof
he fined not less than two hundred dollars II ,r
more than nvc hundred dollar and failing IT, ID; V
such tine and the costs Of prosecution forthwith
shall he sentenced TO be confined in the MarylAnd
House OF Correction for term OF not less than
six months nor more than one year.
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SEC. 2lS No license to sell SpirtuOus or fer
mented liquor i'll Cecil county. shall be @'auted
to any hotel-keei who shall naVe computed with
the provisions of this act. until >uch applicant
in addition To the sum or SuuiS of money now
quired TO be paid 10y the General License Law OF
| the ate shall also pay To said Clerk the sum
of one hundred dollars. to be paid Ia the County
Commits ioners al Cecil county by said CeIk, for
s.lil
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SIC. D No ier>OI. l.cr>U :. h"u>e. ,ompany.
ISOLATION u, body CORPORATE" shall. after the first
day o. lanuarN. in the yea ri hteru hundred
and cl"ntv-S' ven. dep".It. keep or have in his.
her. their or ITS possession any SlirItu fer
mcnte liquors or alcoholic hittrrS or Intoxicating
drinks oi any kind. c'der. tow" h""r. lager
beer. schr apps or xIn, or article used and
sold rs 10 Verge III The conf osIti' com
pounding % which whiSk"y. hrard,. hin wines
or alcoi OIL or any >plrtn"uS or iermcutcd liuuurS
sh Ill br Ing reGir At OF iHgrc ltei Is with i'll
tent To barter or sell or give the same in
vi ,iatinn I'll the pruNi-i al the preceding sec
ton thereof. or with intent that that The
shall he hHIt"rc'I ~ sold. a"ay i'll viola
t"l tncI,u Wit i'll ia, limits OF said county
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SEC. 2l7 The Clerk ot The Circuit Court NAV
in his discretion requ re such further AMI other
proof by the written affidavit OF other parties to
he filed in his office To the sulticiency of said
bond as he may deem prop and If said Cierh
shaIl %Iliully or negigentIy grant a license
any per,on who Sh Ill not have complied with the
provisions OF This act said Clerk shall upon in
dIctment and conviction thereafter. be fined not
less than nifty nor more than three hundred Dbl
lars Tor each offence
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First-cIass Sewing Machines.

from $50 to 500, warranted five
wears. Secondhand Machines from
$3.50 to SIS, all in good order and
warranted one year. Old machines
taken in exchange for rev. Repair
ing a speciality. Needles, Oil and
parts furnished for all machines that
are now being manufactured.
Before buying it will be to your
interest to call and see me, or send
for full particulars. Terms made to
suit the customers.
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SEC 10. No person Obtaining Il license under
this ac shall permit minors TO enter the
where liquor is sold. unless said minor is accom-
panied by the parent or guardian OF such minor
nor shall any person obtaining IL license under
this act. his agents. servants or employees. sell
directly or indirectly. or give away at his their
or its place oi business. or elsewhere any sprIt-
Gus or tcrmented liquors, alcoholic btterS in.
toxic ttlng drinks OF any kind whatsoever. to an>
lnor, or to any person known to Such vendor to
be purchasing or receiving such liquors or intoX-
citing drink MS the agent OF. or ON beha Of or at
the request OF any minor.
SEC. 226. ANY person who shall violate the pro
visions OF the preceding section. shall. upon in
dictment and conviction thereof, be fined not
less than tiity dollars nor more than hve hundred
dollars, or be imprisoned in the county Jail for
not less than thirty da than six
months, aud the license ur such p rson may b.
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new FRAME DWELLING HOUSE r.
Flour and Grist Mill,

with kitchen attached. containing fifteen rooms:
a new frame barn with cellar stable, a STONE
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12

!, 'A'' CAMP was found guilty, as
s''sea In the indictment, of embez-
's slS,ooO of United States mon
while Superintendent of the U. S.
|S,s. ofhce in BOISE City. The
n a.'s'nan says the deficiency is not
'n'sa. Camp, and Robert Heuskel.
meter, each had the combination
moa Aeys to the safe containing the
~, sa'y and bullion. Camp went east
|d.s' spring before any intimation of a
h. 'ncy was known, and SAYS all
|u money was left in the safe.
as0nkel made daily reports to the
seasury department. at Washington
|mo. '0ut two weeks, showing the
h., oil on hand, but says he did
IL h. 0 :, 1t until telegraphed to do
IN. :! The director of the mint. He
|;n,. - found it short. The prosecution
l. !. uced good deal of testimony
|,.. s"0W that Camp made mining in
kb.a 's'''s and spent more money
mb;l. nc received from his salary,
els;m.' s ;, came to Boise poor. Camp
hnA
bss;,a, mat friends in the east, who
|poDo, 10 put money into mines sent
W invest. Such is the case in
% submitted to the jury,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12

There are twenty-five barricaded
Chinese gambling dens in Portland.
There are also secret tribunals that
levy blackmail, intimidate their fellow
Mongols, brighten interpreters, put
witnesses out of the reach of the law.
punish the refractory and prevent
the return to China of those who at
tempt to 60 without the permission,
of the Six Companies. There are.
five or six highbinders' societies that
settle their own disputes by duels
with iron bars in private rooms.
Many of the Cinnamon that came
here slaves to the Six Companies.
have bought themselves free, and are
poor. Often when there are Chinese
in the Police court the complaining
witness is not to be found, and the
general verdict is 'sthe matter has
been settled by the highbinders."- y
News.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12

Mnnn onn'N PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY Send
SZUU GET rss. package saa by Of soaa.
large value that Will start you In work that will at
once bring you in more money faster than anything
else in America. All about the $20, 600 in presents
with each box Agents wanted everywhere. of either
of all ages, for all the tine or spare time only
to work for their homes. Fortunes far,
all workers absolutely assured. Doa't delay u.
HALLErr Co.. Portland, Maiue.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12
Married.

AT the residence of Ed. Johns, near,
Boise City, Jan. 6, 1886, by Rev. g. II.
Davis, VIM. Ross and Miss Rosa Dodge,
both of Boise City.-[Democrat.
The bride is sister of Mrs. Carey Hav-
ird, of Centerville
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE City, Idaho.
Dee. 3Ist., 1885.


Dec. 3lst., 1885.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the tollowing-named settler has filed no
tice of his intention to make final proof,
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Register and
Receiver at Boise City, Idaho. en- Feb 10,
1886, viz: Phillip Rant, who made HID
E No. 1l30 for the NV a Sc a, NE n
SW Il, VIZ SW 4 Sec. 271ep N RAE
He names the following witnesses to-
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of said land. viz.
W. F. Hiatt of Placerville, Idaho,
Edward Nelson a.
Nils Rood {" =" :"
Mike Fenner i" Boise City &c.
HARLEM PEFLY,
REGISTER.
Jan. 8, 'S6-4w,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12

DURING December great many
ana entries were made in the Boise
|ohce' embracing land on Five Mile,
N'sn' Mile, Ten Mile and Indian
''eehs' In anticipation of the early
V,npletlon of the bitches contemplate
W 10 De taken out on the south side
VI po'se river to cover the land on
'Nese creeks and beyond to Snake riv-
w. In the neighborhood of the wat
V TANK on the 0. S. l.. between Ku-
"a and Caldwell the land has all been
''a'ea and filed on Statesman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12

Colored people pay taxes on slO,-
100000 worth of property in Georgia,
and on about s100,000,000 through
out the South, it is stated.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12

The Gold Hill company's shaft at
the Pioneer mine, Quartzburg, is down
140 feet, and a drift running from
the bottom of the shaft to tap the ledge
has been driven in about twenty feet.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12

SHERIFF John German, OF this place,
and Miss Kate HALEY, of Placerville,
will be married in the Catholic Church.
this place, this evening. Invitations
we're issued few days ago.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12
Hold The-Fort is Kansas Post


Hold The-Fort is Kansas Post
office.
George Void, Of Schaghticoke,
New York, sold his wife to the hired
man for $3.50 and went West.
The Methodist Church at HALEY
will be completed and ready for oc-
cupancy early in February.
Only 70 per cent of the $4,000
Indian children in the United States
are receiving any education.
The Cuban dandy sometimes a.
tends 2 ball in black dress suit, a
white neck-tie and green shirt.
Wyoming Territory contains Z, ooo,-
600 cattle, Loco, 900 sheep and 1O0,-
600 horses.
The attorney General has been re-
quested to institute suits in forty ad-
ditional cases against the cattlemen
for illegally fencing the public lands.
CIVIL service reform is good, but
silver service reform would be better.
and more welcome to the masses, es-
pecially the laboring classes.
There are 112 soldiers in this con-
gress. Fourty-four of these were in
the confederate army and sixty-eight
in that of the Union.
The non-uEion miners near Pitt
burg have formed defensive league
against the strikers and in their code
a life calls for life.
The names Of Mrs. Julia Dent
Grant, Mrs. Tyler, Mrs Polk, and Mrs.
Garfield, widows of ex-Presidents.
are on the Pension roll, each receiv-
ing $4,000 year.
Says an exchange: Now we have
1T that our own Mary Anderson has
adopted the English trick of turning
In her toes. This is abomlnable.
Turn the rascals out.
Sober passenger (angrily).-"Look
where you step, man."
Ilpsy passenger (apologetically).-
"Y-yes, l do; the trouble is to step
where | look Harper's Bazaar.
"Beans Regarded as Food" is the
headline in an exchange. That is
the way beans should be regarded.
Any one who regards beans as bev-
erage would be away off.
A comparison with previous years
will show that since the great increase
in business, which commenced last
June, there has been more iron aud
steel made in Pittburg than in any six
months in the history of the trade.
Liquid fuel is exciting much atten-
ton in England. With a view to its
use, the Russian Black Sea Navigation
company is building large feet of
tank steamers to import petroleum
in bulk.
JANUARY STARs.-January bears
testimony to quiescent condition of
of the SUMS family. All days are not
field days, and our celestial brothers
pursue their tireless course with but
few meetings and partings on the road.
Those who follow the movements of
the planets learn to take warm per-
sonal interest in these celestial wan
derers.
By a law of Brazil, adopted several
years ago, the offspring of slave par
ents ceased to be slaves. Since the
adoption of this humane provision, the
Government of that country has in
augurated the still more radical pol
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12

BOISE County script taken on sub,
scription at par at this Office.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12

The Democrat says Leon Fuld has
just received 400 copies of Grants
Memoirs, morocco and calf bound.
The cloth bound will arrive in a few
days. Leon is delivering those re-
ceiyed,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12

WE make the following extracts
from private letter received by He
man Jones, of the WoRLn. from Mi
thra Jones, a brother. The letter
was written from Etna, jackson coun-
", Oregon, under date of Dec. 9th:
y have been from one end Of the
coast to the other. Been to Alaska
and beyond, in the cod fishery. Ex-
tremely cold all summer. Could see
icebergs floating at all times. Thew
look beautiful rolling over, and when
TWO come together there is an awful
crash. was out whaling the
sperm whale. They are small-thir-
ty to forty feet long. There is also
a large whale, the fn-back, seventy
feet long; seals by thousands; wal
rus plentiful; great many white
oear-large as the grizzly. There
are numerous small islands inhabited
by different tribes. | have been liy-
ing IN jackson county eighteen
months.
I'm the champion bear hunter. Got
the belt this summer on Rogue river,
up In the mountains near the crater.
forty miles from Fort Cranath, at the
great blackberry patch. The first
day out killed two bear and seven
deer. The second days hunt-one
bear and four deer. My partner
made better record than this. so 7
turned another way. Results: Third
day-fve bear and three deer; fourth
day-two bear and seven deer; fifth
day-one bear. one panther and four
deer; sixth day-one elk and three
deer. Six days. hunt-twenty- eight
deer, eleven bear, one elk and one
panther. Ny partners record for the
six days was seven bear, eighteen
deer, two elk, two panthers-twenty-
seven in all. | have killed, this fall,
one hundred and eighty deer, elk,
bear and panthers. We have lots of
bear bacon. will start out again to-
| morrow"
The Jones family, back as far as
their history goes, were great hunters
and marksmen. The elder Jones, of
the w oRLD, was at one time consid-
cred one of the champion shots and
hunters both of Illinois and Oregon,
and we have fondness for the sport
that is inherited, and wholly uncon-
trollable during the hunting season
We, also, have reputation in the
hunting line have the reputation OF
shooting faster and getting less game
than any other deer slayer in Boise
county-George Bldwell excepted
In the language of the son of the
Emerald Isle, we are said to be about
''the one aqual."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12
a MEETING Of business

4 A MEETING of business men Of
Boise City and citizens of Atlanta
was held IN the former place the
other day, and an executive committee
appointed to take action in regard
to raising the necessary amount of
money which would be required, IL
addition to the $4,000 Of bonds al
ready provided, for a wagon road
from Boise to Atlanta, up Middle
Boise river. The committee will
Immediately proceed to solicit SUBJ
scription, and we predict will fail to
secure the necessary amount. It is
proposed to raise $4,000 By sub
scription. The Statesman pictures
in glowing colors the benefits to be
derived, from the construction Of
this road, by farmers, merchants, me-
chanics, and all others of Ada county.
but 1T is not probable that the people
generally will see it in that light.
The money they will be asked to con-
tribute will no doubt loom up larger
than the prospective amount that
they will pocket as direct or Indirect
result OF the completion of said road.
But few people can be convinced
that the road will cost less than $780,
600. 1t is folly to talk about road
up the river, when there is already a
first-class road from Boise to Banner,
and the distance only about forty
miles from Banner to Atlanta,
and a road can be put through to the
latter place for one-tenth what il
will cost to put one through from
Boise to Atlanta, up the river. The
distance from Boise City to this place
is thirty four miles, from here to Colo
Hill, five miles south of Banner, TWEEN.
ty-three miles. There is road from
Gold Hillup Pixies Fork ION the route
to Atlanta) two or three miles. Say
it is forty miles from where this
road leaves the Atlanta route to At.
lanta. This makes the distance from
Boise City to Atlanta about one hun.
dred miles by the Idaho City anc
Banner route. The route to Atlanta
leaves Banner five miles to the north
The Boise river route is shorter thar
thls-how much shorter we dom,
know, but do know that the bill of ex,
penses for the construction of roac
Iup the river would be at least tel
times longer than for road from
Banner district. 1t is our opinion
that it will be great many years be
fore a road will be constructed from
the capital to Atlanta up the river
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12

C,vE and Hill have just received a
new lot of cigars, and they are very
GOOD ones.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12

: w. MOODY, Camps attorney,
s.s moved for new trial.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12

Nick HAUG has a force of men
harvesting crop of ice from the
town reservoir.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12

The officers of Idaho Encampment
| No. 5, 7. C. R. c., of this place, will
be installed Saturday evening. All
members are requested to be present
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12

The Board of County Commission
ers met yesterday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12
loud up of Jacal-ities.

Snow is six inches deep in Gar
den valley.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-12

The San Francisco Bulletin SAYS
that where post routes in Idaho are
sublet for smaller sum than that by
which the contract was obtained. the
government annuls the original agree
ment and makes bargain directly
with the sub-contratctor.