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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

TAs nvono-ee-De - rpesnyoes1an Pnssao
AsDAyoeoaee& ~ O. - ~ Hve - ~
Usepoee1 Nopelnlss an1 ues Ia uang-
ne = oAe no1anee.
Nnw Yonx, January tine Nv. A.
drew Cry, pastor q ne Mlllerton
n. ~ Presbyterian Church. arrived 10
New York Thursday. expecting 70 meet
hls a1lanced bride. Miss Rachel A.
Nicholson, Of Fox IIarbor, Nova Scotia.
% whom he wns 70 % married imme.
diately upon her arrival. The plan was
70 spend . few days In the city and
return 20 Millert0n Tuesday next. Fate
ordained otherwise, however. Miss
Nicholson b to-day lying between ME
and death ID the New York Hospital
with slim chances In her favor. AZ
the Thirtieth Street Police station,
whittier be had gone 20 explain the case
20 Captain Williams, and invoke what aid
it was In The power Of the police 10 give,
Mr.. Grey told the reporter his story:
"Miss Nicholson 70 twenty-six years
Old" he said, "and. like myself, native
Of Nova Scotia. We have known each
other for four or 6ve years, and were en-
gagged TO be married. came here 10 wait
Tor her on Thursday, and yesterday Miss
Nicholson arrived BY the New York express
from Boston, according 20 arrangement.
She was very tired, and took her over
to the Hotel Abbotsford. where had re-
manned myself the previous night. She
was 10 rest there until to-day. when we
intended 70 get married. probably BY DR..
Cuyler. NV room was the only large
one vacant In the hotel. and gave Il up
70 her taking one on the lower floor
myself. We chatted together and were
happy until eleven o'clock, when
she retired. had promised 20
call her ~ nine O'Clock this morning. She
did not answer when knocked. and be-
came alarmed and called the clerk. We
opened the ransom and found the room
full 81 gas. Then we burst open the door.
Miss Nicholson was lying In her bed
Scnseless. She had been smothered
In her sleep. One OF the burn
ers was probably turned on.
did not notice In my distress
and bewilderment, but | suppose she
either blew out the gas or accidentally
turned IL partly on again after having
turned IL on. We called doctors, and by
their advice she was ut once removed 20
The New York hospital In an ambulance.
md everything Is now being done " save
her life. Miss Nicholson Is the daughter
u farmer AZ Fox Ha-bor. Both her
parents are dead"
The Rev. Mr.. Grey was exceedingly
lervous, and seemed dazcd bv the shock
he had sustained. He Is young man.
AZ the hospital IL was said that there was
some hope Of Miss Nicholson's recovery
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

COLUMBUS, o., January S.-NearIy a
the members to the SIxty-seventh Gen.
eral Assembly have arrived, aud every
thing Is in readiness for the Opening Of
the session tomorrow. At the Republic
can caucus yesterday afternoon Hon. John
G. Entrckin was selected for Speaker Of
the House and last night "a, Democrats
reelected Ion. John OMEN as President
pro TEN ~ the Senate. The caucus for
United States Senator will be held this
week, and John Sherman will be returned
70 the Senate. Governor Hoadly will r..
ceive he complimentary Democratic vote
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15
The SILVER QUESTION.


slight Prospect Tor Anti-Silver LegIslation
The Republican CongFersmen and Their
Attitude Toward the Administrator.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January So
Western members Of Congress who have
returned 70 Washington from their holt
day vacation say the prospect is poor for
any anti-siIver legislation in the House this
session. Many Of them, having inter-
viewed their constituents while At home,
come back more determined than ever TO
resist any interference with the ssDollar
Of the Daddies." Anti-silver members,
who fear the result Of continued coinage.
say the only way TO do ID 70 wait until
the expectation Of gold begins jim earnest
and let the House learn by bitter
experience. The question bids fair 20
lead very soon 70 an interesting discus
sion, 70 say the least, In the House, and
one that will engender bad feeling be-
tween the President and some Demo-
House, ~ . rule, are very well disposed
toward President Cleveland, and are in
favor Of giving him fair show. They
will, to great extent, il is said by some
who are In . position % speak for the
party, favor liberal appropriations, par
ticuIarly for the navy and for coast de-
lenses. They are In favor Of giving
Secretary Whitney all the money he
needs 70 carry out his plans for building
up the navy, and they say they will mot
use the argument that was advanced
against them when In power, that the
navy ought to be built, "But the present
party can not be trusted to do IT," They
will favor Just as liberal appropriations
Tor these purposes under Whitney - they
advocated and could not get under
Chandler.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

An old Man Rushles~Iy shot Down In H's
Own Door BY Gang ~ Hoodlnns.
OswEGo, N. ", January G.-Fred
Schaler, about sixty years old, was shot -
the abdomen last night At Candor, ten
miles from here. He Is not expected 20
live. George Johnson, who Il thought 70
have done the shooting was arrested.
On New Years eve son Of Schalers
married Miss Whitmarsh, and on return
ing TO her fathers residence the brida
party were annoyed BY gans
II roughs. who made d'sma'
noises on tin pans aud horns.
Last night they returned. and after boot
ing aud porndlng on all sorts Of instrn-
ments for some time, old man Schalcr
came out aud asked that the noise might
be stopped, a. one 81 his daughters was
subject 70 hysterlcal Ats, and could mol
stand the dcafening noise. One 81 nc
gang shouted: damn him, shoot him
and stop his Noise" The report 81
pistol was heard, and SchaIcr fell, cx-
claiming: 81 am shot, help me-" The
gang Of roughs then ned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15
CONDENSED TELEoRAMs.

In the Sense a ne 7sn peusrO1 now
West Point students for appointment -
the army on graduation was rsosivsd.
Bills passed extending to Portland and
Port Townsend, Ore, and Omaha ne pro-
visions Of the law relating TO immediate
transportation Of dutiable goods. A 70
solution for investigation Of TIE Pension
Department was offered by Mr. Voorhees,.
The Utah Till was taken up and debated,
but without action the Senate adjourned.
..........In the House the call Of
States for bills was resumed.
The notable measures were: One providing
for the admission to the Union Of States Of
Washington Territory; also bill BY Mr..
Hatch (of Missouri) for the free importa-
tion CT salt; also : bill by Mr.. Anderson
(of Kansas) for the adjustment Of land
grants to Kansas railroads. When the
call Vas concluded the Speaker announced
the committees and the House adjourned
till the 18th.
"A TERRIBLE state Of wretchedness, hlth
and disease has been disclosed in the Trim
ity Church tenements nj New York.
AN elevator scheme, by which IL Il pro-
posed to furnish each farmer a separate
bin, and loan him money on its contents, x
needed. il on foot in Dakota.
A REPRESENTATIVE Of the French Gov
eminent il to be sent to inspect and report
on the condition and prospects Of the Pam
anna Canal.
The stallion sultan trecord 2:2l) was
purchased hy +. Smith, or Lee, Mass, On
the Eth. for $1,000.
A FUND i being raised for the depend
emit relatives OF the Nanticoke victims, and
search for their bodies is being prosecuted.
A SENSATION has been caused at Cleve-
land, o., by the marriage Of Miss Ina Nor
ton, a pretty blonde, 70 colcred barber.
Owrxo 70 the refusal Of the Egyptian
Government to sanction modification Of
the treaty, the work Of deepening the
Suck Canal IL delayed.
Tar New York Elevated hallway cngi-
neers gained victory In adjusting their
troubles with the companies on nine
hour basis.
GENERAL DKCouRcEY reports that the
rebels IN Anam destroyed the Catholic
mission houses at Ughean the latter part
d December and killed 800 Christians.
DAVID 0fxDrx, Polish Jew, attempted
70 throw himself from the Brooklyn
bridge on the eth, but was caught BY The
heels and saved.
THE docket Of the Circuit Court, IN sss-
sion a. Henderson, Ind, contains ten muir.
der cases, besides 80 minor criminal q.
lenses.
RspoRTs were received from Kansas,
Nebraska and the North on tho night q
IN that violent storm wss p<svailino
end travel On number e railroads W.
satIrsly suspsndeds
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

PITTSBURGH, Pa, January 5.-Therc
was general resumption Of work in The
River Coal Mines yesterday at the re-
duced rate. A further reduction IN wages
Is probable In The spring. Leading opcr-
ators assert that during the four months
strike Pittsburgh has lost her prestige In
the lower markets, and can only regain Il
BY undertaking all competitors. Il y
estimated that the 1000 miners engaged
IN the strike lost In wages nearly two
million dollars. Tho loss % The operators
IN damage % tipplcs, rolling stock, barBess
etc.. can not be estimated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

NEW YoRK, January THE 81 900, goo
suit against the Commissioners Of Emf
grafton BY The Liverpool, New York
Philadelphia Steamship Company was
finally dismissed BY Judge Wallace In the
United States Circuit Court yesterday
morning. This appears 20 be the end o.
protracted litigation begun In 1871 %
recover head money on immigrants col
lccted from the steamship companies foi
the importation u immigrants under
law aftcrwari declared 20 be unconstitu-
tlonal By tile United States Supreme
Court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

EnrERoR WILLIAM has conferred upon
Cardinal @. Jacobini The decoration Of the
Black Eagle, and upon Monsignors Calm
osrti and Moceni, Of the Pops's o6icial
household, the decoration Of the Red Eagle,
N recognition Of their valuable services In
connection with the settlement Of the Car.
olines dispute.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

GENERAL SHERzDAx furnishes = long
statement explanatory Of the recommended
lions in his last annual report in regard 70
the Indian question.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

An agreement hes been reached between
Prince Alsxandsr and Turkey concerning
che union Of Bulgaria and Eastsrn Rou-
mslia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

wREcKAoR from the missing schooner
Orphan Boy has drifted ashore ct Grand
Point Sable Station, and al hope has been
abandoned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

M GLADSTONE has declined an invita-
zion 70 visit America and study the work.
ings Of The United States Constitution
With view o. modelling . home-ruls
measure for Ireland.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

REV. ARTHUR o. BREcKxAx died q
Baltimore, Nd, on the 5sh. He Was A
exile from Germany and came over with
Carl Schurx
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

The coal miners convention held at West
Elizabeth, Pa, on the ID decided BY two
thirds vote to return 70 work It the oper-
ators' terms.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

A RRPoRf i current in London that .
number Of Mahdist fanatics entered the
town Of suAkin. and thst number Of En-
glish were killed o. wounded in TIE fight
that followed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

LOAD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL has SUBJ
nitted % ths Cabinet : proposition for the
Government Of Ireland which involves the
abolitioa Of the Vice Royalty and The
Castle executive.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

THE treaty q peace between France and
Madagascar, Il II reported. cedes territory
20 France, surrenders the northwest ports
which France originally claimed and
gives he French Government supremacy
over the foreign relations Of Madagascar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

Wssr SIDE mill owners Of Minneapolis
MINI, have united in : suit against tho
city to prevent the building Of bridge,
which, Il ID feared. would injure the water
power.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

Tue new Board Of Trade At Duluth,
Mimi, was dedicated on the 9th. Guests
were present from Tie boards ct Chicago,
81. Louis, Milwaukee, Tacoma, Washing
ton Territory, st. Paul and Minneapolis
and other cities and from grain centers in
Dakota and Minnesota.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

IxvBsT1oAfzoS shows that Ms. Knoch,
he Detroit woman, died Of pneumonia,
and that the fracture Of the skull was
caused BY the doctor Who made the post
mortem.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

THERE are go idle convicts in the River.
side pal Penitentiary, the contracts in
The iron, cigar and broom departments
having expired. The convicts employed
n these departments win remain idle m
I'll they cen b placed It rug-making o.
other inohstries The State may 80 nt %
establish.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

FKRRY's SEED warehouse and white'l
Grand Opera House, with adjacent struct-
ures, in Detroit, Mich, burned on the 1st,
involving los Of nearly 100000 with
insurance Of about ssoo,eoo. Captain r. Eel
ban, fireman, was crushed TO death BY .
falling wall.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

II Wa announced on the 9Th that Miss
Sarah Althea Hill, the plaintiff in the cele-
brated sharon divorce case, was 70 BE-
married on the I'll q Stockton, CAL, to
David 3. Terry, ex-Chief-Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of California, her leading
counsel II her proceedings for divorce.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15


yosuUA B. LzPrlnroYs, hsad Of The pub
oishing house o. J. p. Lipplncoee = Co,
disd - Philadelphia. Pa. On ths -.
a 0sRnAx family Of avs persons living
uear Pittsburgh, Pa, ars suffering from
richinosis from eating uncooksd salt pork
An agreement hes been reached between
Prince Alexander and Turkey concerning
che union Of Bulgaria and Eastsrn Rou-
uslia-
WREcEA0R from the missing schooner
Orphan Boy has drilled ashore ct Grand
Point Sable Station, and all hope has been
abandoned.
The coal miners co ovention held q West
Elizabeth, Pa, on the ID decided BY two
thirds vote to return 70 work It the oper-
ators' terms.
REV. ARTHUR o. BREcKxAx died q
Baltimore, Nd, on the 5sh. He Was A
exile from Germany and came over with
Carl Schurx.
GENERAL SHERIDAx furnishes . long
statement explanatory ofthe recommended
lions in his last annual report in regard 70
the Indian question.
IT is said that Prince Alexander has 70
quested the Gar to allow Russian officers
Who resigned from the Bulgarian army 70
resume their commands
TaE Charleston Is. CO. Presbytery has
declared DR.. James Woodrow unit to
teach in the Theological Seminary, be-
cause he believed in evolution.
GLADSTONE has summoned the Liberal
members Of Parliament to . meeting on
the 18th inst, and promises TO make them
. frank statement Of his Irish policy.
OwTHo to deficit in the budget, the
East Indian Government has introduced .
bill imposing N income tax on profess
sional men and officials Of AL classes
IN. American Pasteur Institute has been
Incorporated st New York, with the object
of introducing Pasteur's system Of inocu-
lhtion for hydrophobia in this country.
How. Bsnrox NcEnLrx, member Of
Congress from Tennessee and Miss Marie
Brown, daughter Of General J. G. Brown,
were married It Pulaski, Tenn, on the 5th.
Wssr SIDE mill owners Of Minneapolis
MIN ~. nrIt.d 1, . .rit .,.ir.t ~.
civ - nrsv.r. 49, bnildinv ~ . hr;dce
vhich 4 = sesr~d voDId irtur. 81 w.ss,
pow.r
Ixv.srzoAf1oS shows that Mrs.. Knoch,
ne Detroit woman, died Of pneumonia,
and that the fracture Of the skull was
mortem.
--s ~'s.,Hs ~ s !. 1870.
-" :. 1.os e.'s-el 80
-. - n s.,,-: - s-.. ! ..-n' =. -.
49, $780,. "'1e = - ~
- -.
LoRD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL has SUBJ
a. TreIand mo- involve. 49,
abolition Of he vice ROYALTY ana 49,
Castle executive.
~ GLADSTONE has declined A invita-
non % visn America ana study the work
'ngs o. Ne United STATES Constitution
With : view q modelling . home-rule
-
- eesy = Peace Det.een france ana
-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-12-24

IDAHo DEMoCRT: Il c-o-n-c-u.r.."
There are but seven letters in the
foregoing short sentence. Yet they
express all the official business done
the past two years by Attorney-Gen-
eral Pride, aud cost the taxpayers
of the Territory S5,l per letter. 1t
is said when the erudite Attorney
General concurred with Territorial
School Superintendent Moody in one
of the Iatter's opinions that instead OF
writing 81 concur" he absent minded
ly wrote 81 pass I'D. P. B. Pride
Acknowledgement" and that Mr.
Moody intended to let it 90 that way,
but Pride getting wind Of it stopped
playing poker long enough to make
it read the other way. The Third
House is writhing in the deathly grip
of dead lock. The cause is about
equally divided between a wrangle o.
the COW county members and tow
dudes on the chaplainship and the
question as to whom will belong tht
honor Of introducing the bill entitled
San act to prevent jackasses from
running at large in certain counties.
The opposing factions each say tina
they are old campers and have pitch
ed their tents to stay.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-12-24

We can't quite catch on to the full
meaning Of the following, from the
organ Of the Democratic party Of
Idaho. The language, tone and
general sentiment are 50 unlike those
Of that paper, we fail to comprehend.
Does the Democrat mean to insinuate
that Capt. Watson's influence is Of
the backaction kind, and therefore
aided the Democratic candidate?
No, that can't be. If so, the Demo
crat would want to see him stay with
the Republican party. We will take
the Democrats expressions at their
apparent face value Of sober serious
ness until further explained, and in
fer that Jud Boyakin has had an un
common attack of softening Of the
heart for those Democrats who have
strayed from the fold. Here is what
the organ Of the unterrlfied says:
"The Democrat moves that the rules
be suspended and that Captain Wat
son of Alturas county, be taken bach
into the Democratic fold. He is Z
staunch Democrat, and guilty of nc
irregularity except possibly, that ht
has trained with the Republicans 10
two or three years past aud did al
he could to defeat Mr.. Haley. H.
made an open, able and manly fgh
in behalf of Mr. Dubois, the Repub
lican nominee for Congress, and de
serves full recognition from the Dem
E ocratic party for that service"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-12-24
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGs.

From our regular correspondent
COUNCIL, Dec. goth. Eighth day.
All Present. Mr.. Crutcher, from
Committee on Agriculture, reported
back c. b. No. 2, in relation to hogs
running at large, and the bill was or
dered printed.
Mr.. Beatty, on leave, introduced
C. b. No. 4, entitled an act to pro-
vide for the funding of county in
debtedness. Ordered printed.
Mr.. McNab introduced G. B. No.
3, to amend the act concerning Off
cial bonds Of officers approved Jan.
., 1867. Referred to Judiciary Com
mittee.
Mr.. Beatty in the chair. Mr.. May
hew, on leave, gave notices as fol-
lows: An act for the better protec-
ton of litigants in jury trials. Also
Of an act to amend section 402 OF
chapter IS, code of civil procedure
in relation to the manner Of taking
exception in the District Court. Al
SO of an act to amend an acc to pro
tect the rights Of married women il
this Territory in the conveyance anc
mortgaging of homesteads.
Mr.. Mavhew on leave introduced
c. B. No. 6, to authorize the jury II
assess the punishment in criminal cas-
es. G. b. No. Z, to prevent Illicit co
habitation. Also {. B. No. s, relat
. ing to the inspection and survey O
r mining claims. All the above order
ed printed.
Council adjourned to 10 o'clock tc
e morrow.
/ HoUsE.-Geo. B. Baldwin, Rep
), placed in nomination for Sergeant-a al
i Arms. 7. d. Guthrie, Dem, ais
: nominated. Ballot resulted, Guthri
e II, Baldwin II. Eighteen ballor
0 taken with the same result. AC
n journed till tomorrow, still locked.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-12-24

ALL the Territorial officials were
invited to the privileges Of the House
at the beginning Of the session, but
the other day resolution was offered
setting forth that Attorney General
Pride has seen fit to abuse that priv
ilege by defaming the name and
character OF some Of the members,
and in other ways interfering with
the organization OF the House. It
was "resolyed that he be denied anv
of the privileges Of the floor" After
a hot discussion the resolution was
laid upon the table.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-12-24
A Full Line OF Christmas Goods Mt
Mrs e.. Marcus

Glass vases, toilet sets, cups and
saucers, siIver-glass candlesticks and
vases, mustache cups, chiIdren's cups,
card receivers, she'll boxes, flowers in
she'll boxes, flower hanging baskets,
work baskets, plush boxes, plush toll
ct cases, morocco toilet cases, plush
picture frames, walnut picture frames,
silver individual casters, silver nap
kin rings, book shelves, wax dolls,
bisque dolls, China dolls, sets Of China
dishes, Brittania, tin and wooden sets,
bureaus, trunks, trumpets, whips,
guns, blocks, tool chests, tables, chairs,
writing desks, spelling games, marble
games, ten pins, wooden horses,
childfen's knives, forks and spoons,
banks, safes, pant boxes, pencil cas-
es, sad irons, balls, marbles, watches,
wool dogs, tops, rubber ANIMALS, har-
monicas, cradles, cologne, plush, sat
in and lace tides, ladies' and children's
hoods, jerseys, ladies' and children's
cloaks, newmarkets, infants cIoaks,
shoulder shawls, double shawls, felt,
flannel and quilted skirts, neckwear,
furs for children, boys cardigan
Jackets, hats, caps, shirts, pants and
suits, neckties, gloves, ladies' kid
gloves, mits, silk, linen aud children's
colored hankerchiefs, Christmas cards,
dress goods and pIaids of all kinds.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-12-24

TuE Christmas Tree will be exhib-
tied to the public this evening
at 6 Pm. The committee will be
ready at Masonic Hall at 10 A. NJ. to
receive gifts from all who desire to
avail themselves of the tree to con-
vey presents to their friends. Moth
ing will be put on the tree unless &C.
livered by o'clock p. NJ. to-day, All
receipts after that hour will be delIV-
cred without exhibition or display on
tree. BY order Of Committee
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-12-24

The GRocER's New BoY.-A
Michigan Avenue grocer took on
new boy the other day, and when it
came noon he catechised the lad as to
the price OF butter, sugar, eggs,
ciothes-pins, and other articles which
might be called for, and went home
to dinner, feeling that the boy was all
right. When he returned, after an
hour, lie missed barrel of flour, and
asked what became Of it.
"SoId it," was the proud reply,
For CASH"
No; the man said he had an ac-
count here
THE internal dead-be He took
advantage OF you.7
"Oh, no he didn't. He said ne
couldn't wait for US TO deliver it, and
he rolled it out the back way, and
went after a wagon to take it OF.
/ Oh no,-he didn't beat Us any"
but the -four is gone.
YES, but while this fellow was al
ter wagon, another man came along
and stole the barrel aud got away
with it. Id ike to see anybody take
advantage OF me-"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-12-24


AT Emery's, just arrived by ex-
press the lovehest things for pres
|ents yet seen in this part of the
world, New felt and velvet hats
trimmed and untrimmed; the largest
ana handsomest variety of feathers
and wings, fancy velvets, pushes, fur
||capes' indestructible doll heads, nap
|Klns, table cloths and covers, towels
AighanS, the greatest variety of per
iumery ever shown in Idaho City, tot
|le' soaps, face powder, &C., &C., at as
|tOnshingly low prices.