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JOHN ALEXANDER,
CONGAREE
IRON WORKS,
Columbia. S. Q.
Agnt for
OIL HAPMA
PERPETUAL EVAPORATOR

u,uEsE WORKS WERE ESTABLISHED in
| 1S17 by Messrs. Geo. Sinclair and James An.
derson and purchased by me In the year $500, anu
frnnn that time till carried on successfully Df
myself My friends and customers will bear witness
Of the large and stupendous Jobs executed by me- 1t
Was at INV works where the largest and almost only
inh of its class ever executed In this city was done
viz: the making Of the pipes for the CITY @ wafer
works in the year 1858. In the branch OF BILL
FOUNDING, can say that have made the m largest i
bells ever cast In the state sucn as tue pe ioF '
CITY Hall in Columbia ,,,-,
Nv stock of patterns for ARCHITECTURAL
WOI,K COLUMNS for Store fronts, Is large ana
varlous. and in RAILINGS for Balconies, Gardens
and Cemeteries have the largest variety ana most
modern patterns; many OF these mes are Pa'en'ea I'LL"
In the machine line can furnish my patrons Win
STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS Of any size and
Jeserintion, My CIRCULAR SAW MILLS have
carried off the prize at every State Fair held IN ts
city and in their construction nave taken Pas W
combine simplicity with the most usefu! modern I'M
movements and may aatter myself that my ClkCO-
LAR SAW MILLS nnd favor with every sawyer VINO
understands his business.
The MANY orders ON steadily receiving for SU'
GAR CANE MILLS prove that the pn6'ic apPreec,a1Se
ING fpe S'foS for HORSE POWERS GIN WHEELS, GRIsT
MILLS and other MACHINERY. n,
| have the manufacturing right Of many PATEN 10 .
| such rs castings for ROCK COTTON AND n Ia
PRESS and three or four different FEED CulIhs
and other implements.
| I will be pleased to send my circulars TO any npPn
cant together with price list estimate ay pflces
ore moderate, and assure the public TINT they ert
ow6r than those Of Northern manufactures, and ina
INV work will compare favoraby with that 0i any otn
er maker. Address
John Alexander,
CoNGAREE IRON WORKS. Columbia, S. G.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

' We are authorized to announce j. FuLLEk
LYON, Esq, as q candidate for reelection 10
the Office OF Probate Judge at the coming elec-
lion, subject TO the action Of the Democratic
primaries,
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Undertaking.

r NOW offer to the public one Of the largest
| and most varied stocks of BUNlAL goouss
in Inner Carolina. With an experience OF
over rrn len years have and will carry constant
iv on hand a carefully selected stock OF rom
firty to one hundred BURIAAL GAsETS A. g. aGa af
S1iT InIIrSTION ROSEWOOD and cheaper
rradc Cotfins. HEARsE furnished on appli-
cation.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-11

FO!. CONGRESS.

The friends of Judge J. s. COTERAN an
nounce him as a candidate for Congress from
the Third Congressional District, snbJect 10
the action of the Democratic primary or con-
ycnlion, whichever plan may bc adopted.
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FOR THE STATE SENATE.

The many friends of Gen. kohEkl w.
HEMPHILL announce him as c'ihu'""'e
Tor the State Senate, from AboeNi'ie county >
subject to the action of the Democratic pfl-
maries.
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Black silk parasols. with white, black, blue
and garnet lining. w. +. Eel. 3-26
Ton spring parasol. This is 4 beautiful rar-
aso with Spanish lace. ". j.. Bell. -"
Pcmcn1hrr Mrs Mary Ta%gart warrants cv-
crv dress to fl or no pay. Vim. r.. Bell.
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FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

We are authorized to announce Captain T..
COWAN as a candidate for County school
Commissioner.
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CARR|AGD SHOP,
GREENWOOD. S. C.

HE UNDERSIGNED is now prepared to
do ali kinds of repairing with neatness anu
dispatch. New work made to order on snort
notice.
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Attention, Ladies.

yEyHEN you are invited to ride In buggy
w to Due West or anywhere else, sec that
Your relative or friend has got one OF those
nice Linen Lap Robes from the subscriber.
1t may save you nice dress. -,,l,1,.,
April :, 1856, If IHOS. BEN19.
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Sherif's Sale.

Monroe Bros IL Co. and others VS.. John y.
Muorc-Sundry Executions.
ny virtue Of sundry executions 10 me direct
Is cd in the above stated case, VIII sell I"
The highest bidder, at public auction. within
thc lcSal hours %: sale. ut AbhcNille 4. II; on
Monday, the 9th day OF Septemb Der, lSS6, all me
1hn Cnliowin. described properly, To wit: Al;
thnt trac; or parcel Of land, situate. lying anu
heing in the County of Abbcv!lle, Stale oi
south Carolina, containing
TWENTY-FIVE C22) ACRES,
,,,oro or less, bounded by lands Of j. +. Phil
iimS Iuthcr kinard. Mrs. Shcrard ana others.
.fsn ali the interest of the SAID Johh ~:
Ninm,,. (being onethirO IN Il tract or P;'Icel ni
land in lhe County and State aforesaid, con-
taiuin9 .oo> o,re
TWO HUNDRED (2Oo) ACRES,
,,,or. mr. less. bounded by lands OF pr " J."
anderson, James Seal and ;. d. Mi'rsH'i''
Also. o ,,.ro,x,
one nJoT OF LAND, and the TWO-STORl
BRICK STORE BUILDING
thereon, on Cambridge street, in the lnWn M %
Ninrly-S:ix, and lately occupied oy III H., ~
1lonre as Il general store. Also. an tne iutGs t1
eSt Of Ihc said JOHN A. Moore being ohc-lai) }
IN \ LOT. and the STORE BUILDING
Thereon, on Cambridge street, i'll the town OF
SInr,y-s:iy and nov occupied as drug store.
! 1nvirG on and to hc sold rs the property oi
1nbn A Moore TO satisfy the aforesaid eXccu-
lions and costs TER MS-CASH.
j. +. G. DuFltt, 5. y. {.
August l. l6SG, If
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IN OUR new QUARTERS !!
]. D. CHALMERS & CO.'S
IIRlIIIRI STORE
Now in Center Store OF New
Hotel, Convenient and
Easy Of Access.

oITR stock Is full of handsome furniture
and our prices at all times as low as the
/ d, CHALMERS & CO.
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THE FRALEY
QUILTING FRAME.

rN,HE ONLY THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL
invention for making QUILTS ana CUM
FORTABI,ES on the Sewing Machine:
Works equally well on all the different
makes of machines, and does all manner OF
quilting. o, ror4o-
Only takes two hours to make comlor a.
blo and three TO four hours to make quilt
Viii make Quilts and Comfortablcs Of any
size. With this QUILTING FRAME, quilt
ing is done with less effort on the part oi the
range of the Sewing Machine. 1t works like
a clarn,. Examine IT., and see for yourself.
No Family Sewing Machine is complete with.
out this attachment: o>- ..
Jan. q, 1856. If
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HANDSOME WALNUT SIDEBOARDS At
n S2G to $40. Walnut Bureaus, Sl2 TO slS.
Imitation Walnut Bureaus, pretty Styles, W
prices from 81 20 So. - m
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CPRING BEDS. The Woven Wire Mattress
~ ]. D. CHALMERS & co.
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cPLENDID SOFAS, at the lowest prices.
~ ]. d. CHALMERS q CO.
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TALL, STANDS, Hat Rac cks, What Nots;;
n brackets, Picture Frames, all useful anu
necessary to make your homes attractive.
j. D. CHALMERS T. co.
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pTCTIJRE FRAMES, all sizes and styles,
made to order. a large assortment OF de-
s's's " o'0'' ]. D. CHALMERS & co.
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lust to had this week, q pretty lot Of on
=" J. D. CHALMERS & co.
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y1TE have in stock q few Bed and Single
w Lounges, something every iamiiy sHoI'iu H6
have. j. ~. Cf1ALhclro ~ W.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

General Butler, whose legal scumen
is admitted, takes the position that
under the Tenure of Office Act the
President has no right to remove any
body, and cannot remove single
officer. He holds that the President
may suspend an officer at his discre-
ton, and so long as he does not put
that officer before the Senate to hav g
the Senate remove him, the Senate
has no right to inquire why the Presi-
dent suspended him. But the moment
the question of suspension comes be-
fore the Senate the rights of the SEN
ate are to be considered. Ii the
President fails to take the suspension
before the Senate by appointing a
successor, when the session ends the
suspension ceases, and the suspended
officer takes his place again. But
more than this, the General holds that
the power of removal under the Ten
ure of Office Act is only in the Senate;
that is, that the acquiesence OF the
Senate is essential. But he holds the
Act to be unconstitutional, and gives
his reasons.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02


y lycoTTIsa The adyocates 81
boycott'ng have recently been read
ing up IN history SO as to End prece-
dents, for their action. The word
boycott comes from Ireland and Is =
late invention SO far as the mere word
itself j. concerned. A Captain Boy
colt displeased the people III Ireland
only few years ago, and mono 81
them would have a.vt..ing whatever
to do with him. Hence the word
sshoycott. : The manner Of the thing,
however, is much older. The South.
Sea Islanders had regular boycote
custom, but it was called sstabu" or
sstaboo-" The tsbooed man or thing
in these islands was let entirely alone.
The taboo or boycott is simply curse
(anathema) on person or thing. In
American history boycotting was tho
thing at one time. just before the
revolution broke out, and when the
Stamp Act was in force, the people Or
the American colonies resorted to
boycotting English goods. The tea
in Boston harhor was boycottsd over
board the ships because the consumers
of tea in America were taxed whom.
they had no representation in tho,
Legislative body that levied the "a xea.
In fact boycotting is sort Of human.
nature business, and ac.s OF the kind,
run all through human history. The.
human nature that causes men to re-.
sort to boycotting may be wicked
and unregenerate article Of human
nature, but it is there and fact all
the same.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02


THE following letter, from Dele
gate HALEY to Hon J. w. Poe, we
take from the Lewiston Teller:
THANK you kindly for your express
ions of faith in me as public servant.
When | pledged myself before the
people in Lewiston to stand by the
annexation resolution in the demo-
cratic platform, | meant every word
| said. | am glad to know that you
who knew me best, had faith in what
| said. l have kept my pledges so
far and there is but one thing that
will stop me from dong all in my
power to have the Senate pass the All
nexation bill, and that is if the peo-
pie of that portion OF the territory to
be annexed should send protests
against it, signed by large majority
of the residents of that portion of the
territory. In that case, and not other
wise, l might feel inclined not to try
to press the passage of the bill, other
wise, l shall try hard to get the bill
passed at this session of congress. l
persume there is no danger of a ma
jority of the people up there protest
ing against what they have been clam
oring for for twenty years. shall
obey the instructions in the platform
unless the people of the north protest
very strongly against it over their own
signatures. Proceedings of little meet
lings don't count in this matter.
will listen to what majority OF the
people there will say over their own
signatures, but to nothing less except
to adhere strictly to the platform and
to my former pledges. With kind
regards, | am
| Yours Truly,
JOHN HALEY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02
GALL who dance and play cards
JUIS 1 iUI,
JOHN HALEY.

GALL who dance and play cards
and are not regenerated-born again
will 90 to hell" We have heard
this preached from the pulpit, and the
man who proclaimed it has explained
that he "meant only Church MEM
bers"-that he would not mention
such small sins as these, committed
bv the unconverted that it was only
as drop IN the buckle. to their SINS,
and all those unconverted persons, II
not regenerated, will go to hell, wheth-
err or not they dance and play cards,
according to this expounder OF the
gospel. Therefore, ALI VINO dance
and play cards will so to hell.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

DEMOCRAT: H. Dickman, living
eight miles below town, had three
wear old son fatally scalded on Satur-
day last. His mother had just placed
tub of boiling water on the floor
preparatory to scrubbing, when the
boy, toddling along, fell backwards
into it. The poor little fellow linger-
ed in horrible agony until death re-
lieved him on the afternoon OF the
following day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

SNsosHoNx JsUsxAL: Sh.shoc. Is.
been sflleseds By iii i md de.,I 4. !.
and msrehsnts Are tAikinx|oi o4r.n.
ling ii order u project the,n.si ~.
by making out black list. b. a.
DinRley, Assistant Prosecuting Al.
torney, skipped last week owing near
y everybody, and the day before col
lected large sum for different par
ties and leit for Portland, without
paying over . cent 10 his clients. HI
hes since ~Fitten toseyerd parties he
mad swsndled asking them to send
him small balance to pay him for
making the collection. He his ru,, ]
regular cost mill il prosecuting labor
ing men and railroad employees il, or
der TO get large fees out Of the coun.
~. Tar and feathers would be rood
enough for him, and the press should
pass him around as fraud, and q
model reformer. It is claimed by
many that district Attorney Ru;cL
should be held responsible for his 40
lpointment IS he received one half q
the county fees which Dingley ..pro,
noted "A. T.. Anderson rs he
gun to run the new placer M ne abov.
Sfoshone Falls, and a company o
eight Albion men are working below
Twin Falls in the canyon, and expec
to trnnel througa lava point in or
der to fiume the water from the falls
This is very rich pay dirt here.
Judge Frank Miller has the founda
ton laid for brick veneered resi-
dence ON Greenwood street, nortI
side. y. Rev. j. Mexican has been i
ketchum the past week assisting Rev
il. w. Maxwell in revival meetings
-. The Pride of Idaho mine, ol
East Fork, is looking better than eve
before, and ore shipments to the Phil
adelphia Smelters, at Ketchum, ar
made regularly. The vein IS of GOO
size.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoffice at Idaho. City
on the 3lst day of M'ch which, if NOT TAX
en- out in 80 days, will be sent to the dead
letter office:
Thomas B. Brownsord, NJ. @. Conner,
Ed. Hopkins, LAID Agent, Frank Myer,
DR.. T, Mitchell, Miss Celia NicksQn,
John Tregloun, D. c. Wright.
Persons calling fer any of the above
l.tters will please say 'adxertised.a
s. C. SILSBY. P. NJ
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

1t has been ascertained' thai tho,
great Jumbo was still child, the
bones being still cartilaginous in parts,
and the public will never know how
he might have lookedIif he had attain
ed his growth.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

THIS will be about the shortest
placer mining season ever known in
the Basin, IRON present appearances.
The snow is fast disappearing from
the MOUNTAINS, and work has not yet
commenced.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

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tl's tslllny MI. ild Is &
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I, = no"' 'onn
a '.as 'so''ssa : 'rlter Y
monstrance against the an.,exat;.. e
the Panhandle tow xh;ng,a,, j |. j, j
that the remonstrance would 81 la;,l
before the Senate cona,i,tee nn,i ,be
subject reconsidered. The Rev.
McKean aud Rev. Maxwell of H.. AZ
E. Church paid the keystone Vii,
Thursday Wa nres,,,n. i w.s =, =.
half of the good work. as thu. cdita,
had not attended any Of the r+yiyals
and could be assaiIed with the rospej
on.y in his own quarters. We recon-.
mended the devil "a y pretty good
subject for the improyen,ent 81 the;,
linductive force. hut world Iaa u, stak, d
our last bit On the devil. We have
heard Of much that IS miraculous i,
the power Of man. and when the,
commence on that devil We shall lool
on with great curiosity.
:, : 'po'a.o" ee'
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

J. NJ. RICE, immigration agent at
Omaha, submits to- the bachelors Of
Idaho proposition to send out wives
for them at the rate Of Is = piece.
Will some friend be kind enough to
lend us "a v?
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

u
ohANGs has recently been made
!, the arrival and departure of the
a,'ooity and Banner mails. 1t was
~. 1e on the strength of recommend
Nv" oy Postmaster Silsby, of this
p'ce' and Postmaster Goodliffe, of
M "'er' to the Postmaster General
4. mails now go to Banner on Tues
ana Saturdays; the Banner mails
Hs ' IN on Mondays and Fridays.
a. !, the mails have gone out
!. sundays and back Tuesdays, and
n asaln on Frioa,s from here, and
~, ~ Saturdays. The change is a
m.. 0'e and the action of said post
So e's IN having tho change made is
pl,ss a0ned by the people of beth
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

HANK TnoaPs \. Of Csnterville,
came over Wednesday, to see old
friends. Hank says Centerville has
organized new society The An
Gent anil Honorable Cranks. Hank
is Chairman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

G Cd ore has been struck in the
Storm King mine, in Lewis gulch,
aud owned by Jas. McCurdy, H. e.
Thompson, Isidor Smith and George
Cartwright. They are now putting
, up raise.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

i b. ExERY has corn which he
sells Ut twenty-five cents per csn.
We have tried it and can say that It
Is good. ss N
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

CHARLEY BLALocK, Of the logging
camp, at Garden valley, called OIL the
v. RID yesterday He says they
1--we cut eight Or ten thousand logs
the past winter for Ridenbaugh.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

BuszrM 3 Go. expect p commence
vork To- lnerrow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

] M ~ 80 = y ~ - 'eoo
En-. WoNr.n: The public school ofI
this plxca Glazed 81, last Fr;;.Isx bsS!!
2(Ish, after ) te5iis 81 Il nss } MI /
def tle c.fc IL nm. GuS y Oiytr3 \. nn. +
sIer whose carol II asls1 ii5;idst (io ;i1; ~
atructiou 81 rSplls have NJ Z. such
asl&ancegnsn 4 ~ Is deserve |pee 5thana
, plariD3 notice. Ihc n Rlfno6n III |
tl)6 hi DIV .wxs s3cc,lr,ietl III tsscher
aSsd tie friends ~ ite pupils mi
N u ssiliin6 III children in |
stndje Of tht X DIM, avSd tbey
|acd jffss< themselves 50 well thst III
wrre efeeslIy SURPRISED 1t Tie prog
ress they had made ii, their studies.
I'M The evening IN entertainment was
given in Vesey's Hall by The pdpils,.
at which some Beautiful rec,tations
we're delivered that would have re-
flected credit on more advanced
scholars. ] he entertainments COM
menced by an INTRODUCTION by The
tttacher. followed l,y organ music hv
Miss Harrine ton, assisted il the sing
ing by Miss Maggie McGuinness and
DIR. Rothwell and Mr.. Fail. After
the singing the Junior class recited III
turn: The Charge Of the Light Bri-
gade, " in concert by the Fifth Read
Ter class; sarhe Smack in School,"
Miss Lizzie Cathcart; Little Words
in Kindness, Bella Caihcakt; 1.-THE
Captains Daughter Henrietta Cath
cart: THE Moneyless Man. Martin
Cathcart; supposed Speech Of John
/ Adams, Ed Stcckles; On the Banks
Iof the Tennessee" Agnes Hally;
1Speech Against the American War"
Henry Ashcroft; "America's Obliga-
ton to England" Willie Cathcart;
ssThe Curfew Bell" Edna Ashcroft;
l"The Seminole's Reply johnny Ash
croft; ssSheridan's Ride, Vim. Roth
well; ss1ne Battle Of Life Mat.
Rothweli; "The Cld Mans Trip to
Frisco" Albert kohny; "kccping
I His Word," Eva Clouder; Barbara
Fretchie," Annie Clouder; "Work
While You Work." Mary Gribb,n;
l"China Courtship," Napina Hanlon;
"Onlv Little Grave" Josie McDev-
lit; "Marv's William Goat" John
McDevitt; ga Piece of Her Mind, y
las. McDcvi.t; "The Robin" Almy
McDevitt; "Daughters, Don't Let
Mother do it, Mary McDevitt; 'Let-
J ting the Old Cat DE-" Tom Myer;
"The Angels Whisper" Mabel N.Y.
or; Waste Not Want Not, Walter
5 Clouder. The closing piece, entitled
"Ihe Battle OF Hohen Linden, was
. rendered IN concert oy the fourtf
Header Class IN style that was high'
III
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

LIB. EMERY has just received !
,ev lot Of buckskin gloves.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

IHE WoRLD acknowledges calls
from Hank Thompson, Henry Berry
ana John l.amberton, citizens of Cen
'e'v'lle. Mr.. Berry is the young man
VINO was struck by lightning at Center
''''e last summer. Mr.. Berry had
narrow escapes before this, at one
aMe being whizzed from the summit
y high bucking mule, and narrow
!! escaped a whiz into the beautiful
veyond. But when he was struck by
'sh'nlng he made a miraculous es-
s'pe' 1t was thought for sometime
''a' he would not pull through, but
as old. Henry may well believe that
a' was not made to die an accidental
death.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-02

K. WILSON, hunter and trapper,
and who followed hunting last fall,
met with heavy loss = short time
sgo. He has been trapping all win
ter on Mlnnehaha creek, about twelve
miles below this place, and had about
ss00 worth of furs fox and beaver.
dis cabin was destroyed by fire, and
all his furs, provisions, saddles, cloth
ing and blankets were burned.
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Mountain Home, on the Oregon
Short Line railroad, is looming up, and
will soon be place Of considerable
Importance. 1t has several business
houses, saloons, blacksmith shop,
and . good hotel that will accommodate
lOo guests. = Silver City Avalanche.
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s,.,i,aY 4 5ss1l -itiss.

Mn. and Mrs. Ed, Folmer arrived
Wednesday.