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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
A 1gornnan ,iarnea 70 peath

BETHLEHEM J4u. II -JGhn Osffrey
= top meg OF chs Bathisham lion Con'
nsny'a furnace, wsg dun niEg c Jnl into
fuTnsco this morning, when the g1s
and ilsMes shot ny, hurting him To one
side srs overlapping bim IL ALmes. Hts
S,oiliug was turn off t7 fellow work.
uer, bat he was horribly burned. His
tsnGs faco and nAck were roasted.
after suffering teItihly for seveEsl
LCEEg liz AleG,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

Daring tbo year 1851 tug city un,,!a
pumped | ,9.7 C7z 5os gallons Of "ater
tho water. power pump Iss.ng 100 bio =
1856 galloae, rEa Wofthius tOu pump
37s 573 go and the Co-liss prmp, \,
428, 977, zoo Tho coas per ,0u0 eco gal
IONS waa: Water power, s. "a, Worth
ingtou, &C 80; Corits. tS.0S TIE CT
cess pCmped ever 1856 VAS Us 500, Is
ealloos. The average daily cDns1mp
tion pee capita Is Estimated al e9 81
iorg
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

A p senger train on the Northern
Pacific railroad was derailed by snow
drift, near Graz CiG, Montana, on Tues,
day niga. the entire train running fres
irom tn. 'ssck UPON the prairie, where it
now zFMas, having The road upons trucL
ed Tue engine Ten upon It's side. and
Hugh Monroe and Eric Gustoy sin, "a
fiueer and fireman, were killed. Nc oay
else vas Injured
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

Beaiswin r. Jackson, tie secretary
Of IL Wilmington OIL aud Leather
Company, left THIS city yes.urday for al
extended trip, 30 obtain o,ders for the
pTOtucto Of the company. He has al.
ready Gu'd 500 tons Of the fertilizer to
farmers down the peninsula foE delivery
IN TIE prZln9, and .Sreoto 10 double the
stGunt beiure thas tiMe. The detu and
70. the .satIer md oil lie contin1 slly on
the decrease, while the uews from the
isEcIies saJe that vast nunbsrs OF p0r.
! pLisgs NE. being taken.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

Last Monday morntn1 Nellie Toy u Is
hned 81 aud cgAts by JuiGs Cunmius,
Tor Drunkenness. She paid hoE tine
and was discharged, bat evidently
made up btr Cliud TO continue tbs
spree. sh5 however managed 10 kaeI
oil the stree: unttl isst night, when Ah,
made ter appearance at Third and
Markes streets very dtuuE. OHcei
Hanna escorted her TO tbs hail and I'll!
mornlog tne was lined s. BEa costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
fried 20 Tnnw Dypsm'''

A workman in a blacksml.A R,ci
tbs line Of the new raiirohu :. AID
Illinois, placed two dynamlls., , g.
near the fire to thaw, y5'.Iiling %
exploded, destroy Ing the oun .vd 10
Iuring SIX men, Q. Periein) Az
OestOloGo, severely.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

W. II, Johngon, son Of Samuel John.
son, Of the Dayton Hedge Company, LETT
this city this afternoon. tor trip to
Florida. in order 20 look after his interest
in an Orange Grove in that State. He
proposes to return in the coming spring.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

Thia morning q hn'as ~ =
wagon belonging TO Q lig 400
Wholesale nroeers, 81 VIZ -, 1.
TIE street in.ir0nt OF hai Z, irdI
stcre, No. iOi and 1e6 Eas ,'-arrls
aud caused considerable i1
& resaiEsd It's feet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

Cork, Jan. l1.-A scare has been
caused here by the fact that the police
have been informed Of plot TO wreck the
government buildings All steamers
and trains are watched for suspicious per
sons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

The PCsgy ggi jones Company EaTG
received 81 GIiC- i3E SO large E3ufl.i-
nier paper Liara4es gimlisr % rs one
recently s.. taaaa By tia company. Ths
mBcsj5ab $50 .Sc Gao HuaE-2 EiYgE
Poly ga9laal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
Americans Arrested for noDbery.

PARIS, Jan. IL Five Americana
were asrFaied In this city last evening
for COM sction with the recent robbery
OF Hesmeliu's jeVeiry ttore in the
Boulevard Madeleine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

with tNu-sturv frame house thereon errrt'-s,
tituar.u In the CITY Of %ilmipRtC,a, bounded
aud dr-crih-h IS follows To wit;
Beginning NJ Ill. corner formed by the ter
section OF iUc westerly tiiC Of Scttt street with
The nprtherlN side Of slNteenth street Heure
westerly alongside Of 81 tT4snth tire l,a feet
TO The ,astFrly SD. Of Iaufrf street. ihC rr
.uprthcrly along said n q Of said STR - f.rt
TIA cprncr. thence cIstcrly pA.'l'cl with SlN-
ttentl street ~ iCet 10 the htorCsAi sid ~
scot street, AMI thrl &c thereby tuHthcPtr Is
feet u the pla e. 81 brginllAg, pu thr contents
tatrcuf v hat they may.
seized ana taken In eEcCuti "a a. tho prop
trty o. susan W .Bensai, Aifysiug mortgagor.
JIints l.. Dickinson r.nd Mary, his sifv aud
James l.. ~ hnsoh Rdmlui- Tator Of John II
% ckiHa n, dtcca a, AID Nir.uriue niCaiu-
soa and ill.,, aud a hr 5ell y
'uLES LAMIisOS, sngriu.
{ Shcrih's once. Wilmington, iaHga =, o. lsss,
il4-eld-tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF


Al That certain 10. or pA'eel o. land with
Tue lrhtue LuiGInE thereon erected 81 iuAts
IN the Hundred o. ChTiHtAnR, Cou1tY asose~
stlu' buAAded aud UtEcrihod us follows, /,
Ltshh'nE on the nUrt1Crly side OF FIF.b
street tsI ysud ~ at the distance Of a ~
arttitJ from N ca Hflysii OF NeUb SIR, =
iltn NOR nurly ptrAllBl with Wrhp sir. ~
= Ieel; IN zee Ch4.tr.y psrase- With Finn
tIf y " ~ lhenr suuthtrtF parallel wi,
Ntb9 su'A IS ittt q tue sEil si1pof III ~
i s,s AZ "a nee thereby westerly u faet ia
" - llt'E OF ht Sirnt =, be the cgetcaJs tE.rt-
10 u may Hu l., vol u page lbs. cte
n nhu tsktW W CNecn ion aHihe pfp5 erfy
VI fh Il, MURRAY ami 1. L., aud to - y ID *
+ fAo-fo,. .nlEE LAAb5ON, Sl,trin.
'"ei VI once, " llningt1n January u, ISIS.
ii2-GOdts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

Last utGa; the German Democratic
CiuD, at ~ regular meeting in Tbs Ger.
man 5a.i, eIr reed Lewis G VaaGe.
grif,, Esq. for e iEd Bsaies D.s.i!a.
Attoruey.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

Yesterday MIS-. Patrick Fay, residing
nt No $50 Robinson ltTest, fell on the
10y pavement near her residence and
brOke her wIiit. The fracture WAS re-
GGced by DR.. Cantwell.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

RoMB, Jan. 1.-THE latest sdyices
from Massowah say that 55 600 Abysein
ians are concentrated near Gura. aud that
the route toward GhindA Is Blocked with
trees which have teen hewn along the
road.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
~ UEEga2s,

Tenn 5s.ew pr0nises to 10 o,ssr
with stat!or l-y Temperature. FtidAy
clear to a.lRn.ly cloudy, and rather
warmer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

Rama,k II k9cIaalrs Syrup OF Tar
gives qGicsfat rrittf iTom col 50; pEice
$50. sJ.8 b. %. - DanfoEth, druggist,
Second Aal 3agztr streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
sALg.-BY HISTuE or a
~ urit Of Lev tri GsH'e, 20 mH direo'-
ID will be exposed 10 public sac, A. the Cohri
House, on Market street, brtrecn l-uth ana
Eleventh streets, In the city OF Wilmington
New Casue County, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2srH DAY OF JANUARY. lsts,
Az o'rlock, u m,

rhe following described real Cstate, visi
All those three Ger Alu lUts or parcel Of
LAND, situated IN the city Of MNminFIoh, ht.
state Of Dtla ssrs, ssvsraliy bsundtd and
described rs follows 10 vita
No !. Besiunng II \ poipt or the westerly
81 ir Of Feuth avenue Scs. WilniuEtor.l
al The distance Of 100 iret from thu cgru,r
formed by tae intersection OF NE sou merry
side OF duncan street, with the ~csisrly SIDE
Of seventh avenue, thence Alot said sidt OF
seventh aNtnuc H'uth riy ~ tect 70 r"fhFr,
ihsnce westerly parallel with Duncan stree /.
i0O fee - a curntr, henc9 northorlY parallel
with seventh avenue - feet to another cor
ncr, ard thence pasttrly parallel with Dun
eau street 100 feet 70 The said sc,tcrly tidr e
seventh avenue, and place 81 beginning, he
the contents creof what they may having :
story fran. dwelling hoase thereon sr,eted'
BOOK H., Vol, 10, page 2S, etc.
No. ?. Beginning a. point on the westerly
side OF seventh avenue, ut the dlsiaHe" OF -
feet soHtheli y ron ths soothtrly side OF
westerly parallel win Duncan street, 10 feet
10 STAKE. thcucr sonthcrly parallel Win
seventh avenue IN feet TO a stale, thence
rAstegly pT1l FL with Dunran stree. ~ q, {
TO u STAKE In land on northtrly side ct VIII
miuRton and Mest.rn ltallroah top,t any.
the Aioretaid westerly SIDE Of seventh avenue,
and thenco thereby nUrth"riy ~ feet 70 tht
place OF b ginning, b. the contents thereof
No. 5 Besinulng at a stake In he laud oi
=. -. Duncan nj the distance al 2lG feet
southeriy, at right angle rom The southsfly
| : de 81 ~" titceL nos called DnucAu rect,
and Mt the dlsttucc Of 9 lect westerly At tlghi
ABslos from the IVES erly side OF seyeutn
lasrnue, thence Wcsuriy aud parallel Nll
| ''E'' or Duncan STREET. alou Tine q! land OF
SAD u. Duncan " feet more or lees 10
| stake, thones southcriy tuh parallel VIII
lscyenth avenue, 10 fsett a stake VI laud -
j, In A. Erown, thetco along said bfOsn'
tine, - tCrly and parallel with ~ or Dun
can street, " 'grs more or less u stAAD 10 IN
fence llnCo OF thu Del twa'e western Rah
fOAd, thence along sNld fence line OF the htla
ware Nos'rru Railroad, In North Asirfl
dire Ton PS feet more or less to thc place O
beginning, b. the cuutsu't what they may
sVlzti ans tAkeu "a execution as tie propt
Ity OF Alice Er'wulug, surviving NOR gtgot
And Alice Browning puIniniatrttrtK q
Thomas browning, decca.cd, and {. u, aud
be sold by
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff,
ahsrlu't Once, Wilmington, January Il
1855. 2-cUd q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

the GROWN Princes dug PoB1neo.
BERLIN, Jan. 1.-The family OF tho
Crown Prince IN greatly excited over
the poisoniug by Boms unknogn person
OF the Crown Prlucs'o favorits dog.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

LONDON, Jan. IL The euubost For
roster has stBrtoh for tho Island OF
Lewis with a fnrcs Of mhr.nos TO en-.
doAvor TO Quoll the outbreak amorg the
CrolteTs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

Il 40 - 80 - 49, - -
scarfs, were 81 30. now 81; linen,
Toilet SEES, were S5c., nov 50o linen.
Tray Covers, y era 62s c. now 500 ;uomle |
Aprons, we're &c nov l3c.; muslin.
spl asters were l5;., now loc.i linen.
These goods arc all of
the newest designs this seal
Ison.
Stripe Balnoral Skirts inl
gray and black and red and
lblack-24a yards wide, 42'
inches long-were SI.1o,
lnow 95 cents.
| Stripe and plaid Elder
IDown Flannels for dressing
.Igowns, wrappers and chill
ldren's wear, in a good as
.isortment of colors, are all
do wn from CSC 70 soc.
| AL we have of those fine
Eall wool Lupin's French
Flannala in plaids and stripes
are down from 75c. to soc
Another lot ia dark plaid
! land stripe flannel are down
from SOC. to 35c.
. This is G splendid Offering
in dress fannels and would
{ fully repay any one to an
!, lticipate their wants for trav.
dIeling or for seashore use.
II Muslins and aheetlngs arc
II here in iuii assortment al the
very lowest prices.
A splendid full standard
al heavy and fine bleachec
81 muslin, one yard wide
T. twenty pieces so in this SALE
orItor 10 cents instead OF y.
1I cents. No matter about thu
4, name. Ask for the Special
Il INSTEAD of Wamsutta.
~ We have about twent,
lpieces OF wv amsutt a
lblea 3hed muslin with
III. ii slight imperfeCtion. View
.. aold thousands Of yards of i
49, H. but sell it as Il ISL il
IA: IA stead OF p I'll this o
g muslins in the face Of a pos
n a99 tive advance.
III. We make muslin sheets {
as well SO most ladies can
=, home. Ours are q yard
Re-. !, :. long by 2! yards wide, fl
l,is ished, made Of the be
n Utica shee,ing. Sheets al
sa,sSIplllow cases made any 81
iooi to order.
'A'i Blankets slightly SOLE
and unused from the Clri:
". mas display. You nev
.oa bought them cheaper.
Extra Nil wcol, y 4, s.. row s3.75
Extra all. Ecul, II /, 81 30, now 30
Ezra EI.Rcol, Il /, 81. 90, Low 81
issr
.9s,y With the com m o n,
grades as low as Sl,50 I
pair.
,gs:i' About one hundred cd
noe land ends of table damas
'''' remnants from ! to 5 va
lengths, % cents to 81.
Tar THE counter in the linen d
'f,ioeI partreLt.
In our Underwear d
have p2rtmeat,
~ a. 4 broken lot Of Ladi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

at she REPUBLICAN oaiu2 to-1as n IL.
ehHde
2 O'clock 10 d'a.cc& e i'n!o }
10 % IS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
ON SATURDAY,
THE ssrH DAY VI JANUARY, lsSs,
Gt2 o'cIecs, p. m,


All that certain tract OF land wi b two
Stored b, ick uNelling house thereon ar cted,
situated In the City OF " ilniuPtOn and County
OF New Castle, bounded AMI de. cribCd ls 10 :
lows 10 wit:
beginning At point in the line ofthe southcr
y tlde OF sixth street, It the distance of about
losteet Inches Irom the Intersection of said
southerly side Of sixth street with IA line Of
the eastcrly site Of the New Company Road,
thence suuthpriv and parallel with said New
company hOad 20 fee GA cake. thence east
erly ana parcllCl with sixth street Il tert &
inehes 10 Astkke thence northnrly and para lei
with the said h.w company koAd "a feet to
The tontherlv slide OF SIKH street aforesaid,
and thence therrHy westerly ~ feet mchcs
70 the place OF beginning, be the contents what
they may.
Seized and tasen In eN spHtlsn as the property
or Willard 4, Rode aud tamileN j. hi- wiz.
and Edmund II, Anderson, tcrre tenant, and
to be sold by
GILES JAMESON. Sheriff.
sherir's Otnce, Wilmington, January u,
1883. III eod-tg
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

THE 2srH DAY OF JANUARY. 1856.
ut 2 o'5loek n. n,


All that certain Tot, pi,re or parcel of Land
with Ihter-storgVi hrict dwelling thereon
erected, situated IN the city Of Wilmington,
bounn "a aud described as follows - vat
beginning NJ corner or land now ur form
erie OF Aura IAN hlidcrilCe, on the nOrthwC
side Of Shipley sire 4, thence BY the land north
ID degrees west, passing along the middle oi
an alice "a feet . inches, thence iouth .. de-
grces west tot lnche-. aud no Tn s. de-
gree west - f. Ito a line Of land Of Sanne IL
diller, theura by that line south - degrees
west 20 feet 10 hes To a corner of land now
or late of William u. JCnta, thence by line
of that and south - degrees east "a fset6
inches TO a line o. land now OF lat, OF William
solomon. theme hy that land north q degrees
East FOOT inches. thence south ~ degrees
east "a tett, Hence north 3. degrees foot, and
thence sOuth s. degrees fast 50 feet 10 the
atOresail side Of Shlpley sIr et, tthCsc last
four lines hriug In The middle nf tho brick
Nsllsi aud theuGr by said side Of ShiplrY street
north S2 degrees east ~ ieUt To the place 81 bt-
ginning. be TN came more or ICES
Sein-i anN taken In oN cutlun as the prep
e'tY Of william llcnnassay and tatharlus his
wife and It's, and to be tutd by
GILES JAMESON, sheriff.
sherid's ihec, WILMINGTON. January. u,
1870. Il2-,0d-is
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

GHEMTF's SAI,E.--uY VIRTUE or A
- Whlr Of LtvETt taoias TO me
dnoot4d, Will he exposes 10 pattie Esls,
at the Ocurt House, on natko, street, be-
tween Tenth aud Eleventh streets, IN ths
CITY OF wnmiugson, Rev Castle county,
ON SATURDAY,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

In our Underwear De-
p2rtmeat.
Il broken lot Of Ladies'
White Merino Underwear
in Vests snd pants, % in. to
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

scarfs, were 81 90. now ST. linen,
Toilet SEES, were 65c., nov 5Oo linen.
Tray Covers, v ere 62Is c. now 500. ;momle
Aprons, we're &c nov l3c.; muslin.
spl astsrs, were l5c., now l0c.i linen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
In our basement.

An odd lot of outlining
stuff:-splashers, scaris, toilet
sets, tray covers, aprons,
laundry bags, doylies, at
much reduced prices.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-26
Our young correspondent at Horse
shoe Bend furnishes the following

Our young correspondent at Horse
shoe Bend furnishes the following
items:
We have heen having rain, and
.doodles of It," Things look very
different from what they did month
ago, when everything wes burning
up. The hills are green, gardens
look fine, cattle are fat and sleek,
and the farmers look happy, and as
the little boy said: "You don't look
cross now, papa. It must be the
rain."
Miss Mary Carrigan's school here
has closed. She will remain few
| weeks visiting relatives and friends
before returning to her home in Gar
den valley.
Miss Josie Kohny and Miss Mary
Gibbs have been visiting friends at
the Bend.
| Miss Beehannemer, sister of Mrs
P. M. Bowen, who was here about
three years ago, but returned to heI
home in Ohio, has come back. Ev-
| erybody was glad to see her. Hope
she will make her home in old Idaho
| Mrs. G. F. Stone, of the Bend, ha.
sister and niece from Oregon visit
ing her.
/ Mrs. Wilson Robb was bitten BY
rattlesnake, but by using prcmpt
remedies got along nicely withou
any bad results.
Mr.. Robb and Mr.. Miner have ia
ken their sheep up in the hills, in th'
. edge of the timber, SO they can ge
their dinner where all the ground j
not brown and bare.
Il FRlsK GARRISON.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-26

don't anticipate much trouble with
them this time, for we have proved
to them that they can't get an office
If they do win, and if they do get the
Office they can't draw any pay, and
ii they do finally draw the pay then
we lay the unction to our souls that
we have made it cost the county
more than damned Republican off
cial is worth. Sweet is revenge to
him who truly hates.
With a heart swelling with hope
for my sancti6ed party, | am,
Yours, &C., I'll. C. T.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-26
THE Caldwell Tribune names Ju

THE Caldwell Tribune names Jud
Boyakin as a Democratic candidate
for Delegate in Congress, and calls
for a second to its nomination.
Well, here it is. We second it, al
though we are not on that side OF
the fence. He has worked harder,
and more faithfully and unhinchingly
for great many years, for the Dem
ocracy of Idaho, than any Democrat
that could be named, and is entitled
to the distinction of being its stand
ard bearer. The chances are that
Jud will have a boom and leave
Hawley and Burke in the rear.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-26
OLE

THE finest specimen of silver ore
we have ever seen from any mine OF
Boise county, was brought down last
Saturday from the Washington, by
VIM. Hooton, who is engaged in as
sorting the ore of this mine for ship
ment. Mr.. Hooton said the rock
from which this was Clipped was as
much as he could lift, and all OF the
same character and richness. A
great portion of the metal is IN the
form of ruby silver. This piece o.
ore is almost as heavy as the same
bulk of the pure metal would De
We asked Mr.. H. how 1t blistered
"Blisters." he replied. at don't bliste
At all. Too rich. The metal run'
from it like grease from "a. melte'
candle" The mine is now lookln!
better than ever. The tunnel wa
pushed ahead, and another body o
rich ore struck. Hurrah for tn
Washington!
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-26


THE WoRLD has frequently called
for objections to the bedrock flune
bill, and agreed to publish them
gratis. We desire to see this matter
discussed publicly. The opponents
have no good or reasonable grounds,
and therefore will not come to the
front. To come out and say that
they were feminist a bedrock fume
for the reason that they are "agin
anything that win bring in capital
and build up the country would moi
look very well in print. The more
successful method of getting sigma
lures is to say: slf you can't slgr
this protest for any other reason, put
your name down Just for old friend
ships sake-just to please me-" Ane
it is astonishing to think how man,
men, who haven't thought that ex
tends to the future welfare of thu
county, will do just that thing. On
signer of the protest said: 81 signe'
it Just to get rid of him-didn't wan
to be talked to death" Query: How
many more signed it for that sam
reason?
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-26

IDAHo COUNTY FREE Press. June
18th: Our enterprising fellow citi-
zen, George Schmadeka, has three
new varieties of grass growing on his
ranch which he imported from Ore
gon, and which thrive admirably on
Camas Prairie. One of them is the
''French rye grass" variety which
natures very early and makes an ex-
cellent early feed. Two weeks since
this grass was breast high. Another
Is an orchard grass which he declares
to be far ahead of timothy, both in
yield and nutritious qualities. The
third is "skeeter grass" which Is
grown extensively in Oregon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-26

]. w. REEL is preparing to add to
the beauty and value of his already
comfortable home on East Hill. Mr..
Reel set out shade and fruit trees in
his front yard few years ago, and
has recently taken In considerable
more ground by constructing new
fence further down the hill. The
extra area was taken in for an Or
chard, and the location is good one;
being on the west side of the hill
where old Sol cannot cast his warm
elances on it until late in the morn
ing, after the icy breath Of Jack
Frost has disappeared. 1t is moi
frost alone, so much as frost and ths
rays of the sun combined that causes
blight.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-26

CHARLEY SEEKINs went up to
Banner yesterday to take his old po-
sition at the roasters. Ed. w. Barry,
the company's assayer, and Ihos.
Fault, one of the company's expert
miners, went up yesterday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-26

THE Boise City Republican has been
transplanted at Nampa, to grow up with
that promising young town. 1t now sails
under the name of "Nampa rogress.
Not much of change in name, Republl
can and Progress being synonymous
We wish Uncle Daniel" great success II
his new field.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-26
JupsE HART last Thursday fxec

JUDGE HART last Thursday fixed
the fine of Jim Abbott, for assaulting
S. Chamberlain, at $40 and costs.
The costs amounted to s11. Abbott
is stopping at Hotel de Havird, where
he will remain until the debt is liqui-
dated, and the demands of the statute
that says, thou shalt not commit as
sault and battery, are satisfied.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-26
PLAoERvLLE, June 26, 'SS.
Irppv Du1 of Souaw creek, wa,

JERRY Dill, of Squaw creek, was
in town few days ago with new po-
tatoes, etc. Jerry informs us that
John Ireton was kicked by horse,
at Hawkins toll-gate, last Friday
He was kicked in the face, and also
on the chest. Jerry passed along
soon after the accident, and it was
not known then whether or not he
was dangerously hurt. The kick in
the face was not very severe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-26

A SAW log rolled over a man at
Hiatt's saw mill, near Placerville, the
other day. He was badly bruised,
but no bones were broken. His In
juries may prove fatal. The mans
name, as near as we can learn, Is
Hendershot.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-26

J, B. EMERY has just opened full
stock of new and fresh drugs, and
will offer them at Boise City prices,
and medicine chests-s2.50 per chest.
No man or family should be without
49,