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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-11-17
Nonresident Notice.

In Cbancery at McMinnville, Tennessee.
Henry Talcott VS.. Peter d. Critzer and
others.
TN this cause, it appearing to the satisfac-
L ton of the Clerk and Master from com.
pldinant's bill, which is sworn to, that de-
PENDANTS Peter D. Critzer, Matilda ]. Critzer,
Edwin D. Knapp, Albert L. Talcott, and
Lizzie B. TalcOtt, are non.residents of the
State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served on them. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four consecutive weeks in the SOUTHERN
STANDARD, a newspaper published in Nc
Minnville, Tenn, requiring said defendants
to appear before the Chancery Court to be
holden at the Courthouse in McMinnville,
Tenn, on the Second Monday in November
next, then and there to plead, answer or de-
muir compliments bill or same will be taken
for confessed as to them and the cause set
for hearing ex parte.
This Oct Is, 1888.
j. c. BILEs, C. & NJ.
T. c. Lind & Talcott Bros, SOILS.
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9ases,We 'misfeiteu.
S.nIamb

sY u u
- Sn Oil gitD ir YenniDlualIer
f9lug bet 8liB in Elm &eieruoir, tue'l
DIES 10000 Sonnen 8etroleum entz
bielt unb itedte biele 9eI WtafIe in
8ranb. yfo6 Elm anberer Tank"
tuur6e bonn Geuer ersri5fen, 10 baB i'm
@anaen fiir. etwa $4,000 petroleum
berbrannte. p
- Sn Der Ndbe Der Statton ssouns
tain an ber Santa Sc Babn, i'm State
Colorado, itieBen 5tuei 3tge Sujammen
unb gertetben in graisb. 3pei Cars
bes einen 3uses entbielten G9ieBs
gulDer, mel@es erplobirte um6 ben
8abnbof D6llig 5eritbrte. Drei perios
men puroen bel bieier G9iafiropbeeios
fort get6btet uno Is i9tpsr pertpifDet.
Nustanh.
- Gaiier Sriebri9 bat aum er1ten
Nfale felt ber &rifs beg borigen' Weos
mats Die Uniform anlegen unb li9 obne
6iilfe in fein 9lr5eits= 3immer begeben
f6nnen. ct berbra@te cine before
9fa6t als felt LANCER 3ett unb fiiblt f9
in Golge beiien febr gefrdftist.
- Wie Der Wienei: rpoHtii9en
&orreipOnbens" aus &pm mitsetbeilt
tpirb, baben bic irif@en Bif@6fe benz
Watitan niitgetbeiit, bat, fie iib ben
Torberungen besl betpuBien pdpitli6en
Secretes bebiugungslos lntermerfen.
= Oie 8afis, auf tueI@er Der 6treit
atpif6en ben Ser. Staaten &oniuI
9etpis in Sanser unb benz Sultan bon
Marofto beigelegt tpurbe, mar bic fols
genbe: 2etpis Sugfeine Nniprii6e auf
eine @elb >gatfddbiguns fiir feline tpibers
re9tlib in 9aft genDrnmenen G9ubbes
fobleneu. suriid unb ber Sultan lieB bas
fur tti9t nur bic 8efangenen fret, fons
bern bat ben GoniIl tuegen bes nMBs
perltGnDnif1es" nm gntf6ulbigung,
= Wie aus &iO be Saneiro mitges
tbeiIt spirb, bat iebt aud Der brafilianis
i6e Senat bic 8in aur Mbi@affung ber
Stlabcrei angenpmmen, na9bem bies
felbe bereits in bosiger MD9e bon benz
&epr6Ientantenbauie angenpntmen tpprs
ben mar. Ser Gailer Dom pebro ltegt
in Mailanb I'M b0llig bpffnungsloIem
3uftanbe banieber. st 1T pDlIig ges
Idbmt unb elm 8laienleiben beruriadt
ibm uaertrdgli9e Qualen.
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in Nuseni6ein genDmmen tperben, al.
lein bic NnF9t oes gatienten CAB
i6lieBli@ ben Gusf@lag fiir Die 6einss
febr.
9lls bic @ren3e bon &nrnes unb Ges
tpitt @ountp iiberf@ritteat mar, sbatten
mir tpieber ben @arten Dpn GiibmeHs
teras Dor uns, tuer's ti@t alaubt, iibers
5euge fi9 felbf.
n's gibt nur a Gaiierifabt, 3 gibt
nur a gDien!" iagt Der OeHerrei9er,
i6 aber fage: p@s gibt nur eifn De=
tpitt gountp!"
Do@ ieBt, mein tpertber 2eisr, muB
i@ i9lieben, Der &aum 1T tpobl fbon
lanJe iiberi9ritten. Sas NOR bic Heife
i'm Gluge our1 bic bier Counties !:
9etpitt, 2arnes, 8ilfon rnt' Berar.
%. Srautmein.
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Elm 0ater befIer fiir leiner SCOOTER pdbs
Ien2 llnb babel f6ien tie ibm feiues'
tpegs abgeneigt. Sic lieB f6 feline
Sulbigungen sefalen un6 5ei6nete i'm
bor ibrett nnberen 8emerbern aus. Sa
fonmt pl6bli9 ein Wfaler in me;n
6aus, betb6rt lie NIT ieinen Geoensars
ten, fie berliebt fib in i'm -
eStl einen Maler2
QDarum ni1ts 6alten Sic mid fir
feinen Barbaret, liebes Grdulein. Sd
Iiebe Die Runit, ib fbdbe bic &iinfler
- aber Grid YFug's So6ter TT nibt
fiir einen Mnfdnger ba. Wenn elm gros
Der, elm tueltberiibntter Riinfler, ber
auf eisenen GiiBen ftebt unb ni@t mel.
ttes @elDes bebarf, I'm in Der Welt forts
3utominen, um Mbelbeib geporben bdtte
= gepiB, 10 f9tper mir meine 3uitim'
jnung getporben, benn id) babe nun
einmaI cine G9mddbe fit ben @rafen
8ergbauien unb fam mir feinen trefflts
6erert G6mieseriobn als i'm 6enfen =
id) bdtte ibr meinen @egen gegeben,
tuenn fie einen iol9en Mann ibm bots
geacgen. MIein @iner, Der nod gar
ni1ts If, nod gar mi9ts bot, Der all'
ieinen &ubm unb iein bis6en Slid
mir ber6anft = bas 1T 3u Diel! Gin
Menf9, Der mir babur@ rneine Gaffs
freunbidoft beimaablt, baB ct meine
So1ter betbbrt unb ben Grieben meines
9auies serit6rt?
Sir sSulia tparen feline Worte eben
10 piele Sropfen Baliam auf bic brens
1enoe Munbe ibres 9eraens. Wie fie
iber Cigars &unit unb Salient ba6te,
fam bier ni9t In Gripdgung. 6atte ct
/ bod in elmer Melt sldnaen Dolien, mo-
nur Der G1ein gilt; es geI9ab ibm
re@I tpenn Ct auf Der Usage, bic ibr
iibli6 mar, au lei@t befunben tpuroe.
Sd erIaube mir fein lIrtbeil iiber
GerbdItniife, bic mir 10 fremb iinb.
iagte fie NIT nie6ergei9lagenen Nugen,
ba Die Iange pauie, bic 9err Grid
pHug tta1te, ibr anbeutete, oaB er ibre
Gnttpprt ertparte. Nber i'd follte nleis
men, baB es Sbrer Grdulein SO9ter
peinIiG iein mhHe, einen 2ieblingss
ipuni1 ibres 0aters au bur9treu5en,
unb baB es ttur ernitlider 8orfelun=
gen bebirfe, ibren Ginn au tpanbeln.
Dab i9 Sic ribtig berifanben, 10 fennt
fie ienen Maler nod ni6t lange, tltls
m6gli1 fann ibre Neigung tief unb lei'
6enf6aftli6 iein, piellei@t 1T es nur
bic 2aune zines jungett, unbef4dftigs
ten, romantif6 geiiimmten @tdb6enz
ber3etis.
I'D. Iiebes Srdulein, MbelbeiS iit
fsin Ginb mebr. &omantiid, iibers
fpannt - bas mar fie INNER, unb 3is
glei9 bortnGfig uno irobig. uniere iun'
gen Mdb9eu lernen uno lefen 5u piel,
fie tperbem bor Der 3eit reif In ibrem
Senfen unb 6iibien. Sold elm reis
DIES Ding bat nit breillnb3tpan3ig Sab
rem Die babe Welt geieben iitlb mebr
Bersnlgen genofen, als ibre Mutter In
ibrem gansen 2eoen. gtun min ber pers
tD6bnten 3unge ni9ts mebr f6meden.
Oas III bic 2ebrIeite bes &ei1tbums.
Ob 2aune, oh 2eibeni9oft = Mbelheib
i6w6rt, 6aB iie iiiemals bon ibrer 9iei.
gung laHen tper6e. Meine grmobnuns
gen, Bitten, Drobungen baben ni9ts
gefru6tet = fie baben ttur Sel in's
Geuer segoien.
(Gortiefnns fcIst.)
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,sfecfric Bttters.

DieIes Seilmiitel 1T io pObIbetannt unb 70
popular aenoroen, bab eS faum nod beiOnoerer
grpdbnnng bsbarf. Alle, bic es iemaIs &C..
brau9ten, ltimmen nit elm in iein Cob. Cine
reinere Mieoiein siebt es nidt, iinb es ipirb Ga.
rantie aeIeiitd, ba6 iie aaes leiHet, mas mon
bon ibr berfpridt. electric 8itters beilt ale
aeiosn ber seber unb Der glisren, es entfsrnt
iyoissn unreinsn 8iufss. 81 tssibt Oas @ia.
laria. iSieber aus benz Shiten,, beust bem1elben
bor nnO beiIt Is felbff in ben 6artnddislten
Gallsn. g surirt sfopti9msrsen, glutaaOraas
mad bem Ropfe unb Misrane. gerfn9e bas
electric Bitiers SeiIuns pisS sarantirt, Obsr
bas @elb suridsesabIt. YreiS per GlafGe so
Gents un6 81 in Der apotbete bon u. Dreib
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rall yettats. !,
q . ma n BON aarl ssrenseI.
Eortfetuna.l

[sortfetunsl
Den G9reden, ben ibnt lire @96ns
beit ein16bte, nlilberten lire Nertraus
li9teit uno bic gut gefpielte 1ntertpiirfigs
teit, nit ber fie ibm entgegen fam.
69Dn nod tpenigen Nsinuten fliblte
iiG 9err Grid Yfug gon3 In. ieiuen
6elbfbeuuBtieil. 9tieniaIs bate Inn
feline So9ter nit FOLDER Mufmertianfeit
5ugeb6rt, fi6 70 I'm feim WpbIbefinben
bemiibt, tuie 0ies iinge Jrauensimmer,
oas minbeiiens ebenfo thug unb obne
Wiberrebe bieI fdb6uer als NbeIbeib
mar.
sic bertpbbnen mid, rtein Iiebes
6rduleinl fagte er nit ienem 5trduben
gegen ibre 6reiinbIi9tei., 6as beffer aIs
DQnteswDrte ieiH 8ergun9ett ausbrhdte.
@s ipirb mir i6iper tDer6en, mid bon
bier los5ureiBen unb In iilein eitiaines
9ous aurdd5utebren.
Sbr einjames 6aus2 Sn Der groBen
6auptRobt, BET Siren Defannti9aftenl
9tit Sbrer 6rdulein 3o9ter sic
fber3eir. 9err pflug.
M9t bod, es TIT mlein grnif. Das
Mlter III einiam. Warum iluB mir
nieine gut, Jrau Dot ber 3eit iterbenl
Cine S06ter bat anbere @ebanfen i'm
Slim, aIs 6as 8ebagen ibres Naters.
Sii irl @runb nlr natHrIiG5, aber
ni9terfreuIi@, weuu man bic grfabruns
mamt.
ga, Iadte Sulia I'm. bur6 lire
9eiterfeit ibre p6lige unbefangens
belt uub unniHenbeit In Be3ug in auf
aIe 8erbdItnife bes Bflug' 'iDen Sauies'
OQrsutbun, bas iff Fdrter als Niles In Der
@eIt, ulb Tie legte bic 6anb on bas
9er5. WeuH abeHJbrer Grdulein So6s
ter Sbneit eitten Niann tpie sic i'm
luiini1eIl = -
Das iit's ia eben! unterbra@ er fie.
Bin fein aarr, ber fitb bariibcr nun.
bert, baB bic Md69en beiratben iuols
len. Wdre mir ni1t angenebn, cine
dIilide 9o1ter au baben. WeiB aud,
b1B @db6en au6ere Mugen baben aIs
@raubdrte. Mber i@ fonnte ertparten,
bab ber Man1, ben llleine ein3ige So1s
ter pdhIt - Md, iileiu Iiebes Trdulein,
es TT nimt gllles GoIb, mas gldnat, idb
Bin ein iebr ungIudIi@er Wsaun.
Nit ibren balb gef9loHenen ausen
bIin5elte ibn Sulia mitleibsbol, frasenb
unb iebnIii9tig Suglei9 on, als pb Re
utir ibren BIiden, iiid3t ibren 2ippen 3il
ingeH gejiattete: Qbnute id) Dir bod
belfeHl @oIIteit 9u bod gertrauen
81 mir faHsn!
6err Grid gRug mar bon bem gb=
renplab tn ber re@ten gde bes griinea
@Dp5as aiigeiidnben un6 i9ritt bin unb
ber Diir@ bas @ema6, oas ber Spdt.
la9mittag NIT Gdmnerung fiilte. CT
f9ieis ila9 eiHem gnti9lufje 5lt rinsen.
JuIia regte fi6 nt6t auf ibrent Sci
Tel. NIs q. .ib bann unifebrte unb ibre
8lide fi9 ipieber begegneten, iinifdt ber
feline, trdumerii@ oer ibriee, fagte CT
bann: \
gs f9nhrt mir bic 9rua 3u, tuenn
id} bier obbremen toollte-ber 8erbrub,
Der 9nmmer, Der 3orn. Sd babe 8ers
trauett au Sbnen, liebes Jrduleiu, Sic
iuerbeu mid berlteben un6 merben mir
al rasben tuiheu.
MGl if6 m6Gte Sic Iieber bitten,
0err YFug, mid ni@t bur@ Sbre Mits
ibeiIuug at betrlbeu! gs tbut mir tpeb,
einen Mann leibeu 5u iebeu, ber bic
@ite unb bns MobIwDllen ielber iit.
Mber tpeuii 6ie es erleimtert - reben
eta ..<ofss f\E.. s..as.. G. -. "a aHa$& Cfhs ns>
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Spmmerieioe BON serIAtebe1er
Sualitdt+
gfeue 9uswabl BON Tddern+
nnsweifelbaft bte beife Nuswabl
BON Danten< ltnb &inber<G GGnben
Mdnner~ u &nabea<SAube unb
Stiefeln ppn bewdbrtenTa abrifanten+
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Sas einsefnuene 9use- bic blei@e
@efi9tsfarbe,. bic eniitelenben Suss
i6Idge i'm @elTdte seigen ait, haB es I'M
Snnern ni6t l.e@t febt. Sre ibe ben
aebeimen Geinb ber @eiunbbeit aus.
gu bieiem 3tpede tparo Mper's 9arfas
parilla berseifellt; nnb es erfiillt 1einen
2pef.
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@lega,tte gtpDttaten in 8anbern
unb &aiAen.
Die neueiftn Sums getltnss,
Senrietta Sud, Grepes, &9ter
Sud-, Gballte etnfarbts satub &C.
mltifert In allen ntpbernen SAate
ttrunget+
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gtideteisst !!

Sptt3en! Spit5en!
Auf bteiem Belbe slansen MIR
bllrA bic srSbte Auswabl uttb bic
neueiten Saden, bic je bent pnblt~
fltm 'pprselest tpurben+ SprdOn,
es9ptilde, prientaliide, @aleneienne,
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@eue ;3epbpr Gtnsbams, Snbta
grtnfles, 9rcals, 3unstbars, Yi~
quts, eawns, 8attiite, stOpeltp
GDrbs, idptttidf 3epbsrs, Soil bu
gfDrb nnb anbere gum Waidsn gee
fiSnete Sabrifate In sruber @us>
ipabl unb su yerldtebenen Dreilen+
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= 9as Bunoes Oberserit9t fat bic
Mppe0ation bes G9minblers Beninn,
mel9er fi9 III Der 9auptfabt Merifo
als Manager ber patti aufipielte,
$4,000 fur BiQette einnabnt uno baum
ber6uftete, abgetpieien. 8enfon tpiro
aIio an bic Republif Merifo ausgelies
fert uerben.
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eag bon sanS wele6 e III @an nonip aueemiein wurbe

@ambrtc in seridiebenen 8reiten IT,
preiisn. Sarbtse @ttdereieu Der
fetnffen Sprte.
0rpbe &uswabl BON Damen>
unterseltg+
gOllffan6ises 9aser BON Damens
nnb &tnberiframpfen+
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Ru6lena glrriea.galhc.

Die bette Salbe Oer @eIt fit S&nitts
0uetidunsen, 8efdpiirs, iJieber. uaS $aut.
ausfdlas, GIe9te, sefprunsene Sdnbe, tSroft.
beulen uub aIle Sauttrantbeitea; furirt ga.
msrrboiben ober feline BesabIuna. g6Iiiae
Classification sarantirt ober bas gelb tpirb
suriideriattet. 25 Gents bic SdadteI BEL VI
Dreib
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ECkG Main Plaza
-lnb-
AGeQlia Stlass&.

6a,asbaltseaettitatsOe.
Siiatader, SanbtiAer, SIR
sisttea, 8sttbeden, Sertnl unb @ar>
bineu. Eiidbeden uno Sibies n
eeiren, WOae unb plaia uab alle
Saden, welde bas 5aushaltsr
sebtet un,fabt4
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s~ Billige preife fiir 1leberi6uB in
6omnlers unb Minters3 s3leibern bel
Paneoaft 6 9 obn.
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fpantide, @sc1rtal, @uipure, gban>
tillp Sptben In allen 8rettem fir
l1eberwurf pber Bdas+
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Yapa sur @attia.

9iebe gmma, fiust unfsre 3o6ter 10
tpalt, ober beult unfer Suab 10 fdon?"
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@eitidte Ginidbe
IN wetbent nno farbisem @tque,
Mnu, @ptb, Natnlppf. Gefttdter
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-04-20
EQUAL TAXATION,

In circular to the assessors of Idaho.
the territorial controller gives clear in
structions with respect to the assess
ment of property. He claims that a
great proportion of the property is con-
siderably undervalued. In speaking of
lands the controller says: "Our lands
are worth a great deal more than they
are being returned for taxation" He
instructs the assessors to assess lands at
their full cash value. He also COM
plains that merchandise is not taxed
at more than 30 per cent, of its real
value. He also makes the same COM
plant respecting household furniture,
jewelry and silver-plate. We would
like to see the controllers instructions
carefully complied with. We do not
think that any honest man objects to
bearing his proportionate part of the
general expense. What makes the tax
payer kick is to know that he is paying
as much taxes as his neighbor who has
five times as much property as himself
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-04-20

Rise up, my love, my fair one, and
come away, for 10, the winter is past,
the rains are over and gone; the flowers
appear upon the earth and the voice OF
the turtle is heard in the land. The fig
tree putteth forth her green figs, and
the vine with the tender grapes gives a
good smell. Rise up, my love, my fair
one, and fly away with me-" The fore
going, or something to that effect, was
written some years ago, before George
Waslington's time. by one Solomon,
who lived across the sea, and about
this time of the year. 1t might have
lifted the climatic conditions and times
of Solomon, but it will scarcely fit here
and now. With Rip van Winkle, we
may say, tings vas changed" Spring
Is here, undoubtedly, but the rains are
not over. AS a matter of fact, they
haven't begun. We may expect rains,
and even SHOWS, and will be dsap-
pointed if our expectations are not full
filled. But our loves may rise up and
bubble over with all the exuberance of
which they are capable. The flowers
are here and more coming; we have
the bull frog in lieu of the turtle, and
the poplar and squash take the place Of
the fig tree anu the vine. The vine
will bloom later. The hills and plains
hereabouts are beginning to assume a
vernal hue, and natures present smile
will soon broaden into an unmistakable
grin. Rise up, etc.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-04-20
GRANaEvILLE IMPROVEMENTS

fThe building season in this embryo
metropolis opens auspiciously. Frank
Vansise is building residence north of
Main street for J. w. Parker, and DR..
McCallie has purchased three lots ad-
joining and will erect a residence there
on during the summer. Un the lots
east of these Homer Mathison intends
to erect dwelling house, the lumber
for which is now being hauled. Will
Schmadeka commences building his
new butcher shop on the north side of
Main street next week. An addition as
large as the present quarters is also to
be built on to the FREE Press office, as
soon as the lumber can be had, which
will be used for the job printing depart
ment Of this family newspaper. Others
are contemplating building later on, but
the foregoing list are already contracted
for. And SO we grow.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-04-20
All Sorts OF Poison.

Mr.. W. F. Daley, Advertising Agent Of
the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad, writes:
"1nAammatory rheumatism swelled my
legs and arms to twice their natural size.
! suffered excruciating pain. Your won
derful s. 8. s., made n complete cure.
Major Sidney Herbert, editor of tho
Southern CTltirdtor and Dhrie Farmer,
Atlanta, Ca. writes: "I have fully tested
the virtues Of Swift's Specific, both as =
rheumatism cure and tonic. 1t has done
even moro than it's proprietors claim for it.
MIR. Michael Long, Jr.. with the Stro-
bridge Litbographic Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
writes =" suffered for two years with .
terrible itching and painful sores ON my
neck, arms. hands and fngors No ply
sicisn could help me. s. S. 8. relieved
me perfectly and I feel like new man.
MH- Amanda Ing,e, of Gastonia, N. c.,
writes My baby. when four months
old, developed scrofula. lie had two Sc
we're risings and sores on the neck. sent
for our family hysiciun. who pronounced
1t scrofula, and prescribed 3. 8. s. for 1t.
gave the baby S. s. s and 1t son got
the disease under ooutrol. The sores are
healed, and the baby is well and healthy.
! know 8. 8. Il. saved its life, and told
our doctor so. He is a regulaS physician,
and prescribed s. 8. S. for the baby ss soon
~ he saw il had sorofula.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. The SWIFT erEcIFIc Co.,
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-04-20
DEATH OF LIEUT.. MUHLENBURo.

Fridays stage brought word of Lieut..
Muhlenburg at Lewiston, on Tuesday !,
April 10, of cerebro-spinal- meningitis.
He was LIST Lieutenant of Co. B. End
Infantry, U. S. A., and came to Idaho
with his company from Georgia at the
outbreak OF the Nez Perce war in 1877,
in which he and his company took an
active part. He was stationed at Camp
Howard until the post was abandoned.
and was thence transferred to Lapwai,
Boise Barracks and Fort Leavenworth,
and was on six months furlough at
the time of his death. He leaves a wife
and one son, and many friends to
mourn his sudden death.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-04-20

WAGON ROAD NEEDED.

1t has long been known that there
were valuable mines in the old Salmon
river mining district, but as there has
never been road built in, it was i'm
practicable to develop them. 1t costs
$50 per ton to pack ore out to Mt. Idaho
and $l4 more to get it to San Francisco.
Men have been holding several rich
leads in there for years, and some i'm
portant discoveries have lately been
made. A determined effort is being
made to get wagon road built to the
mines. and it is claimed that this will
open up one Of the richest mining Sec
tions in the northwest. Oregonian.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-04-20
Notice to Contractors and Builders.

Sealed Bids will be received for the con.
struction of Masonic Hall at Mt. Idaho. All
material from foundation up to be furnished
by Contractor.
rial to be furnished by Building Committee.
Also for material to be used in the construc-
tion of said Hall: Lumber nails shingles etc.,
delivered OH the ground
Also for building the foundation. Specifca-
tions can be seen at the office of the under
signed, at Mt. Idaho.
Bids will be received until Saturday. April
2S. 1888. The Committee reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
The Contractor will be required to give a
good aud sufficient bond for the completion OF
the building according to specifications: Ad-
dress all bids tn A. w. TALkINGTON,
A-46. Sec. Building Com, Mt Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-04-20
NOTICE.-TIMBER CULTURE.
U. S. LAND OFFICE. LEWISTON, IDAHO
March 10 1893 |

US LAND OFFICE. LEWISTON, IDAHo,(
March TO- 1885,
Complaint having been entered at this office
by HUGH THOMAS against JOHN ii. THOMAS
for failure to comply with law as to Timber
Culture Entry No. tl56 dated March 15 1884, upon
the sw14 sec 81, tip 80, e, in Idaho County,
Idaho with a view to the cancellation of said
entry; contestant alleging that the said John H.
Thomas Is now deceased, that said John H.
Thomas was not citizen of the United States
and never declared his intention to become
SUCH and asking that said filing be cancelled.
Therefore the said parties and all parties in in
terest are hereby summoned to appear before
b. f. Morris, Clerk of the District Court LIST
Judicial District. Idaho, at Mt Idaho, !. H., on
the 18th day of May 1883. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure. which testimony will be heard
and decided by this office on the oath day of
May 1883. FRANCIS Il. PAITEkSON.
S-4ltd Register.