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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-13
CRANGEvILLE, IDAHO.
PERSONAL AND iMPERSONAL.

Mrs. General Sherman, like her
husband, is regular first. nighter at
the theaters.
Miss Jennie Chamberlain. the Ohio
beauty that created such a sensation in
Europe, is now living at hotel in
Cleveland. She seldom goes out, re-
ceives few visitors and leads very
quiet life.
George Bancroft, the octogenarian,
politician, and historian. is the only
private citizen admitted to the privi-
leges of the floor of the Senate, and the
only person to who such courtesy is
extended by name.
Senator Stanford's California
ranch contains $4,000 acres, and is
probably the largest in the country.
Some $500 acres are planted in grape
vines, and he has a wine cellar that
holds 100000 gallons.
Worth, the famous Paris costumer,
receives his customers in a short en-
broidered jacket, capacious trousers, a
white flannel shirt fastened at the
throat with loosely-knotted scarf and
brown Tam OShanter cap.
Sir Donald Smith, the millionaire
pioneer of the Hudson Bay Company,
gave his daughter, lately married in
Montreal, a check for $4,000, 900. The
groom was DR.. j. b. Howard, a young
physician of moderate means.
A Nashville carpenter arose in his
sleep and went into his shop and began
filing saw. The noise woke him up
and he was nightly puzzled to find
himself engaged at work at two O clock
in the morning in dark shop.
Mrs. Cleveland has a double in
Washington-an unknown lady who
often appears upon the promenades
attended by a large dog, and who so
strongly resembles the Presidents wife
that almost every person who passes
her turns to look at her.
An aged preacher of Middletown.
Conn, claims to have travelled 10000
performed the marriage ceremony $40
times, the baptismal ceremony 1858
times, and delivered $50 funeral dis
courses. The largest sum he ever re-
ceived for a years labors was $500.
Senators Vest of Missouri, SAWYER
of Wisconsin. and Jones of Nevada are
considered the best story-tellers of the
Senate. They are all members of the
Commerce Committee, and relieve the
monotony' routine committee work
by anecdotes, witticisms and funny
stories, rivaling each other in the effort
to pose as the leading humorist of the
trio.
"A young man arrested as one of
those engaged in a Robbery up in
Maine where eighty thousand dollars
was secured was brought to trial the
other day and surprised his counsel
and confederates by pleading guilty.
He gave an assumed name and asked
to be sent to the penitentiary rather
than have his family name known and
dispraced
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-13
ODD SUPERSTITIONS,
Queer Beliefs Which Obtain In All Parts of
the Chinese Empire.


A girl who is partaking of the last
meal she is to eat in her fathers house
previous to her marriage, sits at the
table with her parents and brothers;
but she must eat no more than half the
bowl of rice set before her, else her de-
parture will be followed by continual
scarcity in the domicile she is leaving.
If bride breaks the heel of her shoe
in going from her fathers to her hus-
band s house, it is ominous of unhappi.
ness in her new relations.
piece of bacon and a parcel of
sugar are hung on the back of a bride $
sedan chair as a sop to the demons
who might modest her while Oh her
journey. The Three Baneful Ones"
are fond of salt and spices, and the
"White Tiger" likes sweets.
A bride may be brought home while
a coffin is in her husband house, but
not within one hundred days after a
coffin is carried out. Domestic troubles
are sure to come upon one who is mar
ried within hundred days after a
funeral.
A bride, while putting on her we'd
ding garments, stands in round, shall
low basket. This conduces to her
leading placid, well-rounded life in
her future home. After her departure
from her fathers door, her mother
puts the basket over the mouth of tho
oven. to stop the mouths of all who
would make adverse comment on her
daughter, and then sits down before
the kitchen range, that her peace and
leisure may be duplicated in her daugh-
ter's life.
A bride must not, for four months
after her marriage, enter any house in
which there has recently been death
or birth, for if she does so there will
surely be a quarrel between her and
the groom. If a young mother goes
TO see bride. the visitor is looked up
on as the cause of any calamity that
may follow. Adele NJ Fietde, IN Iopa-
lar Science Aonthly.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-13
Food for Scandal.

Miss Bunker (of Boston)-I don't
Ike to speak i'll of Penelope Beacon,
mamma, because we have always been
friends, but think she is very injudi-
cious, TO say the least You know how
difficult it is to stop Mrs. Grundy when
once she begins to talk.
Mother-Heavens, dear, what do you
mean?
Miss Bunker Gmpressively)-Pene.
lope appeared at church last Sunday
without spectacles. - lid Bits.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-13

Sweep from the walls toward the
center OF the room, and take up all the
dirt there with dust pan and small
broom. Sweep with long, even strokes
always lifting the broom from the floor
and holding it fiat over the spot it was
raised from for a moment to keep the
dust from flying about the room. The
new unworn brooms should be kept
for the carpets; partly worn ones will
do for sweeping flag stones. cellars and
rough places. A broom which b
wetted occasionally wears best.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-13

John Wesley was one day walking
with a brother, who related to him bis
troubles, saying he did not know what
he should do. They were at that mo
ment passing a stone fence to \
meadow, over which COW was look
ing. "Do you know" asked WESLEY
= why the COW looks over that WALTZ
NO." replied the one in trouble. Il
will tell YOU" said Wesley; "becaus
she can not look through it. And that
is what you must do with your TROUBLES
look over and above them"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-13
THE "k,ckER" MAN.

Items of Interest Culled From His Weekly
journal OF Civilization.
The last issue of the Arizona Kicke,
contains the following articles of inter-
est:
THAT palsied specimen of an idiot
asylum, Judge Horn back, of the adj
joining county. msde speech to the
people of Lone Jack the other evening,
and in the course of his remarks he
took occasion to say that the Kicker
had no political opinions which money
could not buy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-13
I'd Ohm. | am afraid wa can't O0t

John, l am afraid we can't gopI
the theater any more" said Chicas0
woman to her husband. "No, In
afraid we can't; money is getting ve5
tight IL shall miss it dreadfully
80 shall l." what shall we do'I
IL have it. Wen hang your big hs
on the back of baby's chair and q
and look at ii. "-Merchant 1'raueler
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-13

-Esquimau-"Well. stranger, wh'
are you doing up hereP" IL came y
to look at the country, but 1 guess j.
go home again. l don't like the Gu
mate" whats the matter with itf
100 sultry by far" "Sultryp Hol
Grail! Where are you fromP" "Ns'
York. - Lincoln Journal.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-13

"A Michigan man has a chicken
that is sixteen years old. All the
clearinghouse keepers in the State
want it.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-13

LEST week one-eyed greaser from
Mexico struck this town with string
game and cleaned some of our best
citizens out of their spare dollars. He
skipped out just in time to avoid get
ting neck-hold on rope hung over
limb, and no sooner had he gone
than there was a wild rush to our
office and a general demand that we
write:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-13
A LURID EDITORIAL
DECLARING WAR
AGAINST MEXICO.

"We declined, and because we de-
clined such epithets as alien, cow
ard, tory, etc, have been flung at us
by unseen fingers. We don't propose
to plunge the United States into long
and bloody war to accommodate half IA
dozen suckers and greenhorns. and
those who don't like our policy in this
respect can lump it. @All orders to
stop my paper will meet with prompt
ness and dispatch"
N
Tuesday night last. just before mid
night, our peaceful village was aroused
by the cry of 'fre!' There was a gem
eral turnout at once, and it was dis
covered that the Empire Block was a
mass of flames. In half an hour the
block was wiped out, and everybody
was back in bed again. Loss, 5000;
fully insured.
1.-The above is square and truthful
statement of the first fire which has
ever occurred on Apache avenue. On
the day following score or more of
our leading citizens visited the Kicker
office with suggestions of how we
should write up this calamity. They
wanted it to go out to the world as a
big thing to boom the town. 1t was
suggested that we make at least a
three-column article, and top-dress it
with:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-13

The Lord loves warm prayer,
but he doesn't want it said in bed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-13

ROBBERY AND EHAMY.

meanwhile, if the Judge wants to
call on us we shall be at home every
day in the week"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21
Catarrhal Dangers.

To Re freed from the dangers o. sufocation
~hlle J. ylng down, TO breathe freely sleep sound
~ aud uud starbed, 20 rise refreshed head clear.
brain active and free rom pain or ache. 10 know
that no poisonous putnd natter dedles the
breath and rots away the delicate machinery OF
smell taste and hearing 10 feel that the system
does not through its veins ana arteries, suck up
the poison that Is sure % undermine and destroy,
Is indeed blessing beyond al ether human en-
joyments. To purchase immunity from such a
tate should he The object OF all afflicted. But
those who have tried many remedies and physi-
clans 4, spais OF relief or cure.
sASDF pED RADICAL CrKE meets every phase
oi CatarTh, from n Slmp.e head cold to the most
lOstbsore snd deetructive stages It Is lOcsl and
constitutional Instant In relieving. permanent
II curing SAFE economical and neNer-failing.
SANFORD RADICAL CURE consists OF one bottle
OF the RADICAL CURE. one box OF CATAERHAL
SOLVENT and one IMPROVED INHALER: all wrap
ped IN one package. with treatise and directions,
and sold hy all druggists iOr Sl.0o.
POITER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co, BOSTON,
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21
woRrH KNOWING.

Mr.. W. II. Morgon, merchant, Lake City,
Fla. was taken with q severe Cold, attend
ell with a distressing Cough and running
into Consumption in its first stages. He
tried many so-called popular Cough RENE
dies snd steadily grew worse. Was reduced
Ia flesh. bad difficulty in breathing and
was unable to sleep. Finally tried DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
found immsiiste relief, and after using
about half a dozen bottles found himself
well aud has bad no return Of the disease
No other remedy can show so grand q
record of cures, as Dr. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption Guaranteed to
do Just what is claimed for IT, Trial bottle
5 cents az Peck Bros Drug Store
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21
Steamer Grand Island.

Hereafter the new side wheel steamer.
Grand Island will make regular trips 10 the
Soldiers Hone on Tuesday,. Thursday 5
and Saturdays First boat leaving at 10 a.
m. landing at north end of Scribner ST. Car
line. Picnic parties will be taken up the
river at any plsce they may select. Regular
picnic days will be Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. The steamer Grand Island
will also make two trips to Grand Island
on Sundays Boat leaving at 10 a. IN. and
p. IN. last boat arriving at Grand Rapids
at 7:I5 p m.
Fare from Soldiers Home and return %
cents.
To Grand Island and return 25 cents
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

NOTICE is hereby gwen that petition has this
y day been filed by The undersigned IN the
Circuit Court for tHe County o. Kent and State OF
Mich gan, and is now pending 10 said court, for
the purpose of vacaling portion OF the plat of
Boynton Judd's Lake Addition 10 the City OF
Grand Rapids being plat OF portion of section
81, OF Township No North, OF range No. IL
West according TO the government survey, in
the township of Grand Rapids in said County OF
Kent ana state OF Michiga surveyed and laid
out for the proprietOrs by " L. CO1noury esq
civil engineer and surveyor. on the 17th day OF
July, 1872. ana recorded IN the Office of the
Register Of Deeds, OF said County OF Kent upon
said 9th OF July, 1872 at O'Clock in the fore
uoOn, in plat book No. ?, es page "A. That II is
proposed 10 alter sid plat under and by virtue
OF the provisions of chapter 80 OF HoweFs
Annotated Statues of Michigan, and the amend
mentS thereto. by vacatlng all that part of Barn
ard street, As laid down upon said p at which lies
hetw cen lottwenty-fve (l5l upon the NoFtherly
side thereof. and Tots nineteen and diwenty ue and
2Ol upon the Southeriy SIDE thereof That the
matter % said petition viii be called up for hear
ing ON Monday, the 2ith day OF september, A ID.
1855
Dated. Grand Rapids Michigan. June "a, 1885.
The Street Railway Company of Grand Rapids,
SAMUEL MATHER.
EDwAsD w. WITHEY, Attorney Tor Petit lers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

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ran sovn srd she ~snisd ne ta hir. /.
a. &c co BE rorx tn fttie While +
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ere. a. eoe ieIt much eefter snd th0urhs
srofasr ,ctte al Sairhn- Buffers waris
cure her. huNtEn enrv
tf We-resfe~ ~rtsr. e.-sf-~
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

The Best Sslrs In ne world for Cuts
Bruises Sores. Clcers Salt Rheuru. Fsvel
Sores letter Chapped Hands. Cbiibssins
Ccrns snd al sam Erupticns. and posi-
tivelv cures Piles or 10 psv required Il
= guaranteed e give perfect satisfaction. or
nouey refunded. Pric- - cents rer bor
= For sac hv Peek Bros. corner Monroe and
Tfvisi,r-sfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21
OUR MARKET REPORTS.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

II vou hsv- made up your mind 70 buy
Hood = Sarssrsriiis 10 not be persuaded -
tsxe any ether. Be SURE 20 zet Hood Ssr-
sscsr,iis. vhicn possesses peculiar strength
and curative rossr
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21
Have You Any Idea What 1t Costs
TO MAKE A CHICAGO DAILY NEWS

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z aEtk Ike wvk 9 daRS cs DFeuf Dssuas
-
lsy saas ~ asekJ fs1zs4.-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

DIMPLEs. BLACK heads. red. ro1gh. chappsd
| III and oily SKIN Prevented By CJTicURA
SOAP.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21
REAL ESTATE SALES.

This list q furnished by ". r. Scrionsr.
rsal estate dealer S. Pesri-stl
Klass DyksmA n Frank G0rski, 9 = SIS
n lot a. Pcttloo1s add ...... ..........s go
Geo. Davis ef a. % Manning Drske.
iot 7. baVIs. Turner a tarrrl add 1eo
David Frederick 70 Andrea Ceutiil. lot
81. burton Co. . Sub ub............... o.. 500
MsrctsN Safes - Francis Letsiiier. 50
n ol bk 5. a A. Chuba add ....z- zoo
octseEe de Erlin % Niaas * pykema
par Jog "a ii. stocking a Alien adj. go
jacob Aman t0 Peter N.s.erf o 90 4 i0ts
Ff an ~ b ? frunnisou . AID .... 80
John y Hshens g Nary q. bsrler. iot
"a 3 NOD add .. ........... 30
Wna. 3 kRsPp - Nary g Barter, ot OK
bona ~. aresuiy to lohn Otfe e a.,
par o1s snd b + Wfhey's add 2.t57
Remmeit AomloE so Hendrix j Hickman,
~ o .ol : kooin-ons Fair Groaad
snsaa D. v Powers "a Al o wm :.
Br~ver. part oks 2 2. SD 5, Powers
Paris add ..... 81. ... B.. -. LOO
VA r pre~er 10 sybrans Ness..ias. osrs
nks and p Powers Paris sdd ... f.009
Joseph Su-t ~ a. IN Derk = and JsCoh z.
Esx. Ets Is D e 1 8 Is = ? and fN. hx
:. Grote PARK sii town 0i Paris .. .... 20
Isvls +. Boiler a0 Ohm p Lewis part *
~ Richard a WNkhsm plar Lowell rs
Thomss MCtressiv tn Nal. Murray. nei4
NV. Of ser s.. -parfs 80
J0hn n Nalts 'e kanert oihfrf part
sTA. nett ~ So - ga srF 80
Eenrr EefiicS -o Heeal hlroWssL pee
isaf en see is Nslker . SO
Naf.s g etes 20 John 2 slossst e.. ioas 5
snt - Bare sr ssveus aid 1910
}oou p tc~s l' lehn irles ef a. lot hk
~ Richard WNsasni plsf Lowell ITs
Gene ssrerd~e tn Jan Ge tr,eae iot
hk E. HCiorCoks aid ..-...-....--. faoo
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21


Esrm Produce frsaa frat a.aaA
Clssllz Wednesday. July i1
APPLE ss09 pr o.FreL
esssss-sssss. ise. Ss~ Yorx. isc: MI cream
Clover sssa-Sssaloo rimOshy s2sOesoe
Dnsd Frlins-Apple1 srsporated sase per
isc psE poaaa. ssAehes. loeiZc per poaad
Fsssh Meas Mutton. s5Oos7oos veal $50 e
s.6e. beei s.Eo6a0
si.ia-s sssalos.s.dy at sc per ss. 70, red,
q SO Barley, L25@i.s5 per ewL
Hidss-6reen. ! &C. part cured. s5<asszc.
sis besa .s.ss a Sc sses s .Aseo . pelss d ~ 9sess
Nooi Icing estimated al &c per pound
doney-izc per ID. strained. l0c.
H0ps-i 0i e per ID.
Hay-Timothy sla0a per ton. clover g4ai5:
nlxe1 4.00. marsn tiu.oalz0G.
Maple slgzr-l1c Per 10 Tor new II blocks, snail
cakes sHtsa, liel1e. syrup; soyls! % per gal
roe.ioss-6Id sc. uew. $40
Sprnx Fezsta5les-LettIce. Sc ger pound; rad
ishss i'e aozsn ounehes; onions. Zee dozen
bunehes. spinach. &c a bushel: rhnbarb. lse
a h. beet greens. soc bushel green peas 500
ousaei' sLring beans Sc DuSnel
RssPoer.es. lie per quart
strsS-ssa % per tou.
Talls~-5osk.cper n.
WOOL me cpfinG crop OF wool u coming IN.
Cnxsshes wool brings 10 and is cents per pound
While me Washed u quoted AZ e2924c
Wocd-slock stovs WOOD. s.751l IS per cori.
iouI-s wood. sioo8aoO per cord
cosi-s7 %. crate s7S
Llme-Grand Rapids. 5oc. Onto. SOC Pesssrey.
noe
ssli-7sc for Saginaw or Msnlstee
kerossne-Mich. test io1z, waler white. nlSc
6ssoline-iec per gallon
Groceries and Provisions Wholesale
sasa-s-cut loaf Sc granuis5si 7e1iSc;
"A, s1,45s,sc. Extra &c" 90. &C. Yellow
Coree-6resn Rio. l7slsc Rio roasted. 2oc:
Java green. 2saEc. Jaws. roasted soc;
Msricaito. roasted, z25sessc: Mexican. roasted.
25e2sc.
Tsas-Jspan. sne. $3.50; Japan. medium, 25
ace. ordinary ls32lc. Tyson, S0A4gc. gun
powder, zeoae. oOlong. Sas7oc: Congo. % .
Flonr--y IS per ewt.: $40 per bbI.: patent pro-
cess. So 8S.00 per cwt.. $40 per Dol, all wheat
Sour sR.is Per cwt, Szo per bbL. buckshest.
=. % Per ewt
ships. Css0. niddlingS $500
Feec-Corn and osts. y28s24 per ton.
selt-NichiEsn. Sc Eastern. Si.l5.
Fsn-No. ! vhItonsh. 800 per half bol.:
trcut, &.5on o.. cod salt ca &c per ID. clans
soc Per hundred; oysters bulk o. CO6sl IS gallon:
Standards, DC can: selects. &c can smoked hall
but lie.
r5.ee extIz short cut. sl5 0os 90: standard clear
tsck. sl6.5e.
Iard-Tierces. sl.as1Sc: 80 and 50 ID tubs, SC; 50
n. round tIns. 100 csses. Sc. In tin pals, &C.
feef in barrels-Extra me ess. warranted 100loS.
500. extra, homeless. $1,000
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

We eannet DO Justice TO the esteem in Walsh
CNgIcCrs. the great rkm Cure. and CgTIoCkk
s0Ar. a esl Ilslte s-ln be11titef. prepared acIa
10, an G. fCr kE-1LNEHT, tie neH Blood
f1rcef are ne q ~ ne thousands uFon thou
sancs whose lis~s have been made happy by IN e
cIlfe % aRoolziug auuiilsting itching, scaiy aud
pnily diseases Oi the skln. scalp and blood. with
iosa O lslF
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21

g. ras Edil.s.sl Department This includes managing
s1itors eiiy sdtsrs tsssr4@oa editors. exchange
editors editorial wr.seEs sfsels srsters ana aboal
NiEsy reporters TEE DAuX NENs staff l.
admittedly wishoa superior IN the hsss, snd
The Telegraph Rson-Ts save time special wires are
into THK dairy &Ews b0ldinS sno the
papers operators take the messages and aAAi
thean Immediately 10 the selssrspa ea4ior. ihs
nUalb<F Of operators l. s
8 The conposiloT's Ro0m.-Mben "eops has psssei
The hands Of the proper revising ediler IL gs-s 20
tAe typsssiier. There good msny Of him in
TIA DAILY NAVE aftoe-on -
Tbs Linotype koom-Bas ths composition doesn't do
al the typeseFng. The L1noGsps" machine
sets tsPs" BY casting &-hne-cftype, somewhat
the ssme principle tbs sype-feander
single type f0arteen 0f these machines use
IN IHE DAILY NEws ohee, and the number OF
persons required IN this depas tnent M %
s. The Artlsts and Engrsvefs' Department, Bot the
metropolitan daily gives lie resders onls
reAdtng matter, bal Slso illustrations. b. the aid
81 goOG artists, etchers and photography by
electric light TIE DAuY NEWS is printing
:he besl newspaper illustrations in America This
takes the best service OF skilled wsskers Ill
O. ine s'efeoyPs foandfy.--The mil. ge and pic
sures-being locked up ~ TIC =. a.s The
work is next transferred 10 the foundry. A metro
Poiitan daily no longer prints from ts tvpe. In
order 70 print larcs eJ1cn quickly il ; neces-
sary 70 saatipty ee ps.anne ace ana this is
accomplished by casting duplicate siere0fvped
plates, from which, after they have hetn fssiened
TO the presses, the printing is done Ol s.ereo-
typers The DAILY NEWS requires S
4. f'-ess Room.-TRE DAILY News nses six donhle
perfecng presses capable OF printing 40 00a com
plete papers per hour To run these there are
required men to The number Of %
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-21
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