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Nj ISIS JULIET DONNAI.LY,
P1ANoFoRTE INSTRUCTION.
Inquire at SANDERS 4 sTAYMAN,
aul9-3m 934 St NV.


sese. Si su IN nd sdS:
Begins it, thirty-sishth year MONDAY. ssptsm
Prepares for Harvard Yale, Princeton, Johns Hop
Ussa States MaTs ana d0 Ss sns
a assdemie' and for business Fos PsrtieTlss i'd
sui5-3m '' - Princip.l
MODERN NGUAGEs.-GAILLARD's, AN EN-
~ tireiy orixinsi scientific and meth
Ter Of % sn
asara Is an gaSP
teacher ns mehed use in our schools admirable
n- Washington Brsneh, 1905 Sc
proiessor = Lansuases The Royal in.tsntiOn Ens.
81 lane. ssso1 ss5 Ma and L.
Mssc Italian and Spanish the Harp and Vocal
+ ooiisEs conyenisns . %..hinston 56t iS Ysa4.
Offers rare educational facilities for both sexes Terms
High a sas ss'9S
President. jylS-tu.th.s26t
Ct aEokGk's HALL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
bIssSd sSss
NoTRE DANE OF MARYLAND.
i tory sshSS e, Lss Girls
pa@s for essaSsns
RRooKvILLE ACADEMY.
hn Ths ne1s session opens September Is.
WIN '' ' J. ' 5. WINFIELD. An
au3-eotsept15 Montgomery county, Nd
SwARTHMoRE COLLEGE. swARTHMoRE. PA.
nasr sss ~
ss al Full fHsss
Msnaai Training and School z classes
Heaishiui iocation large grounds new and extensive
inS
3e1s-tu. th.s-39t Acting President.
! ~ 4oharlotte Hall School, St Mary,sl $50
Co. Md. situation unsurpassed for health Thorough
anS snon
fuel and furnished room. 80 for term Of ten months
I'VE
nj ARYIAND SCHOOL FOR ! TIE Bt k!S.3;.
Reopens Sc ptember 16, 1889, Pupils are admitted
irom Maryland and the District Of Columbia free Il
cation q sils and 6sys e years q age Who
nc Sf Ss @ Il that they
safSlS b Riss 4
national UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
= The session of 1889 90 will commence TUESDAY.
OCTOBEK !: aS 9 at 2 o'clock pm. when the an
ss 10 the 6
limited those ntendns to ener tie 20 schoo sSUS
enroll on or before October l. proxmo. 1T the Office Of
the Treasurer
CAMPBELL W. BUSHNELL, Sec'y, zoos st. n ".
EUGENE ID. CARUSi, Treas,
se2-lm Cor 10th and SITS. u w.
CT. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD.
- Eight Departments and -Four Courses of Study.
Preparatory school attached.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN
THE PREPARATION OF CANpIDATES FOR THE
NAVAL ACADEMY.
For Catalogues address President,
jy23-2m THOMAS FELL. LID, Pho.
A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, 1872 MASS
IA ave-, will reopen Monday. september g It affords
every facility for acquiring thorough and finished
education No efforts spared to advance the
comprises theory and technic and embraces piano,
harp, violin. guitar and banjo
Languages, general vocal and drawing, and fancy
work free. austin
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A Mysterious Journey,

An Ottawa, Ont, dispatch says, Word has
reached here that Sir John Ross, commandse
Of the British forces In British America, leaves
Halifax shortly for victoriA, &c. His visit 10
said 70 be significant. owing 10 the Behring -
presses the belief that Sir John q undertaking
his trip simply for the purposs Of inspecting shS
proposed imperial dsfsnsss q EsQuimsuH end
Vancouver.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
THE AVENUE WILL BE READY.
An the Parties Concerned Think the
Resurfacing VIII BE Dune BY October 8.

All the Parties Concerned Think the
Resurfacing VIII Be Dune BY October 8.
The completion Of the work Of rssurfAcing
Psnnsylvania avenue In time for the great
Knights Tsmplar parade in October II almost
IN assured fact, that ID II the weather continues
favorable. The big fve-horse pillow was tear
ing up the old asphalt surface on the north
side In the neighborhood Of 11th street this
morning. Here the work Of removing the cid
surface win stop for . short time TO allow the
new pavement to catch up. Then the work
viii 20 on - far - 7th street Here Cranford's
men stop, as beyond that point the Barber -
phalt company repavs the Avenue eastward 10
LIST street. Al soon % Cranford's men Anish
the north side a. far - It'll street they viii be
put on the south side, which viii not be dis
turoed until then There viii then Be two
gangs at work, and II everything u favorable
the new pavement win be finished, q stated, BY
October B
WHAT CAPTAIN sYNoxs sAra
Captain symons this morning told s-Al re-
porter that, weather permitting, he thought the
avenue would surely be finished in time for the
big parade. The railroad company, he said.
was dong its utmost and making rapid progress
Major Crawford, speaking to SrAa reporter
this morning, said that he was whooping his
work on the avenue along, and that there was
no doubt Of it being completed before October
8. OF course. he said, IL the elements went
against them the work would be retarded some-
what, but he didn't anticipate any delay.
BETWEEN THE TRACKS.
The paving with asphalt blocks between the
tracks on Pennsylvania avenue il q great in-
provement over the old style of pavement, and
makes neat job. Captain Symons says he con-
sidered il far better than the old granite block
pavement One Of the great advantages Of IL,
he said was that should the road decide TO
change its motive power these blocks could
readily be taken up and utilized either BY the
company or by the Disrist.
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MAPLEwOOD INSTITUTE FOR BOTH SEXES,
sesniS ana oesss Prsp eo9l... spsc: oss. 3
sis aSSi sEfsS ss A'd'': IL;
rTHE COLUMBIAN ooILEqE-rHH ExxRcusxs
Coiumhian Unisersisy. WI s. rssumed n Tie unif
o Ss e o.
Inc ~ 81 e h; N been rsssa and en-
may Be found daily e q: Lhs.y q ne Uniysrsity.
students or others seeking concerning the
courses Of study F9f SstsloGuevs sddrsss
V'HEO INGALLs KING. TEACHER OF PIANO
and Organ: for the summer q 107 b st. NV. Nom
ss:y ~. and g
OPEN ALL sUMMER-oHEAPEST AND BEST
on kASidenS Of rips Arts go IA : st. nx Mrs
IN Europa Portra n csSrcos ersy0n. on soisr
prints pastel water and oil coors TO order from IS 70
$4,000 Studios open every day and wednesday even
'nss Sai and zee the wonderful prosrs'' OF 'sadsns~
II EE MAR COLLEGE. WITH MUSIC AND ART
s ssas i Is '''''sa' to G. fEzDS f' USE s.s
FTHE MEDICAL, DENTAL AND PHARMACEUTI-
Il cal Departments Of Howard University, VIII open
this winters session october For circular and in
fG iIs sts =: PURV1s Nd SseEss.5y
TUE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The Columbian College opens September 2a
Inc COrcorsn seientinc School opens octo6srl
The Law school opens October 9.
The Medical School opens October z.
The Dental School opens October z.
For Catalogues or other information address
.u2l-lm JAMES 9. YELLING. LID, Preaident
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bardraent Of Fort McHenry. &C., viii Be part Of
the special features Of the Maryland exposi-
ton 1t Baltimore. September 70 IA Take
the Baltimore and Ohio, the only forty-nvs
minute line. Round trip only q. 0.-AduG
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L ON THE VIOLIN.
.. +. KRAUSE,
se9-ot- 500 9Th st. s.w.
GEoRGETowN UNIvRRsITY-sCHOOL OF LAW.
FACULTY.
Rev. J. RAVENS RICHARDa Al

8 W.
Rev, J. EA1 HfAssgT RE55HiAnps,s ST.,
ouk kfsf'ssnsGf H 81 EgaHlsssss'i EzkD.
o hi s; sSssss saS #
u.tss saprsms b 5HMEs 81 E doIaas..,
Isf MHsT II sss H aissSFY Of he Law"
Lecturer on Constitutional and international Law,
HOn sna MffSSHpsE' aYsoEi'
Lecturer on the Law Of Real tstae the Law Of Evi.
LAY srs & p SEsSEEa .'si0n
SS sSprs%s Gou, District e G0u%Si:
Lecturer &c sss fssgSs Slsy.4y
Lecturer IS t.s q i.!!a.EsSlp .d Sipor..on.,
Circuit Court: Prof GEORGE Z. HAMILTON,
snd MAks1S
introductory lecture and announcements for the en-.
suing ts n o 1T the ~ 5ghdpx th md
All interested are most cordially invited to attend
The nnr.ry largely increased since the close Of
e saa h Il mo.
VIII e open w,en from
ga an to 9h daily Sundays excepted to students
The secretary can be seen .t the Law building on
O snS so
oStusa st Soos Of
northwest and I0udermis CO TEE street
northwest and It W = Ihompsop's drug store, 700
8 M. YEATMAN.
se9-lm Secretary and Treasurer.
NTARTYN's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 3I3 9Th
nsesa d p ssa
M4R Ris rrs.ids soo'i' 'nn0'o0sd FRANCIS ss
THE MISSES TIFFEY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
y and Little Boys reopens September. is. 1850
Cor ana further information apply q
A CLASSIC PARTISAN LADY WHO HAS SHOWN
~ her ability to Teach the French Language in the
Family 3: school: bes. references. Address FRENcH
TaGa S 01kcoKAN scIENIIEI6 scHooL Of THE
N NkkN rH PTRA ASsiS SH TS
&c Lectures from 8 to 10 O'Clock pm. Women i'd
,, The opening address viii be delivered b. Prof F.
Hs 81 on shi Survey y the Uni
f.s'0sHfs 24sr TRsHSf .YD t. Dean
~ uno. NJ TEACHER S IS Of Piano and Theory;
NV. win resume lessons on Monday, Sept. sse7- I'm;
X INDEReARTEN NORMAL INsTITUTE,w ira
n Model Kindergartens, Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK
Tucn for S ssa' oi esh.
e1oo. se7-2w
ME- GEORGE IsEMANN,
s.us,. , WI resume resume Lessons September O.
TIVE MoDONALD-ELLIss SCHOOL,
1905 18th St. 1924 Massachusetts, ave. and 1923
An English and French Boarding and pay School for
Young Ladies' and Little Girls Seventh year begins
vantsges in It's home life and course Of STUDY ~"
Music, Art. E!ocuti0n and Delsarte Gymnastics
se7.2m MISS ANNA ELLIS.
DNIvERsITY:TRAINED TEACHERS WILL PRE-
Branches Evening class instruction 5oc. per hour;
REL 1I s1 Call after pm m nyASk
wv Cloud Building Oh and Fsts@Twenty- year sa
I psssor ss
Ivy H H,.Il.- BOARDING AND, DAY SCHOOL
Tor 81 rSrest GleR county
Children; building elevated delightful location
S.s M
MISS HALsTEAD WILL OPEN A PRIVATE
20 ST, corner Of St NV limited number Of pns
pills between the Of nve fourteen viii be re-
be made at the school rooms daily from 70 e i
NATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL FOR
a S tSS Mssa
Tuition $50 year. payable quarterly in advance
ct. NV. Coach from northwestern section teacher
ssSeRt sRss Deaf and Speech ssesS1S
MADAME A PEL I5a ( FRO PARIS.
French c.sss. Nd 1 pr1. e. ss:ou, s..
ences. sso-3ms
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CLOSING OUT SALE,

and We have hestancy in saying that never before
In the history Of any house in Washington city have
prices been terribly cut a. they have been BY
The following will prevail the week commencing
SEPTEMBER 2:
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EDUCATIONAL

HFAPfEwooD INSTITUTE ron BOTH sRxea
NA Concordyue, PA. Preparatory. Business, Ensish,
Scientific and COLLEGE PREM. special care 70
SHORTLID0E (Yalel A. ~ pTin sul2-lu
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EOR RENT-1761 p 81
iea : 81 Oh " 4. i,fHiisstl
1885 oh ct. n. ". u. fur 8
Isl as "a S i. n n's. 2 ~ =. $50 s.; Il
2lSSfM 4. st T. n Nv "; ~, once g. s Il Il
e va = Il. Nv. stshls;x1!
1850 9TH st. ne &-R6t
egg N.Y.svs. n.w.stAhlel {
S06 ! st me-, Sr::al2.5(
st; n; ". 4r..........s.5l
I2y 9TH Of. n.e- 3r. g. "
1875 Vt. ave. n. ". stable. 4
na7-3fs A a Ca
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
WARRINGTON DANENHowER,

/ S.e. cor. 18th 3 n sta.
I,I "a i isi; St. n. ": 81. SO
$3.50 French st. NV, 7r. 80
: :s: H s.s q ~. .id ao ss s sS
AZ b st. n. e-,stors,5r. %
f SOs 81 Ssh ls 3, n ~ w. 1t5.xo.A
} sts, NV, for coal yard. go
134l 14th n. w., 4r.....12
l l12o 9th stay. stable. 9
1N:e:eor.6th 4 b n.e,4r.l0
l130S ID ct. Aw., kr. .10.S0
~ Blagden's alley. Arc. 80
Ivy City. 4r...............7
1873 y aw.. stable. ........5
YWOOn QlQ Or ~ NJ
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UNOR RENT
Il 1902 St o. v. l1r s65l 100 18th st, sr e3a
l ldd2 i3th St Stable 83Il l62 2oth st &c
1879 Corcoran Of Tor 70$ Hughes alley, H.. e
Apply to4REEN CUNNINGHAM, l4O5 F ct.
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yssssd; $50 per mouth. JA6ls \ BATES 8 CO.
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su3-eotsept15 N

au3-eotsept15 Montgomery county Md.
SwARTHMoRE COLLEGE, swARTHMoRE, PA.
OPENS 9th month, 10Th; Thirty minutes from
frends, but all others admitted Full college
for both sexes; Classical Scientific and Literary. Also
Manual Training and Preparatory School e classes)
HesShiul location large grounds new and extensive
ticulars, address W. b. APPLETON. PH D..
5e1S-tu, h,s-30t Acting President
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Inc above houses CAB be examined BY permit from
gu ONCE only. THOMAS J. E1SHEE co,
se10 1324 81. n. w.
LOR RENT-TO TWO Or THREE LADIES OR
married couple without children. S-room Fur
niahed House on St terms $50 per month. Ad-
dres I. LUTHER. star Office. se9-3ts
EOR RENT-CoMPLETELY FtRNISHED-A 10
y room House opposite Capitol grounds; rent only
+ st. L. seA-3t
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Il hEOl EMS SEPTEMBER 10, 1889.
Has large corps Of well 9ualined teachers, and all
tion il given In Engliah. in Ancient and Modern Lam
fuasss Music Art, Science Elocuton and Caltsthen-
and diplomas obtained sccordingy. The buildings are
mountain spring water.
The situation delightful the scenery Of the sur
rounding country bssutiful and the cu.ste mild and
healshful Ters reasonable For catalogues apply TO
WM- H PUkNELL, LID,
Nl6-4St Frederick. Md.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11
TERRIFIC
NO. 81.
The New Board of Commissioners.

The commissioners elected last No.
vember will hold their first session on
Monday next, and will find lot of bus
mess awaiting them. All the county
officials have to be sworn in, their bonds
approved, and the salaries adjusted for
the next two years. The supervisors
and uperintendents Of the several road
and stock districts are also to be select
ed, and in fact, all the machinery of the
county government is to be put in mo-
ton. There are also long string of bills
to be audited at the coming session, such
as the expenses of the October term of
district court. the fees of all the regis
trars, judges and clerks of election and
all the other incidental election ex-
penses, as well as the ordinary salary
bills and the cost of the two inquests ON
the bodies of Ah Chic and Lee Chung.
In fact there is more business to be done
at this session than at any time within
our recollection. and the board will be
lucky il they get through with it in four
days. The commissioners elect, Messrs.
Wall, from the lst., Forsman, from the
End, aud Robie, from the 3rd. districts,
are solid citizens and taxpayers, and
tho interests of the county will be close
ly watched during their administration
of its affairs.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11
THE COMING CAMP.
Winter Activity Alnon0 the MI
ming Men of Wdrrens Camp.
The "KnOtt" Nine Bonded for
Il Good Sum, Etc, Etc.

WARRENs, !. T., Dec. 25, '8S.
EDITOR Press:
The mines are doing very we'll this
winter. Riebold never had so much rich
ore in sight az now. The May flower
company are also taking out extremely
rich rock. Fraak Williams and Bert
Smith are working on the Greenhorn.
McLane and Miles Burston are running
tunnel on Eureka mountain. Wash
bnrn and Ludwig are taking out some
ore left in the Tramp in former times,
and are also making preparations to
sink below the lower level Frank
Smith and Geo. Brown are running
tunnel on the Cornucopia, and find
some spots of rich rock, but they have
considerable distance to run yet before
they expect to reach the proper CHM
nev of the ledge.
| Orcutt & Helm are working a double
shift on the Silver King. Their rock is
extraordinarily good; soft enough to
work easy and hard enough to stand
without timbering. Their tunnel will
be about o57 feet long and will strike
the ledge l57 feet deep. They expect
to nave II through in March. Only a
little ore is coming out of 1.-The w. B.
Knott. The mine is bonded for good
round sum and instructions are not to
do much on tit looks we'll enough as
ii is. The Wolverine is also silent now
but the giant powder will echo in March.
The Sultan was new ledge located
by Washbnrn & Ludwig and some rich
rock taken out but the cold weather put
a stop to it. The failing flume is likely
to prove success. Altogether Warrens
has not presented such a cheerful look
for fifteen years.
Onr Christmas festivities are going to
be interesting, under the able superin-
tendance of Ike Orcutt, who never does
such things by halves.
The wagon road question ought to be
referred to once in while and not al
lowed to die altogether.
N. B. W.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11
V The mammoth Mining Company.

This is the title OF an incorporation
recently organised at Pomeroy, w. IT,,
with q capital of one million dollars. d.
vided into one million nom -assessable
shares at the par value OF one dollar per
share. The location of the company's
works is at the Mammoth mine, situated
near Elk city, in Idaho county. Mr.. r.
Il, Spedden, one of the proprietors and
original lncators of the property Is pres
ident and G. G.. Austin, Pomeroy cap-
italist, is secretary of the company. The
plant for ten stamp mill is already or
dered and will be taken in and erected
at the mine next summer. In order to
provide funds to hasten the work Of de-
veloping the mine, a limited number of
the shares are being offered to the pub
lie at the low price OF ten cents per
share, at which rate everybody can af-
ford TO indulge in the luxury Of specula-
ting in mining stocks. Personally we
never have seen the ledge, but we have
heard so many favorable opinions con-
cerning the mine from parties whose
Judgment Of quartz ia exceptionally
good. that the Mammoth has ranked in
our mind as one of the most promising
quartz mines in Idaho county. At any
rate it is a home industry and ought to
be encouraged.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11
Bound % Become a State.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Representative
Springer, chairman of the committee on
Territories, introduced to-day a bill
which provides an enabling act for the
admission OF Idaho and Arizona as
states. The people of the two terrific
ries are authorised to hold elections on
Tuesday after the first Monday in No.
vember, 1889, for the election of dele.
gates to constitutional convention to
meet the first Wednesday in January,
1890. The constitutions framed at those
conventions are to be voted upon by tho
people of the proposed states on Tues
day after the first Monday in November,
1890. and if a majority should be found
in favor of ratification, authority is
given each territory to form state
government, which, however, shall re-
main in abeyance until the respective
state constitutions shall be approved by
congress,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11
MMONS.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF IDAHO
/ County, Idaho Territory.
Pohn p. Vollmer and Wallace Scott,
VS. Plaintiffs,
Josiah G. Rainey, Defendant
In the name of the people ofthe United States
in the Territory of Idaho:
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office of the Clerk OF the Probate
Court of the county OF Idaho, Idaho Ierrltory,
in Mt Idaho county of Idaho, the complaint
of the above named p!aintiffs, wherein judg..
ment is demanded against you for the sum OF
Fifty four Dollars aud thirty cents ($A .30j with
interest thereon at the rate of one aud one-half
Der cent per month from the first day OF Jan
uary 1856 on a certain promissory note, maze
by YOU on said LIST day of January, Is G. and de.
hvered to said plaintiffs, all of which Will
more fully appear in the plaintiffs complaint
filed herein. Also Twenty Ave Dollars attor-
ney's fees.
And you are also notified that unless you np-
pear and answer to said sscomplaint on lhurs-
day the 9th day of December, lSSS at II ociock
A. M. of said day, the plaintiff will take de,
fault Judgment against you for the sum OF
$3.50 100 dollars 25 dollars attorneys fees, ana
interest at the rate of one and one half per
ceat per month from January lst 1886 till Iuds-
ment and costs of suit.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
.o Probate Court of the county OF ldaho,
}sr Territory Of Idaho, this lst Gay oi
DEAL December, A. D., 1883
27-32 ExOhicio Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.

NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTION PROOF.
Frederick Fl. Helm, D. S. No. S1e3
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHO,
December 7, lSSS}
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim and
that said PROOF will be made before f. II. Grier-
son, ClerksDistre Court, lst Judicial Dist, Ida
no, at Mt Idaho, Idaho, Gu January 10, 1882 VIZ.
FRERERICK II. HELM, d. s. 3l23.
For the N y S E a and a n 4 Sec IS, Ip.
SIN Il ! w, Is NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, aud cultivation
Of said land, viz
Henry Hartke, Joseph Hsrtke, Herman Uh-
lenkott. and August Kopckynski, all OF Cotton
wood, idaho.
N-32 FRANCIS F. PATTERSON. Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.
J. Alexander and A. Freidenrich.

]. Alexander and A. Freidenrich.
VS..
Hannah 4. Rice.
JINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ExECU-
u ten issued out of the District court, lst Ju.
dicial District county of Idaho, territory OF
Idaho and to me directed and delivered for
judgeme mt rendered in said court, on the Th
day of September, A. D. 1888, in favor of J. Al
exsnder and A FreideHrch, oopartners, and
against Hannah A. Rice, for the sum OF Four
Hundred and Four and 5l-10o t404.5l) dollars In
U. s. gold coin together With costs of suit and
interest, amounting to Five dollars. l have
levied ON all the right. title and interest of said
Hannah A. Rice Of, in and to the following
property, towit: West half Of the southwest
quarter OF section ten. township thirty north, OF
Range three east, B. NJ, 50 acres.
Notice is hereby given that on saturday the
10th dsv OF January. A. D: 1892, at / o'clock .
M of said day, will sell all the right. title
and interest OF said Hannah A. Rice in and to
the above described property, or SO much there
of as may be necessary to satisfy. plaintlf
claim besides all costs, interest, and accruing
costs The sale will take place at Mt. Idaho,
Idaho county, !. T., in front OF the court house
door, at public auction for cash in hand. U. ).
gold coin, to the highest and best bidder.
Dated this 2Sth day of December. A. y. 1888.
A. w. TALKINGTON,
HA Sheriff Of Idaho county, l. 7.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Notice of Sale of Property For Delinquent
Taxes.

Notice is hereby given that viii on Tuesday,
the 9th day of February, A. ID. 1881 at the Court
House Door, in Mt. Idaho, Idaho County Idaho
Territory between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A NJ,
and O'Clock P. M, sell at Public Auction the
following described property, to satisfy he tax
es, interest, penalties and costs due said county
from the owners for the year 1898.
JOHN n. RICE,
Tax Collector, Idaho Co l. T.
Mt. Idaho /. T., Decem er 90 1888.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-01-11
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.

ME- Church, OF GraRgeville Circuit, Colum-
bia River Conference.
Services first Sunday in month at Lake school
bouse. IL A. NJ. and at Grangeville at =. NJ.
Services secon sunday in month. in Grange
vile at IL A. NJ. and z p. NJ.
Services third sunday in month. Fairview at
II A. NJ and in Grangeville at p. N.
Services fourth Sunday in month, in Grange
vile at IL A. M, and in Mt Idaho at7P NJ.
A MAxEY, Pastor.