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TuEoDORE CLANCY.

TyHE GENERAL AGENCY OF THE RECORD
UNION for San Francisco, both for circulation
End advertisements, is In the office of Theodore
Giancey, No. 2cS Montgomery street, Rooms s
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FOB SALE.
RANCH FOR SALE,
At A BARGAIN.

T6YHE WEIiL-KNOWN SALISBURY RANCH, 99g.
containing about $50 Acres, being ofWfS
the best Grain Land offered for sale -
in this county. Produces from 25 70 50 bushels
of Wheat and 30 to 90 bushels Of Barley to the Acre
Soil OF sandy loan formation, and from to 10 feet
deep. Failure OF crop has never occurred upon the
place. Has
Coed Dwelling and 0ut-buiIdings.
Railroad Station, with Side Track, and Scales,
Plows, Harrews, Carpenter and Blacksmith Tools /;
splendid Well Of Water, with Horsepower and Large
Tank.
Railroad Trains pass at Station four times each
day Place is well timbered. Situate line OF Sac
ramento Valley Railroad, 10 miles from Sacramento,
st Salisbury Station.
Ey The land rents fOP SS per Acre
Cash. The place mast be sold imnse-
dIately, as the proprietor Is going TO
leave Tie state. Take part cash.
Apply to SWEETSER & ALSIP, Real Estate and
Insurance Agents, No. 10l5 Fourth street. between
and X, Sacramento. flStf
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NOTICE.

TNHE STOCK, FIXTURES AND S-SSy-A>
Hardware Business of A. G.. ><<ssS-.s7SS5
CLARK & CO., is now offered for .szz<z4sal <z4salSss5
sale at bA gain, and store to rent. 81
mrl2,1ot A. G. CLARK & Co, Napa, Cal.
FOR SALE,
A VALUABLE BUGGY-N FIRST RATE OR
~ der Inquire at this Office. mr5-lw
FOR SALE,
GNTOCK, TOOLS AND FIXTURES OF A -
y S-ove and Tin shop, situated in one Of I'D
the b ct mining towns in the State. Doing gzssgX
\ good busnees. An old stard. Established ~
for he last sixteen years Also, Fire e-pr0of BRICK
STORE. Win be sold rented. All viii be sold
Cheap for Cash. Apply to c. B. BROWN Placer
vile, Cal. f1S-IpIm*
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DURHAM CATTLE FOR SALE.

20 HEAD OF THOROUGHBRED y.,s----,,,.
" Durham BULLS, from one to xaSSEA
two years old and 10 Head of either ESA
COWS or HElFERS. VIII be sold at -a.fA-=-ss--
private sale at WICK'S RANCH, Butte county.
~jaS0-2m Address VI. WICK, Oroville, Cal.
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HENRY FUCHS.

a TToRNEy AT I4AW-oFFICE, FIFTH ST.,
street, between Seventh and Eighth nr10-4plm
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n e. ALEXANDER.
a TToRNEY-AT-LAw AND NOTARY PUBLIC
IA Office: Northeast corner Of and Fourth
otraafc Go 1r2 Ar,l
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II p ROOT ALEX NELSON. j. DRIsCoL.
R0ST, NEiLsOS q Co.,
FYNION FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machnists, Front street, be-
.ween and G. Castings ana Machinery of every
DESCRIPTION made to order. f24-4plm
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nENTIST QIATE WITH H. H. PIER ExyA
y sonl Successor to 7. B. Reid, No. 3l7 JeffssSrn
street. between Third and Fourth Artificial Teeth
inserted on all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extraction of Teeth
If24-tfl
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The above lines are All New,
and have but recently been placed
on our shelves. From the rapid
manner in which they are being
sold, it is evident they are well
appreciated.
OUTSIDE
THESE GOODS THROUGH THE MAILS. A SLIGHT EXPENSE
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY


WY ATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, NO.
Wv 1856 street. between Fifth and Sixth. STSS
Just received, a very fine lot of Watches and sd
,Jewelry, which will be sold at very low Sss.sssA
price Watches and Jewelry ca iefully repaired
Iia7-IplmI
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DENTISTRY.
III. NJ. PTEPsON.

II ENLIST, AIS J STREET, BETWEEN eEH
~ Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Arti- @fT3fa
fetal Teeth inserted Gold, Vulcanite and all bases
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction of Teeth mrl4lm
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REMOVED.

GtHARLES T. JONES AND ED. M. MARTIN,
q Attorneys-at-Law and Notaries Public, have
removed their office to No. COZ street, between
Sixth and Seventh f24-4plm
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TEE WEEKLY UNION
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.
WIZ. Il. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication once, T,lird ST., bet. and X.

Advertisements OF five lines in this department ere
inserted for - cents for time three times for 90
cents oT Is cents per week.
NTANTED-AT HOUSTON'S EMPLOYMENT
w Office, Fourth street, one door south Of K.
ALL KINDS OF HELP, Male and Female.
Particular attention paid TO supplying families
and hotels WITT help. FREE OF CHARGE. ml3-lm
XETANTED-AGENTs IN EVERY TOWN on
Wv the coast for the GEM PUZZLE, OR
FIFTEEN GAME; now sready Immense sales
guaranteed. Samples by mail for % cents For
terms etc, apply to PACIFIC NOVELTY COM
PANY Sacramento. mrl2Iws
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W. A. nUGnsON, VI. D.,
v. u. RiLLENGs - CO.,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
! in Fine Brandics, Wines and Liquors. Agents
for Dr. Jafe's Celebrated Cinchona Bitters; also,
agents for Litton Springs seltzer Water, Sonou,a
county California No. III street, between Fourth
and Fifth. f25-4plm
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INrRopuCTIoN oF EILLs.

Bills were introduced read first time at length,
and referred as follows
By Mr. Eyos-An Act to confer upon women the
privilege OF voting. Committee on Elections.
BY Mir. HiTTELL-An Act to amend certain sections
OF the Penal Code, relating to criminal procedure.
Committee Judiciary
By Mr.. BAEER-An Act to amend Section l25 Of
the Code OF Civil Procedure relating to trials OF
tons. Committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr. CAR ocK-An Act for the better preserva
tion oil fsh by providing and msint iining fish
screens at the head OF mining and irgatng ditches
Consnitte on Fisheries and Game.
Also, an Act 10 amend Section 62s Of the Pena
Code relative to the destruction OF deer, antelope
Game
Also. an Act to authorize Boards of Supervisors
to issue bonds to redeem or to provide for outstand
ing DO as about to mature. Committee on County
and Township Governments.
ny Mr.. AoRKLAsD Coy request)-An Act to au-
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Mr.. BURT made the following report from the
Committee on Public Morals


Mr.. BURT made the following report from the
Committee on Public Morals:
SENATE CHAMBER, March IS, 1890
Mr.. President: Your Committee on Public Nor
als to whom referred Senate Resolution No.
of this body by OF the words learned, brilliant
gallant, chivalrous, distinguished able beg leave
to report that they regard the Of such language
endangering the peace and dignity of this honor
able body, and that the same should be frowned
down. sat upon and squelched out by every means
in power, even by resort to arms If necessary
and beg to submit the following two or three sew
eral reasons in support thereof Firstly Inasmuch
as the words above mentioned are applied only TO
favored few, regard it as tending to establish
privileged class or arstocracy in midst which is
clearly in conflict with Section of Article l. OF the
Constitution Of the United States which pro-
hbits the granting Of any title Of nobility,
Secondly--H tends TO raise that favored few to
higher level than the great Of this honorable
body can ever hope to reach, thus rendering the
generally accepted opinion that we are body Of
ever, to whdrsw this objection il said favored few
would consent to write our names in burning let
ters" on flames highest pnnaces," where future
generations might gaze on them in awe, and wonder
how the ID they ever got there Tbirdy-Well
we haven't been able to corral thircy As vet but
hope to do so before the close Of the session For
these and many other reasons that might men,
ton, il we knew what they were we most earnestly
urge the passage OF the resolution.
Mr.. ZucK moved the adoption Of the resolution.
Nr. JOHNSON moved that the committee have fur.
ther time Ito corral that other reason"
The motion prevailed
Mr.. HILL offered resolution, which was adopted
fixing the ssiary Of the Assistant Journal Clerk at
So per day.
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ASSEMBLY,.

SACRAMENTO, March Is, 1850.
The Assembly met at $50 A. H., Speaker Cow
dely in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain
journal OF Saturday corrected and approved.
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CtURGEoN AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
= Office and residence, on Eighth street, between
II and l. Office hours to a. H., and IL to 2, and
to SP. NJ. Dieases of the Eye and Ear specially.
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HFIDwIFE.-G GRADUATE OF THE UNIvER-
INH sty Lying Hospital of Berlin. Residence,
Masonic Building. Sixth and streets. f29-lmf
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Judiciary Committee-The committee rspoTtl d
back Senate Bill No. 2Si and Assembly Bills Nos.
40 4s0 $40 and sos, recommending passage; also,
Assembly Bin No. 427, recommending withdrawal /;
also Assembly Bill No. SIG, recommending that it
do not pass; Assembly Bills Nos. 4Gi. 47G, 477 4SI
1885, 495 and 5o2, recommending that they be
seyeraI Ily indefinitely postponed
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Mr.. MEDALLION introduced bill, out of order
entitled An Act to prevent the naturalization az
Chinese and MoDgolians in the State Of California
Ordered TO be printed. THE bill provided that tbe
Clerk Of any Court Of record issuing naturalization
papers to Chinese should be guilty of |. misde
ineanor, and be fined not less than $500 nor more
g. .0G01
Mr. LANE fled a humorous protest AGAINST H.
action OF members OF the Assembly in leaving the
hall on Saturday afternoon during his speech on the
yilicultural bill. The reading produced considera
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Qste with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg)
"TATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, 90
w No. 90 street, between Second and kTh
Third Dealer il, Watches Clocks, Silver e 81
ware Jewelry, etc Repairing in all its SxAA8
branches speciality. under Mr. FLoBERG-
[o10-1plml
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WILLIAM B. MILLER

Ko. 100 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 90
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer ET1A
etc Repairing specially, under Robert NSss&
Marsh. All country orders promptly attended to.
Tdsg-Iptfl
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TO LET oR FOR SALE.

TO LET CR FOR SALE.
Advertisements of Eve lines in this department are
Inserted for 25 cents for time thre times for 80
cents Q. rs cents per week.
YHNo RENT-Two PLEASANT FURNISHED
4 rooms in 81 Lady Adams Building street,
between Front and Sec md mrI3-St*
IINOR SALE, 50 ACRES. HOMESTEAD, WITH
IL improvements. Situate in warm belt of foot
hills. Land as good any at Newcastle, and part
free water. One and a-hslf miles from School,
Church and Railroad Station. Best kind OF Farm
for Grape and Fruit Grower. About 25 miles from
here Address CARL STR0BEL, No. 321 street,
Sacramento. mrll-tf
F7oR sALE-A DRUG STORE AND FULL n
4 Stock of Drugs, doing good business. S13S
Clears 500 per month For particulars IN "a
aulre at this office. mr1l-1w II
ENo RENT-RooMS FURNISHED, SUITABLE
Z for housekeeping. The rooms are very de-
slrable and pleasantly located. Apply to MRS.
WILSON, at No. 1920 Tenth street. mrl1-1w'
EURNISHED ROOMS TO LET - PLEASANT,
IL quiet, homelke rooms, neatly furnished. To
Rent by the Day, Week Month, at prices that
cannot fail to give satisfaction. North west corner
Third and ]. Entrances on street, and on Third,
between and streets. MRS TEN EYCK. mrl0tf
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7. n. MCFARLAND,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW-oFFICE, SOUTHWEST
"a corner of j and Fourth streets. Residence
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Iiberfu.

Our singing Glass is still smprovins
under the guidance and instruction Of Mr.
A. Life.
Several Of our young ladies and gen
tlemen expect to visit Stanford about the
time that the City Hall Is to be dedicated
-George Il. Wilkinson, Who assisted in
driving Of p W. Napier's horses, writes
from Greenville, : g. that they have
not sold any stock yet
Several days ago four or five young
men were arrested in the Rich Hill neigh
borhood, having been accused Of ku-kiuI-
ing Lee Richardson, They have not been
tried up to this writing
Brother A. c. Tabor announced last
Sunday morning that Rev. Mr.. Owens will
begin a series Of meetings at this place on
the 3Olh Of this month, and a. the chuich
has been comfortably arranged the congre
CATION is anxious for the meeting
Miss Sallio Farmer was among her
many friends in Liberty lat Sunday ......
Mr., Elas Kidd ha. moved his family to
his fathers about five miles in the county.
Elias himself started to California last
Tuesday morning, Af,er lie hss made the
necessary preparation. his family will
start b. the same place aud be accompanied
by Mis- Emma Perkins. who will be ~
much missed 10 our social circle, that We
will expect three Of our young men 70 EN-
igrai.. hv the lat
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NOTES OF CURREXT ETENrs.

The Chicago Times will hereafter sci
its type by machinery.
George Pigeon, a brakeman ON the L.
& n. r.. r. was killed at Louisville. Mon
day, while coupling cars.
An explosion occurred in a coal pit at
slellarlown, Nova Scotia, Friday, which
caused the death Of fifty miners.
The death OF Luorelia Mott takes
almost the last Of the remarkable band Of
original Aboliiionists from the earth.
The earnings Of the Louisville a Nash
willie road from January | 10 November
amount to S7,5OS,3io against s4,G2l ,2G5
last year.
DIR and Mrs. John Moore, OF Bowling
Green, have donated building worth
$4,000 to the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION Of that city.
A dozen Nihilists were hung at St. Pc
tersburg, Russia, Tuesday. Not a man Of
them ialtered bat met death with the Ut
most ealmness and Indifference.
james Hunt, the Cave robber has been
identified and is nov in Jail at Glasgow,
unable to raise the $500 bail required The
other man under arrest, was discharged.
The vote for Congress in the Ashland
District was as iollows; Blackburn, 1909; |
lIord, 5,692; Goodloe, 1907; s. H. Smith, 4. |
Blaekburn's majority over llord, l,l07.
The epizooty appears 10 grow more .
l.. II
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CASEY COINTI.
Hiddfeburg

NANHNEbNNH
Ed. W l.. Williams is holding a
union meeting nj the Methodist Church
We all have 10 accept Garfield as cur
next President, whether We afe satisfied or
not.
Mis- Wesley daughter Of Mr.. Salli,
Wesley, died few days ago II consump
ton
Rev. Il. A. lIovious and family LEFT
for Missouri on the sth inst. Mr. Will.
Golfer occupies the residence vacated by
him, in Middleburg"..Miss Pattie Sc
phenson, Of Crab Orchard, is visiting her
brother, Mr.. W. l.. Stephenson.
Prof Geo. X. Waters, in consequence
Of the large number Of pupils he has in
school, has employed Miss Hannah Fair az
assistant The school should certainly be
we'll patronized whon in charge Of such
efficient teachers.
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ROCEC.lsTLE


Next Monday will be County Cour
day.
Born, TO the wife Of &. Crooke, At Pin,
HILL a daughter Lucy Adams.
The epizoolio is abroad In the land
All the horses are coughing but no death'
have been reported,
The l2th day Of December il set down
for one to be Of much interest to several
citizens Of Mt. Vernon
Our Sheriff, Mr.. w. II. Albright, is
whooping up the tax.payer-. lie says he
intends to pay the revenue this year long
before il is due.
Master Eddie Hawkins, the boy orator,
lectured here last Thursday aud Friday
nights. lie was greeted with good crowds
aud made a good impression.
The cold snap the first Of the week
furnished an opportunity for hog'killing,
and now backbones, spare-rbs, sausage and
cold hogs head are the delieaoie,
David Thompson, the enterprising ira
der, bought Of James Kits and w. q. Hiatt
a carload Of fat hogs at 4 cents per pound.
He shipped them to Louisville this week.
There is some difficulty about deter
mining the town limits. Bob Brooks says
they extend from "the gallows to the
grsye.yardi" but this is scarcely definite
enough.
AT the conclusion Of Eld. j. l.. Aliens
discourse last Sunday night, Jack Adams,
Jr, sud d. G. Pointer went forward and
confessed faith ia the Savior They will |
be immersed at the next meeting.
The advent Of the beautiful snow
was the signal for falling-od in tbs at
tendance Of pupils At schools. The poor
teachers henceforth will have not only EN-.
y houses. bat cold ones They are to be
pitied.
Miss May Adams, Of Paint Lick Acad-
,my, l. here ON a visit 10 her parents.
Mr.. John j. outer, of the firm Of Otter A
20, Louisville, il here on a visit n his
brother. J II Ouer....C aptN. A. Collier,
II Louisville, Was Ia ioSn Monday night
.... Mr.. Alya Pullins, Of Gsrrard, and Mr.
- Jones, Of Madison, were visiting friends
q ihis county lssi Snndav
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place, With iull sssurauce that thing.
would be- pot through all right
lfvas our great pleasure to attend,
ia.i evening, very elegant reception, riv
cn by Nv and Mr.. Alex Dunn, 90
their eldest son, Ovsley and BIZ. bride,
whom he had a few hour. previous called
from sianioris gliitering circle Of fair
ones by half past eight O'Clock the .pa.'
cious paflor was lllcd with bright aud
beautiful ladies and polished gentlemen, who
received with hearty congratulations the
handsome groom and lovely bride. The
gu cts numbered frcn, Fly to seventy fsc
composed Of hapry combination II Rich
nond, stanford. Danville anil l.ancastcr's
selected tcautie. and worthy gentlemen
In the midst Of lively conversation and
merry laughtcriho folding door. we're oren-
ed and supper announced. Tie table, I'M.
der the supervision Of Mrs Dunn, Mrs.
Risd, Mrs. Owsley, Mrs. VIM. Price. Of
Danville, and Mr.. Feather, vas made, in
fact, "a thing Of beauty" and admiration TO
behold, arranged in cross.shape. with a
pyramid Of Fairy Bellies and ether flowers
extending from the center Of The table to
the ceiling Il is useless to attempt de.
scription Of the delicious delicacic. that
were spread rpon II. Happy indeed should
he be who was permitted TO stterd the
feast
- We are indebted TO lady friend Tor
the following descriptive listof drcs.e-
The bride Myrtle risen hfcealsl ia end .atiuI
diamonds
Miss lola saith Light bise satin.
Mis- Matte stockton, Green aud riail ait
Miss sue whitley. BLACK silt.
Miss Nettie Britain, White siik.
Miss Eliza Reynolds. BLACK sik
Miss Rena Crair Navy blue brccalcl velvet.
Mis- Marie Marksbury, Ola sold siIt.
Hiss Maggie Dunn. Coschmsn daih sni o. blood
satin.
Miss Moie Egaus. uIack brocaie,i siik
Miss Kate shropshire, Rep silk
! Miss sallie Curry, PAX satin velvet.
Miss Sallie Human, Lavender dik.
Mis- leila Price, white bunting.
| Miss Mollic Burieit Plaiu brocaici velvet.
/ Ms. Ada Marrs, Ox-hlood satin.
Z Miss Allie Dunn. HelioiroIe hrocaitl velvet
Z Mis- sasie Harris, Ashes Of roses SIX.
Miss Mamie ODDS white bunting and sitiu.
/ Miss Kate Wherritt. Black sils.
/ Miss Ella Evans, iIeliotfope siik
| Mis- Marion woolfri, riums eoiofed siik
Miss Eme Dunn. Brown silk.
| The ladies were profu-ely and seyerally
Ornamental with diamonds, conl., garne
natural flowers, etc. Time forbids ON
adding more
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GARRARD 1OUNFT.
Lancaster.


Next Monday II County Court here.
We we're glad to have our old friend
A. S. Calvert, State Agent for Gaar, Scott
a Co., with us for some days this week ......
Mrs. Mamie Dung, Of Richmond, is wish
ting her parents this week ...... Mrs. +. d
Potts returned home last week to remain
during the Winter
The sudden transit from fair to foul
weather was very remarkable, and render
ed it very favorable for hog killing, and
a great many people here completed that
much dreaded job. Hogs have been sold
readily here all the week for cents, and
solle as high as sil5 in the country.
The Society Of Rosebud Seminary,
under the CONTROL and management OF
Mrs. Mary Yantis and husband, gave an
exceedingly interesting entertainment Fri
day night last Soirees Of this nature are
very beneficial to the children, and eRioya-
bic To the spectators. We think it would
be advisable to have a series Of them dur
ing the school term.
George Hardin. one Of our eoniection-
ers, made an assignment last week to Hugh
Smith. Liabilities abopt $500; assets
amounting to Sl96, sherman Hasselden
one Of the principal creditors, having a
landlords lien for his rent, bought out the
entire stock Of goods and will open up, We
understand, frst-class restaurant in the
same old stand
The American Bible Society : meeting, /
held here Sunday night at the Christian
Church, was a failure. Rev. Savage, the
State Agent for the institution, was not
present, and several Of the churches had /
neglected To take up contributions, After
palayering and consultation
he meeting adjourned 70 meet on the 4th
sunday nishi ~ thi' month si he same J
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The railroad extension is al he lslk
nov itvill doubles. make thinvs lively
fora while.
We have lnd III .ofis of weather
Friday q rsin,d. Saturday BE- showed, Sun.
day it thawed. Monday il irors. Tuesday il
thaved again, AND "Wednesday morning IL
vas 4. cold a. blue hlazss With the mercu.
~ going down. down, down.
In thc Court Of Appeals on the lOih
inst, the case of , T.. Joplin " TabithN
Day, from Rockca.tie Common Pleas
Court, was dismissed settled This suit
originated about "suck bottle II YOU
don't believe IL, ask BILL Bradley.
--EMGnASrs -Phccion Hopper snd
John Middleton, colored, lefi here Tues
day morning for Topeka, Kansas Walker
Newcomb, oolored, will go to the same
place within few weeks Wm. Grider,
white will leave. IN few days. Tor Kan.
sas or Texas
The attention Of the City Fathers J.,
respectfully directed 10 the pavcments
lhey should remember 'ha. the next Pc
de'.r,an VINO Humo'e' and breaks his leg
or ~. meek y 'iso'e 70 ani'e' them win :
sun 'o' u'"ase'' runner 'e'r on' 'he "'n
pavements or have them made new
The city father. should At once enact
an o'u'"""oe TO prevent 'he sno"ung OF
N''".n ''nu.e'' 10y P',.os ava n'e crack
e'' "''.'n 'n' 'o"n ',"'"' Hu'h P'"o
'''''' WINE '"s' u'''S"' Tue 7'"''' BOY ~,
: "'''''' " we -',",,'F y" property '"o
=" """''''"'e ~ ''''''' on " % ana
"''',s'
ne Young '.'A'' OF 'o'h set''' ,aik o.
o's'hit,ns N'""' io'"' VIII VIII %
'' Fp.'.' mummy '"'
"e'N,y p',','''.,' WI, oe subscribed 'or
''S''"'' W." ''n'''u ngn'e' '' u''',
P'p''N W. ''o''' WIZ W. ol',h e'''' ",
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