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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-13

Business Advertisements.
New additons-Mechanic's store.
ReInoyed-James |. Felter l. Co.
Friend & Terry Lumber Company.
Union Insurance Company-San Francisco.
Pike l. Young Carriage manufacturers.
Capital Ale vaults-gowers & Longabaugh.
Notice to creditors of B. W. Caryl.
William Walle-Professof of music.
Bell & Co.-Auction- house.
Sozodont-The mystery solved.
Murray & Lanmans Florida Water.
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signal Corps Rcport-May Is. 1850.
ApVERFlsEnENr nsnrlor.

Lutheran Sunday School picnic postponed.
Wanted-Help at Houston's employment Office.
Metropolitan Theater-" Coralie tonight
Picnic privileges British Mutual Society.
Farms and vineyards for sale-Carl strobel.
e. of H.-Unity Lodge tonight
knights Templar- Sacramento Commandery No.
Annual target shooting Sacramento Hussars
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BRIEF REFERENCE.

In the Police Court yesterday John Cham
ber's grand larceny case was dismissed; Mrs
Hughes, for keeping an opium den, was dis.
charged; Vim Fleming was held for grand
larceny. and Dan Fay for disturbing the
peace j. J. jackson, for disturbing the
peace, had his case continued till to-day Il.
McClure's embezzlelnent case went over
until the 10Th.
Louis Garadalla was accidentally knocked
overheard from the steamer Varuna at Six
mile Bar ON Monday morning, and drowned.
He leaves family in this city. The body
has not been recovered.
The fire alarm Of lib last night from Sew.
enth and n streets, box 10, was false Indeed,
the box was locked, and no one knows how
the alarm could have been sent in.
The old depot caught fire about noon yes
terday over the porter's room. 1t was extin-
guished before much damage resulted. The
department turned out.
Ben Cogar, a well-known barber and prom
inent colored citizen, died yesterday of pa
ralysis of the brain
The little child of c. NJ, irdierks, of the
scalding of which mention was made yester-
day, died yesterday.
The river last night at 11:30 stood at %
feet 10 inches. The American is falling
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CALIFORNIA WINES and BRANDIES.

onand
the and
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WE shall open this day ten dozen pail
mems fine shoes, buckle Alexis, box-toe
sewed, Broadway style, in all sizes, at 81 80
These just take the cake. Red House.
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J. F. CUTTERS OLD BoURBoN.-This cele-
brated Whisky is for sale by all first-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Star
within Shield.
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A DESIRABLE CHANGE.-The change that
has taken place in collars and cuffs this sea-
son has created great deal of interest in
fashionable circles, which is no doubt owing
to the fact that the designs are very hand
some and neat. Ladies will do well by ex-
aiming the large sad elegant assortment
which has iast been placed III our stock at
prices lower than ever before. Weinstock &
Lubin, proprietors Mechanics Store.
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TALK about dull times Call at the cheap
corner Rochester Store, and you will change
your mind mighty quick. Northwest corner
of Ninth and J streets.
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The rush for kid gloves continues. Ten
brands Of celebrated kid gloves, including the
Jouvin. The great job lot, only % cents a
pair a. the Red House.
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VEGETABLES, string beans and summer
ing: Five sacks string beans, three boxes
summer squashes and tour chests of straw
berries. u. DeBernardi 4 Co., 30S and $40
II etraat
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ENERGY and square dealing will win. Long
ton & Anthony have demonstrated that the
code they have adopted, "Live aud let live"
is good one. The activity that prevails
around their market is good sign.
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G.. w. Chesley, agert.#
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LADIES, misses and childrens hats at half
the regular prices. A very large consignment
from the great bankrupt sale of Z. Mish &
Co., San Francisco, opened out to-day at the
Red House
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KENTUCKY WHISTLES!

n o oil brands
GEM OF MILLER
enehr o
f cans to
Bill of Iadng Rail-
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


The Court took recess at 12:45 until P.
NJ. when Mr.. Barbour resumed his arpu-
ment. He confined it largely to a review of
the cases cited on the other side in which he
claimed the papers in all the cases were before
the Courts and all the records under examine
ton. He claimed that all the California
cases show that the California Courts have
exercised the power and right to examine on
habeas corpus into all the proceedings. in the
case prior to the issuance of the writ. He
held that if the Judgment and recitations of
the commitment are to be taken as final and
conclusive. then false statement of iurisdic.
tional facts in the commitment and iudg-
ment would place it in the power of corrupt
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ECHO answers-Child's goat, double toe,
ace shoe, 4 to 7, at the Red House, for 81.
Warranted never to rip.
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Auction Sale
Business Advertisements.

NJ. j. Simmons & Co. Friday 1O:aoA. NJ
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frleu in cmohou be
dand Domestic Goods n our
nt iGal
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REFORMATION WANTED.-Oficer jackson
wishes the party who hauled two trunks and
a sewing-machine away from the corner of
Fourteenth and j streets on Monday, the Sd
instant, to call upon him at the Police Sta
ton.
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INMRoEEEEs.

f We again call the attention of the Trade to the
fact that there has never been any DAT MEAL
manufactured equal to SCHUMACHER'S. 1t leads
the world, and has no successful competitor. Is
made of the purest materials, and by superior pro-
cess. Don't fail to buy scHCMACHER'S world
renowned farinaceous goods. Our Meals are fresh
to-day from the factory, via C. P. R. R.
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THE REPLY.

Mr.. Murphy, for the prosecution, replied
to the argument of Mr.. Barbour and cited
Hunt VS.. Hunt az New York; in support of
the proposition that the judgment Of the
Police Court is conclusive.
Justice Thornton-Suppese it appeared on
the complaint that there was an indictment
for one ofense, but conviction for totally
different one?
Judge Lake-That would show on its face
that the judgment was void; that there never
was trial.
Justice Thornton-How can you deter
mine the jurisdiction without examining the
record?
Mr. Murphy-So far as this proceeding is
concerned, the judgment of the Court below
has determined the jurisdictional facts, and
that Judgment is finality.
Justice McKee-Speakingf for myself only,
the only debatable ground in this case is as
to the conclusiveness of the Judgment of the
Police Court
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SOMETHING DURABLE.-Childrens box toe
button shoes, sizes to IL. at 81 so per pair.
Weinstock & Lubin, proprietors MechaAics'
Stnra
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DoSr fail to see the great exhibition Of
millinery to-day at the Red House.
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CITY RETAIL DEPARTMENT.

me A. hvontl in
ionerW dL time bpadyto Ieeer orders
c " o auy par e
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By request of Justice Thornton, Mr.. MUIR
ply read the various ordinances under which
the conviction of Kearney was bad. He also
read and commented again upon the Iowa
case, where an ordinance was passed and the
magistrate it was admitted had jurisdiction
to hear and determine the case, and did do so,
and it was pleaded On habeas corpus that the
ordinance was invalid; but the Supreme
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MERCHANDISE REPORT. The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
10th For Samuel Pratt, boxes posters 4;
L. L. Lewis & Co., car stoves; NJ. G. Haw-
ley & Co., box chain Billingsley L Co., 6
bales chain Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, IL rolls wire screens w. II. Mills, 1
iron safe Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 3
bales leather betting Weinstock & Lubin, L
box shirts S. J. Nathan, boz shirts !; d.
W. Earl, 20 steel dies, 10 steel shoes.
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PosTPoNEB.-The picnic of the German
Lutheran Sunday School, advertised 20 take
place at Richmond Grove, has been post
poned until further notice.
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GIL C q - -

also eth n and an
and fol-
Kmba Gauie &C., Cigar Also DeBary Prize Writing Desk Cigar
SOMETHING ENTIRELY HEREJ
kfam
ati o a
in sesoth
B. Purchase Nen receive three
quicker their
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an opium den, by officer Ferral.
AUCTION SALE.-To-morrow NJ. J. Sim
mons & Co. sell by auction, at 412 ] street,
lot of furniture, carpets and bedding, crock
cry, etc.; also freproof safe, a billiard
table, with balls, and also 100 shotguns and
rifles and a chest of tools.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-The following car
loads of freight arrived yesterday: Three of
coal, ~ of wood, 8 of barley, of wine, of
loads of freight were forwarded East. One of
wool, of merchandise.
TARGET SHoor1NG.-At Richmond Grove
Thursday, the Doth, the Sacramento Hussars
will have their annual target shooting and
picnic. These reunions have always been
very pleasant, and have been marked by e1-
cellent management.
journalist, now of the Carson Appeal, has ac-
copied the post of city editor on the RECORD
UNION, and will assume the duties en- tie
first Monday ia June.
BALL.-To-morrow evening, at Plymouth,
Amador county, the Plymouth Hook and
Ladder Company gives its eighth annual ball.
A basket picnic takes place during the day if
the weather permits.
POSTPONED picnic of the German
Lutheran Sunday School, advertised 20 take
place at Richmond Grove, has been post
poned until further notice.
SOMETHING Childrens box toe
button shoes, sizes to IL. at 81 so per pair.
Weinstock Lubin, proprietors Mechaaics'
Store.
DeNT fail to see the great exhibition Of
rillinery to-day at the Red House.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE TRADE.
Wines, Liquors, CordiaIs, Syrups, etc,

FRONT STREET THE ADO
adjoining WELLS FARGO CO.'S in
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PIcNIc DIsTURBERs.-Y Yesterday Pit Ell
dred, Ed. Fogarty, Fred Dunn, Joe Murphy
and Charles Cass, were arrested by Constable
Cooper on warrant based on complaint
sworn to by officers Fredericks and Valen-
tine They are charged with fighting, taking
possession of the platform, ripping, cursing,
swearing, abusing people, and kicking up a
general shindy at the Red Mems picnic at
Folsom last Sunday They raised particular
Ned, and misbehaved so shamefully as to
alarm peaceable citizens. Officers Valentine
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SIZE PEGTSTER,

The following List of Sales of Real
and Personal Property are advertised
or Bills printed at the Office OF The
Post"
Saturday, Feb. 7, Sheriff will soil Real
Estate atthc Court House, in Mid.
dleburg.
Thursday Feb. 10, Aaron Howell will
sell Horses, Cows, Farm Iinple-
meats &c. in Franklin twp.
Saturday Fob. 81, Sheriff will sell Real
Estate at the Court House.
Saturday. Feb 2l. James p. Smith
Atty for IIeirs Of Jacob :. Smith,
will sell valuable Real Estate in
the Borough Of Middebug,
Thursday. Feb. os. Samuel Rhoads
and'J w. Donn,oyer will sell Per
sonal Property in Franklio twp.
Thursday, Feb. 2d, Geo. Meyer. will
sell Horses. Cows, Farm 1mplc-
ments &c. In Jackson twp.
Tuesday, March 9, Henry q. Horn.
berger of Perry twp. will sell Hor'
sec, Cows, Farm Implements, &c.
Thursday, March i lydia Dietrich will
sell Muller, Cows. Shoats. Farm I'M
plcments, &C., DC. IN Middiecreek
township.
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Yours &c.
LILLE NAY ID.

=
NUSE NOvGonOD FiRE. The great
market ol tho eastern. worll has bae u
held NJ this junction of the volga and
Olga Rivers in Russia, every summer
for hundreds of years. Hore the
nations Of Europe and Asia meet with
their products for trade. Cbssack.
Chinese, Turk and Persian meet tho
German and the Greek with every vari-
ETY. Of merchandise that mankind
employs, from sapphiros to grinl,tone.,
tea, opium. fur, food. and fabrics, aud
las. but not least medicines c
Aver ( Co.'S celebrated remedies from
America we're displayed in nm elegant
Bazaar. where the Doctor himself
,night sometimes be seen. They are
known and takcn on steppes OF Isia as
well as the prairie- of the Vest, and are
All eiieclual antiiote for TN, Diseases
that prevail! in the yaourts of the North
Ne well rs the huts aud cabins Of the
western Continent. - Lincoln (Ml
Times.
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PETIT JURORS
drawn for regular term commencin,
February 23rd, 1880.

drawn for regular term commencing
February 23rd. 1880.
apAns-re,sr Reisie. q ss'isss isassssi ~
BEay.s-Pe,.r Bubb, George Dilser. "
N. Aiathley.. Howard shanbnob,
James shambsth, james s. Fsmit \,
Samuel A. Wetlsl. . Y
BsAvsn #xsr-- neery y.,,er, Is.ac Ro
mig. ~. iMatisrn. Jacob Dreese.
CSsInr r-Jobn 4. spapyler, Jesse shan.
b4ch. -+rf T0
|qnApaAs-Ferd. Son.s, pc
Waiter, Michssi X.
l. scbocb. Lssis tAiilier. Jacob fLenie,
( Heury felty, John A. Forster, Cbsile-
kdien1sr. ga ..'i Tsd
JacEsoS- George W. Bfcuse .,,. "a. ....
MipDtEBuuG -Nalhan Shambaeh, q.
Milton MoAiz.
NIppLEcnssg --Iscob A. Smith.
MoSRoE ". Row. Joseph Lepicy,
psss--JChn z, Richter. Andrew Romis.
l.. =. paNling, Thomas Miiman.
Henry B Meyer. Samuel e. 'kessler.
Henry Hoover. Philip Iiibisb, JOHN
H. Hughes. Philip Dreese. .
rERRY Sowarra Miller. d, III.
SELINsanovs-Miles wsisel, q. y Davis.
II. Frank Grouse.
Usios--rhilip Hood. sr.
wAsnisGros-u,iah Wise. Daniel =. Stat.
fer, \. o. Hilbish. Geo ". Holsap-
pie, John j. Gunirum
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FArAt Sf,ss Acc,nsyr.-Or Mord,

FArAt Miss acciDsyr.-0n Monday
night. near Beavertown, William New
el. a miner, went into an ore mine 10
work At driving d:ift->whilst at
work. in lying position, tho ground
and rocks cavod in and partially bur-
ried him. His ssop.son, wss near by
aid seeing what Ind occurred eimn,c.
dately cslled for assistance. When
ttke7 out ne vas uncouscious and
remained 50 until Wednesday noon
when death relieved him from his suf.
fering. lie was only 2s years 8 months
and 10 days old. ...
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

Wbereas the lion. J. c. Buchsr PrA-i
w dent Judge OF the Judicial Dislrir'
composed Of the counties OF Snyder. Union
aud Mitllin and Hiram O'Nell and
Ssm'l. II Yoier Esqs. Associnte Judges
in and Tor Snyder county have issued their
,precept hearing, date the li,h day Of
Dec A. ID. 1879, 10 me directed for
the holding Of an Orphans court, q couri
OF Common Pleas, court OF Oyer aad Ter
miner and General court Of Quarter Ses.
slons Of the pesce Ut Middleburg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the Alb Monday. (be
ng the 2ar' day OF Feb. 1897 and
continue one week.
Motif is therefore hereby given 10 The
Coroner. Justices Of the Pence aud Consts
bles In snd for the county OF Snyder. TO ap
pear In their proper person With their roll,
records, ipqpisitions, examinations and
other rsmsmhranoes to do those things
which Of tLeir Offices and in their behalf
pertain TO BE- done and witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting in behal Of The Common
wealth against any person or persons ar,
required 10 be then and there attending
gna not departing without leave at lhei
uefii. justiess are requested 10 he punci
ual In their attendance ~ the appointed
tIh,e sseessbly 10 notice.
alssA gader my hand and seal st tn
ShsFla's ei9ss Ia Miadlsbure. the 18th Ia.
Of jag, 4 D,i sGe thousand eight hauars
'' bAsIaL BolEEpER. sheriff.
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OUR KANSAS LETTER.

Nkwros, Harvey Co. Kan. |
IL. Jan. 80. 1880. !
! Ed; Posr:--As considerable lime hsa
fapsed siprc yoe have had any com
p,unicatlon from this section Of the
dountry, We vii, Try to sivo yot, s8n,e
ofthe latest items Of news. '.'t.
The excitement at present ia the ne
gro exodus from Tennessee. There
are probably twenty families IN New.
ton, some hiws kono farther vest nd
quiae = puniber have gone souihJtb
Wichita. Their reason for. leaving
Tennessee was because they had no
employment to depend on,lor living.
The majority ofthem are very poor
but are yet young il years.
The leadipg Democrats Of town aud
country have all theirseat oi sense ation
will endure in explaining how and why
the Republican party got them to come
heie. ~, 3 '' s.-. ~
O. Adam Boworsos and family are
getting along finely. and say they nave
never orjo, ed better health. Auam
Is now planning for the erection Of a
fine house.
y. D. Benfsr put an end to Baehiaz by
getting married tome tiue ago. Pete
seems happy maa. aud We hope be
may prosper.
Jho. D. Drsess and family mads short
visit to Benfers & Bowers IXcs on SUNDAY.
"Ur course We made call near noon ="
Jno' is we'll, ia, aud pleasant, besides an
energetic farmer.
Rev u. Has-ingsr. who came TO Kan.
sas some time ago. bAs preached quite a
number Of sermons. ani all tho people
express themselves as being highly pless.
cd. Rube Dreese n we'll to.do, farmer il.
staying with Jno. Dreess this winter.
lie saddles his pony twice week and
starts Tor preaching when there Is non.
In the county be generally gets home
about tho time Jno. is Lindlinr the
FIRE lie is complaining Of rot being
well. Doctors say he has ihs bsrad aud
oeef-staek consumption.
Whep is now looking fully as good a.
II lid last May, aud hope the farmers
wilt have faic crop. The weather il
beautiful. ALBERT.
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The store Of Bas5lor 4 son. Of Free
burg, was entered by u burglar or bar.
@isrs on Wednesday night of las, week
Immediately back of tho de.k Il door
icaus into u small room opposite which
! window faces the lot Through the
window and door, tine latter be!rg
partly CHASE, light is conveyed from the
outside. II is through this channel
that an entrance WAS effected by first
prying the shutters. Tho money draw.
Ell It secms was I'll the burglars wan,
ed and, after having eniptiod it Of ils
contents, which was less than dollar.
principally in pannics len it a: the ice
iapse about twenty yards from the
building. The tracks OF mans boots
were visible next morning and showed
hat lie hal at least No. s pair OF
boote on. This is the second burglary
that has occurred in the same building
since October last. The great aingu-
larity about this aud other robbcries
that have OF late trauspired in this lo-
| cality is that no one has as yet been
discovered in these vile attempts and
We fear thatunless iheyaro more close.
ly watched we may hear Of other and
perhaps even worse deprodations be-
ing committed. The late robbery is
conclusive that il is not only dark
night that burglar sets out to perfect
his plans, but has tho hardihood also
to enter a building upon bright moon
light night. Freebuy Cowior.
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Physicians Prescribe n.

It's giving excellent satisfaction. Our
doctors prescribe IL. Send three dozen
Barosma by express lIurry hurry
hurry We sold our last bottle this
morning and have orders for Elk more.
have also sold several bottles toa pby~
sician li'tR several miles from here.
l'e ives IL good recomend.
This Is sample Of orders we are get.
ing from druggists every day through
out the country. Barosma, or Duchu
b'ckache, Liver and Kidney Cure Ia pre-.
pared W = X. ThcupsOn. Titusviile. Pa
For Gale by John A. Moaix Wdddles
burg ia,
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MARISlEcD.


Jan. 18Th, by the Rey. H. w &.
Zimmerman, Cyrus Steiner, OF Monroe
Twp. to Miss Lydia Glass, of Wash
ing,ou Twp. .r
Jan. Goth, by 4. d, kecl. J. p, James
II. Rieel Of Viuksburg, Union County
To Ada Iumlne., Of Globe Mills, Sny>
der County, ...i.. b.
Jan lst by Rev. A. Romich. William
Shook, of Decatur Twp, Mihlin County
to Miss Ada Elizabeth Hoffman OF So,
linsgrove. ''... ....
Jan Goth, at Bravertown, by the Rev
d. NJ. Stetler. Miss Mary Alice Keiser
of Franklin township, aud Mr.. Jacob
Kinney, OF Beayerlown.
Jan. 2jth. at Freeburg, by the Rev.
II. W. zimmerman, Mics Isabella
Hoffman. Of PcrrS township, aud Mr.
wilson Snyder, 10 Washington town,
ship,
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ADAxspURe, Ftp. ., 1889

20 POsr.-Tho news send you
this week is distressing indeed" =
/. op Monday last, Mr. John u. Rpmiz
and his aged wife wen, to visit their
son. 0u the way, the hind axle was
broken, whiIo tue horse was moving
at an easy trot. aud both old folks were
thrown out with such violence that
Mrs. Rs collar bone was broken and
tic injury to Mr.. X. was three frac.
tured ribs. They are both old folks
aud neccssarilyth injuries more dis,
tressing. Nothing of special Interest
transporting here. s
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jan. 8, 1880.
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Black smith Sh]D Rent.

The undersigned will rent his new
BIack.smiis shop, located on Market
Street, near tho square, on rea.onahle
terms 70 good blacksmith. Il IL n
No, ! stand, right in the centre OF hus,
iress, aud is mall respects convenient.
iy located and arranged.
ALBRIGHT SwiNlToED.
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DIED.

December Both. in Centre tow nship,
of gravel, Noses Bobb, aged 65 years
and . mouths.
January l4th. in Chapman township.
Carrie Alyesta, daughter OF Edward
Meyer, aged / year. 10 months and 4
days.
Jan, 80, In Penn twp. Jacob Fisher
aged n years, 4 months and rs days.