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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05

: sherman, 4. Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent In this county at once, st sala.
~ Of 500 q month and expenses paid.
For ffll particulars address as above.
27ly
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"THE BEST CoUGH MEDICINE In the
World" The Old Vegeta6te- PalmOna-
~ Bdtsam, Cutler Bros! g. Co., Boston.
Small reduced to 35c; Large, 81.
273m
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II is universally acknowledged TO be without .
EvAl IN iss department Of journalism. Each
nsmber contains A. 10 - large pages, three col
umns 70 tbs page, with . handsome cover, and
is beautifully illustrated With elegant double
plate epgrAyings II lie devoted especially 10 Livn
Brock and the DAiET AID ne FARMER or STOCK
BREEDER can Afford TO do without H. II die.
cusses the aeiencc Of breeding. the merits 70 the
VARIOUS breeda. The most approved methods o.
feeding and handing and everything pertaining
70 the Ruccsssful management u live stock on
the farm. Ii has an ably conducted VETERINARY
De paFtmept, In which vii be found articles
upon the laws OF health 1ud disease, A. spilled
70 domestic animals, shich cannot fail 10 be "
great value 70 all who are interested IN any Kind
II 1--we STOCK Questions rsisaRg 70 diseases N
all kinds oflive stock, and the rsnsdiss fer iken
are answered 10 The JounsAL each month for
/ the benefit q subAenbeFa. Il COT tatus separate
aspartmssts, devstsd W HORSES. CATTLE.
| EHKEp, SWINE Ghd the DAIRY GDd its corps
Of editors are recognized throughout the
country the MOST THOROUGH, ABLE Atsfe
/ PRACTICAL. writer's IN thsir separzLs depart
ments, that can be found 10 Amerscs No sH-
penss 10 spared. on TIE par u ~ pnbiishsrs. %
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instructive Journal, saeh every intelligent Tar
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Mr.. Albert Hopkins who has been
quite alex we are happy 10 learn 10 much
better, though not we'll yet.
Another cold wave struck Rupert on
Sunday which drove the mercury dewn
to 10 degrees below zero on Monday
morning.
The only child aud daughter Of f..
w. aud Frances (Whte) Hopkins died
a, West R1pert January Stat, OF Diph.
iberia Ia the lwelveld year OF her age
Miss Emma Stafford daughter OF K. b.
Stafford died at the residence Of her father
at West Rupert on Monday morning Feb,
"a
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n u % u
Regular meetings on saturday Evenings q
each seek, At Adsms Hal
MA ADAMS, W. @. T.
CARRIE HQLLIsTER, Sect.
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l. o. o. o. +.
Regular meeting, a. Aaams Hal, N Friday
Evening q each week.
CAREY HYNOLDs, sect.
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There will be preaching IN the Con-
gregalionAl church 10 this place next
Sabbath Feb Sth by Rev. Horace Pratt
OF Mortified VI.
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prIin

kItkhAluuh GuulLu III luis PihIe HoAt
Sabbath, Feb. Sth by Rev. Horace Pratt
OF Mortified VI.
Public debate at the church vestry
next Friday night.
Sunday night the coolest OF the sea.
son.
On Thursday OF last week Miss Alb.
bic. daughter OF Mr.. and Mira. Geo. X.
Davis, was united in marriage to Mr.. G.
II Pond OF Manchester. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. s. l.. Vincent.
Nunerous invited guests we're present. A
table we'll loaded with useful and valua-
bic presents bespoke the kindly wishes OF
friends present and absent. Among the
gifts we noticed tasteful and uniqne
turned marble arm, from ID. l.. Kent; an
elegant carved silver sugar spoon and
pair Of vases, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett OF
Boston set Of silver knives, Mrs. l.. d.
Hapgood, Cambridge; silver spoon hold.
or, G, X. Batcheder; silver card receiver
Frank Baichelder; silver pie knife, from
pupils OF the village school; set OF silver
kuives, silver table aud tea spoons, Mr..
Mrs. q X. Davis: fancy china cup aud
saucer and jet tie pin, Mr.. aud Mrs. G..
o. Davis; table linen, spreads, SC, with
soin aud currency completes q substantial
remembrance. After the usual congrAtu-
lations The hsppy couple LEFT for their
home IN Manchester, bearing the kind
wishes Of their many friends.
sourH LONDONDERRY.
Our drun corps which 10 A /, vas
ont IN fail force Saturday night.
Tho cold wave struck us sunday
night, The mercury going dswn TO l2'
below E.re,
Martin HnntIy while csoppiBE wood
on Glebe mountain last week cut Bis foot
severely, the arc euterisg between the
toes aud splitting The feet nearly fouI
iAebes.
Little salone, daughter Of DR., A
b. Bixby, aud Miss Woodcock, whs wer,
both dangerously III last week, ere reoov
ering
Benson Aldrich, an old rssideat OF
this iowa aged ~, died In Bostss Last
Saturday. His remains we're brought 10
this town for interment.
"A yonng gent from Weston was
brought before Jusiios Pisres last SAiur
day oaA grand jary compliant charges
With obsAlninR nqnor Of The towa agent
falsely representing The purpose for whIcl
Il was to be used. lie plead guilty asc
Gosd slo and costa, whIeh gill perhaps
prove val1Able lessen 10 him.
- Las, Wednesday mornlng Mr. I'd
ward Jsqaith VISA Esing up Caurch 81.
wilh hls horse pswer and uheH be hAe
nearly reached the top efiA steep deeliv
lty At the isol Of that street The evenef be
came detached from ihs sled, allowing i
10 60 down The icy bin At = breGk-neck
speed, Fortunately, y. s. Brown eanRhI
The pole, - i passed bin, leng enough {,
give Il turn which switched the whol,
90 near ssAitsek 4 tSodsArd's barn. Tia,
machine vas bu, slightly Injured bat ID,
sled vas sadly demoralixsd.
The Band concert Friday svsuiss
dfew fail bouse and the ptogramm.
vas gone through with 10 a very credits
be maHHsr. TIE seleegiobt Of mssI,
we're q he hisbssl order and we're ere
Gated by lbe baud 10 arsi ciAss style. A
tabs aoio with srEau sceompanlmsnt--
u. 7. EVssa With he tabs and jean b
sl@ends u reru, Il The oFgAn-wA 80
PsFhiy ertcutsd, aud drew forth 40 60
core ard tse hear,lsss appisuss Of 10
evening. A oorsa dast By Parker sal
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The peg factory eommesced runzlng
the 1Oth inst, Since coming into ths
bands OF the Arlington MIG Co. it h4s
bees newly fitted up aud furnished With
Erst clAas hsIp. II will probably do q
good ran Of business.
On tbe svsuiBg Of Jan. zsth Tiers
vas a doAailon yisst 81 lhe dwelling
house Of c. v. smith, 10 West SYNDICATE,
for tie bshs6g Of Rev. Mr. Weed OF West
Raperi. About 80 were present. The
donalios VA a.tIng testimonial IL ihs
faithful iAb0r taow diseostiaHsd1 Of Mr.,
" 10 West sandgsis for nearly bali !
scors Of years.
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paag tatgsi DEC A. r. beP, Tsss-
Asy stsu.ag PEI. lah- a R,askusss's
hsl
-Bsrr 4 NsslsY 81 pay An tddluop-
ii effY eesa psr thoassAs, ior 81 sPrsss
ss8 hsusae baafPs delivered g ihsu
daaas ~ nssais a Fsesury
ms nayaa Ladies Ala wil ave =
ssclsbis saa oyster sapPsr FaasF evss-
lex Fsh 6th. Al BlaekDsf's HAH Tickets
s9-ts psr oospis for ssPPsF, admission
70 Ne s9sisbls free
--Tb. CsnsAan pFophst Nsnsos is sh-
cited .a SIC media lhss llme. he IRE
aicled ne, Fsbaafy wopn oous is vita
a. iey bfe.ih aud severe snow storm
Fsb. 50 bo,A prophecies are near enoagh
correct fsf eoWfaft
poEsrT.
( -AIa r. March d Mlddlebary ls stop
7 ping Asfe with relatives
Master Artbar r Sykes has gone ba
visit 10 Massachusetts
I Kris Sd. llolisy asd her children
sfs Speeding some weeks 10 New York
Ter ioraer place 81 residence
Miss Fsnuy Lsnaon Of LoekpoFt, n
j.. came 70 town lsst week for visit
.ocom panied By liiiis son Of Ralph lol
1 ley.
N, G. Phelps will eel Al auction
Saturday, Feb, 9Th 8, 10 AZ, is cove, !
yoke 81 oven, horses, bay and large
quantity sffarmiSg implements, etc,
There wAs donation party for ih'
benefit u Rev. Mf. Pratt, Thursday eysp
/ Ing. good number was present. and 4
proved q very happy occasion. A purs'
OF 90 vas presented 10 Mr. Pratt q. ID,
close
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wooA wara wu % 6nsly axecate& tai
ihs sssfsass eailss hen csa agnia. TAs
slsglne, vita Ma. E4waFd Parker sarsb-
%. vas most exosslsnt ard afaw lorsh
hearty applauss 81 ooaFse shs farce
sin thA isixitaass 8ksksy, Ggb Parker,
"a, saccsss wheu pex, ihsy play may
we bs thsrs 10 ssr
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Seminal Weakness.

Seminal Emissions. the
consequence fself-abuse.
This solitary vice or de-
'praved sexual indulgence,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Camnar,san Asked.

NEW yoKR, November 3d.-Your special cor
respondent proudly requests your readers to con-
trast his foreshadowng of the Presidential election
with the now ascertained result, and determine for
themselves whether his predictions were not more
;udicious and reliable than the buncombe prepaid
kilograms With which Chairman Barnum flooded
the country Let the results decide our respective
titles 10 fairness and accuracy.
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WISCONSIN,.


~. 81. .h,, ..rns justify
.ne s''''-''' =, =. wisconsin gives
:, 80 60. ,Jut 10000. The Repub
= - u. FRESHMAN, az follows First Dis
-, lliaus (Rep); Second, L. B. Caswell
;; Third, C. C. Ha0elton Fourth, B. V. Deus
Ger (Oem.) Fifth, Ed. Bragg (Dem); Seventh, L.
C. Humphrey (Rep); Eighth. Thad Pound (Rep9
The Legislature is largely Republican in both Houses
MILWAUKEE,, November 3d.-Three hundred and
thirty towns including the city Of Milwaukee,
give s,lss Republican majority.
Nils AUEBs, November 3d.-The following are the
Congressional naiorities Fourth District, Deuster
fDem reelected. 1900; Second District, Caswell
iRep), reelected, $500 First District, Williams
lRep), reelected, 5000; Third District. Hazelton
Repl reelected, 1,500 Fifth District, Bragg
lDeTn ! reelected, l,Goo Sixth District, Gunther
(Rep.l 5000 Republican gain; Seventh District,
Humphreys (Repl reelected, 5000; Eighth Dis
trjct Pound {Rep J. re- elected, 4 600.
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smaIlpox An San Franciseo.

SMALLPOX IN san ErdnCIsfOs
SAN Francisco. November 3d.-A special
meeting of the Board of Health was held at
II o'clock this morning. Present-Mayor
Kalloch, presiding, Drs. Gibbons, Jr., Doug
lass, Murphy and Simpson.
Mayor Kalloch asked DIR. Meares, the
Health Officer, to state the object of the
meeting.
DIR. Meares said he had called the members
of the Board together for the purpose of con-
sultation with reference to the development
of smallpox. For two or three months occa-
sional casesof smallpox have been reported
one or two a week. On Monday last II cases
were reported, Is yesterday and six or seven
to-day. There are, therefore, sc or 81 new
cases within two days. All of the victims
are respectable men and women, and none
have any idea how they contracted the
disease. They were scattered all over the
city-on the high lands, at the Mission,
in the central portion and at the water front.
am sending them out to the Pest house as
fast as possible, but one ambulance cannot do
the work. There are several patients now in
the city that have not been able to send out.
The Pest-house ambulance horse is broken
down and cannot do the work. We have
an old ambulance, open behind, which might
be used in mild cases. We might utilize
hacks, as l have done before. Some prefer
to pay for hacks to carry them out. More
force is wanted at the hospital.
After a desultory conversation, twas agreed
that DR.. Meares would appoint such nurses
and vacciDators as are deemed necessary,
upon consulting with the members of the
Board.
DR.. Douglass suggested that the Health
Office be kept open day and night all the year
round.
No action was taken on the suggestion, and
the Board then adjourned.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
SAN Francisco, November 3d.-Thirty-
four additional cases of smallpox were re-
Dorted to-day.
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PASSENGER Passing Carlin for California.

CARLIN, November 3d.-The following
overland passengers passed Carlin to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: I. II.
Goodman, San Francisco; Mrs. T. Nicker-
son, Mrs. S. c.. Barney, Thos. S. Rogers,
wife and nurse, G. I. Rogers, III. L. Rogers,
Miss NJ Rogers, Gardiner Rogers, Boston /;
J. COIN. San Francisco; L. r. Caldwell and
wife, Illinois Rev. DIR. Beers, San Francis
CO; G. w. Carter, wife and son, Boston B.
Goodwin, Chicago; Mrs. M. T. Roeder, Sac
ramento; l. d. Lobdell. New York; J..
Franklin. Philadelphia W. S. Clark. Massa-
chusetts J. Green, Utah Mrs. D. E. Buell.
II. M. Bordwinn, San Francisco Miss NJ
A. Thompson, Oakland; Mrs. L. L. Kali
isher, San Francisco; Miss j. Carlin, New
York Mrs. j. Reid and child. E. NJ. Pat
ten, Jr., wife and two children, San Fran
cisco w. FL. Pessenden. Portland. Oregon !;
A. P. Caldwell, Miss M. Caldwell, Illinois |;
Miss M. Bates, Boston; E. Parker, Omaha !;
Mrs. Slademan and five children, New York |;
7. Morey, wife and two children, Eureka !;
Mrs. J. P. Weller and child, New York.
Eighty-four emigrant passengers, including
62 males, to arrive in Sacramento Novem-
Der 9TH
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BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

VyHE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
\ MONTE DIABL0 COAL, the most economical
That can be used for .s Is for sale in lots to suit
at Black Diamond l.anding, Contra Costa county,
and at tbs Office Of the Company, southesst corner
., Folsom aud Spear streets. San Francisco.
p. B. CORNWALL,
aul6-tf President B. d. C. II. Co.
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A. N. TOWNE. General Superintendent
T. a GOODMAN. -. .Gen1 Pass'r and Ticket Agent
iaQ-4Dtf
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MoJAvE, November Sd.-The following
overland passengers, by Southern Pacific
Railroad, passed Mojave to-day, to arrive in
San Francisco to morrow r. B. McGaughey,
Los Angeles; ]. w. Gardner and wife,
Santa Ana; L. Woodburger, Los Angeles ;
e. D. johnson, j. M. Wayne, H. H. Mark
w. Hemenway, San Francisco; Mrs. w. +.
Clark, Boston S. E. -Evans, Riverside; X.
Pacheco, San Luis Obispo; D. NJ. Ahlsted,
Los Angeles; P. Fellows, B. II. Brown, Oak.
land S. P. Grover and child, Downey; j.
II. Gellespey, San Francisco G. w. Fields,
Tucson II. e. Sturtevants.
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GROVE L. JOHNSON.

"As REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI-.
III dence TO DIR. G. L. Simmons Building,
street, between Second and Third. office hours:
TO 8 A. H., IL A. n to P. NJ, and to sP. II. sl2-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
VIM. GUTTENBERGER,

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
4 chinist, Front and streets. Manufacturer of
Guttenberger's Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
and Clog Crusher and Barley Mills. All kinds of
Hydraulic Pipes. For SALE Three Miller Patsnt Hay
Presses o29-4p1m
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BoDIE, November 3d.-The bullion ship
ments from Bodie district during the month
of October through Wells, Fargo & Co.
express were as follows Standard CONSOLE
dated, S173,937 IS; MONDAY and North
MONDAY, S45, 55S 81; Bodie Consolidated,
S97, 623 25; scattering, IS. $50. Total, $685.
AGA 81. The bullion shipments for the first
ten months of 1880 amount to 81 49, 23 go
an increase of S404, $50 40 over the same
Deriod last year
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MISS l.. j. KELLOGG, N. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN-oFF1CE AND
III residence, Nathan building, corner OF Seventh
and streets Office hours, $50 A NJ, to
and to sPN s30-4p1m
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CACRAMENTO BOILER AND IRON WORKS, |
a street. between Front and Second, Sacra- |
mento Manufacturer Of Steam Boilers Sheet lion
Work, etc. Also all kinds of Repairing. Chang ng
Portable Boilers from Wood to Straw Burners
Speciality. o64pd
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SILVER CyrY, November Si.-The Republicans
elected the Sheriff. Treasurer and most OF the other
officers 10 0wyhee county. The Democrats have
reelected Ainsee TO Congress by small majority.
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vlRGEEIi.

PETERSBURG November Sd.-Returns this morn
ing from several precincts in Sussex and Greenvile
counties give the Republicans large majority.
TAUNTON, November Sd-Paul (aeadjuster) is
elected to Congress over Allen Irregular Democrat,
IN the Seventh District, by 600 majority.
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d J. CRoLY.
J. oARLE.
earle a CROLY,

NONTRACToRS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
u pared to do all kinds OF work in their inc, in
city country. PRINCIPAL place Of business, Sacra-
mento. Shop, 80 Second street, between X and l..
Post-office Box, 40, Sacramento ole 4ptf
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TIDAL WAVE.
Icovr1Nurp FROM FIRST PAGE. !

county for Governor and their entire legislative
TICKET. The result over the State is still in doubt
zetween Hawkins for Governor and Wright (State
Credit Dem.), and the complexion of the General
assembly is still doubtful between the Democrats
and Republicans but the Reputation delegation in
The Legislature will be insignificant.
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BRUNER & RRUNER,
wM EyIERy RRIGCs. M. ID. /.

nCULIST, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
J Diseases of the Throat. Office, 1921 street,
corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank Sacramento,
Cal Hours-9:30 TO II A. NJ; to Pm Sundays-
Q.2l to Ii A. NJ. TO p. N. ol-u
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fhinaman iIurdered.

CAsTRevILLE. November 3l-A CHR, man
named Quong Gun was found de0, last night
near h,. , snis pace; nus heaa an body mutiated
T ~ T %oro ssiIeny Inflicted with an ak.
81 H mnrdo or ao- to-day rendered a verdict
No nua i. y .nmitted by parties unknown.
4No oue IS been arrested
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in the two brick shops burned at the arsenal
here last night is estimated to be $3.50, GOO.
The entire wood work was burned in the
buildings, and the brick walls, by reason OF
the supports having been consumed by the
flames, are tottering ard may soon fall
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
idaho TERRITORY.

SEATTLE, November Sd.-Brents majority in the
Territory il estimated at from 600 to 200.
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United states Properly burned.

BENIcIA, November Sd. : Between the
hours Of 2 and 8 this morning fire broke out
in the frame building used as carpenter
shop, on The western side of the two large
brick buildings containing all the construction
department, machinery and bullet presses at
the United States Arsenal here. In few
minutes the woodwork of the machine shops
was enveloped in flames, as the two buildings
were connected by the wooden engine-room.
The steam fire engine was brought into
reouisition. but the FIRE had gained too much
Roadway to be extinguished. The loss has
not vet been computed, but win be large, be.
cause Of the amount of valuable machinery
in the building which was destroyed. The
FIRE is considered to be the work Of an incen-
diary. - s,.cY,
BrsIcrA. November 3d.-The amount of
damage done to the machinery and material
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Ship Reseued-Aurora BorealIs.

PORT TOWNSEND, November 31.-At 1
o'clock this morning Captain Stoddard, of
the revenue cutter Wolcott. succeeded in
towing the ship Majestic off Narrow Stone
Point, where she had drifted during the
night.
A magnificent display of Aurora Borealis
was visible here at 8 o'clock this morning.
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w. r. KNgGmTs,

u Highest price for Hides Sheep Pelts and
Tallow Supplies Butchers with Salt, Paper, latest
improved Sausage Machines, Suffers, Lard Presses
Etc Prompt cash returns made for all consign.
ments otq-Antf
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NOTICE..

TT. PERSONS WHO OWE ANY BILLS FOR
n goods bought at my store, 924 street, $ s.
BEEDE acting as my agent and manager, are here.
h. notified not TO pay such hills nor any part OF
them to said S. S. BEEDE, nor to any one but my
self, as he is no longer employed by me.
ss-' C. H. GILMAN,
Proprietor Of the Red House.
Sacramento October 49, 1880. ozZ.u
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.
+. D. SERVER. ...................Pro prit

l.. d.
EFACKS ON CALL AT ANY HOUR ~
"a day or night. Coupes, Phaetons, 49,
Rockaxays, Barouches, Buggies, with the ~
bes.rosdsters to be found in any livery stable tins
coast toE hire. Horses kept in livery at reasonable
gtabIes or Fourth street, between aud
E6-4p1
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HuIUs sTRgTZ.


SUCCESSOR TO FOX STRUTZ, IMPORTER
- and Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
No. Al street, Sacramento. Sole agent for A.
Hupfels Sons New York Beer. o14-4p1m
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CHICAGO, November 3d-The Inter-O Ocean says
There is movement on foot to impeach Mayor
Harrison for alleged incendiary speech before
election, and for other impropretes in connection
with election matters
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arizona TERRITORY.

Tucson, November 3d.-G. II. Ouray Dem-), for
Delegate TO Congress. so far as heard FROM has 400
majority This insures his election beyond question.
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Ratlncation and JolIIfieatlon.

OMAHA, November 3d.-A grand Republican rati-
ication and jollifcation took place here tonight
torchlight procession of nearly 1000 torches and
two bands of music paraded the streets. One meet
ing was addressed in the Academy of Music, and
another of about 5000 was addressed out Of DOORS
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Died of HIS wounds.
Bodic Bullion.

ORovILLE, November 31.-The young man
Perry, shot in the Capital saloon Monday
night, died this morning.