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The friends Of T. L. Carpenter will he
panied to learn that he is sonfned By an
attack Of Typhoid Fever.
a. W. Bain's lecture on Saturday
night vas sell attended, and Is said BY
those who heard ii to have been entertain
ing and instructive.
J. NJ. MstsOn. Carrisgs Painter aud
Trimmer, is in Hustonville. prepared to
execute the best class Of work in his line
on the shortest notice and At lowest rates.
Elder W. I. Williams is conducting
an interesting meeting at Mckinney. The
services are held at night only. The pros
Peci for good results il said to be Gathering.
There is great complaint among farm
ers that seed oon is proving very defect
i've. II il supposed that the severe Winter
destroyed the 'egstsiivs vitality Of the
grain.
There iss spirited rivalry growins up
between Or. Brown and J. W. Allen, our
two irredeemsble old bachelors, in the
matter Of Horticulture and lawn ornau.enta-
.tion. They are certainly improving the
old town, and in this line evince a taste
and industry which, in better cause might
bring sunlight to their desolate homes.
A distinguished scientist Of Huston
Sille-as shown by communication in
the CSuTisr-Joaraai Of the sth-has resoluts-
ly "sot down" on Pink Cottage. After
proving by "PrOud philosophy" that faith
Is humbus and that divine power is nov
inadequate to the performance Of miracle,
lie banters the Deity to undertake the
thing, and pledges himself to pay Him
$4,000 in case Of success.
Among the Amusement. may be noted
q foI chase and a mad dog stampeds on
Saturday. THE fox had but three available
legs and the dog became sane a. soon as he
lodged his pursuers, horse race on the
street on Sunday, and every evening an
amateur performance on an asthmatic tin
horn and collapsed fiddle, which exhibit
= remarkable perseverance, in making night
hideous with their melody.
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~. Jons n. Wuota dsrrrodiy thr
most ivlnl,, wmin rw~ouu,y a
al, Hhith ~ 'rlutnuf isrcI 10Y
everybody IN the county, without regard
to politcs o. religion, app,ara 10 the 0las.
gov TINES asking him to become q candidate
ioF the Legislature, bat the Doctor know
lag thsi the post Of honor b the private
station" wisely declines, and IN the most
graceful manner possible, thanks bic ad'
mirsrs for the intended compliment. The
Doctor knows on which eide his stafi Of
life is oleomargarined Ills election, had
he announced himself, would have been a
forsgone conclusion, but there's more
honor in one edition Of the T,s.es than
in g whole session Of the Legislature and
about A. much money
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B0TLE COUNTY.
Danrafe.


One hundred and City barrels OF corn
we're sold in Dansille this week at S2.75
per barrel.
-Benjanin SpeAn, OF this county, had
his leg broken last Thursday by being
thrown from q sulky.
SHEEP LABoR.--shearing is nov in
session. Price Of wool In Danville 20 to
rs cents, and but few sales
The exercises incident to the public
school commencement will be conducted
at the school building on NEXT Wednesday
and Thursday mornings, 18th and 10th
inst.
Carl N. Brown has secured the serVi-
ess, as photographer, Of J. J. MeDermott,
from Guys studio in Cork, Ireland. Some
body in Danville can beat Brown "takins
pictures" They broke open his show
window the other night and took all he had.
Bishop 7. L. Dudley made his annual
visit to this parish and preached to q
crowded house at the Episcopal church
Friday evening Rev. Mr.. Stanberry, of
Lexington, will preach at the same place
next Sunday (l5th) morning and evening.
-WEDDIEG.-AleIander X. Mckee, Jr,
vas married at HarrOdsburg on Wednes-
day evening to Miss Sara +. Riker, Of that
city A reception will bs rendered the
happy pair at the home Of the aoom's
father, DR.. A. r. Mckee, in this city, on
Friday evening merit
--'Dolph Mock's still-house, on the
Shakertown pike, about three miles from
DanVille, was totally destroyed BY ere on
Tuesday night The fire was accidental
and began about $50 or O'Clock. Except
the boiler, the entire machinery, &c, SC,
vas destroyed, and slso seven barrels Of
whisky. Loss, about g., 500 and no insur-
snos
Morris Fsrris sold to Thos Wood GO
head fancy ealVes-5 cents per pound.
100 head distiliery cattle were sold BY J.
A. Huseley q Bro. to Cincinnati firm for
a cents per pound. ...60 shares Of stock
in the Central National Bank Of DanVills
were sold last week By +. B. Russell to
Jerry Caldwell for sl55, vendor to have
the coming July dividends.
Il. p Corcorsn, Of Lexington, Was in
Danyille this week ...... Dwight Archibald,
~ho has been attending Law lectures in
has returned to DsnEille .....
IoT the Summsr......M Misses Sue and Mamie
Winston, Of Bloomington, H.. are visiting
he family Of Col. Thos Barbss, in this
chss. Taylor, Of CoVington,
vas In DanVille this week, visiting Mr.. J.
!. Cecil. Miss Emms Johnston, Of
Missouri, is at Col. d. W. Jones ...... Judge
lsofge Moore, former Danvills boy, nov
superior Judge Of Amador county, Caliior.
lis, Is visiting his fathers family In this
'laes ....sir Henry @. sahdiisr, Of Dan
lille, belonging to "RyAn that WAbblsd In
he ranks" vas chosen Grand Standard
searsr during the meeting of the Grand
.ommandery at Lexington.
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on the confession made IN the Barnes
meeliner, baptise those desiring to unite
with his church.
A report reached here from Crab Or.
chard lsst Monday that Moses Ray, q
trader from THE county, had heen murder.
cd In Rockcastle and robbed Of about
$1,000 Ray should have reached home
Tuesday or Wednesday, but has not arrived,
and bis friends fear that the report !. true.
a. he Is dissipated and inclined to exhibit
his wealth when In liquor.
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coSKIJSs and hi. followers have made
and eau make Os charge against Robert
son. He Is a man Of known integrity, and
fully competent 70 manage the Office Of
Collector Of The Port Of New York. The
Genersl Assembly Of that State almost
unanimously recommended bis conHrms.
tor, and yet Conkling wants the Presi.
deut to withdraw bis nomination for no
other apparent reason than that Robertson
viii not bend the supple hinges Of his
knss to him. win the Democratic ssna.
tors sustain 80 petty a business We
hope not.
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MORE BLOOD /!

IHAYE OPENED A IiRsT-CLAss BUTCHER
shop under the store Of McAlistef Lyle, and
am prepared 10 Furnish choice meals 81 the Lowest
Market Prices wlll Keep fowk of all kinds
iresh Fish, Butter, fggs, Ac. | viii pay cash ilf
Hides. Thankful iur pasi patronage, / solicit
libsfai share 10 the iuiure.
llO-am NJ. y. ELKIN.
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TBREE men were tried and convicted
for soliciting jury service Ia Pulaski coun-
" lsst week. They we're aned sos and
costs, hut c. el.arh. one Cd the number,
settled HIS by banding the Judge pardon
signed By the Governor. This sams indi-
vidusl has aiss psrdOnsd the men con
vicisd Of participation in tbs Hicks mob
At Coyineson, aud shis same individual
stands ready and snTious to thwart law
and justice % all occasions His whole
aim sesms to be against law and order, and
to show the Courts how powsrless they are
in punl,hlns criminals. Blu, the people Of
Kentucky must endure him over two
Years longer. nnless death kindly relieves
them Of the butden
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sPEAKrS0' Of the marriage Of the A
tIonomsr, Proctor, Mr.. Mnnnsll, Of the
louisville DsmO~ai. says that his bride
Will male him see some stars be never
san before. OF eourss Mr.. N. speaks
from sTpsrisnes; he has somewhat Of a
rss BRIDE himself.
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oAzTITID says be wants Conklins to
know that he 10 third Of this great and
sood government snd that be Co. Ia only
easesssnty-slrth part Of IL. Therefore. II
any ovatuSss Ars to Be made they mpsi be
made B, some other than him, and don't
ron forset Il.
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Mss. GARTTID IL very III with inter
nittsnt fever. and what with setting up
s'Righis and worrying about ConkliDE all
day, the President is said 10 be in very
Irritable condition indeed. oGes seekers
had better 60 slow until the old lady gets
veil OF Robertson 10 confirmed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-13

A LITTLE over a month ago the thsr.
noaetsr was away down below ssfo in
New York. and accounts Of'ssveral per
sons having frozen to death WaI given In
the daily papers. Tuesday the mercury
bad eliubsd Up to the eighties, and one
man, q painter. suffered a sun stroke
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Complete Outtt Of l2s Double pe,k,
w. M. WEBER,
Drugs and Medicines,
Mt. Vernon, KY.

This business was established in
1858, and Is the first Drug Store ever
opened in Roekeastle County.
A full line Of Drugs, Medicines,
Fancy & Toilet Articles, Oils, Paints,
&c. 90 to the Original Drug Store to
have your prescriptions carefully
compounded. Agent for D. n. Ferry
q Co. . fresh and reliable Field, Flow.
or and Garden Seeds. 467-6m
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Mcclure. She vas adiudged 10 10 = luna.
attic and was ordered 10 the asylum Al
Lexington Deputy Sheriff J G Albright
left with her for that plsce on the Grst
train. She became crazy about three
weeks ago, and theeause u Il Wa not ap.
parent Her friends di.liked 70 send her
10 an asylum, but she became violent and
unmanageable and they were forced to
pursue that course IT'S Msgistral va.
cancies viii be Gllcd al the next August
election in this county Here Il oppor-
tuniiy for the ambition. citizen to assume
The burdens which honor and power inn
pose. Candidates will be- announced in
this column at g per can.....lf you want
to find lawyer or a county official during
this weather you must look for him on the
west side Of the Court.Housc in the morn
ing and on the east side in the afternoon.
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-Our two merchants are full stocked
but are too stingy to advertise the lat
don't mention IT,
Lamb buyers are engaging for early
delivery June at ; cents. Wool is sell
ing at q cents for best
-bark-pesleTs will about wind up this
week their sl-inning operations and ship
nents will commence. The bulk Of the
bark from this section will 60 to Louis
vile, at twelve dollars and a half per
cord
-ReE. is Sims, from Stanford, deliver
ed quite good discourse at this place last
Sunday evening at O'Clock He will visit
US and preach again the coming fifth Sun
day, at O'Clock, P NJ. We promise him
a full house at his next visit.
The following Is a copy of a paper
which has been signed by nine-tenths Of
the citizens Of this town and vicinity: eve,
the undersigned, seyerally agree to use our
utmost endeayors, according TO laS, to pre-
vent the sale Of Intoxicating liquors in the
town Of Milledgeville, Ky, and will ,sork
togsiksr in gaining any information which
will lead TO the conviction OF any person
or persons who shall, rsgoTdlsss Of he BET
interest Of he tom and eitiaens, sell liquors
Of intoHioaiion Ia any form shatsFsr. This
compact Is forever binding, without limit
ation"
Our Sunday School viii be Ieors smiled
neat Sunday morning At = O'Clock. We
have good material for Sunday School
teachers at this place, bat our eongrsga-
lion being poor Ne are unable TO purchase
he necessary papsr-, books, sc that a.
tract the interest Of The scholars and lend |
IN induoemsnt to d pleasant and anxious
attendance Hence, II any one is interest
"a enough Ia the bringing up Of these
little ones in the straight and nariow
say" a. 10 contribute a mite Of their luors,
4 will be properly applied, II sent to the
postmaster here, and their reward will be
placed to their credit AT the coming Of
he Master"
EIiOiemaa's MIA.
Look out ioT the pretty hats neu
sunday.
A blaek-and-white squirrel has been
cen 10 this vicinity.
Born, 70 the wiis Of Henry Walters, q
iretty little daughter.
Seed corn 10 selling Al one dollar per
ushsl, and very scarce q. that
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-13

With enlarged experience and
increased facilities, and an eye to
the special Wants of this locality,
wehave selected an entirely NEW
STOCK, perfectly captivating in
style, novelty and beauty. We
paid cash for every article, and
will guarantee lowest prices, and
i'll every instance, warrant goods
as represented. Mutual interest
is a guarantee for success. and
with grateful appreciation of past
favOrs, we will labor faithfully for
an increase of patronage.
Respectfully,
BRUCE E IN.
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A WurrKN paper describes the eour-
tssy Of the senate a. courteous to each
oshsF and iBsOlsni TO the President and
people. Blu, Garfield has given the wh0ls
kusinss . decidedly black eye.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-13

Canned Goods in endless variety:
Largest line Of SADDLERY
ever in Stanford; Swiss and
Falls City Hams; Also. nice
line of Contectioneries, all of
which we offer at low figures.
Money saved to all who give
us a call.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-13
Lbs. WOOL WANTED.

also, Country Produce, Hides,
Sheep Skins, Eggs, Rags, Iron,
Bones, &C., &c. Bring OH your
Barter, and come in yourself
and look at our magnificent
stock of goods. We guarantee
satisfactiOn,and everything sold
as represented.
II. Il. ROCHEsTER, Salesman.
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HRODHEiD ADVERTIsFxESTs
MRS. LIZZIE BUTNER,
MILLINER.
BRoDHEAD, KENTUCKY

A iuil line Of Hat, honneis. Gloves, stfaw Goods
Trimmings, and everything Necessary 10 oom-
plsts Millinery Establishment lflt-sml
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Scotch Salye!

lsa positive cure for Har-
ness Calls, Halter burn,
Cuts, hruisss and Sprains,
and l. the best linimeni
Tor old sores, Scratches.
Cracked and Grease lleel.
Thrush and Disiempef
II used Al 0uce 90 = cot.
al box, q cents full slze,
lnaali4 fenny.
4. ID. ALBRIGHT.
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Tn Emmett L0rn eIsa Z the latest
brad on.
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"THr Rise and Fall Of the Confederate
Government BY sr-President Jefferson
Davis, will be out in June, Mr.. LaFsyetis
Pierce, Of virginip, Agent fOr Lincoln,
0arrard and Fleming counties, showed US
some advance sheets Of the work this week,
and judging from the print, paper and
thsir general appearance, the book will be
a very handsome one. There are numer-
Gus excellent steel engraving Of the Con-
federate Cabinet officers, the leading Cen
erals and Others. whose names will ever be
held in love and reverence By the South
srn people. The book will be issued in
Two volumes, and will be bound in cloth,
Turkey, &c. A correct history Of the
Lost Cause Is greatly needed, and coming
as this does. from one 80 thoroughly iden-
tilted with that Cause. 1t must, Of nessssi-
~, be valuable work.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-13

Will practice his Profession Ia Hock castle and
Adjoining counties and In the Court " Appeal,
Special attention given b. collectiOns
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-13

II srrMs 10 be pretty we'll understood
ct Washington that Stanley Matthews
nomination for Associate Justice will be
confirmed vhspsvsr It IL acted upon BY
the Senate, notwithstanding the adverse
sentiment Of the COMMITTEES 10 whom II
I, was referred. This thing l. somewhat
mys,erious, to say the least q II. The
Committee having II In charge is eomPOs-
ed Of nine Senators. eve Republicans and
four Democrats. They are men selected
BY the Senate on account Of their superior
legal learning, and to know that the pres
ent Commiuee has been we'll selected, i u
only necessary 70 read their names; Conk-
ling, Fdmunds, Ingalls,, Logan, Mcmillan,
Davi.. Lamar, Baysrd and t'arlsnd. OF
thee nine rsatvsinsu. pee eminent for Their
attachments ~ To- s,isucs n lvw, and pre-
eumably he mosl capable OF all the sena-
ator. to Judge Of tbs ftnsssbf this sPPoint-
neni, only 10, Lamar and Insalls.favor its
con6rrrsnor. All Of BIZ. Ne political s'so-
cistss. save ineslls, on the Committee say he
81 --fst...f 1870.
y nn"o.'n'i .n' M - "' 49, In,
hen's OF %. Joanna" ,1'e :. a.,
70 'oa 'sf"''' "Os ..-.,s ..on.h
ne ia'l W ha', ' n'..~ !, y -. r. "a.
Fl" nA'' % coo, - 'Hs go ~ ~ AZ it,,
s''s'e zoe son' ~. :. ... e.
? sN'y mn '". "a shsr 70 "a.
.osn' %, !" y -, ~. ...s,.n.,o..
' y W. .;,h @p.d.h.sdsd lin In
"a eV"nss''on VIZ -
is'O'", " ~ -. =.
TrRzp out with Conkling's bold denanes
President Garfield has al length asserted
himself and declared war to the knife, ana
the knife to the hilt, With that arrogant
individual. The bomb was thrown INTO
the Senate Friday In the shape Of mes
sage Withdrawing all the nominations thar
had been made ct the Instance Of Conkhns'
but sticking to his own man, Robertson.
= = - IL a. H.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-29
DOWney Items.

County Assessor ]. w. Venable
is lying seriously i'll at his home
near this place.
w. J. Goss is recovering from
serious injuries received from the
kick of horse.
A horse belonging to Hewitt
Brothers, the Downey butchers,
was terribly lacerated by coming
in contact with barbed wire
fence. Ee was out for short sea-
son of rest in q pasture surrounded
by fence made wholly of wire, ,ex.
cept the posts. Barbed wire is a
valuable addition to a weak fence
made of poles or of narrow boards.
but without either poles or boards,
it is attended with much danger.
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. K. Banks are glad to know
that he has resumed his old posi-
ton as station agent here.
The hot weather of this weak has
been an advantage to crops in gen.
eral. Corn may now be planted
upon low, damp land, with the as
surance that 1t will readily come
up and grow we'll.
Mrs. Roix, of San Francisco, Is
visiting her mother and family,
Mrs. Panlsell, and her sister, Mrs.
w. F. Cooper.
A large delegation from here at
tended the Odd Fellows anniver.
sary picnic in the willow grove
near Compton, on Tuesday last.
AS usual, iJ was highly enjoyed by
all present. The festivities of the
day were finished up by ball and
supper here in the evening. The ball
was supervised by Mr.. Decher, the
tonsorial artist, and the supper by
Deputy Sheriff Fuller.
Mr.. f. J. Barretto is sinking an
artesian we'll on his famous stock
farm q short distance from this
place. He has attained a depth of
more than hundred feet. He ex.
poets to secure a flow at about two
hundred feet.
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sells his property on bond, and
after one success disappears. His
partner makes his headquarters at
the Palace at ths other end of the
route, and is invariably of genteel
appearance. He is the brains of
the firm and phys regularly be-
tween Frisco and the East. His
game is the inheritor; and how
beautifully he brings him down.
They meet en- route. Inheritor
charmed with gentlemanly appear
ance of retired miner Is kindly
furnished with letters by retired
miner to "splendid fellowp at the
"front" who he "believes has good
mining property; see him, any
way, he will only be too pleased to
be of assistance to you.o "Splendid
fellow" notified otherwise, receives
inherltor warmly. Keeps him
away from other splendid fell
lows' and has appointments with
inheritors own Professor when In
heritor sweetly sleeps.
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e a. ST Err "a.
Eviusnees of IA .hon.,s Barsu,u.

EvidsDees of M ahOne's Bars0iu.
WASHINGTON, April 2Stb.-SEN-
ATE. "A motion to go into execu-
tive session was refused, 90 to 81.
Butler read from the colloquy be-
tween Burnside and himself on the
Goth inst, during which he stated
that il he did not prove by ire
fragible evidence that there had
been q bargain, no would resign
his seat in the Senate, aud said:
With the intentions of individual
Senators he had nothing to do.
Malone had said truly that nobody
could search the human heart, but
men were held responsible for acts
to society and it was his duty AS
Senator to criticize the legitimacy
of the public acts, votes aud utter
ances OF all men who belonged to
the public He had only the kindest
feelings for Malone, but when he
and his friends rose and charged
Democrats with revolution and
treason, it was his (Butler's) duty
to vindicate his course. The evil
dences Of q bargain were, first, that
"bo OiCSANu q AclACClAtt
second, that he had never declared
his purpose to vote with the Re.
publicans; third, after his first vote
the Republican caucus had given
him the craftsmanship OF an i'm por-
tant committee; fourth, then Rid
dleberger was nominated for Ser
geant-at-Arms; fifth, Gorham, the
earnest friend of Malone, was NOM
mated for Secretary; sixth, Ma
hone appointed Gerham's brother
in.law Clerk of his committee;
seventh, the President nominated
Mahone's friends to Federal offices;
eighth, Malone voted constantly
with the Republicans; ninth, thus
carrying out the will of the Repub.
lican caucus; tenth, he sat with
Republicans in the Senate; elev-
enth, the Republican caucus re-
fused to do business until Gorham
and Riddleberger were elected.
Boys struck by E,ghtn.ag.
LOUISVILLE, April 2Sth.-A bolt
of lightning to-day struck several
boys who were playing base ball.
Their ages ranged from twelve to
fourteen. The boys we're pupils of
the public school and the disaster
happened during recess. Their
names are Lee Fleck, Joe Shulty,
Will Tayalser and Harry Socty.
The three last named died q few
minutes after being taken to their
ho..ie4 in the IL gbbolh hood. They
; were burned teyond recognition.
Tsy,u. 20 E..:.daze G.rh,Id.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-The Inter-
Oceans Washington special says:
An attempt has been made on the
part of General Brady'a friends to
deter the President from prosecut-
ing the Investigation of the Star
route frauds by threatening the
publication of q letter written by
him to General Brady prior to the
Indiana election in relation to SUBJ
scriptions to the campaign fund.
The President, however, refuses to
be bulldoZed and the inquiry will
go on until the chief promoters of
the conspiracy to defraud the gov
ernment receive their just deserts.
1t is claimed that Brady has i'm.
portant documents in his possession
and holds them i'll reserve for
emergencies. It is alleged that be
holds letters that will injure, if not
wreck, several volubIe Republi-
cans.
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OPEN BOARD-4 2. NJ.

Terra Nevada, 1923 a; Best d Belcher. l2H
b; Crown Point, 80 b: Gould q Curry,
IA b, IL a; Albion, $50 a; Overman, 2 5;
Jacket. s; Hale Norcross, 5k b, So a j;
Belcher, 2.25 S; Alta, 3l0s; Con Virginia.
2.65 S; Addenda, 25c b, so a: Ophir,7 a;
Potosi, 4.20 S: b Il b. l23x S; scorpion, 80
$; Chollar, $50 S; Savage, 4.So b, 1.S5 a;
Julia, zoe b, 35 az Day. 70c b, 75 a Andes,
205 b; Justice. b; N Belle, l71a b; CALI
fornia, 30 b; Mt Diablo, 57a a; S Bodie,
n b, l.91 u.
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BUSINESS enterprise.
TIE HERALD STEAM PRINTING
House MAKES speciality Of Legal
Printing. Briefs, transcripts, etc
linted ut low rates.

New York and Paris Fashion
House, room s, City of Paris build
ing, Spring street. Mics. F. H. Sey-
mour has just arrived from New
York with choice stock of 8. i.
Tay lor's French patterns and fash.
ion journals. Opening Of spriDg
styles, Thursday, April 7th. These
patterns represent the exact spring
styles, and have been chosen from
the very toilettes to be worn. Pat
terms cut to measure from the lat.
est imported designs. Ladies' suits
cut. basted and draped at this es'
tablishment. s. T. TaylOrs sys-
tenn OF dress cutting taught and for
sale. ap3.1m
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Herald Steam Printing House.

Tho facilities OF the HERALD 5tsam
printing House for doing job work are not
lrpassed In California outside of San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
rusted to us will be executed with neat
rcss and dispatch ct the lowest living
rates.