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Middletown transcript., 1881-05-06
NOTICE TO PERSONS
Interested in Life INSURANCE F.!

THE MacYland Life Insurance Company of
Baltimore. has complied with the laws of the
State of Delaware. and appointed Mr.. Vim. N.
Wilson. of Middletown, General Agent.
Persons desiring to insure their lives Will
consult their interests by communicating
with Mr.. Wilson, who will furnish the books
and documents of this company for their in
spection.
The company has assets of 81, ,l3S. .594 40. and
surplus lis regards policy-holders of $3l2,-
The company invites examination Of the
following special features of its business:
lst Its strictly economical management.
3D. The prompt payment of euery claim
which has been matured against it. Its dis
bursements to policy holders have already
amounted to nearly IA million dollars, and
during the fifteen years of its business it has
| never delayed or resisted the payment of any
claim)
3d. The iudicious investment OF its finds.
| (As an evidence of the care in the selection of
its investments, Notwithstanding the diff
| Guilty of investing money Mt once safely and
profitably during the last fifteen years. the
securities of this company will now sell in the
| open market for more than they originally
cost the company.
4th The liberal form of policy which this
| company has issued for years. containing no
| technical or unnecessary restrictions.
This Company numbers among its patrons
many of the leading and prominent Bank
| officers, Bankers, Merchants and Profess
sional men in the city of Baltimore and State
| of Maryland as well as in other parts of the
country, and it refers confidently to any of
| its policy holders for Information as to the
| care. rigid economy and honorable dealings
| which have characterized the management Of
| its affairs since its organization.
TIE rate of premium charged by this Com
pany is as low as the experience of American
| and English Life Companies for the past
| Sevsnty-fve years has demonstrated to be q
| safe and proper charge TO meet the cOntin-
gencies which may occur by excessive NOR
| tality and to provide proper reserve to pay
| each claim as it falls due.
4 This rate, however. is reduced by the dis
| tribution among its members at the end of
| each year. of any surplus acquired by favor
| able mortality or from any other surplus
earnings Of the Company.
| Long experience has clearly demonstrated
| that this is the only method of granting cheap
insurance and at the same time securing ab-
| solute solvency over period of years.
| The location of the home Office of this Com
pany renders it an easy matter to transact
/ business with it.
GEORGE p. THOMAS, Pres't.
VIM II. BLACKBOARD,
aprS-4t Manager Of Agencies.
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PERHAPS Conkling didn't know that
Garfield was loaded.
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To CoRREsPoNDENTs-Co on
topics of local interest are always welcome
Int to insure insertion they must be brief ana
10 the point. We do not hold ourselves re-
sponsible for the views of correspondents.
ANONYMOUS articles will receive no attention.
Address all communications to the Proprie-
Tor
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Fish ! Fish! Fish !

EARMERS and others wanting Uerrin,.
j. Shad can be supplied at Jno Reyh6Id'
wharf, Elk river, by calling on II p WaI.ul WDJ1u
ley, any time between 9 O'Clock n n, 'ilns, a.ls
night. maIe e a. anu =
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD to the Duke
of Sutherland: 'iWhatll you take -
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THE MARKETS.

MIDDLETOWN GRAIN MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY ISAAC JONES. JR.
WHEAT CORN
Amber, OOO@l 25 Old, OO@OOc
Timothy Seed 375 New O0d52c
CLOVER Seed, p b @llcIOats, O0a45c
MIDDLEFOWN PRODUCE MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY 8. N. REYNOLDS q co.
Eggs, q doz. @l2c Chickens. = b 9@IOc
Butter, p d 2592Sc Turkeys. @ II1l2c
Lard, new, y d J1tgIUc Ducks, " b "a 30
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WHEAT CORN
Prime red. 249l % Yellow, 5sfl59c
Timothy Seed, $50 White, 566l5Tc
Glover Seed, p h s09c IOats (Delaware) $50 SOC
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
WHEAT CORN
GOodtoamb. 266Dl a0i White 54656c
OATS yellow. 35l56c
Southern, 46@47i Rye. a00Gl Qs
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6or Bent
For Rent.

NHE Tobacco and Cigar Store now occupied
n by Mr.. Emerson, ON Main street. near the
of1fce of DR.. Kennedy. Inquire for terms of
MRS. NJ. f. CLAYTON.
marIl-tf r. o. Box lO4, Middletown, Del.
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THERE were forty-twO deaths from
smallpox in Philadelphia last week.
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FOR RENT.

THE Elegant Store Room in the Town Hall
4 now occupied by j. w. Makens. Inquire
next door, at the Post Office, jan2l-t1
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For Rent.

AN EIGHT ROOM DWELLING. on Main
n Street. now occupied by Z. Jefferson. Pos
session given March 25th. 1881. Apply to
febII-ff WILLIAM GREEN.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
of the State of Delaware, in and for New CAS-
tie county. made ut the February Term. a. ID
1881, of said court will be exposed to pubic
sale, at the National Hotel, in MiddletoWn
DplnWnrn-
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For Rent.

TWO COMFORTABLE DWELLINGS on
Main street. Also two ON Back street. Rent
low. Apply to MRS. +. L. RYAN,
febII-tf AIiddletOwn.
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China and Glassware.

Round, Oval and Stem Glass Dishes. at 5. 10.
Is, 20 cents and upwards. Beautiful Glass
Sets Is pieces), only 40 cents. Pluin and Fam
cy Goblets at 60, 70 and $I.O0 per dozen. Plain
and fancy Tumblers, from 45 cents to 20 cents
Iron-stone Tea Sets (46 pieces), only $3.50
Plain and decorated Toilet Sets, Also, full
assortment of IronStone TuFeens, Dishes
Plates, Pitchers, Mugs, SC. We have full
stock of Glass and Brass Lamps, from the
small Tom Thumb Bed Lamp to the large
Brass German Student Lamp.
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50 90 A YEAR. IN ADVANCE.
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,Artu advertisements.

N rHr ORPHANS cornr, NEW CASTLE corsr'
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE. FIFTH GRAND DIsTRI-
BUTTON, CLASS e. AT NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, MAY 10th. lsSI-I32nd Month
" Drawing.
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OREGON.

Memorial Day-yesdic, Rendered.
PORTLAND. May 27th.-Memoria Day viii
be duly observed at Fort Vancouver by the
military of the post and members OF the
Grand Army of the Republic.
The jury in the State Circuit Court in the
case of II. Bomeister vs. John A. Carr has
rendered a verdict for plaintiff in the sEm of
$500. Bomeister brought suit for damages
against Carr for false imprisonment in the
sum of 81 00O
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NEVADA.
Indicted.

VIRGINIA, May 27th.-Couuty Commis-
sioner Warren J. Sheridan has been indicted
by the Grand Jury for passing upon, as bill
tor an INDECENT person. a dry goods bill of his
wife, at the store of Maher < Co, fer SIS.
Sheridan has ninety days leave OF absence.
He is supposed to be in Arizona.
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During the Wask commencing MONDAY HAY 2 we shall oer
the following lines Of Goods in the Dry Goods Department

wool Black
Atwood Black Cashmere
foyIlve inch Aiwoo Striped Shoodas 45 cents
BLACK brocaded SILKS 40
fotyVeInch AWool Striped Black Cashmere go cents
Large Far1ety Black Gnadne 10 cents 81
An Assortment New and fashionable Figured Goods
IN Leading Shades So cents yard
BACK SATIN DE Lyon 81 yard
ooorea ee IN Steel and brown Mixture l24 cents
ure Dress Goods eu and Light
assorted Lot oil Pads IN fnhead Checks 10 cents
wool CameIs HAIR in Light Grey Light
Excellent Value IN Black Satin so cents
Complete Assortment of Colored Satn.
An Endless Variety Of Bunngs Moha
Prices from 49, to 80 cents with
Assorted
Ladies English alk1ng Jackets SO 70 each
Ladies White 80. so cents each
Excellent Value IN Chdren and Misses Fancy Hose
"a Turkey Red Table Covers
Unbched Table Linen quality per ward
GOOD Sized White Danak Dohe so
CaEcos, in - 5 cents per ward
Cottage Drapen 10 to 80 cents
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FARMS FOR SALE.

A y IMPROVED sIXTEEN-ACRE FARM, NEAR
~ city limits for s3 coo; 10 acres, with fine i'm
prOTeElents, cheap at So 500 80 acres, with stock
and improvements s.. 100 40 acres and improve
ments, 5000; so acres, well improved, at 2, 500
so acres, without improvements, at g 500 30 acres
only fenced, AZ S95 per acre. All these farms are
within i've miles OF the State Capitol, and none
of them subject to overflow For terms and further
description c4li en- CARL STROBEL, the Land
Broker, 32l J street. Sacramento Cal. a25-lpu
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between that point and this city. The regu.
lar train started for San Francisco three
bo,,rs beb, &;,.,o
ARIZONA.
Miner Killed.

PHOENIX, May 7th.-George Mcdonald, a
miner in the Tip Top niue, was killed
Wednesday afternoon by Bud Blant. He
was shot twice in the left breast Blunt was
taken TO Prescott
Suspicious Conduct OF an sss!sage-Crand
Festival Forthcoming.
PHa.NIN, May 27th.-Chares Aitschul. as
signee of the estate of NJ. c. rerait left last
evening under suspicious circumstances, tax
ing $4,000 with him. He was oveelaken by
M. l.. Peralto and John Colbprn, aud deliv-
cred up 81, 500 check OF the Bank Of Cali
fornia, but refused to indorse it. A telegram
was received this morning from him at Tue
son, asking for duplicate check. which he
can obtain by giving bond in double the
amount.
A grand festival is announced in This city
for st. Johns Day, June Rita The new
Catholic church will be soleinuly dedicated
ny Right Rev. Bishop Salpernte and large
number of the clergy. The secular celebra-
ton viii continue uutil st. Peters Day, June
18th, with music, races and national games,
and a large number of strangers will be in
Phoenix during that time. The affair will
eclipse anything of that sort before held in
the Territory
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WATOHRs. OL00Es. IEW7PIRY
i. II. KLINE.

Late with Wachhorst. and successor TO Floberg,
NETATCHHAEER AND JEWELER,
w No. 50 J street, between Second and $zTsns,
fhird. Dealer ,n Watches, Clocks, Silver ~ e.
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its 2,Ss ~
branches 3 specially, under Mr. FL0BERG.
mg-fpln
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T0R SALR-.-A BARGAIN.

A FARM OF 1,0-2 ACRES OF PATENTED sszsss
"a land, situated on the stage road in Nap fs9s'
county, Callleruia l25 acres rich, level land, <A-
under cultivation, now sown to wheat and hay !;
garden, vineyard aud orchard, and a comfortable
postolfce in TIE vicinity; climate unsurpassed.
Title perfect Terms easy, ard possession given
when required. For particulars call on or address
CADWALaDER q PARSONS, Real tate Agents,
corner Third and streets, Sacramento. m3-Iptf
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tAfato Win riODeIEB.
kyO. CPS STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, -
IN Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer ~
Lnd Dealer In Watches, siiverware, Jsweiry, 50 q
etc. Repairing & specially, under Robert s.s..sz
karAh. AL e9Jistry orders promptly ats aced 20.
a2Slpd
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EOR SALE

01o ACRES OF GOOD WHEAT LAND, So,
et4O two mi east Of Clay Station, Sscra- ~
mento county. Containing Orchard, Vineyard 49,
and Blackberry Vines 40 acres Of pasture, MI well
fenced; cwelling- house OF niue rooms; new horse
barns, heg barn, stables aud wagon sheds; wind
mill and tank, capae tv ZOO gallons watsrpPe5 III
house, barns and corrals; two living springs on
pace. Terms easy title perfect
For further particulars, apply TO
ID. 4. HAHBIRGEg,
No. 5o7 J street, Sacramento; or to
La1r
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FL. 81. pIEnsOy,

n ENTIsr. SIS J STREET, BETWEEN zsr-s
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Art. .SsSSf|
fcal Teeth inserted on Gold Nucanite and al bS5 u
trous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction OF Teeth ml4.Im
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BREWERY FOR SALE.

yEyHE FOR YEARS wELL-KNowN Ga
At. Louis Brewery, hsZ@i
Situated on corner of Sixth and g streets, dssss1
in the city Of Sacramento, is, on account of the
death Of the proprietor, for sale cheap Inquire Of
P ROuf.. 325 ] street. m20-u
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rata. Result of selrsuaie.ca wounds.

STOCKTON, May 27th.-Sarah 4. Robinson,
6 young lady living with Colonel Caleb Dor
sey, near Clyde station. on the Copperopolis
road, died to-day from the effects of pistol
shot wound in the region OF her heart. TIE
fatal shot was fred by herself on Tuesdsy
night with suicidal intent. At the time Of
the shooting she was in room by herself.
The pistol she obtained from under the pillow
of Colonel Dorsey's bed. She was niece of
Dorsey. There is nc cause assigned for her
taking her life.
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Always glad to serve you We shall be especially
pleased to have call this week. and see our new
quarters goods improved facilities Respectally
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cLoAKs, DoLMANs, ULsTERs, ETC

Place has also been allowed for DRESSING. ROOMS, SO
that Ladies will find OF the Peasantest well
as the Most Convenient Establishments their shop
ping at
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Hanged fer furder-The Great Water
Suit-Haryesting.

BAKERSFIELD, May 27th.-Cruz Dominica,
for the. murder of Francisco Cuneo on the
18th of February last, was hanged to-day.
The drop fell at 1:24 P. NJ On the scaffold
he made statement that occupied about
eighteen minutes. He said he was not guilty.
of the crime for which he was convicted. He
explained the manner in which Cureo came
to his death-from the.accidental discharge Of
pistol held in his hand. that he had loaned
him. He professed to be perfectly resigned
to his fate, and his demeaner indicated that
he was. Apparently he was as calm and suf-
fered as little mental disturbance as the most
unconcsrned spectator. He fell FIVE and one.
half feet. His neck was broken, and death
was instantaneous. The pulse ceased TO beat
in three minutes, and in iif5esn minutes from
the time he was pinioned the body was low
cred into the coffin.
The great water suit is not yet concluded.
It is now 43 days since it was comm nsenced. It
will probably last two weeks longer. Tbs
evidence on the part of the defense is nearly
all in.
Harvesting willscommence in this valley
on Monday next.
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Late TraIes.

Los AsGELEs. May 27th.-The southern
overland train arrived three hours late this
evening, caused by the a., T.and SIZE tain
being sight houra late at Deminr. Five
hours were made up on the Southern Pacific
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Meeting Posfnene ed.

SAN Francisco. May 2zth.-The meeting
of the California Rife Association. which was
to have convened at Shell Mound Park to-
morrow at P. NJ, has been postponed on &C.
count of the death Of Captain g. j. Fritz,
one Of the Directors of the Association. The
date of postponement viii be announced as
soon as arrangements can be made to secure
the range at Shel! Mound Park.
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DRs. gwEwgll < sOUYKvoRTy,

n ESTIsTs, SOUTHWEST CORNER oFe-svzA
~ Seventh and streets, in Brytcs new;9flSFf5
building, IN stairs Teeth extracted Hi'ho-lt pqin
by {he uss II improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
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rhe An,i.cbinesc Never,en. at aaiie.

RoDIE May 27th.-A second meeting in
regard to the employment of Chinese was
held Wednesday evening, and resolution
adopted TO organize at once to drive the OBJ
j5ctioaable people out of the county. About
forty men, armed, left at an early kour
Thursday morning for the Chinese camp,
about sixty miles distant. In the mean time
the railroad people had sent courier to the
camp. and had the whole outfit. with
their supplies, transferred to an island in the
center OF Mono Lake, by means Of the only
steamer on that body OF water. When the
armed force reached the lake they found that
the birds had flown. As they had no pro-
visions, or very ittle aud nothing but alkaE
water 60 drink, their situation was very dis
agreeable. a delegation returned to town
Thursday night, and are to-day trying to
raise funds with which to obtain provisions
for the besiegers, but are meeting with very
slim success. The crowd is made up mostly
Of irresponsible characters, and have not the
sympathy Of the people here nor Of the
Miners Union, vino repudiate any connection
with them.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
BoDIF, May 27th-Most of the invading
party upon the Chinese camp came struggling
back to town this afternoon, footsore and
weary. Supplies of provisions and whisky
were sent out this afternoon to assist the re.
nlainder to return. The war may he consid-
cred over, the hoodlums having no back.
ing from the Miners Union or the people
generally.
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
A PECULIAR CASE OF SUICIDE.
Captain Fritz. well-koown San Fran
ciscan, Kills Himself.
CoLLAFsE Of THE ANTl-GaINsss WAR AT soBlE.
The Great Water Suit Still Progressing in
Kern County.
EXECUTED FoR MURpER At BAKERSFIELD
Grand Festival Announced ct Phenix,
Arizona.
stc........... Etc...................E Etc.
CALIFORNIA.

Strange Suicide OF weiI-known Citizen.
SAN Francisco, May 27Eh.-Shortly be.
fore l o'clock this morning the start.
ling intelligence was received that AL.
fred J. Fritz, the well-known politi-
clan and Captain of the Gatling Battery
of this city, had committed suicide at his
residence by, hanging, The genial character
of the man, his exceeding popularity, and his
well. known habit of taking the world easy,
all combined to make the report appear to be
unfouaded to those who heard the news. On
proceeding to his residence, however, at No.
rs Ridley street, it was found to be true in
every particular From what could be gath
cred from the sobbing story of his wife, mo-
mentarily interrupted by her agonizing
screams, it appears that Mrs. Fritz, accom-
panied by lady friend, had visited the
walking match at the Pavilion, leaving her
husband in bed reading some sporting pa-
pers. On her return she was Mortified to find
him suspended by a heavy dog chain and
leather strap from the bed-post. She cut him
down as speedily as her fright would permit,
and gave the alarm. Captain Fritz at that
time, although unconscious, was still breath
ing. Medical aid was summpned. but before
the physician arrived he breathed his last.
An examination of the body showed that
he Rad placed the chain about his neck,
fastened the strap to the corner of the high
be0stead, sitting on 3 chair while he did so,
and then kicked the chair from under him.
On his right wrist was pair OF steel hand
cuff, both fastened on that wrist, and about
his legs was a pair of leg-irons; a smaller
pair Of leg irons also being found in the bed.
Mrs. Fritz stats, in explanation of the pres
ence OF these most remarkable appliances,
that Captain Fritz was in the habit of con-
fning himself III .heae irons to preven. him
from gcing out, and frequently had told her
that if he did net so coptine himself he would
be out all the time, and never would be at
home. For the past two nights ne had been
ont the entire night attending the wake OF
friend, and en- returning home yesterday had
fastened himself in this strange manner to
keep himself in the house.
Captain Fritz had for many years, and up
to within the last two weeks, been Chairman
of the Democratic County Committee, and
leader in the politics of the local Democracy.
He was engaged in partnership with Samuel
Shear ia . number of undertakings, among
them t-ing the liquor saloon at the corner of
Third and Bryant streets, also the Recreation
orC544,f{s
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DENTISTRY.
w. W0eD,

N ENTfsT.-(REMoYED TO oUISRse9>
Z Building, corner Fourth and st-eets) ts5ssss;fe
Artificial Teeth Inserted on all bases Improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extrse
lion Of Teeth. m4tf
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coRoNFR's INorEsr.

SAN FRANoIsoo. Nay 27th. Coroner
beid an inquest on TIE body Of Captain F!itz
this evening. One juror returned verdict
Of accidental death. Tie others united in
verdict of suicide
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SECOND DIsPATcH.l

SAN Francisco, May 27th.-Great curi-
osity was excited by the fact that Captain
Fritz was handcuffed aud shaclled when
found, but Mrs. Fritz now states that she
had so confined him on account of mental
arrangement, owing to financial troubles and
an excessive use OF liquor, and that during
her temporary absence ne hung himself with
the small chain which had been used to bind
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TIE WEEKLY UNION
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements OF hve lines IN this department. are
inserted for 20 cents for time; three times for 20
aS.l+- or ?5 cents per week
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EMPLoYMENT oEEIcE,
TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
zsered for Is cents for tme three times for 50
cents or rs cents ner week
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FENo RENT-FIvE UNFURNIsHED ROOFS
L Zen suitel, Parlors, Bedrooms, Kitchen and
Dining room, on first foor-very de=irable-at No.
7l9 street, will be let on reasonable terms In
quire on the premises. m27 81
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g ToLEN = FROM JARED CAMP. ~
- BELLS STABLE, ten miles east of TN
Sacramento city, between the two JacksonZS ~.
roads, a LIGHT BAY MARE, with white spot in
the forehead, shape of half moon one white hind
foot. Anyone sending information will be rewarded.
m27-lWt
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a enn ACRES FOR sALE-CoNsIsT- sz1
%sOVO ing OF Farming, Fruit, Vine ndSsvsnS
Garden Lands, in farms and lots OF size TO --s.-
suit purchasers, from twenty ac, es upwards, lying
from % to miles north OF Vaeaviue Solano county
Apply st the banking house OF JAl<stS L. ENGLISH,
seutfsSest corner OF Fourth and streets Sacra-
manfn m2tt
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-11-23
Is He Going over?

We are called upon to ask Mr.. Van
Matre the above question, because OF
Il very singular article appearing in
his last Visitor, headed, "To the Re.
publicans of West Virginia." taken
from the Epcniag call, at Charleston,
and which in very untruthful man.
ner arraigns the Democratic party
before the people Of this State. The
article seemed strangely out Of place
in an independent, non-political pa.
per. We very much fear Mr.. Van
Matre is fast losing his Independent.
cy. Another such article will pu,
him in full fellowship with the Re
publican party. Had the Virginia
election any effect upon him, or is he
to be the Malone" in this State
that is to lead the Republican party
to victory in West Virginia. We
await further developments. In The
meantime we call the attention o
Democrats to the article, and ash
them TO read it. a itil9 ''s