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,v, A., R,rnuu GET Chss. Drum

why don't Barnuu get Chas. Drum
mond |. colOred Iabsrerin onaoc0ck,
W.. who 10 nineteen years old and
msa.urss six fee. eight inches IN
hs;obt, Each shoe is sixteen inches
,oos and his weight 2s4 pound. His
nr,nciual die, .iucs boyhood has been
sveet potatoes.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-10

A Nor.h-Couu,ry fish vile went 10
hnv dress. .None of your gaudy
colors for me- she said atcnce to the
man at the couuter, give me plain red
and yelIer.' IA. -..--
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A Colorado girl died in a ball room
fiom congestion OF the brain, caused by
,ign, laclng. We dida't.hin that wo-
mea who lace themselves as tight as
that had any brain.
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NOTARIE 5 PUBLIC.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

DAVIS D1sr.-Dr.G G. A. BrOwn' obed Funk and
D: s-d, n n spgieLJ lsEJ H. erabi, c. V. snarr, g.
Orndorf. ,ar. ravi II t,n,lers
MAplsoN.-Samuel Z. CamPoeA 'aHies -
O9HaIl 9.aPy 1Ssm San, Hsmman, n. B. Painter Jacob
r. Miller. d zirtle John NJ
Pence
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women should not suffer,

UHARLEsTowE, s. c., Feb, 10 'Sl
n.H. wARNEs &. CO.: Sirs-A
member of my family was cured OF a
complication Of female diseases by your
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
WIN. Ii. GRAY
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-10

O'Louney overheard two attorneys
talking about instruments and inno'
Gently inquired whether they referred 10
chisels.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-10

The hest way to tell arich ostrich
plume from a counterfeit is to pric' IL.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-10

In times of war the successful soldier
is decorated with orders, and IN times
oi peace the drummer gels the orders.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-10

The season is about here when tue
.lriyer OF an ice-cart can afford to put
ON more airs ihan an ex-Governor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-10

Clocks are sald 10 have language
of their own sort Of dial ect We
suppose.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-10

A member Of the Ohio legislature
sudeavored to have his wife appointed
/. deputy clerk TO that bodY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-10

The dollar a.tisy ,oung man waxee
lur,ous when his moustache doesn't curl
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DR A. MA r I'll n,
Hotel Cards.

SHALi DhA STRAsBURG, VIRGINIA.
n .f,rOTITRFF. PROP'R.
This hotel ia conveniently situated nea5 nd rcH 20
.:n1sntlv furnished. Persons seekiDga pleasant
hosrding house for the Summer months, VIII nna
this a pleasant and healthy place An exccl,ens
.h.,vbeate soring is near the house. raDsleh'
"a p.~-nsnent oardersaccOm me Odated.
~ Good stabling on premises and horses iee
nc.
Ian lift.
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OENTRAL HOTEL
NEW MARKET, VA.
G uo,r1N.N Prom nrlptrpS

III RS. >. IlOLI1hAIN, ~
Having fully rehtted and repaired tnis "ei
known Hotel ii is now open for the reception
~nssts and boarders. New Markets surroundee .
bv number Of excellent sprinl s-among wnlch
are sulphur. Cbaybeate Free, B'one. &c,messsy ,ess;y
- .ccsss- and situated amid the most beautiiu
80 " ~,cfr,resoue scenry-PersoDs in the cities de-
s,rsng : few weefs Of country air, with quiet com
srt a. reasons sbie rates, will be accommodated.
The table will be an especial care the Bar sup
Win 'es'o' P'''' SARAH HOLTzMAN
eb.s-f.
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CONsTABLES.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.


woodstock.
J. Il. rrADlh'
SCHOOL TRUSTEES
DAv1s,-ti. A. Brown, Harrison "H"e' '"0'
sIovEwA1I.-Jos: Doll, D. T. spiker' 'A'oO
spigle e,..-o- naniel Bowman, Silas
Munich. =. Gamer. Philip Bowers Milton
NsuBY.-Jostph Perry, Al myers: IL L. OO"'
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gssnansoas 3.ralS
Advertising Rates,

Advertisements viii be inserted at One 0oiis
per square of ten lines or less for the arst lnstf
Ion, and so cents for each subsequent insertion
Unless the number of insertions be married uIo
the manuscript, II viii be published nntfl fosbis
and charged accordingly.
Notices in the local column win bs fnserteds an
ten cents per line, each inssrtios
Advertisements three nsaths or longer Wit
be Inserted at lower rstes.
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who had one-ifth interest; Sibson, Church &
Co., on wool, wheat and grain bags, S24, 100.
fully insured; Frank Brothers, agricultural
implements, SO, 1000, nearly covered by il-
surance; William Gailick, 300 tons of salt,
So. 900. insured A. BsssinRer, salt, 5000,
insured: Meier L. Frank, salt, 81 700, IL.
sursd; Everdipg & Farrell, feed, $500, no in.
surance; z J. Hatch, lessee of dock, 50, co.,
insurance 81. O00; ]. F. Jones 4 Sons, spice
mills, $4,000. insurance IS, 200; A. Hami'
ton. owner Hotel Zsur Rheiupfllz, 81, 900,
insured; Anton Block, lessee of hotel, 81 800,
insured; S. Kafka, junk dealer, $500, no in
surance. Total loss 500, 900.
In the State Circuit Court Jack Powers to-
day was sentenced to be hanged between the
hours of 10 A. ". and P. N. of the 11th Of
next August. Il is presumed that he will be
pardoned, as extensive petitions in his behalf
are being signed through the Willamette
valley.
McFarland's sawnill, in Klilfitat county,
w. T., was burned on the Dist by an incen-
diary. There was no insurance.
Five hundred Chinese OF those who lately
landed at Victoria from China came to Port
land this evening.
This afternoon the body Of the carpenter Of
the British ship Valparaiso, who was
drowned at Columbia dock last March, was
found oating not five yards from where he
fell overheard.
PORTLAND, June 25sh.-A mass meeting of
Odd Fellows was held last night, and enough
was pledged towards the proposed Orphans
Home to warrant the committee in commenc.
ing work on the building this week.
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OREGON.
AdyIces from Portland.

PORTLAND. June 24th.-A IRE broke out
this afternoon in the spice works of j. f.
Jones & Son, Front street, near Salmon, and
destroyed the mill, together with the Pacific
Dock aud contents. The losses were as fol-
lows: NJ. o. Lownsdale, William Ladd, John
Catlin and Charles Holman, owners of the
dock, $4,000, all insured except Holman,
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IDAHO.
Town site transferred.

HALEY, June % (via Kelton, Utah, June
25th)-The HALEY Town Company have
transferred all their interest in the town site
to the Idaho and Oregon Improvement Com
pany, and the terminus of the Wood river
branch of the Oregon Short Line has been
fixed at HALEY. The new owners of the
HALEY town site are supposed to be leading
officials of the Union Pacific Railroad Com.
pany. Speculation in town lots has been
brisk the past few days, the sales aggregating
oyer S100 OO0
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PRISON NOTES. The Folsom Telegraph
says: DR.. Henry Gibbon visited the prison
last Saturday in his official capacity as a
member of the State Board of Health, and
was 80 much pleased with what he saw that
he accepted an invitation to remain till Mon.
day Warden McComb has built large
hay barn for the purpose of storing part of the
hay crop produced by the prison farm. On
Wednesday the Folsom Water-power Com.
pany pierced large wall Of granite at the
head of the canal, and now have a clear
roadway through the cut. The work is being
pushed with great vigor Five carloads of
granite for the Capitol fence have been
shipped from the State quarry, and the rest
of the stone will follow without delay. One
of the large pieces, weighing seventeen tons,
attracted great deal of attention as it lay
on the car in the railroad yard near our Office.
An ice.house has been built in the prison,
and there are now twelve tons of ice stored
away for he use of the establishment. In
the meantime the Temperature is lowered in
the neighborhood of the ice.house, and there
meats are kept till Issued to the cooke
Mr.. Livermore and Mr.. Reddington. repre-
senting the Folsom Water power Company,
had conference with the Directors on Thurs.
day on matters connected with the contract
by which the eenvicts are building the canal
for the company.
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Business Advertisements.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CAPITAL CHIPS.


Yesterday was cool and pleasant.
Measles are quite plentiful at Folsom.
Diphtheria and sore throat are quite preYa.
lent in the city.
The pay.car will arrive in this city and
pay off the hands to-day.
The Sacramento river is rapidly falling.
At noon yesterday it stood at the 15-foot
g inch mark.
The Fourth Of July Finarce Committee
meet at the Office Of W. IL. Hamilton at a.
II. tomorrow.
On the nominating ballot Stoneman re-
ceived nine Of the thirteen votes from Sacla-
meuto county.
Salmon fishers have given up their vocation
for this year. Their catch for the season has
been very light.
Company Is, Of the First Artillery Regi.
ment, will fire the national salute On the
Fourth of July.
The final meeting of the Fourth of July
Csmmittees will be held at the Courthouse
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. L. Philips found purse on Satur-
day containing money, The owner can have
the came by proving property.
Judge benson, in Department Two of the
Superior Court Saturday, denied decree Of
Mccarthy Bros & Co., Of San Francisco.
claim 20 the trademark Palace" for
baking powder,
The steamer Varuua, in passing through
the draw Of the railroad bridge yesterday,
collided with one os the piers and slightly IL
jaEed her upper deck.
Notices of appeal to tho Supreme Court
have been filed in the cases ef Hurtado and
Katen by their attorneys. Their cases can
not be heard before the September term.
One of the thoroughbred FLIES lately i'm
ported from the East by j. b. Haggin died
on the Norris grant Friday last. She was q
very valuable animal, sired by imported
Bullion.
Judge Henry says the boys must not and
shall not use the sling-shot. This is right;
md it is to be hoped that they will not only
stop the use of, but the sale Of such danger
Gus playthings.
Peter Drummer, while in q state of intoxi-
cation Saturday night. fell on Third street
and sustained fracture Of the shoulder He
has been sent to the County Hospital and
properly cared for. Another temperance
lecture.
G. II. Lewis, held to answer for burglary,
WAS taken before judge Clarke Saturday
upon writ of habeas corpus, and an attempt
made to procure his release upon the ground
of insufficiency Of the evidences. The request
was denied, and the defendant remanded to
the custody of the Sheriff.
John I. Cardwell, the proprietor of the
steamer Daisy, the only steamboat that ever
nayigRtsd tbs American IS far as the city of
Folsom, has sued the American River Bridge
Company for S25, 600 damages. This bridge
company failed to put draw in their bridge
as requested by Mr.. CArdwell, hence the
suit
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-26
NEVADA.
senstor Fair and the Comstock.


RENO, June 25th.-United States Senator
James G. Fair passed Reno tonight en- route
to San Francisco. He told Gazette reporter
that he would remain in the city few days
and then pay visit to the Comstock. In
speaking of the depression in business on the
Comstock, the Senator said that it was to
have been expected, and, says he, "how
can it be helped? Why 1 have a house in
Virginia that cost me $50, 600, and don't
think l could sell it for $3.50" The Senator
said, however, that he expected better times
on the grand old lode soon. He seems to
have enjoyed his Senatorial duties and never
looked better than now. He says Senator
Jones is as busy as sheep in tar barrel,
end is doing good work for the people of the
Pacific coas& . He also paid Congressman
Cassidy b compliment for the able man
ner in wbic3 he had performed his Con-
gressional duties. The sharps on Pine street
can look out for boom in the market.
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aspiring Races OF the Jockey Club.

SALT LAKE, June 24th.-The attendance
at the spring races of the Utah Jockey Club
was quite large to-day. The first race, run
ming one mile, was won by Maria F. in 1:49AA,
Mary S. second, Narrow Gauge third. The
second race, mile and a half, Longstride
won IN 2:47, Chantilla second, Duke of Mon
day third, Grindstone fourth. The third
race, half.mile running, Euchre won in :5244,
Ben Anderson second. The fourth race,
trotting half mile, Teaser won in 2:31a,
Ewing second
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

wife Murder and Attempted Suicide at
ChicO-Races at Salt Lake-Nan swept
10 Death Through Tunnel-Bioody
Array Between MeNica1s Disastrous
Fire nj -HOmicides In Napa
and San Diego Counfics-An Old Lady
Found nead-Eic.
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ADvkRrIsBmENr MENTION.

One Moment Brist5ps Pills and sarsaparllla.
Sacramento Council H. aud 5. Minis evening.
chautauqua Literary circic-At N. 7. Brewers
this evening.
Order Of Iron Hal-Tonight.
Card of Thanks-From Sacramento Turn.verein.
!. Lost or StOlen-A bill book.
Wanted-A good home for a stout boy.
Lost-A red Irish setter.
The rsfgs for the cone table.
Ancient Order Of Foresters.
Situation wanted-By & Scotch girl
Sarsfeid Guard-Will assemble this evening.
Firat Regiment Armory- Committee meet to.
night.
Capital Council ]. o. c. F.-To.night
P. II. Russell-First-cis fsb, etc.
Fantastic Prze List.
Business Advertisements
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Disaster on the Bay; Two Girls and a
Boy Drowned A Prominent Citizen
Drops Dead-IIay-Laden Bark on Fire
The sand LOt-Flre AIarms-A Fatal
FaII-Etc.
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark filed in this State and Nevada.
Geo. W. Chesley, sole agent.
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Now is the time to buy clothing. Gre
reduction in prices at Hale's.
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CARL STRoBEL, Secretary.
SACRAMENTO. June %. 1882.

YE HING.-Ye Hing, or Chinese Good day,
will be celebrated by the Chinese of this city
to-day and tomorrow. This is said to be a
sort Of Chinese Masonic anniversary, and is
generally celebrated by the best class of
Cinnamon. 1t is said that the great dragon
will make his hideous appearance and engage
in a vigorous contest with his adversaries
and endeavor to be boss Of the road. )" but
whether he will succeed or not remains to be
seen.
CHANGE IN MAIL TIME.-On and after
July Isl the time on the mail route between
Drytown and jackson will be changed. The
stage will then leave Drytown at P. NJ.
daily arrive in Jackson at $50 P. M; leave
jackson at Z P. NJ, and reach Drytown at
$50 the same evening. Drytown will be the
terminus. From there another contract will
carry the mail to Latrobe, Shingle Springs
and intermediate places.
OFFICERS ELEoTED.-At regular meeting
of Valley Council, No. GO, Independent Order
of Chosen Friends, held Saturday evening,
the following officers were chosen to serve
for the ensuing term Chief Councillor, G. 7.
Jones Vice Councillor, Win. j. Davis Sec
rotary r. 7. Devlin Financier, c. NJ.
Prodger; Treasurer, Charles Luhrs; Mar
shall, w. H. Sherburn Warden, Edwin F.
Smith.
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TRIMMING SILKS, in all shades satin, in all
ghades, in striped and plain, at the Red
House,
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RIBBONS of all shades, laces etc. just
received from New York for the Rel House.
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tsrEorAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-usros.l
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SWEEPING REDUCTIONS in mems and boys
clothing at Hale's.
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The great sale of dry goods this week at
the Red House.
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Down to 50. on mems blue flannel suits, at
Hsle's.
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HOSIERY ! HOSIERY Three hundred and
fifty dozen just in from New York, at Haler.
New stvles
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THE DEMOCRACY.

Concluding Proceedings Of The State Con-
yentton-Busfest Day Of the session
Balance OF the N0minafiOns-Adjo
menf Sine Die at Midnight-The Ticket
rs Whole.
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10 ACCOMMODATE their patrons, Hale Bros
establishment will remain open until $50
o'clock tonight
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EXTRA SESSION To NIGHT Our establish
ment will remain open until $50 o'clock.
Hale Bros. & Co.
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For THE FOURTH OF July Red, white
and blue ribbca, from one to three inches
wide, at the Red House.
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CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.

Nominations for Clerk of the Supreme
Court were then made, as follows: L. F.
Easton of Ventura by William Lowell of
Santa Clara; j. w. Mccarthy of Stanislaus
by Charles Simmons of Stanislaus; A. Cam
inetti of Amador by NVhipple of Sonoma;
D. B. Woolf of San Francisco by Whipple
of Nevada ; and j. b. Stevens by Martin of
Alameda. Before ballotiug commenced the
names of EastoI and Woolf were withdrawn.
The first ballot res lted in the nomination of
Mccarthy by the following vote: Mccarthy
252, Caminetti ITO, Stevens %.
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ADJOURNED SINE DI
District Nominations.

The thanks of the Convention were ex.
tended to the Chairman and other officers,
and at 1915 a, NJ the Convention adjourned
sine die with cheeTs.
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CRY FINANCES. The follow amounts were
paid into the city treasury for the week end
ing Saturday, June d, 1882: R. D. SERVER,
water rates. 81, sos Is; s. R. Caldwell, Gem.
eterY dues, S16; w. A. Henry, Police Court
lines, 80; N. A. Kidder, harbor dues, 81! ~ !;
George A. Putnam, city licenses, Sll5 TO-
Total, silly 63.
LATE ARREsTs.-The following appeared
on the slate at the station house at II o'clock
last night: All Sing and All Chez, for vio-
lating the ordinance concerning the obstruct-
ing of sidewalks, by officer Frazee /; Ching
Gar, an insane, by officer El6red f. Brooks,
by officer Ferral, for petty larceny.
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Disastrous Pleasure Excursion = Three
Persons Drowned.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uSIoS.I
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TO-DAY begins the slaughter of mems and
VS. clothing at Hale's. Mems all-wool
suits, So 30.
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hVoEOhANo ILLUMINATED.
The First Congressional District delegates
met, and Walter Levy withdrew the name Of
Judge Ferrai. Frost and General Rosecrans
were thsn nominated, and the latter scored
an easy victory by a vote of 70 to %.
HUMPHREYS FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
The delegates to the Second Railroad Com.
missioner District met, Z. B. Bishop pre-
siding. For Commissioner, Walter III. Levy
nominated VIM. p. Humphrey, and Philip
A. Roach was named by Frank Mahop.
Humphreys was nominated, receiving 69
votes to SO for Roach,
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SAN JOSE, June 24th.-The State Conven-
ton met at A. NJ, J. c. Boggs in the chair.
The rule limiting speeches to FIVE minutes
adonfad
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The nomination of a Superintendent of
Public Instruction was next in order.
Short of San Francisco nominated w. T.
Welcker of Alameda. A motion to make
the nomination unanimous was not recog-
nized.
Gill of Santa Clara nominated j. G. Ken.
nedy of Santa Clara.
Gross of Nevada nominated jesse Wood Of
Butte.
Hawser of Yuba nominated w. w. John.
son of Lsssen.
The ballot resulted in the nomination Of
Welcher by the following vote: Welcker
293, Wood 81, Kennedy 76, johnson %.
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The Convention then proceeded to the next
order of business, namely. the nomination Of
a Controller. Manlove Of Sacramento nom
mated E. w. Maslin Of Sacramento. Culls-
han of San Joaquin nominated j. 2. Dunn OF
San Francisco. Colonel F,lournoy seconded
Dunn's nomination. Cravens of Sacramento
nominated r. d. Stephens Of Sacramento.
Morehouse Of Monterey seconded the norni-
nation Of Z. w. Maslin. A ballot was then
taken, resulting Dunn 209, Maslin 154,
Stephens SO.
Cravens of Sacramento withdrew the nomi-
nation of r. d. Stephens.
Dibble of Nevada said he was surprised to
be obliged to withdraw the name Of E. w.
Msslin, and he trusted it would be felt when
he did.
Stephens of Sacramento moved, as there
was but one candidate before the Convention,
the nomination be made by scclamation,
which was done amid great enthusiasm.
JANUARY NOMINATED FOB TREASURER.
The nomination of Treasurer was then pro-
ceeded with. Gloucher of Mariposa nomi-
mated d. w. Poole of Mariposa, seconded by
Caleb Dorsey of Alpine Henley of Sonoma
nominated A. g. Bush Of Sierra, not rs ex-
pectiDg nomination, but simply for the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-01-04

TASTE" When the fashion Of boards came In
it took just $4,000 year out of the pocket Of
the late j j. Mechi, of the famous strops, raR-
ors and ''magic PASTE" Thirty years ago there
was hardly a mustsche in England, unless tho
wearer were an officer or foreigner, the mill
taryfbeing permitted to wear that ornament on
the ground that it "aided their martial appear
ance," though the privilege was refused TO sal
lors for some mysterious reason. On the 2lst
of July, 1854. the Horse Guards solemnly Is
sued general permission to the army to keep
the upper lip unshaven, but the whiskers, it
was prescribed must be two inches from the
corner of the mouth, and the 'chin, underlip
and at least two inches of the upper portion OF
the throat must be clean-shaven." Not, how
ever, until about the date OF our own civil war
did boards come fairly into fashion with our
English cousins, since 1t was in 1861 or 1862
that "Theologos" published an elaborate work
10 prove that shaving was "a breach OF the
Sabbath and hindrance to the spread OF the
gospel" and to recite the physiological reasons
in favor of using the face hair as protection
to the throat and air passages