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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-04
pAssKsazR LISTS.

CAELIp. August 3d.-Passed here to-day
to arrive in Sacramento August All: DR.
j. Sabo, New York; 0sto Fox and wife
Mrs. Rosen6eld and son. Mis- NeIli,
Vaughn, San Francisco j. c. Wilson. wifi,
and child. Topeka. Kansas; Miss Lydis
Mack, Omaha; Thomas Pitcairn and wife
London. England; Miss Kate Dobbin, Vic
toria, B. c.; Mrs. NJ. W. Kennedy, Omaha
w. n. Oxen, Jr.. Lynchb9Fg, Va; R. P
Louis Frank ONeill, Butte, Montana; E.
NJ. Barton. Boston. Mass; M. Denning,
Halleck, New; III. A. Qainby. Irving; A.
Quinby, Springfield, Mass Frank Young,
Terrace. Utah and 81 emigrant passengers,
including "a males, to arrive in Sacramento
August 9Th.
NEwHALL. August 3d.-Passed here &c
day. to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
Mrs. @. p. Sykes. San Francisco; B. 81
Breelsfall. Arizona Mrs. Georgs A. Nourse
and daughter. San Francisco; Miss Rush,
Arizona; Mrs. S. NJ. Mum, FL Paso IS. W.
Garrettsor, M. e. Gilmore, Tucson Judge
w. Wallace, San Francisco; w. NJ. Grant,
Davenport; Mark Pierce, Arizona Rufus
Whipple, Michigan G. L. Jscobs, San
snciseo; Mrs. j. B. Montgomery and
laughter. Phoenix Mrs. f. Bradford, Yuma;
X. II. Paul, Tucson; Isaac d. Smith, Ari.
IONA.
OMAHA, August 3d-Left here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento August 7sh: Geo.
w. Glass and wife. Pittaburg, Pa; Miss
Manson, Port Hope, Canada Nathan Wood,
Lebanon, O.; Miss J. A. Holt. England
Mrs. Holland, son and mother. Chicago ;
MIS-. j. G. Clark, San Francisco; c. A.
Baldwin, Boston J. FL. Wait, Minneapolis
Z. w. Rockwell and family, New Canaan,
Conn; J. Morgan, Master A. 7. Morgan.
Washington Lewis Chalmers, London J.
Meats, Vallejo; Rev. w. E. Solwine, North
Haven, Conn.
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THE SECRET OF SUCCESS. secret of
success of the Pacific Bank, San Francisco, is
that its officers have during all the years of
its existence confined its operations exclusive.
ly to commercial business setting their
faces resolutely against every ALT cement of
mining speculation and stock gambling. This
unique feature has gained for it among the
farmers, manufacturers, conservative mer-
chants and sound business men of all classes,
a degree of confidence enjoyed by no rival
bask, and its Directors are reaping the rich
reward of its sagacious management. The
volume Of its business last year nearly
doubled, reaching the aggregate of SLIGO, OaO,.
900. 1t paid its usual dividend, added half a
million to its assets. and materially increased
its surplus. Where is there such another
record?
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TIE great summer clearance sale of Hale
Bros. & Co. is conceded by all who have paid
our house visit during the last two weeks to
be the greatest benefit TO rich and poor alike
that Sacramento ever experienced.
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Merfick, Of the star route coansel, viii
prosecute the newspaper men whose articles
have been before Judge Wylie.
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II WOULD APPEAR as though the entire
Trade Ct the city was conferred in the corner q
NINTH and X at present-the great Attraction
Is Haie's great summer clearance sale.
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BIG INDUCEMENTS cfeied in our Cents
furnishing Goods Department, at hale
BROS. great clearance sale.
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New To-day.

FOR BOYS
Strong Jean Suits-for ages, 10 to IS
years-$3 rs.
Blouse Suits, in Jacket and Knee Pants
Ozark JEAN, So 50.
Plain, Heavy Gray Satinet Suits, S. for
ages, &c to l 5 years.
FOR MEN
Dark Striped Cashmere Pants, So IS; ex-
Cellent value
Brown Worsted Sack Suits, SIS.
Brown Tweed Sack Suits for business. SIT.
Striped Diagonal Frock Suits, silk-bound,
with serge lining, $I7
Wool Diagonal Frock Suits; stitched edges;
well made. Price, $Io
Extra-size Tweed Sack Suits for business,
SIT.
Union Linen Busters, ST.
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HUNDREDS testify of the, benefits received
rom Rock and Rye. G. w. Chssley, agent. !.
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The GREAT WALL OF CHINA. An Amer.
lean engineer, who, being engaged in the
construction Of railway in China, has had
unusually favorable opportunities of ex.
aiming the famous Great Wall, built to
obstruct the incursions of the Tartars,
gives the following account of this wonder.
full work: The wall is l,72S miles long,
Is feet wide and Is feet thick at the top
The foundation throughout is of solid
granite, the remainder of compact masonry.
at intervals of between 200 and 800 yards,
towers rise up 25 to 30 feet hign and "a
feet in diameter. On the top of the wall
and on both sides of it are masonry para.
pets, to enable the defenders to pass unseen
from one tower to another. The wall itself
Is carried from point to point in perfectly
straight line, across valleys and plains and
over hills, without the slightest regard to
the configuration OF the ground, sometimes
plunging down into abysses LOCO feet
deep. Brooks and rivers are bridged over
by the wall, while on both banks Of larger
streams strong thanking towers are placed.
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DIED..

DIED.
Sacramento, August Sc L son OF r. and E. A.
Forbes, months.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock, st the residence Of parents Eleventh
street, between and E. Interment private.l
Near Yuba City, July 31-Eliza A. Hamlin, A years.
MarysyilIe, August Martha Washington, 20 years.
month and Is days.
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wEuAyE As.w.MIxI For sArr

Capacity, 5000 feet per day In good location
everything complete 100 acres OF timbered land
included with place, being in thickly timbered
country, and the trees mostly sugar pine. Price
5000.
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APRlEn.

Dixon, August BY Rev. J. Il. Trefren assisted by
Rev. W. Alexander, D. D., Stewart Mcbride to
Jennie Trefrep, daughter OF the officiating clergy
man, both OF Dixon.
Shasta, July 27-Fhomas Exley to Lena Rapier.
Vina, July 29-Dr. c. w. Haynes to Matte Norwood
Woodland, July 81 R. Roranger to Mary E.
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BORN,

Woodland, August 2-Wife of T. Muegge son.
Grass Valley. July 2S-Wife OF A. R. Jenkins, a son.
Auburn, July 27-Wife Of George G. Ford, a son.
Auburn, July Is Wife OF James ID. Borland,
daughter.
oakdale, July 24-wife of H. W. CIeason, dsugh
ter.
Browns Valley, July 2l-wlfe of Joseph HILBERT, a
daughter.
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+ HE Archimedean Lever is at work. Tons
on goods are daily being moved out Of Hale's
70 the homes Of these who are wisely taking
advantage CT their summer c,earau ,e sale.
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oUR NV LINES OF CoRskrs present 80
many man iEproEsments which are really
valuable that we would Ike to have YOU ask
particularly for corsets while visiting Hals's
great special sale of summer goods.
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THE many ladies who have been patiently
awaiting the arrival of hals's Health Corset,
will doubtless be glad to learn of the arrival
of 70 dozen pairs. Hale Bros b Co.
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The LATEST WONDER. Washington
paper contains sensational report that an
invention of startling significance and i'm.
portance has just been patented. The in.
vention consists of piling up layers of light
upon each other by means of mirrors, and
producing intense heat. One who observed
the process says: in less than thirty
seconds thin, curling puff of smoke gave
evidence OF the progress of the experiment.
In minute the board was bursting out in
flames. The focus was then shifted upon
the zinc. In few moments it began to
turn color, then shrink as if anxious to get
away where it was cooler, and then, in less
than three minutes, the entire surface GOV.
cred by the focus was literally melting,
drop by drop. To melt zinc it requires q
temperature of over 700 Fahrenheit" An
Official of the Patent Office whose opinion
was asked as to the Importance of this in.
vention, spoke somewhat disrespectfully
OF it, and said. 'The use of mirrors.
both curved and fiat, to accumulate
and concentrate the heat of the
suns rays, is about az old as the sun itself,
Ericsson's solar engine is perhaps the best
application of the principle. The French
have OF late years done much in this direc.
ton. At the exhibition of 1878 some very
interesting machines were exhibited"
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CALIFORNIA.
Shot and Daugerou.ly wounded.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TuE RECORD UNION. ]
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n a SPECIAL BENEFIT TO THE PEOPLE 1T
Us q necessity with us to close out our summer
goods, and the people readily show their
\ appreciation, Judging from the crowds that
are continually coming and going out at
the great summer clearance sale Of Hale
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LADIES grain-leather, button shoes-the
best ever cffered-for 81 80, at Hale's sum.
mer clearance sale.
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PIAcsRvrLLE Ac.aExY.-This thoroughly
equipped and fourishing institution will open
for its next term August %, 1882, for both
ladies' and gentlemen. Address 6. P. Tidal,
PRINCIPAL
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CHANGED DAILY FOR MECHANICS STORE,
FRIDA AUGUST 4, 1852.

EVENTS OF THE DAY.
Birthday of Shelley-bcrn 1872.
President Lincoln called for SOC, 900 men,
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presentincumbent. announces himself as e can.
didste for County Treasurer, subject to the
decision of the Democratic Couyent;on
Frank ID. Ryan announces himself as n can.
didate for the Assembly. J. G, Tubs an.
nou1ces himself as candidate for Justice Of
the Pesce. Augustus Z. Turner saws he il n
candidate for the offics of Constable. The
three iast-named gentlemen are Republicans.
and their candidacy is subject to the decision
oil the Republican County Convention.
AUCTION To.DAT.-Bell Co., auctioneers,
Will sell this morning, at 1890 o'clock, in from.
sof sslesrocm at No. GIG J street, between
Ninth and Tenth, as fellows: Seven good
4orussels carpets, one hne range and fixtures,
Two bedroom sets with clipper-edge spring
Top mattresses, one 12.foos extension table,
fhree Kitchen safes, two wardrobes, one lot Of
walnut frames; also tables, chairs, bureaus,
lounges, washstands. crockery and glassware.
Immigrants. = Ninety.four immizran Il
passed Carlin yesterday, en- route to Califor-
nis. There are seyenty.four males Ia the
parry. They will arrive 10 Sacramento this
afternoon.
MEETING OF DELEGATES. delegates
that were elected at the Republican caucus
at Turn Verein Hall last evening viii meet
TINS evening, as o'clock, at the CAPITAL
Hotel. '"'
q TRADE MARK.-Yes.erd w. r. Amber.
son. OF San Francisco, filed with the Sscratarv
aing Powder " AsH'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-01
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Tho Dc Molay Commoudery, Knights Tcmplar,
81 boston, recently presented the commandery OF
Nlchmond with handsome commanders sword
The storehouse aud office Of the Bertha Zinc
Works at Martin station. In Pulaski County, was
entirely destroyed by lire on Friday last LOSS,
pb,UJO. No insurance,
The Senate has passed the bill authorizing the
Richmond aud Danvle Railroad Company TO pay
OF It's Indebtedness 10 the State, about A2OOOO IN
The State bonds at par 10 be Issued under the RID
dleberger bill.
It is generally conceded that the Governor will
call an extra session of the Legislature. The
ninety days will have expired next week, and
while the members sit longer II they so DESIRE
they VIII get no pay.
Mr. Parr has offered joint resolution looking
60 the amendment of the constitution so as to
havo elections for county officers on the Tuesdays
succeeding the first Monday in November instead
OF the fourth Thursday In May.
The house has passed Joint resolution fixing
the lsl Of March as the time for the election of
the judges of the counties Of Prince William, Car
roll. Floyd, Henry, and Goochland, and the cor
porHtiOn Judges Of Alexandria, StauntOn, Dan
ville and Richmond.
Mr., J, N. wllkerson, the president of the dcfunct
Virginia Mutual Protection Association. has re-
ing of the policy holders this evening in Rich
mond that the affairs of the association were
managed with care and diligence.
bill has been introduced to incorporate the
Iynchburg Halifax and North Carolina Railroad
company which is to begin at in. or near the
city Of Lynchburg, and to run thence through
Campbell County to Pannill's Bridge or to Brook
neal, ON the Stanton River; thence through the
County of Halifax via Halifax Court House and
South Boston to q point on the boundary-line be-
tween Virginia and North Carolina at oInoar the
- Bridge across Hyco River, near Harmony,
In said county ofIIallf1x.
Mr.. Rddleberger has introduced In the Senate q
Joint resolution providing that the black scrip
shal be Funded at eighty cents on the dollar.
Black scrip" Is the Indebtedness of the State on
Interest account issued when she was paying per
cent. interest. She paid 4 per cent. in money and
gave certificate e, black scrip y for the other
per cent In the Riddleberger bill il was provided
That tho scrip representing peelers should be
funded at eighty cents In the dollar; that repre-
venting consols, at Hfty.nine cents In the dollar
There Is no way OF distinguishing the one from
the other, and hence the resolution
WE have sold st. Jacobs Oil for about one year
Have sold more of 1t than of all other liniments
II has given unusual satisfaction in every instance
We consider 1t the best remedy for rheumatism
eyer offered to. the public" ID. ]. Pratt g. Co..
North Brookfeld, Mass
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-01
uNIrEp srArEs supREMn oouRr.


The following business was transacted in the su-
preme Court oftho United states Tuesdays
on motion Of George II. uoar, Alexander s. Brad.
ley, Of Chicago, Ill., was admitted 20 practice, ns was
also J, Hervey Cook, OF Fishkii N. v, ON motion OF
NO ii57 Maggie r. Flaqg ct AL, appelants,vs. Sam
ue Walker Motion to dismiss or vacnte supersedeas
bond argued by Mr.. II. X. Wilton IN the Affirmative
and submitted by w. A. MoKenney In the negative
No. 7Gl samuel II. Cexton, appellant, vs. O. Q.
&c, appellant, vs.. Thomas l.. James. Motion TO re.
form taxation OF costs ns TO Clcxton, Caswell and
Eddy argued by Edward ID. Beitens in support ana
oy M e9 iS W,n IN 9pR2sSn
plaintlfs in error Jeptm w Stunsell, surviving
partner, &c. In error to the District Court of the
United states for the Northern District of Mississippi,
ON motion Of II. II. Jackson dockeod and dismissed,
with costs
No. 620. d. NJ. Russell ct al.. appellants, vs.. J. w.
Stansoll, surviving partner, &c. Motion TO dismiss
or grant writ Of certiorari submitted by H. ID. Jack
son.
No. l12l Cyrus Hickerson ct ai. appellants vs. The
Merchants Steamship Company OF Charleston. Mo-
ton TO dismiss or affirm submitted by w. a.. Mnuty.
John Cochrane ct al. Motions TO dismiss and for
certlorari Submitted by Edwin f. Bayley In support
Of'motion to dismiss and IN opposition TO motion for
certiorarl, and by John 8. Monk In opposition TO mo-
No ~. John n. Cushing ct nl, appellants, vs. John
Laird ct AL and No 3S j. y. q. Foster ct al vs. John
N. Gushing ct al. Argument COMMENCED by r. ID.
BENEDICT and j. Iandon Ward for appellants in No:
1917 and appelees in No. ass and by G. Van Santvoord
for appellees In No. ly and appellants In No, 3SS.
Adjourned until to-day.
TAKE Simmons Liver Regulator to improve the
appetite to strengthen the system, to stimulate the
liver to cleanse the skin Of its yellowness to
move boiis and pimplcs and cause new life In the
blood
Genuine prepared only by ]. H. zeilin & Co.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-01
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

The city council met last night.
The Exchange Building is being repaired and
Tepainted.
Rev, Father Clarke, OF Baltimore, commences a
series of Wednesday evening lectures In st. Mary's
during Lent
The little steam tug recently purchased by Cap
tain English, which has been undergoing repairs
at the ship yard, was launched from the ways
there Tuesday.
Mary Harris was sentenced yesterday to re-
ceive thirty-nine lashes. After giving her twenty
lases she was released, with instructions to come
back next Saturday and get the other nineteen.
The ferry steamer City OF Alexandria was
launched from the ways at the ship yard yester-
day, and Will be ready TO go on the route between
this city and Washington in about ten days time.
Mrs. Elizabeth Broekett widow of the late Rob-
ert Brockett esq, and one of the Oldest and most
highly respected ladies Of the CITY, died early yes
terday morning, ut her residence on Washington
street, at the advanced age OF eghty-seven years.
Tho County Court, Judge Sangster which will
open to-day, will have q special grand jury to
mike All Indictment In the case OF the assault
upon Mrs. Robinson. The colored man, Cox,
charged with outrage upon q colored girl near
-Four Mile Run, will also be tried
Tho new fish law goes into operation to-day, and
hereafter there will be no monopoly in the sale Of
fresh fish in Alexandria. Last year one dealer
Now five or six dealers will have u location there.
The mayor will also grant licenses TO sell fish at
other places In town, but as there is open market
wow tits not thought that there will be many APP
plicatons for such licenses except at the upper
end OF King street,
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DISTRICT COURTS.

EoUIrY CouRT-JUsTTcE wYLIE-Griflth vs.
Grthi referred TO auditor to report proprety OF
sale, Ernest vs. Ernesti appearance of absent de-
yival Of cause In name OF administrator, and pay
ment ordered and cause referred to auditor. Wash
Boyle pro confesso vacated and time TO take proof
extended; Shoemaker VS.. Shoemaker; auditors re-
Fitzpatrick two suts) pro coniesso against DEFEND
ant set aside With leave TO amend and dismtinR bill
as 70 certain defendants. Sinner vs. Sinner; sale
Gales; auditors report confirmed; same as TO OK.
ceptions of T. A. Bradley Schell VS. Ebert; sale or
dered and Leon TObriner and n. p, jackson
appointed trustees. Tucker vs.. Olsen and Love
VS. Tyler; commission TO get answer of absent infants
ordered. Murdoch w. Fletcher receiver authorized
60 sue and employ counsel Temple vs. worthington;
sale finally ratified Pasohnl vs. Maine; motion 10
strike amended answer from lilies overruied
prOprioty Of sale. Newcomer vs.. Swami; William
II. Davis allowed TO become party complalnanI
almony, costs, aud counsel fee set aside SAWYER vs.
Sawyer; testimony OF Plass and Hoblitzel ordered
taken, estewart ~ LORD appearance OF unknown
dismissal of bill OF review ordered. Kimmeil vs.
Kimmell and Evans vs.. Evans; divorces win. mat
COURT IN GENERAL TERM-THE.CHIEF-JUsTIoE
JUSTICES HA0NER AND JAMEs,-PheniN Mutual
poiut receiver ;,noiion Sustained Pepper vs.. Shep
herds appeal dismissed with costs. Patch VS. White,
on trial, Adjourned until ten a. m. to-day. Assign
CIRcuTr C6UEr-JusrIcE MAcARTHuR- District
OF Columbia vs., Clephanej verdict for defendant.
Chds W, First Metropolitan Protestant Church;
motion for new trial Adjourned til ten m. To- day.
Assignment-Ca Nos. 70, H. 1871, o., 50, IS, s.
1874 llU, 7, and 3D.
CRilIsAL COUar-JUsTIcE Cox.-slmon Lewis,
grand larceny; pleaded guilty; sentenced TO one
10 restore properly, Richard aud Margaret Wood,
grand larceny on trial. Adjourned III ten ~ m. To-
o'Lenryl Thaddeus Hall, aud 6e6rge Maniz ana ali
cases len over nom last assignment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-01

BALTIMORE Feb 2s-Flour steady, except Patapsco
family which is pc of; Howard street and Western
superhne s. 1904 rs; do extra IS 0O5 S. do family
~ OO97 90; City Mills suparhne, 81 0O6g5 co. do extra,
IS oO6oe CO., Rio brands 81 IS; Patapsoo family n 70.
Corn-southern steady; Western steady; Southern
white CSC; do yellow $50; Western mixed. spot, G7c
GS1a9Ge,loj May 7o4@7Oh5o; June 7os97l4c. Oats
nrnl Southern 4T(s)JOc; Western white, 496D5lc; do
mixed i7C3iSc; Pennsy lvania 47l5Oc Hay dull and
unchanged prime 70 choice Pennsylvania aud Mary
land Sl5 OO5l7 90, Provisions rmer but unchanged;
mess pork, SIS 256bls 80; bulk meals-shoulders and
clear rib sides, packed Tsesl0Ae observation-disclosures,
fined. l2l4c. Butter Arm; Western packed. ls6)40o;
roll, 3@S2c. Eggs lower and unsettled at 22eg21c.
Coffee steady; Rio cargOes, ordinary To fair, 86Oc.
sugar quiet; A son, 8fe. Whisky dull at Vi Ifl<.
necelpts-Flour, 3sT2 barrels corn, 5i64 bushels
oats none. Bhipments-Corn. 1888 bushels. Sales
Corn, Sfi 100 bushels.
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and other leading eroeers and Wine Dealers 4


Snow WHITE BREAD
aud beautiful Rolls aud Biscuits will be guaranteed II
you use
the celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour which
was awarded the First Premium over all other COM
petitors at the National Fair In 1870 and again the
First Premium, IN tho shape Of very handsome gold
medal In 1850 and 1851. The millors claim that one
than any other flour in America. We would also
specially mention the fact that Mrs s. p. Anderson
OF this city, received tho First Premium a out last
October Fair for tho handsomest Rolls and Biscuits
on exhibition, and they were made OF Ceres Flour,
which In only adding another proof 10 the many III
doubt that II has Its equal In the world
STERLING'S Vt. LOUIS FANCY,
one of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patent Fonrs
offered TO the trade. II Is unexceed by any other
Patent except Ceres, and will please the most
Ing hOusekeeper and satisfy the most fastidious
eplCuTe. .
asplendld Minnesota Patent Flour made by the cele.
brated Hungarian Process. IL rs Il very cheap and
beautiful Patent within the reach of all classes and
we guarantee VIII give satisfaction to every one who
GOLDEN HILL,
the old reliable standby and the Standard Family
called Patent aours, Tho Innlers or manufacturers
of Golden Hill have spent about 10000 In remodeinB
their mill, and have introduced the so celebrated
only magnificent Family Flour, but u Is really
patent -four with the great advantage that 1t can be
bought for less money than great many
tlous Golden Hin. We defy competition TO bring
forth any Hour superior to Ceres, Sterling, Mnneola
Reliance, or Golden Hill, and we feel assured that
any who tries them once will never use
Depot corner First street and Indiana avenue,
WIN. m. GAIT q 90.
District Of Heckers Celebrated self.Raislns Flour
and Buckwheat. Ja3D