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, 1882-12-09

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49, ' .rt srrrn miles south OF the
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DID.

At Lewiston. December ). 1852. LINE T.,
wife Of y Il. Holhrouk. sged p tears
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
The B!oodhouni Boom
ET


 Ia>; eek Caiarei Htys ely. ,he Na- poicta ;bes,r. i re..aa.,er. made aon- tFtsf S.ih tzi~ F. ii.satl ioi .ooo canscctl- tte perior:aAa. c> :s :;co.oao. ard the ncN; ia, arc, e'l .i2,,, c-.r snent irleed n . a::h h> IA C heasa..1- vs;h >ttisiaei1ea.
 t,5,c ,hee -esa,' y-lS. .,1e .ti1t >.s}t. ;he - onn l45e. ..iia a'5.1. .''y You seem ;o have heard some -a-d seMs.
 have >.t.. me manager. cA-e,lv. and besides. I've us; s,-u- k ,hc greatest !dca ever heard ot IT the ;hea;r., 4i business. The biggest gh.ns cut. assure you.
 some ncN advertising chen1e. sup pose = sad the srea; .e,,heuc scene chcweF. with l polite yawn.
 No; eNaetly-bu, I'll explain You sec oi al he comhinatiAus I've had on the re,id :hls wear. nothing has begun 10 pay ike the dog | tncle Tom
 The what, asked the pride ei the stage.
 Wh, the Unelc Tom : Cablu troupe. with he bloodhound effects. YOU know Why l;'s ;he ois.eS, thns ever struck The troupe has been performing ln San Francisco for the past month ,o Standing Room Only Hundreds turned away eVeN night. All on account of the dogs. 100. Nothing like 2 dog-s,ar te draw. IN dear ST. and the srea, snowman ,aughed Nery heartily indeed.
 ''i congra;ula;e-
 - knew YOU would De slad 10 hear |. '' interrupted the colonel: and now I'll slve YOU my new scheme. II wiii lust tickle YOU to death. i've cabled to St. Petersburg this morning for dozen more Siberian bloodhounds. and am going 70 have them support you n the legi,.''
 What. gasped the paralyzed star Nill-wlll you be kind enough to repea, ,ha, again =
 Don't misunderstood me. Booth. '' tontinued Inc manager hastily -l don :, propose io hiil them as the principal at traction over you: not in the least. My design IS simply to introduce the blood hounds into your perforrnances--work' 'ein in here and there. you understand-in such a way as to make our great Shakespearean revival just boom through the country. and no mistake
 "oh .is is. is it = said Booth. grimly.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
A Collar B 4:;oa's Hi,soFy.
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! romantic h.-'a-> of liar button Wa, r,i4.e,i :s 2. ,5. ...hc- ....-. Ss..cral Year. a-4 NJ. [. M }Ft.; ss.of yAIon- tan. t.eorg..,. ,l s.id .l.r button. Aiier q lon, aat t4.n ~, | he sighed hea>.if and hfatcg! -a>-'t ;a bear ,his saG. lntzme..z Il.s--..r'-- f-rsf-, -s..s,s and Useful companion. its absence was ac- eour;ed Tor in different Nays, when. in abou; .go yet7S. lt returned te lts owner. siter }e1fHel traa :. V se5ta many a weary apprehension. hI5 Walton had fa,tened a pct cos md eraa aG; herlns ,he ani- alal ~..> sar2-.>-,. ,a and a.> companion of god sn4-iz. lr,i. ,o d. appearances happily resla- n 'he@ts, of the digestive organs. He d; one c recognized the but lon aS the one he lnst tNc years before renewed the p.eA>an; 4ssoclA,lon which s aS so ~antonly ,er1a hated. and is to-day n dally oeapAI. a7shsp a h the button Il appeared ;ha, e h.l- feeding lhe COW thc button dropped ffom h.s shirt collar ln;" ;he feed. and n that w ay started on a hisioFlC Ha-aes
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
T 1jked Too Much
roN Tunes.

The four-year-old daughter of well known divine n this city is disposed to be dloiatoral n a cunning way With her elder brother and sisters. While sine uas acting the wee iyrAnt over her brother the other day. her father decided ;o rebuke her for the tirs; tune. and eloquently SC; forth Ia her the kindness of her brother and her duty 10 be kind n return When the eN- hora,ion had ended the little auditor. with fearful eyes and frame trembling with emo tion. Strode up 10 her venerable sire. and striking an altitude. said between her sobs -f-you use teo m-many words" The father vainly endeavored to suppress hl, laugh'er as he wen, to his study and pro- oeeded to GU, down his next sundays ser mon.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
Full of Vim
RoeAe,,-r NJ es gam sun.

RocAe>ter N eh gam >un-
 The ARkAN>AA TRAvELER dropped in upon Us las, Saturday. as lively as a young colt. as per- n d school Gaarrn. and as fcll of vim as ar emotional yalleF-laok- cts nest. opie Read. the author and de slsner of l;s lrres i tble-hilarous-back ton dupleN-urgcncy -pr0vosa,Iveness 10 a sense of goncness thai would cause an anchoute 10 1Galp into briar patch and whoop-up 'Dne good laugh IS worth a thousand stlied g-aan>. IS. as humor- ist. the peer of Ar,-nus Nard-in our es- ,inaiion. Said paper $ q handsome o- column qUarto. printed on large. clear 'lpe. and Is published ai Little Rock, Ark. Subscription. :, per annum. Read CT. fl yon wish 10 be on good terms with all the world and the res, of mankind" i" send ,-three cent stamps and get sam pie copy. Address Read & Benham. Lit lie Rock. Arkansas.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
SLOW AND SURE.

Tax. hold of ,his woFs,ed.' said Li;z il And hold or, your hand, firm and tgh, Turn round from the i4h> lit,ie more And ,i, ~.,L .oar a.e. ,o ,ir light I must >ta:t riK ku,ttias an3 a1sr thr bat There. io5s. a., oh. 4rlr don't ,oa see ToG'y. riTgl,fs ,i l.-,1i ;L.. l4.ls Iigat 9Gt oi voaf hands.
 And Ic; them 4il ,o soef knee ~Qal,- ias,, 5r'i '5'aar,rr l..s.a ., l declare.
 A IT bent a5sa to i5t.' tfe1 a.i ffrh,: N mic l.ii. tashed ;a1Nf.5 aa5 >esfed both And 9zli : Isu 4aa.. aal.lIed ], q5s.t-. Coalla, hela l. sai Ialn- Al non sense" ,ast ~he. Wv s5:a., kaa ..a -sz Szit' Wh> tl.'a't t'... si atf Hsaf isn#i. -qsase ard s,f= .trf Ih-n. F4aaz s. :aesas = g., is-n n s=tH.
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

Little Miss Innocent seated al dinner) Is pompous old cove: -' Mir $. won't you drink S.--Nes my dear, certainly. But why Miss l.-.' Because mamma says you drink like a fish. and want to see hos fishes drink S,.,-Coinw5ia \ oeftako,-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

''lsn'i ,his cheese little old.- asked the customer ofthe grocery clerk. T don't know. answered the boy. lin only passenger here. You mus, ask the skip per. "-LoasH C;h=<r.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

The thermometer seems 10 be a vcrv sensible sort of affair. l. is always quoted as being Tn the shade.-Pkiia.iSipii Balleffa.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

How long do you think I, will be be- fore VOLT father will be able to come down 10 the office asked the druggist of the bad boy IS he ewas buying some arnica
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

TA-n. s4.t5az -. .4c1ss 2. g., ifs-m su
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

.Wtg aa.H.i sa# ..sl SaI..' Nh> sl..l1't.,#.. #sfa eaf yaaf tsH3s -q4ate
 ara stfzz .shf @e.sa=ss. '-,-5-s~v v7.s- H-as!=
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

And sasi. Nos 4su'.s a.ad#lled it4gt- 2 i" Coallr, h~ia I, sal I4nn Al non
 s.,..s 454 4h.as
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

"Qaii- mes, 5Tfl ! -;td l.a.s'- " !
 declare
 A IT. brnt dom ta put iAem a.i rfEh.: N Whie l.sf,zt4shed :a1a.tca As.! ,esfed hsta
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

had been to listen io woman ; story. however plausible II might seem Some
 plot invented and carried out with nend- ish cunning had 5foush; me into den
 of robbcg and murder |, ~as io wai; fer death n ,ha, lonely house and horn
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-20
THE FINAL SURRENDER.

Yesterday, Abdallah Pasha, Arabs lieu.
tenant in command at Damietta, and who
had held out after the collapse of Arabs
army, surrendered. This completes the
submission of the lately rebellious forces.
Some %, 900 men of all arms have arrived
at Cairo, and been disarmed. There is no
longer any Egyptian force in the field.
All the forts have been given up, and are
garrisoned by British troops or natives. 1t
is also made evident that there was no
truth in the frequent representations of a
deep-seated national sentiment among the
Egyptians. The news of the final defeat
of Arab was received at Cairo with relief
and satisfaction by all but the lowest
classes. 1t is plain that the rebellion was
never more than an affair of the army, as
we have always maintained, and that the
Fellaheen had no sympathy with it. Egypt
will no doubt welcome stable government
again, and none but few bigoted Bedouins
and town Arabs of the lowest class will
regret the collapse of the rebellion.
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this drama the Fords are supposed to give
q realistic representation of the killing of
jesse James. In other words, the Amer.
lean public flock eagerly to see two assas.
sins repeat their crime in mimicry on the
stage. Certainly the ethical effects of
this kind Of exhibition must be great,
both upon the audience and the actors. At
the same time Mrs. Jesse James is in the
lecture field, and 90 the "outlaw" bust.
ness is succeeding admirably, and the ris-
ing generation are afforded sensational
feast which dwarfs into insigni6cance the
blood and-thunder romances with which
our youth solace themselves on ordinary
occasions. If after this the "outlaw crop
should experience a marked increase
throughout the Western States, and the
respect for human life and human law
should sink to still lower ebb, the public
will have no ground for either surprise or
complaint, for assuredly no more compre.
hensive method for making blackguards
and ruftians of our boys has ever been de.
xyiaaI
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A SIGN OF THE TIMES.

A dispatch from New York yesterday
announced the arrival in that city of the
Ford Brothers, who murdered Jesse James
with the conpivance of Governor Critten-
den. They are here, says the dispatch,
for the purpose of appearing at a show
"here and in Brooklyn. They have al
ready appeared before the footlights in
Chicago and Cincinnati, where they say
20 they got warm reception from the most
prominent and respectable citizens" The
Cincinnati Commercial recently announced
thst The Ford brothers arrived in town
yesterday. and will appear at the Vine.
street Opera House tonight, in drama
written for them, entitled The Outlaws
". of Missouri. We understand that in
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GOT THE DOMINATION.

Ben Butler has received the Democratic
nomination for Governor of Massachusetts.
As he had previously received the Green.
back nomination he will go into the field
formidably strong. and unless the Republi.
cans are very active, and have more than
ordinarily good ticket, he may succeed in
getting elected. This is not very good
party year, and Ben Butler probably has
enough bricks in his hat to render the
campaign lively. OF course he is most un.
fit for the position, hut that kind of con.
sideration goes for nothing nowadays.
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required to nominate in the Convention. he
will be certain of the choice. For the Puget
Sound District. Jacobs, of Seattle, viii prob.
ably De beaten by dark horse, or BIZ Bad.
shaw. The delegates leave by special bost
tomorrow morning, snd will finish their work
probably by night.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
PORTLAND, September 19.h.-The situation
at Salem tonight is hardening into a dead.
lock. The opposition to Mitchell is solid. and
there is scarcely q possibility that its ranks
will break. The Democrats assert thas
Mitchell will not get a vote from their side.
but it is possible that he may get three. Fair
men think that he may come within seven
votes of an election, but that this is the full
measure of his strength. Much of his support
is reluctant, and the impression is general
that not more than twenty.one of his thirty.
six men have enlisted for the war. The dark
horses are kept out Of sight.
Races at Salem.
PORTLAND, September 19sh. AT the Salem
races to-day, the mile and repeat Billy
COON bs won, Trade Dollar second and Jim
Merritt third. Time. 1:4S1-l:47. The track
was very hard. The two-year. old trot. mile
and repeat, Bonita won, Orange Blossom
second. Time, 3:07-S:05.
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sRcoND EDITION.

A second euition Of the RBcoRD-USroN is Issued
each day at P. Il. bringing the Eastern and coast
news up to tha. hour. By this arrangement tn
RECORD Union will present the latest news obtain
able at all points east and north Of Sacramento.
The regular morning edition o, the RECORD. UsIos
is carried by morning trains and is ahead Of all
competitors far north Chico, on the California
and Oregon Railroad; west to Bencia, and south to
Stockton. and east to Coifax, Folsom and Placer
Vile ard all intermediate places The second edition
matter win be found each day upon the third page
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Own 10000 telephones are in use in the United
States, aud 5000 added to the number every
month" Yes, and the people are paying twice the
use for their rental that they should l. is as GER
tain as that the sun will rise that the time will soon
come when this useful instrument may be purchased
by the people. 1t Is already claimed at the East
that the grant o, patent is abused when the holder
refuses 10 sell the goods he is given the monopoly of
in manufacture
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HOME HAPPENINGS,

The Massachusetts Democrats, Butler
Nominated for Governor-Patents to
California Inventors-Carload OF Pres
byterian Missicnaries-The New Comet
Opposition 10 Baurbonism In Georgia
Bad Man Killed ut Ell Paso-Liquer
Wen Up I'm Arms-Exeesstve OH specu-
latf0n-Eic.
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TEE ColusA Sun Democratc) thus fquarely
speaks There 10 no disease to which flesh is heir
that has not its certain among people entirely
Ignorant OF medicine, and have observed, as a
rule that he less knows about the control Of
this railroad BUSINESS the more certain he ia Of
being able to fix the whole matter in fifty II he
had the opportunity"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-20
PACIFIC SLOPE.

Thresf-Cui'ing at VaiicJs-stage Fob
bling I'm ArIzona-epenins OF the Fair
at stockton-Luck Of Chinese LabOrer
Unsatisfactory Racing sport In Plu.
mas C0unfy-aIan Blown 10 Atoms at
Santa Crus-Etc.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Pastor Re.,vned-Rox HINT

PoRT TOWNSEND, September l9ih.--Rev.
). Reid has resigned his psstorship of the
Presbyterian church in this city.
Eddy Barthrop, q boy about twelve years
of age, fell from window in the second story
of his home yesterday, b,eskinP bis arm and
sustaining other injurie..
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ARIZONA.


GRANT, September 19.h.-Morton & Stew.
arts stage was stopped to-day by two masked
men about FIVE miles north OF Cedar Springs,
and the mails taken. The robbers demsnd ed
the express box. but there was none on the
stage.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-20

The stockraisers of Kern, Trlare and Los Angeles
counties have put on foot . movement for the or
ganizstion Of association intended to specially
further their interests One object of the proposed
association is to guard against losses of stock by
straying of animals and the depredatons Of thieves
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-20

EVIDENTLY the Car has no fear now Of assassina-
ton. He has commenced the erection OF modest
little cottage at Peterhof that is to cost only $780,
COZ. He is preparing to live.
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VIRGINIA, September 19th.-Roger Stinsor,
a miner working in the Chollar groupings,
had both legs broken at IL o'clock to-night
by cave of rocks aud dirt. As he is nearly
go years old, the accident is very serious.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-20

PAUL BoYSroS says be has saved seventytwo per.
sons from drowning, and the largest reward ever
offered him was IS watch. That's all right, Paul
isn't time money?
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ACCORDING to native Japanese paper, the pictur
esqGe old junks which have SO often figured in
stories and pictures Of martme life in the far East
are rapidly disappearing at least as far Japan is
concerned shipbuilding in japanese style is SO far
giving place TO foreign construction that by and by
there will be no such thing as a junk except in
plinttnps
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OREGON,
The Senatorial Fight.

PORTLAND, September 19sh.-On the frst
ballot at noon to-day Mitchsl got So votes.
Necessary to choice IS.
The following is the vots IN detail: J. II.
Michel. Sc; w. 7. Boise. b; I. N. Dolph,
2; Strattos, 2; George H.. Williams. !:
Birge HerUan, 81 !: Georff, L; Powell, l (;
Back, IL; Prm Dem. J, IA solid vote.
Delegates En- Isoufe.
portland. September lg4l-AIt tie dele.
gates 10 the Washington Territory Repubii-
can Convention sre here td<bipht, Cd route to
Vancouver. In order to ifscilitsfe matters.
an Informal caucus was hald aud B.ents 70.
ceived II votes as delegdtA Aslonly SO are
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THE latest canal enterprise is the proposed water.
way between The east and west lochs OF Scotland at
eoslatsi, 600 oOo Vessels bound to the north and
est of Scotland will be enabled to save lis miles
ny this ronte
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Mr. LABoUcHERE says: at is only by corporal
punishment, literally administered, that the horri-
bic brutality of modern roughs both young and old,
can be checked"
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The HOLSTER AdUaHce says: We have not space
to print the Republican platform in full We con.
dense it as follows
God bless Sunday.
DIN railroads.
nsAris ,,,.s.;., ~
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AReHBlgHoP DoUeIAs, Of London, is in Chicago in
charge Of forty English orphan boys, whom he will
place with Canadian farmers
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Tue Fresno Republican has been enlarged. This
evidence Of prosperity is now manifest in an eight
col,,nnn MINER
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THE Alameda EnciHoi, thoroughly good local
oaner. has entered upon the fourteenth year of lis
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1T is called the Greenbaek Labor party, and the
New orleans Pieayune says the labor is to get the
h,ntu
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-20

J. b. ARMSTRONG has sold the Santa Rosa DAILY
Republican TO J. W. Ragsdale.
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NEVADA.

Assault with Intent to do Bodily Harm.
VIRGINIA. September 19sh.--Samuel Coil.
yer was to-day tried in the District Court on
a charge of assault with intent to kill, in
cutting T. N. Bidleman, and was found
guilty of assault with intent to do bodily
harm. He will be sentenced Thursday. The
penalty Is one to two years in the State
Prison,
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GENERAL NOTICES.


=-------------
In Murray a Lanmun's Florida water
the most debtated and rvous can ind relief.
Used freely IN the OF the bath, its effect il
almost marvellous so strengthening and bracing,
and with all 20 eXquisitely agreeable. s20-lt
Forty years eXperien ce of eRoId nurse.
MRS. WILSON'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription of one of the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States and has been used
for forty years with nGverailing success by millions
Ct mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrh6a, gripping IN
the bowels, and windcolc By giving health 10 the
child it rests the mother. Price, % cents botta.
o3l-l MWS
Pierce Bros, corner CT Eleventh and J
streets, will make speciality of Poultry for Fair
week. Our yard is always stocked with the finest
Hens and Chickens Dressed at short notice. 60. I'm
For the Ladies.-Piease ask your ply
sician his opinion Of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE, PEPSTN AND CALISAYA BARK combined,
a Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion. IL
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSIN WINE BITTERS.
au24-6m
lchi Ban, San Francisco, dOHbled lR
size is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHATTUCk s FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods In
return, and this is why Ichi Ban survives low
prices. Logical, isn't itf Wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch of retail country trade Jy4
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Valley Council. No. 60, .. o. &. Fen.
GERS and members will NEE. Tbs "wednesday
EVENING, at Encampment Hall, Odd Fellows
Temple, Ninth and streets, at o'clock. Members
of Capitol Council and sojourning members are
cordially invited. CHAS T. JONES' C. C.
RoBr. T. DEyLIN, r. S. fB.Cl s2oIt
Attention, Exempts.-You ~
re iuested to meet at your Hall, THIS EESEY
Wednesday, AFTERNOON, Septem- -SaEsf2SS%
Der goth, at 1:3o o'clock, to attend the a. sS
funeral OF our late member, JAMES DILLON BY
order of GROVE L. JOHNSON President
WV. AVERY, Secretary. sao-lt
WTANTED-A BOY AT THE SACRAMENTO
w Business College to build fires ETC.; tuition
and stationery given for services; references
quired. scott
WIANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w housework and cooking reference required.
ia Fifteenth street. $40.
THINNER wANTED-A GOOD JOB WORKMAN,
Il at once. Inquire at L. L. LEWIS 4 co SOP
and 504 street. POST.
+ OsT-IN GOING FROM AGRICULTURAL
IL Park down G street to Eighth, up Eighth street
to l. down street to depot, Horses Outfit. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by calling at this
office. s2O.ly
For County Assessor.
G. WELLS,
ID OCULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR
IL County Assessor. $50 istd'
For Supervisor.
JOSEPH WIsEMAN.
ID OCULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
HI Supervisor of Second Ward s20istd
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AUCTION SALE

nNE BEDROOM SET. SPRING AND HAIR
" Mattresses, on THURSDAY MORNING at 1870
O'Clock, at lois Fourth street, between J and X
SCOT d. J. SIMMONS, Auctionser