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DON'T FORGET IT
Domestic Perfect
Fitting Patterns at
Palace Store of
HARLAN Bros.

As the fruit season is now upon Us
an important subject for consideiat
presses itself on one and all. where
shall buy Sugar? To this we say buy
OF Halliday Bros. they bought very
heavy IN the early season and can now
give Bargains
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Greer tep Briefs.

GREEsToP, Aug. zz.-Henry John
son Of this place was called TO Ottum-
va, Iowa. on Sunday evening last on
account or his sister.in Law, who is quite
sick.
lanes Owens, our accommodate
R. r. Agent, returned on Monday last
from Mexico, Mo-, where he has been
visiting mis- parents. He reports pleas
ant visit
A Bickel. Agent at Huntsville, Mo-,
who has been visiting here for several
days, returned to his home at Hunts
vile, on Monday last.
Wells & Reynolds of this place have
dissolved partnership R. r. Wells
sold his interest in the stock and build
ing to his p,rtner, w B. Reynolds.
The new firm name is w. B. Reynolds.
r. r. Wells is . man to whom
Greentop owes a debt of graft
tude. He has done more for Green
top than any other one man. He has
erected several buildings in our town,
and used every effort to induce enter
prlsing business men to locate here.
He has literally built up the town. He
is therefore held IN high esteem by the
people of our town and vicinity. He
cnntemplates hunting another location
on account of his health and is thinking
Of going to Florida this fall. We hope
he will make up his mind and remain
with us.
Rev. F. NJ. Green, of Kirksville, a
methodist preacher. he'd meetings at
the new church Sunday last. A large
attendance.
Miss Emma Wells, of Cooper county,
Is visiting r. R. and Mrs. Wells, at this
place.
Mrs. John Wright is on the sick list
treatment by DR.. Shirley.
W. S. Gatlin, one of our accomo-
dating and enterprising merchants. has
his new store house almost inclosed
1t Is 22x5o feet and two stories high.
When finished it will be an ornament
to our town.
Our friend William Light, has
bought four lots on Main Street. He
is improving them. He bought them
Of NJ. Speer-
We notice some fine cabbage in w.
G. Wells store. Heads weighing 8 to
10 pounds.
Uncle Jacob Henline raised them.
He knows how to raise cabbage.
Some sneaking thief went into Un-
Gle Jacob Wittmer's orchard and car
ried off several bushels of his best ap-
piles.
Johnny Miller OF Queen City and two
gentlemen from Macon City gave our
town a pleasant call an last Saturday.
They came well fixed tor shooting
match at glass balls. Our Greentop
sportman must be dead. Brace up
boys. Don't be backed down.
Mr.. Thomas McCarty is some bet
ter
Mrs. LOUIS Hunt is improving. DR..
Wilson attending physician.
Mrs. John Lee is some better. DR..
Sickles is the attending physician.
VIM. Smell has shipped two cars of fat
cattle to Chicago. Joe Church went
with them to see the great city. He
also shipped two cars Of hogs to ST.
Louis all this week.
Charley Weston went to the New
Baden Springs on last Saturday with
his swing.
W. B. Reynolds is paying 5oc,s per
oushel for oats.
Capt. Toler, one of our enterpris;ng
went over to Putnam county to
ouy sheep.
John Glascoe and Esq. Weston went
out this week three miles southwest of
his place to build a new school-house
Our old stock dealer 5. B. Lind, ship
bed car Of hogs last week.
Richard Haywood of Lancaster was
n town to-day. Jay.
H. d. B. Cutler. of the Gle1 wood
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Tuesdays Daily.

The family of Elder W. H. Turner
lett this morning on a yisi, to Cameron
No., and other points in central and
western Missouri. Mr.. Turner has sold
his town property and has new house
rapidly approaching completion, on his
farm known as the tRich place" just
north of the corporation.
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Sunday School Convention.

A Sunday School convention will
meet at the Green Grove school-honse,
in Nineveh township, on the 9th day
of September. Good speakers VIII be
present. All are invited.
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Mr.. T. B' Dewitt, who went to Col
orado for the benefit of his health, re-.
turned last Sunday greatly improved
in strength. We are glad TO hear il.
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Mr.. E. H. Rice has returned from
Carthage this week. Thanks for that
extra large pears sent a. sample last
week.
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Mr.. j. h. kinnear, Chas. Leecn and
Sheriff Shaver went to Brookfield yes
terday on business connected with the
bank robbery reward.
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Another new lot of SALT FISH Just
received at Halliday Bros They must
be closed out this month. PRICE is
NO OBJECT. BRING your cash and
get a bargain.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Markey & Son are independent can
didates for public patronage in all
kinds of Groceries. Farmers call in
and see them. north side square.
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Best st. Charles Flour at Larkln's.

Everybody can get married now for
W. n. Hope & Co.. have large lot Of
cook stoves, good as new, also new and
second hand furniture at 5OctS on the
dollar Gail early and get bargains.
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A true assistant to nature in restor-
ing the system to perfect health. thus
enabling 1t to resist disease, is Browns
Iron Bitters.
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For the cure of ChiIls and fever,
dumb Ague and all miasmaiic diseases.
there is nothing equal to the Marsh
Ague Cure. 1t is a safe, cheap and
sure remedy Never known to fail.
Price only 80 cents-liquid or pills.
For sale by Gray & Co., druggists
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Mr.. Samuel Sweigert, who has been
absent in Illinois for some weeks re-
turned Tuesday night.
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G. W. Mendell and family will leave
US this week. Mr.. Nendell has con-
cluded to locate in Jackson county.
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The meeting of the l. l. o. O. F. f.
at the residence of Miss Alice Smith,
was pleasant affair to those partici-
pating. After the irregular business,
the society proceeded to nominations
of officers for the succeeding term.
They elected for President. Alice Smith;
Vice Pres, Kate Clark; Secretary, Allie
Link; Cor. Sec'y., Mamie Sharpe ;
Treas, Lutte Chambliss Critic, Mat
tie DeFrance; Censor, Nettie Smith
Marshal, Bessie Dufield. After dis.
cussing the important subjects wholly
within the society, motion for adjourn
ment was the order and seconded to
meet Monday eve. Aug. 20, at the resi-
dence of Miss Matte DeFrance.
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ATTENTION FARMERS.

Go and sc e the only practical Low
DRAFT ATTACHMENT. entent for full plat
form wagons, that gives the draft direct
from the axle. At
w. J. Wilkes & Co.'S.
1S-2t kirksville, Mo.
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Mrs. Jas. a. Benson and three chill
dren. of Quincy. are spending a week
with her brother Joe H. Nichols.
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Mondays Daily.

Mrs. 7. C. Thatcher left this morn-
ing for a visit among friends in Macon
county.
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We are oyerstocked with Fruit Jars
and will sacrifice these goods for the
MONEY now is the time to get bar
gain. They must be sold this month.
HALLIDAY Bios.
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ADVERTISERS.

si.ssld bear In mind the fact that the GRAPHIC Is
.usi every day In the week except sunday. aud
pheir announcements thus kept constantly be-
ssrs Ihs pubii-. Those ~ho have noted how quick
iy paper disappesrs from public view in business
hsuses and ofaces appreciate this daily r~seval
N hotels. oihcss. sh"ps and bssiness house. where
ths daily. 10 picked up and glanced over by hum
drssis sfresden.
The WEEKLY 9IAPHIC has now the largest circu-
lsuoo ofAny vaper published in our city and Il fIly
rseognised .. The Family Paper. 10y all classes Of
ssaeE0. ree daily and Weekly editions combined
ssken By far the very est medium for reaching
- people. Advertiser should bear these fActs In
aind
ilswsllya agovs.
r..deDss lot: ,s for :.e on e,n
Sice bluegrass sod. Good drainage and no mud.
Call % County Clerk.
IA SELF CONTRADICTIONS OF THE
naii. I.' - ' wN. aXRT, Kirisviiie. No. "
nEsiRABLE RESiDENCE-For sale, and
II one business house. enquire of Sands &
Gill.
VSoR sALE.-+0 acres, Ill under fence. Frame
1stion: good bearing orchard: good well. excellent
sock r1nge. Good school vfthing IA miles Is
he neishSorhood for i.borins:m.n al good wages.
rrtos 6&D. Terms very rez -onsble. inducement
70 any one Who buys before Sept 18TH Apply {.
eAHDs GILL. kifksvillc. No.
DARrRER wASTEp.-l ~.nt . good, live
i terprisne an to lake . part Interest In the
Esw Baden Mineral Springs Pine vpening for the
right kind OF man. For particulars apply TO or
Aadroo Il. SHAW,
New Baden, Adair Co.. No.
VyAl.CABLE FARM FOR sALE.-Is0 acres: ~
acrvs under fence and TWENTY-FIVE acres
iu cultivation; twenty hearing apple trees.
u peach trees. cherry trees. and an abundance Of
grapes currani-. and goosberrfes. Cistern well.
plenty STOCK water. and CONVENIENT TO the best
isnge in Aiair county. Two and q halt miles from
church. store. and post once. Frame house OF i've
rooms viii take house and LOT in kirksyille in |
Da I payment. rrice 10 dollar. per acre.
Address SANDS GILL.
NOR SkLE-As have concluded 10 change ell \
i mates for the health of niyse II and family now |
oaer stock of groceries for sale. Also farm OF
4 acres another OF 50 acres living 4 L. miles /
south and east OF kirksville- J. y. DODSoS.
kirksyille, Mo.
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George Melvin, Painter and Paper
Hanger first door west OF North Mo
Hotel q l3-tf.
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

We authorized TO announce JOSRPH NJ. I'VE
- candidate for tne ofsce of CIRtElT CLERK oI
AasIr cosnty. subject 10 the voters At The General
z eutiou in November. no-l5tf
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FOR COUNTY COLLECTOR.

We are auth ,riIsi IN announce j. j. SPENCER
Mas independent caniidet, for COUNTY COL
LGTOR.
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THEONLY
BOOTs!BOOTS!

Finest line of Me ms Boots of all
kinds tor the fall trade just opened out
at the New YORK STORE.
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LADIES SHOES.

We have an extra line at the lowest
possible figures Call and see them
at the New YORK STORE.
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We learn that very enjoyable Sum-
day School pic mic came off at the
Thrasher School house in Saltrlver
township on last Saturday. Several
schools participated and snort address,
es were made by Rev. F NJ Green. of
this place, Rev. VIM. Brown, of Bra
shear, Prof. Holloway, of Hurdland.
and Mr. John Patterson.
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Wood sawed and split at one dollar
per cord satisfaction Guarenteed.
Leave orders a. North Mo. Hotel,
G. L. Sullivan
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Mr.. E. l.. Loso, of New 3aden. went
to Quincy, Wednesday, to repiemish
his stock, depleted by the rush of people
at the big pic mic last Sunday.
Mrs. Judge E. V. Wilson and her
accomplish. daughter Katie. Of Edna,
are rustlcating a few days at the
Wabash Dining Hall.
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The celebrated Mexico Flour,-best
IN the market and cheaper than any
other hous, IN KirkSville. that Is, at
Markey & Sons, north side square.
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VIM. Wilson, Sheriff ef Grundy
county was in town to day and went
north on the noon train. He was look
up horse thief.
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Now if you want any Queensware
you will find that Markey & Son. on
the north side is the place to get it.
Try them.
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For Rent.

Agood large stable near pubic square
Enquire of SANDS & Gill.
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Quite large number of delegates
are in attendance at the Greenback
Congressional Convention.
For aged men, women, weak and
sickly children. without rival. Will
not cause headache Browns Iron
Bitters.
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Wednesday s DAILY,

Jacob Cross, left this morning for a
v,Ht to Virginia. 1t is limited that he
will bring back a wife. We don t know
how that is but it will certainly be
novelty for HIM to get out of kirksville.
The horse.thief who took d. Bard S
horse, arrived in custody this morning
and was taken before Esquire Richey,
who committad him to jail. He proves
70 be the party snspicioned and goes
BY the name of ]. w. Mabee, and
Claims Sandusky, Ohio, As his home.
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j. A. Richter packed his little grip
sack and started for Denver this morn
ing, to take in the exposition.
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o. u. Jones and r. p. Hall, OF Edna.
are attending the convention to-day.
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Miss Bess Nichols has returned home
after a months visit With Quincy
friends.
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Everybody has to
live. So all agree.
Economy, durability
and strength is the
embodiment of Kerr S
spool cotton thread.
Sold by Harlan Bros.
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We are giving away all
kinds of Summer Goods at
your own prices, to get ready
and make room for our large
Fall Importations from Eu-
rope, Egypt and the Holy
Lands at LAMKINs. 15-2t
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Advertisers who wish to reach the
people ought to patronize the peol g,
paper. The daily and weekly GRAPHIC
reaches nearly fifteen hundred families,
and is read by as many more. Stick a
pin here.
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H. ID. B. Cutler. Of the Gle1 wood
Criterion was down to see that the
Gre.nbacke-s conducted things IN
parliamentary mann,r.
We go to press to e.,rly to give a re-
port OF the Gr:,nhack Convention.
The proceedings vii appear IN to-
morrow daiiv.
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When you come TO town drop IN and
see r. D. Magruder the groceryman.
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Stories are told to the effect that sev.
enty-two dozen bottles of beer were
sold at the New Baden Picnic but we
do not believe one-half OF the story.
We saw no appearance of drunkenness
though there might have some beer
sold and drank on the grounds.
La PLATA, Mo, August 2I.-EDIToR
GRAPHIC: Please announce that our
quarterly meeting will not be held on
the 4th Sunday of this month as here
tofore published but on the second
Sunday in September, in the School
house near Judge Clem's, commencing
on Friday night. Preaching on Satur-
day at II a. m Quarterly Conference
on Saturday at 5 p. m. All offlcla
members are requested to be present.
! B. SAMSON
Boss Can Scale: at Larkin>.
Go to Holmes & Amlck for Door
and Window Frames all complete.
R. D. Magruder has just received
fine line of sugar.
You will tiId a very choice line of
Coffee Just opened AT r ID. Magruder's.
Best WentzviIle Flour $40, at K. ID.
Magruder'S.
When you come TO town drop IN and
see r. D. Magruder the groceryman.
DR.. Pearce.
Dentist
n4S-6m SOath Side
Wood sawed and split at one dollar
per cord satisfaction Guarunteed.
Leave orders a. North Mo. Hotel,
G.. T. Sullivan.
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For Photographs and Gems try
Tinsman = west side Square He
uses the Lightning Process"
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NOR sALE-As have concluded 10 change ell
T mates for the health of nIysef and family now
oaer nv Of groceries for sale. Also farm OF
q and another OF 50 acres lying l.: miles
south and east OF kirksville- J. y. DODsoS.
kirksyille, Mo.
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q. An are InYited.
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New Baden Daily Hack line. Enquire
at the Coop building.
dwtf
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ilswsuy Grove.

Aboat - residence lots for sale easv terms.
These lots close the public square. Fine shade.
yice biaefrAss sod. Good drainage and mud.
Call % County Clerk.
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1S-2t
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DAErkER wASTED.-l want good, live
i teepristnH .sa To lake part Interest In the
Esw Baden Mineral Springs Pine opening for the
right kind Of man. For particulars apply To or
address Il. SHAW,
New Baden, Adair Co. No.
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You will tird a very choice line of
Coffee Just opened at r d. Magruder's.
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DR.. Pearce.
n4S-6nl

DR.. Pearce.
Dentist.
n4S-6m SOath Side
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rIRE THIS MORNING.

At Las this morning An alarm of FIRE from
box % called the department to the corner of
Second and K streets. The Theater Com
ique, melodeon on the north side Of K
street at the corner of the alley. between
Front and Second streets. was discovered to
be on fire. and in a few minutes the entire
rear of the interior was in flames. The
place was pretty thoroughly gutted, SIS
1t was built up with light wooden
boxes and seats, and es the scenery and stage
were Of the most infammable materials posi-.
bic In such structure. The fire began unon
the stage, but how is not now known. The
Fire Department was on hand with celebrity
OF movement that was most creditable. end
by its discreet action serious coufsgration
alone was prevented, as the theater
was situated in the very heart
OF a most valuable block of business build
ings. The walls and portion of the fittings
OF the interior, ircluding the bar-room, now
alone remain. The place abuts upon the
Union Hotel, and only three.foot passage
separates it from the Orleans building, occu-
pied by Whittier, Fuller & Co., but all their
windows were protected by heavy iron
shutters, and no harm was done to
their wall whatever. The theater building
was low one-story brick, owned by Z. w.
Pratt, and fully insured in the Western, j.
II. Sullivan, agent The personal property
in the house was that of J. E. Brown, lessee,
and On which there wss no insurance. Some
Of the performers of the melodeon lost their
wardrobes The damage to the house will
not exceed 500, probably. The loss in per.
sonal effects is larger, but not now known.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
C. Barton Wood, of San Jose, is in the city.

c. Barton Wood, Of San Jose, is in the city.
A. X. Munson, of Oakland, is in Sacramento.
T. Hendricks, of Chico, in the city yesterday.
" Talmage and wife, of CORTLAND, are in the
C. H. Gilman has gone to San Francisco for few
days
James NJ Anderson and family arrived in the city
yesterday.
D. Gildenmacher, of Santa Ana, arrived in the
city Yesterday.
Ms. Martin and child of knights Landing, are
visiting Sacramento.
Mrs A. Denuery and s. wasserman left for San
Francisco yesterday.
Mrs Laura Mcdonald, of San Francisco, is visiting
friends in Sacramento.
J. c. Stephens, of PlaceTville, and E. P. Engie, OF
Single Springs, are in the city.
Isidor Jacobs returned TO San Francisco after a
visit Of two weeks in this vicinity.
E. Everts, Superintendent of the Palisade Rail-
road, was in Sacramento yesterday.
Henry Ehrha-dt, of Franklin, G. ". Griffin, of
Dunnigans, are stopping in Sacramento.
William Hook and Joseph Pugh, Of Brighton, left
Yesterday for trip to southern California
Thomas wanless, wife and daughter, and David
Wolpert Of Colorado, are visiting in town.
c. L. Strong, of Belmont mines, and W. H.
Brown, of Single Springs, are stopping in sacra-
mento.
Mrs. DAVID ferrls, OF TINS city mas gone 10 oah-
land for the benefit of her health and will be absent
two or three months.
Miss a. E. Anderson, sister Of W J. Anderson
of this city, arrived from Princeton, Ill yesterday
and will remain in Sacramento during the winter.
W. H. Cone, B. c. Samuels, Lee Jacobs, c. Black
man, Eugene Hackney, San Francisco Henry
Hahn, G. H. Hunt, of Oakland, are stopping in Sac.
ramento.
Mrs 8 Levy the recipient Of an agreeable
surprise party Sunday evening at her reside nee
on the corner OF Sixth and J streets. There were
present about thirty persons.
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A Turn Of Fashion F.!

A turn of fashion has recently given
great impetus in the Eastern cities to dress
for theaters and evening entertainments.
The beauty of the head dress has received
its share of the attention
Hence, with the approach of the amuse-
ment season, we expect an unusual demand
for Millinery work of the very highest order
For such work and all work we are ready
now
Our Trimming Force possesses taste;
possesses originality. We certainly do not
lack materials to get up BONNETS of every
degree of cost and elaborateness.
Besides this, patrons will find ad-
vantages in price. We furnish made-to-
order work at its exact cost to us. We make
but one proht-that on the materials fur
nished The prices of materials in this
Department have always met with favor
In many instances our prices are below those
of all other dealers. We regard the steady
increase of trade in this branch of our bust
ness the strongest proof of our facilities
and advantages.
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DIED..


Sacramento, December 3-Charles, son Of Joseph
and Mary Guth, native Of California, Is years. .
months and days. Chicago papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of his parents, street, between
Eighth and Ninth, this afternoon at o'clock !;
thence to St. Rose Church. where funeral services
will be heidi
Washington, Yolo county, December 3--Lawrence
Fahey, native Of County Waterford, Ireland 70
years, months and days
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence, Washington, Yolo county, this
afternoon at o'clock thence 20 st. Rose Church,
where funeral services will be held.
Sacramento, December 4-Infant son Of Eugene and
Sue SeYmore.
San Francisco December 3-Alonzo Bush brother
Of Norton, Ed. N. and George T. Bush. of this
this city, so years.
Funeral at Martinez this afternoon.l
Chico, December Infant daughter Of J. H. Mans.
field.
Woodland, November 29--George B. Hornle,n, /
year, month and IL days.
Woodland, November :29-Mrs. Hester Curtis, SO
years.