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Palestine.
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PALrsrisE, April i.-United States Postal
Agent W. i. Smith to-day was arrested in
the west Of this town, upon the charge of
sending immoral letters through the mails
TO Miss Sadie Cogswell He was examined
and gave VI 600 bond TO appear at the Tyler
term OF the United States court. A doctor
has been already attacked for the same
oilensc under the state statutes.
AZ the city election to-day &. Ii. Posers
was elected city marshal by large major.
n.y.. and Ed. Grols city secretary; J. r..
Wcibmeyer, city treasurer for aldermen,
Messrs. Link and McManus were chosen In
the first ward, Mcfarland and Rickard In
the second ward, Hall and Hearne In the
third ward. Very quie, election.
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Fort Worth.
Special TO the Herald.

optClhl W inc icrhlu,
FoRr Wonrn, April 4,-The city election
to-day was exciting, but comparatively or
derly. Colonel j. i. Smith was elected
mayor Max Elser alderman for the fourth
ward; Dir. II. 3. Broies and Seaton for the
second; Colonel ]. T. Hickey for the third,
and !. j. Goodlellow, city engineer Mayor
Brown Withdrew from the race for mayor
about $50 o'clock this morning, leaving the
field to Colonel Smith and II. =. Shie.
About . o'clock this evening Messrs.
Glascock, Rich and Peers candidates for
aldermen in the first ward, withdrew in
favor Of Max Elder. The vote stands rs fol-
lows:
For mayor-smith, l,l47; Spiel, 1901;
Brown, 81.
Alderman fourth ward-Rich, IL;
Glascock, q; Peers, @; Rouse,
90; Iligler Il; Holland 1854; Elser,
225.
Alderman second ward dong terml-
lIroiles, 323; Darter, l06; 0rrick, 80
Short term--Seaton, 100; Davenport, l2S;
Walker, III. Virschoylc, 30.
Alderman third ward-Hlckey, go; Mat
kin, 2Ai; Gay, 9,
For city engineer-Go Goodfellow, sS5;Hydc,
60
The vote polled is light.
Tbs large new holder at the gas.works
was lilled with gas for the first time to-day,
and gives satisfaction.
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Niesia.
Special To the Herald.

MExlA, April The post office here was
burglarized last night about II o'clock. The
safe was unlocked and between 800 and
$500 IN money and some stamps abstracte d
The burglars, after taking what they
wanted, started fire with the intention Of
burning the building, but Il was discovered
before II had gained much headway and
extinguished. Post office Inspector Foster
was telegrphed this morning and he offers
q reward Of $50 tor the arrest and convic.
,ion Of the criminals.
The municipal election to-day passed of
In good order. A full vote was p6llcd. The
result Is as follows: Mayor, W. T., Doyle;
marshal, A. lIord; aldermen, w II. Rich.
ardson. NJ. W. Kemp, A. +. Watson, w.
II. Bessling and William Kampslcr.
Weather warm and crops needing rain.
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Houston
Special TO the Herald.

HousroN, April 4--Charles johnson, a
laborer on the San Antonio railroad, while
handling iron at the depot to-day had a
rail TO fall upon him, breaking one of his
legs and arms.
The military committee OF the ,sSnsiest
association to-day sends out circulars to all
companies of Texas, inviting them TO par
ticipate in state competitive drill, to take
place here during the Volkstest, May 4th
and 9th, for which $3.50 are offered in.
prizes for infantry and artillery drill.
During the inundation of the track of the
Morgan line of railroad of the Star & Cres-
cent route, all New Orleans freight during
the interruption will be shipped hence by
steamer. To accommodate this increase.
six Morgan steamers per week will be run
between Clinton and New Orleans.
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! ESTABLISHED lsis
I PRICE FIVE IENTs

q. general warehouse business in co-opera-
ton with the quarantine authorities.
The university regents met to-day but
dlo nothing, there being no quorum. II is
their intention to press the university claim.
to 2,oooo0 acres and the bonds of doubtful
validity.
The court of appeals met to-day and ad.
lonrned until tomorrow
The report of the commissioner
OF insurance statistics and history
SHOWS an increase in 1881 over the previous
year of so per cent. in the value of property
insured, premiums received, etc. In life
insurance the ratio is 80 per cent.
Messrs, Walton, Green aud Hill are adj
ylsed from Washington that tho supreme
court Of the United States to-day reversed
the ruling of the Texas court against the
Western Union telegraph company, sus.
tanning the company in all its positions.
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Atlanta.
Special to the Herald.

special 10 tio Herald,
ATLANTA, April 4,-Last night man.
named Williams, employed in hauling lum-s
Der from Boyle's mill. three miles from the
place, went home to the mill drunk, and
after trying diligently to raise racket with
ieLsive Dutchman named Schumeyer, and
with no provocation, stabbed him three
times, each stab reaching lung, and then
shot at him, the ball grazing the top Of his
head. lie then commenced preparations to
leave, and the men gathered around and
told him mix" when he drew pistol and
threw himself on his horse and told them
to stand from UNDER As he ran oil three
shots were fired at him in good faith, and
he may possibly be wounded, although
coyery is extremely doubtful.
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Louisiana STATE Lottery.

WASHINGTON, April l.-The speaker laid
before the house to-day communication
from the postmaster general in reply TO a
resolution calling for information as to the
enforcement Of the order forbidding pay.
ments Of money orders 10 agents OF the
Louisiana lottery company. The postmas.
tergencral states that the order was en-.
forced until suspension was ordered, pend.
Ing an appeal 10 the United States supreme
court, which appeal has not yet been deter.
mined.
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Futures

Nrw YoRK, April l.-The Posts cotton
report says: Future deliveries opened one
to two points lower, but the inquiry after
the calls sufficiently exceeding the offerings
led to an advance Of eight to ten points.
There appears to be little or no outside de.
mand. The cause Is probably TO be traced
to a covering ofshort sales during the holi.
days The course next week will doubtless
be regulated by the opening of Liverpool
Stocks Of all kinds will continue TO increase
there. AT the third call April brought
II ~; June, IL IS; August, i2 90; Sep.
tembcr, l. 20; October, II o..
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Plano.
Special to the Herald.

SptCIhI "a INC IIefhIu.
PLANO, April 4.-Ths city election passed
of very quietly, there being very little in
terest manifested by any Of the contesting
parties. The following officers were elected,
viz; Colonel g. +, Thomas, mayor; J. X.
Leepper, marshal for aldermen-W. A.
Honaker, Sam Floyd, James Gee, Henry
Baldridge aud Sam Il. Chamberlain.
The present outlook of crops is consid.
cred very promising, but farmers say they
are needing some rain.
About 800 bales of cotton are OH the
depot platform and this will about wind up
the cotton business for this season, except
q few struggling bales which will be hauled
in in q few days.
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licarne.
Special 10 the Herald.

HEARNE, April 4.-The city election
passed off quietly to-day. A large vote was
east, which resulted as follows: w. p. Fer
guson, secretary; j. Q. Lipscomb, ASSESSOR.
II. y. Robinson, marshal; Robert Martin,
alderman first ward; W. w, Bcveus and
w. Hopkins, aldermen second ward, and
George Herringen, alderman third ward.
The election for mayor and one-half of the
aldermen does not occur at this election.
The Central Texas Medical association
organized here to-day by electing Drs.
Adams, of Brazos county, Wadsworth, of
Milan, and Fulsom, of Robinson, delegates
to the State Medical association.
Our old and reliable city marshal, Albert
Bishop, was not in the field
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Navasota.
spccial 70 he IIeraltL

N.vAsorA, April 4.--Jadve J. Y. Ken
nnrd has returned from the district court Of
Houston county.
Hon. ). i. Ayres OF Brazos county, ac.
companed by his wife, passed through here
today for Austin.
Hon. J. q. Mcdonald len to-day for Aus.
tin TO attend the called session Of the legis-
lsturc .---, s-
Two candidates besides the present In
mayoralty at the approaching election.
Signs OF rain tonight, which is needed
badly, as the ground is very bard. Much
rctton IL planted. Corn Il growing,
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served Right

tSpIAS,rolis Isp., April A--Charle.
Janison, In Jail at kokomo for then and
upe OF a ,hrec.year.old child, was taken
ron jail By d mob last night and hung In
thepfcsencc OF over oOopeoplc. lIis last
wonis WEIR "Hans me decent lie said
his right name was Richard Lorg.
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Denison.
Special to the Herald.

DESIsoN, April 4.-ln the city election to-
day considerable interest was manifested.
The candidates elected are; Boss, mayor;
Coffin, Qurand, Wilde and Hemingway,
councilmen Comstock, city engineer.
About 500 votes were polled.
Judge Davis was the only candidate In
the field for senator.
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Weatl,erfor,i,
Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
WEArnERroRp. April Ain the munich
pal election the democrats were victorious,
electing mayor and all aldermen except
one. Great rejoicing
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Colorado.
Special 10 the Herald.

VVVVIHI % lIIt IftTHIU
COLORADO, April Ain the city election
held to-day, Frank Lester was elected nay-
or Il. A. Krause, marshal; q. Y. McWil-
liams, J. NJ, Cupp, ID. N. Quinn, w. II.
Synder, Il. III. Letter, aldermen.
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Closed

cnic,go, April THE board having ad.
journed from Yesterday OIL Wednesday,
there WAS no business done on chauge 10.
day Corn soli on .curi,stone 81 IA 10 IA
for MAY, about yesterdays prices Thers
wsss no dealing. In other sr'iclesI
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ntherSeport for this district

Mean Maximum. Mean Minimum. Mean Rainfall
u Gl None.
W. {. Connor. Captain 5. o. lIemmen-
way and J. X, Merryiield are registered at
the fremont house.
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Hsnsssi.

sr. PkrxRsnuse. April i--The as.assIns
II General shrelnikofr were hanged Il
Ddesss on the al inst.
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Ausfin.


AusrtE, April A charter was filed to-
day BY the TEXAS quarantine company, Of
Galveston, capital stock $4,000, 10 carry on
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-02-18

VAIIOLlpE.-Il MY Il pas com
eme les mauvais nonyelles pour sa
aTcpapdre avec rns vitesse verti
agieuse ct pour atteindre, tout Ell
sse repahdant, des proportions 60
lossales. DernieIement, cest d.
r-slire, lily a ell jeudi huit jours,
Joseph Tanner, fils de B. +. Tan
ner, tomhe malade. LIE mede
vein est appeIe ct, apres exainen,
Ill Sc pronounce pour un cas- de Vi.
riolide. LIE conseil dc vile 1ui
.tient tont anssi bien 4 Ia sant6 de
! ses administers qu'a leur beautS,
splace une sentlnelle ,levan. Ia por.
ste du malade, ayec l'ordre d'eEpe
cher d'entrer GU de sortir de la
maison. LIE surlendelnain le
4 bruit courait dams toute la parois
So quill y await dams. la vile de
Thibodaux plus dc quarante cas-
de picotte ct que ceux qui succonl
baient 4 cette maladie etaient ell
terres dams la mutt. HeureuSe
lnent il n'ya lien eu ct il MY q riell
de tout celia. lie seul cas- quill y
u GU est celui do Joseph T;.uner,
] qui aujourd'hui est tres bien poi
tant ct va reprendre incessanl
ment son occupation habituelle.
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RayctJ.--Nons ne sayonS pas
81 Ia crevasse dc Lockport est
ho,n,hee. CepeGtsant CONNIE les
eanx 4lu Easou ntontent "cpnlS
.,,,ndi dernier. nons somnes ror
tes a croire que les travaux qni
ktaieut 4 pea pres 'tcrmines dinan
che ,lernier sont cnnhplets ct l'en
vent rfsister 4 Ia preston de
l.ean. Pour evi'er tout acclueht
= ,eair, nous lie saurions trop re
conmander. eu lc mauyaiS efat
,,ns leyees ct leur suinteiaert. sise
tnb,ir une Surveillance active So
tout les poin;s On fsS d;s"es SO
nr6sen..nt pas tonic II so.-ti'!
desirable. EesF nar ~ n.'f e
one les gems lies enNiraaif ~ s.l.s'i'
die, HE, so0t rarssans = afisse'
uue roiv sE'saa litl s,s!se;s Fis.ii
rec dams l.,sa1res a''yil sc jeeih
,iaas IA lev6e. "a 1saec {sa FeS-ies-
,;e,.ea Il, fat D1. i9sstispieae.
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tseUt.

rloutatioa tc. leafs u r-fs. for cash o. on
e..ayss. s.-1s.ed ea Bsyoa hlask ArsiT
. .L.s c-1c7.
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VACCIN.-A la Ierniere ses-
sion ,lu Jury de Police, sur motion
stse Mr.. Coulon. le Coroner fnt an
torise 4 faire immeGiatement ap
s,licasion au Bureau dc SAME, Il
III Nouyclle OIL. ans, pour ebte
nir de &c bureau use ce.iaine
sqnantite de vaetjn, 7eqnel devait
-ttre distribute aux me.ircins ct ;,u
tres citoyeEs de liz patois'e, dams
slc but lie vacciaer .oii'eS les per
+sonnes qu; ne Font pas etc. i3r
Coroner s'Gtart con:arlae 4 cette
resolution. il tient ala 9iSluShien,
s,le tous ceux Iu! eli trfent u. &c
mandt, ce pieventif con'tre Ia pc
tite verole, nalatlie Gni henrensc
hnent, ma pas encore reneire dams
sllOtre parOisse.
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Routes PUBLIQUEs.-LeS rcn
ties pubilques sont lola d'etse ce
squselles devraient; aniourd'hui,
selles sont dams un etst qui est
bien loin de fare honnenr 4 ceux
sgui sont charges dc leur entretien.
Get 6tat de chooses nsex:ste pas
settlement dams note paroIsse,
mais encore dams les paroisscS
) hos voisines. Les cItoyens qnl
ont d ceur Ia prosperite de lenrs
'contree, parce qusils comprennent
l'utilite des chcmins carrossahleS
en- tout temps, ont cru emporium
de faire appel u notre Represen
Cont a la Legislature, l'Hon' John
y, Bi!liu, ain que des measures
soientprises a la prochaine session
legislative pour olivier Get etat
ale chooses. C'est dans CO but que
notre Honorable Representant
donne avis dams ce journal que
sconformement. 4 :al'article is de La
CONSTITUTION, il preSentera a la
prochaine session reguliere de la
Legislature qul doit avoir lieu q
Baton Rouge au mois tie mai pre-
chaiu, une loi dormant al Jury
de Police ie contrele pI6;n ct ell
tier des chemins pnblicsl tie ia y.
roisse Lsiourche. avec le pouvoll
de paSser telles ordonnanceS our
'cr0ira .necessa:res ct d'ilnposel
Yes amendes ct penalties raisonna
bles pour en- assurer In tidele exc
ieattien.
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NouyELLE COMMoHITE.-Surla
ssollicitation des eitoyens les plus
xnfiuents de notve vile, le Maitre
! General des postes Va Gtablir une
|nouyelle cOmmodit6 pour ceux
;nni ont des relations commercial
|les avec pEurope. On pourra q
llayenir Sc procurer al bureau
IA ,,oste de Thibodaux des Non
~ Order pour lsEurope avec la
meme .facilit6 ct au meme taux
.olle ceux ennis au bureau de poste
Sele Nouvelle- Orleans.
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MARDI GRAs.-BeancOnp de

MARDI GRAs.-BeancOnp de
spersonnes sc proposent, ,elon l'usa
re antique ct solennel, d'aller pas
sser les .f1tes du Carnaval 4 la NOu
syelle Orleans. Pour attirer lie
splus de monde possible !; ces fs
ties don't La renommee s'etend snf
stous les continents, lie chem;n
ssle fer Morgan 4 mis- a Ia aispoS1
don dc cenx qui d6'irent Ell 6tse
stAmoins un train special qui part
IRA de Vermillionville les Is, ls e'
20, ct a IKE le prix du ticket allie.
Eset retour moitie prix.
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In formations Locales.

PEABODY FUND Nous an.
|1,oncons avec plaisir que le Board
'ssss Trustees des Fonds Peabody
sSfait droit a la demande qui lui
y 6t6 faite, en- accordant une do.
nation de $500, q l'Academle
sszuion Ayec cette contribution
"a celle des personnes charitables
IA potre vile, les enfants auroEs
me pleine session scolaire.
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TOWN HALL1
Friday January Goth 1882.

Friday Jsnyary Goth 1882.
The Toyn Council fer the Town et Thibo
danx met in regular sessioA this day at &
O'clock 2. NJ
Prescn, II. w. Tabor Mayor j. J.. An
coin, +. Zernotr, Z ID. Moore, j. NJ.
Howell, II Dansereaa Trustees.
Absent :: G. Azema Trustee.
The minutes of the previous session Tserc
read aud approved rs recorded.
On meticm tnl, seconded the sum of
Eleven Dollars was appropriated charge
able to streets and bitches topay the labo
rers for the week.
Louis To9ps-- --------S co
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INN-N EALI1

TOWN NALL
Friday. February Bird, 1881.
The Town Coupcil for the Town ct Tliiho-
daux met in regular aessioE tsis day at =
.,'clecli z. II.
Present H. W. Tsbsr Mayo and J. j..
Ancoin. j. II. Howell. l " Moore and
~ Zernott Trustees.
Abseet c. azo:aa, IL. Darsereau. Tras
tees.
The minutes of the prevlctls session were
repai ;a.d approved rs recorded.
On motion duly seconded the sum of for
tv five DJltur, was appropriated to pay
lahofers for .he two weeks ss;dnis fehru
ary iIh 1882.
l.. Touls chargeabie to Hanqucttcs p" 81
Z X. Den,anad. - ~ w
Alfred Colleen = g sts. 4 Dts y 90 90
Tom Bruce. 6 90
II. W. labor "w'i 4 Lcvs 50
Total 45 %
Yeas: Aucci.. Howell, Moore s. Ze.ustt.
Nays: None.
On motior duly sesondaa. the Council I'D
iourned.
isisnes) II. W. TABOR.
j" A. J. PHEI,N,
Clerk.
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List of Jurors.
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish .of Lafourchc,

CLERKS OFFICE.
February 4th, 1899.
4 hereby certify Che following named pre-
sons have been drawn on this by the Jury
commissioners of said parish to serve az
Jurors for tue ensuing term of of said Court
Jury for The first ,reek Of Court beginning on
sis. :},ti, day of .iprR 1882
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San Francisco stock sales.
SAN FRAEcIsco, February %. 1882.
mnpSINe SESSION.
ArrERNoox SESSION.
The CROWN of Nervousness.

Nervousness is rapidly growing ailment.
When there is no organic disease, its origin
is usually imperfect digestion. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, remedy peculiarly effica-
cious in cases of nervousness, acts primarily
upon the stomach, restoring its activity, pro-
noting the secretion of the gastric juice, ov E
ing the imme1iats bodily disturbance re-
sulting from dyspepsia, and remedying that
depletion of muscular substaT ca and strength,
and the nervous symptoms which it ultimate
ly produces. With the renewed activity of
the digestive functions. nerve quietude re-
turns, an increasing inability to rest souudly
is counteracted, mental oespondency is sup
planted by feeling Of cheerfnlness, and the
relish for food is augmented. The remedy is
safe and uuobjectionable, and may also be
relied upon to overcome and prevent fever
and ague, biliousness and constipation.
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HALE BROS. & co.
DEP ART EED I

Last week our Eastern Buyer,
Mr.. p. @. HALE. returned to
New York, whence he goes to
make our purchases of SPRING
GOODS. The means at his com
mand-if not illimitable-are at
least commensurate with your
requirements for not only has
he a thorough knowledge of the
Eastern market, but with the
Cash Capital at his command, he
is in a position to purchase to the
very best advantage. For over
forty-fve years our firm has been
known in the New Z ork market
as Cash Buyers. and this fact,
together with that of our buying
for five stores on this coast and
one in Michigan, 90 far towards
accounting for our being able to
UNDERSELL OUR COM
PETITORSi 1t is matter of
Iself-congratulatio that HALE
BROS. & 90. during their bust
ness career have had the benefit
of a CASH DISCOUNT upon
every bill of goods purchased by
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SAN Francisco MONEY MARKET.-aloney
is represented to be in gosd supply. and
rates are steady. We quste commercial
loans at 7@10 per cent, and call loans at
4@6 per cent. The savings banks are loan
ing money on city real estate. at 7@9 per
cent. and assume the taxes. 1t is reported
that there has been large exodus ef
coin from the State during the past
month to avoid being assessed for taxes.
Drafts on New York are selling at 25 6SOc
premium per 500; kilograms on do. SOC
per 500; London exchange, 49s for bank
bills, and 495@49ai for commercial: refined
silver, 1la9l2a per cent. discount; Mexican
dollars, S9i@S91c apiece, nominaL-[Bul-
letin, February 18th.
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HARRY BERNARD,
MANUFACTURER, COR SIXTH AND L STREETS,
SACRAMENTO.

~ 1 have on hand and for sale at the lowest
possible prices, tine new style of PONY PHAEToNS,
the handsomest in the State. Family Carriagcs
latest patterns Neatest Open Bugg;es in the State
Light Top Buggfes. Heavy Top Buggies for noun.
tain use. Farmers Carriages. Trotting Wagons
and Sulkies, all Of my own make. Carriage Paint.
ing and Trimming done at the lowest prise. None
but tho most experienced workmen employed
Repairing neatly done, and all work ID warranted
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEUHOURC n LAGES

Mos. SO, So AND 81 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO.
Nv dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies,
Ma ufacturers OF Malt and all kinds Of Meals, etc
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour,
Buckwheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bags tor sale.
gents Buckeye Mills Flour. Marysvills. fel7.ip
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UNION HOTEL.

GECoND AND STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
- Cal Rooms, so cents and 81 per day. Special
rates by the month. Billiards, choice liquors and
cigars Hot lunch daily from IL A. N. till p NJ.
W. o. ("JOE y BOWERS,
fel-4p1m Proprietor.
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81 will take my chances on getting rid of
this rheumatism," said our cautious neigh
bor; aud half an hour later he could be found
diligently rubbing his offending and painful
members with that famous pain-eradicator,
st. Jacobs Oil. He knew what was good.
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ST. CHARLES HoTEL
HOTEL LANG HAM,

NoaNER FOURTH AND sTREErs, sACRA
mento-strictly arst-class, on the European plan.
Free coach rom Railroad Depot. Fine sample rooms
feI.4p1m TERRY 4 CO. Managers.
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WHoLEsALE aRocERs.

Taber, Harker q Ce.-Importers and wholesale
Grocers, Nos. 10S and llo California street.
weilman, Peck a. C0.-Importers and Whole
sale Grocers and Dealers in Tobacco and Cigar,
Nos 1913 to 1872 Market, and No. 23 California
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SACRAMENTO RESCRD-uNicN.
san Francisco CiIice, No. 53l California
street,. II. Sharpe, Agent