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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-13
Financial and stock Markets.
MORNING REPORT.

MORNING REPORT.
New YORK, Sept. II, II a. m.-The stock market
opened generally strong and Sol per cent.
higher, the latter for st. Paul & Manitoba while
Oregon Navigation company was 8 per cent
higher. In the early dealings st. Paul & Mani
toba fell off IL per cent. and the general list
1s@% per cent, after which the market became
strong and sold up 14@14 per cent, Hannibal &
st. Joe preferred being most conspicuous At
II o'clock a fractional reaction took place.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Money Z per cent. Prime mercantile
paper per cent. Bar silver, s1.1s7s. Sterling
exchange steady; s4.S4 long, s4.sS sight.
Governments Strong and higher.
State Securities Neglected
Unconstitutional bonds active and strong.
Stocks-After II o'clock continued active ard
after decline of y per cent. in Oregon Navi-
cation, per cent. in st. Paul & Manitoba and a
fraction in the remainder of the list, an advance
Df 14@138 per cent. took place, in which Nor
folk & Western preferred, Philadelphia & Read
ing. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western and Ohio
& Mississippi were most conspicuous.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-13
WHOLESALE HARDWARE.

ARTHUR, WARREN & ABBOTT, 1S6 and
East Third street
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That +arr;b1e

That terrible
scourge, fever and
ague, and its con-
gener, bilious re-
mittent, besides
affections of the
stomach, liver and
bowels, produced
by c.iasHatic air
and water. are
both eradicated
and prevented by
the Use of Hostel
ter's Stomch Bit
tiers, a purly veg
etable elixir, IN
dorsed by physic-
ians, and more
extensively used
as a remedy for
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-13
Cincinnati Whisky Market.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-Whisky firm; s1.17.
Combination sales of finished goods 100 bar
rels. Basis SLY.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-13
WINES AND LIQUORS WboIeeoIe

d. KUHL CO., Wholesale Dealers in Liquor
and Wines, 1914 East Third street, ST. Paul.
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the markets during the Cay were received by NJ.
DoRAN, Commission Merchant:
LIVERPOOL, Sept. II, 10 a. m.-Spo. wheat
steadier. Cargoes off coast shade dearer.
Cargoes on passage higher prices asked but no
advance. London frraer. Weather IN England
fair after rain.
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NJ. DoRAN's REPORTS.

The following quotations giving the range to
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-13

T. S. WHITE STATIONERY CO., No. II E
Third street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-13
Boots and shoes

Mems Gus. French cuf I. s. opera
per case. ST. 90
Mems Gus. French calf d. S. opera
boot, per case: 80. SIS 90
Meme Gus. American calf b. s. opera
boots, per case. 43 90
Mems Gus. American calf L. s. boots.
pr case. .....l.... A. co
Mems Gus. black grain stand stand
screw koots, per case. 25 90
Mel Gus. Kip D. s. balmorals and
plows, per pair. Observation-Disclosures. IS
ems Gus. No. boot pacs, per doz... "a 90
Finished Iron and Steel
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-13
SUMMER RESORTS.

STRONG, HAcKErT & CO., 218 to 2lo E. 4th
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the above class of disorders, as well as for
many others. than any medicine of the age. For
aale by all Druggists and dealers generally
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-19
bielelbe 9e6elltlng fiir Seras, baupt

bieielbe geoeutlns fir Seras, balpt=
id6li6 @eltteras, mie ieiner 3eit bel
@l1dller Sen. &leber, Der in @gppten
fommanbirte, fiir Sranfrei6 bate. Sen.
&leber tprtrbe befanntli6 blr6 einen
fanatil6em Siirfen, Ser ii6 ilt elmer
Gifterne peritedt batte, erbol6t, S6lei=
der fiel bur9 Srelallb. &lebers SelO=
berrntalent, iagte gfapoleon in ieineu
Memoirel, bdtte Bic @ngldnOer bernid)z
tet mitbin Ggppten fir 6ranfrei6 er=
balten. S6lei6er bdtte burtb Iein
9luf uftreten int GongreB uniere ipeit=
teranil9en 9dfen gu bem MAIDEN fOn=
men, mas lie iein muBten. 9lugenblid=
li6 linb lie Galbelton gegeniiber nur Sic
Stieffinber, unb mas bas S6limmlte
1T, lie baben ale 9lusli6t fir Sic nd6ite
3eit es nod SIT bleiben.
@ilbelm Srautmein.
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Ournps Gatarrt SYrup
bsilt aae @ffsftionsn bee Sal}fs, Gppfes
uno ShluupeS.
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llnb msnn gtGe eS tbdten, rief Serr
8anie, iie birfte es nidt, bel ibr iinoe id'
es abfdeulid, seraoe;u Srauenbaft. IS
sebt an4 nid,t nit redten Dinsen su,oaS
lalie i'd mir nidt auSreben; bab audi 10
3u Der Srau 8aronin selast, bic ielber
ben 3cpf fdattelt unO meint, cas Mdcz
den lei wie aussetaui6t; uno oaS leete
Stiid meiB iie nod gar ni4t. SA bin
pcrber bet Monfeur Warsct - ber @ez
burtstas neiner Nlten lit iibermOrsen ltnb
neil fe ia jebt ana(l uno Ball in bic
eOrnebme @eielldaft sstommen 1T, min
id ibr ltatt ber alten Brcde, bic i'd ibr
als Srdutisam seidenft bate, eine neue
faufen. Woniieur Marsct lsste mir
benn 70 peridieoene Dor; mir tcmnen
iiber Den !6anbel ins Ylaubcrn unb er
,eiat mir elm gollier bon SriQanten uub
perten, bas babe por elmer @tunbe Serr
@apitdn @crbon fit iein Trauleiu 8raut
sefauit. - Wa8 foltet ba5 ? fra9e i9.
st nennt cine Summe, 10 unfinnis, oab
i1 gang ifarr bin. Gr ladt uno iast,
pa8 toltet es iett; wenn eS iertis iit,foltet
es 9eraoe nOdmul 70 piel. = Wie io,iase
id, menn es fertis iit +? 1T es benn oas
nidt I? % ia, la9te er, fir bas sewS9n=
lide Yublifum; aber Macentoileue bat
einen erquiiten @sidmad. Sic fanb nit
einem Slid, buB bas Golfer uuenolid
se,pinnen miirbe, .penn bic nlittelFen brel
Yrillanten bpppelt 70 sruB luaren. Sd
iagte ibr, baS iei pSais iidtis, aber id
butte ben Sdntud fir ben Serfauf sez
n1adt uno milie firdten, bansit iieen gu
bleiben, fallS id bu,4 bic @rSbe uao
S9Snbeit ber Briuanteu ben BreiS gu
bod, lteissrte. e.--Was ipll td Sbnen lauee
er5dblen: fe befieblt auf Der @ielle, bab
bic elten Srillanten uussetrcden unb
neue einsefett irerben. limb mas mid
babel wunbert, iaste Wpnlieur OsarsOtt
lie bat fid sudhrenp bet sanaeu Nerbano=
lung ntdt einn1al gu oeul Serrn eapitdn,
per neben ibr ftanb, sepanbt; i'm nidt
elnnial Tim feline Weinuns Seirast; aud
nidt, ais i'd ben bod idOn INNER gang
anitanbisen YreiS perbpppeln mubte =
Sea, nun frase id Sie. bitten Sic eas
cem Mdoaen Susetraut?
(5ersfsbaaa splsll
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{Bcrtfsbaaa spIst J
.sA~@

Wenn fleine &inber i9ipad uno
mager merben, 10 1T bies Elm fi6eres
3ei6en, bas bic Nabrung, Die fie erbalz
ten, ungeniigenb 1T obsr ibnen nidt gut
befommt. Die Miitter folder &inoer
follten baber feinen Nusenblid aniteben,
Ii6 Neufdbter's nDeutf 6e 8
&inbermeblH [Paedotrophine1 81
beri6aifen. cine duBerit frdftisenoe unb
lei6t perbauli6e Nabruug fir Sdug=
linge une fleine &inber, Die i'm Wa6=
fen begriifen fno. slls grias fir Die
Mtuttermil6 siebt es ni6ts 8elleres
SH alien 9lpotbefen 81 baben.
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gDie 1ih opd1 Bic 3eiten Groern


- Wie Ii6 bod Bic 3eiten dl1oern
Gor etna flint Sabren i6lugen Die ST.
nanciers Die 9anoe iiber benz Gopf 5ll=
fammen, als i'm GongreB Der Mntrag ge=
iteat tpurbe, bic Sunoes= u8onbs" auf
einen 3insfuB bolt a pro5ent su ieben.
@eitern tpurbe aus @aibingtoH gemel=
Bet, baB Die Geloneni6en Oroentli6
brennen hpr 8egieroe, ber Oen1nd6it
aus3ugebenoen breiprosentigen Sonos
babbaft su iperOen. &etlD mag gar
nift 10 llnre1t Daben, nenn er meint,
bab ielbit smeipro5entige Wertbpapiere
raic6en Nbiob fdnoen. Sas capital
aebt f5rmli6 betteln um eine Nnlegegez
legeubeit.
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ghrant s. Gp.

Wctl fslfen III benz PutIitum eine @es
lessnbeit setoten woroen, au 70 encra
btllisen Yteiien gu taafen. ais sessnwdr=
tis in eeal ausemein betannteu Dollar.
Store bon Sdram & So. Sc wiro BON
pieisr @ele9enhsit benn aud osr aussis=
tiSite @ebrauh stma6t. gno pie aDalrsn
seben wes - um cine tripiale Mepensart
gu 9etrautca - ,pie plrme Semmelu.
Wir mSbten unfercn eeierinnen ratben,
ibre glntdufs 70 ba!p als mSsltd gu ma=
den. Der 3ulauf I'M Store III iebr fart
uno mebrt iida tdslih. I'm bas @soran8e
uno ben 3eltUerluit 3u permeiosn, eirfts
eS baser BON Ncrtbeil iein, nidt gu lanae
NIT einem g.Iude oee Dollar Stcre su
,osern.
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Or. % atts 9eberptuen lsnb bic
befsn estaastiihsn 8ssulatprfn.
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Gr. Greens Srsssnatsb gittsrs 1T
baS beite Seilmittsl f;ir DsspspFa, Sal.
leSletpen, Malaria, unpsrbauliateit uno
Stantbsiten ees glutes, per Nisrsn, esber,
6aut &c.
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1orfespauaenz. MeDerspille, 1.

Eorrespouaens. MeDersbille, 1. Suli.
uSeras Siftings" nit ibrem @rtifel be-
titeIt: uS1lei1ers @eilt unb Die font
lmenDe Wabl" 1ino lpobl basu angetban,
oaB audi i'd meine Seber, bie 10 lange
gerubet, wieOer sur 6anb nebme. &or
alien 9ingen Elm 6reifades Surrah ben
Sifters NIT ibrenl lnabbdngigen 8latt.
8eIagter 9lrtifel 1T itarfer Sabaf fir
Srelanb, ber auf Die @efabr bin fetne
Qlnaeige, Ober ein Mbonnement sl ber=
lieren bod publisirt muroe. Sebem
9eut16 Nmerifaner bon e6tem S1rot
unb &orn 1T es eine @enugtbuung, baB
Der Semagoge Srelan0 nit ben fleinereiI
Minfelabnofate1 nolt- gegAiHs @nn3ales
Hnb 9ariponb, ilt her Sitting" ibren
per6ienteH 2pbH empfansen. S1leiz
| 9ers @eiit ipirb iid) fiir Srelanb als
gefdbrli6erer @egner ertueifen, als Der
lebenbig maiiipe S6lei6er.
OaB Die Gampagne S6lei6ers Sc
iunbbeit untergraben 1T nur aaaumahr
gns Aerr Salei0er seHDtbigt mar na6
golldb gu geben, UNI Srelanb gegeniiber
| sll treten, ipra6 er li6 6errn Miigge
| gegeniiber babim aus, baB in Der fiir6z
| terliden 0ibe bic % WteileH npH GHerp
| nad 9nliab gu fabren, eine barfe Sour
fir i'm todre. Sener rietb Inn, fpdt
Wadmittags BON Guero abSufa6ren, in
Meperspiqe 81 iiherHaAteH. unb nd6iieil
Morgen in ber Griibe ben &eit Der
&eiie gu MAIDEN. Ser &atb tpurbe be-
folgt, S6lei6er lanbete ni6t all5ulpd,
in Meperspille. 9r. 9pptins nebI1
einigen Wteperspille 8iirgern uolltel
be @elegenbeit benuben unb ibre 4nf-
tpartung MAIDEN, erhielten Gber bet
gei9eib, baB 0etr S9lei6er febr CT,
miibet unb angegrtffen mare, tpprau
Der &iidSug angetretell murbe. 6ier il
nod 5u bebenfelt, bab bies erit Del
9lnfang Der Gampagne mar; ob er MID
aua nit aYieeriA BEN @roben sebaG
bat, NIT iot9em Welinbel inlIb Id mid
1eruml6lagen.
Na6 Der lebten gummer ber v6reiel
Prefe" Su urtbeilen, f6eint Srelanb, url
8oHpernenr 81 merben, gerne ale nt0s
5 liber 3useitdlbniiis sli MAIDEN, er ma!
E iogar iebr biele uno quite @igeni6aftel
beliben, mir wiien Dor sllem, baB e
) eilt self made man 1T, mas man un
= bebingt an ibm a6ten muB, Die beut
= i6en Stimmen ioll er aber ME erbalten
I gs 1T Die Yfli6t eines ieeen 9eNdgen
t s6lei6er III RIDDEN. SIT bod gelpib i
E Ser poIitiiden &ade ebenIo MEL SiiBia
= felt, wie 1T her 4}rinat Hahe. Wa
u uns jebt nptbtbut, iii gtnigfeit, bam
= Srelano ipenn er nominirt lpiro, aus
D finbet mas 10000 beuti6e gegnerild
Stimmen iinb. IS miro 3eit, baB Oo
e 9euti6tbum enoli6 bon ieiner 9tad
{ @ebrau6 ma6t.
gia6 meiner aniidt bate Shlei6t
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9lm Die &epu6lifaner Ses sebntcm
GpngreftiitricteS.
San Q(ntDniD, Z. Suli is

Gan NntOnlD, Z. Suli 1889.
Cine Contention Der &epublifane,
bes aebnten GpngreBbiitrietes, lpeltber
Die Counties 8anoera, 8aitrop, 8erar,
Ylanco, 8urnet, Gomal, Condo, Grp=
dett, G0waros, Gillespie, &enball,
&crr, &imble, &innep, GampaIas, 2la,
ITO, Moion, Wc@ullO6, Meoina, Mfs=
naro, San Saba, Srabis. llpalbe unn
Wiliamion umfaBt, mirb bierour6 oui
ben IS. @ugnit, 1882, Na6mittags s
llbr, na6 San Mntonio herufen aunl
3med Der Domination zines Ganolbaten
fit ben GongreB uno CUR Snbetra6t=
nabme FOLDER anberen 9inge, mel6e
Dor Die GonoentiDn gebra1t tperben
m6gen.
9ie 8oriibenoen ber republifanil6ea
Gomites Der obengenannten Counties
tperben erfu9t an ben Gountpliben ib=
rer berf6iebenen @puntiesgpnbentiome1
ober 8eriammlungen bon &epublifa=
nern 81 peranitalten, Inn 9elegaten sll
oieier Contention 81 ienoen. Ser 9luf=
ruf GUT 9onbention fol- re6tseitig uno
aeniiseno publi5irt iperoen, sSebes
Gountp mag 10 bieie Delegaten ien6en,
als i9m palIeno erl9eint. Oie 8als
Der Disqualification miro Don Ser Gon=
pention belfimmt merben.
u. SiemeriuG
8oriieenoer oes republifanil6 l6eE @reeu=
tiozGomites fir ben 10. @pnsreboiltriet
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Su Berlin 1T Waflriht aus Wtf

Sn Berlin lit Na6ri6t aus Ntben
eiusetroffen, 9r. 9einri6 S6liemann
ipOae feline troianif6en Masgrabungen
fir INNER abl6lieBen. @ein lebter
MBerfolg f6eint ibn au bieiem @nt=
i6luB peranlaBt gu baben. Nnfangs
Nuguit febrt ct mad Ntben 5uriid, UNI
ii6 oann fofort na6 Paris sW begeben,
tpo iein SliQs in frana0ftf6er @usgabe
i'm Gri1einen begriHen 1T.
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gpent nur Elm 8rud)theil BON Sc,

ZUtII1 IlUt C1lI "JlHuJtge1l UPll Uet!'
lpabr 1T, mas iiber BON 9lrabi paI6a
Derilbtc. angeitiftete uno geplante
SAanblbaten ,lnb gemeinbeiten in ben
iebten Sagen gemeloet iuorben, 10 1T
berielbe elm S9euial, tpel@es einen ebr=
.li6en oHenen Solbatentob gar 11i6t
tpertb lit, ionbern Sen Strid bes M0r=
bers berbient. @abri@einli6 miro er
aber bon ieinen eigenen Morbbanben
moIlufrirt.
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Ssgmsei1e.

Sierourd teebre ih mid Dem Yubli:
tum ersebenlt an3useisen, oaB id BIZ
W a d. men Us ert titGtte hes Srn
5 Saccb b 9 ii ble an YrslaIlraBe ,nabe
Der Sriide ltberncmmeu BABE.
BETTER BON Dampf, uuo anperen SRA.
ihinen made id bcIoneer5 earauI au{=
merriam.
Nue arten ben &eparuturen, tie in bas
Tad, bes Maldinenarteitere fdlaseu.
meroen prompt unb tiuis aueaefiibrt.
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CAT Yeera Sprtnas Parf

Differ populare grtOlunssplas srireu
ilh einsr its!s fsissnoen patronaoe unb
auswartise Beiuhsr usrpsn bsionoers ba.
rauf aufmsrtiam aemaht. Der part asbt
Gsreineu ober Yripatssfsuldaften ,ur
abtaltuns pon YIentes &c. iists often.
Sir eeu @pmfort ber 0aite 1T bsfsns 0e.
forst unp bic psrab,e eihtsn erfrtldupgsn
llnD srasr Gualitat, Dsg Yacbier. Ssrr
5rec. aerbte, Serfe6t istn @sidait
uno 1T unsrmaolid, Seben 3ufrieten,u.
lsllsn. Sin Wad'mittas an ben Springs
sstOrt ,u psn srObsn Annebmlihteitsn,
bic Gan Nutonio bietet. 30,6,tl "
8ssts Sill ebse 1onte re8nltgt his
Jgnfttcn:nbar G,nafweipt.
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eiAs bsg Trsifat

1897 gsminas I'M ystrast p9u s265. .5at
ns- anfrassn fur astn!sn. towis @atsn fa'
gemaht werbsn.
D,sen Snformation Oh. 9cieuunssn fGrsits mas
an Wf, y, Daupbin,
AtD Drsans e,
9spasb Wsore. sseat. edt 5saltSn. u. aesaata
SIabe, Gan AntsnlO.
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$. Swueioet S Sd)mitt
5enrp'e Carroll. Salbe

5enrs'e @arbpl. Salbs.
Gle 1T bic bsie Salts iar @Ani!te,
gsulsn, ausidlaa, @elapars. @a1srteus
matIsmas, aufseiprunseus 5anSe, Gtsr.
unssn, 5ubaerausen unb alle Sauttrant,
hstten, Spmmer1eden uub Mitsfer. Man
taufe 9enrp's @arbolIe Sa!te neil a(le
anosren Gali&unsn lInb. prsts 25 Gents.
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The Exact Value Of
Words

In advertising has never been appreciated
more than now. We cannot afford loose
statements. Our goods possess advantages,
striking enough and important enough to
stand On their own merits But it is neces-
sary to go further: 1t is to our interest, as
well as to that Of countless people in our
city and State, that our goods should con-
tinually be more widely known about
These advertisements are to serve that pur-
pose-to be daily statements of facts and
figures, which, in turn, will serve as invita-
tons to those who are interested to see and
examine what we write about And we
shall fall short of our aim and interests if
we are not ready at all times to have adver-
tisement and goods compared, word for
word, in every particular.
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Best Yet.

% The following NEW CLOTHING
has come in, and is the best yet in several
particulars
The styles are forerunners of the Fall
Fashions of 1882, while several of the pat
terms are genuine novelties in their way.
We can we'll fit any shaped man
making, free of charge, such slight altera-
tons as may be necessary in order to do so.
We invite the attention of those in
need Of FINE BUSINESS SUITS to
this collection of Clothing:
Scotch Cheviots, in notified patterns
coat cut sack style, $40. Hats to
match, ST. 50.
Brown and Blue mixed Twilled Cheviot
Suits, with single-breasted sack coats,
with long rolling, silk-faced lapels,
$40. Hats of same material, ST. 50.
For Half-dress r!-Velvet-hnished,
Dark Cashmere Suits (neatly-fgured),
$40.
Extra Fine Striped, Diagonal Frock
Suits, put up in boxes. Price, SIS.
Four-button, Single-breasted Cut-away
Coats bound with fiat, silk binding
vest cut short, and without points
Black Corded, Diagonal Frock Suits;
stitched edges, $40.
Cheviot Sack Suits for business wear,
Sill; very pretty pattern.
Brown Worsted Sack Suits, heavy serge
lining, Sig.
Fine Cashmere, Frock Suits, put up in
neat boxes, SIS. Dark, blue-mixed
patterns.
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sfArz BOARD OF AaR1cuLruRK.

The Directors of the State Board of Agri-
culture met ct the Office of the Secretary Last
evening.
One hundred dollars was given to the
ladies' equestrian tournament to be divided
into three prizes of $50, S25 aud SIS.
b. s. Crocker l. Co. were granted the ex.
elusive privilege Of printing ct the Pavilion.
b. A. Weaver has the distribution of pro-
gramnes at the Park.
Entries for races were opened and consid.
cred, but not completed. A purse for 500
Is offered for . running race of saddle horses
that have never been trained. Professional
riders excluded-weight not lees than 40
pounds. Also, purse of $500 for Q mile
dash.
WP. Coleman was elected Superintendent
of the Pavilion.
Superintendents of Departments-Thor.
oughbreds, Shippee and Shafter roadsters.
roadsters' teams and saddle horses. Newton !.
horses of all work and drauk ht horses, Green !:
cattle. Carr; sheep and swine, Hancock |:
goats and poultry, Chase machinery and
implements, Fiuegsn; sweepstakes, Bopes.
Hancock and Newton. Superintendent of
grand and reporters stands, Il. h. Newton.
Employees. S. Miller, financial clerk
W. 2. Barnes, starter; Eugene Larue, entry
clerk j; o. s. Flint, chief ticket clerk A. II.
Raymond, membership ticket clerk; w, p.
Emery, entry clerk machinery; Joseph
Bailey, w. w. Craig. +. j. Kearney, assist.
ant ticket clerks; N. A. Kidder, special
stand ticket clerk; II. S. Beals and Lee
Larue, ushers; Ed. Hobbie. chief ticket
clerk, Pavilion James Doodv and Fl. Buck.
rath, assistant ticket clerks, Pavilion +. r.
Folger and VIM. Croft. entry clerks. The
minor offices were aiso filed
After making other customary arrange
ments. the Board adjourned to the 9th of
September.
Committees were appointed on music and
privileges. Some of the entries were opened,
but not all. Those mailed ON the last day at
distant points in Oregon and Nevada have
not yet had time to reach Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

Ex-senator Stephen w. Dorsey, whose
name is prominent at the present time, was
born at Benson, VT, February %, 1912.
When mere boy he removed to Oberlin. o.
At the outbreak of the war, he volunteered
into the Union army. and served under
General Grant at Shiloh, General Buell. at
Perryville, General Rosencrans st Stone
River and Chattanooga, and General Thomas
at Mission Ridge. In the year 1864 he was
transferred to the Army of the Potomac, and
took part in the battles of the Wilderness and
of Cold Harbor. He served until the close of
the war, then returned to Ohio. and entered
the service of the Sandusky Tool Company,
OF which be rose to be President. Con.
temporary with this promotion he was
elected, without his knowledge. to be Presi-
dent of the Arkansas Central Railroad Com
pany. Consequent upon this he removed to
Arkansas. He declined seat in Congress
offered him by the First District, but when
elected United States Senator, almost uuani.
mously, accepted the honor. He took his
seat as Republican on the 4th of March,
1873. During the campaign of 1880, ex-
Senator Dorsey worked very theoretically to
promote the election of General Garfield.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

TIE 6nest-ftting French kid, dress shoe,
are ut the Blue Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

THE grand central DEPOT for Oregon city
cashmere suits is at the Red House,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

The BEsT assortment of mems and boys
dress shoes are at the Blue Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

A Few MORE PARAsoLs, a. the reduced
price. Hale's summer clearance sale.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

BURT & PACKARD, J. l. T. Cousins, Saller
Levin. L. D. Sallers & Co., etc. These ara
among the many makers of ladies' and gents
shoes kept by us. Our prices we guarantee
to be the lowest. Hale Bros. & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

TRT the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George W. Cheslsy, sole agent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

FoR mems and boys clothing, take ad
vantage of HSle's summer clearance sale. .
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

FIvE.HooK KID GLOVES. 81 25; seven-
hook, 81 80, ct Hale's clearance sale.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

THIS MORNING, q line of large size Mar
settles bedspreads, reduced to 81 %. Hales
summer clearance sale.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

THE END Read Hale's advertisement
on FIRST page.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

HoUsEKEEPERs who are alive tn their
financial interests should take immediate ad-
vantage of Hale's summer clearance SALE
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

BAsooM's TOMATOES, Newcastle peaches,
pinespples. watercress. celery, and everything
in the fruit, produce aud poultry line, at the
Fulton Market, Fifth and K streets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

"THK END I"-Read Hale's advertisement
on hrst page.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

HuRRAH for the Blue Store Tiger Good
goods again. Low prices
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05

Union Lodge, A. o. U. W., TO night.
valley Council, o. c. F., meet August 18th.
Wanted, second hand bicycle.
Elwood Bruner for the Assembly
New Lodge x. OF p, tonight.
Testimonial to Hughey Robinson.
Lost, red-and gray parrot
Lost, package Of cloves.
Time table s. and P. R.
Regular Stalker ticket
Sacramento Commandsry, this evening.
hechanics' Club, Monday night.
Auctions.
Bell Co., to-day.
). ID. Morrison's ranch for sale, September 9th.
Business Advertisements.
Weinstock & Lubin- Value of words.
Hale Bros. & Co.-Summer clearance sale