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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-22
LEGAL Notice.

In the District Cour. 81 Wehste,
County Nebraska
Dallas r. Newcomer, Pitf.l
".
Solomon B. Rohrer, Deftj
The above named nonresident
defeudens, Solomon Il Rohrer will
take notice that on the 9Th day oi
June 1888 Dallas +. Newcomer the
plaintiff herein filed his petition in the
District Court 81 sAid Webster County
Nebraska. against the said defender,
the object and prayer OF which 10 N
recover Of and from said defendant
the sum Of Three Thousand Three
Hundred and Twenty Five Dollars
with interest from the Ath day oi
June 1885 on the following causes oi
action, to-wit:
For damages sustained by plaintiff
by the defendants excluding and pre-
venting him from occupying a certain
elevator a; Blue Hill Webster County
Nebraska. and the failure Of defendant
To comply with his contract in reis-
ton 10 said elevator: for money paid
laid out and expended by plaintiff IN
behalf Of defendant and nj his special
instance and request: for services
and expences In experimenting and
erecting said elevator at Blue Hill
Webster County Nebraska. for mon.
ey used ard expended on defendants
farm At defendants instance and re-
quest; for work and labor performed
by plaintiff for defendant at defen.
dant's special instance and request.
You are required to answer said PC
titiou on % before the 90 day Of July
1883.
And you are further notified tina,
on the 9th day Of June 1888 your land
consisting Of lots niue ~ ten (I0l
eleven lIl) fourteen tlfl fifteen tl5l
sixteen (l6l seventeen tlI) in block
three t3l lots one % two (3) three ~
four tl five Isl six Isl seven III eight
ls) fifteen tl5l sixteen l6l seventeen
I'LL eighteen tlsl twenty one l2i
twenty-five l22l block SIX TO- lot. one
ul two III three t3l four & five Isl
six f6) seven (T eight 81 niue l9-
twelve ll2l thirteen ll3i fourteen
l4 fifteen tI5l in block seven ri
lots seven "a and eight Isl lots one tll
two ~ three 81 four ~ five t5l siS
| t6) block nine t9) lots one ~ two ~
three (3) fo1r az five "a six l6) nine
t9l eleven til) twelve tT2l in block
FIVE. The west half Cd Of lot st1 tsl
lots nine .9l ten (lOl eleventlD twelve
ti2l block one IN lots nine t9) ten 10
eleven III in block four I4 All o,
the above described lots or parcels ot
land being situate in Rohrcr's add.
ton to the town Of Blue Hill, Webster
county Nebraska. Also lots eleven
N twelve li2l thirteen II3l fourteen
l4 fifteen Isl sixteen fI6l seventeen
(l7l eighteen isl nineteen tIej TWEEN.
ty I2Ol in block nine FOL and lot hf
teen Isl in block fourteen fl41 in the
original town Of Blue Hill, Webster
county Nebraska, was attached and
levied upon under and 10y virtue Of an
order Of attachment issued out Of the
District Court Of said Webster County
Nebraska in the above entitled cause,
and that you are required TO appea,
on or before the 3Oth day OF July, 1883
to show cause. il any you have, why
said lands should not be ordered sold
to satisfy the claim Of the plaintiff
against you.
DALLAS r. NEWCOMER,
BY Case & McNeny and Dilworth 4
Smith, his Att,ys. jn22lyI;
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Is IT HONESTs

Last Angus, q, . school officers con.
ven,ion, beld a, Red Cloud, il vas de-
cided 70 recommend . series Of text
books fos use in the county. A com
mittee Of five WAS appointed 10 consult
with different parties and adopt . Sc
ries. They did So. and while the
series Was not the best that might have
been obtained in oil respects, yet ali
seemed satisfied and went TO work for
the new books, hoping that there
might be no trouble in the matter.
This spring one o. A. 4. Barnes 4
Cos agents came TO me TO get . list OF
the recommended books, which !
cheerfully gave him, and II the same
time recommended him to the people
Of the county. On that list ! wrote
that the Webster Franklin readers
were adopted, and the agent in accor.
dance with agreements that were
made last fall. said he would sell no
independent readers 70 districts where
they were not used. And now comes
the sequel. These agents not only sold
the Independent readers. but told, so !
am informed. the district officers that
they scre tie ones recommended for ~.
in The county.
Now we grant that in any legitimate
business n man has . right 70 sell, and
another has a right to buy what he
p!esses. but when AT agreement has
been made between two agents. and
they with . committee of five men
from the body Of the county, and also
with m interested officer Of the county
that certain things may be done and
certain other things may not be done
We claim that 70 90 out in utter disre-
gard Of all this is q deliberate betrayal
Of trust
have given but one book agent q
recommendation TO the people, unit
I change my mind very completely i,
will be the last one.
In several districts they had bette,
keep the books they have than &c
make the change that has been thus
forced upon them. Ali who have had
any experience in teaching know tina,
Of all books, the Independent series
regarded upon the merit Of the selec'
tiors Of reading matter, n the poorest
in the country. And il this agree
ment is all to 70 for nothing, we ma,
as wen invite into our county sll the
book agents and have a free fight and
pitch in, and let the best talker win
But if We want to agree, and abide h,
our agreements We can do so quietly
peaceably, and without q jar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-22

Br c. W. SsaIxoTa. Co. sur.

We hope thAi the Schoo, Boards Mi
be a. anxious To repair the sindov, Ia
the sehoolhOuso injured By the reecn,
storm. ~ they are 10 provide fos Thea.
own homes. School i being laugh, in
places in this county. where . person
certainly IL in danger II taking . -
we're cold in . few moments on accoan,
Of the extreme dampness VI the room
So don, allow your children not the
teacher 70 become ezpo.od when q
little expense in fitting the house ma
be q prevention Of much suffering.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-22
6.-aiI Broke SooeG.


Last Monday afternoon . terrible
looking storm cloud vas observed in
the southwest which rapidly passed in
a north-estehy direction. making a
deep rumbling sound not unlike the
noise Of a rapidly moving railroad
train. When the storm appeared At
Rivertou, report says that j, had the
general appearance Of . hnt-class
cyclone, and that i, struck . high blu6
in the edge Of Franklin County and
divided. one half passing up Thompson
creek and the other down the Repub-
licAn river. Considerable damage Vas
done 70 growing crops 81 Inavale, from
which place the storm passed seross
the country TO Indian creek destroying
everything in is counse From Indi-
an creek it passed acros the county .
little south Of east and went out Of the
county in the vicinity Of Thomas
vile.
1t would consume to much time and
space 70 attempt anything like . CON-
plete review Of the damages from the
storm, and Al present writing We have
not received reports from all parts OF
the county visited.
Nj. John U. Meyer. living near Riv-
erton VA caught in the storm. and
showed u . pair Of hands on Tuesday
tina: had been pounded black and blue
by the hail stones and we're swelled to
twice their original size.
The crops Of Mr.. Scott. T. J. Wright
and others Of Indian creek we're III.
most entirely destroyed, and pigs and
chickens killed, while several small
calves had their legs broken by the
hail stones.
John McQuilkin's crops, a. well -
those OF his neighbors were badly dam.
aged and many young trees destroy.
ed.
w. Holsworth, Frank Tenant, II. J.
Maurer and others living north Of
town we're heavily loosers, As their
crops were entirely destroyed and the
glass all broken out of the west win.
dows Of their houses. while many OF
their pigs and fowls we're killed.
On Elm creek tho storm did . large
amount of damage. The small grain
in that locality is nearly all destroy.
ed.
Many teams that were at work or
the farms or on the road became un
manageable and ran away. some o.
which have not yet been found.
The damage on Willow creek was
probably as great as in any other part
of the count y, as the storm belt Wa.
about seven miles wide and the hal
stones were hugh chunks Of ice which
in some instances killed pigs and
cSfves ut . single blow.
Y We are told that o fun grown bof
on one of the faNms north Of town had
its skull broke in by a hugh hail stone
and died the following day.
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w by ca,l I'm "a No.

"Yes. that's sadly 90. saii jenkins.
my hair .. turning gray and falling
oat before It's time. lee something :
! would, hut most hair resioser. are
dangerous" True. answered hi.
friend" but PAker's Hair Bal.ola d.
as harmless as II IL effective I've tined
u, you know. Give the Bslsorn . .hos
and the BOYS will soon stop calling you
odd Man Jenkins" IL never fails to
restore the original color ~ gray OF
faded hair. Richly p~erfumed. an eic-
gantdre~ing. jalyis,
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4 wide AVSko cru9r!st,

Mr.. H. Cook is always wide awake
in his business. and spares no pains to
secure the best of every article in his
line. He has secured the agency for
the celebrated DR.. Kings New Hscov.
cry for Consumption. The only GER
tain cure known for Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Hay Fever, Bronchitis, OF any sifec-
ton Of the Throat and Lungs. Sold
ON . positive guarantee. Will give
you . Trial Bottle free. Regular size
$500.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-22

Last ~eek representative ~ the
KAnss. u,y Gp~ fSanary came %
town and packed up ;Ae material
ssed IN printing the Webster Co Den-
ocrai and shiPpei It back 10 Ii. tsds-
dry. A mortgage ofeso. due AMI M
paid vas the cause of the untsnseiy
- :ng OF of The Democrat
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AEIy11eH EA:1yH.

Notice il hereby given that viii
examine all persons who may desire
TO offer themselves - candidates fos
teachers Of tire common ,rhool Of Wei,
s,er county, at my Office in Red C1ood
on the third Saturday OF each month.
Examinations 20 commence nj "a y.
DO nos sk for special examinations.
C. W. SPRIs9EK.
County Superintendent, of Public Inst.
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Geo. O. Yeiser,
Bel a!iA / hss',s., lgss!
RED CLOUD, NEB.

Office on Webster Street, in Miller 4
Balls seed store.
A1-Buys and sells Rsal Rseats, attends 70 rsss-
ins prepsrty and eollsstias rsa0. SOD
Has 20 600 acres and more Of i'm
proved and unimproved lands around
Red Cloud, Neb.
A farm Of I 600 acres, for the sire
the most desirable farm In the Rep.
Valley. Has an unfailing supply Of
water.
$50 acres with an abundance Of
wood and water. Buildings on the
place cost 81 500.
GAO acres with unfailing springs and
running streams, also desirable i'm
provenent.
Farm of so acres, $50 acres in high
state Of cultivation, part fenced, inn
provemente good.
Farm Of SD acres. Us under cnfti-
walton, balance meadow. Has . good
residence.
Farm of l60 acres, good dwelling.
spring of ~unfAihng water, trses &c,
not an ere Of waste land.
Farms near 10 Red Cloud. near b b
stations, convenient 70 schools &c
80 acres near Red Cloud at O. bar.
gain-tl2-O per acre.
Hotel having . good run Of business.
Cor sale, or will trade foe good prop
erty.
Mil property which has profitable
run Of business, fine water power, new
er stops on account Of scarcity Of Q 9
too mich water, nor from ice Will
sell the whole q pasx. q tssds Tor
good property.
Businesr homes paying good rents
and residences, rsnh yielding % and
3 Per cent Interest On investment
40 town lots
For ineognAsion, description &c, ID
dress, Go O. YusEG-
Red Cloud, xeh
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TRUSm6 SAY Ga

Mr. T. w. Atkins. GiraYd, Ran,
writes: Il never hesitate IN RECON-
mend your Electric Bitters TO my cus-
toners, they give entire satisfaction
and are rapid sellers" Electric Bit
tiers are the purest and best medicine
known and will positively cure Kid.
ney and Liver complaints, Purify the
blood and regulate the bowfee. No
family can afford 70 be without them.
They will ssve hundreds of dollars in
doctOr's bills every year. Sold at fifty
cents . bottle by II. Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-22
lMk,G'e Aria sa.n

The greatest medical sood.r Of The
world. Warranted 90 speedily cure
Burns. Bruises. Cuts. Ulcers. Saiirhenm
Fever Sores. Cancers. Piles. ChiItia,Es.
Corns. Teetef. ChApped Hands. and al
akin eruplions. guAssnssed ~ cure IN
every instance q money refanicd
IS cents per boI. For sale by
9,yl. Henry Cock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-22

All those on the south side interes.
ted in going to Red Cloud with the lar
gest delegation ever crossed the Rep
ublican will meet At the river bridge
south Of town ON the morning of July
4th, The procession will start At 10 .
m. sharp. All are invited to come and
bring their flags and banners, and &c
| with rs. d. s. Helvern.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-22

The Red Cloud Mills Patent -four ..
the best shing out in the line Of bread
s,uffs. Even the celebrated Minnesota
brands cannot ercell il and then there
is no freight bill TO be aided on to the
cost price for the consumer TO pay.
Try &c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-22

Red Cloud, Neb., June 18th, lSe3.
At . meeting Of the Anti-monop.
olists Of Webster county, the following
business was transacted: Thomas
Vaughn called house to order, L. F.
Munsell was elected chairman pro tenn.
Speeches were made by most of the
members present. Object of meeting
was to elect delegates to attend the
congressional convention held ut Hast
ings, June Goth, 1883. On motion 10
elect by reclamation, C. C. Coon, ID. 8.
Helvern, ]. n. stoddard, Thad Arnold,
F. n. Richardson, John Dunbar and
Thos. Vaughn vert elected delegates
to represent Webster county. On mo-
ton the delegates present At said con-
vention shall have power to cast votes
for any who may Be absent On mo-
ton . meeting Of the Webster Co. Al
fiance was called 70 meet in Red Cloud
at the court house 1t I O'Clock p. m,
sharp, on the l4th day Of July 1888.
On motion add. d. 8 HELvKRx,
Sec. Co. Ais.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-22

What are We to think Off man who
edits . Newspaper and pretends to be
. christian; who takes advantage Of
the ignorance Of boys TO buy allowed
accounts Of them ct 20 per cent lees
than their market value. The editor at
the south end even had the hardihood
to buy An account Of the boy who
works for him, At considerably less
than it, market value.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-22

The following list Of valuab!e('l
property taken from one A. NJ. King il
advertised by posted notices to be sold
by the sheriff TO satisfy a debt.
trunk, I pair of pants, 3 shirts, l fur
collar, ] pack cards, 2 arithmetics, and
! pair socks. A wsg said he could
smell the socks every time ne passed
by where the notice VA posted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-22

All who vish 10 insure their prop
ersy against the ravaSes Of ;ornados
should call on S,rohm 4 McKeeby. -
they are prepared 70 giss the very
hszs terms o1sasnAble. 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-22

Nov il time IL you want 10 e, bar
gains in clothing. boots and shoes.
will be cold regardless of cost. must hs
cold: come and see TO be convinced
J. u. Potter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-22

Messrs. Mosher. Moore 4 Outcalt. a
the First National Bank. Of Red Cloud
will make you the very best term. on
real estate loans. bAu
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-22

EDITOR CHIKE-A few items from
this neighborhood might interest the
readers Of your valuable paper.
The crop prospects, are very good.
Wheat oats and rye are promising,
corn b growing very fast and the Ear
mers are busy c~ulivating it
Our neighbor. s. d. Andrus, has
been very sick but Il on the mend.
Hn neighbon turned out with tneil
teams and ploun, about . dozen d
them, and cultivated his corn. Th1 i
he golden rule Of charity.
C. c. Coon has feaesda pasture With
wire.
Geo. Coon hes purchased ". W.
Brever's fam, which has god pas,
tnre. !
Charles Munger has nies corn, HI
crops an look. vsIl
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Arrival and Departure Il Nails Ct md
Yrsn Red c!esA Pest o@es.

All mail, viIl be closed sf the hosn above
stated. Omee hours from : O. D.. 20 Q D. n
Money Order o6ee hours from Z g. -. 10 : D. .
Once houn on Sunday from SO - TO .. -
-. B. AcNnY. r. n.
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7 Per Cent. Money 70 Lean !

Money 10 prove up ~ith On final re-
eipi. M on decided land st ! per cent
nd i-s3 per cent commis<son. or a
tszighs . per cent no commission
JSo. r wnInoI
Once next door so Chief ofEee. 51:t
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A II LINZ

Make . u line 10 }. q. Potters and
see his stock and prices on boots and
shoes.
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Brick Brick 7!
lANn InAXS

A first class quality Of brick For sale
at the new yard. II. Z. KELLEY. All
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U'sf

A good line of boots and shoes
Prices low at J. q. Potters.
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To Worry The Liver

And iniure the system generally, take blue
pills and calomel. To regulate If, and endow
the entire system With healtAful vigor, use
HostetteI's Stomach Bitters. Bilious inve-
lids, which Of these two recipes will you
adopt: We doubt not the latter. By SO
doing you will avoid the disastrous conse-
quencss which the persistent or frequent use
of mercury entails. and effectuats the desired
reform in the action Of tho hillary gland
without danger, as well as speedily az d thor
oughly. The B;tters invariably remedy yell
lowness of the complexion and whites of the
eyes, pains in the right side and under the
right shoulder blade, furrsd tongue, high
colored urine, nauaee, vertigo, dyspepsia,
constipation, heaviness of the head, mental
dependency. and every other manifestation
or accompaniment Of disordered condition
Of the liver. The stomach, bowels and kid.
neys also experience their regulating and
tonic influence.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Registration for the charter election has
been more brisk this week than last.
Seven new yachts are in progress for our
waters this season, and will be ready for
launching in the spring.
General Barnes gives q dinner, in coppIi.
ment to the friends who bauqas,ed hin, on
Saturday night next at the Maison Doree.
There was considerable activity in wheat
tonnage during the week ending on the 12sh.
when eleven vessels cleared and ten yytre en-
gagged to load.
Henry Feldman is on trial for perjury in
causing the arrest of Simon Blum, 8 MARTINEZ
milioneife on 8 charge Of forging Feldman's 5
name to $50 note.
The arrivals by rail il January were 8. 541
parsons, and by Sc, G22 while the departures
By rail were 2o37 by sea, 991, making a
gain OF 1,145 persons. There were only so
passengers from China and spar, ag gainss 1868
departures.
The charge OF bigamy against Ainsley M.
Scott, the minstrel. was dismissed Monday in
Police Court No Ooe, il being shown that
defendant believed ne was divorced from bis
frat wife when he marri d, and that the d.
vorcs hsd been signed since, aaac pro txac
A Chinauan employei in the kitchen OF
the Arcade House, on Market street, went to
work about o'clock Tuesday morning. when
be dropped dead on the A1or. His friends
state that he was not feeling well. aud took
some opium. l. is supposed he took sn over
dose of the p1iaon.
Information has besn received az the cfTies
of the Immigration Association that colonies
are being formed in Maine, Kansar, Illinois
and Indiana FIR tho purpose Of coming to
this STATE. From Saxony word has been
sent that number Of psople thsre are also
about TO ealisrate to California. These Saxon
colonists will go into fruit raising, aud want
il possible 20 locate on a tract of from rs. GOO
to 10, 600 acres. Agents have written for in
formation TO the Association.
The Internal Revenus collections in the
San Francisco District for the week ending
February 10;h aad sicoe July l, 1882, are as
{, lloTs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Our WatcafuI Guardian and Faith faI Pro.
tccfor restored 10 active duty again.

HENRY A. WATERMAN, Of the city of Providence,
R. L. for many years the faithful and vigilant night
watchman CT the Barstow Stove Company's very
extensive establishment, having been confined to
bis home several weeks by very distressing Illness
resuming his duties again avails himself of this
early opportunity for stating briey few plain facts
Mr.. WATERMAN says
"a few months ago 1 was taken down with
severe sickness, which confined me to the house
quite long time, and much Of the time was so
very lame as to be unable to walk and my left leg.
swollen, and l suffered extremely from the con-
slant intense pains produced by SO gseat infiam.
al the time and was under the treatment of
physician seven weeks, but getting no substantial
relief At this time an old,time friend, q police
officer, called upon me- and during our conve, ga, ion
informed me of the great benefit which he had OBJ
tained BY the use Of Hunts Remedy, and urges me
l commenced taking Hunts Remedy, having very
little faith that it woald do much in such stubborn
case as mine, but nay doubt soon dispelled for
before had taken bottle began to get better,
the severe pains disappeared. he swollen leg
gradually decreased IN size, and was encouraged
to continue the use Of the Remedy; and the i'm.
provement to my heats continues; my appetite is
good have regaine9 my strength and am now,
performing again my duties as watchuan at the
foundry. Every night T go up and down stairs more
than one hundred times, and am in good condition
and feel that my recovery IS due to Hunts Remedy
alone. Mysevere sickness terribly swollen leg was
caused by the diseased state of my kidneys, and
think that it is most valuable medicine that will SO
speedily relieve and cure such severe case as nine
/ therefore most cheerfuliy recommend Hunts
Remedy to all afflicted with Kidney Diseases,
know it to be a safe and reliable remedy"
" Providence, December 5, 1882"
ns-1yMwF&w1y
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Total July i 1882 to Feb %, 1888. 81 897 $50
KA1.u.yoo fAJ;ch F.to ,ooo

| know Hop Bitters viii bear recommend.
alton honestly. All who use them confer
upon them the highest encomiums. and give
them credit for m king cures-sll the propri-
etors claim for them. L have kept them since
they were first offered to thu public. They
took bigh rank from the first, ard maintained
it, and are moro called for than all other;
combined. So long as they keep up their
high reputation for purity and usefulness,
shall continue to recommend them-sone.
thing have never before done with any other
patent medicine. j. J. BABcocK, N. d.
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"DR. BENsos's Celery and Chamomile
Pills are worth their weight in gold in ner-
vous and sick headache. ."-Dr. b. H. Schiich-
Ter, Of Baltimore,
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Iscrease or Peuslen.

Thousands entitled under new Laws, which
are more liberal. Also pensions procured for
disabled soldiers, widowp, etc. Address, with
stamps, StodjArt & Co., Alb G street, N. W.,
Washington, D. G.
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a Chicago editor publishes an editorial
entitled How to do right" Why will
people talk about matters they don't un.
derstand!
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Michigan senatorship River and
Harbor Bill-Prince jerome Visits Eu-
genfe-Fan OF a Railroad Bridge-Sui-
eide OF German Expenditures for
Ocean Mall Service Mills Burned in
scofiand-The Bay State Iron Company
Etc.
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STAR MILLS AID MALT HOUSE.
SEUB0URG q LAGEs.

ATos. SO, 6s AND "a FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO
y dealers il Produce ard Brewers Supplies, Men
i1facturers Of Malt and all kinds OF Meals; ost,eal
cornmcal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour, Buck
wheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bags Tor sale. Agents
or Rs5cksve a,iils = -IiT Marvsva ani7-1p