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TROUGH ON RATS.

Clears out rats, MICE reaches, flies, ants,
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers.
15c Druruists
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All kinds of vendue notes kept at the
COLUMBIAN office.
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Our stock of dress silks, dress goods,
prints, muslins, cheviots, hosiery corsets
&c, is now complete, Clark IL Son.
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Now is the time to purchase garden seed,
fresh stock Of Landreth's seed at KiE.
ports e Bros
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A new lot of crctones at Lutz & Sloans
both imported and domestic.
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c. G. Mari has his spring stock of good
in to sell very cheap
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Supreme Court Cases.

The following cases from this county
have been decided by the Supreme Court:
Watts against Columbia County Mutual Saw
ing Fund and Loan Association, judgment
affirmed; Crevelng's Appeal, decree affirm
ed, and appeal dismissed at the costs of the
appellant; Bihby against Jacoby, judgment
affirmed Catawissa Railroad Company's
Appeal (the Rupert crossing case) decree
affirmed, and appeal dismissed at the costs
of the appellant. No decision is yet report
ed in the case of Abbott and others against
Raup.
Horse Bills printed at this Office in the
best style and cheap. This is the only
office in the county that has the cut of the
PercherOn
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A grand rush at G. C. Marr's for Kerr 4
Cos. thread
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100 teams wanted right away now to
haul oak lumber from about six miles
above Rohrsburg to the railroad at Blooms
burg, at Light Street by Silas Young.
marg 1w
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

IN ,-,-, ,,.-. -., ~.
Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia county. TO
distribute the proceeds of the Sherlrs sale OF the
real estate OF samuel Bowers among the lieu
OF the duties OF his appointment, al his once In
Bloomsbury, on saturday the seventh day OF
April, 1888 at ten O'Clock In ths forenoon, where
and " hen all parti-s interested In said fund must
appear and present their claims or be forever de-
barred. PAUL Z. WlRr,
mar 10 Auditor.
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Use Caw's ink. 1t is the best For sale
at the COLUMBIAN office.
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correct Railroad time Table.


Trains on the philadelphia X. X. leave Rupert
as follows:
sopru SOUTH.
Isa, IN. IL 40 u. IN.
sv6p.m 6d5 IN.
Trains on the y. Il. & ". Il. Il. leave Bloomsourg
as IOliows;
NORTH. SOUTH.
Tasam s rs a. m.
"a "a a m IL as a. In.
"a Al n IN 42I D.. m.
rise ii Ks train south connects with the Phila.
deiphia q Reading at Rupert, ana WIN the
Northern Central at NORTHUMBERLAND,
The SO, a. m train connects at North umberland
with s;s5 train on pennsylvania road reaching
Pniiadephia at 8:sn p M
The ii.4s train connects with Philadelphia and
Reading roa 1 at Rupert at 1880 reaching Phila-
delpha at 600 p. m.
Tbe i,;45 train connects with pennsylv MIA
roai at Northumberland at 1853 reaching Phlladel-
phia at 1875 p. IN.
Tbe a.o7 n m, train connects with Pennsylvania
road AT Northumberland at sos p. IN. anu reaches
Philadelphia at 1855 a. M
nTra,ns on the N. q W. B. Railway pass Bloom
Ferry as follows:
NORTH. SOUTH.
74ia.m 12ts Pm.
6.3l p. m 'o' p' m'
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Feathers wanted at G. G. Marr's.
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New Goods at c. c. Marr's.
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Another case of heavy ginghams al
Lutz Il Sloan's, for 8 cents yard.
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Kerr & Co.'S. spool cotton on patent ma
chine spools for sale ut &. c. Marrs.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LOCAL NOTICES.
A new lot of crctones at Lutz & Sloan's,
both imported and domestic.
Feathers wanted at G. G.. Marr's.
Our stock of dress silks, dress goods,
prints, muslins, cheviots, hosiery, corsets
&c, is now complete, Clark & Son.
New Goods at C. c. Marr's
-
333l nice white thrifty shoats and pigs
in weight from 90 lbs 25, 30, 49, 40, As, so,
go, 20, 75 lbs, apiece. All young hens,
young roosters, old hens, turkeys, geese,
ducks lard, dried apples in the county
wanted ut Light Street, by Silas Young.
mar0-2m
&C Mari pays 80 for butter "a for
eggs, Is for lard and wants chickens, po-
tatoes, oats, corn, large and small onions,
and dried apples
Bring your samples of black or colored
silks and compare the quality and price
with LutZ & Sloan's stock.
Strictly pure timothy seed, clover seed
and large yellow seed corn--a car load of
it for sale at Light Street by Silas Young.
mar0-2m
A grand rush at c. c. Marr's for Kerr Il
Cos. thread.
Now open, the largest line of neckwear
we have ever shown consisting of lace
fichucs, spanish fichucs, spanish scarfs,
guipure scGrfs, ties collars, both linen,
lace, irish point collars and cuffs. Come
and see prices, away down, Clark & Son.
Kerr & Co.'S. spool cotton on patent ma
chine spools for sale at &. c. Marr's.
Another case of heavy ginghams at
LutZ II Sloan's, for cents yard
-.>-
100 teams wanted right away now to
haul oak lumber from about six miles
above Rohrsburg to the railroad at Blooms
burg at Light Street by Silas Young.
mar9-4w
See the new colors of dress cloths for
spring dresses at Lutz & Sloan's.
c. c. Mari has his spring stock of goods
in, to sell very cheap.
Strictly pure Clover and Timothy seed,
car load of it for sale at Light Street by
| Silas Young, mar. 2-2m
Another large lot of table linens, nap.
kins and towels at Laz & Sloans this
| week,
A large assortment of lace curtains by
the yard or pair, also curtain poles and
rings for hanging them on. Como and
| see, Clark e Son,
| M,.o I,,, o,,,,i,, ,L;, ,,....i. .. I...- G
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socIAL AND. PEE soNAL.

VIM. Hook has taken trip to the sea-coast.
Mrs J. G. MARITIME he's returned from visit to
Colfa1.
Judge Mcfarland is in San Francisco with his
family.
Miss Mile Gregory is visiting friends at San Fran.
cisco.
Mrs. J. Land and two children have returned from
weeks visit 20 alameda.
Miss Lucy r Heard left Saturday for San Fran
cisco to attend the Conclave.
Mrs. A. H Powers has returned from her visit to
relatives in Humboldt county.
Miss SeIe Cohn and Miss Rosa Levy have gone to
San Francisco to remain two weeks
Allen Towle and J. L. Gould, of Dutch Fla., were
passengers from the Bay last night.
Perrin Stanton and family returned from New
York day or two ago and are at the Bay.
J. A. fileher Of Auburn, was in the city yester.
day, as was also D. G. Weber, Of Carksburg.
Mrs P. siebenthaler, son and daughter. have gone
TO San Francisco on visit to relatives and friends.
Mrs. Z G. Ebert and f3vo children, Eda and Lille,
have returned from their i5T weeks visit to Ala
media.
F H. L. Weber, Luther Weber and D. F. Lufkin,
OF Freepert, were among those who lett yesterday
morning to attehd the Conelave.
Uncle John Douglas, the aeronaut, viii go to San
Francisco with the First Artillery Regiment in the
capacity OF Quartermaster-Sergeant to the Cadet
Company.
Ellie Nichols, Of NicNlsus, who has besn visiting
her aunt aud uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. &C Aus, returned
home yesterday accompanied by her cousin, Mss
Lille Clarke, OF this CITY,
Mr.. and Ms. Ben brennan, accompanied by Miss
Nettie Melville Miss Salhe Mcclure and Hiss Lizzie
Waterman, left Saturday for visit Of few weeks
TO San FRANCISCO aa.d 4iclaiiy.
Arrived as the Golden Eagle Hotel j. Palmer and
vile, Mrs II. c. White ana daugh er. C. II Cloud
man and wife, San Francisco; "a. Coleman and sis
ter, Smsrtsyille Arthur Mills, lone.
Sunday Rev. Dr. Bloch united in marriage Abe
Shwetzer, OF San Francisco ard Miss Louise Bories,
Of this city The ceremony was performed at the
residence OF the brides parents in the presence of
number Of friends. The newly welded pair LIFT
Tor san Francisco, and after the COnclaye is over
VIII visit Santa Cruz, Monterey and other places
the coast,
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Yoor-aAo1se ar ELLIOTT.
Sacramento Boys Get Left by Large
Majority.

@@oJDAAsys
Several weeks ago, says the Stockton IN
dependent of yesterday. foot-racer named
William Gilpin dropped into Sacramento and
bsc9ne acquainted with the athletic sports Of
that burg. He made known to them his sx-
periencss in running, and uabosomsd him
self to them. leading tha boys to believe that
he could beat anybody. He was Toasted and
winsd, and put in condition TO take in s cir
cult Of the country. Hawks Corners, in this
county, Is o noted place for foot-racing, aud
some of the admirers Of me Sscranento
" flyer thought they would 60 and talk
with the boys of Elliott about running. A
trip was made 20 the Corners & few days ago
by some Of the hackers of the hyer and
race arranged for between Giipin and G. f.
Gibson, alias :" the wood chopper" fox
pure Of $500, distance IS yards to come eff
Sunday, st the Corners. The hyer" vas
groowed up for the contest, and private trials
OF his spsed wers Of everyday occurrence Ia
Che Capital city, preparatory to tie raee.
be showed 9 g@is that fairly made the
Sacramento hair stand OF an END, "a it WERE
and bags Of money were dug up TO threw st
the Elliott boys, and with the greatest conf
dencs quite number Of the SacrAmentens
went to the Corners yestsrday with their
fsYorlte, intending 70 make a scoop Of thai
section OF the country. Tie parties having
arrived 90 the ground, tbs Capital boys COM
msneed to unload their wealth and the Eli.
oft boys took it as fast as il was put up Ihs
stake to be run fer was deposited with bfcIn-
tyre, the cashier of the burg, ard Frank
Blisensr handled the farmer boys' money.
As fast SIS the Sacramento boys hauled out
th5ir silver, Frank covered it, and the losers
60 so far as TO say that the stakes were BET
over aud over again when the private funds
gave out. There were seven or eight era
men;o boys there, ~1-5 they brought wiki
them about $500. his Che Elliott boys
covered and expressed q willingness TO take
more. The runners vera called --sp at 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon, and the coar5e
selected was in front of Hickey &
AIiseueT's store. One Of the Sacramento
boys st0ua at tha starting point, sud tie
others IS the outcome. Ths rfeag-s Ftar.a2
SUD Gibson logged into the 6aish quite dis
tance ahead o. tha Sacramento Aye, time
about twslys seconds. Tne hackers Of Gil
pin took in the situation at z glance md de-
Glazed they wars sold. Sons Of them aired
expressive conveyances from Gal5, and ex-
pec.gd to psy the driver libe;a ally for the
trip bus on their return they hadn't any
spare silver Lett. They declare Is wac a
% put-up job and swear vengeance on their |
81 flyer, ever goiag 80 far as Co threaten his |
arrest. They fell sure they had the fastest |
short distsues ranrer ia the STATE. He had |
BEEN lying abou5 the Capital city uHdsr the |
name Of Harding. To say that there is re- |
liciEg II. Hawks Corners would hs putting |
mild. The boys tterea5ouss Srs now |
-eyelins IL wealth, waiting for more fslds |
30 cG1quer."
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA NEWS.


A strong shock of earthquake took place
at Payta on the Goth and at Lima on the
llth
Panama suffered from an ice famine some
days.
a celebration of the Bolivian centenary
took place Of the 2lst of July. Feasts,
professions and illuminatiens were the
order.
Great foods have caused zluch damage
in Buenos Ayres.
Locusss are appearing in great numbers
in the coast villages of Salvador.
The message of the President of Chile
on the subject of peace with Iglesias has
fallen like thunderbolt in Bolivia, and
the conduct of the Peruvians is bitterly
commented on.
a number OF deaths have occurred in
San Miguel from yellow fever.
The first section Of the Sonsonste and
Santa Ana Railroad was publicly opened on
June oath.
Don Francisco Camaoho has offered to
purchase the traInrosd from San Salvador
to Santa Tecls, paying $40, 900 for it,
Great rejoicings have taken place in
Zscatscoluca at the Inauguration OF the
water works.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

OGDYN August 21th.-Passed here to day. 70 ar
rive in Sacramento tomorrow: Mrs. ~. A. Eli.
well, Canton, Ohio Ms. J. p. Hopkins, Miss Gertie
Hopkins Alameda, Cal, Miss Sadie Crown, Pitts.
burg; Miss P. Wilmer Miss Annie Smith, }. + Sui
ton,-S. B. Jorgines, John ForsJ tn, wife and child
New York; Joseph Avefon and wife, Santa Cruz !;
Peter ornsdorf, Lingo, no; n b. Real, Phiadel-
pGia Charles JACOBSON. Chicago a. Forest, Glas-
gov, Scotland Medard Duquetto, Council Bluffs
Iowa $. a. Grogier and family. Mrs. Duyai and
daughter, Chester, Pa; D. Beatty, Warren, Pa;
Fred Coarad, Leipsic, Germany II. Schoen and
wife, Germany G A. Stone, Warren, Pa; Arthur
Parker aud wife Miss Q. G. Parker, Melbourne; H.
Holmes. MsI A. Holmes, Newcsstls-on-Ty Tyne, Eng
land; John Morr son, Bushheaa Prairie, England !;
Moncure D. Conway.
osAHA, August 20sh-Passed here to-day, to ar
rive il Sacramento August I'D Mary N. Dodge,
hrs. r. T. Montgomery, +. 8. Pursey and wife, Miss
Dodge, C5un Il Bluffs, la; Mrs. Warner, Gertrude
WARNER san francisco j. A. Freeman, wife and
child, Chicago M. and airs. Bear, Australia z j.
Littlefeld, Omaha.
NEwHAL1, August zath.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in San Francisco tomorrow I. F. Cogreff,
Oakland D. Bayles, Cotton: Mrs. Fletcher, Tomb
stone, A. T.; " Johnson, P. z. SeigieT, T. a. Weed,
John Lawrense and vie, Mrs r. Bdersin, Los
Angeles II. Halls and wife, Ohio; George Dean,
San Francisco J. c. Evans, Colorado; 4 Howell,
Cotton Della Gardner, Tucson Fanny Janus, New
York Mrs. Barnett, Santa Monica William Noyes,
Oakland Charles n Richards and wife, Washing
ton. D. c. The following are Knights Ienpiars
B. f. Rivers, Tucson, A. T.. William Bumsl, Los
Ange'es; ). c. Richardson. Louisiana William
Welch, New Mexico
CARLIN, August Passed he-e today to ar
rive in Sacramento tomorrow. Fred T. Hough-
ton, Salt Lake; j. Dawer, John Morrison, London,
Eng; II. Schoan and wife, Germany; H. Holmes,
Miss Holmes, England j. Aueren aud wife. San
Jose, Cal; Miss Crown, Pittsburg, Pa: dys E. Nc
Feely, Philadelphia. Pa; Mrs III. A. Clewell,
Canton, o Mrs. j ?. Hopkins, Miss Gertie Hop
kins, California A. Parker and wife, Miss E. &.
Parker, Australia; T. S. Merchant, San Francisco )
VI. Duquette, Council BLUFFS John T Sutton, Lon
don, Eng; F. Conrad, Germany; o. ". Beatty,
Warren, Pa; r 3. Stone, B. Eaker Bradford, Pa;
n D. Conway London Mrs X. LuilSin, PennsylYa-
MIA J. ForsYthe and wife, Australia S. A. Cruzen
and family, Mrs. Duval and daughter, Chester, Pa;
J. R. Dackworth Dakota Territory Dr. J. B. Was
son, Colorado; Miss A. Smith e. B. J0rgenson,
New York City G. Jacobson, Chicago; G. l.. Phil
lips, Connecticut W. II Vallean, Iowa; J. F. Mar
quartz, a. 7 Lusk, Ohio j. G. Willis, +. V. Smith,
A. G. Galloway and wife, Omaha, Neb.; II. b. Reed,
Philadelphia, Pa; i. Forrest, Glasgow, Scotland,
also leo emigrant passengers including 70 Eaies, 10
,---ss4s Ar-f.- -
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oiED.


Sacramento, August 20 Michael Gremingsr, 30
years.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take pi &c from
the undertaking rooms Of Fritz & Miller, Odd
Fellows Temple, corner OF NiRth and Streets
this afternoon at 1870 o'clocll
Rockliu, Placer county, August 1S-Charles
Graham, a native of Lewiston, H., "a years, 8
months and 1 da,s
santa Clsra, August iS-Jaclb Bossert weeks and
8 days
Santa Clara, August I7--Nary E. Hauigan, 81 years
and months
san jose. August 17-Aisrgaret Durkin, 9 months.
Near Redwood City August 10 Mrs. W B. Kell.
Wesveysiile, August IL George W. H. Buddeu, So
years.
North Cow creek, Shasta cuunty-Emma Gray, II
years, months aud days.
knoxville, Napa county, AUgu l4-Jennie
Springer, 81 years and mo tbs.
San Fr1neisco, August l7-Lonis Bergerole, 20
years snd months.
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The Nevada Transcript says: When the
Sierra Valley and Truokee stage wss
stopped by highv aymen Monday, one OF
the men aboard got so frightened that all
color Asd FROM his face. AS the robber
with the pistol looked into the vehicle and
told the passengers to hand over their val
uables, his eyes fell on the pallid phyeiog-
nomY Of the scared fellow. and ne remark-
ed, sympatheticslly. We don't want
anything from you, stranger. We never
rob sick folks.
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Says the Fresno Republican :" In this
county, among all classes, there is a
strong prejudice against married
woman receiving the undivided per-
sistens attention Of men other
than her lawful husband. It is a
source of eradication TO know there is one
county in the State where such things are
frowned down. But what does the Repub-
lean think is the custom in this respect of
the remaining ftty-one counties II Nevada
Transcript.
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Dr.. G. w. BENsoN's Celery and Chamo.
mile Pills are prepared expressly 60 cure and
viii cure headache Of all kiads, neuralgia.
nervousness and dyspepsia. Proved sad IN
dorsed by physicians
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sOnM.

Sacramento, August Wife Of fred. A. Stevens, a
Sacramento, August o-wife of 7 W. Burke, a
daughter.
san Jose, August l7-wife Of q NJ. Bronson, a son.
San jose, August l6-Wife of j. A. Spencer, a
daughter.
North Cow creek, Shasta county, July 2E-wifs of
VIM. S Gray, ssn.
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San FsANUf=c0, August 2jth-The festivities
were brought to u close this evening by q preme-
made concert and ball Tue fanoy drill that was
proposed did not take place. account of the Com
mandsries assigned 70 that duty being fa,iguet
With The long tramp.
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We ALSO OFFER FOR SALE

We ALSO OFFER FOR SALE
A Fine Stock Range, 80 acres of
which has title, 100 acres pos
sessory title, eli Of which con-
trols.a large range, sufficient for
from 1900 to 5000 head Of
sheep; has also a good dwelling,
small orchard and vineyard.
Price, $4,000.
swEETsER & ALsGP. Sacramento.
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THE right prices on goods brings the crowd,
and the Red House have them this week.
Taoussnds Of goods sold at half their value :
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THE standard estoratiye-aspecialiY in
cases of nervousness-is Samaritan Neyvine.
81 80,
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1O.4 BLANKETS (ghi5el srs selling for 81 20
mar oair.. as the great bankrupt sale of dry
pods. etc, from the Nathan & Co, stock,
Red 8ouse.
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sARRiEp.

Sacramento. August l9--Ry Rev. J. Bloch, Abe
schweitzor, OF San francisco, 10 Louisa Bor!es, Of
this city.
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FOURTH DIVISION.

Massachusetts auo Rhode Island, commanding
Aids-wendel Easton, Carmi W. Beach, A. r.
Hatch Thomas J. Parsons First United States Ar.
tiile-y Pres.dia Band. Golden Gate Commandery,
No 70, San Francisco. as special escort to New En-
gland Division Grand Commaudery a Massachu-
sets and Rhode Island Battalion Knights. Massa-
cnusetts aud Rhode Island Band. Santa Rosa, No.
a. q California Grand Coinmandery Of Maine and
Knights; Grand CommaDdery OF New Hampshire
and Knights; Grand Commandery Of Vermont and
Knights; Grand Commandery OF Connecticut and
KNIGHTS
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rIF1H DIVISION.

George W. waigrove, Past Grand Commander,
New York, commanding.
Aids-s. W Bones, A. W Collins, Charles W.
Dous hertySS NJ Mouser. oakland Band; Oak
land Commandery, No. H. as special escort to Mid
die Division; Grand Comnandery Of New York
t,alion Kaights New York Grand Commandery
OF New Jersey Battalion Knights, New Jersey
Band; Bodie, No. Is, Of 0alitornis Grand Com.
mandery of ohio; Battalion Knights, Ohio; Grand
Conmandery OF Michigan; Battalion Knights,
Michigan.
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THE great bar trupt stock Of dry goods, no.
tions, ETC., that Is now being aold at the he'd
House calleds very iarge crowd yesterday ana I,
to-day there are ma8v new things t1sI w, ~
brought forwasS The prices are Tar peipm
any offered in Sacramento for as eooo
ouality Of goods
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RELIABLE help for the weak, nervous ard
debilitsted dyspeptio suff rsr found in Browns
Iron Bitters.
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ASK vour druggist for free trial hostile OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery Tor Consumption.
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FoR purity, dry 1sss and exquisite bogques
Eclipse Extra l-pr ailargss the worla'
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Rock AKD B1z cures colds, coughs sna
bronchial digeasss. q ~ yhesiey, agent
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SIKH DIVISION.
George W, Kendriels, !r Past Grand Commander,

George W. Kendriek, Jr Past Grand Commander.
Pennsylvania, commanding.
Aids-W. &. Bridge. George sF@9i-ilsi a. w.
Wright Tt,s15Ie Z. wagner Basd; San Fran-
CISCO Club CT PhiIsdelphia; Grand CJmmandery Of
PENNSYLVANIA: Mary Commsndery No. SO, of Phil
sdelchia Battalion Knights, Delaware; Band
Mount Oliyet No. 20, OF California Grand Com
mandery of Maryland; Battalion Knights, Mary
land Battalion Knights District Of Columbia /;
Grand Commandery Of Virginia Battalion Kni shts
Virginia Grand Commandery OF West Virginia. and
Knights Grand CommandsrY Of North Carolina,
and knights Grand Commandery Of Georgia, and
knights; Battalion Knights, South Carolina Bat
TALON Knights, Florida.
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TIE SLATE The following appeared on
the slate st the ststiou-house Of II o'clock
last NIGHT :. Alb 10y, the notorious opium.den
keeper; Tom Scott, drunk; James Nc
ken, disturbing the peace.
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SEVENTH DIVISION.

Henry Turner. Grand Commander OF Illinois,
commanding.
aids william G. Waters, Louis Glass, Charles E.
Blake Mathew Gardner.
Lyon & Healsys Band, Chicago st. Bernard
Commandery, No. 49, Chicago, as special escort 70
Western Addition. Grand Oemmandery Of Illinois.
Battalion knights, Illinois. Band. Raper Com
nandery, No /, Indianapolis, as special escort to
Grand Commandery Of Indiana Bsttalian knights,
Indiana. Grand CommanderY of Wisconsin. Bat
Italian Knights, Wisconsin. Grand Commandery Of
Minnesota. Battalion Knights Minnesota.