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MAPLE SUGAR PARTY !

NTAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO BE PRESENT
I'VE at the Social, at Congregational Church Par
Iors, TOMORROW EVENIEG. There will be
regular EASTERN SUGARING OFF. HCt Maple
Sugar for all, and Sierra Snow for making wax
Musical Entertainment. ETC., all for 25 cents.
Come at any time during the evening, and have
sugar eat. Your people and older, all invited.
a26-lt (B. CT
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raR DAELY RECoRD-U NI0ss
T1T1TEsDaY.................. April &c 1879

An communications for publication, and all
letters upon business with this Office. should be
addressed RECORD UNION, WEEKLY UsloS, or The
sscramento Publishing Company.
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ATLANTA (Ga.), April 25th.-B. J. Roope,
u prosperous farmer and miller, lived on Hill
lohoolchie creek, six miles from Franklin.
The creek rose rapidly Sunday night and
lifted the building. which started down the
stream with all its inmates-Roops, his wife,
three children and negro servant. The
house finally struck tree and went to pieces.
A A ash Of lightning just then enabled Roope
to see his family sink. He grasped mat.
tress and foated down until he struck an
other tree, in which he remained till morn.
ing. Two Of thu bodies were recovered.
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BIoodshed In Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, April 25sh.-Near Cedar
Glades, Yell county, on Saturday, VIM. Pot
ter was murdered while working in his field
by Riley Blocker and Jack Daniels, in whose
possession some of Potter's hogs were found.
They were taking him to the woods to shoot
him, when he hallooed to his wife, and then
they shot him and fed to the mountains and
joined several other desperadoes. The Sheriff
snd posse are searching for them, and a
bloody encounter is expected.
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GARD OF THANKS.

WE DESIRE I'd RETURN OUR SINCERE
wv thanks TO the members of the Verefn.
Eintracht and the mapy, friends vino 30 kindly as.
sisted us in our late bereavement.
MRS. G. SCHWETTZER,
a26.lt= FRED. SCHWEITZER.
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PeeuIIar suis for Damages.

LocKPoRT N. ". April 25sh. In the ac-
ton Of Joseph E. Gard against the New
York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad Com
papy, to recover damages for l 900 pear trees
frozen while in transit bstween L3ckpcrt and
Woodland, Cal, the jury caze into Court
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Assassination I'm Texas.

LAMPAsAs TEX, April 25sh.-Dr. a. G.
Rich was murdered last night by parties I'M
known. He and Mrs. Rich wers asleep,
when the door was unfastened and parties en-
tered the room and shot Rich through the
head, jerked him out of bed and fred twice,
killing him instantly. Rich came from
Georgia several years ago, and was married
bereft of sense over the terrible tragedy she
witnessed
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DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE rsOOaD.unos.l
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Trotting Horses Burned.

E1MIRA IN. ", April 25sh.-Sol. Barr
tells hotel was burned to-day, together with
the trotting horses Xrosa, Bob Stewart and
Lady Beekman.
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An Inrernal Machine.
Langtry,s success.

NEW YORK, April 25sh.-Abhey, Langsiy's
manager, publishes the receipts from her per-
formances throughout the country in order
to silence the reports of her financial failure.
He says her twenty four weeks engagement
has thus far nettsd 1929, 663 IS. She played
for four weeks in this city, the receipts for
the first week amounting to SIS, S65 so; the
second week, SIS 567 So; the third week,
SO, $50, and the fourth week, s14 93S. The
first week in Boston they were $40, 94S 80 and
the second Sill, POT. The weeks receipts in
Philadelphia were SIS. 100. and the two
weeks in Chicago. 500, 655.
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A.rOclous crIue OF a Boy.

GALVESTON, April 25th.-A Neacs Houston
special says an atrocious crime was commit
ted nine miles from thsre, ct the Beck House
gully. A negro hoy named Adams, aged II
years, under the impression that boys of Che
neighborhood were going to fog hin, while
playing with Cuny Nelson, aged IL, whom
he suspected as one of the party, tied rope
around Nelson's waist, and, mounting a
horse, tied the ether end to the pommel of
the saddle, and rode rapidly off, dragging
Nelson through the prairie until dead. He
then took the train for Houston, where he
was captured.
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The Philadelphia Irish Convention.

New YORK, April 25th.-The body of dele
gates to the Irish Convention at Philadelphia
began to assemble at the depot as early as
o'clock this morning. The body steadily in
creased until o'clock. at which hour several
special trains chartered for the occasion were
boarded by delegates and started for Phila-
delphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 25th.-The presence
of clergymen. lawyers, physicians, Journal
lists and mechanics from all parts of America
made the Land League Convention in Horti-
cultural Hall to-day the most representative
as well as the largest gathering of the kind
ever seen. As John Boyle O'Reilly aptly
said. it was parliament of people without
country. but determined TO have one."
None but members of the Land League took
part in the proceedings.
PHILADELPHIA, April 25.h.-After the Or
ganization Of the Convention to-day Mrs,
Parneli entered the hall and was introduced
to the delegates IS the mother of the great
Irish leader.
A dispatch purportipg to be from the Pope
caused amusement. 1t threatened to exconl-
municste any Irish Catholic attacking Eng
land during this Convention, on the ground
of Englanf's liberaiisy to all nations.
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PICNICS.
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The PhGnIx Park Murder Trials.

LONDON, April 25.h-Parnell has made
mis- first appearance on behalf Of the dyna-
mite prisoners, insisting en- their right to con-
lam Harcourt's rejoinder is interpresedss q
refusal, since from the debate it appears that
only solicitors will be allowed ACCESS to them.
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The knights Temp,ar.

SAN Francisco, March 14th.-At the reg
ulsr monthly meeting of the Triennisl Con-
clave Committee, knights Templsr, to-day,
the value of the four trophies was fixed az
$500. $500. $400 and $500. respectively. The
Committee on TRANSFORMATION reported that
round tickets from New Orleans would cost
$50; from all points not specially fixed, one
fare for the round trip, not to exceed $75, and
from points west of Omaha and St. Louis
snd return. S75
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The Calf orDia Base Ball League was or
ganizsd Tuesdsy night at Turn-Verein Hall.
Advicss received report thsS on the 18Th Of
last month the Hawaiian brig Poinare went
ashore at Kahului and became total less.
There are now only thirteen vessels in this
port under engagement to load wheat. There
has not bsen 3 wheat charter reported since
the 5.h.
The body Of Eugene H Carlisle, who died
from the effects of knife wound in the al
dcmen. inflicted by Edward J. Morris On
Saturday night last, was forwarded to Los
Angeles Wednf sdsy.
The trial of the Gsiherer's mate, Watts,
on charge Of brutality towards the crew on
board thae vessel has been fixed by Judge
Hoffman, Of the United States Districs
Court, for Mondsy next.
John J. Coffey, sn attorney. end n
O Brien were convicted by Judge Lawler in
Poice Court Number Two, Tuesday, of hsy.
ing obtained the sum of SIS from Sheriff Con
molly By means Of false pretepsss.
A special car left this city Tuesday morn
ing for New Orleans, via the Sunset route. to
meet and return with party of tourists,
among whom are ex-senator Simon Cameron
and Charles A. Dana, of the New York Sun.
The steam heater of the United States
Circuit Court got out of order Tuesday, and
mode SO much noise that business had to De
suspended for about ten minutes. The case
on argument was that of Kennedy vs. the
city of Sacramento.
Lieutenant Resly, for the past two years
commander of the revenue cutter Thomas
Corwir, has recently received his commission
as Captain. It is said that he has also rs-
ceived orders TO place his vessel in readiness
for sea Immediately.
In Department Eleven Of the Superior
Court, Tuesday, Judge Toohy made an order
in the case of Verona Baldwin, directing that
the deposition of witnesses in Washington
Territory be taken for the defense. The Oh
iecs is supposed TO be to take testimony re-
gardiug Miss Baldwin's sanity.
The five boys, or young men, arrested in
the Carlisle ssabbing case were al brought up
in ths Police Court Tuesday, and their cases
continued until Monday next. They pre-
sented quite hardened appearance 10 the
dock, Two of them smiling through ths con-
tinuance OF the proceedings. Their names
are Edward J. Morris, who admits doing the
cutting Mathew Flaherty, Martin Norris,
Milss Doyle and Vic.cr Franklin, the boy
who played the concertina.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, MARCH, 14sh.-L9ft here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento March 18Th Miss E.
w. Whittlesy, San Francisco Bridget Ma
loney, Canada; Captain Johns, Warm
Springs, Or; II. L. Frank, Butte City, NJ.
T.; Ada French, Edward Servius, Montreal
Geo. w. Cauldwell, Philadelphia Elmer Il.
Hub5eil. Buffalo.
Fifty-seven through emigTants left on last
nights enigrau5 traiu, to arrive in Sacra-
mento March 21st.
CARLIN, March 14sh.-Passsd here to-day:
10 arrive in Sacramento tomorrow Mrs
e. A Rouleau, San Francisco John Otis,
wife and child, New York; Mrs. Fred San,
ford and chi:d, Connecticut N. T. Muir,
W. T. Kear, Kansas City Charles Haskell,
Boston H. S. Davidson, Montana; A.
Sevengs, San Jose; d. G. Moran, New York !;
Z. A. Mcdaniel, Ogden; w. D Smith,
Stockton (; Z, J. Travis and wife, Salt Lake !;
E lusrd Leach and wife, San Francisco c.
FL. Furry, Wood river, Idaho I. S. Mer-
chant, San Francisco; J, Averili and
family, Salt Lake G. 3. Patterson, J. n
Fillmore, Denver; O. w. Craig, II. Koch,
San Francisco; Charles S. Saeger. York, Pa /;
G. Cleveland, Chicago w. W. Dodge. San
Francisco J. Brsdlee Smith and servant,
| Hongkong j. W. Moran. U. S. A; 126
emisrant passengers. including 9j males, TO
arrive in Sacramento March 16.b. i3
NEwHALL, March 14sh.-Passsd here to.
day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow :
a. II. Ludlow, Pennsylvania; II. 3. Hall
and wife, Thos. FL. Hall. Boston: Miss NJ.
Stevenson, San Francisco Mrs.. j. J. E.
Lindberg, Ei Peso; j. 7. Boyd, NJ. p. Cal.
| lender, wife and daughter, San Frsncisco
w. J. Fuller, Chicago; H. w. Chase, New
! York; Joe May, G. W. Fogg. san Fran
cisco n. B. Bowers and wife, Hughs Rich
ards, Prescott; James Fitch, T. T. Cornige.
New York; W. II. Rankin. Mrs. S. Lam
bert, San Frsncisco; Hugh Riddle and fam.
| ily, Chicago Miss NJ. G. Bryp, New York
John a. Tyrell and wife, Chicago; Geo. w,
| Coffin. San Francisco /; DR.. Widney and vile,
j. V. Hoag, Geo. l.. Lambert, Los Angeles
| Alfred Steinman and wife, San Francisco
Charles Bicigalupi, Tombstone; S. Baum,
Pantano; j. II. Bernard, Proyidencs; Ben.
isnin Lewis, New Mexico d. Leary, San
Antonia; John Hancock Central City, Col
Miss Sarah Mscauly, Moj.v Mrs. A. j.
Merchant. Compton; Thomas A. Kirby,
Ph@lix, 4. 7.
KANSAS CRY MOL, March 15sh.-Passed
| Topeka to-day, to arrive in San Francisco
March ooh: William Garmap, Pauline Lee,
| New York s. b. Hsyes, Los Angeles; L.
Pibolia. A. S. Gibbs, Chicago II. FL. Bart
ley, w. W. Hanson, San Francisco W. w.
Bean. Chicago; James Hayes, Springfield, III.
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siININe EoTEg.

The discovery Of tin ore Is reported in Mis-.
souis county, Nj. I.
The McCutchan mine at Austin, New, hss
been purchased for $4,000.
Concentrating works are TO be eTscted IN
Alder Gulch, NJ. 7, by Virginia City cap-
i5Eiists.
Il is predicted for the El Dorado mine. in
Ii ohave county, that it will be worth ten mi Il
ions OF collars within twelve months.
Mines ia Prescott, s. r., that were worth
lsss two years ago on account of bsing lew
grsds, are now worth from $40 900 TO S100. coo
each.
Large quantities OF borsx sre nov bsing
hauled out TO the Carson and Colorado r ill
road, for shipment, from Columbus and Fi.h
Lake Valley.
a fns body of silver ore has been disoov-
cred on the Veto lode in Calico. Il is uncov-
cred for tifteeu feet. developing ore which as
says ffom S12O to S176 per tor.
4 report comes from Silver canyon. says
tie Cherry Creek Ne'cS, that a very ira.
portant strike has been made in that camp.
Much excitement Is ssid to have prevailed
over the affair, and msny new claims were
located.
Bodies Of good ore ars being developed in
the Rescue, Stafford and Original Hidden
Treasure mines at Hamilton, New, which are
the property Of the Sweetwater Company
The Ebsrhardt Tunnel is also said to be look.
ing well.
NJ Butler Jonstoae, an English capitalist
and heavy owner il the Broadway property
st Silver Star, Gays tae Helena, NJ, t., Her
ald, will resume operations shortly, and will
erecs machinery Of costly pattern with
which to treat the ore by new method.
A gentleman who came in from the Az1sa
yesterday informed us that some eight men
are employed il the Azuss mining district
developing ledge there which was as first
supposed to be tin, but which is now believed
TO be nickel. In one of the claims shaft
has been sunk for some distance, and the
ledge shows a width of about five fest.-[ Los
| Angeles Herald
| A remarkable discovery is reported Of a
vein of platinum which promises to make its
locators immensely wealthy. It is located up
a gulch on Wood river, not far frsm HALEY,
but It's whereabouts will be kept secret for a
| time, SIS the discoverers desire TO prospect in
the vicinity still further, and, if possible, Sc
cure more geound before making all the facts
public. 1t is known, however, that they
shipped 100 pounds Of ore to Bslbeck smelt-
ing works at Omaha, and lately received re.
turns from il so satisfactory that 400 pounds
more have been gotten ready to ship From
the returns on the small lot. it is estimated
that the ore extracted SO far is worth over
S20,000.-[ HALEY Paper.
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DENTISTRY.
". MoSn,

H. EETIsF, cUrNNs BUILDING, esr---zz7,.
Z = northeast corner Fourth and Jfgssss5za.sg
streets Artificial Teeth inserted OF an4lIIIIV
bases Improved Liquid Nitrous OHisie Gas for
painless extraction Of teeth. foZ5-tf
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IH6 UEsI ULIaILa SHu UUuCUts arc In0se
which you like best, and which best con.
form to the natural contour of the human
figure in repose. A couch should allow
the feet being put up, if necessary, and
should be of such shape that you can lie
upon it, either full length or half length,
with perfect comfort. To be really ser.
viceable, il should not be covered with
pale-blue satin or maize.colored tahores,
but with good tapestry covering in a neu.
tral hue, say sage-green or dark, rusty
red, to wear well. The Tapestry should
not be too fine TO lie down upon, or even,
in the privacy of family life, TO lay ones
feet upon. And the whole couch should,
if possible, turn toward the fire. so that its
occupant should have his face towards the
cheerful glow.
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The Chicago Herald evidenslp does not
appreciate puus perpetrated by the English
humorist, Punch II soys Poor old
Punch It is heartrending TO see the signs
of your senilisy increase with every sue
cessiyenumbeT. Your Rsmshosham jokes( (?)
are mostly resuscitations OF Mrs Parting
toms and Mrs. Malaprop's speeches, and
when they do happen to be oTig;nal-weil,
your resuscitatoDs are more amusing.
Then your " "adspsations Of German and
American wittioisGs, especially Of the las-
ter, are becoming too Migrant. Rsmem-
ber, dear old Punch. THAI the sale Of Amer
ican literature IN this country mss enor.
mously iDereased within the last few years.
and that you run the risk Of being pro-
claimed e hosrY old impoator !. yoG con-
tinue carrying on these clsudessine littls
games. Again, why did yoa not ask some
competent person how to pronounce I" Flo.
tow F" before publishing those lines TO his
memory last week? $ Fletow does EOS
rhyme with brow and never will till
Hgrotto rhymes with COW.
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ranch, 400 acres, miles above Folsom ;VS5s
200 acres in cultivation plenty Of hard wood '4e-
timber and good water; dwelling, barns etc. For
particulars inquire the premises, or address
wendell LEX, Folsom. fe3-lp3mF
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nFFlCE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
- corner Of Second and streets. Office Hours
10 A. NJ to u "; BPM. to < Pm Up. N fe28-Im
w. ;, szJSMssizs Il. zEs,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office, southwest corner of Seventh and J
streets, in Brytes new building, up stairs. Resi-
dence, southeast corner of Seventh and n streets
Sacramento. Office Il urs I to and 6 to 8 P. u.
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The Citrus Fair.

SAN DIEGo, March 14sh.-Tha citrus fruit
fair at National City opened yesterday. The
exhibit OF semi. tropical fruits is exceedingly
fine and comprehensive, and has been gath
cred from the most favored valleys of the
county. Il is noticeable that the winter ap-
pies are excellent. The fair was visited CO.
day by the press excursioniets, and by hun
dreds from San Diego, where the hotels aod
boarding ug-houses are all filed with Eastern
tourists, passing the winter. The reception
last evening by the San Diego Lodge A. o:
U. w. to the press excarsionis.s was well
planned and conducted.
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Arizona.
HonorabIy Acqulttcd--HeId to Aus'

iOnorabIy AcquittcdHeI to Answer.
ToxBsToNE, March 14.h.-M. E, Joyce.
who has bssn on trial for alleged cvooksdness
during his term Of cfIioa as Supetvisor Of this
county, was to. day. on motion OF the Prose
cutting Attorney, honorably acquitted, there
being no evidence adduced that would prove
that he had been guilty of the offsnse charged.
John A. Dunbar, the alleged defaulting
Treasurer of this county in the SUM of Sl5,-
coo. has been bound over to await the action
of the Grand Jury, bail being fxe5 at 500
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UTAH.
The oregon short Line.

SALT LAKE, March 14th.-There is great
activity along the Oregon Short Lins Rail-
road. and large numbers Of mea and teams
are being sent out from this city aad other
points TO work on it. It is the determination
Of the company to complete the lice TO Baker
Cisv. Or. this year. By the 1st OF April it
ia expected thas trains will be running
through frcn Granger, on the Union Pacific.
{, TIE Wood river country over this line.
The present Junction, where trains of the
Utah and Northern connect with this new
liue for Wood river, is at Msrshsll.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS


DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON (HoME0PATH-
;sN. Residence, No. 1878 street, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth. Office, 627 street
(oTer Bale's), Sacramento, Cal. Special attention
given to diseases OF the heart and lungs. Office
Hours-9 to II A. NJ; ? 70 g. and TO P. II. ml4-1in
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A Western pastor is said to have refused
an addition Of 500 to his annual salary,
on the gound that the hardest part OF his
work was TO collect the present amount,
and that il would kill MIN to attempt TO
collect 500 more Yonkers Gazette.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
:. A. C5NgTNGssAAs.

s.-,soRAHENro BOILER AND IRON T0RKs,
~ I s.rset, between Front and Second, 2=ors-
rnento. Manufacturer Of Stesu Boilers. Sasst EO5
Work, etc Also, al kinds OF Et string. Chang ns
Portable Boilers IRON Wood &c Ssrsz Burners 3
r-,srIa sr en- f-8usf
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GRADUATE OF TIE UaIyEksITY OF BER-
Z lin, Germany. Office and residenc No. 52l
street, between Fifth and Sixth, Sacramento. Office
hours-9 to IL A. n, to and to S p. NJ ml3h
WALLACE 4. BRIGGS, e. %.
~ FFTCE AND RESIDENCE, NO. 2i2 ] STREET
, Sacramento.
to A. N.
0sEace Eours; II A. n. to P. u. m12-4p.:
R:2n 70 y. NJ
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New York society, SO it is written, has
decided that when gentleman and lady
meet on the street the oHe who frat sees
the other should bow. The old rule, that
the gentleman should wait for the recogni-
tion of the lady, is declared obsolete. The
lady, however still retains the privilege Of
not noticing the gentleman If she feels so
inclined that is, after he has taken off his
hat she may cut if she Bants to. Wen,
perhaps it is the best plan. Under the old
usage the gentleman could never be satis.
fed when lady passed him without re-
cognition whether she intended ous or
merely did not see him. By the improve.
ment he viii be left in no sort of doubt.
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4 Telegram not a "Due Process. 8

PORTLAND. March 14sh.-Marcus. the ab-
sconding New York broker, was released to-
day by writ of habeas corpus, upon the
order Of Judge Stost, in the State Circuit
Court, who decided that telegram was not
a due process.
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TA EALERs, CORNER OF FRONT AfZU I
z 2 streets Alghes. price Ter Bides, Sheep
PeiLs and Tsllow Butchers supplied with SAT-
Paper, latest improved saussge i'aehiHss; Ssussrs
Lard Presses ETC. proTpps cSsh ToraEnT made .o'
aIl cnnsignlrlants fetS.4nts
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

smallpox at Nevada City-The Citrus
Fair knights Tempiar-syeather and
CF0ps-The Collins Murder Triaf-Mur-
der Cases at RakeTsfeld-The Oregon
Short line Raiiroad-Advlees from San
Franciseo-Efc,
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ARTIsTs.
PUaIREss C0LLECES,

ioasewsY7fi-opt optician and Photographer, Nc. 12
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
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-. agrNEsERGRg, !,

gEoa AED HRas5 FOUNDER AND ~.
: ehiiis5, pron5 and sSreets A%acfzctnr5F O.
t5zztsonoerger's Eorse Powers, Pateat Ground Aoas
ana clog Jroshel sad Barley Eiiis. 81 kids os
Hydraulic Pipss for sale Ihrss Miller Patsnt iisg
PIessae. mi4OIp
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-z .,s Il. -4A- ID "a.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED DRUGGISTS, take
pleasure in certifying that We have sold GssTAR's
BALsAN OF yTfiD CHERRY for many years.
and know it to be one cf the Oldest as well one Of
the most reliable preparations in the market for the
cure OF COUGHS, COLDS, THROAT and LUNG
COMPLAINTS We know of no article that gives
more general satisfaction to those who use IT. and do
not hesitate to recommend it. June, 1892