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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL Pacific RAILROAD.
Commencing Saturday, October 20, 1888,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
TRAINS AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO

TRAINS AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
AS FOLLOWS:
e Az A. M.-(DaiIy) San Francisco Passen-
V w gers Train, VIA Benicia. Connects at Sui
sun for Vallejo and Calistoga. Second
class passenger cars for San Francisco at.
tached.
e,oa A. M.-(Sundays excepted -Accommo-
V'cV dation Train to MIrysy.le, ked Bluff and
ReddiDg.
G.eA A, MgtDaily)-C P Emigrant Train
Js 80 to ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
1900 :assapa ss soon sassS1itss as
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river
85 IAN. n 5s5S!s: az En- S, sss PASSENGER PASSENGER
Train for lone, and at Lathrop with the S.
p. Atlantic Express for MADEIRA Mojave,
Daggett, The Needles a. & P. r. r.,
Newhall Santa Barnara), Los Angeles,
Cotton (San Diego) Yuma, Maricopa
(Prescott), Tucson, Benson (Guavmas,
Mexico) Demine "a. 7. & S F. K. r., Ell
Paso Ct. Il P. r. RI, San Antonio and
New Orleans. Connects also at Niles for
San jose
11.0A A. M-Oaily)-Passenger Train for
sob Woodland, Williams, willows, Tehama
and Red Bluff
J0,AAP M.-(DailT-Local Passenger Train
s'tV for Auburn and ColfaX.
ESQ Tram Via Begcs d5nas6ss at nA sasa6
for Vallejo. Connects also at Suisun
Sundays excepted, for Calistoga.
O,SN II. M.-(Daily)-Oregon Express for
de y Marysvie, Chico Red Bluff and Redding
Portland Oregon)
ASS P:b M J2 ss5 Fqsd P Pss' Express via
e,nA =. M-(Daily)-Loeal Train to Lathrop,
CsVV connecting with S. p. Emigrant Train fox
The Needles Denng and FL Paso
r,0A y. M.-(Dailyl- Passenger Train for
A'cV Woodland and Knights Landing.
4SSP -(Uaily)-C. P. Atlantic Express
OU for ColfaX, Reno carson and Virginia),
Battle Mounta1 (Austin), Palisade lEu-
reka), Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
A. n. TOWNE. General Manager
T. II. GOODMAN. .Gen1 Pass'r and Ticket Agent
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The New Standard Time.

NV YORK, November 1Sth.-The Western Union
time ball dropped to-day exactly five hours slow Of
Greenwich time, or at noon Of the seventy.fft me
ridian.
CHICAGO, November 1Sth.-The new standard time
ofthe central DIVISION or 90th degree meridian went
into general effect here at noon to-day. All roads
running out of the city, except the Chicago and
Central and Michigan Central, began running trains
in accordance Herewith The others will begin
next Sunday. Leading jewellers set their chronom-
eers back nine minutes and thirty-three seconds
correspond with the new basis. The Board OF Trade
will be opened and closet by it to morrow The
city has taken no official action in regard to it.
NEW YORK, November 1sth.-The new standard
time went into effect at noon to-day, and changes
made all the public clocks in large cities excited
much interest
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sullivan LAID on His Back by . nero.

CHICAGO, November lSth-Sullivan, the puglst,
met his match in the fremont House barroom He
picked a colored waiter at the counter and laid
him on the Aoor but in his attempt to have further
fun with him, was himself thrown upon his shout.
der on the tiles. The negro, when he stopped 10
realize what he had accomplished went out Of doors
H. e.
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The Revolt In seryIa.

BELGRADE, November 1Stb.-The odorevitch, edi.
tor OF the SamonEraUa, the Radical organ arrested
for completely in the rebellion, died to-day in the
fortress de refused food ST. &c the first day of his
imprisonment. Others OF the Radical committee
are still in chains. These will be pardoned. The
Court-martial sentenced to death Pope Miloje a
schoolmaster named Prelovitch and a peasant, the
leaders Of the revolt in Bejavost district
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REWARD REWARD!
Proprietor Pacific Brewer,
MO II Z g. Il

NVEN HEREWITH THAT ALL HUNTING,
sT Fishing and Turtling on Mr. K. Stones Ranch
and Lake near Franklin, Franklin township, Sacra-
mento county, is strictly forbidden. All persons
violating this rule will be prosecuted.
L. ID. STONE,
Per Mrs r. Stone, Proprietor.
MORT G. A HERZOG Lessee
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LITTLE Rock Dark }, November lsth.-A strange
find is reported from Scott county. A farmer
named Mes ers, while hunting, discovered a cave in
the mountain side, and on exploring it came across
the skeleton Of man, together with several pieces
of coin Toe latter had been evidently manufact
ured by Spanards, the date, appearance and in.
scrp.ion indicating extreme antiquity. The remains
were in a wonderful state Of preservation, though
the skull and limbs were detached and scattered
some distance apart. The belief is expressed that
the cave is in proximity to the silver mines which.
according TO legend exist IN the mountain fast
nesses which we're worked by Spaniards, and after
ward closed efectually that no trace of them
could be found.
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The Long Island Tragedy.

OYSTER BAY C. ~, November 1Sth.-Folowing
are the particulars of the tragedy Saturday after
II years. and her daughter, aged 81. Carrot May
bee, the husband and father. was brutaly assaulted
and the house rof bed. He had been paraly zed
fourteen years, and blind eighteen months. At sun
set the mother and daughter went to the barn to
milk, leaving the invalid alone. Miss Weeks living
opposite, heard cry Of murder, and summoned the
neighbors. When they reached Maybee's house the
old man was suffering from wounds in the head and
face, inflicted by club in the hands Of the thief
who secured many valuables Maybee said he
feared his wife and daughter were murdered. The
barn was searched, and the bodies of both were
found in a cow-stall covered with leaves The body
of the LATER still warm. The women had been
choked to DEATH No trace OF the murderer has yet
been obtained
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Moral. Never Play Poker.

JENvEK (Col.) November lsth.-To.night, while
several men were playing poker in a barber shop,
they became involved in general fight, half dozen
shots being fired Jack Weiderman, a faro dealer at
Cliff Bells gsmbling-house was instantly killed. 1t
IS said the shooting was done By Tom Yeager, an
other dealer. Welderman was well known around
Chicago and Cleveland.
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UNIVERSAL ART SCHOOL.

MISS CLOTHiER,
II ATE FROM THE ROYAL ART SCHOOL,
IL South Kensingtop, London, will open Art
Rooms about the 22d. Every branch OF Decorative
Work taught. Special attention to Bartotine Ware,
the latest fancy work. Ladies prepare to give me
your attention and plan your work for Christmas.
Mo 4ptf
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The speskership.

WARRINGTON, November lSth.-Representatve
Try Belmont, OF New York, arrived here to-day.
He will vote for Mr.. Cox for Speaker on the first
ballot and as soon as he is convinced that New
York5 candidate cannot be elected he will vote for
Carlisle.
WASHINGTON, November 18th Samuel J. Tden.
it appears, is not playing such a silent hand re-
garCng the Speakership fight as was imagined. Not
long ago Democratic member OF the Ohio delega-
ton called upon Mr. Tilden in New York The sage
Of Gramercy and Greystone said to this IN ember
The way to elect Democratic President in 1854
is to make Mr.. Randall Speaker OF the next House
Oft ent att
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TRACING STEAMER.

YINHE TRADING STEAMER AL : ~GL-A
Il VARADo (reeently purchased IERsz-AAkssA--
by the undersgned) will leave the foot of street,
every alternate Monday at O'Clock A NJ. for all
points below Sacrament >, returning every Saturday
evening, and will leave every alternate Sunday morn
ing for Colusa and intermediate points.
o3-4p1m GEO. O. BATES.
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UNRUSTEES' SALE.-PURSUANT TO THE PRO
1 visions of a certain deed Of Trust executed by

TRUSTEES SALE.-PURSUANTT TO THE PRO
visions of certain deed Of trust executed by
s. NJ RAMSEY, of Cousa county. to c. ATKIN-
son and E. j. CR0LY, as Trustees. dated February
81, 1882, and recorded February 81, 1882, IN the
Recorders office Of the couaty of Colusa, in liber
"U" Of Deeds, page 81 and following, aud on APP
plicaton of the owner and holder Of the promissory
note secured to be paid and the party of the third
part mentioned therein by said deed of trust, and
because default has been made in the payment Of
interest due said note, the undersigned Trustees
will sell at public auction for cash, United States
gold COIN in front Of the Courthouse, in the town
Of Colusa State of California, on SATURDAY, DE-
GENDER Is, 1888, between the hours of II N. and
P NJ OF that day, the following described real es-
tate, with the improvements thereon, situated in
said county of Colusa, to wit The north one-half
IN II, and southeast onequarter Is. E. y of south
east one. quarter Is. E. y, OF section thirteen Q9)
township sixteen 90 north range three ~ west Mt
Dablo meridian. E. C. ATKINSON, r-,,...,s
T. j. CRoLY,
HART & WHITE. Attorneys. n19MWF3w
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DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE REooRD-usros.
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A NNUAL NESTING OF TIE fooKHoLDERS
~ of the Peoples Savings Bank will be held at
the Bank Office on ..oNDAY EVENING, December
5, 1888, at 1850 o'clock.
o27-im VIM F. HUNToeN, Secretary.
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D,,erm,uea 10 KIN ue,se,r.

BALTIMORE, November lsth.--zoe Hayward, CT
Philadelphia, wife Of opera singer, attempted
suicide to-day at the Mansion House. She fired
seven shots, one Of which took effect in the left
breast The wound is serious. Desertion was the
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Woman Suffrage In Iowa.

DIES MONIES, November 18th. The Womans Suf-
frage Association Of this State is vigorously organ
zing. state Lecturer and Financial Secretary are
holding county conventions, and speaking each
evening in adjacent towns. In the general discus
sion of the question, the fact seems to be pretty
generally overlooked that the womans suffrage
amendment to the Constitution pissed at the last
session of the Legislature must be acted on at the
approaching session. If submitted to the people,
with the present feeling regarding amendments to
the Constitution, it will probably be defeated.
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Foreigners Alarmed

LONDON, November 1Sth.-A Shanghai correspond
ent says that many coolies who went to Hankew for
the tea remaining there in hopes Of being
enlisted and that the presence of large number Of
unemployed native has alarmed the foreigners, who
have aske1 gunboat to be sent for their protec-
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Ngw YORK, November l9th--A n Senator Ma
hone Of Virginia, publishes address tothe Read
juster party in Virginia, in which he says: The
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Marine Disasters-EIshteen Lives Lost.

LONDON, November 1Sth.-The British steamer
Condor, from Liverpool, sank off Menden, Holland
to-day, during violent storm. Eighteen persons
were lost, including the engineers, who killed
by the bursting of the boilers. Eight were saved
SECOND DISPATCH.l
LONDON November 18TH The steamer Hymethus
has also been wrecked the coast of Holland.
m =, "a ~ 80, ,,ara rasouad
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The Murderer Of Ada Atkinson Hanged
Inv Mah
SECOND DISPATCH.l

INDIANAPOLIS Qnd.), November 1sth.-The opera
tor at Fowler, Inaiana, reports that mob have
taken Melting, the murderer ef Ada Atkinson, from
Jail and are going to take him to Oxford and hang
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Tlden,s Hea Ih Again.

CLEVELAND. November lSth.-The latest contri-
button to literature in regard to Tilden's health
is given by Colonel Oliver Payne, an intmats
friend OF the sage of Greystone. He says: " He is
better now than year ago. but is still far from a
state OF activity. You know he has what is called
dumb paralysis in the left side. His left is al
most useless, and hangs like an empty coat sleeve.
There is sort of drop his left eye and to the left
side of his mouth. He drools little at the mouth,
not much, but enough to be noticed. He has no
control of his voice, and can hardly make himself
be heard though at times he is much better in this
respect than at others. He can walk about little,
and Is not by any means helpless, though greatly
afflicted. He is a singular man. and it has always
been one Of his peculiarites that he has such con.
centration of his thoughts some subject that il
you speak to him any other he does not know
what YOU say. He may answer yes or 30 me
Chemically but is all the time thinking Of something
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TO EAST PARK,

Park hereafter Sundays, every half hour.
o23-Im
MFRS. WILSEY'S DANCING SCHOOL %
WI at Turner Hall. Soiree every Satur- ~
day evening. Ladies' and Gents Ca4s, Tues. IN
day evenings at 1880 o'clock. Private lessons LIZA
given at residence, $40 Seventh street, between II
and /. o3.lm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
HEADQUARTERS FOURTH BRIGADE,
NATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFORNIA,
NOTICE TO MEET FOR ORGANIZATION.


NOTICE TO MEET FOR ORGANIZATION.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of General
Order No 8, issued from Brigade Headquarters,
Fourth Brigade, N. G. c., based on Special Order
No. 76, c. g., General Headquarters N. G. c., book
is open for enlistment of recruits for the organ
ization Of new company, to be known as Company
Z, First Artillery Regiment, Fourth Brigade N. G.
c., that meeting will be held at Armory Hall, in
this city, FRIDAY, November %, 1888, at o'clock
NJ for the organization and election OF officers Of
said company, preparatory to listing said company
into the National Guard Of California. Lieutenant
Colonel John W. Guthrie will act is mastering Off
Ger. BY command Of
BROADER GENERAL CAREY.
JOHN A. SHEEHAN, Captain aud Acting A. A. G.
Pursuant to the above order I will be at Reg-
mental Headquarters the following evenings, at
o'clock for the purpose of administering the oath OF
enlistment: MONDAY, November 18TH THURS
DAY, November 3d. and FRIDAY, November 23d,
/ will proceed to organize said company, and will
superintend and conduct election for commits
stoned officers of said company, viz: Captain, a
First Lieutenant and Second Lieutenant.
LIEUTES Ant COLONEL j. W. GUTHRIE,
n10-3tMThF mastering Officer.
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Moody and sankey.

IoSpox, November 1Sth.-The first fortnight Of
Moody and Sankey's mission at Islington closed to.
day with four services. The hall was densely
during the week became greater each successive
service and tickets were eagerly sought for days
beforehand Standing room was barely obtainahle
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TheruonetricaI.
Malone Again 10 The Front.

CHICAGO, November Isth.-Temperature 81 and
5o'
NEW YoRK, November lS.h.-Temperatur 40 and
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F1oR sALE-l6O ACRES FINE LAND -
e for Vineyard Orchard, and one ~
half miles from railroad depot; 80 miles from L.
here. Price, $1,000. Inquire of CARL STRo9EL,
23I I street Sacramento. nlo-6tt
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A Present for AIfOns

BERLIN November 1Sth.-Crown Prince Frederick
William takes as present 10 King Alfonso bronze
tatuette Of the Great Elector.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
ALBRIeHTsvILLE1 LOCALS.


Mrs. Matte P,vks and daughter, Titia
were visiting SID. X. Jackson's last Sat-
urday.
Mr. Brensrd Cresslor has returned from
Elkin's, Nil
We notice quite crowd from King
wood in our town Saturday.
Our enterprsing murchant, Dir. l.. NJ.
Albright. Is getting 10 be quite horse
jockey.
Mr ID. Il. Jackson ia improving the
Appearance OF his store aud residence with
coat OF paint. Mr.. Mack Meuear Of
Kingwood, is doing the work.
SHoRTEY
Mr., and bIrs. Wesley Chidister, of
Bfucetcn. are visiting relatives at ST. Joe
aud Alhrightsville.
Stephen Martin, Horny Mcknight,
Mack Mason, Morris Albright, and Dan.
jackson, would all like to be mill boys.
The Baptist Sabbath School has organ
lied for the season, Albert Snyder, Supt.
Some person, or persons made raid on
Noah Metzlers beebives. They got no
honey as they went into the hive instead
of In the house.
Mack Aenear 10 changing the complex
ion of the Jackson building
II. G. Beerbower, Albert Snyder, A. M.
Ridenour, Clark Gidley, and others are
working the road under f. J. Welch.
Corn, wheat, and grass in this section
look well. We cxpcc; large crop of
apples, peaches, &c.
The following item was taken at safe
distance:
Down from the Orchard of Crab, he
rides,
GailY on Sunday eve
But tine daisy runs TO her room and
hides,
And slYly laughs up her sleeve.
Look out! We would kindly say TO him
(Who comes down here TO be matched):
For an animated wooden limb.
With copper toe attached.
lYTP,N
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Rraudonvilla.
I4YTTON.

Wheat looks well and promises big
yield. Corn and Oats look well. Hsr
vesting will soon be here.
The Musical Society, organized f. ~
weeks ago al thIf place 10 prOgressingfnclv
under The supervision Of Rev. VIM B.gc,
bower, rs president, Miss Annie McGrew.
Vice president, VIM II Hagans, Secretary
and Miss Mary Ford, Treasurer.
BrandonYiih is Improving Wo can
boast OF thfcc stores, an doipga fue trade.
We notice our Friend, DR.. J. s. Ncdrow
on our streets again. He intends prsc,ic-
ing medicine ia this vicinity.
DR.. ). 4. Fuller and family will locate
at EbensDurg, Pa
Blr. Henry Ringer and family ore going
west this summer. We are Sony 10 zee
them leave our mount0iu Slate.
Your Grant District correspondent vyaa
speaking how quickly they got our bows
out on tho road. They lricd To ge, us TO
work the county roads but did not make
the rifle.
We think there we're as many loag
faced Republicans as Democrats at The
re-aese5siUg business.
The correspondent who wrote from this
place short time ago in reference To q
bger receptacle, we think, was entiTcl,
of his guard. Que huBGresd and d.,y
gnlons Oh heavens! that's more bcr
than - consumed IN this town by al. rs
citizens Ill whole year.
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The wool clip OF Preston county
does not exceed $4,000 pounds Per
year at present. II the sheep grow
iug business OF the county were con-
Quoted as it should be-that is, if
the farmers would take to raising
sheep more extensively, these figures
could very easily be increased TO
100000 pounds. That amount OF
wool at soc, the price that good wool
commands at this time, would make
$4,000. The wool clip in this
county could be made to net this sum
each year without Gripping the cat.
tie business or the farming interests
IN the least.
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Va
The following is the list of deeds admit
ed TO record since our last report
Michael Boyer to trustees Ev. Lutheran,
Church, FOX LOT No. in Aurora Admitted
june 81.
Jacob p. Wotring to Fanrie c. Butcher
for 125 acres in Union district; admitted
June 81
Jno. p. J mes 10 Lloyd NJ. Miller for
n aud Is acres in Union district; admitted
June 81.
SamI Wotring. Jr., to Eizabath a.
Stafiznan for u 100 acres in Union die
trIct admitted June %.
Geo. W. White to Jacob Lipscomb for
1881 acres IN Union district; admitted
June %.
VIM u. Brown & Jas. II. Corron to
Abraham E.seJ's heirs for IS! acres IN
Union district admitted June %.
ENjsa Shs1er 10 Maria Reese for II 100
acres ia KiDgwood district, admitted June
25
Henry Former TO r. w. Ftzgersld for
1873 acres in Portland district; admitted
june 26
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TIE nomination ofJUDaE HoArLY
for Governor by the Democratic
State Convention OF Ohio on Friday
Of last week, is considered by both
Democrats aud Republicans to be
the most popular that could have
been made, and there remains not
the least doubt but that the Demo
Gratis will carry the State by hand
GONE majority at the coming elect
ion. The liquor question will be
the principal issue in the coming
campaign, and though it could not
be said that HoADLY 10 identified
with the whiskey interests, yet he
takes very conservative course in
the matter, and this will secure him
the votes Of thousands of Germans
who have heretofore been identified
with the Republican party but u DO
have lately become disgusted and
quit tha; party on account Of It's re-
cent stand on the liquor question.
The only thing that now remains for
the Democrats to do, is to make An
active convass Of the State and Ohio
will Join in the ranks Of lae tidal
wave States Of lest fall.
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JUPITER
HONEYWELL

I'VE hail the ARGUS IS a Welcome visitor
each week.
Grant district has elected a Rev. Board Of
~ 'ucetion, all consisting OF Dunkard
Preachers. We would have elected R,v
Shahan Superintendent, but he being a
Lutheran preacher, We were afraid they
couldn't agree.
Key. Darby Sdninis'eId the otdinancu
OF baptism az LAnrel Hun last SATURDAY ;
also communion st Harmony Grove on
Sunday.
VIM Smith. the Jolly bachelor of Hazel
R1D, visited our Sabbath School Yesterday.
Some attraction Bal? Ell!
Reports are circulating IN this yacinity
Mt present about wild ard ferocious beasts
roaming me woods. About twenty years
ago when much OF ibis section Of county
was dense forest, we travelled The woods
without fear OF these terrible monsters
but think those terrific animals will dis
appear after the june-berry pickors aban-
don the woods.
Many Persona are going from this 10
cahty TO the Reunion al Cranberry on
the An.
ANONYMOUS