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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-02-16

The Alexandra Democrat has been
changed into 5-column folio, instead
of 7-columns, as heretofore, aud is
now issued tri-weekly. Success to
you, boys; we hope you win try weekly
togive us the best you have in the shop
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-02-16

It was our pleasure to meet Messrs.
r. E. Milling, Of the WINFIELD Seuti-
mel, and J. c. Segrist, Of the Catahoula
News, at the Senatorial convention.
We found these gentlemen pleasant
and companionablc, As becomes mem
beers of the brotherhood.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-02-16

The Ohio, Kanawa and Arkansas
rivers are flooding the adjacent low
lands, aud much distress is reported.
Congress has appropriated $500, 900 for
relief Of the suffsrers. It is feared
this vast volume of water will over
flow orr levees, and great deal Of
anxiety il manifested.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-02-16

The trial Of the Jenkins brothers
for the murder Of Rev. J. Lane Bor-
den has ended in the acquittal Of Ned,
while Ben has been found guilty with
put capital punishment.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-02-16
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

At the solicitation Of many friends /
hert by announcs myself rs al Independ-
ent candidate for Representative from
Grant parish to the next General Assem-
bly,, to be voted for in the election to BE-
held Tuesday, the 22d day Of April. iSs,4.
Respectfully. }. B. LEwIa
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-02-16
ApAnsvrlIx, ca, nay 3 ls7a

ApAnBvIIIx. Ga. May 2. is72
n. A. THKpFonD 4 Co.-Gentlemea:
Having been one Of DR.. A. q Sim
mons earliest agents for his Liver
Medicine, and also agent for It since
\ his death, ] do cheerfully recon-
mend It to the public Is the genuine
and best Liver Medicine In the world
! have used tho medicine mode ~
p. A. 9; S!mmons hmsel and also
Thediord. 3Ae1e q no difference n
II 0em; SO know the medicine made
By you Il the genuine and original,
g made By Dr. Simmons
Youn Truly.
DANIEL DURHAM.
mis- Amsus Remedy 1Dr Con
stipat3on, Dyspspsia, Indiges-
dom Liver Complaint, and Al
Liver Diseases, has besu In
constant uss BY tho public Tor
any pears, AMI II moro popular
to-day than ever before. Buy
none but n. A. ThedSord = Co.'S
original and genuine, manufAo-
tursd BY the Chattanooga 1Gedi-
eine Co., 1t Chattanooga, Tenn.
Every packags enclosed IN Eel
low Wsappse.
Trial paskags BY mail, nfsssn
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-02-16
ANNOUNCEM ENTs.
FOR SENATOR

After the unanimous endorsements of the
mass meeting in the parish If Winn HoS
GEORGE A. KELLY has consented to be-
come candidate for Sen ator in the Gen.
cral Assembly Of this State for the Path
Senatorial District. composed Of the
parishes Of Winn. Catahoula and Grant,
subject to Democratic nomination.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-02-16
The STANDARD
FIFTY YEARS

y. a. Thodaurd . Co.'S Liver \
1lsAaeine Or Black Draught -
manu1Actured 1t Chattanooga
Tenn, b. the identical recipe
used. By DE-. a. q. Sfmmonss In
sho manu6heture Of his Liver
lredicine, - early ~ $780, ~ bis
hn@no noaR ChafxnnooGA
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-02-16
For sHERTFF.

We are authorized to announce DANIEL.
FLETCHER as candidate for the Office
of Sheriff of Grant parish at the ensuing
election, irrespective of parties and indc-
pendent of politics.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-02-16

ture from Grant PARISH startcu upon nsS
first regular electioneering tour. He
travelled alone, aud made il all right
from Colfax to Bruce's mill, at which
place he conceived the idea of turning
out Of the big road and going by Dir.
Jno. Fant's- After getting full and
explicit directions he managed to miss
the way entirely, and at dark found
himself in drenching rain at the back
fence OF Mr.. Maxwell's field. On ac-
count of sickness in his family, and no
corn to feed horse, and lack of sleep
ing accommodation, this gentleman
could offer no shelter, and directed the
candidate to Capt. Johnston's mill. In
the rain and darkness it was no trs'u-
BILE for ye candidate to miss the way
again, and find himself totally unable
to tell on which eide of the rood he
was riding. At the end Of an hour be
struck road and followed it to the
bridge on bayou Darro at the Bynu;1
place. Finding the bridge afloat, By
a couple of s'halloos" he attracted the
attention Of Nobby Smith, a colored
man living Oh the Bynum place within
two hundred yards Of the bridge. By
the kind services Of Nobby the man
on eleciioneeriug purposes bent soon
found himself at the gate of Capt. J..
w. Johnston, who cordially extended
nm invitation to sscome in out Of the
wet,n which was accepted with alac-
rity. Although it was 8 o'clock ut
night the wholcsouletl hospitality Of
host and hostess would assert itself,
aud, in spite Of all protests, Mrs. john
ston soon had a cup of piping hot cot
fee and eatables spread upon the table.
With wet boots OF and feet encased in
| u pair of dry socks aud the old gentle
mans slippers. it took but few min
utes toasting before the cheerful Ere Ia
make the candidate exceedingly COM
Portable and give him high apprecia-
ton If the courteous couple into whose
hands he had the good fortune to GALL
May the number of such people in.
crease in the land.
| After refreshing nap and breakfast
ye candidate made his way to Mr.. B
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12
ArrnorRIATIoN nsTsna.E-

WAsHIEorox, Dee, 2.-The foilsw-
ing estimates have besH submitted
70 the House Committee on approp-
iatIoas f.r the hssst year ending
june 80. ass6: Penslons, sG0,0
600; Military Acsdemy, $s03, 344;
Qualifications, s7,sOs,00o; counselar-
and diplomatic expenses, 81 ,623, I75;
Navy. $40, ,s46, 900, Pos,effice Depart
mont, $50, ,096, ,I64; Indian Bureau,
t7,s2s. .049, Army, $26, 6,ll0, 4s9; Leg
islativs Executive and judicial ex-
panses, e22.s6e, ,50l; Agricultural
Department, $3.50, ,IIO, sundry eiviI
sxpsnser, S., 2,s2e, 500; District OF
Columbia, 81, l,T40, ora; improvements
on rivers aud hartorr, Ss,177, 100.
total, e254, $50, TOT. Estimates for
the present fiscal year were $2l3
269,6o9, and appropriations, Sl77,
776, $50; increase Of estImates for
the next fiscal year over those Of the
present year, $4S, 1920 over the
appropriation Of the present year,
$s2, ,sle,077.
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Administrators Notice.

OUTIcE Is hereby given that the un-
In darsigned AdmlniAtrator Of the estate
OF Harbard shelton. deceased. las fiied
bis final account In the matter OF said es-
tate In the County Court Of Linn county.
Oregon, and the Judge 81 said Court has
made an order according 10 law directing
this notice 20 be published, and has mp
pointed Monday the 5th day OF JaLuS-y.
1856 81 the hour Of one o'clock, p. m. of
said day as the tiras for tho hearing Of
objections to said final account and the
settlement thereof.
HARVEY SHELToX,
POWELL & BILYEU. Administrator.
Attorneys.
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that 70 this end we sh ~ conciads
reciprocity treaties with them and im :
prove our Consular service and encour.
ass American steam marine and estaL--
lish uniform currency f,r all these
countries. We sLoald also zee an
enlargement Of trade with Europe, Asia
and Africa by reducing The tariff sn
thsir wares which We are not lifted to
produce.
The god resnl.a sxpsg.s.i from the
working Of tho civil ssrsirs aos have
bern more than rsalixsi An1 have tb.
fall approval Of the P.-..isat aud
head. u dsparsa.snss. tho sslna.is.i.,n
has l'stfsrined its dnty vim z,.l Aal
idslIty.
tie hopss for he passage Of nation :
al bankrupt law.
. He rscommsnl. Coasrss~s,nal acti d.
regsrdiag the importation .frsgs snd
the admission ot tho b.ggas- Of emi-
grants from inicc.si prs, With view
Of wardinz OF . on .lsr4 ,,itation. He
rsoonossnis . pension fr Gesorai
Grant.
lie urges Legislation Tor Tho proser-
vation of The fcres.s on ths public do
main the gssnting cf government aid
for popular education am~udmsLt Of
Of tho Constitution 10 mako effective
the dIsapnrovsl by the President Of
particular terms IN appropriation bill.
ths enactment II s:atnss 10 regard 70
filing vscancies in she Presidential
Office. and determining vsxed questions
Of Presidential disability.
In conclusion, be expresses bis ap-
preciatiou Of .he conrsssy .nd coopsfs-
ton Of Csngrsa.. sad his obligation to
the people geaer4iiy f,r ths support
awarded his Administration.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12

idsif'i's; tie While IiOe-e wifi be
~ his crglec ~ AID .f,er the AIN
~ March, and IL rqsaii b. I,i, wf. b
20 os ~ the Seiiy few hoaf. b FRI
sn4i date, t',,'fa rs ntifn,ef, ( ds.u /.
crals here ~ifh c,anf rt.'le home
who would deligat 8, . ,eriala tim
Tn" s0ci ] Oh ,rg.- ifl.s viii low
the eiecti.,n II ci"v~,ags wf.s Ia Iu-
portapi In Washi''gige -,.a - ms.e
20 since this city l,as b.s4an. tn.
fAshssnslds wipter rtir u \ :.
ed States.
II ha- i'een suggested TT ihc
sfsial work II ibe cosEing admlajz-
lfatlon bs deIegatsd - faT - ,..ssibl.
10 experts. II 4 said tire Pnsldeat
elect has np tnsta ff The clen-e II
social etiquette having given bis Ila
to the study and practice Of d,Rsr-
en' class II questions Those VITO
'egard the - nal capital 4. y.rirsr.
ily a court after the European models
where slate dinners. itpbnun,Ic and
cabinet Receptions occupy 81 ronch ~
day, and al fhe ;dghi 10 csurt end
official life, will probably he dI<--p-
pointed with the lacpmIug admins
tration. Mr. Cleveland VIII 4 nl.le1s
have sier1er dulles to perform sh4n
to spend his time hand shakiag. er Ia
entertaining the bedIzeoed rspresen-
atIves OF foreign coaF's, and the
equally bcdIzened military and
nassl loafers whom Il has b en- 80 far
beon impossible to get sway from
Washi' Rion. There viii no dsubi
be social as wrlI a. political reycI-
alton f@Ipslng the pIehiscltum of
November The f,urth, tut, oul q the
dust aad confusion incident tn en- snge
u - reasonable to hope that we will
have simpler manaers ~ well a.
purer laws, and a mare homo admin
istrGtion Of them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12
HARPER'S PERIODICALS,

one Year (ss Numbs " %
Postaes.frs 70 az s''6seribsrs IN he Uasssa
States o. Canada.
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wtAnIxeros LETTKR.
Pres cur regular sorrsspssasst.)
wAsarxoTos, Nov. %, 1884

Tho fourth Of march, and after that
the deiuge, Is what the Republicans
In Office are here saying. They do
not bank their hopes much on Civil
s;ervIce laws They ars conscious
that they are not the kind that civil
service reform, Ia the spirit and
truth OF l.s prac,lce, ought 20 pro-
tel. They have spent the last
ilvc inonIhs In political 1ork for
BI'ine- They have stumped for him;
they have mailed and distributed
obscene circulars about the President
elect; they have writtcn political
letters for the Republican news
papers all over tho country; they
have allowed the work at their desks
TO fall months behind, al the while
drawing q sal,ry from the public
treasury. and contributing literally
toward the election OF Blaine, thus
converting the substance OF the gov
erntpent into q blood poison for Its
ruin. Could there be q greater trav-
esty Of Civil service reform, than TO
make the Pendelton law a shield for
such assassIns rs these?
The work 10 many government
Offices Is shsmefully In arrears, and
although Democratic congresses have
tried by increased appropriations TO
bring the work up 10 dsse they have
been impotent to do 81. because "a
increase OF clerks meant, under re-
publican rule, only al increase oi
official politicians aud campaign
workers. To attempt TO make EN-
Client clerks out OF the material now
in the government Department.
would be the madness Of folly.
"Men do not put new wine In old
bottles,n and II tho incoming DEM
ocrAtic administration shall attempt
to carry out tho promised aud ex.
pected reforms through the dsmor-
allied and denorslixing forces
that ihey have been striving fol
years 10 displsce, they will miserablS
fall. It were as II Christ had made
Priests, Dsacops. and Elders OF ths
money changers whom he f'unt
gambling, and whom he scourget
from the holy temple.
There are, Of course, ew ex-
cpetions, and wholesale aud immed
late clearing OF the departments vii
be UNIV Sc, but II will I've fstel to re-
form, and fatal to the p..r,y that ha
triumphed IN that lssu.., to harbo
and nourish the class ! have describ-
ed.
The city Is tilling W quite rapid.
with lis winter population, Hotels
| and boarding houses are doing
: thriving business, and Efforts ale be
: log made to increase the accommoda.
i tlons ia anticipation Of the creates
: crowd that han bsen seou in Wash
: ington since the combined armies 70
! Grant and Sherman we're her
: twenty years ago. The Capital elf,
. will have no lack Of bod and boar
: for all who may come. II is mar
yelously elastic and expansive i
) these particulars, and the prices wi
be equally accommodating You ca
pay your money and take your choic
from hash to terrapIn and from chikor'
to champagne.
i It Is not true as has been reporte'
, that the president elect has engages
rooms at a hotel in this city TO b
occupied late In the coming Febuary
he VIII have no need Of hotel accom-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12

Tue yolunea Of che Magazine begin with the Nufa-
bsrs for Iune ana December Of each year. When no
time Is specified, Il VIII be Understood that the suh-
serlbsr wishesto begin with the current iiunhar
The last eleTen Seni-AnnuAl Volumes * HARrEf a
MAGAZINE, In neat cloth binding win ke sent BY mail.
pestpaid, en- reeeipt Of g. Ter volume Cinih cases
Index 70 HknP1Rs NAoAEISn. Alphabetical An
nalTsioal and Classified Tor Valumss Is 90. incli-
siFs from june 1850, " June, 1880, enc vel ava.
cloth, a..
Raaittancoa should be made By Poussomce Money
ordar or Draft, 70 oavold chance u loss,
Ne,sspapsrs ere nos % copy tkis a1psrsiss-
,nesss scithsui tke srpress order Of HkRPnR I
BnoTHERs. address
HARPER 4 BROTHERS,
New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12
NOR SALE.

ENOh SALE.
One hundred and forty acres, nine
miles above Lebanon. 10 acres in cul-
tivation. 10 acres slashed and sown to
grass. Comfortable dwelling. good
euthouses. Cheap. Inquire at thiR
Office.
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1884.
Harper'S Magazine.
IILUSTRATED.

With the volnme, beginning Ia Dscemher,
HARPIa's MAoAElSE will conclude It's thirty-ffth
year. The Oldest periodical Of its type if Il yet IN
each new volume new magazine not sinpiy because
Il presents frozh subjects and pictures but
and chiefly. because Il steady advances Va III method
iteelf ol magazine making, In word fhe MaeAslno
becomes more and moro the faithful mirrar OF cur
rent life and movement Leading features In The at
tractive programme fnl 1855 serial novels by
Constance Fsnimore Waolson and w D Huwells a
new novel entitled s'At the Red Glove !" descriptive
illustrated papers by + d Millet. Swain Clifford, 4
A Rhbey, H Gibson and Others T; Goidsmitlfs 'She
Stoops 70 Conquer Illustrated by Abbey Impair
tant papers On Art, Science, ste.
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cvTtcuaA RgsoLyEsT. ths ncw blcaa pGrin r and
cETIcpaA aud f'rTlcUHA soar, the great skin cures
and haautlasrs. arc soid eteryshefe. PTiea, CrTI-
eraa, soc. soar. zsc, REsoLyxsT. o..
Potter Drus and Chemical Co.. Bestsu.
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(lticura
mrs. smith'. Case, and what she Rev. Mr.
neIinisiry has 90 say absut 10

To rms prnLIc hare beca fearful sufferer Tor
aftsep years most IT the time With what has besn
called EezsinA aF sAit Rhsum, Psoriasis and Lopra
and tha Ike aud have always been told that thefe
no cure far me. and have bcen discouraged that
had ~ nooB die AZ live. have busm ~ badte aef-
q sosaetimas thai there not tbs smallest spet
from the crown of my had - tbs soics Il my feat
that wss nss diseased and - red ~ crimson. Il
would csEnmNnes Ia small white spots, whIels hAd
salsery appearances. but Serp nat desp, hut u ! II.
tempted 70 heal them, agteF their aFst Ep-
reAFanee. they would burn aud run tegethor until
theru was eomplesp DIR, red scale which would Be.
to'1ie - In snsd - 10 efaek sud look neEy AMI
Efy, and the burning seaeasea uonld be almnes in.
.olsrabte. Iaas II times - lame that could scaFuo-
II get about aud eosd not drcAa mysof without -.
I.s,snea. have tried nlaay remedies and have Iald
Aioo IN single iasA1ec tos physician bus haTee
obtained oaly temporary relief. Although hsil fur
time. sosn relafscd again 70 bc badly troubled
as ever. and dnrins TIE siutsr OF 1851 and lssz
suffered - much - be entirely discouraged IAsi
June, hoEoser, wss advised By Elder aud Mrs. L g
Aeklnsiry. who arn veil knoun Ia th1as regions 60
- your cuItceNA RExsnsEs ana lsit sosashow
little courage. fFoa their favorable aFAuiaa of shem
20 Try thair virtue. About the accond scek % July
last eommeFieed sakiag the remedies. and wtthin
ssx wreks bessa . - psrinanent Improvement,
until n0H tuet. fst4 lam aboas - god ~ new and
aRs. BENZ. SAITH.
ieersily ths. The above statement a my wife i
c1rfeet and jain atth her Ia expressing nay graft.
tude for tas great beneai sas AAs Fsse.ssd.
certify thai tlsa shore statement l. eorrerf. Ms
sussh is FFeiDlnent Ia this community, where
he lives. lie 4 = seli-kn0wn dealer in steek, and
his statement with that 81 hts wife, s fully entitled
70 credit. Dona At Stanssead. Trosisea u Qusbec,
shIa tEeaty -sesenih dzy Il october, iss2
l. G. NeKfAsTnY,
Msaist4r 10 the Gospel.
LATza.~I have seen Mrs Smith recently and be
lleye her a. be thoroughly aud permanently cured.
l. g McKINsTRY.
secy Advent eh. Conf. p o No. VI, sud Ne.NH.
Boston. Sept, 9th. isst.
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----~ %---
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Filed January IS 1884
May p, lSol-SImucl Lyons to William A. Stro-
bel-West - feet aud southerly 100 feet Of lot anC
all OF lot 5, block SO, Folsom 81, 600.
January 7, 1ssi-Jacob Hyman b John Nc
Comber-West % feet and southerly 100 feet Of lo
Z and all OF lot 5, block &C. Folsom 81 800
June &c, IS74-Jacob Broder to John McComber-
Fifty acres in the south OF sec. IS, T. 10 y, X.
E $500.
January 8, 1852 Jacob Broder to John McCombe
Twenty OF land ia sec. 25, T. 10 y, H. E.
500.
January %, lSSi-C Charles S. Lowell to Fortunat,
Giusti-Twe ty acres OF land adjoining the ranch Of
W. l. Willis ana F. Nichols $1,000.
Filled January p, ISL
January 2S.-WIlliam Bartels and wife to TheO
bald Blouth-W. J OF lot 4, and o. Eighth ant
Ninth streets $500.
January Is Richard C'Niel to Angus Ross
% feet of the F. So feet Of lot g. and K Front ant
Second streets grant.
December %, I888,-John B. cogswell to John
Brew7ter-Nddle Of lots and ,, block 8, town o
Gait S275.
January 22-Louis Winter to Locke X Lavenson :
2G, T. n, K f.; grant.
January 23.-Sarah Charles to J. L Huntoou and
Peter Bohl-N. OF ). ] Of lot 5, o and p, Eighth
and Ninth streets grant.
Filled January 30, 1851
January 30th-C. G. and c. c. Boiler TO Patrcl
Pendergast-N of w 90 feet of lot T. and y. g
feet Of ". 20 feet of the E. !, and the f. % fee
Of the W Of lot S, y and O, Front and Secont
streets grant.
January 30th-Wm. T. ROseberry to John D
EddIeman-Four hundred and eighty acres in town
ship N, range F.; -, 600.
Filed January 81, ISL
January 2Sth-John H. al xander to nauie
Browns. OF lot l, X and L, Eleventh and Twelfth
streets grant.
January 2sth- Harriet Smith to Leweliyn T yer
Lot g. H and l, Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
grant.
March 81. lSS3-Edward Christy to W. A. stro
bel-Lots to 10, inclusive, in block % lots TO Il
inclusive, in block 81 fractional lots 10 and lG il
block -, Folsom; 600
January 3lst-F. Ehlert to ". Chamborlain-Lot
and 6, L and 81, Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
grant
January S1st-w. I. Chamberlain to George Muir
ray-Lot 5, l. and NJ, Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets 81 500,
For good appetite drink Dsmisna Bit
tiers.
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DIED.

Independence January 2G-Wm. II. Pollock, a ma
tive Of California, Is years, IL months and days
Friends ana acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
residence Of Mrs. Pollock, on Costumes river,
Sunday, February Sd, at 3 P. NJ
Sacramento, January Sl-Frank B., youngest son Of
State Treasurer January, eyed Is years, months
and ~ days. iRemaiIs will be sent to San Jose
for intermentl
Newark Alameda county, January 26-Cford II b.,
only child of Eta and Harry Bay, weeks.
Suffer county, January 26-Herman Henry WED
demier 81 years
Bodie, January 2i-Loynel E Crockett "a days
Sonora, January 20 John Woodfn, "a years.
Columbia, Jaruary 25-Ars. Mary c. Graham, 81
years
weayeryiile, January 81 -chaunoey Thompson, 81
years
Inoina Ranch, Yuba county, January 2s-Antonio
Yierd, IS years
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Sacramento January S0-By f. e. Ware at the resi-
dence Of Elder j. O. Garrett. WILDER P. Merrill,
OF Florin, to Rhoda Pierce Of Cordelia, Solano
county. (Soano papers please copy.)
Ophir, Placer county January 29-At the residence
OF the brides paren:s, Richard Faulkner, Of San
Francisco, to Kate Higgins.
Nevada City January 25-TAlbot Ramsey to Lizzie
Kennedy.
Trinity Csn;er, January 13-Preston A. Jewett to
Addie A. Bean.
Near Colusa, January 2i-J. l. FinneIl to Laura A.
Gsnong.
Marysyille, January 27-wm. W Ludy to Sarah E.
Brines.
Auburn, January S0-wllliam Lobner to Maggie
hneeland.
Nevada City, January IS Charles Phelps to Clara
; ShammO.
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Red House-Gsn.lemen' fine clothing
Mechanics Store Fancy goods department.
Huntington, Hopkins il Co, hardware.
Found Gray horse blanket.
LOst-BrOwn hunting slut
Cane seat chairs for sale cheap.
WluJed-Man for horses
Fine dwellings, for sale-A. Leonard s. Co
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Sacramento, January 26-wite OF c. E. Parker a
daughter.
Sacramento, january 27-Wife Of Frank White a
son.
Coloma, January I9--wite of Joseph Auderhalien,
a son.
auburn, January I9-wife of J. R. Jones, daugh-
ter.
wheausnd, January 24-Wue Of VIM. C. Jasper, a
son.
Ma1ys,ille, January 26-wife of Rufus McImoil, a
son
San Audreas, January 23-wne of Matthias Hertzig,
daughter.
Mariposa, January 17-wfe of William Grove, a
daughter.
Near Woodland, January 26-wife Of William Lowe,
a son.
Near Woodland January 2l-wife Of jamin Jack
son, a daughter.
Auburn, January 27-wife Of A. F. Boardman, a
son.
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Metropolitan Tbeater-" Skipped by the Light OF
he Moon"
Sacramento Tiyoli-" Black Crook"
Sacramento Chapter, No. 3, r. A NJ
Summer Post, No. 3, G. 4. r.
Social reunion, this evening.
Temperance meeting this evening.
Company b, l P. NJ. today
Sacramento Hussars, this evening.
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CLEVELAND, 6hio.-Chief Superintendent
Schmitt Of the police force, recommends St,
Jacobs OIL for the cure Of pain.