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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

SiXth-street NJ. +. Church, between Il
and L.. Rev, r. S. Dunn pastor, will preach at
1045 A. NJ and 7:S0PH Evening subject Life
Herbert Spencer's definition of considered"
Sunday-school at l2:l5 p. ". All are welcome.
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Sixth
street, corner of l.. The pastor, Rev ii. ii. Rice,
will preach on Sabbath at 1915 A. NJ. and 7:45
Pm The evening sermon will be the Inlrd in
the astronomical series. Subject: The Moon
Gods Light by Night" Strangers cordially in
vited.
Preaching at First Baptist Church by
the pastor, A. J. Frost, tomorrow morning and
evening. Evening subject "The Seven Over
comes of Revelation" The ordinance of baptism
will be administered at the close of the evening
| service. Evening service begins at $50.
NJ. f. Church South, Seventh street, be-
| tween and X. Kew. W. q. Compton PresidirT
Elder, will preach morning and evening. All
who hold membership are earnestly requested
| to attend, and all others are cordially invited.
| Sabbath school at 1890 p. NJ.
Fourteenth-street Presbyterian Church,
| Fourteenth street, between and p. Pastor,
| Rev. Geo. r. Bird. Morning worship at II A. NJ,
| with sermon; "a Profane Life Evening
| worship at p. ", with sermon: The Great
Master Builder OF All Sunday-school at 1890
| p NJ. Praise service at 7:30 p NJ.
United Brethren in Christ Corner Four
| teenth and X streets. Third Quarterly Confer
| ence service. Rev. J. J. Field P E, will preach
| tomorrow at 1045 An. and S =. NJ. Sunday
| school at 9i5 A. NJ.
Y. NJ. c. a. Rooms, 1909 Fourth street.
| Reading room open daily, free to young men.
Gospel address to young men Sunday afternoon
at $50 Everybody welcome. Come and bring q
| friend
Scandinavian Meeting will be held at ii
| o'clock A N. and $50 p ". at the Y. NJ. c. A.
| Rooms on Fourth street Preaching in the
| Scandinavian language by Rev. Lielgerot :.
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden June 24th:
For Sacramento-CapitalF Furniture Company,
! case looking-glass plates, boxes marble; A.
A. Van VOORHEES, & Co, 7 cases hardware; Lind
ley Il Co, 10 barrels and 10 tierces hams, 10
cases bacon, So boxes bellies; Billingsley & Co.
20 bundles broom handles; Huntington, Hop
kins & Co., 3 bundles iron rakes, 5 bundles OK
bows;7 boxes files, l barrel miners lamps;
Adams, Mcneil & Co., IS tierces hams; A. Den
merry & Co, IL barrels lamp chimneys; Burns,
Church & Hancock, hogshead crockery; Hall,
Luhrs & Co., Sc tierces hams; Booth Il Co, 100
cases condensed milk; W. Davis, ? boxes sad
dlery hardware; Kirk, Geary 4 Co, 95 boxes
bottles.
For Dixon-H. Roher, box hams.
For Stockholm. T. HickenbOtham, ! bundle
and sets wheels, box adjustable awnings,
boxes hardware; Buhachr Producing Company,
l box hardware; Changers Union, ! box hard
ware. 81 wheels; r. w. Tulley, l box sheet
music, box clothing; W p. Miller, 40 bundles
springs.
For Woodland-Aaron Meek. ! box drugs.
For Galt-C. Warner, bundles and crates
wheels
For Gridley-S. Pease organ
For Downieville-2 boxes maple sugar.
For Marysville-S. H. Bradley, buggies
For Chico-W. z. King, barrels syrup; Itch
ner, Burnham d Co, eases shoes.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

HoJAvE, June 27th.-Passed Mojaye to-day, Il
arrive in San Francisco tomorrow George
Campbell and wife Mrs. N. c. Eskeu and child
Miss May Heintract, San Francisco; l.. II
Traitor, West Point; K. NJ. Frank, New Orleans
a. l.. Schroeder A. Heinelman, San Francisco
c. Voss San Francisco; Henry Fisher, Sacra
mento; &. Ginnochio, Yuma Morris Feintuck
San Francisco; f. Sanguinette, Yuma; NJ. A.
Boyd and wife, San Francisco; E. L. How and
wife, Painsville, Ohio; o. B. Young, A. Poet and
wife, San Francisco; William Beckman and
wife, Sacramento; James l. Felter, San Fran
cisco; Miss Z. Felter, San Francisco; G. Hergler
John s. Carr, Charles Deter, II. II. Chase, W A.
Fox, r. p Sutlife A. C. Lee, F. Roth, F B.
Granger and lady, Los Angeles; c. E. Weintract
Mrs. H. Weintract, Miss Katie Weintract, Sacra-
lnento; n. Schwartz, Napa; w. C. Duran, John
]. Hoskins, &. T. Young and wife, George Stutz
Geo. C. Rouse, c. Flach, J. P. Everts, p Liesen-
field, G. II. Evering, san Francisco; J. b. Buck
hart and prisoner, San Bernardino; f. W. Lin
field, Boston, Miss N James, Oakland c. T,
Paul Napa.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
department one-Armstrong, Judge

FRIDAY, June 27th.
In the matter of S. II. Pugh, insolyent debtor
Ordered that the report of the referee nc af-
firmed, unless the insolvent pay the costs of the
reference within twenty days from the entry
hereof; and in the event he does pay the same
then that the report and proceedings before the
referee be set aside. Insolyents counsel ex-
cept TO the ruling
Malinda Billiard vs.. R F. B. Bullard-Decree
granted, with attorneys fees, fixed at s75 and
costs of proceedings.
Kittie Z. W. Barry VS.. Jerome Bsrry-Decree
of divorce granted plaintiff.
Gus. Swanson W. Lena Swsnson-Decree Of
divorce granted plaintiff
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THE Pay Car has not arrived, but the
California Market has plenty of meat for
you, and no thanks to the Wholesale
Butchers Monopoly. For to-day and Sun
day, veal, lamb, mutton, beef, pork and
sausage-the cheapest and best Nick
CLAUS q HauseE, Second street, bet. | and =
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SWITCHES made ont of combing, roots all
one way. Hair work of every description
done to order. | have in stock choice lot
of the latest designs in hair ornaments, hair
nets and hairpins. Montague hair curls
Just out. Mrs. G. f. Aaron, Occidental
Hair Store 81 ] street
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


NV June ~ 1901 -.
June u, 1SSi-John H. Magelitz to Oliver
Saunders-East half of section IS, township
north, range7 east; 81 ,425
June p, lSs4-Capital Savings Bank TO T. W.
Sheehan-Lots 8, 6, and S, U and V, Twenty
first and Twenty second streets; s., 500.
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OCCIDENTAL HAIR STORE, 521 J STREET
Mrs. g. f. Aaron, importer and manufact-
urer of human hair goods. A full assort-
ment of all the latest styles in front pieces
and waves made of first quality hair and
superior workmanship constantly on hand. 8
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To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.-Know all
men by these presents that to secure a good
stomach and general healthy condition,
tits necessary TO smoke the Fire Department
Cigars from Mooser, 431 K street corner
Fifth
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CONSERVATIVES, call on your druggist and
get free trial bottle Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery
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THE Picnic SEAsoS.-As an absolute pre-
ventive of oak-poisoning use "Camelline'
for the complexion.
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REMEMBER, our sale continues for only
five days. Cali early and secure bargains,
as our stock must be reduced Farmers
and Mechanics Store
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An Irish lover remarked " It's very
great pleasure TO be alone, especially when
your sweetheart is wild We. "
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The cheapest, clearest and best beer on
the market is the Fredericksburg export.
6. W. Chesley, sole agent.
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SEE our advertisement in to-day's paper
Tor bargains, at the Farmers and Mechan-
les Store, 924 street, near Tenth.
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Business Advertisements.
Weinstock Il Lubin-Mgratory.
Jersey Cow-FOr Sale.
First-claSs Residence-For Sale.
Sweetser d Alsip-Money to Loan.
Money to LOan.Chas. K. Parsons.
Wanted-Board and Lodging in Private Fam
5ly.
For Sale-Stylish Horse.
Wanted-A Packer at the Red House
Chas. Lunn-Piano Tuner
A Complete Printing 0ffice-H A. Weaver
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GEMS Canton flannel and white lean
drawers, % cents. Red House.
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MIGRATORY.

during the weeks will likely find
many things TRAVELLING EQUIP
Camping
be things CLOTHING
which will add the comfort and of
journeing
FASHIONABLE GOODS FOR BOTH LADIES' AND
MEMS DRESS WEAR showing bright attractions and fresh
bought hands,
wi an apprecable fec n lowering prices,
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FREDERICKSBURG KAISER BEER.-This is
the best brewage of genuine lager ever pro-
duced. Julius StrutZ, 1920 Fourth street,
deals il out ice-cold at cents.
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BoeToE baked beans and brown bread at
Pacific, 100 J ST. every Sunday morning. =
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SPLENDID values III chiliren's and misses
bingham dresses, nicely trimmed with
Torchon lace embroidery and inserting,
70 cents and 81 go Red House
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Every lady can look young and attractive
with a Capitol wave, to be had only at the
Occidental Hair Store, 81 street.
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r. A. ROSE,

A RTESIAN WELLBORER. AGENT SAN
N Francisco Tool Company. Turbine Pumps
for Drainage and Irrigation of any capacity.
Wells of any size and to furnish any amount OF
water.
No. 9O4 X street., Tm24 4ptfl Sacramento.
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HARRY BERNARD,
AMERICAN LAUNDRY

OFFICE: SAWTELLE'S BOOKSTORE, NOS.
70s and 10 street Orders left at office or
principal Hotels promptly attended to.
iel4ip4m s. B. COOLEY, Proprietor.
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LADIES and childrens fancy bordered
cambric handkerchiefs, 8 cents children's
lace collarettes, 5 cents lace bibs, cents !;
children's fancy paasols, % cents. Red
House
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FIVE thousand yards good calico, at 4
cents per yard; 500 pairs ladies' fine kid
worked button-hole shoes, for only 81 80,
at the Farmers and Mechanics Store, 924
street, opposite the Plaza.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
Metropolitan Theater-" Hearts of Oak"
Richmond Grove-AfteTnoon and evening.
Attention, Democrats, this evening.
S. Gottlieb, for Sheriff,
Riverside Sabbath school, tomorrow.
New Council Chosen Friends tonight.
Card of Thanks-S. E. Hosmer
Sunset Parlor, N. s. G. W., this evening.
Caledonians, this evening
Auction Sales.
By Sherburn & Smith, at 1890 \. N, to-day
BY Bell X Co. at TO A. NJ to-day
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Auction SALEs.-Beil & Co. viii sell
AZ auction at 10 4. n. to-day, at their
salesroom, Eighth and K streets, work
horses, farm wagon, 2 sets double har-
ness, ! set cart harness, open side-spring
buggy Also three-guarter mattresses,
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

ltS ordered ihata LoLyeniion OF tho State be
held at Pa1ker.buig Oh "wednesday, JulyS lseA ~
10 o'clock A. ~. TO Nominate candidates Tor Cover.
nor, s,a.u Superintendent Of FiGo tchools, AUDI.
tor, Treasurer, attorney -aenctal, and tno Juuyer
OF the sup,sme Court Of Appeals, 10 DO voted LOT
n tho general election 10 b. held on tho tecoud
Tuesday OF October noAt: and 10 dominate ak
rrrtc entail electors 10 be voted LOT At The plt6
dential election to b. hold OIL the fourth day Of
November next; 70 belect State Ccutrsl commit.
tee, md to ttanact such other business Is may
cume before Eaid Convention.
The Republican electors Of West Virginia afa all
other voters without regard 10 pshI political hhliA.
toas. who are oppo:ed 10 the coune Of tho Demo-
cratic Administra,ion Of this state In creating =
debt III violation Of the express ptoyiloni Of our
Coustilutiun 70 the oppressive RseaHmeuu Illegal.
" In posrd upon The people; to the unequal aud
bu,o ersone taxation caused by the supplemental
svessueu. order Of the pIeAent standardization; al
who isyor tho lowest taxation compatible with the
hubble la,eres,; Of eleyn,lug and dlsniiyirg Amer.
lean Labor; protecting and extending home indus'
tries; giving ice popular education 10 tho nAheS
oil The People; securing i1ee suffrage and Al honest
ntlug cf ballots: efec.uAily protecting all hu.
usa rights In every section Of our common coun-
t1y; and who deslfo 70 promote iEteadly feeling
and permanent hsrmsny throughout the 6nte ~
maintaining Stats and Government pledged 10
these objects md principles. are cordially invited
to attend this Convention and participate Ia Ia de-
NbesauonS. ar ..#
We would recommend to County Committees
carly action In tho matter CT holding county meet.
inss Tor the purpose OF appointing delegates to the
State Convention, and thu. one delegate Tor ever,
one hundred votes csat Tor Garfield and Arthur he
tho basis Of representation TO the s,ate Convention.
by order Of the state Central Committee.
W. J. ". COwDi.N, Secretary.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

Alexander Il. Stephens library, which
cost him $4,000, has been sacrificed 10,
$500. s'5. -
The Gospels have been translated in tho
CoreAn langusge through tho effor Of
Rsv. NJ. Ross, Il Presbyterian missionary.
Milton's Bible haa found its way Into tho
British Museum. 1t contains the dates Of
the birth OF his children In tho poet's
handwriting.
The Italian soldier M:sdea, who murder
cd ak OF his comrades, was shot in the
back at Naples, according 10 the terms OF
his sentence, on June q. 2l1 4, q l,i
An attempt is making in the South to
increase the cultivation Of pom.yranates,
by showing that tho trees will yield about
$4,000 lruit 10 an acre, aud yield gross
return in money Of over 500. ~ 3
d.. Nlsmsyer gives this advice to lsaiee:
"Thirty deep inspirations taken every
morning In pure atmosphere, and no lac.
ing, will do more for the color oil your
che.ka than tumbler Of ehaly baaso or
dose oil iron pills" y. y. (, a SsE,if
In kancas q trick to evatie the liquor
Law ia to have an obecure room stocked with
drink, and give keys to all customers.
They en,er at pleasure and get their drink,
dcpositing the cash in a box, No one ii
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QUE v.1N 81. ,,t,.t,rm-s

A Good Word lor tho orchestra md n
.Gpa0 Hnsse.iian 10 ihs Public,
To The Editor q tti InteGieAcu.
siR:-l find tia: | annotrepress my en-.
ttuslasm evtr tho splendid programme
given ua last Saturday night from the Capi:
sol esplsnade. /; was the bes. selection
yet given and was rendered in the beet
style OF our icimitsble Opera HOUSE ban6.
Toe baud "ssrnck it rich" in in!erspars;pe
their programme With some Of the I'D
familiar aira, each as "Old Folks at Home II
The Soldiers Dream" "Sslec,iops Irom
Southern Plantation Souae," &c. The crit.
ci'us OF tho vast audience present wave
almost universally in favor OF this new DE-.
psrture. We thus. tho band will "kepp
doing so"; the experiment has corsainIy
struck the popular chord. - =
Aad now, Mr. e iitor, if you will permi,
mt, | will offer a single suggestion to the
band one 10 the vas. audience that came
ont to hear the beautiful music, even at thu
riak Of being called q "'carping critic = The
louder and more bois!erous the music. lila
Wsgnet's, for instance, the better sritsd to
out door hretzss and tho confusion nro.
duced BY the buzzirg Of numberless voices.
Take for instance that elegant little gem
Schnbert's Ssrensde,"' and those begitch.
ing melodies from "Froya.ore," in the last
programme, much Ct their plaintiye beantv
was diarelled by the open air and was cru.
CITED in measure, by the hum Of hun.
dreds OF human voices. n ~ : :
The o.her suggestion Is, il thosa present
would con6ne their conversation to ,bs
iaterludes it would add very much to the
beauty Of the music and would be- apn,en;.
ated by those who 40 there to hear. Evan
when the conversation Is carried on in
low tone, these low tones, when multinI;ed
by hundred sud thousands produce a con.
fusion that dis!urbs the malodions bean.
tjes Of the mnsic. But these triainr obsta.
cles will correct themselves ia GOOD time
! vote q unanimous aye on The uroposi.
ton that the open dir concerts are a splen.
did succsss, and give three cheers to our
Council in inaururating them, and three
tines three to our splendid Ooerg Houae
band, the best in thirty eight States. =,
Wheeling, Ju'y14. szs - $1,000 - =
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FITS.

AL Fih stopped free BY d.. Klnea Great Nerve
Restorer. No Flu after alt days use. haryeloui
curce Tretlse and 81 tEial bottle free 10 Fit cases
seno 10 Or. Kline, 95l Arch street philsdclrhia,
ps Cancer Institute, al Arch street, Philadelphia
IA Ga In II :. r...r- t.u o.. = rr'a
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seen to receive the money, hence the great
difficulty Of convictions.

seen 10 receive the money, hence the great
difficulty o! convictions.
In Yves. Cornwall women are commonly
employed ss painters and paper hangers,
the trade from each other without
serving res ular apprenticeship and follow.
Ing |, 40 constantly as dreeamakers Or mil.
llne,s pursus their calling. ~
American farmers are warned Of tho de.
velopmeut In Central Germany OF a small,
active, black bug, which lives on young
beets. It ruins thom ard its devastating
progress Ia moat rapid. Ono peasant pro.
prittor killed 1900 OF these pests wtthtn the
space Of few rode.
Citzars OF Minneapolis rrsiding near the
tase ball grounds In TINT city have applied
Tor a permanent injunction 5gainst The
playing. on the ground thss ytlls ant
howle, proceeding from tho crowd, and ,he
cors,su. obstruction Of the streets, rendel
the games = pablo nulaance, @a'N# }
The PfeSby.e,ian Board 10 planning lare,
things Tor the ncming yesr, having all eadi
appropriated S725, 900 Tor i.s icrslsn work
while a careful es,imsts Of the real need
calls for no Ices than $500 COO. The gen
eral assembly, ut its late meeting w Sara
tosa, Recommended the ralaisg OF S750. 00l
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Precautions Against Nnolern.

With regsrd 10 cholera the authorities
are agreed that it never originates in thit
country; that by stringent quarantine ar
rarSementa strictly observed it is possible
to keep it out Of this country; thss the
simplest preventives are cleanliness, good
ventilation, good water, wholesome food
and don't get scared" IL
Tho very strong probability is that the
terrible dise2ss will come to our Atlantic
coast this simmer. It docs not travel in
the mir, but in ahips and on tho human
peraon. Therefore the creates. danger ID
at the great shipping ports, though the di.
sease may creep in anywhere. Fore
warned, tho whole Atlantic coast is lore
armed, and only criminal negligence will
10. the diseass slip past the quarantine
grounds. Olcs it passes these points il.
will travel with the speed OF the lightning
express wherever the railroad goes, and
thence 1t msy find i.s way anywhere. It
dote noe follow that It will strike every.
where, but every community should he
prepared to resist its advances. S.jo
There is q work for tie public authorities
to do, and work for tho individual. Tho
streets OF Wheeling are very inviting to the
acaveuger in search Of something to DO
It may be that they are in better condition.
than they have been at some other time,
but in all probability We are about to face
an extraordinary time, and it is not too
soon to begin to take advantage Of the
warning. The cesspools will justify exha
watchtulneu. Always likely to be offensive
in hot weather, they are capable OF con
tribnting largely to the danger in time OF
cholera. There should be general feeling
and disiniectirg without any suggestion
from the public authorities, bu. tho su-
thoritiea should see that these esssntisl
matters are not overlooked.
Every householder can contribute to the
general safety. There are few houses in
which there is no defect Of ventilation or
drainage to BE- remedied or promptly coun-
teracted, or in which the health OF the
family will not DO improved by extra
cleaning. At such time there is more
than ordinary need to keep the person
clean and clearly clad. Physicians who
have givea careful attention to cholera rec.
omnsnd frequent changes Of clothing aud
that garments worn during the day shall
not DO slept in; that fruits and vegetables
be carefully washed; tha: no change bs
made in diet except greater care to secure
wholesome food, and rigid abstinence from
all excuses. Taese precautions are well
to take at apy time, and II the cholera
comes will help to make It less deadly ard
OF shorter duration.
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~ DO nor like thee. Dr.. Fell.
M .uuua. anl.u 1 "a Anhl lall

I! has often been wondered at, tho bad
odor this oit.quoted doctor WAS Ia. Twas
probably because he. bsiug one Of the old.
school doctors, made up pills rs large % bull.
lets, which nothing but sff ostrich could bolt
without NAUSEA. Hence the dislike. DR.. T.
Y, Pierces "Plessant purgaiiyc PsllslS' are
surar.costed and no larger thnn bird.shot,
and are quick 10 do their work. For all de-
rangemsnts Of the liver, bowels and stomach
thay ure snenihc. ,tF-r.Et.D5 Il. $50.
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I,-rrlr -. Eaf,-- sIrrIs
Puutshiug Debtors In Chlup.

lDeshoG HNa!d, EET.I 3I7 NI.1|
Whether during the recent Ohlnese les.
tlval the gods privileged tho commisslon Of
acts OF barbarity II would DO difficult to
say, but It 10 only too certain that the pun
iahmsnt administered 10 petty debtors hss
been Of tho most atrocious description.
Only a few days ago q native who had IT.
cured debt Of $500 cssh WAS caught by
bis creditors and dragged 10 tho ordinary
place Of summary punlshmsnt, whom the
modus opsrandi wis first the gougtns Of
bis eyes from their sockets, and than de-
priying the unfortunate fellow Of bis tongue,
which was literally rooted out, lHs
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l,nnEinn,a Arnirn NAlxn.

:
Tho best satys tu the world fer Guh, BruiSes,
Sores, Ulcers, Balt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tettsr,
Chsppsd Hands, Chilbla,a. Corns, and oil
Skin EruptionB, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. II IL guaranteed 10 giys
perfect satislaclon, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. q i,a,. Ut s.tsepi
For sale nv Tn9sn h ~. --,.t lM
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Actual not Constructive Contempt. q
Waco, tn, Letter IN Fort Hsra osSm. II
During the Argument in the Civil Cour
Yesterday two opposing lawyers quarreled
and threw chairs At each other. aud crap
Med. The Court Aued them 500 each.
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DIED.

TAPpAN-rn TUESDAY, July 18th, at 1:l5 AM,
J Fh.Sk, infant son OF ). ]. and J. 9. Tappau,
Eged seven Mesfa m Ui... gti,sa Ntg1-
funetai ssrvi 81 thlt "wednesday morning. At 10
O'Clock, At the residcnce Of Mn. 8. X, thAruock.
fhsnds VI tho family FRS invited to attend. Ia.
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