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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-21

rot,Bea Special: II IL reported tEe rsbsls
Nave earfnrsd SinETt, and the cahsaet has been
Summoned IN counciI 10 disenss tAe Egywtian
ru,sstson. Official dispatches confirm the re-
r,art ~ sMa eapsgIrs az Sinka1 THE cabinet ara
nafnfi1Ilv Impressed TT is p-55abse sEIt large
rainfsrcementg, arsoSs and marines VIII De mn
mesIiataEy dispatched TO Egypt
a correspondent as Saakfna selegrsphs. At
Eust the heroic garrison E &tlEas hae been
bszteheresA For a fortnight they had been eat
fnr rnots and bearea. ID WA 4 feeble band M
deed which nERds q sorse to die anada rebel
hcraes. Tewak Eey hast harargrsed his men,
saving If Ihey dli Hnt die dghsIng they nighs
save themselves, but by remaining they must
liz frrzm hangar in n few d1vA Flight s1E INA
pos~ibLs. TIE men TINS an1mafetS WIN Tewik
Eeyss sriris destroyed the n.A
Sarv stalres. and exploded the
naaSrxzfnsa. filed tkefr pouches to the utus0as
with cartridges and nsEUed tort. 600 sfr0ng
against tie reaela. 0Hnan Dlgnaa's horaes
rushed 10 the attack Tewhk BeY ami his men
fsughs nphfY for d Lnng time. They reFaLsed
every attempt to break their ranks Finally
superior numbers pTevaIled, and with a tire
ussnsEous rrush the rebels burst through one OF
die SIDES of the Egyptian square. A. general
Esaasaera ensured. add noe q soul escaped Ae-
e8rSifng to- cha laaeat reports there were only
four sIek naen 1aable ts tKka part In the
sgrtfs- and were spared BY the rebels Before
tss s0rtie q rebel Sl1eEEh approached SEakas
and summoned weik Bey "a surrender, snyIag
his Esa SHOULD bs spared. The garrison an
swerad defianGlF, FavilElag the rebels. During
the z0rtie Eae women anal children followed IN
the rear a hrgs Rnnher Of rabahs were killed
rebels are now nfasHiRg Ia the Vicinity OF
Ssrakira. Tia Snkat enrtIngant having i0Ined
che naain body The attack On Saakina - be-
EarRs4 imminent The Bgitzsls nzIrlisSera Is Cairo
teIegr1Dha that after the batIIe the rebels en-
tered Sfnkar and put every one to the sword
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-21
An

Edmund Yates in The World (LonI

61A4u0 AaLc4 IN TIE WuEAa NAAS
Whether tina Americans ~learnetl
from Dickens or not. I en- te7
that they hare admirable Eotion|
how Christmas should be kept
only Christmas Day I passed IN Ans.
was in rs, in the half burnt city olo
cago. just q year after the grest
Which i had reached on q sledge =
being showed up for foyty-eight y
in n drit bv the town or ST. Jcsepn'
the Michigan Lake shore. At the u
ner House. then the best hotel "a
place, we had high jinks- I passed
morning with Charlotte eastman, J
was playing q wonderful enEagemea
Meg Mer-ilies at McVicker's Thes
and the evening with q spjz1s
medium named Foster wh0 hsz cfe'
q sensation In London by Ehos
names written in blood on his bare
and with hanky-panky. but wn
whole bag OF tricks failed with
Foster said / wasn't .ssympathet
| think he was right. And I kn0s !
what ! learned on my return 90 !;
York that toe Christmas FESTIVITIES
which | had hseii hidden ia this ps
attest and most nospitahla OF cities '
OF the cheeriesx kind.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-21

county an townShfp nasv
elaborate statiatical ta5s1
results aKe collected.
formulated with utter inds
to labor and c8st. wFsn $50
Srztion for the ignorgn~s I
conFerd@ncss Of the resde. /
bias and maps are all erssss
way.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-21
The Most Perfect Census The
World Has Seen.

from q "a urdAy Review.
The tenth census Of the United States
was the most perfect. the largest on scale
The most minute and accurate In detail.
the fullest Of varied information, tina.
the world had yet Its records
promise TO be fully worthy the work.
Every detail is given in liz proper place:
Tie economical history Of every State.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-21
M.ss fSs9 MILE f9TEN.

M[UW AK NIf4 AMAZE g0Nfull WlI1 a eA.AtNk 3tOEA 0A
s 1870 y - - - 80 1sua Tsa
aviz,r;u.,. rTaes ~ hyva;nesE : graiuerd TAa
nwrr-.+s-. .ru q - - Hart.
sa~ III n Firenels w M RArrlsv M III seeIvs.
ri NJ Movers, d Hsrtieys r. d Thompson
= y Inn aud q 3 saeepsrs AZ o. sTaansra.
Alao Articles O. incorporation oI ns wesssra
tas1rs wiz hss.zsuarSsrs n Fgrrsrs FaIIs aad 1
eanitsf sfnci eF S11 a05. with tho limit or la
hilIfaes OF &Ie,G00 The iaEnrParaf9rs ara
James Compton. g WaE1ea9s 4 Sraarnr
vr.ssn ard n n e1sTnent MI az Farrls FaIls.
Also -artacIes sf the Northwestg .Endawment
and Legacy associaii0n. OF alnnesg1A 1ha
prineipal place OF business ~ Ead wing ana
the cb5ect the Earltuxl protection and relief OF
Aisnl1elA
me talSW1Eg someone's on ssaensrs lnnsi
tufss has heeh arranged for March, Enssn2fr
GarabridgA, March TO- Lyon, Marshall, March
~ Ls,ans MATslaas Marcn vFglnassp enas nss n
~ aratsm Msrrh sa- TacEson.
Marrh az Fillmore. LanesSurD. March 3T.
Hennepins Excelsior, March 81; Stevens, Nor
Rrs. Mach 81.
~ rruh,r,f
Ans 800 ssh-l4t eonia41'1e = nc Iao,-L.
sag Z $50 g -. :.
- ~. -. - - -
- - - TTs-s - 81
WTrr- F,r~sb afsr-;.t srTrrnanorSa- Fiefh 5sa-
trsr4 Es,sgus FaIIs rSa ahinrt ~ rEese9 meet-
Tsvs ~ y, afnav4.a TIA rMrsrsL enu,sstirr ce tba
ugrhr rn5 80 80 mrnn rnTsar+s ~ engar,s+taes an
rps.sIr~sra -, tBts r,,~5 tAoTnrsySS arrarfsssi.
~ n.vrna Ant enrrnfi.s. and IN PTrhibiFor csIe-
brafis,ns an Tbs Fourth ar JuIr TheT VII per-
eset tba orranixatisn 81 rhs dssrssers By the 40
poinfnlen5 az . central enaszaass, and elect
s@eaEy asiesaIss = : STATE conferences. s1E5ees
rnsn ~ r5ss,sITe SeI~systss - tbes rassnraT SON.
gnns,e, - - bsbT - pse4asS,r~ir ~ TLeaa
VIII - r,aaa nrasf,sra ~ M ,Es14SS+s S,;uAa NC
faTnr u5enep,fen n%9IisSeaT antians
The Maryrs;s "a Morpa has, nurrAasaE the
rYraka srrtie sfaras 81 ga ps.rr i, be ad,5eJ -
-. - - - -.
- $3.50 A9eA''ss - uIssssa
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-21

TO LABOR and cost. wrEka 49,
SrzfrSn for sne ign0rsnes
conFen1ence OF the resdes
Dlss and maps are all exeah
vsy.
-
Unce EOMdemn@d 10 "
Fsom the New Yckssua
Ioh.n RnvEa
h.-.-I:- rxv-Tv- 0eatea
aourRY Va
killing an on er, and he y.
confinement he was MAJ !.
by q former crgnrzda = q
tsan va,svs . 49,.
L~LaT~--I ns Y
aASps - atSEFTsr
clsys FEARING 10 - suppcssd
Noui0 De rearrestsd and ~
nad reiaEivea living In New
Drotner o. nis 10 an empIos,
road IL Jersey City. Re
nvlBg under "a assumed ~
West, ani n1As written 10 M
mere ~ reg1lsx intervals Tia
letIer from nira LAST week Z
then WORKING As . miner !.
5utte, Iot.r IN the mine whss
2AtFous exptos!oa occurred m
liz frsAAlvcs Deiiev5 ne wRs
Ely VICTIMS OF that disaster.
boyd was member Of PEI
reglmens In Gsn- ID. Wsmf
az W~nL2msDurgr Va, In ls&]
detaiied 90 one OF the proyux
THAT place under Lieut. w. W.l
w&s popGsar yoaag Offices.
Der -, 1908. ne ordered Bore
rest for REORGANIZATION AMI &
contiuct. 6oyie "a as angsf 4
musAes ana sllos me onleer 4
was arrested Arled convicted
fenced 10 DC hanged. Some
me proeeedhngs Drought The d
as exeelllon 20 February III
was eonnneu IN Foft Maggadet
nlxnE o. reUruary he escaped
l0rt ana 70 trace OF aim could
Ine guard on dity az the
convicted OF bsfng party - e.
was snos-
lie nearest approach to Rics
Inc early part o. .Sd4 1y any >
tue 1nion army Ma made BY
mana OF Cea. WisIar from
nurgn, when " ABOUT sixty nj
hicnniond. WlstaIs iorces
tne peninsui3 @hien AcL1elIaa
hal rendered famous. While
OF the Potoanac Was 'oniroatel
EaDad.n oy the forces Of Gen
part OF tns peninsaSa cesween
O1rgn &nd richmond Was %
rebel soldiers snAr the cirenms
clted no mike comment n WIsa
EeDei deseTters ADD Uaa0a
from hicoInond nFougns the o.
lnaf the ctsy MAS airn0Ns {
Ten. Histar believing tksaf 0y
dasa Win . s1ncsent
c0nid surprise the r6Del can.ss
SET the prisoners In Laooy 2
IAstAs Tn1ndsT Tree, sieze y
Ourn the rsllro&d oriige over !
river ana nold the Key 20 tns
sent MAJ EoWafua and Serxeans
TWO daring scouts, 20 OBTAIN 9
.r0os OF the SITUATION 10 kienn
Iney ensered the reoel Ant
turned Win q rsp0rt that tne
me e1tys defencSsess c0faGi'
true, the only force there cea
Iy EQUIPPED detachment o. f%I
AZ q czonEaaaa o. war &C wntsl ~
Ing 0fncerS 0f the cJmMA
snr. Cen NEears plan Tor
isIeh 0nd wzs approved. ~
81 20 begin he En0veIMesE on
,. NistaT advanced with ne
YORK m0rnted infantry the
Eleventh pennsylvania regln
ne District OF Columbia rel
:avalry. They marched 70
on the GhlckAn0msny, u
niles. where they camp@d Tor
During the night NEstAr was
st reporte brought from the pa
Iong hines OF reoei troops =
loWn 10 the 0pposAte 0Ank ~
and taxing posltlo
.sarthwerks thrown up be Gen
an during his campaign on TN
When morning broke the Unl
Iound themselves enfront0d D
superior force OF the enem,
once opened IRE on the I'm
Wk3&AT Saw GLA1 Ills pt&8k@
A
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-21
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Il and not fee
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Cal. "Consci
dying almos.
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they tine ceased. 4
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sred. He hy1
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en at his beds
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the hymn.
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sick tt
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6g in the mem y
Ibis theory Is
kre not commd
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-21

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that e
from Catarrh
Ahere is ever
lake the mo:
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Daily Argus
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-21
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-21

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bulbs woul
Fs the only
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-21

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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A. J. Bump, Of CORTLAND, is in the city.
Chief of Police Pumyea Of Oakland was in the
city yesterday
J. W. Houston spent New Years whiting his son
Fred at CORTLAND.
Mrs. Edwin X. Alsip and daughter are visiting
friends at Rio Vista.
Mrs.Fred Schmidt, of this city, is visiting Berkeley
the guest Of her cousin, Mrs Eliza Clark.
Mrs J. H. Ostello, of Benicia, has been visiting
her mother in this city, Mrs. G. w Davis.
The Misses Gutenberger left for San Francisco
yesterday. They will be absent several days.
Ex-Sen ltor John Conness Of Boston, will arrive
in California to-day by way Of the Southern Pacific.
E Scheunert, brother of II. s. Schunert, of this
city, is visiting the latter. The first is resident Of
HermosillO, Mexico.
T. }. Yount, who has been remaining at Yount-
vile for several months past has returned to his
home Mt Pleasant, Ia.
Miss Cora Vanderpool, of Plymouth, Amador
county, Tor several days past has been whiting Sac
Iamento, the guest Of Mrs. II. S. Turner.
F. L. Richmond, for a long time employe Of A.
a. Van VOORHEES, & Co, of this city, has accepted
position with hsin IL Winchester, at San Francisco.
The La Gate Club gave en- invitation party at
Turner Hall Tuesday evening. 1t was attended by
the elite of the city and was every respect grand
affair
T. H. Goodman, General Passenger Agent, and j.
c. Stubs, General Freight Agent of the Contra
PaClhc Kallro2d, passed through asst evening" on
their way to Chicago.
On New Years day at st. Rose Church, Rev.
Father Grace officiating, Patrick Sheedy united
in marriage with Mamie W. Smeethurst. In the
afternoon the happy couple left for San Francisco
on their bridal tour
At the State House Phil LeaheY, Single
Springs; J. II. Coyle, John Doone, F. Sales,
George NORMAN, city; o. Sanders. Costumes; L.
c. Bilups, Ltkeport Miss Jennie Harrington, Wall
Station; Miss Fletcher Lincoln +. Pointer, ClarkS-
vile 4. B. Dodd John O'Neil, f. McNamee, Sandy
McItea, b. D. McRea, Folsom J. b. Bradford, W.
b. Bradford, Franklin; Francis Wise, A. johnson,
Walnut Grove; n. II. Gilgev, Plymouth; 4. Stephen
son, Elk Cove; Homer Knight, Portland; w. II.
Tuisbury, G.. 81. LeBoton, Pino; F. N SAWYER,
George 7. Snow, jim BrowD Gait John Felis, Mrs.
John Pumyea, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday :
f. J. Ho t, Eureka, Cal; c. f. Van Horn, agent
Zamloch William J. Hamilton, ST. Helena ; Mrs
William Johnston, Miss Belle Johnston, Miss Matte
Johnston, William A. Johnston, James Whitcomb,
A. Wallace, Thomas Daily, Richland Angus Nc
Leod, Hawthorn, New; W. II. Spragg, a. O. Savage
Mason Nalley John Hochheimer, Cincinnati W.
II. Smith, Binghamton; Crawford Cox, city; J.
King, New York W. c. Pomfret, st. Louis; C.. r.
Gre ne, Yolo county j. II. MckuDe, Sacramento :;
J. W. Smith, C. W. Wi son, f Merriheld and wife,
San Francisco L. j. Walker, Casa Grande, a. T..
c. II. Swift and wife, Oakland G. II. Mendell, Miss
J. HarChett, San Francisco.
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WEI DE MEYER

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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-03

Sacramento, December 31-By Rev. J. Q. A. Henry,
at the Tt sdence OF the brides parents Peter A.
Yaeger to Emma Reed, both of Sacramento
Sacramento, January Patrick Sheedy to Mamie
W. SmithuTst.
Sacramento, January BY Rev. DR.. Charles Taub-
ner, at the residence Of Mrs Magdslen, Charles
Edward Dieterle 10 Ida Pietfinger
Near Reuters Station, Sacramento county, Janu-
a1y by Rev. }. Q. A. Henry, Mt the residence
of the brides parents, John j. Hanlon to Kitte
Studarus, both OF Reuters.
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NOTICE..

YUyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Capital Gas Company, for the
election OF Directors for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of such business as may be brought
before the meeting, win be held at the office Of the
Company, in the city of Sacramento, on MONDAY,
the 2lst day of JANUARY, 1854, at y o'clock N.
del-is.d [B. CT C. Il. CUMMINGS, Secretary.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Observation-Disclosures tonight.
Metropolitan Theater-M Managers benefit.
Fifty dollars reward for safe-robters.
Stated Meeting Washington Lodge, F. and A. NJ
Dwelling house for sale.
Sacramento TiVoii-Turner Hall.
Buildings to let.
Pioneers this Aforementioned notice.
Wanted-A girl cook.
Scotch terrier lost.
Chosen Friends-JOint installation.
-Brae-Friday evening.
NOtlce-ScOfleld & Teyis.
Turn Yerein masquerade.
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DIED.

Drytown. January Jos. c. Williams, native of
New Hampshire, II years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the Depot upon the arrival of the 2:2O train this
afterneon.l
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BORN.

Sacramento, December 2s-wife of W. H. Carpen-
ter, daughter.
Sacramento, January l-Wife of d. H. Harov, a
sou. (san Francisco and Boston papers please
cOpy.)
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-03

WHEN all other remedies fail, then try DIR.
Kings New Discovery for CONSUMPTION.
Trial bottles free.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-03
THE SACRAMENTO PosroFFIcE.

The following interesting statistics have
been gathered at the Postofhce, and shows
by Uncle Sam in this city:
Received from sales Of stamps, 1882 1888.
nnsfal cards slammed enYel-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-03

The following is a statement of the number
of letters postal cards, etc, delivered and
collected by the carriers. The first column of
figures gives the totals for the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1888 twelve months; the sec
ond column gives the totals for six months,
from July to December 80, 1883:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-03

THE finest Bourbon whisky in the market
is Simmono Nabob. Don't forget to ask your
druggist and grocer for it. Recommended by
the best physicians everywhere. For medi-
cal and family use nothing to equal it.
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McCreary'S
PATENT
ROLLER
FLOUR !

~ MocREARY & co. HAVE AN ALL,
I j.RoLLER FLOUR MILL, with a capacity of
4JO barrels per day. 1t is the only Roller Mil,
north of San Francisco. We guarantee Nc
Cseary's Patent Roller Flour 10 be the
Choicest Flour Made In the state. All we ask
is that YOU buy sack Of your Grocer and try it,
and you will be convinced that McCREARY'S BEST
Is THE BEST s22 4pu
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READ price list of goods 10 Red House ad
vertisement.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-03
PILES! PILES )!

ri DHturine, The Eclectic
ST Il Pile Remedy, never fails
~ x& to cure Blind, Bleeding, Itching
1870 or Protruding Piles. Instant
SSSfsssseY relief and d permanent cure
guaranteed. Price, S100 per
Bottle. Sent everywhere by express, on re-
ceipt of price in stamps. @. F. RICHARDS
x CO., Agents, 42I L 429 Ssnsome street, San
Francisco, Cal.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-03

VISIT the great sale Of dry goods going on
at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-03
MARRIED.

CONE and see the bargains you can now get
in dry goods st the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-03
Auctions.

Poznanskys sale this morning, 70S street.
Bell & Co, Saturday, Eighth and X streets.
Simmons 4 Co, Monday, Arnold property.
sadness Advertisements,
COppin's Furniture Store, 725 X street.
OsbOrns Wood and Coal Yard.
Mechanics Store Dress goods.
Red House Great sale.