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ADVERTISEMENT MENTOR.

METROPOLITAN Tonight Drink"
Tivol- Tonight Child Of the Regiment"
Standard Museum street. near Fourth.
II Dorado Lodge, l. o. y. F.-Funeral notice.
sunny rooms can be procured OF Strobel
Knights OF Sherwood Forest-This evening.
Military Election Friday evening, April 4th.
Wanied-A packer at Mechanics Store.
Rising Star Rebekah Degree Lodge-Funeral no
-ice.
Notice % Contractors Board OF Supervisors.
Furnished Rooms-l427 Eighth street
Notice 10 Creditors Estate of Charles S. Brad
ford.
Farm FOR Sale-luquire Of Strobel.
Man Wanted Wages so per month.
Certificate Vi PartnersbiP-Ju!iusK aplan Il Co.
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Sacramento, March BY Rev. 7. S. Dunn. Lyndall
Miller, OF Stockton, to Clara E. Dayton, OF this
city.
Woodland, March Capt. W. Thomas to X. C.
Vanderbilt.
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BRACKETS AT COST

KvAsEs AT COST PICTURE FRAMES AT
y Cost, JEwELKY at Cost DOLLS at Cost
MiRROSS and EASELS at Cost Everything in
these lines of goods must he sold during the month
OF March, As desire to put in 4 new line OF goods.
Agent f1r White, New Home and other standard
Sewing Machines. Agency for Gibbs Hug Patterns
and Universal Perfect Fitting Paper Patterns,
stamping. W. a. STEPHENSON, SOC street.
ia7-3ptf
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80 DAYS TRIAL.
LOOK! READ THIS.

nc. n. WEST, AM ~ 75I1ro
the inventor, pat Y. IL VS. -
tntee and owner OF the 4 ~ ~ =@-SA
s0-called DR.. Hornet $sSleCTpn Nf nIchI Bell n
Belt" and to any ont t1Sr11II f,ess-ftt/
preferring this belt | \~S5SSS5 p EStel&
will sell il for $40. But -
have discarded it, because of its defective elecri-
cal construction for my rev Improved Belt, which
will CURE ALL DISEASES WITHOUT MEDI-
CINE. Best and most scientific in the world Has
taken all premiums Price, SO. Sent c. q. D. or
for cash. Send for circular to O. n. EST, $50 Mar
ket street, below Kearny, San Francisco Cal.
KIRK, GEARY a CO., Druggists,
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FOR Sal. c: .

SS,O00.-one story and Basement Dwelling 10
rooms; bath and gas ; lot, 40x160, with stable
for six horses. viii exchange for country
property.
81 600. -Two-story Dwelling or rooms lot 40x
100; Seventh street, between Q aud K.
81 2O0.-Two story Frame Dwelling; lot, sOx16O ::
northwest corner Tenth and D streets. This
is a bargain.
81, 70O-A new two-story Frame Dwelling, south
west corner of Eighteenth and streets.
s. 000.-Two-story Frame Dwelling and Barn; an
elegant lot, S3xl60 situate on j street.
1900. Two Frame DwelliRgs-one on o street,
and one the alley between Sixth and
seventh-rent for 81 per month; lot, 4ox16o.
5000 full lot, s0xI6O; north side street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth.
81, 500.-onc Block of Land, between 9 and r,
Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets.
ELEGANT BUILDING SITE, 160x160, on the north
east corner Of Seventeenth and II streets.
This is the only lot OF that size left on II street,
from Seventh to Twentieth, and will be sold
reasonable. Would sell 100xl60.
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BRIEF NOTES.

Two carloads of immigrants arrived last
night.
A new sidewalk is being put down in front
Of Odd Fellows Temple, on X street.
The Supervisors advertise for proposals for
repairing the front of the Courthouse.
A light fall of rain was noticeable about II
o'clock last night, and later it became heavier.
The Leavitt European Speciality Combine
ton went down to San Francisco yesterday
morning.
The Eureka, Jr., Baseball Club beat the
Knickerbockers Sunday afternoon by q score
of II to y.
Nine chickens were stolen Saturday night
from the premises of 2. Cummings, Thir-
teenth and F streets.
A mushroom of immense proportions
about foot in dismeter-is exhibited at the
Restaurant de France.
The Kiralfy Excelsior Company, of sew
enty-nine persons, came through from the
East last evening, en- route for San Francisco.
A branch of the Standard Museum has
been opened on J street, near Fourth, where
attractions and illusions are presented at e
low price of admission.
The electric light companies are pushing
operations very theoretically just now. and
the indications are that both will be able to
light up before the close Of the week.
The case of Charley All Sing. for murder,
will come up for hearing in Department One
of the Superior Court this morning. The
special venire of forty Jurors will report for
service at 10 M.
The only fear expressed by farmers of Sac
rsmento and Y olo counties is that the grain
may obtain TOO rank growth. The recent
Al
fetal in this respect, as it had the effect 20
strengthen the roots.
At Woodland yesterday the case Of A. ].
Hall VS.. County Auditor Harling, in which
suit is brought to compel the latter tn sign
visors of that county, was called for hearing
in the Superior Court.
A rumor was circulated in Chinatown yes
terdsy that dispatch had been received an.
nouncing big fight at Stockton, in which
half dozen or more Cinnamon had been
killed, and there was much anxiety mani
tested by the Celestials in consequence, until
later in the day, when it was sscertained
that there had not been ANY such affray as
reported.
Several Sacramentans interested in mill
tary matters purpose attending the competi-
tive drill to take place at the Mechanics
Pavilion, San Francisco, this evening, when
the Second Artillery Regiment will be repre-
sented by Company G, Captain W. G..
Sharpstein the Third Infantry Regiment by
Company G, Captain Henry Levy; and
Company +, Captain NJ. Mccormick. The
Judges will be Brevet- Msjor d. 7. Wells,
Eighth Infantry, U. S. A; Captain j. w.
Dillenback, First Artillery, U. S. A, and
Lieutenant Henry johnson, Jr., Eighth In
fantry, U. S. A.
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a. tIEILBRoN & 5R0

EEThoLEsALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
w Having purchased the City Market, on
street, between Front and Second, from P Herzog,
we shall endeavor to keep tine same supplied win
the BEST OF MEATS. We offer SPECIAL Inducements
to the trsde and being connected with the slangh-
ter-house by telephone, prepared TO take or
ders from A. II. to Pm. Special attention given
to orders from the country. Live Stock bought at
The Highest Market Pricrs. jylo-lm
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METROPOLITAN THEATER.-" Drink" bet
ter known as "LAssommoir," was played
last night for the opening of the season by
Bert's California Theater Company. The
house was very light and the effect was not
stimulating to the company. 1t was well
presented throughout. The absence, because
of illness, Of Miss Harrison, who had been
announced, did not affect the piece, as it is
not dependent upon the part which was taken
by Miss Ward scceptably. james NJ. Ward
made tie delirium scene one of fearful vivid
ness, giving it with melodrsmstic effect that
can only be attained by thoroughly trained
actor of natural ability. Miss Charlotte
little had the leading female part, and it is
but mere justice to say the young lady pre-
sented it with great sweetness and touching
pathos. In physique and voice she is admir-
ably fitted for such a sympathetic character
SIS Gervsise, upon whom the consequent woes
of intoxcation fell with such crushing force.
Miss Bert was successful in n very unpleas-
ant part Harry Marshall read with vigor
and effectiveness worthy Of special note. The
company is a very fsir and evenly balanced
one, and without being very strong is by no
means mediocre, but capable of giving week
Of pleasant entertainments. Drink,
WHICH, is teu pcEsuCo loStuiS ~ uSIab, auu
full of melodrsmatic effects, will be repeated
this evening.
CHILD OF THE REGIMENT. The musical
military comedy of 1.-THE Child of the Rsgi-
ment was produced at the Tivoi last even
ing to crowded house. Miss Ethel Lynton,
an actress of acknowledged merit, took the
difficult character of Josephine. She was
re caivad with nutbursts of apDlauqe and WAS
the recipient of several beautiful floral pieces.
The other characters, some fourteen in num-
Der, were well presented. The character
acting was good, especially that of the great
delinsator of characters, Fernando Fleury.
He is certainly one of the best in his peculiar
line of business. The orchestra, under the
management of Henry Graham, is Grst-clsss.
The same programme tonight and the balance
Of the week
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nnainnas Advertisements

Mechanic5' Store-New spring stock.
J F. Slater, halter 400 J street
). kaplan- Carpets, furniture, etc, sos street
fremont Hotel to be reopened
Mechanics Restaurant-l02l Eighth street
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EXCHANGE FOR
COUNTRY PROPERTY

A MODERNLY BUILT TWO-sTORY -.
"A Frame Dwelling with 10 large airy FL
rooms, with high ceilings, walls frescoeds ~
marble mantels in Parlor, Sitting rooms downstairs
Bedrooms and Sitting-rooms upstairs, Bathroom
with hot water connections, Closets, Panty, Gas
etc. Lot, S0Xl6O, seeded to blue grass, planted 70
choice shrubbery has Stable and Chicken house
block from H-5treet Railroad. and in desirable
and healthy location. VIII exchange for a Farm
Apply to SWEEISEK " AlSIP,
Real Estate Agents No. 10l5 Fourth street, Sacra-
mentO nj
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, March 2lth.-Indications for the
north and central Pacific coast: Partly cloudy
weather and rain South Pacific coast: Fair
weather.
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KNABE Planes FOR BRooKlYS SCHOOLS
The award Of the contract to supply the
Brooklyn, New York, public schools with
twelve planes has been made to Messrs. VIM.
Kaa6e & c., this heipg the entire number
required. The award wss made after test
of merit, the Board Of Education having de-
termined to secure the piano which they be-
lieved to be the best 10 the market, without
regard TO the fIsreuce in price. After q
thorough examination AID comparison, the
Kusbe pianos were unanimously chosen
Baltimore Daily News.
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MARRIED.

CONSUMPTION, Coughs and Colds cured by
DR.. Kings New Discovery. Trial bottle free.
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EvERyBoDY calls for Atlas coffee. Try
the Atlas coffee and be convinced. all
grocers keep Atlas coffee for ssle. Don's be
put off, but try Atlas coffee. Tne best In the
world is Atlas coffee.
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HEAVY Brussels carpet, u cents per yard,
at J kspl8ns, sos J street, between Eighth
and Ninth.
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Two HUNDRED dozen linen towels, a great
! drive, .. 10, u. 10 and 20 cents each. Red
House.
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EXTRA fins values in linen napkins, 80, Is
cents, 81, 81 - and 81 90 per dozen. Req
House.
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We PLACE in stock to-day one hundred and
fifty dozen mems and boys straw cashmere
and fur hats, just received from New York
All the newest styles Of straw hats for sun.
mer wear. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-25
CITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

The meeting of the Board of City Trustees
yesterday morning was one OF more than
usual interest. The ordinary routine OF busl-
ness was lost sight Of in the all-sbsorbing in
terest clustering around the election OF the
Clerk of the City Water-works. For several
weeks past there had been five or six aspi-
rants for the position, which Is worth 81, 5O0
per snnum, and lasts for three years. The
candidates all belonged to the Democratic
marty, They circulated petitions, had them
SIGNED by the best and most influential citi-
zans. from the Governor down, had their
friends interview the Trustees for them, and
did not fail themselves to buttonhole 81 city
father" whenever occasion offered They
were all good men, each well qualified to fill
the position, each backed by influential
friends, and up to the latest moment each
was confident of success. At 10 o'clock the
Board was called to order. After the read
ing of the minutes the Mayor proposed that
they proceed to the election of officers. He
read lengthy petition, signed by a large
number of the citizens of the city. ask
ing the Board to elect A. S. Woods
Clerk of the water-works. Mayor Brown
placed in nomination J. G. Kelly, and
d. F. Beveridge. Trustee Nielsen named
A. S. Woods, and the latter nomination was
seconded by Trustee Gutenberger. Upon
roll call, the Mayor voted for Kelly, and A.
S. Woods received the votes of the Second
and Third Trustees, and was declared
elected. The friends of Beverage and Kelly
denounce the action of Gutenberger, assert
ing that he was pledged to them. The force
at the water works were reelected, az fol
lows: Mark Foster, Chief Engineer; Fred.
Berger, First Assistant; Z. H. Williams,
Second Assistant; and VIM. Council, S. An
derscn and +. Longabaugh, fremeD. In place
of one of the three the Mayor voted ford j.
Shick.
A. Brewer was elected Harbormaster in
place of n. A. Kidder, the Mayor voting for
the latter.
For City Surveyor, L. T. .Bassett was
unanimously e.elected
w. L. Herndon and VIM. Laufkotter were
nominated for the position Of Superintendent
of the City Cemetery. Herndon was unsni.
mously elected.
n. Mccoy and Philip Rumble applied to
be appointed Poundmaster, and the latter
was unanimously chosen for another term of
dogcstching.
J.W.Watt was reelected City Taper, there
being no opposition.
1t was agreed that no changes should be
ma Ia in the Roprd of Health
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WANTED-A man to take charge Of Hat
Department, who thoroughly understands it,
Apply st Rsd House.
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II YOU WANT fine old Bourbon whisky ask
your druggist sad grocer for SimmoRds Ma
Dob Whisky. 1t Is the best in the market
None genuine unless my name across the
cork q. Simmonds
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To.MoRRow at our millinery opening VS.
viii show the finest line Of ladies', missea' and
.cbildrens hats, and il mote different styles
than have ever bsen shown by any hou,e on
che Coast. Red House
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MILITARY ELECTION. - Brigadier-G General
Carey mas appointed Major G. II. Hubbard
20 conduct al election for Major Of the First
Artillery Regiment, to Il the vacancy occs-
stoned by the expiration Of term Of Major +
II. Mckee. Tae election will take place
Fridsy evening, April 4sh, at S o'clock.
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now Have tno mighty FALLEN.

81. James Gazette.
Somebody has thought good to mako
public the fact that an Italian princess Is az
present serving as bar maid in + French
cafe. Her highness-if she is entitled to
that qualification take comfort
from the circumstance that princely houses
have before now experienced the strangest
yicissitudes Of fortune. The last descend
ant of the old kings Of Macedon is sup.
posed to have ended his days as clerk in
the Roman treasury. A gentleman. who
claimed to be the heir Of Louis NNl. OF
France was recently serving as a lieuten
ant In the Dutch army. Indeed, by per
sons whose right to represent the princi
pal line Of French sovereigns Is less con
tested the hard facts Of life have also had
to be faced. Louis Philippe once &C
cepted post rs professor in German
college, aud lec.ured, with respects able
success, on mathematics and geography
during the space of eight months. Nor can
any one suppose that these are isolated
cases. One suspects that others than the
Bruces might take Fuimus" as their
motto, and with less prido than family
which still holds its place in the British
peerage. Ii is impossible at this time OF
day to answer the question in Lord Keeper
Coyentry's famous Judgment" Where
are the Mowbrays and the Mortimers and
the Plantagenets p Ifthere is an answer
it is of quite different kind to that which
ordinary histories furnish.
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J. K. SMALING,
No. 2 ". King St.. & Centre Square,
LANCASTER, PA.
marl9.lyw6s
NILLIAMsUs & FOSTER.
EIGHTH DAY.


A. the clearing sale advances the Bargains
To-dsy's List OF bargains consists OF the
following items In addition to "a &c cral re
wOulu draw your special attention to o.
Cnid's White Milan, reduced u sl.3O 2bc
Cnnd's Red Canton, to IOc o. Men. Manila,
70 t2 O. " Mems SenGctt Braid, 20 q 81 /:
g. ~ Fedora London smoke SOFT Felt 70 u so {;
- So Fedora COIGr Maple soft felt TO u - (;
s. ~ FaKa Light Color soft Fslt, TO b!5D ;
.! so Harvard itsht Color soft Felt, 10 .! ::
s? 81 re4rl Felts, 10 e. 90 81 DrRb Flexible,
80 81 g. ~ Unfinished Pocket Hats to o.; 4OC
Duck Hats for Men, 10 sc.
MEMS CLOTHING.
g. Dark suits reduced 10 g. - Dark suits
to 81 81 go Atwood DARK and Ltght COlOrs
8 81 AL.wool Cu.s.mero suits, TO 80 5! s2
PATTERN Cashmere suits, to sl9; tls Fancy
Pattern Cassinere Suits, 10 sl2 tI0 Au.woo!
Worsted suits, slo
i'S,SUITS-SIZES gTOlS.
IS Dark strong Cashmere suits, reduced 70
Dark Very Neat Basket Pattern. 81 : sS - All,
E0o Me- TISslg!S SoG !'t,t su :. DARK
soft Worsted, very stylish, go.
BOYS sUIrs-sIIEs HTOls.
81 Dark Cashmere suits, reduced to O. :
o. - DARK Cashmere Suit, to u o. so All
WOOL Mixed Cashmere, to f50; o. Very stylish
Mixed CGssimercs, to g. tlO Dark Cashmere,
Cashmere, TO ell *t Dark Cashmere, TO tl2
BOOTS AND SHOES.
g. Ladies' Common Sense Button Shoe 20
o.; s475 Fox Button Cloth Top, to o. 8
.! 60 Ladies Serge Button, TO t2.lO o. Gents
liancnaie Congress, TO 8 o. Gents Hand.
male Cloth Top, to o.; 81 Gents Imitation
Lace From, to So o. Gents Handmade Bot
| ton, '6 a Gents Handmade Balls, too.
FURNISHING GOODS.
| The Indus Open Work Undershirt gSc 25,
| India GauLe Undcrshirt, to l5c and Sc Bal
| Origgan bndershlrts, to gC ; 81 Pembroke
| Feather weight Drawers. 75C OIL Pembroke
| Feather weight Shirt, u 75C 75C do do ssirtz
| soc I5C Jean Drawers TO 20. SOC Pembrok ke
| Feather weight shirt, TO lOc 81 R silk Breas
| scaTis to SOC l5c silk BOWS, TO &c Ioc Percal,
| Ties, to &c ; lOc PeICIe Flat Scaris Sc lOC
liandkerchieis, colored border So
| Stores closes at O'Clock p. m, except satur
day.
WILLIAMSON 4 FOSTER,
NOS 81, -, 81 4 s. East King St, Lancaster.
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lgEAsr 32p STREET.

NRw YORK, March Is, 1888.
1 have used ALLccCK'T PoRoUs PLAsrgRs in
my practice with remarkable success, anu
found them peculiarly efacacious when sp-
piled TO the back tor u weak spine and nerv.
Gus exhaustion they AFFORD almost instant
reliet in Coughs Colds and Liver Complaint.
1 cordially recommend them ~ the best and
safest Plaster ever made, and would caution
the public against the numerous other so
called Porous Plasters that are sought 10 be
palmed on on a credulous public they are
worthless and oitentimes dangerous"
ROBERT =. NEWTON, NJ. D., L. X. c. s.,
Late Chef de Clinique Hospital tor Diseases OF
the Throat and Chest Medical Oficer to the
London Hospital, Clinical Assistant Roya
London Ophthalmic Hospital, Assistant L
the Hospital for Diseases OF the skin, Lon
don Consulting Physician and Surgeon.
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Very Remarkable Recovery,

Mr.. Geo V. wiling OF Manchester, Mich .
writes My wife has been almost helpless iOI
hve years, so he plcss nat she could not turn
over in bed alone. She used two Bottles o.
Electric Bitterr AM IL so much improved
that she ID able now TO do her own work"
Electric Bitters will do all that IA claimed
tor thCm. Hundreds OF Testimonials att -
their great curative powers. only 80 Cenlsa
bottle at Cochran's Drug store, Nos. l37 an ,
l3O NCrth Queen street. Lancaster, Pa.
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"My Grandfather. Clecs. :"

Was once a very popular song bur like man y
other sentimental tunes Il doesn't wear well.
Thomas Eolectrio on piH wear 1t viii wear
away all aches, sprains, and pains. ana repay
its purchaser hundred told. For sale by II
Il Cochran, druggist, l37 and 1879 North Queen
street.
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rH'HE LARGEST Ana MOST com ihEIE
L assortment OF kuchIe, Casino anu foKef
cards from So per pack up. ,,,,,, ,,,c,
uAkTMANs 5 YELLOW FhoNI NAoAh
STORE.
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a uerlCan Art,

Photographs, Engravngs, etc. can DC cN-
Iuisitrly co!Ured with with liquid Art Color
made from Diamond Dyes. Full direction
for this beautiful art work, with haudsum"
coiored cabinet photo sent TO any address iOI
10 cents. WELLS u RICHARDSON 4 co.
Burlington. VI
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No DsCsItion Used

IL Is strange SO many poup- III continue
TO suffer day after day with Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sour stOinaCn, Gen,
eral Debility, WHEN they can procure nj Ouf
store sHlLOH'S NlIALlZER, free OF cost II II
does not cure or relieve them. Price, 10 cuntz
sold by ii. Il. Cochran, druggist, l3I and lB
North Queen street, Lancaster. tedl4eod5
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sS-Tne Voice Of the People No family dyes
were ever so popular as the Diamond Dyes
They never tail. The Black is far superior 10
logwood. The other COlOrs are brilliant |.
Wells, Richardson q Co, Burlington, VI.
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uAvIsa DISSOLVED PARTEERsHIP

IAyINa DISSOLVED PARTNERsHIP
i and permanently closed the Chestnut
Street Iron Works, desire to inform my old
still In the business, being located In the Penn
Iron COmpany's Works, North Plum street,
where l am making Iron and Brass Castings
serve all who may favor mo with their patron
age. From 40 years experience In the business
and using the best material and employing
tho best mechanics, l am satisfied can guar
antee entire satisfaction. Castings mado from
"A mixture OF iron and steel which arc more re-
liable for strength ana durability than the
best cast iron known. V teeth roll pinions,
rolls and rolling mill work specially. Cast
ings OF every description. nave all the pat
ters af the well and taYorably known howrer
Corn and Cob Crusher retitted and improved.
Also on hand, mills com plotely htted up or ~
parts, 10 replace Old ones which nave beeh IN
use tor years, Communicating them To give sat'
istactiOn. -,
angl4RIpo X. T.. hOCULbEi'
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UT0KKINuMGN can SAVE mosEr
w BY CALLING AT BECHToLD's,

And sec lust what kind OF goods they need
Pants, Oyeralls, shirts, Underwea',
Iiosiery Hats Collars, Handkerchiets, Su,.
penuGrs and notions generally. l make u
speciality OF the above goods, ana buy mostly
from manufacturers, aud save "A prOnt, ana
nv motto ia Quick Sales ana Small Profits"
rleasS call and examine betoie g You buy,
HENRY BECHIOLD
No. 81 North Ouean Street.
fSInn of The UiR StoCkingl t2.lyd