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French had sent out q accommodating party.
which the Malsgssies stoutly resisted. The
American man. of-wsr Pensscook hos arrived
from Batavia and proceeded to the south
coast Ct Madagascar.
Whites Attacked by Natives.
LONDON, February Ssh.-Advices from st.
Paul de Loands, dated Jsnusry 18th. state
that an attack hsd been made upon the whites
by the Mucalla natives. During the fighting
an EXPLOSION of gunpowder killed 40 natives.
The English and Portuguese gunbosts lsndsd
marines.
Managers Liability.
LONDON, February Shin the case OF
Howard VS.. Harris, in the Court of the
Queens Bench, it has been decided that when
the manuscript of play is left with man
sger, and it is lost, the author cannot bring
sn seton to recover damage unless positive
agreement had been made with the manager
for its return.
The 8'Connen Memorial Chapel.
ROME, February Ssh.-The Pope has sent
cornerstone and marble altar slab for the
chapel to be erected at Cshireween. County
Kerry, Ireland in memory of Daniel O'Con-
nell.
Canadian Pacific Railway.
OTTAWA, February Shit is understood
that the Government has received an offer
from . syndicate of New York capitalists to
take the Canadian Pacific Railway and COM
plete it without further Government aid.
They also agree TO give up the monopoly
privilege and pay duty upon their material.
The Montreal Carnival.
| MONTREAL February S.h.-The carnival
| continues with unsbsted zest. Snow fell all
day. This evening thu amusements wound
up by grand bail given st the Windsor
Hotel by the citizsps to the Governor General
and wife. A vast number of visitors from
the States are leaving for home.
Non Est Bridegroom.
MONTREAL, February s h w alter Wilson,
| o merchant, was to have been married to
Miss Dora L. McDougall at the Anglican
Cathedral on Thursday, by the Bishop, and
| the edifce was filed with invited guests be-
fore it was learned that the bridegroom was
not to be found. A letter was received from
him yesterday, saying that be would explain
matters to her father, if he would meet him
| in New York.
| Ordered Home.
OTTAWA (Ont.), February S5h.-Genersl
Lusrd, commander in.chief of the Canadian
militis, has been recalled to England. He be-
came very unpopular, owing to his bearing
towards the officers of the militia.
! Increased Duty on American Flour.
OTTAWA (Ont.l February Sih.-The On
| tario Millers' Association are urging the Gov
eminent to increase the iduty on American
| flour,
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nIEH-

Sacramento, February John r. Brown, native
of New York, 50 years.
Friends and aoquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
Masonic Hall, Sixth and X streets, tomorrow a.
, o'clock
Sacramento, February S.-Adel NJ, only daughter Of
j. and F. Riem, years, l month and days.
Virginia City papers please copy)
Funeral from the residence Of parents, street, be
tween Eighth and Ninth, this afternoon at
o'clock. Interment private.l
Spanish Ranch, Pumas county, January 27-Mrs.
Alicia Thompson, 4S years and II months.
San Francisco, February Mrs Emeline Wing, a
native Of Finley, Ohio, - years
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THE RIVER CoNGo.-This river is the
most magnificent waterway in Africa,
draining watershed of 100000 square
miles, and opening a highway for Euro
peGn commerce to the whole of the equato-
rial region. The imports of English man.
ufactures are said to amount to 5000, COO
per annum. Two British steam companies
call regularly at the mouth of the river,
and the gross exports and imports are
stated to amount to s., 100000 per anuum.
Mr.. Stanley declared that whatever power
could possess of itself of the river would
absorb to itself the trade of the whole of
the enormous basin behind -[Express and
Gazette
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High license has been in effect at Des
Moines, Iowa, for six months. The rate
Ia 81 ,000a year, payable quarterly. The
Express and Gazette says that at the close
of the second quarter the saloon.keepers
endeavored to secure a reduction of this
rate, but without success, the Council. by
a non-psrtisan vote, deciding to continue
the system. The number of saloons has
been largely decreased since the law went
into effect,
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NICHOLAS WooD, THE GREAT EATER
Perhaps the greatest eater that ever lived
existed in the days of Old Parr, in the
beginning of 1000. His name was Nicho-
las Wood, of the county of Kent, Eng
land. One of the writers of the time
says: "He did eat with ease whole
sheep. and that raw, in one meal at
another time thirty dozen pigeons. On
one occasion he devoured thirteen yards of
black pudding. He made an end of a
whole pig at once, and after it three pecks
of damsons while again he ate six penny
loaves, three six-penny veal pies, one
pound of butter, one good big dish of
thornback and peck loaf in the space Of
an hour. - Philadelphia Press.
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COPPER COLORED.

have been afflicted with troublesome skin dis
ease, covering almost completely the upper part OF
my body, causing my skin TO assume copper col.
ored hue 1t could be rubbed of like dandruf, and
at times causing intolsrabe itching and the most
intense suffering. have used blood purifiers, pills,
and other ADVERTISED remedies, but experienced no
relief until l procured the CUTlcURA REMEDIES,
which, although used csrelessly and irreg ularly,
cured me- aIayng that terrible itchirg, and restor
ing my skin to its natural color. l am willing TO
make affidavit to the truth of this statement.
Milan, Mich S. G. BUXTON.
Sold by all druggists. CUTIcURA, so cents RE-
SOLVENT 81 Soar, % cents. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston. Mass.
send for "Wow 10 Curc skin Diseases :"
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TREE PLANTING ON FRENCH HIGH ROADS.
The total length of public roads in France
is is, $50 miles, of which 7, $50 are border.
ed with trees, while 4. 500 miles are being
planted. On the remaining 1000 miles the
nature of the soil does not permit of plan
tations. The trees already planted num-
Der 2,67S. 603. principally of elm, poplar,
acacia, plain ash, sycamore and lime trees.
Strangers could almost find out in what
department they are by noticing the kind
of trees planted along the high road. Thus
the nut tree is most in vogue in Ain, Allier,
the Hautes Alpes, Aube, Cher, Doubs,
Gers, Gironde and Herault the chestnut
tree in the Hautes Alpes, Aude, Charente,
Correze and Corse the apple tree in Cote
dor and Marine the mulberry tree in the
Eastern Pyrenees, Haute Marine and Puy-
de- Dome the cherry tree in Doubs, Iudre,
lara, Landes, Loire aud the Lower Pyre-
nees; the pear tree in Eure and Marine,
and the service tree in Haute-Loire. e. In.
doors and Outdoors.
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| HAD SALT RHEUM

In the most aggravated form for eight years. No
kind of treatment, medicine or doctors did me any
permanent good. My friends in Maiden know how
/ suffered When | began to use the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES my limbs were so raw and tender that
could not bear my weight them without the skin
cracking and bleeding, and obliged to go about
crutches. Used the CUTIcURA REMEDIES five
months, and completely and permanently cured.
MRS. s. A. BROWN, Maiden, Mass.
References. ANY citizen If Maiden Mass
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MARRIED..

Sacramento. February BY Rev. Father Grace,
Antoine Sehmittgen to Lena Weber.
San Francisco, February by Rev. f. G. Lion,
John Eite Of Sacramento, to Ab5ie J. Foreman,
of San Luis ObspO.
Jackson, January S1-Joseph SwithenbAnk TO Flor.
ence n. Jones.
Red Bluff. February 5-DanieI Hill to Lucinda Il.
johnson.
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An IRISH BUIL.-At one of the railroad
stations in the north of Ireland the follow
ing notice was posted Hereafter, when
trains moving in an opposite direction are
approaching each other on separate lines.
conductors aud engineers will bring their
trains to dead halt, and be very careful
not to proceed until each train has passed
the other"
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.
Y d. C. A.

Y. d. c. A.
Rooms. 1909 Fourth street. Address to Young men
by Rev. h. C. Christian, Sunday, at $3.50 P NJ. Free
lecture by Rev. David Wills, Monday evening. Sub
ject: "Mirth as Medicine Monthly business
meeting Wednesday evening at 100
st. PauPs Church,
Eighth street, between I and J-Rev Carroll NJ
Davis, rector Morning service at II. Sunday
school, I245 P. NJ Evening service, by the children,
at o'clock. Thursday, evening prayer with lecture,
ct 1880 P. NJ.
Calvary Baptist Church,
street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev. J.
Q. A. Henry. pastor. Preaching at 10:45 A. N. and
7PM Morning subject "The Mamma of Modern
Missions Evening "Absaloms Oak or the Tree
of Retribution being the third in series on
"Truths from the Trees Of the Bible" The ordi-
nance OF baptism will be administers in the evening
Seats free. Strangers welcome. Come with
Preaching at the First Baptist Church,
Tomorrow, by the PASTOR A. J. Frost Morning
subject 1.-THE Patience of the Saints" Evening
subject "The Ungodly Are Not So, Not So The
public are cordially invited to attend.
Seventh-street M. E. Church South,
Rev. Fl. c. Christian, pastor. Preaching at IL A. NJ.
and 7:3o P n. by the pastor Sundayschool at 1873
P. NJ All are cordially invited.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street, corner OF 1.-The pastor, Rev. H. rs
Rice, will preach on Sabbath at 10:45 A. NJ. and P.
NJ Morning suhje:t: - Be Not Concerned to this
World" Evening " Thy Will Be Done" All are
invited. Strangers made welcome.
sixth-street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Between K and L.-Rev. T. S Dunn, pastor will
preach at 10:45 A N. and 2. NJ. Morning subject
a. The Gospel introduced Into Egypt" Evening
subject " The Scientific Method of Testing the
Truth" Sunday-school at 1915 P. N. All are
welcome.
Kingsley M. E. Church,
Eleventh street, between II and REV. C. Nickel
vey, pastor. Services at 10:45 A. II. and p. N.
sabba.h-school at 12:4OP NJ. Prayer-Ileeting at
P. NJ. Seats free. All are invited. rangers well
come.
United Brethren in Christ,
Corner of Fourteenth and X streets-Preaching
service by the pastor, Rev. J. t. Field, at IL A. NJ
and Z P. NJ. Sabbath-School at 9:45 A. NJ. All
welcome. Seats free
Christian Church,
Eighth street, between n and O-Preaching in the
by Professor J. H. Rosecrans. Evening by
the pastor. On Thursday evening next will COM
nence Sunday-school institute, conducted by Pro-
fessor Rosscrans All Sunday school workers ID the
city invited to attend.
congregational Church,
Sixth street, between and lowing to changes
being made in the auditorium of the church the
regular services will be omit ed until further notice.
Sunday usual, at 1915 P NJ. All invited.
Elder william anderson,
OF the Recognized Church of Christ will lecture in
Graham Hall. Subject: " Religion and Science
Harmonizei." Also On Sunday, at II 4. NJ.
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A full. blooded Gordon setter slut be-
longing to j. /. Hodges, gave birih this
wesk to eight pups, all of which have par
ticulsFly long, nice ear.coverings, but 30
ears. This singular freak of nature excites
much curiosity.-[ Hollister Free Lance.
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TIE aERITAGE or WOE,

Misery, shame and agony often bequeathed
sole legacy to children by parents is neg
lected Scrofula. To cleanse the blood Of this
hereditary poison, and thus remove the most
prolific of human suffering TO clear the Skin
of Disfguring Humors Itching Tortures, Humiat-
ing Erupti0ns and Losthsome Sores ed by it, TO
purify and beautify the skin, and restore the Hair
so that no trace of the disease remains, CUTIcURA
REsoLvENT, the Blood Purifier, Diuretc and
Aperient, and CUTICU A and CUTIcURA SOAP. the
great Skin Cures aud Beautiiers are infallible.
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HOME HAPPENINGS.

Matters in WashingtOn-Huntin Muir
derer with Observation-Disclosures War
ReneWed-YOuRg Lady Buried Alive
The Mississippi Election Ouirages-
Magnificent New steamship-WOnders
of The West-Etc.
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9brzNoIHze1zazy
: SPRING uED1cJsF. BLOOD

A A SPRING MEDICINE. BLOOD PURI-
"A fsr, Diuretic and Aperient no other so called
blood pur fer or sarsaparilla compound is for
moment to be compared with the CUTIcURA RE-
SOLVENT. 1t combines four great properties in one
medicine acting at once upon the digestive organs,
blood, kidneys and bowels. For those who wake
with Sick Headache, Furred Tongue, Biiousness,
D. spepsia, Torpidity of the Liver, CONSTIPATION,
Piles, High ored Urine, Inflamed kidneys, Fever
ish symptoms, and other congested conditions
qriring a speedy, gentle and safe aperient and
diuretic nothing in medicine can possihlv canal it
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MAMMOTH PNEUMATIC TUBE.-The Mn.
ing and Scientific Press says One of the
most extensive schemes yet devised, and
one which, if it should prove successful,
will be one of the most beneficial, is the
proposition to construct pneumatic tube
between New York and Chicago for the
purpose of transmitting letters, grain
samples, jewelry, and other small and
light packages. Way stations will be es.
tablished at Cleveland, Buffalo and other
points. The pipes will be of iron, four
inches in circumference, and the cost
of laying them is estimated at 81, 900 per
mile. The price for carriage will be five
cents for letters and ten cents for parcels,
and the boxes holding the goods will make
the trip between the two points, it is be.
lieved, in four hours.
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Mass FOR THE WRoNG ONE.-A nephew
of the famous composer of Norma (Beilinil
had taken it into his head to write for his
uncle's birthday musical mass, which he
longed to produce in one of the churches in
Paris. Armed with his musical score he
waited on Rossini {" am the nephew of
Bellini, he said, "and 1 should feel greatly
hsttered if you will be good enough to
read my mass and give me your sincere
opinion of it. every good" Rossini re-
piled come again in three days" The
young composer returned at the time sp-
pointed. "Well, sir, what do you think
of my work. at is perfect, said Ros-
SIM only was thinking how much bet
ter it would have been if you had been
dead and and your uncle had composed the
mass for the repose of your soul. "-[Cour-
rier de rEurope.
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RORN,

Middetown FL Dorado county, January S0-WMe Of
Thos Fraser, a daughter.
Bodie, February i-WIfe Of John Nelly, daughter.
daughter.
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Notice to Veteran Odd Fellows !

NoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ..y,szys..
that the First Annual Reunion - Z
and Banquet of the Veteran Odd Eel -
lows Association, Of Sacramento will >-llfHtSS'
take place SATURDAY EVENING, February
Q, 1854 All members of the Association are re
quested to be present. All Odd Fellows in good
standing vino have been in membership twenty
years or over, desiring to become members are in
vited to meet on that evening in the Old Library
Room of the Odd Fellows Temple, at O'Clock
sharp, hand their to the Secretary pay their
dues and receive tickets to the banquet
EZRA PIERSON, President.
Attest JAS. MCCLERRY Secretary fe6ItF
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WEI DE MEYER

1t is now undisputed that Wei he Meyers
Catarrh Cure is the only treatment that will
absolutely cure Catarrh-fresh or chronic. Excel
lent remedy; doing wonders."-LJ Leighow, 81
Fourth street. San Francisco. al suffered Is years
entirely cured. Dr. F. Clark, Montgomery street,
San Francisco. ." had Catarrhal Deafness five
yea,s hearing restored - [Chas Novisio Whining.
ton, Cal. Etc, etc Thousands of testimonials are
received frcm all parts OF the world. Delivered,
81. DR.. Wei DE Meyers illustrated Treatise
with statements by the cured, mailed free. d. b.
Dewey Il Co, IS2 Fulton street, New York.
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FOREIGN FACTS.

The Egyptian Observation-Disclosures Ar
rests In st. Pe;ersburg-The Preach snd
Maiagasies - England and the Franco
Chinese Dinicalty-The Chapel in
Memory OF mountaineering in
The House of Commons-Etc.
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Is EuUur MT III hUIII
pasha's Defeat.

ROME, February Sth.-The report OF Baker
Pasha's defeat caused an immense sensation
here. The semi-official Dtretto denounces
Baker Pashs's tyrannical conduct in leading
raw recruits against the victorious troops Of
Ell Mahdi. II insinuates that he did so de-
liberately, knowing defeat was certain. 1.-THE
truth may not come out for half century"
1t adds, All we know is that England is
Inundated"
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d15-3mTuThS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Notice Miss McCOrd's kindergarten
will be OPENED on MONDAY, February 18th, at
No. 1925 Ninth street. te9-lt'
A. =. RLte.-A meeting of ihe MEM
beers of the A. & A. s Rite, under the jurisdiction
of the s c. of the U. $ OF A., will he held at Red
Mems Hall Masonic Tempie) SATURDAY, February
9th. at 7p NJ Business and Election Of Officers.
BY order of the Chairman Of Committee on Organiz1-
ton. les'lt
A. q. U. w. E1iOn Lodge. No. "a
o. will meet THIS Saturday EVENING, eN41N
at 7:90 o'clock at Changers Hall, corner S.stASs,
Of Tenth and streets, for general bus -slAW
ness 4 full attendance sdesired as bust ~
ness of Importance will be transacted.
D. HICKEY, NJ. W.
JOIN BRADLEY. Recorder. feg-ltt
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W. SHARPE & CO.,
Contractors and Builders.

DURNIsH PLANS, ESTIMATES AND SPEgIFI.
II cations for Buildings and work OF every de-
scTipton on most reasonable terms. For further
particulars, apply 70 81 J street. city. fes4p
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Hall OF Union Ledge, No. 5S, +, q
and A. MA special meeting Of this Lodge ~
will be held at Masonic Hall TOMORROW NIX
Sunday, February TO- 1884, at $50 o'clock "
P NJ, for the purpose of attending the funeral Of
our late Brother J. K. BROWN. A full attendance
of the members is requested Members of Sister
Lodges and sojourning Master Masons cordially in
yited. Per order |. II. MOORE, NJ. W.
InITN Mo- RTIITR. Secretary. frQ-lt.
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Congregational Proceedings

SPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE RECORD. UNIoN.l
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The Situation In Egypt.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHz ksOORD.UMos.l
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Calvary BAPTIST Church,

I street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev J.
Q. A. Henry. pastor. Preaching at 10:45 A. N. and
7 M Morning subject "The Mamma of Modern
Missions Evening " Absalom's Oak or the Tree
of Retribution being the third in series on
"Truths from the Trees Of the Bible" The ordi-
nance of baptism will be administers in the evening.
Go Stran,rars yvalcOu,a Gonna NTH
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FEE LsGTUREi

DEV DAVID WILLS, D. D, CHAPLAIN [. S
HI A, in Y. NJ C. A. Rooms, 1909 Fourth street,
NtXT MONDAY EVENING, February Ilth, at s
o'clock. Subject: "Mrth as a Medicine" fe9-lt-
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French Offer of Cooperation.

LONDON, February Sth.-The French EN-
eigu Secretary, offered the cooperation of the
French forces in Egypt, proposing that the
French troops be landed at Suakim and
march thence to the relief of Khartoum. The
ultimate settlement of the Soudsn question
will be left to a conference of the Powers.
Earl Granville reserves his reply to the offer.
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He Looked for II, and Found II.

DENTON (Tex), February S.h.-A timer
evening, and rode up Oak street, when he
met DR.. Lepsconb's boys, whom he made
kneel down and pray at the poiut of six
shooter. He then proceeded along the road,
playing similar pranks upon all he encouu-
tered Finally, in front Of d. V. Schmidt's
dwelling he presented a pistol at Schmidt's
baby. The father grabbed the infant, plscsd
it with its mother in back room, and Gar
dener gslloped off Schmidt ran to q neigh
boris, borrowed a shotgun, and was returning
as Gardener resppeared before the house and
commenced firing into it. Discovering
Schmidt. he turned TO shoot at him, and the
fire was Immediately returned. Gardner wss
fatally wounded and Schmidt was unframed.
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A Block of Land Suddenly Sinks.

WIKEsBARRE pa, February Ssh.-The
borough of Hazelton, in the lower part of
this county, a town of 5000 inhabitants, was
this afternoon thrown into fearful state of
excitement by the cavipg in of an entire
square in the central part CT the town. The
drop was about three feet, and was caused by
the giving away of timbers in the Sugar
Loaf colliery underneath. Three or four
houses, including hotel, were entirely
wrecked, while a number of others were
more or less injured. The residence of Mas
ter Mechanic Clark of the Lehieh Valley
Railroad shops, was utterly demolished. l.
is reported here tonight that grave appre-
tensions exist in Hazleton concerning q
.,-tha- sattlarr ont nf .ha sr,-E.n,
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Officers and mem hers of Cap .,ya-g,.,
ltolLodge, No. 81, l. o. O. F.-YOu zsss5@S :
are hereby notified to meet at your ~ - ~ -
Hall. corner X and Ninth streets, on >'1s1'tvS>
SUNDAY, at o'clock P. NJ sharp, for the purpose
of attending the funeral of our late Brother J. K.
BROWN. Members o. Sister Lodges and visiting
brethren are respectfully invited to join with Us.
W. r. CRONEMILLER, n. G.
P. L. HICKMAN, R. S. tB. CT fe9-1t"
Funeral A. o. u. W.-Onicers and
members of Union Lodge, No. 81 are requested to
meet at Lodge-rooms, Changers Hall, TOMORROW
Sunday AFTERNOON, at $50 o'clock, February
10Th, for the purpose of attending the funeral Of
our late Bro. J. r BROWN. Full attendance is de
sired. d. HICKEY, NJ. W.
JONI BRADLEY, Recorder. fe9-1t'
"TANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, A GER
w man, wishes a situation in private family;
is a good gardener; is able to take of horses,
and make himself useful about the house city ref
erences given. Apply BELVIDERE HOTEL, Sixth
street, between and X, Sacramento Cal. fe9-St'
WTANTED-ANY INFORMATION CONCERN
w ing the whereabouts of J. J. GARDNER
will be thankfully received by his wife and son.
Address MRS. J. J. GARDNER, salt Lake City,
Utah. P. o. Box 2O7. fe91w'
NOR SALE-NEW TWo-SToRY FRAME -
4 house, IL rooms, with all modern i'm IT.
provements, opposite State Capitol, on easy-Aes..l
terms, northwest corner Tenth and NJ streets. In
quire on premises fe9lws
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OF the Recognized Church of Christ will lecture in
Graham Hall. Subject Religion and Science
Harmonizei." Also On Sunday, at IL \. N.