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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-09-20

Our esteemed friend, I. I. Bau-
dOnin, ESQ.,, has been quite busy for
some weeks past, inspecting levees,
and having done all that is possible,
with the means at his disposal.
We had the pleasure of again
meeting our active and interchangeable
friend, Hon. O. j. Barrow, of Port
Allen, La, who il the StateOOmmis-
sioner to tie Worlds Exposition, on
the south bound Miss. Valley train,
Monday morning last.
A few acres of young cane cnt
lately to give place to the new Kelly
Morris levee, have been planted by
Mr.. Burke, manager on thes' Ashton"
plantation, as an experiment. Itan
s.Open SEASON. this winter, it may
p ,sSible grind, h ny Use it " II be
cur duwn and maue Stubble or seed
for next year.
A travelling collector told us
lately that his collections in ST.
Charles were not So bad as he ex-
pected them to be and that the
average st. Charles parish cane
planter was unsubdued in his in
tenrions 10 go on planting cane
since practical move has been
made to close Davis crevasse.
Hundreds of thousands of cab.
bages will grace the ground this
year where the kingly sugar cane
has sucumNed to high water devas-
tation. Some planters were unable
to get a rice crop near the Davis
creyasse on account of late falling OF
water. This may open the planters
mind to diversity OF crops.
The only authorized feiry for
F, Hahnville, Can be found at The lame
ing, rear of the postoffic il cross,
Regularly, in order o meet pass
gers by Mississippi Valley itil irl ~
trains which reach Sarpy $ ati
, $40 A. NJ, and 6 p. M. 1t leaves
HahnVille at s A. NJ, and 5 P. M,
and, during the day when necessary
We acknowl, dge receipt % the
st. Mary Reyieso, the successor ofthe
Morgan City Review. l has the
names of our friends. DrS. James
81. Gardner aud j. FL. p Wis, ~
the masthead. We we'll remember
the worthy effurt~ Of these & title
men duli G tn IL Il that SEE. ion
was called OH to pass through during
the fall Of 1879. May it prosper a
it surely will do while the tripod is
in the hands of such accomplished
gentlemen.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain of cutting tecthl Ii so,seLd at once
and get bottle OF Mrs. " INsLows SooTHING
SYRUP FOR cnILDRkN TEETnING. Its value is
incalcuiable. 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Depend upon it moth
ers, there is no mistake about it. 1t cures dys-
cntery and iarrhea, regulates the stomach
and bowels,cures wind collie. sOftens the gums,
reduces inflammation, and gives tone and energy
to the who,e .iystem. MRs. MISSIONS SoOTIl-
ING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN rEETHING is pleasant
to the taste,a4sd is the prescription OF one of the
ldest and best female nurses and physicians in
United State and is for sale by all drug
/, throughout the world. Price, % cents a
,jttle.
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CLEVELAND A;s $ s :i5:4 + 4;

home, with his cooperation and assistance, blythe
Goodrich. Largest, cheapest, hand
soonest, best. Elegantly illustrated. Costs more
percopy Communicative than the other livesthat
are sold for twice its price. Outsells all others
ten to one One Of our agents made profit Cd
over SEQ the first day. a harvest OF gold will be
realized by every worker. All new beginners
succeed grandly. Terms free.and the most lib
eral ever offered. Save valuable time by send
ing 25 cents for POSTAGE etc on free outfit which
includes large prospectus book. ctquckly; a
day 1T the start is worth week at the finish
II. HALLET g. Co, Portland, Maine
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ATTENTION, ALL.

Office, Commissioner of The 3" Worlds Exposition
for the parish Of ST. Charles:
HAHNvILLE, Sept. 9Th, 1884
l, the undersigned, Commissioner for the
parish of st. Charles, to the WORLDS EXPO
sIT1oN which will open in the City of New Or
leans on the first day OF Dec. mber 1884. being
DESTROYS that all the resources of the parish
should be- properly represented at that Expo.
sitlon, hereby solicit the cooperation of all who
are sincerely interested in contributing to the
prosperity of our STAT, 3 agriculture commerce
and industry, in preparing and forwarding to
me within the shortest possible delay, every
object calculated to attract the attention of the
numerous visitors to the az, orld's Exposition"
of New o. leans.
All expenses in forwarding to and return from
the Worlds Exposition will be paid by til, State
Commissioner, Hon. c. j. Barrow, Of Port
Allen, La.
JOSEPH w. CAREW,
Commissioner
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WANTED.

A good Potter TO take Charge of
pottery. Apply al this office.
ApersOn isneeded tocgt into cord
wood the wOnds between Habnyille
and the Railroad. Apply st this
Office.
WANTED.-A person WHO under
stands bees aud hee-keepingdotake
charge OF an apairy. Apply 10 The
editor of this paper.
WANTED.-Somer reliable nG ON
petent briek.makeI TO manufacture
and burn one OF two kilMs brick At
Hahnville. Apply to Flie editor 81
the Sr. CHARLES IiEEALD
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TnE Mosr SueCEsAFuL RnMRDx ever dia-
covered IN II il certain 81 is elects and does
not blister Rend Proof below
HuItY. Mon, DEV.. Y, 1889,
DR. II. " Kendall &Go., Tear Nlra.-~I have
ssed your SPAWN Cure a No cases. one for
cnrb, and one spllnt. II llid lts work nicely.
KENDALL'S SIT n & CURE.
GI.AsaviiIs nfa u, 1881
DR. BIZ Kesldag ~ Co tiaaf Anen..-P Please
end mo circulars printed on nt 81 b, uslver-
isement ios kendtll'H pasip ssr 10 nm
at. Your Kendall's SsiAyiig n si,,s salts.
lcti0n to my custolnes ami who use u
eAk well ai IL. Az II aA gnuH fhng / wish
nslvertise II In wso,l slnpe nd nIa such
Seriisinp nlaitoi III sen N Ne nsi oblige.
Yunia very resiAt H
w n t liz.
Price nor hetfli W lbl Aisfir%5, All
ugsrt vrittmcatt ~ 81 su.urit will.
st,lst 4, any add, issna. y price. by
,ro eiArs. u ! ~ :. ~. knOel
III Tnlls Vt,
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State Agricultural Association


Isthe State Agricultural Society state ,nsti-
,,,t;on in the sense in which the State PRISONS,
insane asylums, etc, are or is II an liIt.Ilo
rated society aided and fostered by the state
1t is not an incorporated society, neither
is it a State institution 10 the same extent
as are the State Prisons, insane asylums'
etc The Board of Directors is appointed
nv tbe Governor, and this Board has the
entire management The State approprl-
ates part of the funds necessary TO carry on
fine Association, and the remainder is OBJ
tanned bv the sale of tickets and privileges
at the annual expositions.
The Agricultural Park was donated to
the State Agricultural Society for State ar
PURPOSES forever, but should II cease TO be
used for that purpose then 1t would revert
to the grantors. The county OF sacramento
built the old Pavilion at Sixth and NJ
streets. and donated its use for State Far
nnrnoses forever TO the State Agricultural
Society when it was n corporation. Last
year under an arrangement with the State,
the new Exposition building was
erected, the State paying $40
600 towards the same. The city gave
$50 600. and the county gave the prIce Tor
which the old Pavilion was solt-Sl9,tU
Sacramento city and county thereby CIV
ing $4,000, and the State $4,000. The
new building being upon State grounds IS
now entirely the property of the State
The State, through its Board of Directors,
has entire control of the Association. and
in fact. said Board is in reality the AsSocla-
ton. but 10 the extent that funds are OBJ
tanned by the management of the Board OF
Directors from sources outside OF the an-
propriations made by the state, II falls
Short of being an State institution in the
sense that are the State prisons. asylums-
on.
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residence, Tenth and I streets $3.50. Carrie

& Croly, contractors.
Van VOORHEES,, "A. A-Two-story frame
residence, with brick basement and Queen
Anne roef-seventeen rooms. Style OF
architecture. modified Queen Anne; ST.
$50 corner Fourteenth and H streets. d.
& u. Falconer, contractors; James Seadler,
architect.
Welch, misunderstanding frame ad-
dition to his residence, H street, betwcenth
Eighth and Ninth 81 200. Garlic 4 Croly.
contractors.
Wahl, Chris.-Ice-house at Columbus
Brewery, Sixteenth and X streets; $4,000.
e. A. Bower, contractor.
Woodbum & Barnes-Remodeling store
at All K street 81, 200 Z. y. Bower, con-
tractor
Webb, Nate-One-story and basement
frame dwelling, Eighteenth and p streets !;
81, 500.
Zwickel, Improvements at residence
including iron fencing, etc. Brick work by
George Murray, carpenter work by Is. r.
Bell; cost, 5000.
The contractors of this city have also
erected many buildings in this and ad)oin-
ing counties during the year. Carrie "
Crolv are building the Courthouse at San
ia Rosa, an immense structure, for $4,000.
The architects are Curtis & Bennett. This,
it is said, will be, when completed, the
finest Courthouse on the coast. This firm
have also done a large amount of work in
Stockton. They erected the. Combined
Harvester Company's building for $1,000,
and an addition to the Yosemite Hotel for
s., 600
White & Co. erected the new flour mill
for Frey Bros, at Roseville, for 5000
Carrie & Croly erected 4 building in Fol
som for L. COIN; 500. a residence for
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DIED.

Yolo county. September 25-Mary -; only
dauchter OF Manuel and Maria d. CaioMro'
native of FTcepOrt, Sacramento county, year,
/ month and Il days
FRIENDS OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral from residence of parents. iolo county,
opposite Frs eport, this morning at o'clock
thence to st. Rose Church, where funeral ser
vices win be heidi
BRIGHTON September 26-Catherine Clark
(nlother of Mrs John Rooney, a native 81 ire-
land 81 years, ! months and IA Gays
Friends and acquaintance are respee'lail!
invited to attend the funeral, which VIII take
place from the residence of her son-in-iaw'
John Rooney. Brighton, on Sunday, at oelock;
thence to ST. Rose Church, where funeral ser
vices will be held.
OGDEN seoterl,er 2;-Kate wife of. II: Duffy
l3ee Montgomery Il native OF ST. LOUIS No.
- wears, 6 months and IL days
Friends and acquaintance are respec'lullE !n-
vitef Ia attend the funeral, which will take
! Mace from the residence of her parents i
| street. between Seventeenth and Eigates n'h'
this afternoon at > clock: thence to ST Rose
Church. where funeral services will be heidi
Newcastle. September Civilian Burcham,
native OF Illinois Is years and months
FRIENDS and acquaintancos are respectfully III
vited to attend the funeral, which VIII taS'
Mace from Masonic Hall, corner Sixth and
Street. tomorrow afternoon az , o'ciockl
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Nj. e. church south. seveash street

vi. r. Church South. Sevcstu street. De-
tween J and K-The pastor. Rev. j. {. Christian,
will preach IN the morning. Morning subject
" 4 Vision ard its Interpretation. Evening
e The Claims OF Christ Bishop J. {. cranberry
vii! preach Monday evening at 30. Everybody
welcome n all these services.
congregational Church. sixth street. be-
tween ! and J. The pastor, Rev. W. {. Mer-
Ti!i. viii preach - le;ti NJ. when gospel lyiauS
will lac used Sabhath-school l2:l3 ?. u, Praise
service III go Z. y. AL are welcome.
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Sixth
street. corner of /. Rev. II. II. Rice, pastor
nil preach on sabbath AZ 10 \. Vi. subject
Praying for the Holy Spirit. in the evening
this church viii Join in She installation OF Rev.
e. i. Bird in the FourteCnth-strect Presbyterian
Chsrch.
Faurteenil-street Presbyterian Church.
Fourteenth street, between y and T. Pastor
Rev e. K Bird. Public worship Sunday AT ia NJ
At 7:I y. ". installation of the pastor 10y a com
mittce OF the PreSbytery @! Sacramento The
presence OF all members of the church is re
queSted.
Kingsley VI. L. Church. Eleventh street.
services at 1O4j \. NJ. aud $50 p. NJ, sabbath
school III l2i5 ?. NJ. Seats free. All are wei
come.
United Brethren in Christ-Corner Four
tcenth and X streets, Rev. II. J. Bee ker- pastor.
Last sabbath service of the Conference year.
Appropriate subjects and services b1th morning
and evening. Fail attendance OF the member
ship requested. Everybody welcome This may
be the last pastoral work of the pastor i'll the
city. The annual Conference convcueS here
next Wednesday,. ON Tuesday evening MT
Becker viii review Colonel lnEcrSoll lecture on
What Must Ne Do in order 10 tee saved He
will give an abstract of the lecture. and make
reply from his pulpit. commencing al q Ciock
The lecture i free To all.
Sixth-street VI. +. Church. between Is
and l.. Rev. f. L. ollie. pastor. The pastor
will preach morning and evening Evening
subject: The Bible and is Critics. All are
welcome.
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CHANGED EVERY DAY FOR TIE MECHANICS STORE.
TOYS, FOR CHILDREN TO-DAY, CUCKOOS,
CENT. NOTION COUNTERS.

The linen handkerchies used in our recent display
at the Pavilion and which selected with special
reference to the beauty OF the designs are back again
in stock Price 20 cents to 81 so.
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Bell & Co, Monday al Sl5 K street.
Bell d Co., Thursday. at l705 o street-HouSe-
!. H. Zones & Co. san Francisco, Wednesday,
October i~t-Jute Bags.
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BRIEF NOTES.

But ono carload of immigrants arrived
from the East this morning.
1t is understood that Vim. CaSwell has
leased The International Hotel.
The tria! jurors have been dismissed in
the superior Court until next Tuesday nj
10 \. y.
Hon. J. r. GIascocis and Judge ". I:
Wallace addressed a meeting n Woodland
Thursday evening.
The only arrest made yesterday was that
of Dennis Mulcahy by officers Farrell and
Arlington, for being drank.
Sheriff Mccoy came down from Marys-
vile yesterday, conveying 10 the State
Prison at Folsom two prisoners.
Turton 4 Knox are progressing rapidly
with the work Of improving the levee IN
the vicinity OF Front and y streets.
Twenty carloads of beef cattle, from W.
L. Todhunter'S ranch in Nevada, went
through to San Francisco yesterday.
The steamers Governor Dana and Naruna
arrived yesterday from the upper Sacra-
mento with grain and returned light.
The Kate Castleton Theatrical Company
which had been playing at Marysvillc and
Oroyille, came down yesterday, Ell route
for Nevada City.
NJ :: iaIililiGl itVti, ga 80 10y
lIltii!' III -AiIllt''o' tilG -, p
ohG Is iti ihGiies III ieiis'ii ana .iiio.il.i
'''C'''1' ''i''- '''o3
= L: JACKSON, i'vtuo'!c"ii ii9i, NM. ~
Flint, Democratic candidate for County
Auditor, publish their cards this morning.
Yesterday workmen were engaged in /
tearing up the p!Iuking on Tenth street, /
between } and X, preparatory 90 the cop. /
bIlns winch VAL ne commenced I'N' /
week.
The Day Of Atonement commences ut
sunset tomorrow, and will be observed !
during the ensuing tWenty-i0ur hours as 4 !
season of fasting ami prayer by the
Hebrews.
There does not appear 10 be any prospect
of the pigeon-shooting match between Geo.
Routier and James PARROT to which the
| former has challenged the latter taking
! place
The PINNED KNIGHTS will Have . drill
! This evening ut the wigwam, when every
member j. cxuected to be present. Mon
lav evening there Will be a drill in full
uniform.
Io.,,,,,,,i,.o ,nl coaches will leave the
- g., C'j,ic, 10 Ia ,,snJ as an ry
i'r,;l,,, ,r.ii, L..t,ynen that mace and Diaqs
/ whore there VIII be a Dig ittIllblirdN meet
inc, to-ni,bt
'"; NJ W. e,nar.I of ,ho ,ato W., Rurcbap
ne luiiGi1 e" 5'u i.''t ,, ~ f,,,'
WI Iahe PIJg " ,,d " i,o oo, sIs If re,
i naS"i'iT ,I,',l''E' " "'J' NJ IT which Lo
| IlaIlla l'oiIc' anu "a ~ W 80
was " inf''oe'-
The delegates to the Convention "i 10 %.
conceive Engineers which - - " ii,'' III
L,, eIarinI train Tomorrow night and arrive
Iern ON TncS,lay
-, ...,.;.,.. ,,,, 81 p,,,,,.,.,,..
a I''' man, o "ptHI was aclJcnta
rahcn near .o", t,,.i',i' as ,t AZ.
snot i'll inc arm d IL" ua>I "7o - ,l,I UNIV,
charEe OF a SCn Wi'i Ia,. ne T''' i"''i''
toward ilhiSel' from nay -S''''N'
Sacramento Camp of the Army and Navy
League, Boys III Blue, VIII meet al fi"ile'f
Hall at 100 this evening for the transac-
ton Of important business. All e&-soldicfs
and sailors are invited to attend.
number Of Sacramentans who had
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Briggs Orchard and Vineyard; 800
acres in Vineyard; 70 acres in Orchard; 50
acres for Grain; the qualityof the land cannot
be surpassed in the State; has fine large Dwell
ing. Dryiug-house, Packing Store
mouse Stable, etc; underground Irrigating
Pipes. with large Reservoir ard Seam Engine;
situated on Putah Creek, Solano county. on
line of California Pacific Railroads place viii
produce a net profit of nearly sio0 coo this year;
will he sold at Il very low price, owing to ILL
ness of Mr.. Briggs. Those wishing oPurchase
Il property OF this kind will do well TO exam
inc this place The property viii be sold for
less than Improvements cost.
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E,lorin eenteInber 25-By Rev. v. c. Scott, OF
Fix Grove. VIM. /. Johnson TO Kate ~ jack
> sol Xicolnus, September BY Alex. Donald
s@,, I p. Ut the residence of the brides pa
rents. william T. Wallis to Minnie r. Parker
both of suffer county.
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BORN.

sacramento, September 2l-Wife Of {. D. league,
sacT HGal, September 9-wic of ]. y. Ander-
son Il daughter.
Franklin. september 10 Wife of Henry Fry, a
daughter
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The extraordinary passage recently made
by the steamship Oregon from Queenstown
,o Ncw York scores the highest rate OF
speed ever accomplished across the Attain
tie. i vuvage of nearly 5000 miles IN
DAYS. hours and - minutes may well be
cxuitrd over by every lover of progress as
q triumph in steam navigation that gives
the OREGON the claim of having carried OF!
from ali competitors the blue pennant OF the
Atlantic Ocean In the history OF the
nineteenth century mechanical appliances
~ lo,eIno:ion bv land and sea afford ma
ieriaI for the most sensational chapters, but
decidedly the strides made in the design
and finish Of ocean palaces leave IN as
lance the greatest fcatS connected With rail
way construction. Some are yet HVlnE VINO
recollcct well the great excitement among
shin-oWna1s and Scaturing men when the
startling news was heard OF Il steamer EaN-
inc performed the voyage in twentY-slX
! DAYS. The steamer $ carrying capacity was
| onIv 800 tons. and thc engine power was
! enunl In that nf 100 horses. She LEFT S1Nan-
nah on the 2j.h day Of MAY 1919, and ar
! rived at Liverpool at noon on the ZOlll oI
! Juno. The run was not looked upon
! with any degree Of favor by maritime
! men. the " crack sailing vessels OF the
! day. famed as Liverpool liners, having ire
aucutiy during the simmer months crossed
over in much less time. Engine power
YVES ve~y limited in the early days ct steam
! shin construction.
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SIS. MOO EsR-
,,r.r,r,rr-.r,Op ,nrfo Srtf
SOMETHING NEW!

A sHER. THE PHOTOGRAPHERS, $40 ST.
A fhaye completed the rettting OF my studio
IN a very pleasing and attractive manner, ana
added some very fne instruments, when enables
r,c ~ vicente the finest OF work with neatness
"a 5isnstrh Cbildrens PhotogI apis tn ken III
two seconds. This is one of my specialtles
Orders for Views of Residences, city or country.
promptly attended 10 au-o opi--
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For IS, 0O0-SO acres; 90 acres of which
are in Grapes: 3 acres in Peaches; acres IN
Strawberries and Blackbcrriee: good Dwelling
and Barn; miles from Sacramento.
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Fprc,T1ex OF THE HoRsE.-Prot. Iapp
will lecture on The Horse tins evening
al Fourth ana X streets, ut q CLOCK ShaIP
Hur,cmcn should hear him.
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SoNrru1.;G TNEyPEcrEp.-Some days ago
a snake-cha-mer was arrested for q small
of}ense and conveyed to the sttation-houS@'
where the officer in charge, as Is customary,
searched his pockets. Those receptaiccieS
did not pan or. very well, until the officer
came to onein tn" prisoners pants, wherein
he found something very peculiar anu
drawing it out, produced Il hNGi}T snake
fully eighteen inches in length. me ne, aston
ishrd officer. on recovering his equilibrium,
Looked at his prisoner severely and de
manded TO know what right he had to dis
obey the usual order Of things and set a
new precedent. From time immemoriall, II
a man had snakes, they belonged in his
boots
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1,17O acres of land in Colusa county;
miles east of Sacramento river: produced over
10000 sacks of wheat this year from 600 acres
each sack averaging i@9 pounds; has Dwelling
Barn and Granary. Price $50 per acre Lane
of the same quality cannot be purchased in
Butte county for less than SD per acre.
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500 acres of rich black loan soil, suit
able for Grain, Fruit or Cattle ranch; has liv-
ing springs of water; 2G0 acres will produce
Alfalfa: situated on the coast in Monterey
county. Price S9,0OQ.
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CLoAKs and shawls to-day at Red House
\ sample lot Of various styles.
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C1oAKs, CLoAKs !-Ladies' and misses
.Ioaks and wraps to-day a sample lot to
6e closed out at about half their regular
price. Red House.
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LADIES kid foxed Balmorals 81, at Red
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IMMIGRATION MEETING.

MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE
\ q Board of Trade Rooms, PIG
Filth street, between and J, on
Monday Afternoon, September *9th'
a. bolf mast I. for the purpose of forming. q
county organization to act in conjunction win
the Northern California m Rn5Eg d} Tr Asof ar
La =, ~ present and also the attendance Is
no,,,.e Of any citizens of the county who
49, he interested in the object of the meeting.
MA! NC GEO. E BATES,
so5td TB. CT Secretary of Board of Trade.
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SHAwLs. SHAwIs Ladies' shawls, full
size, slightly soiled, to be sold to-day lor
IS cents each, al Red House.