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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
Gl9dS.
Sit bic Jae6uction Der sSIlrnois Staatsste.

Git bic 9fe6ottton oer SSIItnois Staatssto.
Dor einigen Gogen brad)te bic Sninois
StadtSStg. etteG tntereIlanten Nrtifel iber
v9etnmdnb", iotpie Iber eine @rftnbune
etnes 6errn @b. Sappan sunt 8Ieid)en Oes
SIa6les unO glei63ettts gum 3erftoren
bes Sla6SltrDbS init 9tuditGnben aus ber
Yetroleumz Sabrifation. 9abur6 iieDt ftd
Der 11nter3ei6nete %neranlaBt, Der gee6rten
Jteooction Der SlIinois Staots3t9. 1nitSu=
t6etlen, oaB es ibm l6on Dor Sabren ges
Iultger tit, biIItg un6 i6nelI JIahS III
blei6eu unb Dorber ebenlo billtg uno i1nelL
bus Sla9sftrob auf 6cmii@em Bese 31
5erft0ren.
gBdbrenb i'd mid bor bier Sabren furSe
!3eit lit Sutnots aufhielt, lpuroe t9 ouf oelt
grOBen Wertb aufn1erfialn gendnt, ben Die
Sla6SzGultur roturgen1GB baben ipiirbe.
IS tpuroe mir cine Sudntttdt auf bet
Cambridge geTnnoenen 6Ia6ies 81 SIet97
8eriuden %ibergeben. 0dS Gelultdt mar !:
etn 60n tpetBer, npIIfo M IN e 1t
geru6freter Slabs, beiiet Safer bur9
ben BIet6proSeB nt6t dnge9rtffen
tpar uno tire uripriin9li6e StGrfe bebaIten
bate. Oie bis iebt benubten Bleidberfabz
rem geben ioIde GeiuItote ntGtl
GCL Sut0I oIIt1piU6Sb UuHCtL Cl1Ou GO
bis 80 Otinuten bic d3erit0rlng bes Stro6s
etipd ebeniD LANCE. Die 0ietge beS SIT be-
banbeInben StnffeS iptelt babel feline Stole.
Die Soften itnO iebr aering. 8oitipteItge
Npparate uno nteIe 6dnOe iinb nidt error
berIt6.
@s lit auBer eSrase, bob tpenn bier Der
Sla6sbau rattonen betriebelt miro ltnb Die
Sdutertgteiten, ipel6e it6 Der Sla6sgez
tpit1nun9 big iebt lit ben Nee ge1telt baben,
let6t beietttgr tDerOen fonnelt, Der Qlnbalt
bon SIafs getDinnbrtngeno iein pirO.
0Qc, fir melde bieier 2(rttfeL SntereiIe
Bat, DolLen ft6 gefdQieit ipeeen rGberer
NuStrnTt, Die i'd germ, u1o 3tpnr f%oitenfret,
9eben mill, tpenoen an
81. 2onsfn
p. o. Station D.
Serieb GttD 9ei9bts, 81. s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14

t~ppbItbuenben @reisniB eetporben. 9o6s
beolidt our9 iol6e bere6te !3eihen Iaute>
ret Nnbdnglid,feit lit es Mir elm 8ebirfs
NIP, Maeinen perbinbIi9ften Ddnt fir ale
Die ~IiebepoIen Nufmerfidnteiten unb 6uIz
bieungen ous;uipreden, nit oeiten SD bon
nab linb fern besriiBt tporben bin. Mus
ibncn cntreb,ns SD su Dteiner @enuss
tbultlta dufs yfeie Die frpbe lleber3eueung,
bab Die gauge Station in aufridttser Batter
IunOsLiebe, obne J9iidiiHt ouf politii6es
ulto religioies 8efenntniB, in Der Greue jill
aaiier nl,b Jei6 felt nno einis sufalmn,ens
ftebt. @eboben unO seitdrtt bur6 bieies
8cpuBtiein tpirb es pte biSber bic if0nite
aufgabe Oleines 2e6ens iein, bic Woblfabrt
Nteines geliebten beutiden 8olfes in friebz
Ii6er 2lrbett fort unb fort 81 befeiti9en unb
gu forbern. Wl0ge 0ott Mir Weisbeit uro
6roft oa5u berleiben, mD9e Oiein ernites
Streben TT bieier Tilrioree Mfetnem tbeu=
rem GaterGanbe gum t0eiL unb Sesen eereis
deu I"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
m~inueSpta. bos cine Getbe BON Sab

Gf~ittneSpfa. bds cine Getbe BON Sab
rem DOT 80 ieinenBeItunO Derrttltoert bate,
bat i'm por. Sa0r duf 2,571,637 NcreS,
ettpas, erD0bt. Sabt man ale Na6rtdlten
,uldnt1ne1, BON 0eren eit SbetI dnlebtlthe
Germebrund, Elm TbeiL erbeblide Gernltlls
beruno. nod1 dnoere feline Ser1nocrut8 lltel>
Den, 10 miro Der Stddt lootel Sontmertpets
;eu bauer ipie '83. Ser l6le6te Ausfou
6er lebter Otut5erntc tDirb in ntelen Count
ties 11rinhe beS ur9cnttt0erten ooer oer>
qr0Berten Observation-Disclosures ietn.
9ecbraSf1 miro leinen Beitdno beoelts
ter6 Dern1ebren, noer ibDn nermebrt baber,
beioroers in ben tpeitLi6en GountteS, in
benen oieIe fere QnIieoler on9efommen
finb; in etnelt1 ooer benz anoern Der 0ftliden
Counties miro cine feline 0erminberun9
eitgetreten ietn. Otan begt bort na6 BENT
Stuno bes 8ooen5 nmb bet seitig uno guns
fig erfoL9teu Qusiaat Die guniti9iten Nusz
1i6ten.
Sofia tpirb tpirb tpo6L feite Bermebs
run9 ieines 8eitanOcS uorneDn1el1. Dies
lit Bet Stat, Der loon lett Sabren Die etnz
ieittee Qusbeutuns beS 8ooens ourd Wetz
Sen oufgegeben ur1O 81 etlter Wfdnnt0taltt97
felt Der GuLturen i~ibereeganQe1t lit.
0as 2aro I'M @ansen betra6tet bat etter
8eltano all Wtnterrpeiset Dou 27,600,00O
Qcres, nabesu DenleIben, tpte I'M 6erblt '82,
uno einer mittleren Gta1D BON $500,
geqen 80 ant l. NprtI '83 unb 104 tnl groBet
So6r 1882. - Sir 8interz Goggen 1T bet
Beitono I'M gan3en 9anoe UNI / Bro5. fIet7
ner eetporben, mte '83 unb Der Stdnb ant
l. NprlL 81.
Bum S6Iub nod etn Short, bas Elm 2i6t
tDirft ouf Die 3tele, Die Gnglano in SnDien
binIi6tli6 bes WeiSeubaueS 10 bebarrli6
nerfolgt. sSl1Dten, nebenbct geiast, bat i'm
Sabre 1883 "a, 050, $40 BuibeL Wei5en atSs
gefii6rt, B. /. 9,81l,1 III gulbel rnebr, tDte
1882. Stun ienes gSort. 2lm 81. Scar;
b. S. bat 2or0 6imberlep, oaS 0ftt9Lieo
fir Sn6ien I'M engLil6en Sabtnet elmer in
Nugelegenbeiten bes inoiI6eu 6anOeIs ibm
aufpartenoen Population Der Associated
Chambers ofCommerce of heUnitedKing-
doms (Gereini9ten 6dnoelfamn1erlt bet 3
&onigretde) bas Solgenoe geanttportet :
v1eber bic auBerorbentlibe Nt6tigfeit bes
6anOelsberfebrs nit eSrbicn tbetlt Die Ste
gierung bic 9lnii9ten ber 0anoeIsfammern
D0Gig. GieI 1T i6on eci6eben, un bic
8a6nen in Suoten Su enttpifeln; i'm 8uoz
get 1874 ltno pieDer $41, 100000 3ur
11nterltibung neuer 8abnen auSgeieBt.
Sobalb Die Srd6ten, 11anlentlth ourh 3ie
,1euen 8abnen, na6 Gngl1no nod berabz
9eiebt Deroen fDnnen, tpiro ith Die lIusfubr
nod tpelentIih pergr0Bern; bonn bic Yroz
button BON Wci5cn 1T tbatid6Ii6 unbe7
gret1at."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
NermiiMfeS.

- NIs republitanti6er &nn6toat fit
bos q M bes Sber It aat5unmalteS
BON SIItn Dis tritt Geo. $ II nj bon
gartS I'M Gountn Cigar ilt Oitli6en S6etle
ocs States, III ben 8Droer8runb. 6err
6unt lit elmer Der aus9eSeidnetiten Eedtss
fcnner i'll Staate. unb ~beionoers ais mebrs
iGbriger goritBer bes Suitisausi6ulics oes
StaatsienateS bat CT ft6 cine 6cnntriB
lGn1mtli6er Staotsgeiebe angeet8net, lpie
Tie III oieler NusoebnUng un6 @enali9fctt
faum Elm anoerer JtcftS9elebrter beltbt.
8or bier Sabrcn itano er tapfer ulto treu
81 BEN 0euti6en, ais eS gait, nuf benz re-
publifauiiden Staatsconpeitt in Spring
ftelo uuo porber un6 nadber Die oon1ali9e
@rantzS etpegun9 unD ibre ann1aBenoen
Setter au befGmpfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
iIIr Id ID

S6dfe. = 3rftbr 1900 Stid. Yrcile
1elt SIT bent 9~eitri9en Gitd9an9e.
Gertaltft purben II. a.:
76 Stld burdidntttlid Is b GIT $685.
1o9 y Jos y so
st 105 8 70
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
4~tuaemeimer @aaremn,aret.

Sprtt t. 49, Gn Chicago LIZ; in ct. 2out5
1.16; in Cincinnati 1.15@-.-; IN peort1
LII; in Baltimore 1.19@1.19L.
Sntt ct. creamery" bette 2S030c..
sien1lt6 quite bis quite 1885,, xOatrp' :
CUTE bis bette 17@27~ 9erIA9er: 0Nalltdt
10@13c.
Gier.-14c bas Dtb. Gnteneier 10000,
@drle=gier 40@50c.
Settle e sebenbe Gnrteps 13@16:.
eei9lo9tete 12@15c.; Siipner 70 lie,
6os b. leb. nno -@-c 9el6l. @I=
ten 3.25@4.00 bas OuBeno leb. urto 13@13c.
9eidl. @auie 6@10c. 9ei6l. nnO $1,000
800 baS 0uBen0 leb.
&%artDfteln. Garlp Stole 27@32c.
per giti6el beim Gar auf Der Babm. 8lei=
mere Yortteeu 38@45c; l60ne Ned6blomS
beirn @ar 33@35c; SurbantS 30@34c.
Neue Sartoffeln 700 OaS Sap nno
2.0J@2.25 bos Sul6eltilt6en.
Nepf Ell. = 2.0O@5.00 baS YaB.
6ontJ. beuer 10 @17c.. ountler 10@13c.
VI m per -$1.50@1.75 Da5 100 BfIno
fir 9emil6te ..@onntrp"-
@tlo. MeouarO= @nten So. 75@ 800
flei1e 1.25@1.3O, leb. &oubeu 1.5O@1.75.
SOP IT, Jtelp yorf 23@2Sc, 4Sactfic
.3@26, Btsconitn 12@20c.
3wiebeln. = 8 2.00@2.25 baS SOP.
Scene 10000 boS 9tb.
st dben. = @9weoii@e 1.5O@1.75 Oas
o'9orinips. -1.75@s.OO bas Sap.
&iber. = 3.OO@3.25 bas 46aBI mo $500.
06.00 oas Sap.
@ranberri es. -$8.O0@11.0 90 boS Sap
nttb 11.0O@13.00 fir 6ie i60nlten.
Southland $-.-@-.-
bos Sap uto 1872 oaS Eilt@en, Sloriba
2.5O@5.OO baS 8ilt6en. &alellcia 5000
900 Die Site uno Wteiliua 2.75@4,OO bas
Rilt6en.
Wrblen. - Crime, GrbIen $1.D al. 30,
Selberblen1. 10@1.15 Utarrow1atS 1.20@1.25
+ 9eipalt. 2g@2&c. bas Bfo.
y obnen.-@ute Wtebiums" 1.25@1.85.
Seite rUtebiumS" 2.20@2.25. nNapteS 2.25
@3.35 Der Sul6e( int @roBen.
Conner fett. - Sraunes III 10,
oeIbeS 5t@-c.. weiReS 64@7c. bo5 lfo-
&alg. - SUDDEN &c, Jto. l @outtrp
6a@-c. 800. 2 Su &c.
@itroneu. = $3.50@3.50 bas Rtt3en
fit Meliina.
Yie SLANT. - 1@6c bas 9funb.
Galot.-25@50c 6as 0bo.
Ourten.-- 1.25@1.75 b0S Sto.
Spinut.- 3.00@3.25 oas SaB.
&omaten.- Bermuoa) 1.0O@1.25 6as
aiitdeu. 6lorioa'er 1.75@2.00.
Stables d. en.-15@5Oc. ooS Sbo. Sitloz
6er.
Spar9el (@opDen) 3.OO@3.25 ooS $50.
WIubhet.
0otDe &Ibeu. $1.OO@1.50 bas
Sift6en.
Snmse Grbfen. $9.OO@2.5O bas
Sul6elzSiit0en-
- elIeri e.-30@4Oc boS Outenb.
Suppentrnut. = 25@4Oc. bas 0bo.
Siinb9en.
Yrbbeereu. - @uS Sloribo 40@45c.
0nS Nrnrt. WiIGiI1iput'er mn y~nuiiiouu'er
45@60c. bas Quart.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
4 It q { It.

SNttftrirtcs Sit0mcrbMd.
20 1ette a. 43t, nit 40 prodtpoucu 6orbentofeln uuo 3G
0olSlbntttet. S60n 9cb. 5000.
Ste @etiiseIsuGt in, 9ansen tt,nf
Oiit 20 Sorbcn>G rudtaieln. $1.75.
Gustav Hin~torH
Srternot. Yudbr AS Dearborn Str.
Selephoue 5116.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14

Weisen. april 7s4, @tai 83b, STUNT
st aorn: april Al, Dsoi 4sg, sunni sos,
Sefer: aSpril 37a, nsot slb Stunt 50,
ale1e. Fear s1 $11.s5, 1 Gar ST
$11.5O, 4 @ars Su $1O.50,. @ar 81 II 90,
/ Gars ;u $11.5O, 9 Gars iii Saden 5lt 10,
2 Gors iii $13.25 bic &onne.
NJ iDOIin9s.:.1 Sar Sl $l@;So. "a |
Gar ~ 10, / Gar 5u $13.25, l Gor SIT 1890
/ Gor ;n $14, i Gar 81 AS, Gor 5u 1900
Sen. = 1 Gar $50. 1 Gintotbp III 9roBet
goIer III SIP, 4 Gors 6oice SSolno nplai1o
Yroirte III 1880, 1 Gdr SIT Is, 2edrS S1 l3.oo
bic Come.
Samereien: &inotbD $1.t8@I.32.
sleeiunte1, gutter Biz better. 5.35@6.OO;-
qeinlonleu III 1.64@ dnf Der Sabn: I'm
oorilder @rasiamen 4O@6Oc. NHtuet 4O@0o.
gm Oct JonOSD1rts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
WtCNWe0rft.

Sim finbpie + lit q trdfen ca. 80, 900
Stiid elm. Der Warft mar belcbt uuo felt.
Sll ber erIten 0Glfte ber WD1e itie9en bic
Nreile unb bebaupteten lt6 bis gum
g g9Ins' ss.s5S S5'2e O gtoaers $9.S5 : S. !,
Teebers 4.9O@5.4 40, Iei6te Stiere 5.25@5. SO,
mittell6mere S.. 5O@5.9O, i@pere CUR Nllsz
fubr $G.00@6.S5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
0esp anOte BcrIOue1

fSnitcn ourd) Ieibt perfGufli6er unb niblider, haunt
iGdlidl bel ben 0etti6en INNER g%augbarer Nrtitel etneu
bnnelnpen nno 9nten %erbient ~erStelen. @eriu9sueile
ptrter Frohelt per @rpreB, nno 9enaue NuStunft 9lettz
iettt9 per polt 5u9el1ift. AoreIie; ID. CTR it. Steve
ano - 31m5 4p6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
marftberiOt.
@onenberi6t.)
Gbienoo. M,outoo IA. Q1

G%bica9o. Monta9 IA. 2tpril.
9rr @etreibenrdrtt trat Wtitte ber2So6e cit
llmidlpuns ell, unb bic Breile b%eIierteu lid
erbebli6, bod trot ant Sdrtltd9 etlt ldarter
Giid9dlt9 eit, unb ber9Jtartt i6loB rpei6eitO .
Die Boor=9Sreiie i6lolien on1 Sdntitd9:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14

S6wetne. : 3uflbr $1,000 Stiif-
Ger Marft i6lot feit St elmer Nopa1ce Don
10c. 9e9en Sreitag. Se3ablt wurbe: $4,000
5.S5 fir letdte, $5.50@6.35 fit als9eiudte
Iet1te lll1o 5.50@6.40 tiir l9pere.
Ae,nhIt ,ntrAe fmr I q h t q hei
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-02-28
A Young Seamstress.

lam learning how TO sew said an eager
liItl~ mTid:
Il push the a. ,.ie in and out, and make the
stitches str ur:
I'm sewing blocks %, patchwork for my dol!
lys lite ted.
And Mamma saVE the way ] work Il will not
take me lOiU
It's over and oyt'r-dn you know.
How overHEd-Over s,i.Gnes gOG
81 have begun a handkerchief; Mamma turn
cd In the edge.
And bRsted i with pink thread to show me
where 10 sew:
1t has Greenaway children on it stepping
staidly by u hedge;
look at them when get tired, or the needle
pricks, ynu know.
And that is the way learn TO hem
With hemmlRg siitchee-do you know
them2
"Next shall learn TO run. and darn, and back.
stitch, too. guess,
II wouldn't take me long, ] know, IL II
wasn't for the thread;
But the knots keep coming, and besides-l
shall have TO confess
Sometimes sip my thimble on and use my
thumb instpadl
When your thread knots, what do you dof
And docs IL turn all brow nish toog
"My papa, he's a great big man. as much ne
six feet high;
He's more than forty, and his hair has gray
mixed "" III back;
Well, he can't sew! he can't begin to sew as
well asl.
II he loses of button. Mamma has to set
IL back!
You must MT think me proud, you know,
But am seven. and can scw!
Mary l., b. Branch. In st. Nicholas.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-02-28
THE DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1884

.1aeres your marriage certificate.
Heller"
Here, papa"
VERY well. my dear. Lawson.
you're as bad crank as your father.
bless him. But of course ril have to
forgive YOU; don't let il occur again.
Funny my wife didn't remember you.
Been abroad two years, haven't you?
Helie has been shut up ia boarding
school; that's what makes her so roman
tic"
but. papa-"
20, its all right, my dear. No di-
yorce talk-if he has fooled you. You
ought to be glad I'm so pleased"
And so Mr.. Lawson found himself
gobbl"d up in short order. and blessed
rs well as forgiven by his mother-in-
law.
Then they all set OF for the hotel in
high spirits.
Steward" said Mr.. Wolfe, ''how
manv trips had you made?"
This was the second"
Last, too, eh?"
"Yes, unless Helie wishes me to con-
tinue. She thinks it awfully jolly"
"It is not so bad" said Helie stoutly.
Postscript.-It occurs to me that the
whole affair may have been precon-
certed plot Girls and their mammas
so often understand each other nova
days. and Laura Dodge used to say
that Helie was "a perfect little divil." :"
However. as far as Mr.. Lawson's affec-
tions were concerned, every one said it
was "a clear case" LILY NJ. CURRY.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-02-28
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns Bruises Cuts, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains,
Corns, letter, Chapped Hands. and all skin
eruptions, guaranteed to cure in every
instance, or money refunded. 25 cents
per box. For sale by &c. Saur. mcS-1y
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-02-28
Ladies Hair Dressing Bazaar.

MRS. M. A. JOHNSON h CO., have opened a
wi Ladies Hair Store, In room corner Of Main
and Scott streets, where they prepared to man.
ufacture and finish to order Switches, Puff Curls,
French Twists. Front Pieces, Ventilated Front
ave a H. asst stvIes W sna ~
oil kinds ladies hair goods. Salts faction guaran-
teed. Pricesreasonable. Give us "s,l.
M.A.JOHNSON q co.
dec2s-S1-tf Napoleon o.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-02-28
Miller & Smith,
Real Estate A gents.
Liberty Center, Henr. Co., o.


We offer the following pieces of property at e1
so acre farm "a miles southwest of Liberty Cen
ter, miles northeast from Napoleon; good SANDY
soil we'll improved; new frame house with wing good
size, good frame barn 60 acres under cultivation
balance timber; good spring of water all year
round near the house, good well near the barn; !;
yard with evergreens In front of house. Price $50
per acre, half down and the balance on time.
20 acres in Richfeld township, miles south of
Richhe.d Center; acres clear: good soil, laying on
cross-road In a good neighborhood. Price $500:
some cash, and the balance on time to suit
An Excelsior and Handle Factory and pIaner and
other machinery, all in good condition and running
order; got good deal lumber and wood on hand ali
buildings in good order most as good an new. This
is O good paying business for some man that wants
to work III timber of all kinds, one of the firm wants
to sell half of the whole factory or trade on good
farm. Price $1,000; for cash will take less, This
property is in Liberty Ccntcr.fa growing lively
town If any desire to the factory, come and see
foryourself; 1t ls running every day.
100 acre farm in Richfeld township 80 acrep
cleared, the balance good heavy timber. Plenty eaw
mills not far Off miles south of Grellton station
on X. Il. The improvements are frame house and
other buildinge-good fences on what is improved. .
More timber than 1t will take to pay for the whole
farm. Price 81, 4,000--payment easy; $500 or 81 O0e
down, the balance to suit purchaser. This is rare
chance not often offered.
Anew house and lot In Liberty Center, planted
with fruit trees. House 1924 built with, good mete
rial. all in good order Price $500, cash, bal
ance on time.
Call on The undersigned. We have many more I'M
proved farms and wild land to sell at low prioes.
Also all kinks of farming implements, machinery,
self-binders and any thing farmer needs.
MILLER g. SMITH.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-07
Eight Facts Worth knowing.

Grant & Wards assets were only nomi-
nal, while their liabilities were phenomenal
The new song, q / Am Nobodys Darling,
was not written by DR.. Mary Walker. This
is reliable.
1t is not until young man has proposed
and been rejected that he begins to look
upon old bachelors with respect.
One very pleasant effect of the present
cool summer is that the ladies have been
able to keep their powder dry.
A Philadelphia youth who got acquainted
with girl who is dreadfully fond of lemon
ade, calls her his sour mash.
The cholera scare is blessing to some
fashionables with short purses. " We were
Just about to sail for Europe, you know
when"
1t is said that the whistling man is one
who does little thinking. But he makes
the others think And oh what fearful
thoughts they think
A Michigan woman cures by laying on
of hands" We know quite a number OF
husbands that have been cured of late hours
in that way.-[Exchange.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-07
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted ut Il9 for Is of 1907; ll214 fos as;
sterling 81 S23%@4 SIX 1907 for Is; silver bars,
llO3s.
Silver in Tendon. 631Sd: consols. 1o5 19-l6d;
( per cent. United States bonds. exteaded, 1O5;
IS, 1875; AS, 1151s.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quosed
ct $4,000 cents.
In the San Francisco mining SHARE market
Yesterday Hale & Norcross was less active. but
the lowest rates of Tuesday were not repeated,
the extremes being s. 65 to s. 20, whereas the
range Tuesday was s. to 81 81. Consolidated
Virginia haI weak Hook, Gould & Curry, Best
K BeIcher, Mexican. Sierra Nevada, Union Con
solidated, and i'll fact, most of the Comstocks
showed some recovery from the lowest prices OF
Tuesday morning.
An explosion of benzine N New York yester
day badly injured two meG and destroyed cor
siderable property.
Cleveland has departed for the Adirondacks
to pass a two weeks vacation.
Fire consumed a dance-hOuso in Lemoore, 1u
lare county, Tuesday night.
Mr.. Bullock was found dead in the road neal
lynouth, Amador county, Tuesday night.
An outbreak of cholera is reported at North
ampton, Eng.
The courier service between Foo Chow and
the landing place of the cable has been stopped
by tie Chinese authorities.
In an ARRAY in ETliet county, KY. four men
were killed and sixteen wounded.
General Sheridan a,sd Secretary Lincoln were
at Gettysburg yesterday.
At Princeton, Colusa county, yesterday, in d
maj
and another wounded.
Particulars of the conhagration at Laporte
Plumas county Tuesday night, are given thi!
morning.
Arrests of Chinamen attempting to unlawful
" enter the United States from British Columhis
continue at Port Townsend. W. 7.
Fire at San Andress; loss, $1,000
Secretary Lincoln has decided upon the pro
motion of the survivors of the Greedy expedi
zion.
John Knckerboeker Griswold committed sui
eide Tuesday evening at Lansingburg, N. 7.
Twenty-eight pauper immigrants are to bt
2e1t bat K to Europe from New York.
Sharks abound in the lower New York bay.
Fourteen hundred Golfers are on Il strike n
Hail eton, Pa.
Gold and silver have been discovered at The
summit of Crow Nest Mountain, near Yves
Point, y. Y.
Two infants in cigar boxes were yesterday
found at Troy, n. Y, under the porch of q
house.
The Methodist Church at Port Norris, N. J..
was destroyed by an incendiary fire Tuesday.
Lawrence Gurland was killed by blast yes
terday near St. Helena, Napa county.
The nineteenth annual session of the Grea
Council, Improved Order of Red Men, begar
yesterday i'll Nevada City.
In the Eighth Ohio Congressional Distric
the 5S0th ballot was taken yesterday, withou
choice.
A fire occurred in the Capitol building a
Washington yesterday, but no great damage re
suited.
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Virginia City has adopted curfew ordi-
nance.
A cave full of honey is said to have been
found near Santa Barbara.
The black sands of Snake river, near
Walkers Ferry, are showing very rich in
gold.
There are 5000 men at work on the Ore
gon Pacific Corvallis will be reached in
ninety days.
A tramp being refused TODD by house
wife at Elko, New, swept the contents OF
the table on the floor.
In a row ON a ranch near Bed Bluff last
week Asa Ashbrook killed harvest hand
named Rrod with blow of his fist.
The road from Antioch to the San Joa'
quin river covering lbs miles of the route
of the San Joaquin Valley Railroad, has
been surveyed. 1t is to be a narrow-gaugt
from Bakersfield to Antioch, where ii con
meets with steamers for San Francisco.
b. F. Frisbie, three and half miles from
Marysville, has $50 acres of wheat this
year. He sowed mixture of Pride o
Butte and Club. Some portion of his
wheat thrashed fifty bushels to the acre
and he thinks it will average close to forty
bushels for the whole 450 acres.
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DAILY REC0RD-UNI0N


The REcoRD-UNIoN is the only papar o"
,be coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re-
.,iss the full Associated Press dispatches
from all parts Of lhe ,corId. Outside Of San
Frcncisoo Il has no competitor, IN l'oixt o.
numbers, in It's home and genera! ci'ca3at'o"
throughout the coast Challenges Of TWO 10
ONE, cotcring points ADORE, erte'adss to doeo1
daily papers, remain open for acceptance
S. c. Beckrih, " Tribune Baltd'ug, Ne0
York, sole agent for the Eastor" States, Wm
Camcron, No. s Men Montgomery street, Sa'
Francisco, special agent Jor-.Sea Francisco dn'
.s..inii1,
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The Phoebe New Record of last Satur-
day says The cotton fields in the lower
part of the county are in bloom. There is
one field of thirty-five acress at Bunker
vile, another of ten, and Mr.. Crosby has O
four-acre patch at Overton. He says that
his little patch of cotton looks as fine as
any he ever saw growing in the Southern
States.
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CAUTION.

DONT BE MISLED b REPRESENTATIONS
- of full iron frames in Upright Pianos as
being equal to the MATHUSHEK, for upon eX-
animation it will be found that the MATHU-
SHEK Upright Piano is the only Piano that has
a cup of wood bushipg forced into solid iron,
into which the tuning pins are set, which no
other Piano has. Take a toothpick or penknife
blade. and you can insert it all around the tun-
ing pin in all other Pianos down to the wooden
plank, which will prove the above assertion.
Then note the MATHUSHEK. and don't be de-
eeived. Agency, 527 street.
lr1r
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE. Beware OF
limitations. limitations and counterteitS
have again appeared. Be sure that the
word HoRsFoRD's" is ON the wrapper
None are genuine without it.
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Fighting in South Africa.

LONDON, August 9th. = Advices from
South Africa report a severe engagement
between the followers of Monsinla and the
Beers, in which the latter were defeated
Many warriors were killed. including sew
eral Englishmen.
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A Whole Tribe Massacred.

TANG1ERs, August 6th-The Sultan Of
Morocco caused the massacre of whole
tribe in Augara Kabila, because they asked
for French protection. The men were
killed and the women and children made
slaves. Five thousand men from different
tribes have gathered to2attack the Chief OF
Ouadzan, and a war with France is prob
ohio