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GALT's New CHURcH.-The Gazette of the
18th says; " Thursday last was day long
TO be remembered in Gait, it being the oc-
casion of laying the cornerstone of the
first church edifice built within her pre-
cincts. For a number of years the religious
ly-inchned folks Of this vicinity have been
in the habit of worshiping in house that
was originally built for school purposes.
but the increased population required more
extensive facilities, hence the movement
now on foot to erect more councillors
building and dedicate it to the use OF
Christianity. 1t IS not the intention of the
instigators 10 erect a dcnominational tenn
pie, or in any way exclude other Christian
people from worshiping there. The organ
ization to which it owes its existence is
liberal-minded and generous. The con-
tributions to the enterprise come from
every class and all denominations. hence
the use of the edifce will be free to all
Christian sects. The interest taken in the
work from the very beginning is certainly
gratifying to every individual in Gait, and
the cornerstone ceremonies of Thursday
last were but the beginning of grand
work in this broad field for religious teach
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A. Hebron & BRO,

.fTHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS
w Having purchased the City Market, on
street. between Front and Second, from p. Her
zog. we shall endeayor to keep the same sup
piled with the BEST MEATS. We offer special
inducements to the trade, and being connected
with the slaughter-house by telephone we are
prepared to take orders from A. NJ. to 5 P. NJ
Special attention given TO orders from the coun-
try Live Stock bought at the Highest Market
Prices. iyl0-1m
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80 DAYS TRIAL.
WHICH IS The FALSIFIER ?

Wy ]. HORNE Is MAKING ELECTRIC
w belts under my first two patents of Nov.
II, 1879, and Nov. ., 1880 and has made no
changes but what those patents cover and per-
nit Within the last year or SO he claims slight
changes, by adopting rs his my own ideas de-
veloped in my improved Belt. He has done this
without my consent and attempts making them
his by stamping his name on and calling them
Horne's Belt" He confessest0 selling Vests
Belts but his "years ago" will reach to the
present time proved by his own publications. |
sold him half interest in my patents on April
l6 1881 and from this date he has advertised the
Belt as his and himself its inventor, as
is proved by Horne's Electric Herald of July,
1881. Oct 1851 June, 1882, and July, 1883. In
these he has cuts with "W. j. Hornes Belt" en-
grayed and Patented Nov. II, 1879, and Nov. 9,
ISSA"-the dates of patents bought of me- Then
IL was Horne's Belt" such as the world never
saw: :" but now It is "discarded because defec-
tive And yet he is now making this identical
Belt, in every essential particular, In the same
above papers he has engravings OF gold medals
awarded to w. J. Horne" by California State
Fair. 1880 1881, for this same Belt. A gold medal
nor any medal was awarded TO 'W. j. Horne "
in the State of California. A silver medal was
awarded the a" San Francisco Magnetic Belt Co"
Horne K Vest by State Fair in 1880. candid
public can now decide who falsities. hold my
the public or the law, as have all the docu-
ments in my possession.
Those who desire genuine and superior Elec-
trio Belt invented, made and sold with honest
claims will call on or send TO c. n. WEST, co.
Market street, San Francisco, Cal Sent c. 0.
d. or for cash KIRK, GEARI 4 CO., Druggists,
N1antS Sacramento. aD23-lm
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BASE BALL.-Thc game of base ball at
Agricultural Park yesterday afternoon, be-
tween the Eurekas of Sacramento and the
Occidentals of San Francisco, drew large
number Of spectators and was a very inter
esting contest. The visiting nine was COM
posed of young men Of gentlemanly de-
meanor, who attended strictly to business,
played well, distinguished themselves in
base-rumning and field work and took the
defeat which befell them in good part.
Their opponents, who were possibly little
stronger in physique, played very credit
able game, doing some fine batting and
good playi the diamond. Renfro's pitch
ing was highly commended. Following is
the score
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GAEL and examine the large stock ofgoods
just received and now opening at the Metro
politan Cigar Store Also, look out for Fire
Department, at Metropolitan Cigar Store,
on Tuesday next.
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PEORIA STONE WARE.

lust RECEIVED FROM THE EAST THE
y largest and best assortment of Stoneware
ever seen in this city, including Butter Pots
and Pals, Jelly. Jam, PickI I,, and Preserve
Pans etc, etc all warranted acid proof Water
Filters, Filters and Coolers combined. Prices
ranging from s. to SO. Filters repacked ut
short notice Sewer and Chimney Pipe in de-
siTable patterns and sizes. Also, White Bronze
Monuments. Send for circulars and price list.
ml4-3p1m W. II. HOBBY, 81 J ST., Sacramento.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Dude Gamblers.

The Dude Gamblers.
1t must be that a section of the lower
portion Of humanity has transferred itself
from the dude gamblers precinct of Sacra-
mento to Chico, and yet no part of this
human scum seems to be missing or away
from home The Chico Record referring
to this clement which continues to live
when it ought, but for soiling the ground,
to be buried says Considerable comment
has been made of late concerning the large
number of hard characters in tUwn-able-
bodied young fellows who sit on the side
walks in front Of saloons to guy or gawk
at ladies as they pass by. These fellows are
known aS cigarette gamblers Woud-be
thoroughbred sports, who have neither the
coin nor talent 10 be any more than what
they are They live principally by money
given them by depraved women, and often
buying tiashy suit of clothes. They exist
by foraging upon free-lunch counters or
accepting OF the hospitality of some more
well-to-do friends who invite them TO an
occasional square meal. When gam
bling they never stake any great
odds against q card for several rea-
sons: First, because they have not much
afraid ro' r,,t down aiI tLay hive ~ ono
time stud poker is their fayorite game,
ana they lay around some place day after
day watching chance 10 fleece some un-
sophisticated shegp-Shearcr or a farmers
'ul nam -iiS l. IA "y',' % rec 'l,S'
officers to make a raid upon the tcn-cent
s'-'' Nv .'. "'' II 1i''t
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ne MAJ pens q, '''SH 'iii"''-I 10" ia from one
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I'lELi' ne l.t 10 nave 'I'e Dung men son
'ltiI S'i'' iiF-"iil't I;'I'''' ana "'I'llS4
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'' IL: y l.'F " rusty Ci'dlI IdI'Ci'vd AROUND
pau "l '"' c'''i P"il'9 N"ui" 'e very al
I"tl'e' I9,I.iI as Wen as ornamental
IT, - - - W p;l..
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II. GO tourist who Is making trlparound
the world arrived i'm this city Thursday. en-
,,+, I,.- l,,;,,., ,,,,,.. f-.,,,, ,,,-+rali..
'ii' ''S' Ns''''-''' thursday evening ne loSt
his through ticket, also that OF his wife
He Immediately informed Mr. Talbot the
ticket ,,,a~- of his loss the tickets wore
.,.i,.,r..5 ....l -. III =, .,1.o
INV a. So '.,. C,i''I''''S 'lsei,r', ~ AN
lhe1! up III presented MT IHoer went I'M
NlS'l"' e, 10 S''il TahClH'o anu Procqred
Saturday evening woman, who gave her
,i'i't a. ,'lS Lto'l'lu ''s,''5'I le'l DIT
The ticJiot> IN Mr. TaIbot and claimed tbr
reward NJ, ToIbot asked her where She
had fonn6 tI,e-y and She ranlic3 81. In front
of The ]Ve,to-n Union nfiira AT : NJ Fri
dav 0rbe~ inrerrooatories eIiritad no
reilly She was sent To- tbr Golden FaGle
Hnfei where Mr. Rider was sror,,in,r and
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olive AND LET LIVE"

ETRoPOLITAN MARKET, TWELFTH
M and Z streets-C0NRAD SCHEPP, proprie-
tor The best of Meats of all kinds constantly
on hand. Prices not subject to change. Prices
of the best meats as follows: Porterhouse steak,
I5c Sirloin steak, 15c; Round steak, 121ac.;
Corned Beef. l0c; Pork, PIE; Mutton, PIC.
orders called for and meats delivered through
ont the city free of charge. ap22-iplm
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BORN.
DIED.

DIED.
Davisville, May lS-F. NJ. Enos formerly Of the
Tule House,, 81 years. months and 10 days
Funeral notice hereafter.
Babel's Slough. Yolo county, May l6--Albert
youngest son of Matthew Lenox, year and
months.
SuSanyille, May 9th-Harriett II. Cornell s.
years.
jackson, May l4-Baldo Lubich, II years.
MORTALITY REPORT.
For the week ending May II. 1884, made by
j. \. Herndon, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office, at the Chapel, City Gene
terry:
May 1O-Edward \. Bascom, s years, months
and 10 days
May l1-Ellen sullivan 81 years.
May l1--Iohp J. Gallagher, Is years
May 12-Wm. Auson 81 years.
May l4-Joscph Block, years. II months and -
days.
May 15-Sarah Kitty Berry, is days.
May 16-Bernard Lasky, - years and month.
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And for boys of all ages, we furnish the best
qualities of CLOTHING which the market af-
fords in the different grades, and FOR LESS
MONEY THAN THE SAME GOODS
CAN BE HAD FOR ELSEWHERE.
One-piece Kilt Suits, Brown Ladies Cloth,
So IS. Finest Kits, So, So and $40.
All-wool Flannel Kilt Suits. Scarlet Brown,
Blue Green, Cardinal or Drab, S..
Stout Play Suits double-breasted blouse, S. 50.
Dark Twilled Union Cashmere Suits, So SO.
Ages 4 to 10 years.
Play Suits Qong pantsl So 50. Ages, 7 to IL.
Union Cashmere Suits; ages, 10 to I6 81.
Dark Mixed Cheviot Suits; ages, II to 10, So 50.
All-wool Sack Suits, 81 to 80 chest, S..
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ing The day was pleasant, and seemed as
if made specially for the occasion. A large
assemblage was on the ground at an early
hour to witness the ceremonies. 1t was an
nounced last week that Rev. DR.. Barrows,
of San Francisco, would be present to de-
liver the address, but owing TO his being
unavoidably detained the people were de
prived of the pleasure of meeting with him.
However, Rev. DR.. Warren and Dr. Lane
were present and conducted the ceremony
to the pleasure of ALL The editice will
cost s., 200, s., 600 OF which has been already
subscribed, and the other 81 200 will be
forthcoming before its completion.
EoN-SHooTING.-At Agricultural Park
yesterday the Forester Gun Club held its
monthly pigeon-shooting meeting. The
attendance of spectators was large, but the
members of the club participating were
fewer in number than for long time, only
nine facing the trap. 1t was an off day
generally, the birds not being up to the
average, some being too young to fly well,
while others, strong birds, nearly all eXhib-
tied as tailers, and the shooters as Il general
thing We're unequal to the occasion. The
score showed the following figures, all
shooting at 81 yards, except Todd, 20 yards
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To lct-ThTee fine rooms.
Nanted-A good barber. 500 X street.
WeinStock K Lubin-For all occasions.
Hale BToS.-Ladies' underwear
Red House-l00 cases boots and shoes.
Folding rockers at CampbclrS
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CoMNERcIAL.-Since last report the fol-
lowing steamboats, arrived at Sacramento
San joaquin No. 3, from san Francisco,
with general merchandise, and barge Of
lumber for Friend & Terry Lumber Com
pany and Richards IL Knox; Clara Bell,
from the lower Sacramento river, with gen
eral produce Constance, from San Fran
cisco, with barge of lumber for Friend q
Terry Lumber Company and W. f. Fra
yer. eparted-Steamer Clara Bell. for
the upper Sacramento, with general mer-
rbandisn
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-" Pop" tonight.
Tiyoli, tonight" Pearl of Savoy"
Ladies. attention-Decoration Day.
Germaniu Building and Loan Association.
California Lodge. X. of H.-To-night
British Picnic privileges.
Notice to contractors.
Wanted-Help ut Houston'S.
An open letter from Elwood BrImer.
a. and 4. :. R.-This evening.
Wanted-Board and lodging by young man
Wanted-FWmished rooms, man and wife.
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OFcialPdper of Barber County
TARIFF REDUCTION p!
NEW GOODS | CHEAP GOODS II

n. C. Thompson & Co. make this special an
nouncement TO tho public and ask that II there
Is any doubt about the assertions that any per
con interested step in and examine for them
self.
They are opening the most perfect and COM
plete line Of Spring goods ever offered in tho
city. Included I'm the lot IL everything a lady
can think OF In the shape Of Spring and summer
dress goods. PONCE silks, silk suitings, lawns,
dress Einzhams, laoos and dress trimmings gen
orally.
rhe most stylish and durable shoes and slip
pers for ladies' misses aud children.
Durable and neatboots aad shoes for gentle
men for light work or range use.
A perfect and complete stock Of ready-made
clothing, ordered especially for this market ;
Of the latest fashion, for Sunday or every day
wear.
A line Of hats Of all kinds and for AL use, In
GLIDING thosc for the hot summer.
All 81 the articles mentioned are new and
fresh. They were bought for Immediate sale.
and they must be disposed Of
Romsmber, tho reduction I'm tariff has done
tho work, and Thompson a Co. viii give their
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b. Fl. O'Connor and II. J. Hicks came In
Saturday from Dodge City, where they
shipped l55 head OF stock aud saddle horses
for sale at that place. Barney, as he Is ia
miliarly known here, is one of the old-tim.
Sers in this section, having come here as ear
Ply as 1874 in the capacity of mail carrier.
The mail at that time was brought down
from Hutchinson, seventy five miles north
of here, weekly on a horse, and it is said
the coming of the Irish mail boy was look
Jed forward to with anxiety by the few cat
men, Indian traders and buffalo hunters in
the country. Star routes and increased
pay were things then unknown and Barney
squit the mail business and went to hertIing
cattle. He had soon saved enough money
to buy cow ortwo. and seeing this his
Eonly chance TO accumulate property, at once
adopted the plan Of investing his wages as
fast as he earned them in cattle, until 1888,
when he concluded to go west and grow
Lup with the country. He is new located
on the Rio Grandc river, In FL Paso county,
Texas, l05 miles east OF the county seat,
FL PasO. He did not say whether the
scounty seat was in the center Of the county
Tor not. His nearest railroad station or
Ipostoffice is Camp Rice, 81 miles distant
Cattle are fat there the winter through
the month of May being the dry season of
the year, as well AS the season the cattle arc
tho rrh..fr nnir Il G.- Z.
the local demand, which has been quito
Sufficient, as there are but few cattle In the
but soon they must find other mar,
kets and unless new mines should be dis,
covered and give demand for beef, Kansas
City, which is 1900 miles distant. and the
freight $50 per CIR, will be their market
Yet their prices will be good as their cattle
ARE fatter i'm October TO the first half of
November than any other month in the,
year, said Barney, awe don't think of win!
ter loss in that country at all, aud its the
finest horse country ever saw. There are1
no spring roundups as here, being few
cattle in the country and water scarce ANIL
no storms to DRIFT cattle as here" Stocks
Of cattle sell for $50 when there is any fer]
sale, 1t being very dry as we'll as a newt
cattle country the stock is not improved
being either Texas or Mexican cattle. Mr.
.O'COnnor has 300 head of breeding cattle, !.
and 100 head of horses, aud says one man
takes care Of the stock.
Kirby Smith, formerly of this place, Isl
just below O'Connor on the river with a.
mice bunch of cattle. r. j. Hicks, fanil I
.iarly known as "Hicky," is near by with,
"a herd of horses. Barney will return to;
his ranch when he has succeeded IN sellingt
his horses and will carry with him the WELL
wishes of a host of friends here who have
known him long and we'll.
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EDITORS ADVANCE In a late issue of
''yonr paper saw an article headed AN;
other Cutting ARRAY Mt Taborville," IN!
(which the writer does great injustice to one.
Iof the parties. He is either terribly pref!
JUDGED, or has utterly failed to inform HIM
self in regard to the facts. and describes!
with great gusto something he knows MOTH
4 ing about. The facts are substantially this ]
Zach Boatman, whose home is In Medicine,
Lodge, Kansas, but who is staying with,
This brother-in- law. y. G. Binns, had occl1
sion to 60 to Taborville on the day OF the
affair, and met with Jones. with whom he'
was on friendly terms until late In the,
tevening, when they had little alteration,
about some trivial matter. Boatman lcfd
tine room, going out the back door, and wa
Immediately followed By Jones, armed with
hickory club, with which he aimed ter
rible blow at the head. Beatman throwing
Iup his arm received the same, which dis
abled him. Jones striking two other blows
I'm rapid succession. BOatman then drew
hir pOShCt SteahhS OOuCS VII TIC OdChi
Of the neck, making an ugly wound. Jones
then dropped the club and ran, leaving i'd
, in the possession Of Boatman, which he inn
kmediateIy turned over to the constable, al
$50 Offering to surrender himself. Now
[these are the facts in the case, and the writ
Ter of the article in question should have
integrity aud manhood sufficient to do JUS
tice to his fellow men. He stated that ID
was to crafty some purely imaginary
wrong. That is proven to be false FROM
1 the fact that they were on friendly terms
He also stated that Boatman was large
IMAM, which is true, but he does not seem to-
lrcalize the fact that, AS he expresses it, that
"a "powertul' built man can be knocked on
1 the head all the same.
Boatman was born and raised In this
county, and is known By all the old citi-
zens to be peaeable and quiet young
Imam.
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Amber Items.

THE following was received last Thursday
evening, too late for pubIication--ED.1
IL has been some time since the news
'gathercr has been here, and ina fact we have
little need Of him, for the thoughts upper
most in every ones mind, to judge by theiI
conversation arc, "How do your cattle stand
the cold snap? How many have you lost
Does Slack pay as much for hides as lie
brecht ?" and like expressions to the end d
the chapter.
Mr.. Bruce, a young man who has beer
seriously i'll for sonie time at the residcnc,
Iof DIR. Stout, has Improved so much that b.
LEFT on Tuesdays stage for Corbin, Sumnel
county, but thinks he will be back in a few
weeks TO look after the claim he has takcr
on the fats north OF here.
Tbs Amber school closes Friday, Apri
Ind, with an exhibition at night.
Ben HOlllngsworth is again on the creei
for the first time In about two years, md I,
Judge BY the smiles Of certain young lady
| OF amber. there viii soon b. a - h,r
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Iaka Cifu Hfana

Mis- Lynch. OF Cas- county. Missouri, Il
here visiting friends north of the city.
Mrs Pat Gallagher of Mule creek Is In
town visiting her parencs, Mr. and Mrs. A
|Feltner.
Miss Julie Lacy has been chilling for Tho
past week, but l understand that she is get
hing better.
Miss Ella FeItner has jnst from
a severe attack Of rheumatism.
We are glad TO learn that Riley Lake I
able to promenade the streets Of Lake eity
once more.
Croquet playing Ia the principal enjoy
mcnt Of the young folks Of Lake City.
FRrESn.
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GRAND PUBLIC SALE.
or Choice Imported Hereford Bulls, 1t Kan
sas City, May Esd.

By reference TO the advertisement else
where II will be seen that the Hon. W. B.
Ives, Of Sherbrook, Canada, will offer ut
public auction at Riverview Park, Kansas
CITY Stock Yards, on Friday, May Esd, 1884
2 choice lot OF imported Hereford bulls, al
|yearlings past, and in first-class condition
for immediate service. Parties who have
seen these bulls say they are without ques-
ton the best lot Of Herefords ever import.
ed Among the sires Of these animals arr
come of the most noted bulls In Great Brit
pin. Catalogues may be obtained by ad-
dressing the Live Stock Indicator, Kansa,
|City. Mo,
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Bulls forSdle.

Standiford. Ioumans & Rogers are just
now receiving most complete, mammoth
stock OF spring goods, the finest ever
brought to this market. They have been
reelected with great care and bought ut tn,
VERY lowest prices, and we intend that our
customers shall have the benefit Of the IA
,vOrable purchase. We have clothing of the
latest style made to order to suit any and all
Glasses. Hats OF the most approved brand
and style for men ard boys. Groceries for
the family or ranch in packages or by the
wagon lead. AZ
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The following letter and newspaper clip

The following letter and newspaper clip
1 ping explain themselves:
& EDITOR INDEX. - have been told that
some malicious person clipped an item
1 from one Of our county papers concerning
rmy troubles at Taborville, No., and sent il
. to you for publication. Iwonld like to say
to my friends Of Barber county and the
Indian Territory through the columns of
your paper, that my clse is not as bad as
that paper representedit, which l am proud
OF; yet am sorry that it is as bad as it is.
. 1t is true that am under an eight hundred
, dollar bond, which have promptly filled
four different times by different men each
time which shows that am in the right
or among friends. My case has been dis
missed once by the state and a new warrant
. issued Ii is is now set for the twenty fifth
OF this month and am prepared to prove
on that day that was justifiable In doing
what did. send you a correct account
of the matter for publication. will be in
Medicine Lodge the fifth day Of May when
the general roll Is called.
Respectfully,
q q. @. BoATAAN.
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Standiford, Yorlmans & Rogers have tn,
finest display Of dress goods, notions, etc.
sin the city. Don't look at them unless vol
wish to buy. for the prices are so astonish-
kingly low that you can't help purchasing II
you zee them. All the latest styles and nov
Eelties. 47
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On the opposite page will be found the
advertisement Of |. W. Duncan 4 Sons
which states that they have a cur load Of
extra good,grade pollrd bulls for sale. For
full particulars address l. W. Duncan &
Sons, Independence, No.
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Last week We called the city councils at
tsntlon to the condition Of the sidewalk,
on Main street, and would nov rise to re.
mark that the lake In front Of Kaufman,
bakery should be filed up or drained al
once. With the natural facilities for good
drainage our town possesses there ought
not be mudhOle within the corporate llm.
re.