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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-16
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Ndtona. uhith gsya ~ ifnuOu
fpuh1 ~ copper Last year. ftpaffH ~
Hako u 1I,pNpn ihla
tbem sfa npw In fhe Hisie ~
tfnnsFlyinla twfniy thDuuni uii wrlIs
fia ding Htiy ihDu and barrels n oii
Tally luhbafgt Itsf
There " 0no dapipf ~ oysfg 90
pffaons W ths ulied Aisirt onN 10
svrfy $50 10 Now York state. mil .nf
~ oyrfy j60 Ia New iofk tiij - D
Hff1h
Not very long Hgp Tomatoes wcIo
SHOWN a love npplus, anl wnrt ~
gttlrd ne poisonous l.agt apngpn iln
canning Establishments uf tho t'nirl
States put up sd2,dll,1j cans NJ tomh
ioos.
The annual manufacture Ui heor IN
this country s about lp,uUW0 barrels
Counting 1000 glasses l0 the barrel, ~
nxtravatant estimate, We have about
$50 glasses per nnnum to every inhabll
ant of tln United States CAi,ago
H,rdM
Rev. Joseph Cook has been figuring
about our future population. liz est
mates that In the year 2l00 our popula.
tibn will be- 10000, 900, In the ynar
200 ii will be- sO0, ,0OO, In the year
$500 Il will be 0.OOO. 900. and IN this
year 2iOO II will bo a.200,0JJ,OVo. -.
Boston 0iobc.
In 1883, Great Britain had 800 war
vessels, France 35G. the United States
t3g, aud Germany not quite 100 Great
Britain had 1880 naval officers, France
g. 6i9 tho United States 2,03J. aud Ger
many 6s2. The British navy costs SOL
500, 900 a year. tho French sll.Oo0.OO0,
the American SIC, 100, 900, and the Ger.
man sli 1884, 900.
Tho cost Of sites for United States
buildings In various cities presents, says
the Boston journal. some very interest
ing facts For n site on Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, sl,iDl,2Ol was
paid; Boston, rl.32p. .096. and Chicago.
~. 259, 3S6. The cost per foot wasi In
Philadelphia, sl7.53; In Boston, s2I06;
In Chicago. $3.50; IN Cincinnati, ~. o6,
and in st. Louis, 1898.
/ There are eight cable, across tho
Atlantic Ocean now in use. which cost
s6l. 100000. Four belong 10 the Anglo
American Company, which cost sj5,-
100, 900; two are owned by Gould's com
pany, whicn paid for them $4,000, 900;
ono is owned by the Direct United
States. and Is valued at $1,000, 900, aud
another belongs to the Ponyer.M Mcrtier
Company, which paid ~. 100000 for It.
~ T. Times.
OF green wood onc-tbird to one.
half It's weight Is water, partly depend.
my upon tho time Of cutting. All
kinds Of wood cut In January In the
Northern and Western States contain
from 10 TO "a per cent. less water than
they do In spring Experiments have
shown that 100 pounds Of ashwood cul
In January contained - pounds oI
water. while the same amount cut Ia
April contained ~ pounds Of wate; l0l
pounds Of sycamore cut In January con
teined 33 pounds OF water. and 40 cul
in April White.pine cut In January
contained 81 pounds; cut In April. 81
pounds Of water Troy Times.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-16
In. a.il,.bnrr rneamrm.Ii,.

OEfTfsHuRg. PA. August :.
The sheridan review Of Thursday was
the great event Of the week In mi itary
sense, but TO the outside world tho In.
,erest seems 10 be as graf a. ever, the
town being moru thrOngrd than since the
opening Of the camp. Ten or eleven car
loads of excursioaists came 10 yesterday
During the day there were the usual
drills and inspections. To-day Governor
Patti.on will review the eutifu division,
alter which the camp will break up, eud.
iuH the hns,t military display ever given
In Pennsylvania.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-16
WIT AND WISDOM.

Don't shake the hornets nest 10 see
II any OF the family are at home.
.--Nlodcsty Is TO merit as shades 10
figures IN picture. giving II strength
and beauty. y.-Brnyerc.
1t Is the love Of money. not money,
that the lible condemns, aud the man
who will be rich, not tho man who Is
rich, Rev. Dr. n. /. Patton.
Now servants 30. II you haven't
any children can't come. because
whenever anything Is broken there will
bo nobody 10 blame Il ON but me-
ChiSago Tribune.
MIR. Jones'" said little Johnny to
that gentleman, who was making an
afternoon call, ''can whisky talkg"
"No, my child, however can you ask
such a question:" 20. nothing only
ma said whisky was beginning 10 tell
on you."-M y Graphic.
Willing to please mistress 10 lazy
house.mail)i ''Now. Mary. you know
I am going 10 give n ball tomorrow
night. aud shall expect you To bcstlr
,ourself aud be useful generally"
Mary. Yes. mum; but I'm sorry TO say
| cant dance"
49," No. said n far-sightcd father.
Z" I don't want dog TO keep the young
man away, but shall get one by mud
by" WhcnP" asked the dog des'er.
"Aiter my daughters get married"
"liuf what will you waih Of dog.
them" ITO keep them aud their hus-
bands from coming back here 10 live"
.-fztiadciphia Call.
An cye to business.
Myoourasn strengthened a. sarsds
The words came rushing 70 my lips.
Tho old, old talo Of love was told.
She glanced down st her nnser tips.
And thsn she spoke In acoonts iow,
| Wills bushes red sudused her checks
:" IL mar be wrong for me 10 ash.
But how much do Jou get { .eskr
| An Austin boy kept on throwing
bis cap into the air and catching II. aft
or his father hal told him 20 Keep his
cap on his head. Finally his father
lost patience. After q brief but painful
interview, the parent threw away tho
strap and asked; "Now. do you know
where your cap should have bccnf"
"Yes. sir" sobbed the boy, rubbing
himself where hc needed Il most; III
should have been under my clothes. -
Teyas SVfsHgs
"A bluff old sea Captain. who was
not st all posted In matters Of etiquette.
on having Il delicatcly hintcd to him At
ball. thai II would be well for him 20
put on gloves before dancing with amy
Of the ladies. looked exceedingly As.
tonished. and. gazing around a the
! fair creatures present. rsurmured.
They all look nice. anyhow and
then hs said 10 his friend: Never
mind. I'll risk n without gloves this
ono eyeningr'-M y. Lsdgsr.
Just as the Fulton ferry-boat was
leaving the Brooklyn slip young won.
an. clinging 10 the arm Of her compsn-
lon. leaned backward ill she could sec
the top Of tho bridge tower. and 70,
msrkedi "Oh. how high" Il have
been morc than three times ~ high -
that" said the man. II know you
have" III vas when they had the cap.
i've balloon down at Coney Island
s'Oh." said the young woman. thought
FULLY, Il thought II was that night you
ssme home from the picnic."-G y
SUN.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-16

This is rally the survival Of a once
general custom. Pepys was much ella
tel when b. sat on a committee for the
first time with his hat on. and In tho
statutes u the Royal society the right
~ addressing The meeting with his hat
on was reserved 10 the president. the
other members helng expected 70 un,
eoyerou rising 10 speak. Will,
rsferen 10 Mr.. tiofume's suggestion
that the custom Of wear NJ hats In the
House Of Commons l. a survival from
the DAYS ~ open.alr parliament.. i u
not rather "reminiscences Of ths long
period during which men almos. Insar.
Iably kept their hats On even In church
AMI si The dinner table, Pepys rec
or'ls that he went home 70 bed. hsv.
inr 20, stranvr cnid in nv he.d W
iiInging my hal oil my head =, dinner" I"
7fs ffAsarnm.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-16
tn. " ..isE Morton.

DuOokLfN. " Y, AuRus o
A telcgrim from Washington Ia q
morning paper, stated that an oIIisial re-.
port sci ivrlh that Colonel Morton. the
missing Assistant Postmaster OF Brook.
Iyn, hi. gone ~ Europe, ani tina, thi re.
port that he l. insane was sh0wI 10 b.
untrue. Inquiry amUng the Uuitsd
States authorities failed TO throw any
additional Isht upon ths subject. Col.
onel AcLrer, the Postmaster, said be
had not the least ilea whsrs Morton was.
but he did not think there was any truth
In the Washlngt dispatch.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-16

... IHuHrf.l with s.tfnI Fl.iaH Hf
U vi. ufmt Imif a4A Hiafnhi
tln h8 70 rtfi. .gH IN mntmfait
nI0Hi.ai t|it fuHi aHi fsrlf fha
..F fIu h0i un M fhf fnaFf Hnrrta lu
I spfI " hpuu 0fNh. W
If.'I t.u"fH
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-16
The Owner Of One Hundred Thss.s.d 5.I
lars Found Dying In Fiith.

A few daJs ago 30 old man, supposed
TO be q tramp, was found 10 Geld near
Troy. o., eoyer,d with O IN aud dirt
lie wa. ssksa 10 the ibhrmary, aud after
recovering, gave his name a. JOHN Swim,
who proved TO be the weil-known miser.
living Two niles east Of here, where hs
owns 4 nne farm. While the innrmary
of1cIsls were cleaning swim. shsy found
reeresed on bis person ever e7.01o ID
k4st aa.i bad f0f 81 900. He aizs owns
hnd In the south and other sections Of 10
state, aad Is said 70 be worth tioo,ooo.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-16
III. rr..Ident on ~. vacation.

HOrgL kAArgHsKtLi, n. Y, August I.
The President bfeakIasted quietly at
ten, from which time until two O'Clock
personal correspondence occupied bis at.
tcntiUn. Tho Presidents daughter, Nel.
lie, and niece, Mrs. McElroy, with Gonaf-
nl Sharp, were up with the larks mean.
dtTing about tho mountains. Through
out the dsy yisitofs from a ncIghbOring
boarding house swarmed 10 tho hotel ~
cath a glimpse Of the President,
who kept TO himself until three
O'Clock, when he took a short drive,
returning at I've o'cloes. MIR. George
Harding rendered banquet ~ thg Pes.
dent at half past six O'e oek In o private
parlOr, an elaborate menu being served
with covers for twelve. The party were
The President, Chief Justice aud Mrs. NJ.
X Waite, WIN. llarii z. Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Harding, Miss Bella Harding, Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Brown, Mrs. Wm q.
Milliken, General Geo. II. Sharpe aad
Mrs. Dr. johnson. A grand pyrotechenlc
display was rendered ln tho evening, the
Presidential party aud guests occupying
the piazza. Tue President will remain
b 70 during the remainder Of his yaea.
tiOn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-16

WHifF EsiHs % lhs m9HHtaih ~ ihe ash
4 freight train On sha WESTERN a Nc
falifasd bFaks fFem NE snKlne snd wens
iaek diva ths hlli. EalnE tbfoash tfsssls,
fha eondHefm was kllleI
FfHs destroyed fiahnitta llfhrsfaph aad
ialet sofks aHi Tsfam 4 BiwHH's sstsb.
ilshaaht II Haa Ffsaeisae, Cal, IN tha
bih. i,,ss. sa09pgl.
A. sspidslsa N isnylns In drying ~
iahllshmant IN New York m lhe OH
wrecked the building aud severely scaldsd
te8 employees
AZ NewtUmarsiown, ~, Vincent haflief
and Wilson Woodfuff had quarrel on The
oh, resulting In the former leallng tle
aliei's TRAINS onf
OS The samuel II, brow, 81 County
Prosecuting Attorney " Hamilton Coun'
~, Ohio, was arrested for the einl~gsle
msnt of is,10j on complaint " Mrs. Elsa'
bath Coz.
DuRiyg severe hall storm at Sebss.
tapooi, nussia, on the IN, twelve persons
we're killed aud m Immense amount of
property destroyed.
wnil.s sndesvorlng 10 light a Are with
coal oil on the 7lh, Katie AIRY, of OIL City,
Pa, was burned % death.
ON the Tib Cheney Amcs' sweetheart
went riding with q rival nj Kingston,
N. ". and Cheney shot himself 10 get
oven.
On the 7th Henry A. Frederick and DR..
J. Is. Weida, of Philadelphia, Pa, surrun'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS.


sleeping in the car, ha u narrow escape.
The loss Is alb MT 5000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OsE death from cholera occurred on the
3 h, In each OF the follow ng | alian towns:
Ossaria, Villa Franco, Cairo, Montenotte,
Sebargo, Sesseno and Campagnino. A
fresh case also occurred in the province OF
Turin.
THREE transports loft Drest on the 9th
with troops and stores Tor Tonqnin.
THERE ware ten deaths from cholera at
Marseilles and one a. TOuon for the twsn.
ty.four hours ended at 0p. m. on the 9th.
The total number ot dca lis 10 date is ..
.0J.
TIDIyGs have been received at Amster.
dam Of the Dutch A cite exploring expe.
diti0n. William Bar nts anchored at the
Island OF varjor, in the Arctic, of the
north coast OF Norway, on July i5, and
proceeded northward on the 18Th.
OK tue h the steamer Illinois arrived at
Queens own from Philadelphia, aud re.
porte not having seen or heard anything
OF the disabled steamer Lydian Monarch.
The Aldermen OF N,w York on the 9Th
voted In favor OF hors1 railroad along
Broadway.
THERE have been seven hunlrtd nnd
Oliy'uight new money 0rl" offices estab'
lisheh by the Phst'oiiiie D'pir inen', to
begin buS,ness nt once. I rsi offices nro
'lislrihut d throughout all the States and
Territories.
DURING the year cnling June ~, Tie
numb r IT immigrants arrived was ohl,s3i,
l~ing S!.ip les than the preceding hscal
year, aud sGl,oSJ less than the year ending
June -, lss+-
InI Catholic To'al Abstinence Union
met at Chicago ON the 0 b.
In South Africa TIE Beers and follow
crs of Montsiva recently hnh ba.tlo
wherein the Beers were defeated.
OK the 9Th six revolvers, i"un'l IN dust.
bin near covcnt Garden, LONDON, created
u sensation In the city.
The French Assembly IH' loptid a
RES luton declaring all mJlarchic pro
tenders Ineligible to tho Prrsilrn
1Hg Secretary Of the Treasury will shut
down on paying gold for ordinary Govern
mental expenses wherever possible.
An agreement has been made by Eng.
land aud Holland to wipe ou' the Rnjah OF
Tcn0m II ho still refuses 10 release tho
cr'w VI the s'eimir Ms ro.
0S the 0 IA tie Amalgama'el Associa'
tion OF lron aud Steel W'rkcr', at their
mreiing ia Pittsburgh, Pa, indorsed John
Jarrett for Chief OF the Bur au 0. Labor
y q istics.
COMPTROLLER CANSos has au horized
the First National Bank Of Chcboygan'
Mich, 10 b's'n business with q capital OF
,jO.0J.
DURING the past fiscal year tho total ex'
ports Of petroleum from Tie United States
aggregated IN valu' siI,lld,iis
oS the Ith nineteen l.peis were shipped
bacA 10 Chinn IRON Nan Franii-c CO.
os The 0ih W. I. COlley. clerk In ths
Internal h'vennn Bor'au, wa, dismissed
aud arres.ed on charges growing ou. OF
MS disposition o. forty ten cent Treasury
| Depar nisnt stamps, callsi az no longer
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-16
n TIE DAY
y Everywhere.


. a.aaa4s
! Everywhere.
. aaiaaa@a
xsD rofffieAfs
tlilsh lloaia n Com
i n tIII.yl ~ She ~.
|d1n.
b has refused tha ~
b. Tseng 10 mediate b.
~ f'hlua.
\ q ofsla Fi1Yi, q ~.
|. Wa saved from drown.
J iab ~ NJ. q. N. Don.
y iIfTOz was awarded
is suit against Parnell
= y United ireland.
~as ronominated by Tho
y 1ngress from the FIRST
y
o. we ihlr,eei''h MIS-
'a'eu ,oi'ne' p" aa" iof
:
a'srehes OF s"s a'fse'
\, iii'.fhat'oilal assoc'h,
X Dry NJ. Stanley advised
'''n rfnnce We heio !"
spheres OF action.
n p'alice woul' 10 pun.
n ~hs 'hcofrecr oo,one'
Z. hor : prlva'' ~, 'e.'"'"'y,
n t'"'.,'en. ''a' !" VIII
a a'e'' ,he iVln.
~coLs mas iniorh'e" tne
~ o.ae'S "an o'"'i 'asueu
ollicer OF .nc DIVISION
Psi a'' 'h'r"uors i'oh' s"e
=, a., ,,,
., ,no we'i'" i'''"''s
ID 'p..''''.ve" D. ~ h'sss' '"" pres
|sers for Congress.
% HALhh ''as appo'heeo i.oo'
pon111, of Dodge City, Ia, Sup
! a q Y oDlowstone National Park,
n r. Conger, resigned.
oI1I1 CAss oShas authorized
b NG110pal Bank OF ~. Paul,
!
|s)ufD Resigned the Presidency
0lfGph On the 9th. He Is sue.
Jnmee y. JOY.
/ Lulon " Payne and his "Boom.
OklnAoma. General Hatch Is In
N * of>ora ions.
y ~ George William Curtis ad
- No1Ional Civil.Service Associ
! jounc6e, X. l..
| .norIo that Minister Ferry ha =,
~ sorrespoi,dence with th,
q IN France with reference
- sers. European harmon,
|Are
:. Democrats OF the Eight
|;111 IA nominated John L. LIANT
49,. 3
~ ksvELANp Is enjoying
WY recreation at Sarana'
QFondacks.
was nominated Tor Con
Diicahs OF the fitlh lOw'
was unanimously renom
ess from the Eighth Vir
"
|rSo - lug OF the 9Th live hunhre'
bad bccp taken nni sill
4. snIted Mt The session OF th
u invention ot the Eight
~
tor Congress IN the Thir.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-16
y Asp CASUALTIES.

RVS are occurred a. Akron,
burning . numb~r ef frsme
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-09
THE OPPOSITION TO CLEVELAND.

CHICAGO, July Sth.-The breach in the ranks
of the New York delegation. as indicated last
night is being used as a very effective weapon
by the opponents of Mr.. Cleveland. There IS
everything to indicate that the bent of the
Southern delegates is toward Bayard or MeDon-
aid, and to this end those who have been start.
led at the size and character of the Cleveland
movement are now working. Indiana IS being
urged to stand by her tavorite, and not to be
tempted from her present line of action by
Nice-Presdential offer
Speaker Carlisle arrived from Washington this
morning, and goes to swell the active force OF
revenue reformers now on the ground. .
The Committee ON Resolutions is generally
regarded Is having majority for conserya-
tive platform. 1t contains, however, extremists ISIS
of both sides and number whose position mas
not been clearly defined in any action OF the
committee There win be a majority and MI
nority report and it is now believed that the
subject may have to be fought out on the noor
of the Convention.
Another of the things which now appear Ger
tain to occur is an open fight in the Convention
over the unit rule, and, notwithstanding the
claims made yesterday by the Tammany por-
ton, the Cleveland people declare that they are
ready for the contest also, and Will deieat II DI
n handsome majority.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Vital QueStionS!!!!

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing in
the werld for quieting and allaying all irri-
tation of the nerves, and curing all forms
of nervous complaints, giving natural,
childlike refreshing sleep always?
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
Some form of Hops ."
CHAPTER I.
Ask any or all OF the most eminent ply
sicians:
what is the best and only remedy that
can be relied on to cure all diseases of the
kidneys and urinary organs; such as
BrightS disease, diabetes, retention, or IN
ability to retain urine, and all the diseases
and ailments peculiar to Women -
And they will tell you explicitly and
emphatically :" Buchul!nn
Ask the same physicians
What is the most reliable and surcst
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia; con-
Stipation. indigestion, bihouSneSs, malaria,
fever ague etc, and they will tell you:
Mandrake. or Dandelioa ~
Hence when these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable,
And compounded into Hop Bittcrs, such Won
derful and mysterious curative power is de-
velopcd. which is so varied in its operations that
no disease or i'll health can possibly exist OF re-
sist its power. and yet il is
Harmless for the most trail woman weakest
invalid or smallest child TO use.
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.Brights and other kidney diseases. liver
complaints. severe coughs, called consump-
ton, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy,!!!!
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefulncsS, and various diseases peculiar
10 women.
People drawn out of shape from excruciating
pangs of rheumatism, infammatory and chronic,
or suffering from scrofula.
ErySipelas.
salt rheum blood poisoning dyspepsia. in
digestion and. in fact. almost all diseases frail ~
Nature is heir to
Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proofOfwhicli
can be found in every neighborhood in the
known world.
60 None genuine without bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuf with Hop" or Hops in their
NlAmn
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mo LET-A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS 4h-ff=.ss:44
! Wit al modern improvements, No fai,,I
1911 Fourth street; rent, S16 per month. ~
Inquire Cn premises of +. \. MANNONN.
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET, BE
" tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 9lS and go.
Will visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 \.
NJ Office hOurs-S to 9 a. NJ; ! TO P. NJ, and
evenings jyl-tf
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VIM. ELLERY BRIGGS, MD,

nCULIST, AURIST, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases of the Throat. Office 429I2 J
street corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank
Sacramento Cal. Hours $50 to pa NJ; l to 4
P. NJ. Sundays $50 to II \. NJ; to j p II. jyl-tt
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RANDALL TO LOOK AFTER THE TARIFF.

PHILADELPHIA, July Sth.-Mr. Randall SAID TO
a reporter of the Record, who met him at the
railway station Everything looks very ialr
chance to attend the Convention, because Con,
gress did not adjourn until this afternoon, and
the naval appropriation bill was NOT passed un-
til this morning. The moment an opportuht!
presented itself embraced 1t.
"How about your friends organizing IN your
behaf?" asked the reporter.
We'll. do not go for any purp9S5e oI oigan.
izinF If / intended that l would remain at
home" o,,
was the next inquiry.
"r am going to look afterth platform" said
the ex-Speaker, and his eyes twinkled us he re-
marked I'm heavy voice: lit don't look as if
there would be much tariff reduction in the
resolution from any one, even from those who,
during the past few months have been pro-
claiming them 50 loud.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
UPHOLSTERTNG.

T B. PALMER, PRACTICAL UPHOISTERER,
y. No. l025 Eighth street, Sacramento. Parlor
Sets, Lounges, Spring and Top Mattresses made
to order and repaired at the shortest notice. and
at reasonable terms. Draperies and Loose Covers
q SnecialtV. iv1-tf
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w, WOOD,

DENTIST, QUINNS BUILDING, -
~ northeast corner Fourth and Ji1frSS,.sszs
streets Artificial Teeth inserted on N44IID
all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction of teeth. je25-f
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OFFICE AND MEDICINE STORE, NO 926
" Third street, between [ and J. By the pulse
he can locate disease. Consultation free He
uses no poisonous drugs. but roots and herbs,
nature medicine for man. Call and see him.
dll-lm
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nor SALE-PIANOS AND OR zzsGzr>zM
L gans standard makes), in large ~
variety, cheap for cash, OF easy in-ss 2 ~
Stallments. See them before buying.
je2I-lm a. J. PONMER jO5 street.
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GEORGE w. YOING

CUCCESSOR TO PIKE & YOUNG. CARRIAGE
y Manufacturer, corner Fourth and streets,
sacramento. Established in 1850. All sizes of
Spring and ThoroUghbrace Wagons A good as
sortment of Eastern Buggies. Repairing Paint
ing and Trimming done mSJ-,ptf
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j. C. DEyNE.

IMPORTER AND DMANUFACTURER OF MON
/ ,uments. Headstones, Tablets, Mantiepieces,
Plumbers Slabs, Furniture Tops, etc Sculptur-
ing and other Fine Work done TO order All
kinds of work done in Marble and Granite at
the lowest cash price. No. 724 X street, Sacra-
mento. Country orders solicited and all work
guaranteed. Nineteen Premiums and the Gold
Medals of 1871 and 1875 ie16-tf
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MANUFACTURER OF ROAD SCRAPERS,
lNl Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Railings
Gratings, Housework and Blacksmithing in gen.
eral, No. $40 street, between Fifth and Sixth.
Secondhand Doors for sale je22-lptf
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II. II. PIERSON

DENTTST, 40 J STREET, Be 1g'-ssEsssa
~ tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacra- 5fTssaSsss5
mento Artificial Teeth inserted on NAIIb
Cold Vulcante and all bases. Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrac-
ton of teeth. lyll-lm
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j. A. CUNNINGHAM,

r ST, BET. FRONT AND SECOND. sACRA-
i mento. Boiler and Iron Works. Also, manu-
tacturer of Water Heaters, Tanks, Gasometers,
Hydraulic Pipes, Mining Cars, Smoke Stacks,
Jackets, Iron Doors and shutters. Prompt at
tention given to Repairing and Blacksmithing.