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Emperor Williams Birthday.

BERLIN, March 22,-The sSth anniver.
sary of the birth of Emperor William
was observed with much enthusiasm
and rejoicing. The streets of the eitv
were protusoly decorated with banners
IN the morning the emperor received
me mombers fthe imperial family and
mum her OF whom have boon attached 10
the household 40 or so years. A signal
OF morning guns were fired, the bands
or the regiments in the garrisons
played selections OF music, aud den
utations OF soldiers from All The
regiments sfterward attended diylne
service, tho protestaBts at military
church, and tho Catholics at the church
OF st. Michael. During the forenoon
me ofilcers were mustered before tho
Imperial palaco and filed past the frst
window, where the emperor stood.
while a salute OF 100 guns was fired. In
the evening family banquet was held
AZ the palace. Count Won Hat7feIds,
the minister OF foreign affairs, enter
tained the diplomatic corps in honor OF
the occasion.
Busts Of the emperor were placed nc
various points on the streets. MANY
banquets were given and speeches were
delivered at the university aud the aoat-
emy. Bismarck met with an ovation
going to and returning from the Impe.
ria Palace. The emperor is suffering
from slight cold.
Notwithstanding the showers Of sleet
and hail there was scarcely a
house that was not decorated
with bunting. The union iack
was displayed on the palace of the
crown prince, whore the English
princes are staying. The streets
were thronged with joyous crowds, The
emperor, on the advice of his physician,
did not attend the crown prince's ban,
quet and musical soiree In Schloss.
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Gen. 0rant,a Conditinn.

New YoRK, March 22,-Gen. Gran,
slept part OF last night in
chair. A consultation was had nj
z o'clock to-day by Drs. Sands, Douglas
and shready, and 1t was generally Con
sldered that the patients throat
looked much better. There has
been no pain or sensation OF
uneasiness about the throat Tor week.
Gen. Grant took some food to-day, but
he has no appetite and only eats as q
matter OF necessity. When Dr. Doug
lnss called to see Gen. Grant he found
his patient In the parlor. The
General immediately walked ur
stairs 10 his room and said he felt very
tlred, as there had been great many
visitors during the day. He retired
shortly after 10 o'clock, and Dr. Douglas
thinks he fell into a refreshing slumber.
The general Is very anxious that the
weather should moderate, 80 that he
can lake some outdoor exercise In his
carriage.
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Lrnnrsnn Lniiinr.

JEFFERSON, March 2l,--lSpeolal. 10.
A. Culberson, esq, has returned from
Washington and Naw York city, where
he has been since the ist instant.
Mr.. Michael Madden, who died here
yesterday, was buried this evening.
Mr. Spence, from Marshall, is In the
city experimenting the office of the
Texas express company. Mr. III. q.
Taylor, the local agent, IL very Ill at
his home.
Several OF tho exourslonists have rs-
turned homo from tho exposition highly
pleased, pronouncing Ii the best show
they ever saw.
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The SAND Hili section.

SAND HILL, March, l9.-[Con aspond-
encel--It will look strange to SEQ A
communication from the Sand Hills
part OF Texas that has been considered
a desert. SO far as sand IL conoerned.
10 IL a desert, so iar "A veRetation is
concerned, it is one of the best stock
countries IN the state, as the fat
steers and hogs that feed
on IL testify by their ,no,s.
The water is elegant AMI of easy access.
Everything tnat haa besn planted has
grown and flourished. Some of the
best oats ever raised have matnred in
the sand hills. All kinds OF Vegetables
that have been planted have grown,
luxuriantly. That the sand hills win
prove to be a tine fruit and yine-growlne
district there is no doubt. IL Is claimeS
that the raisln grape will thrive here.
IL 20 the country will prove very yalu-
able. II the Legislature passes the sis
county bill we mako the prediction that
the sand hill county will be the first 10
have population sufficient to Organise.
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Almost BURIED Alivs.

tsxEroRT, oaro, March 2a.-Bspis-
min Forsythe, aged 10, dicd, apparentIv
h ,ass fnursday and was prepared for
awda ura re preserved life.lke appear.
isiY his mother, tha coffin WAS onarsa
ana slight moisture attracted attas.
ton and the body was remoye5 ~ I
house near by, where, after s,versi I
houfs i1cessant labor, ths body was re-.
stored toconsciousne3s and he win NOW
recover, lis believed. - ~"
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rfarsbalI hfat,.rs.

MARSHALL, March 22.-fSpecisl.l J.
Ward meetings were held In the second
and third wards last night. W. O..
Austin was nominated In the second,
and Il. p. Wilson in tbe third, as candi-
dates Tor aldermen. Those meetings
we're slimlyattended and little interest
was manifest. Il =,
Tho religious exercises OF ID. Pearsons
still continues 10 be the center OF attrac-
tlon. ~
Two roller skating rlnks are In full
blast, and are literally patronizsd.
Tho city fathers are discussing the
nroprlety Of getting q pair OF horses fol
the use Of the Ere department,
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Tho aooa Mr.. orssnsr.. OH.

SACRAMENTO, March 22-Mrs. d d.
Crockor. sister-in. Law OF Charles Crook
or, president of the Southern Pacitio,ha
informed the Art association
that she will decd an art gal
lery 20 her splendid collection OF
paintings 20 the city II the people ralso q
fund OF 100000 In four months tor tho
maintenance of the gallery. Tho re-
quired amount will be quickly sub
scr he'd. Mrs. Crocket's gilt svalusd
at S50O,O00.
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Mr.. Hnr,a rrorrnmm..

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Mr. Hay,
the nowly-appointed hrst assistant
postmaster general, will leave
for Florida shortly, but before
going will take the oath OF
ciice 80 that he may designate some
Crosby. This action was suggested by
Pos!masterS1eneral Villas, and approved
by the president.
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NATIONAL NEWS NOETS.
THE SENATE PROBABILITIES.
An Early Adjournment PredIctod-Mr
ClarEs Health Improving-Ths
Presidents Pew Picked-Mr.
Hay to Visit Florida.
Tho Senatorial Forecast.

WASHINGTON, March Cit Is probs-
BILE that the senate will adjourn without
day before the end OF the week, and it
is possible II may do 80 by Tuesday or
Wednesday night. The sessions, from
this. timo until final adjournment, are
likely TO be held chiefly in secret. A
considerable number of nominations is
expected Tomorrow and Tuesday.
Time not consumed In their considera-
liou is to be spent upon the minor
treaties.
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Postal Changes.

wAsuISaroN, March 22.-[special.l- J.
Following changes have been an
nounced in the Star Schedule by the
postal departnen.i Route 1892. Com
Fort TO Block Crsek; leave Comfort
Wednesdays aud Ssterdays at II Il. m;
arrive ut Block Creek by p. M; leave
days at s a. M; arrive At Comfort by 10
n. m.
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THAT CoIIi,ion of steamer,.

LONDON, March 22.-rhe lights of the
steamer Rhonda, sunk in collision with
the steamer Brooklyn City, were burn
Ing and a good lookout kept. The
Brooklyn City came up suddenly on the
ort side. The Rhonda sunk In two
Brooklyn City came 10 anchor immedi-
ately after the Collision TO render any
help possible. Her stern WAS carried
away and her fore compartments filed
with water
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ern spoke and hshdle factory burn "
yesterday. We Ter Loss, $4,000; insuran., y,
Duck Hunt.rs nrova.a

KEosUK, IA, March 22.-George WI
son and George Dickinson, of Hamil
ton, Illinois, while duck hunting in {,
canoe near this city to-day, wsre ssrno,
by cake OF Sce and upset. Diokinsor
SANK st once, but WlIso,,
noated upon cake OF a,
70 bridge fhort 3istanc.
niow, whero he grasPed u rope ist dowr
70 MN, but was not able to retain hi
noid, and fal Ing into the water was aIso
crowned. Had he remained on she ics
he would have heeu rescued, as son,e
nlen IN canoe We're waiting for hin,
somo distance below. ''1 MN
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Monument 70 KING YIetor rmanu.l.

ROME, March 22.-Tno king and queen
OF Italy, in the presence of many princes
and diplomatic representatives, o-dey
laid the foundation for a monument TO
King Victor Emanuel. The premier of
the house of deputies delivered memo
rial address.
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NDioArioNs.
ASornHR coal srRxR.

ANornEN COAL SrRIKE.
WlLKEsnAnRR, Pa, March 4-rhere
Is as,rike ameug the lahorers In the
slope of the Susquehanna Coal com-
pAoy at Nanticke, which may extend 10
NJ tho mines operated by the company.
The strike does not extend 10 dock In.
borers for rock-mixtnre cars OF coal.
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AUSTIN, March a. Ispcciall .,rhs
Grand Lodge Legion OF Honor meets
here on Tuesday. Grand Secretary
Frank Bailey, and Treasurssr u. y.
Frymier, have arrived. Che other
oiiicers and delegates Wiz got in TO-
night and tomorrow. "
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Tho Presldent's Pow Picked.

WASHINGTON, March 22--President
Cleveland has rented pew In the First
Presbyterian church in this city, OF
which Rev. DR.. Lunderland, formerly
chaplain OF the United States senate, Is
pastor.
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nevolutlonnrr sympatll.er, r.eoaton

"''"''HJ HJ"VH1IIIHVNH ENtuuVCu,
San FRANCISCO, March 22.--The City
of Peking arrived this afternoon. She
brings Hong Kong adyices TO February
2lst and Yokohama TO March ID. Co.
rean advices state that the fathers,
mothers, wives and children of King
Groukurkin, j. Sarpitzu and J. Kohan,
who are leading members of the Inde-
pendent party in Corea were hanged at
the palace gates on February
2. -,sssG other Coreans who
sympathized with ths cause were
hanged with them. The parents, wives
and children Of four OF these lattor were
also hanged with them. King Groukur-
kin, who sought refuge in Japan, will
soon come to the United States.
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Mr.. Ciart's ueaiiH Improying.

WASHINGTON, MARCH, '22-Mr. Clark,
recently appointed assistant secretary
OF the interior, who has been. seriously
III With pneumonia, Is much better to-
nlslt, aud his physicians think him out
of uanger.
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Being Doomed for Her Amer lean En-
gagemcnt.

gagemcnt.
PARIs, March 21,-Miss Van zandt,
speaking of hor performance in "La-
kino" Friday night, said: at the con-
oluslon Of the play, Mr.. Morton, the
American minister, who was present,
sent ne a highly complimentary mes
sage. A wildly cheering crowd outside
wanted 20 uuharness the hOrses FROM
my carriage aud give ms triumphant
procession" Referring To the disturb
snce MAJ de by n portion of the audience,
she said: III relieve the ringloRders
have been brihed to whistle and hiss,
and | had made up my nina 10 remem.
ber that l WAS Nn American girl aud ~
show them American pluck.n
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England and Russia


ST.. PETERSBURG, March 22.-De Gi' rs
has not resigned the ministry of foreign
affairs.
A CROW FROM CALCUTTA.
CALCU IA, March 22.-rhere are
5OOD men In India ready
Tor service at any moment. The
military authorities are confident
OF their ability to repulse an attack
IN uerat without assistance from
England, but they consider England
might sund enough troops 10 end for
over tue Russian menace.
ORDERS To CONCENTRATES TROOPS.
IL IA reported that orders were receiv-
en- from England on Saturday 10 con-
centrHte from 2D,00O TO $4,000 men at
Quetta and Allahsoab. Orders were Is
sued Saturday 10 mobilize two army
corps, aggrsgating 5000 mon, with
strong divisions A. a reserve.
WAN MRAsuRE,
Lospos, March 2.-Ths government,
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mas withdrawn from she marines -tbe
privilege OF purchasing their dischargs

DITTO.
Ihe Fost understands shat Russian
omcers on iurlough have been ordered
to re7join their regiments.
1T WILL BE DIFPICuur.
Gen. Zeloni is waiting MT Oskshad 4,
Join Sir Peter Lumsden, when the mat
ter of the establishment of ths Afghan
frontier is to be- arranged.
RUSSIA BUILDING WAR sHIPs.
BERLIN, March -. - Vassiohe Gax
says Russia is devoting large
part OF her recent loans
TO Improving her naval strength.
len men-of-war are being constructed.
rive OF them are of the largest tyne OF
war ships. three are plated cruisers and
TWO are rpedo rams.
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Sir Henry Parks Dead.

LONDON, March 22.-Sir Henry Parks,
the British minister at Pekin, 10 dead.
IL is believed he died suddenly.
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Tho Weather.
EAvr SNOW Ar PonraHss noNROn.

HEAVY SNOW Ar FORTRESS noNROH.
FoRrREss MONROE, March N = A
snow storm set In at Q o'clock this
morning aud lasted All day. Tho fall
was tho heaviest that mas boon hero Ia
year.
INDICATIONS.
WAsHINaroN, March "a For the
west gull states; Fair aud warmer
woa.hoN winds shifting east and south.
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"A BAYNE, 1T. IRRELEVANT, ia.
r. N. REARDoN. Cashier.
Dallas Natl Bank
Authorized Capital. 5000
Capital paid In, S15O,000
s,rpIus sud Undivided Profits, $4,000
IseQph oi Merchants and individuals Solicited

ngBRcross: s. G. Bayne, W. b. Worsham.
rK' Ferguson, A. ]. Porter, j. T. Tress,
,ant. Jr,, +. L, Marsalis, Alfred Davis, O. A,
Ssaiing, =. NJ. Reardon.
The following are prominent subscribers
N the stock Of this bank:
M. TR0UTMAN, President Central Ma
tonal Bank, Philadelphia.
TW. BROWN, OF Provident Life and Trust
M, Philadelphia.
". A. PULLMAN, President Seaboard
sank, New York.
JANEs r. GRANNIS, OF Tradesmen's
rational Bank, New York.
s, G. BAYNE, President First National
Hnk. Bradford, Pa, and Vice President
aeahoard bank, New York.
/. r. LAYTON, OF First National Bank,
T Il. I. BUTLER, of First National Bank,
" i L. HANNA, of Weir Plow Co., NOM
month, III.
y, O'DAY, General Manager National
rfanslt Company of United States,
JOS. SEFP, of the STANDARD OIL Co.
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BROS,
SEIZE THE OPPORTUNITY
HOSIER Y
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY!

nave Just received the MOST USEFUL CHEAPEST LINE or
purchased from Babys Hose Hose There
ce apparel more usefa and whCh HOSIERY
INC hosiery Dill Ofay amiy always M We sell
every variety OF HOSEat prices shat get We
suppJfsr what You usually pay amOntb.
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SUAKIM, March 9.-The enemy bo-
gan an attack at 3 o'clock this morning.
They were Tepulsed aud the ground
cleared by 4 O'Clock. The damage done
to the transport material yesterday wee
Immense.
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City Council.

Pursuant 20 u Gail Coy special meet
ing, Envur Thomas md Council men PHI
w'll. r e r'y and Knight me, u, the CT,
Han u. Two n'c.cck tins atternoeu.
The Mayrr stated rnat the meeting VA
bren Gained To take actio" upon The bon.
ut c rrk and Auditor G st"r, as hi.
"on,tsmrn had all Withdrawn from his
b nd.
On motion of Powell, the flee .,
rirfk, ~ dI'nr AID rrcnrrer w.s declared
cant, OWN. to the in, iiici ncy e, Nh
bu.d.
RI was called and tn 80 puI ::
V"trh ih Ihr affirmative: kni4nl. 7 q
"s!, Il # rig and May, T'.e m :. Al
srn', Chm.
The Mayor then made drmni 4 iI
lac bn"ks, parers aud moneys al -
dice. which q ,sto. refuse t. :ucu " r.
nnng ,ha, he w"u a not 40 5 ,.u.
''mr;'l al ny Nh. Ct r'S.
The Msy"r 'hc', m de ,ha, as his T..
...rr III, G .uncI.
10" MAJOR thcn appointed Da" O'C.r-
~ ' nlimr;ry Cc.k al ire Ccr,cil.
n" May,r tacn stated that t.- Irsur-
zee nm The hook ari .,d "r iuus, ha"
y, ri, and Ia: tht' a",.i, h,d .U:G Ia,
- : %" m" 10 lie fac, HIT i WIS ecu
1t al lig ,t,t
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OFF o1LSYSe

Good linen shirts siz, sI Meyers.
- pants for "a at.J. .Meycrs Bro,
o"eralis Is Cents per pair at Meyers,
fiaunei under. car to- cos: at Movers
Tea hrtiic whisky at Rafcrty's saloon.
=, Shoes Tor your Own price at J. Mevsrs &
Bro. "
Eor genuine fea Kettle whisky 10 Can,
Rafleri-s'
".e leather trunk given away with
eve. purchase att Meyers * Bros.
All goods below cost At J. Movers & e-o
Allen aud Fifth streets.
fui' stock ;aif boots fol- 81 at J. Meyers a
81 os.
ATIoid's Wood Yard. Corner Eirh, ara
Stafford streets.
Dry cord and st,vc WOOD at lowest r.,rs
Leave orders with Arnold's EXPIRE 50 wagon
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isS.gnce'S NOIIcc OF Appoint.
sIcnt.

Ir ilie County Court IS CocLize Cent,
Arizona r-rruury.
In trc Wlil-r of l. q Kprner and r. II. Pc
tersua. IG-"lycut drtt"rs.
To- whom !, Tnas concern: The under
s:SSrd her, ay gives EoiicC Uf his app,IiIt
''tni a. Assignee Of the cs;..c ii Leo kurnt r
ana Il. d. 'cirrsrn. lii.o.vCIt d bl"r- of the
county Gi C1cM.se, ia j.sc TERRITORY uI Ari-
znna. aud who were. ;o wit, un the FRS da,
ii Au-u>', 1879. i .iuG sed insUiyent debtors.
up1n thcir petition, by the County Cour, Of
C"th'5e coun!y, Territory If A, izora, Gated
at lac city OF tombstone. III sad county ant.
Territory, the "isi da, of September, 1885.
q. ). BRADSEhN, Assignee q
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TrCppimg tears IN Maine.

Iour n. - hnn.,r nn.t NO.. core,,i,r,
ll. crf:. said Ill. Epapp N o,d h,-r,. ,
! usually hu;d = .,'ubb-borec IN -.
woods ont of o.d s,umns ,rd d.c,~ci
II ,nrh,s ! anr,rr r,,,. >..n n, cron,a
on know. sui ,o.~, a cnIsd,r,h.
pcn:rc Ter ,he Ic,r 20 90 IN. n:icr II.
,rcs the ,n,a~n ann h,s cnrinsiiv ie~x
tied. eaten eame sIct ars ~ orhr,
,ind ur Ssh IN the riv and hang then,
=, III tbs chubry. Then try to ia he
a.. - Il n il..Ir.r wrlI have - step on
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Pcoile who allow their pig 10 roam tie
Streets II might mad b"iter Keep them AT
-cmc, Il they dont want their porkers
t.ri:rd ini" sausage
Lat cyrn NJ nj about The hour wien
;ravr yards yawn, Il terrible racket was
nca'd ab"ut TIC Residence ol Jud.c A. q.
= .,!acc. and Mrs. wallace got up 10 zee
what was IA" cause of all the rackci, and
i"Uid lie ct cal OF tHc family with snI in =
tr'i' attached t. her foot aud ii cnain about
- iccl long. Thu Jul e says his cat is al.
mt and that the cHncr OF the trap can
r1rufc HE same by ealing upon him and
pay ing Tor his hyiioe.
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Occidental.
Hotel.

Hotel. The Un,y IFS class hotel III
.'rnbst"nr. Sltu,red on tn cn-ncr "r
t'nUGIh and !Ien streets. Iiti';somei'
nhni-nr,i throughout, and La ali mod
r. I'm ,,r'g 81 ats. rT,ve.5rs are recon
mcnd.d I" stop at ti'I. E"use. Private
GUNS Tor :nmerciiI travellers. tnr
81 al this li"usu L. furnished am III
"f"yr'! billiard table, aui car., ICONS.
ahd Is stocked w;.h the finest brands ni
sinrs, uluUis aLn cigars.
att. .lo5I.'E F,scHOLv.
Proprietor.
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Dissolution Notice.

III FIRM ui tilzhenr. s. Manstcid crocers.
ma ibis 'iut been dissolved Uy mutual cor-
zen, = { Fi'zhcnry rotiring from said firm.
~. u;.>ln,.,~ hereafter i'll be conducted by
X. =. hian. 81 Ia alone. AL pcr,"ns owing
siu u3ni, wtiI setIIc with said Alansficld who
It ras .uc right 10 collect; and all per
lis s.Vu.g claim, a.aiu,t said urm will
.Ir-ei4, III, la 10 said MansEcld
j. & FITZEENRT
X P. MANSFIELD.
.oHB.TovE. A. T, Sept. - les5
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Not Dead.
-G,rn.A NApcrs. Ansus. oc.h

MrssPs. ,CAESsT and MEEnrhfI,
seq by late cn,ics OF THE TohB&ioSE
hat ! WIS reported ,aerionsly wounded
nd II was thoughtI wonld die. These
r,pr,s are not correct, As / am not
uoasded nor am ] ,eed, brt / tell you
hat i am awful dry, and Z want ynu =.
ant me II cnnaignmcn: ofthat ice colo
Anhrrsnr beer, that are selling 10 the
.,e"p.- ~ Tunbstnne. only wish Was
re to. have it drawn from ,hnt patent
Gt vi.r. t.,untHin. GERoMtSc.
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Ns.ticc.

v.. :: nj puv.ic auction for cash on the
81 a.. Z. Uc,uber, 1898. beginning AZ Z
=. -, -. Il >aI day, at the West End
&c., :. - ciy o. IGmbstone, Cochi.e
vn... :, AN ait, Ia uT.na:!co q! an order
..- -..n, ou:t in tae matter If Leo
II PETERSON, irsolyent drOi
.-ol>. unL rinnIug gear W u
. 80. ,L.in harness, about 1850
.. :. .i, :. "a: al Ella ". gun III atcriai.
Il. -. BRapsHAN, Assignee.
IT.. q, :.,.L day Of ocl :eIhbSr, 1855.
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AO,icP.

An importan' meeting of the Tombstone
= ,.ck Growers Association will i'e held IN
ium Some, Saturday, October Ord, 1889, AT
| "Nhch T.. III. ili, beng the iast quarterly
e. "a" of he Year an eicciiou oi uihc"i4
nIii Ur ned ant n-ib.:s ami interested
'"t lie men II Lochi-c County. are rurnrst'S
i.q,.c>trd I" attend. Members VIII piers
bI.I" Il dra~i hg Of their brands and chr
.nai h u b, insert. d III stock I.o' Ret book
vi ct sii b, completed Tor publication At
Ills naceuas.
G. = AnporT, President.
/. HERRERA, secretary.
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Proprietor.

Com T"ncinE On Srtil,Hay next, Sandy
Sob vii rlu :; { ur Ear.e caa.h 10 F,rl IGl
o'clock and &c urring every Monday morn
ri@. Fare Tor 10. round trip, 81.
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De glad % be 'clcercd ~ the responsibility
NJ maxim . ro,aor,l and will % A., uas; seHt
ne NJ co--1!shun
We shYl move on ne other 20 orises nett
week, in the same way. The suihmi;ie- At
Washington are too slow for this rrccrrse,r,.
aye We W the Corners want what We II fur
PETROLEUM. V. NASH, T. NJ
ist last and ;riUmfsnt
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COUU " t.C C0FCiS.

The following instruments ! ave iccI
b led 10 the office. oi Tie Cnrntv Recorder
DsEps--REAL I.T .TE.
+ B"rke 10 james McIiugh. lrts g md
% in block -, iomh>t..ur; SicJ.
AFFIDAVIT.
OF Tribalet Bros. to amc0nt Of cat;.u
slaughtered b. them during the month Of
August.
or a G Rogers rs doing business under
the hrm name vi Rrgcrs Bios. al Benson,
At.
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For the finest brand ~ Imported wines
isunrs and cigars, III, Pony ssloon takcs
the cake Ton, Jones ia always glad
to meet his friends and you may
depend on receiving tb- fncet E;nd CT
treatment. iea0r
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LOTTIE E9AN.

Alter breakfast, 10 make yourself fee
uappy go to Asnnun 3 Wc't"r's and
purchase choice imported cigar.
The Pioneer mills -four. Sacramento. y tia
:t,rc Of WoLc0TT & MEssCS.
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For sale.

Tie undersigned being dcsrous Of engae
iis other business. oftas the old established
neiiI sc Bakery OF this city for sale, and will
'eii IL at a bars gam il calt"d for soon. Call or
''"aie>s. j. NJ. NASH.
tombstone. A T.
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looms to Rent.

v"s Easel The Wsy-Up lodging
uc ri A:.en street, and renovated the
i III now prepared to rent rooms
;. tr- gay, week or month, at reasona.
r.ics. Give me call. !
LOTTIE E9AN.
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G. : ArporT, Pes i6cn..
/. HERRERA, Secretary.

Ft,bm hack 81 BuIc>toac works, on mesa. l
b = sure n Sc III L.ride Ia ia. White hind
.,C,. >;ar /" ace, taLd TN hip ", wiki wave
Il AZ. also " with wave un,icr on siiulii,cr.
pl taSing s.r.c ut Fashion Stable will Lo
huvralIs rv~uiu,d. sr-'