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CHEAP COLUMN
WANTED

x,r--1lZI Ep-Six good coat ana ,y MV fT@id
w uHnt> makers A. MORRIS
to good men. Fort Worth Tex
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THERE is still something in the
name of Lee, in Virginia.
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?Q!HE LADIES!

We beg to &C.. can NIX y'a ta mage @, for thu
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 NROCERIEs-B f. Workman has opened
VI urst-clAss grocery in connection with the
Farmers House.
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CALIFORNIA BLOOD 1YrRoDucrD.
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.


The Police Department cost $44,440 IS
last month.
The Supervisors Committee on Public
Buildings has agreed to allow Coroner
O'Donnell $3.50 for fitting up the Morgue.
He wanted S578 50,
Archbishop Riorian, on Sunday, July
10Th, will lay the cornerstone of Father
Gleeson's new church in East Oakland.
The new editice will be known as St. An
thongs, and Will cost ST. 600.
Surveyor Morton has not yet finished ex-
mining the Chinese who arrived On the
Oceanic on Sunday Many Of them will
not be permitted to land, but the exact
number cannot be definitely stated.
Israel Lawton, the new Superintendent
of the Mint, took the oath of office before
Justice Field Thursday, and filed his bond
in 100000, with Judge Glasscock and j.
West Martin, Of Oakland, as sureties.
At the meeting Of the Pharmaceutical
Society, Thursday evening Dr.. Bchr intro
duced a specimen OF an herb common in
southern California, which is accredited
with qualities that render it of great value
as an antidOte for rattlesnake bites. In
stances Of cure were narrated.
Counsel for Mary Keller, who claims to
be the wife Of Judge s. c. Hastings intend
taking an appeal to the Supreme Court
from the decision of the Superior Court Of
Lake county, refusing to grant a change of
venue. Judge Hastings has brought suit
in Lake county to have the alleged mar
riage contract declared null and void.
Wong All You, the Christian Chinaman
who was sentenced to three years in the
State Prison at Folsom for q burglary in the
second degree committed at San Francisco
about fourteen months ago, and who was
recently granted new trial by the Su-
preme Court because of the insufliciency Of
the evidence, was discharged from custody
in that city on Thursday as it was impos-
slble to make the evidence against him
stronger than it was on the first trial.
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COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

SACRAMENTO July 10th.
FRUIT ERUj5-lf e2 Sicily: fancy e 5og7
Bansnas, e 598 . bunch Pineap-
pies $500 p dozen; Cocoanuts. 'S6td6 50 y 100;
Los Angeles Oranges. 81 50@1 49, Riverside, do,
l 30. Crawford Peaches. 30dJUc; ApricOts 7j0
9]c; Blackberries, 3@4c; Early Pears, 75caS1
Bartlett Pears. 81 IS Plums, j0G75c = box
PIE FRUIIS-AssorteG. 2la-D cans, p doz,
81 @0Gl -; assorted, gallon cans, 81; Peaches,
N = cans 81 So Portland Blueberries, IN cans,
81; Wh0rtleherries, s. IS; Capital Asparagus,
81 25 2 dozen cans.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, sliced, 214aSc > n;
choice, &C; 90 quarteTed, 26214c; Pears, peeled,
5a6c; do, Inpeeled, 4G5c; PIUns, pltted, i0gIIc;
Peaches, 9@1Qe; 90 peeled, l992oc; PTunes,
German and French, 6@9c; Blackberfies, 100
&c; Figs, california, 4a5c > b.
TABLE t3t l44ss5-Ass0ried, 215-tb caus, 3 doz,
/ 81 75G2; Peaches, 81 2j02 371% Bartlett Pears,
s. 81; Pluns, 81 751l So; Blackberries, 81 1902;
GooseberIies, & 2hG2 %; Strawberries, g 7503;
Apricots, 81 G5@l s. Muscat Grapes, 81 1892
Red Currants " 80: Cherries. g 2J'G2 40
VEGETABL ES-Early Rose Potatoes, G0d70c
2 ctl; New Onions 81 Sj@.2 Cabbage
81 IDOL 25 Carrots, Il 2 100; TuTnipS 75c
lie; Beets, 81; Horse Radish, 4d5c = n; Garlic IA.
&c; CuCumbers, SAGE; String Beans, 3a3c 2
ID; Wax Beans, 2G3c Z Ii; Summer Squash, 215c
2 Ii Peas, 3g319c ? ID: Artichokes i0c 2
peTs, 5aGe , n; Green corn. 15c . doz: Sweet
Potatoes, 2zz@9.5Nc :. n.
EADSIUFFS-FlOur.S4 50 = barrel Oatmeal
50 IS { 100 rs: Cornmeai, white and yellnw
= III y Il sacks q p il 10 Ii sacks r 100 lbs:
Cracked heat. g 2jIg2 50; Hominy, s. Is : cwt
POULTRI-Lfve Turkeys, l5@16c q % !;
fnll-gI0Wn Chickens, s. 50e6 80 ? dozen; young
BOOSTERS, S. 50@9s69 Z dozen BroilsTs, E4G5;
tame Ducks, &c so. Geese, g. 50.42 ; pair; Eggs
choice lots, 17GISc p dozen.
DAIRY FRODUCTS-Butter. choice roll, 233
pic q b; packed in firkins, choice 23gl2ic: com
mon, 15@40c, Cheese. California 91lIc; West
ern Fats, l5G.l7ci Martins Cream TIC.
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED-Oat nay, Sl3@l6 =
ION; Alfalfa hay. Sl0@i1 , ton; Bran, SIS 3 tom
Middllngs, 81 a ton; Barley, whole 81 y
al 30; rolled. 81 10; Wheat, 81 S5G1 40 p cwt
tame Oats, 81 80; Corn, 81 20 q cwt for choice.
MISCELLANEOUS - Seeds - Alfalfa, 2G@2lc
Timothy, Eastern, G11z971zc = h; Oregon, 6@7c
Pop Corn, S12G4c 3 70 ; Red Clover. 13@l4c;
Red Top, 7@9c. Nuts-Chile Walnuts, TO
&c; California WRlnuts, 9G91le; Almonds 12@
I3c Peanuts, California, 41ae4513c. LsrG (Califor
MA, cans, s1&G9e; Eastern, 1l14G115%c Hides,
salt. light ana medium Sc heavy Steers, &c;
dry, l6al619c. TalloW, SC. Hops-No demand.
Sales Of Pacific coast Ill New York, Zoe; market
value here, SAFE.
MEATS-Beef, 6@7c Mutton, 585}Ic . 70;
Lamb, Sc; Veal. small calves, Sc: large, Sc;
Hogs, 3t34c; Dressed Pork, 61zc; Hams, East
ern, 13014c; California, l16B121ac: Bacon, me-
Qium, Hl%c: selected. Zoe. extra light, Bic
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bers. 1o@15c for Vacaville, and 25@4oe
2 box for bay: Carrots. 30@4ec; Turnips,
50@60c 2 ctl; Beets, 40960c p ctl; Pars
nips, 81 2 etl; Cauhfower, CSC y dozen; Cab
bage. 75c = ctl; Garlic, 2I59Sc = b; Celery, soc
2 dozen Dried Peppers. 15@iSc q 70; Green
Go 75cGSl 2 box; Green Peas, 2&G21Sc
= ID: string Beans 11S62e = ID for poor,
2540Se > b for choice: Dried Okrs, i5Gs25c p 10;
Green do. Stalloc = ID Marrowfat Squash, toes
2 tor summer Squash. Se@40c 2 box.
FRUlT-COnsumers have had matters pretty
well their own way this week. Everything is in
excessive supply, and prices are unusually low.
We quote as follows: Watermelons, 81 50G3 Z
DOZEN Cantaloupes, S2@-S q crate; Meta
rines, 50G75c 8 box: PruneS, 25@$jC =
bskt, 400 SOC y box; Grapes SOC a
81 a box Strawberries, S26Z 30 e chest
Currants, s. 50@S = chest Plums. 15@i0c 3
box; Raspberries $500 > chest BlackbeTTies,
81 50G2 80 4 chest: Apricots. 50@60c = large
box; Peaches, ijG325C 2 box and bskt
Figs, 50GGoc & box; Apples, 15@25e a bskt,
ana loose sbox; Pears, 20d SOC = basket and
5QG15c 2 box Bartlett do, 75e9Sl 50 = box. and
S0@75c q bskt; Lemous-Sicily seed. 80 50Q6:
do. California. 81 25@l 20 4 box for ordinary
and 81 75d2 for Sicily seed; Mexican Lines,
Sl0&l0 50 2 box; Oranges, California,
81 500l 20 3 box for common. s. 5ua3
for Riverside; Tahiti s. . E box; Bananas.
81 SOFAS 2 bunch: PineappleS s. 5066 = dozen.
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST.
SPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE RrooRD-uSoH


NEwHALL, July 10th.-The following
overland passengers passed Newhall July
10Th, TO arrive in San Francisco July 18th
w. s. Perkins and wife, Cincinnati c. w.
Custin and wife, Massachusetts; Miss E. Il.
Elder, c. 2. Hall, J d. Fenner, F. Fosberg,
San Francisco; Miss O'Melyeny, Mrs. Car
binis, Los Angeles; c. A. Shaklin, Chica-
go WV. Cannon, Oakland Z. J. Mitch
ell, Grass Valley.
PRoMosToRY (Utah), July l0th.-The fol-
lowing overland passengers passed here
to-day, to arrive in Sacramento July 18th
G. NJ. Sanders, T. N. Evens, A. J. Baldwin,
Mrs. A. G. Baldwin, G. L. Baldwin, Miss
Maggie Robinson, Miss Ella Caprice, Mrs.
n. r. Craven, II. p Stow, Mr.. Stephenson,
c. J. Wilder, J. b. Coe and wife, A J.
Hotchkiss and wife, W. Yates, Mrs. Mad
her, Miss Madher, a. Collinson, W 6. Ma
hony, San Francisco; Miss Algood, Viz
GINA J. Olesen Moberly, Mo; Mrs. c.
Miller, Philadelphia; T. J. Stinbey, Den
yer; Mrs. J. T. Smith and two children,
Fayette, Mo; c. A. Algood, Miss Algood,
U. S. A; +. J. hune, San Jose; +. House,
MarYsyiIle
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden
July 7th:
For Warehouse & Lester,
% bundles bows; Weinstocl d Lubin, 2
cases boots and shoes Baker & Hamilton,
l box carriage tops; Burns, Hancock &
Co, cases lamp fixtures; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., barrel axle boxes; Me
bus q Co., . cases cigarettes; Hall, Luhrs
& Co, case cigarettes Alf. Stebbins, 3
cases shoes; w. X. Strong & Co., 4 CRATE
doors.
For Marysyille-W Libby, case books.
For Stockholm. F. Hickenbotham. 7
sets, bundle and two loose wheels; Burns
& Lockwood, 2 cases lamp fixtures w. 3.
Miller, s cases and 26 bundles wagon ixt-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Filled July Q. 1855 !

y
July 7, 1sS5-otto Mueller to Mary Mueller
South 90 feet of lot /, NJ and n, Fifth and Sixth
streets
Filled July 10, 1851
January 81, 1SSG-George Little to John It.
Cardwell-Piece of property in Ashland
June 30, lSS5-Elvira c. Marshall to Addie
Mails-0ne acre in the northwest quarter OF
section Is. township north. range east; 500.
January 7, 1SS5-William Beckman to j. V,
Sims-Swamp land survey No. $50 Sacramento
county, containing 81 acres; Sl2,O
July 10, lSS5-James v. Sims and wife to
Bump & Houston-Two acres of swamp land
survey No $50; S577.
July g, ls85-John Sullivan 10 Frank D. RYAN
Lot II in the town of Elk Grove; slo0
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NOTICE TO OUR
COUNTRY CUSTOMERS

We have the largest and finest selection of
Crockery, Glassware, Lamp Goods, and, in fact,
everything usually kept in first-class Crockery
and Glassware Store ever displayed on the
Coast As to prices, we always guarantee them
as low as the lowest, and in many cases We are
much lower. Send us sample order. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed or goods returned at our ex-
pense.
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p0c J STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OEO Dealers in Paints, Oils Varnishes, Win
dow Glass, Picture holdings, Brushes, Artists
Material, Building Paper. Plain and Decorative
Wall Paper, and Glazier Paper for Window Deco
nations, patent which is entirely new. iy11-1m
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EASTERN AND FoREIGS MARKETS

NEW YORK. July 10TH
BREAD6TUFFS-Flo IS quiet aud Wheat
easy.
bury, and l9eI7c clean fan: spring bury. Is
Gl7c; clean spring, 19iG25c; pulled, 25@.S3a.
SUGAR-Cuba Centrifugal. So 50.
LIVERPOOL. July 10th.
WHEATON,. California spot lots IS 10d to
due, $5s; cargees OF coast, quiet on passage
slow; Mark Lane Wheat aid Maize, quiet .
English country markets, steady French stiff :
Wheat in Paris, firm; Flour, steady.
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"KIDNEY PAINS" and that
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. GEORGE PYBURN,
C. III. KREBs & CO.,

physician AND SURGEON HoMEOPA-
L thist). Office and residence, northeast cor.
ner of Eleventh and H streets. Hours-9 to Il
A. NJ, l to s. and Z to SPIN. jylI1m
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Calvary Baptist Church, I street, be
tween Twelfth and Notwithstanding AZ
II 4. ". by Rev. A. G. HerricE, pastor. Subject
" The Banner Of Christianity Lecture at 5
T. N. Subject " The Power Of Christ over Ma
ture All are welcome.
St. Paul's Church, Eighth street, be-
tween l and J, Rev Carroll II. Davis, rector
Holy Communion, !. N. sunday school, . 30
4. N. Morning prayer, II =. NJ. School corner
Sixteenth and y, P. NJ, followed by evening
prayer
Eeorganized Church of Jesus Christ OF
Latter Day Saints corner Twenty fourth and X
streets-Preachng every Sunday at 1915 A. NJ.
Sabbath-SchOol at 12:30 r. NJ Testimony meet
ing at 80 p NJ.
Fourteenth-street Presbyterian Church,
between O and 7, Rev. George K. Bird. Minis
ter. Services II 4. II. Sermon Persons of the
Godhead." Services ?. NJ Sermon Duly
and Rnle of Obedience" Sunday school, 1880
?. NJ.
Nj. L. Church South, Seventh street, be-
tween and k-Thc pastor, II. c. Christian, will
preach at II A N. on the " Parable OF the
Unjust Judge At 2. NJ. sixth sermon Oh 1t.
Paul. Everybody welcome. Strangers i'll the
city Will find home with US. 5abbath-school,
l2:l5 ?. NJ.
sixtI-street NJ L. Church, betwee., x
and L-Rey. Dr. Frost will preach at 1l15
4. ", and the pastor, Rev. L. Il. Ollie at 7:45
p. NJ, on IIaman and Esther, or Retribution in
the Light OF Reason All are welcome
Preaching at the FIRST Baptist Church
with the pastor. Evening subject Lessons on
the Life OF Elijah the Tishvite." All are cor
daily invited.
Congregational Church, Sixth Street, be-
tween / and J, Rev. W. c. Merrill, pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning at 10;i5. Sunday
school at 1890, No evening service.
Westminster Presbyterian Church Sixth
street, corner of /, Rev. II. II. Rice, pastor
Preaching sabbath morning at 1913 NO even
ing service
Central NJ. Z. Church. Eleventh street,
between II and REV. c. McKelyey, pastor.
Services at 1873 4. NJ and 7:45 ?. NJ. sunday
school ut 1915 p N. Seats free. All are vel
come. Pastor will be pleased to meet strangers
at the close Of service.
Christian Church-Eighth. between y
and 0 streets-Services morning and evening
Baptism at the close Of the evening services
United brethren Church, corner of Four
tecnth and strccts-Rey. +. Fisher, pastor
Preaching at II =. NJ. and P. NJ. Sunday school
at 9:45 a. II. All are welcome.
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BODIES PHARMACY;
Cincinnati, OHIO.

Sold by all druggists. Price: CUT1CURA, Soc;
RESoLvENT ST.. SOAP, Csc. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for Chow to Cure skin Diseases"
PT6CKHEADS, Pimples. Rough, Tanned and
OInON Oily Skin. use CUTTCuRA SOAP.
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AF5- We are prepared to fit out the Ranch, the
Carnp. the store. or Mansions at prices never
heard of before. Call and see US.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, July BY Rev. C. McKelvey, Loui'
Mooser to Laura Weston. both of sacramento
Oroville, July Jules q. Villain to DesiIce Ere
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CHARLES R. PARSONS,
DEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT
IL for
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
:
MONEY To LOAN. NOTARY PUBLIC.
Corner Third and Streets.
iy1-2ptf
NOTICE OF CONSOLIDATION.

NoTICB Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" capital stock, debts, property, assets and
franchises of the S0NOMAVALLEY RAILROAD
COMPANY and the SONOMA AND SANTA
ROSA RAILROAD COMPANY, have been con-
soIidated in the manner agreed upon by their
respective Boards of Directors. and with the
written consent of the holders of three-tourths
in value of all the stock of each of said corpo-
rations into one Company and Corporation to
be known as and called S0NOMA VALLEY
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Dated June 20, 1885.
By order Board OF Directors Sonoma Valley
Railroad Company.
THO W. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
By order Board Directors Sonoma and Santa
Rosa Railroad Company.
ie23-lm2p THO. W JOHNSTON, Secretary.
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BAD BLOOD
SCROFULOUS,
INHERITED,
CONTAGIOUS
ALMOST INCREDIBLE.

EMMA BoYNToy, S57 Washington street Boy-
ton, says: Il have been afflicted for one year
and nine months with what the doctors called
rupia. ! was taken with dreadful pains in the
head and body, my feet became so swollen that
l was perfectly helpless, sores broke out on my
body and face, my appetite left me- / could not
S Nat onred 10 do S6Tn Peggf 80
TO help me. My disease daily grew worse, MY
sIGerings became terrible. The eruption in
creased 10 great buuowing, foul smelling sores,
forming crusls OF great thickness. other sores
appeared OIL various parts of my body aud
became SO weak that could not leave my bed
In this condition and by advice of Il well known
DIES, and intwel3e weeks was perfectly cured
CUTICURA REMEDIES have a greater sale and
give better satisfaction than any other similar
remedies in the market
BODIES PHARMACY;
Cincinnati, OHIO
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SE''L'!=

R8- Call at our Stores and We will show you
FIFTY PATTERNS, and at prices that viii
astonish you. Never before were such BAR
GAINS offered. Call ard see them
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LUNCH TO. DAY,

AT WESTMINSTER PRFSBYTERIAN
~ huTch, Sixth street. corner of L. from
1880 to >. Come, everybody 20 cents.
iVll-lt
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A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF PHONOG-
~ raphy can be obtained in Il SIX weeks
course by the new method Of teaching. For in
structlon apply 10 MRS. J. A BARRETT, l5l3 =
street iyll-ILa
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A DENIAL

T OTIS AND 4 HAVE 4 HOUSE, BARN,
/ Windmill, Cnickenn0us etc.
The above seven lots viii be sold rs 6 whole
or divided if required.
Also, at u O clock NJ, Lot .. SGx1G0, 0 and P,
Tweuty-f0urth and Twenty 18th streets, together
with u fine One-story and Basement Frame
Dwelling. five Rooms, Closets etc Barn and
fine Orchard; good well Of me wa r; il fact, a
nice home.
ss- TILES perfect. Deeds ut purchasers cx-
pease. Ten per cent Ct purchase money on sale
being declared made; balance after reasonable
time 10 examine abstract.
SfiEE.BCRN & SMITH, AHctioneers.
iVII-td
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An INTERVAL PASTURE.

have thought that description of an
Oriental horse-breeding establishment
which l once visited would be of interest
at the present time. In its area, cost OF
construction, and the number OF its horses,
1t exceeds any other known IN ancient or
modern times. To give your readers an
account of it, they must 90 back along the
track of time more than thousand years
ORIGIN OF THE JAPANESE.
The conquerors of Japan had long before
emerged from the cradle Of the human race
the lofty plateaus of Ashland made
their way east, instead of west as our an
cestors did Mounted on their fleet horses,
they fought their way to the sea, and hear
ing of the rich islands of Japan, they
crossed the narrow Japanese sea,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


IIO LET-UPPER PART OF HOUSE, Coo J
L street consisting oft Rooms and Bathroom;
front and back entrance. Rent, SO. lyll-lt*
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MFxiCAN BFSTAIIRAN

VlFE VOICE OF MENICO RESTAURANT.
I females Coffee or Wiuc, 10 cents. / street.
between second and Third north side.
iyil-lm FRANK ROBES. Proprietor,
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The day after our arrival was the first
day of the annual gathering Early in the
morning all the roads and paths leading to
the division, where the driving in was to
commence, were filled with people from
the surrounding country. This yearly
roundup is great occasion, and people
go hundred miles to see it. Men. women
and children cover the embankments in
their gay holiday attire A swarm OF foot
men is hired to drive the half wild horses
out of the timber and brush. When that
is done hundred or two of horsemen rush
them along the ever narrowing field into
the corral. 1t is an exciting scene as the
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
SAY FaANc1sco. July 10. 1856.
AFTERNGoS Session.
RELIGIOUS NnrICES.

Calvary Baptist Church, I street, be
tween Twelfth and misunderstanding n
II IA. ". by Rev. A. c. HerricI, pastor. Subject
The Banner Of Christianity Lecture at 5
7. N. Subject The Power Of Christ over Ma
ture Al are welcome.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1885-07-23
Remarkable Surgical Operation.

BLOOMINGTON, IND, July 12.-Word has
just been received here Of one of the most
remarkable surgical operations in the his
tory of Indiana. For the past fourteen
years Mrs. Sarah Owens, mother Of Con-
gresham -elect Owens, from the Thirteenth
Indiana District, has been suffering froDd
tumor located onyhe. right of-tbeA Aiemftx
II had grown SO large that she could not
get about, until physicians informed
her that death would follow
within few months. Upon ex-
animation she was told that she stood
one chance in twenty of having 1t removed.
As death was certain in short time, she
took the chance. At II O'Clock she was
placed on the table, and for Ave hours she
was under the influence of ether. An in
cision twenty two inches long was made
from the navel down, when 1t was found
that the tumor was OF fatty substance. 1t
required four men two hours and half to
remove the substance, which weighed fifty
five pounds. When she came to her senses
the first feeling was In the heels, and she
declared she knew nothing Of the opera
ton.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1885-07-23
HORRIBLE SUICIDE.
A Dementsd Man Cuts His Throat Wit
. Broadaxo- The Third of Three
Unhappy Deaths.


Unhappy Deaths.
CINCINNATI, July 12.-Jack Wolf, aged
twenty six years, committed suicide at his
mothers residence, six miles south Of Gov.
ington, KY. About six years ago brother
Of the man was drowned in the Licking
River while in bathing. The father was
so overwhelmed by the loss of his boy
that he got out Of his mind, and
while so afflicted destroyed himself
Jack had been an eye witness of his
brothers. death, and that with the subse:
quent misfortune which his father undery
went, had the effect of unbalancing his
mind. His disorder took violent turn in
a short time, and he made himself terror
to the saloon. keepers of South Covington
and vicinity more especially. He was
accustomed to assert that he had been
terly destroy all saloons. He finally set
about carrying his mission into prac-
tical shape. and nearly demolished on0
with an ak before he was arrested and put
in Jail. His subsequent trial on the charge.
OF lunacy resulted In his being sent to the
Lexington Asylum for the Insane, where
II Is understood he remained till last Tues
day, when his mother, who had a naturally
strong desire to have him home again,
gained permission to do SO. At noon to-day
the mother and servant heard noise III
Jacks room. On going thither they were
Mortified to find the son stretched Oh
the floor, his throat displaying a huge and
ugly cash, from which the blood was issu.
ing. A broad-axe lying at his hand showed
with what the terrible work had been
done. The frightened servant ran of to q
neie hbor's house to summon help. A
physician was sent for, but before any
could arrive the suicide had passed from
life to death. His throat was fearfully
hacked and he had evidently done the
work in intense earnestness. :