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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
REPUBLICAN, GAINS IN LUCAS COUNTY

REPUBLICAN GAINS IN LUCAS COUNTY.
10Th SIDES CLAIM A PLURALITY FOR STATE or
FICERs-MosT or THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY
TICKET ELECTED.
TOLEDO, Oct. 13.-The weather to-day was RAINY,
nut the vote at g y. IN. nearly up 10 the aver
age for fall election. The day passed off quietly.
Both sides claim to have carried this county lLu-
cas- on the State ticket. The majority either way
Is not likely to exceed 400. there was much
scratching on the county ticket lIn 1888 Hoadly
ODem had plurality of l, 1,78l
The vote to-day averages 10 to - per cent less
than that of last year. The Prohibition vote was
small IN the city anu showed scarcely anv Increase
hetGrns are coming in Yery slnwly on account of
e large number o. scratched tickets but the indi
catiOns are tEdt the Republicans have elected most
VI tner county ticket by some
Want decreased plurahties from last wear.
Inc exceptions are Wade aud Puck, the former Ior
sSherlii, and the latter for Representative
baam6ach. (Repl for Representative is believed
10 be elected by small plurality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
DEATHS FROM CHOLERA IN ITALY.
NEWS NOTES FRoM LONDON

ROME. oct. 13.-ln Palermo to-day 10 new
cases OF cholera ana forty five deaths were reported
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
VEGETABLES 40 vnuIrs.
Notice to Vacate Alley.

Notce y hereby pyen that tho petition praying for
the yacainn of A., hcy extending ffom High street 10
0rnnt ait ~ ~ hn cty ~ Canton, UhIo between lota
Nos Oi1 aDd 0t n now pending beture tho Council of
maid ciy and that tho same will stand for action on
and after tho 9lst dhy of Scntmbst itBb
y. GRIMES, tity Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

Belle Harrington has instituted pro-
cetdings for divorce from her husband,
Nathaniel Harrington, In Common Pleas
Court, on the grounds OF habltual
drunkenness and extreme cruelty,
Jacob and James Ream have been ap.
pointed executors Of the estate Of Jacob
Ream, with bond OF $4,000
Charles N. Frank has been appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Ernest
Endiger; bond, $500.
william Wagner, Of Hartvllle, has
been appointed administrator OF the
estate Of Daniel Baum; bond. $4,000.
Lewis aud Henry Eyefhard have been
appointed administrators OF the estate OF
Henry Everhard; bond, $1,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
oA aToE RETAIL. mARK MT.

DunOunAv Oruru. 1
CANTON, ONO, July B0th
Tho following will be found ooreot Quotations this day
q I'M rctail pioe 10 consumer Of Tho articles named
nurrnn. LAnp ~.
Apple Butter v Ral ...,00 uheees, Y b....... .i0dqo
Butter Y n ..u,..,..in naru, v dos" .., ,,,,iB
Leru, b,,u......u.,O
VEGETABLES 40 Bnuirt.
psDcssc p,s.,. ns.d .salS ls..,n. p vn'.;,,g.sy
pranbertea v It,. Tomatoes psr can. "a, 10
Boup beAns " ut ..iodio
vLoun AND MnAL
Eicur v sacn ....teyi 90 Uoru hesl asnA. ,abo
uuckwhent Flour,p n. % uAt Meal pcr ID .,....,b
asaham Flour, " soh. 30 Hor'iny vot.". ,n,",T
vnpm AND Cunnr Nn
nIe.n porh. Vm... ,Bn10 5nou n, n..",.nb
lcef utsAh, -. l0ulu Droa Usoon, .,v.iyh
nsef nnsst t0hia veal :. i0siS
Vr'-" " TmiN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
Sale Of School Bonds.

Notice Ia hero y given that 30 poarN Of Eduo'ton
of Tho oty NJ o. 10 ktNh cou u, Oh will tell AZ
puDic AtFt on VI tho Council " an the, L " N,
N SAD ", Oh SHtu ~, q 2gni Wy " AnRu T. "
two 0clWh 4. M ~ IA to- tNW Srioo Bud, OF
one n ousan o las eao salt b ~ vii lun 90
march lit lbtB anti onoi nlf n september Z ~ :,
and vi Ota intoio tttti o lato O. IL % co ptr
~ a S,np ,te M ,os, v, nas, pa,' ~ ~ ra ouc
90 mpe Sain bond, arr u ued dor attO tle,l ~
oral A. en- ly ~ tho tato o. ~ nas NJ rh Mth,
zbH, ort el"h nct 10 hutho' no n q 10 I'd OF No.
gaton q . rits OF ahloi, IN II eco NJ, o. N NJ q
Mestr I hlo 10 orrow MOI ey HDd is.ue on n 4 90
se1" which act y luUl hel In Oh Laws, voivn ~,
DaQei AMI 800 n A iAnHf "
As&rssb, iBuS -edw Cish Bssa haucsHoa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

IiE iT RESOLVED That IN tho opinion Of two thirds oi
oil tho mrmbrfa elected 10 tho Council VI tho oly o
Canton, Oho lat II II necessary u Improve tho Hut
fare water acwtr drainage On Walnut street " said
city q ON storm Water Sewer station No VI, on hhii
alioe TO tho shfiycrr Hun Ny constructing aud looht
luR brtwecn said iwo p0nta ~ inch bilek circular
storm water ncwor txcnal0n for tho purpose ~ carry
water, and draining same with ia othof iuiorcotlnR
and adjacent streets Acyn aud lAnda OF surface water
Such improvements belnR recommended BY tho Hoard
OF Commissioners " Sewers f said ciy IN resolution
adopted on tho Aubrc by aad board August Brd, 1870
tho came ID hereto attached marked exhibit a. aud
made part Of tla resolution pnd That such aewtr
extension shall bn located and constructed between the
hAd following described pulnin aud course hrglnnlnR
nj storm water nowcr station No NJ on Walnut street
400 aud 10 feot n0nthwnry, inrnaurol parallel 10
Walnut street from tho south line OF william street
and 10 Test eastwardly from tho west line " Walnut
street, thence uOutb, 100 and lb west and parallel
10 tho loft, with rndinA 0f pOi and OlO feet, da
tAnoe Of 901 and 10 fcct thenoe south, io and ab
eaat siO aud 10 ect n tho terminus OF nAid proposed
ncwrr entrnnlOp ht y point IN tue west uido " the
uhriyorp Hun, Dfd That said proposed sewer erirn
non improvement shall he made IN conformity With
tho plans pfnnep aud specifications on tho subject nnw
on nc IN Tho once of the Ciiy owl knainerr of aad
cy r reference aud nj IN estimated cost " VI isnbO
10 be paid out VI the general revenue fnndn, now IN
the newcr fund of tho CiJ Treasury ath And the
Clerk ot tho city here dfeoted 10 oAuse this resnlu
ton 10 be publphcd m newspaper " general ulrcuh
iiou IN tho COZ pora0n for tho pofiod of two w oon
eeoutivc weeks
j. y, FAwoETr,
proaldent Of tho Council,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

In Ir RESOLVED By tho board of Commissioners NJ
tho monbefu " s,id Hoard cnncutrlua hefen) That
We. M Buoh Uoad tco min 'nd To tho iy ,ounoii 4
sAid oy tho piopritiy and necstHi y " locating aud
constructing by II "a iuch circular bfich aturm water
sewer extension NJ MI egtimhtd cost " o. ap 10 on
tho part OF Aaii city aud NJ ia coat aud erpenAp he
tween tho two points hnd N tho locally described ha
fnowHl Beginning nj station N, NJ, AAiBdlcaiud ON
tho plana pfoes aid Hpclnuatloih on nle In tho Oop
Of tie CitJ iyii engineer 0f ehid dy, aud maze inr
tho callOn and construction the present constructed
lificR Sttrm va or scwer IN walnut stcot frim Nmth
e eot TO said NJ ilUn M Bl tn Hamel sAld patOn the
place ~ egi nnH Oi ~ neNly pinioel sewer aiNio
brid be pYOO ind biO icet Biithwnuly, nensuiei
paih OF ~ Wa nut MI cot ~ ~ the south llno " VIII
liam cot, 10 feo e,,lwardy from Tie west line
of walnu stree ihente anilh 10 deFfto hnd 10
mlnnetNe l. and pHraicl W III walnut street bt ana
piu ieotI then, on curve ~ The lett WI y radius
" 2O4 AID ~ cot n hla ahtp o. wv ahd O.lO fcot
tho 90 nth al 40 ices aid % mnuos oaht, VIC Atd
BIO leo u I iofnlniB \ Hail plOpOeeh ~ inch
br en- rlrr,Ai stytu waei sewer eiieisiuf nj point
~ tlswes lila ~ slii,e n Hunt which last nan Oh
p'unUed ewer aIHll o ma o ~ ntcnrdanre With TIC
plahH ~ o. aud Aue ifcaiiuns nil The subject Amt on
nlo te Uih,e u eRil or Ui,i h., ,aneer ~ refer
euo TITO 9si " which thal 10 paid out of tho soNer
WIN DANNEMiLLER.
prcsdeni Of ihe Hoard u uommls.
sionefu Of sewers
JOSIAH HAHTzELf,
yewetar, Of The heard
Au~osa ist ilsH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
"AMERlCNs POPULAR POET.n
STARK co. DEMOCRAT,
CANTON, OHIO
A RESOLUTION

Declaring II Necessary to Improve the
Surface Water Sewer Drainage on
Walnut street, by Locating and Con
structing from Storm Water Sewer
Station No 81, In said Street, TO shriy'
ers Run, n A inch Brick Circular
Storm Water Sewer Extension.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

WHOM Daby was sick. wc rave her CAyr0RtA
when abo was ohild. aho cried for oAsr0IuA
when ahe became Mia. ahe oluna 10 oAsroluA
when abs had 0blldrcn nhe gavo thom cAsroRIA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06

fVftnh hnNAthkttt
yewetars Of the Hoard.
Angus IN. ils,s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
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READ THIS.
Tho following arc tho
Regular Prices Of The Engraving
PUBLISHED BY
John G. Yorston & Co.
New York. Cincinnati. Chicago.
Description of the Picture.

HoLLYERb engraving OF rONGgHLLow IN His IL
nHARY,n Ia M accurate representation of tho foun
which LnnRfellOw used from lkf1 until tho Time "
daAlh aud Il will undoubtedly be accepted ~ mo favor
picture Oi tho "AmerlcAn Popular P0elr' tho llka
no IN g0Odi Ahe Att udr and expression happily 10
token mind deeply occupied IN tho tAAk before him
and everyone who Ad rca ana appreciates lhu writing
" the great poet Will bp pleased 10 SEQ thu App0 NJ
neta 0f the room IN which he worked together with
Ihe central figure II that Of tho aRKAr PoET. lilo n
seAtrd on the right Of circular table, which n Hiiow
Win his books aud writing materials Lbs surround
lnRa NJ harmonious and symmetrical, Tho artisan 4
In hla workshop 10 the extreme left stand the carved
book case containing A tho POETS own wok, ~ hrlI
~ glnAl manuscript nankod ~ those Of lfvluR Mion
shakespeare, Scott Byron And innumeiAbe other
Hanging on Tho wall Il portrait of NAthAnl, How
thOrne his olApamAe nj Dowd0ln The sage Of Cone "a
hAlph waldo kmeta0n, also ad0fnn tho wall lhe chair
was presented 10 him by tho school children Of uAl
bridge ana IA made from the AprAdlna Chestnut which
stood before tho Old Blacksmith shop,
II about four Jeara since Mr. samuel Hollyer the
Artist fnvrAyer conceived the idea " hla now famous
picture IN honor Of "hmroAh 0rcat pOei" aud II hAs
BEEN labor " love with him 10 produce pleasant And
lasting memorial representing the icAurn hnd hnnt
surroundings Of the ono whom tho nation aud tho whole
wOfld mOurn that he has succeeded IN tho desire Of
his object IL well nuphlded by tho engraving produced
Not only VIII 10 hlghy prlIcd work Of ATT bul
meet want OF y I iunnrd aud intellectual homes
LAht but not least IN tho rO0u ITSELF which hhh much
Of hlht0 10 interest IN II aside from being tho w0 shop
Of our lmmorlAl poct, " WAS tho room In which unN
0KOROE WARRINGTON made hla headquarters, dir, oh
after the bAlo OF bunker m And IN which ho received
his military visitors and stan onloora, aud from which
ho issued his riders
s3r-HEMEMnER this IL no chrome. or ir lnR work N
fancy, but n suphitD STEEL PLATE ENGRAVING
aud We sincerely aaJ 10 one aud ALL do not loae this
available opportunity, but hasten NJ onoo, while Jou
have tho opportunity u our liberal oitc 10 poascss
copy Of this beautiful ~ well "A true historic cnRw
Ing aud lasting household ornament together with u
copy of i1ik WEEKLY ,DkMuCllAT Tor Que year NJ
tho very moderate ana reduced ufioo named
NJ II Please bc careful 10 willc name and full nd
dress patlNGfLX
No nOte appropriate beautiful or tndeallng feont
10 relation " friend can bc made than this artistic pic
turu Of
"AMERlCA's POPULAR POET"
eV-f any purchaser Ia mol satisfied with tho enRray'
ius ~ II u represent above, on receipt hcJ can 10
Turn II and have thrf money refunded,
GALL on Address
STARK co. DEMOCRAT,
CANTON, OHIO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
Legal Notice.

ijnfnhari wenning, residing NJ Tophl Mafshh coun.
~ dlAnnA will take noilce that on tho Nhu uy o,
III H. iteh, Ktin n bouh lled their petition W lho
r0nmtn pleas Ooutt, biafk county Ohil ~ vRse no
tnNj, agAlliat the ahuve named Daiihtt WennihH
piA,ing iOr judgment hRanNt HIN IN thn hn,n "
AID tui With interest thereon ffuin January un lweu
lrsa tlgh, aid June 10Th, io,b and that M olu.i e
net was asuod IN Had ncun iur inc ehlu suu
0f gih1 80 Aud Interest," M Aforesaid ess hh" SUI" W
tli W, pnld thereon no aforesaid - 49, 49,
Hall ijarnhatt wennlpp IA required y answer on Q,
betotp the 70 n day VI September ltbb' or luuHmon'
''"' wv '"''" A, NJ MCCAWrY and
MUNu A MoUAhly,
auualv Auys fof Klein sonp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
A Farm Of 60 Acres Tor Sale.

s,tuA,e In Marlboro township mlley noiheast o. iar
,isDu,i on tho Alliance road This improvements oyn
All of aweliins, with sumner kltchen slttheo que
Hwiaa and one oth't barn corn Glib and ai n,oeasav
out.bo,,saa uuou water, ~ actte VI od snu thiee
orrharis n ins vhoe m good cultivation Iefns essy
Fc psgtioulsss apply on the n etns or ndn.ess the
ossuss FnnbfNANn ptsnl.Eh
nassan nssrisbutk p,axk upnsu, ohs~
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TELEGRAPHIU BREVTTIES.

1t is rumored that the Shah is going t
sMeshed hoping thereby to stem the tide o
sthe Russian invasion of Persia.
The Russian-Afghan Boundary Commits
Sion, under NJ. Lessar, is expected to al
sriye at the frontier at the end of August.
Major Chermoide writes that Kassal
still vigorously resists the rebels. He be
sieyes that Nequs intends TO succor tn
town.
The President yesterday issued procla
emation directing cattlemen ON the Chey
femme and Arapahoe reservation, IN Indial
TERRITORY, TO remove their cattle within
! forty days.
The Panslavist political societies ar
splacing placards in the large towns of Rus
ssia containing inhammatorv addresse
abusing England, with the object of max
ling war agitation possible.
The marriage of Princess Beatrice, young
lest daughter of Queen Victoria, to Prime
Henry of Battenburg, took place yesterda,
sat Mildred church, Whippingham, 81
.miles from Osborne, with great ceremony
The English Government, on the sug
lgestion of Consul Fawcett, has allowed tn
american colony, who have no cemeter.
;of their own at Constantinople, TO use tn
british cemetery at Scutaii, which wa
icreated during the Crimean war. TIL
members of the colony express unqualitie'
satisfaction over this act OF courtesy.
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Lathrop, San joaquin county wants ;
Jail.
Tacoma has baby that weighs one an,
three-quarter pounds.
Chambers is prevailing in Oregon anC
Washington Territory.
a canned-beef establishment has beer
started at Miles City, NJ T.
Extensive fires are burning in the timber
region of the Santa Cruz mountains.
A three-year-old peach orchard at Vaca
vile will net its owner 500 per acre thi'
year.
Placer mining in the Cour d'Alene is a
an end for the season owing to lack o1
water.
1t is estimated that an outlay of $4,000
will construct the projected irrigating cana
near Modesto.
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swedding day. The central idea is to COM
spliment her Royal Highness on not Quit
sting her maternal home, and in mingling
sfilial and bridal love. 1t is a machine-like
production and lacks spontaniety.
Report of the Mahdi's Death Confirmed.
LONDON, July 23d.-It is stated that the
Government has received confirmation of
,the death of FL Mahdi of smallpox, June
s29th.
Unfavorable News Withheld.
PARIS, July 23d.-Reports are spreading
THAT the Governnen is Withholding news
.of an unfavorable nature, which it has re-
.ceived from Anam in regard TO Tonquin.
The Government Defeated.
LONDON, July 23d.-The Government was
defeated in the House of Commons this
,evening-IS0 to l30-on a clause of the
medical relief bill. The Parnellites OPP
.posed the Government.
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DAILY RECORD-UNION
NE1Ys OLE THE MORNING.


in rev York yesterday Government bondi
xere quoted at 12219 for As of 1907: 1925 for AS
aterling. 81 S515@4 81; 1O5is for IS silver bars
1867,
silver in London, 40 3-l6d; oonsois, 80 7-l6d; ;
ner cent. United States bonds, extended, 1885, As
ll515 as. 115}s.
In san Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at e515@s5}}4 cents.
Business was dull in the SAN Francisco stock
market Yesterday, and there were no important
changes in prices.
The President has ordered the cattlemen on
the Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservations in In
dian Territory to remove their animals within
forty days.
Kassala still holds out against the rebels.
Large towns in Russia are being placarded
with infiammetory addresses against England
Earthquake shocks were experienced in Ala
media county yesterday.
The President yesterday appointed Samuel H.
Buck to be Postmaster at New Orleans.
Sullivan and Ryan the pugilists, are to CONF
together in Cincinnati, in six round glove
light August 18th.
The report of the death of FL Mahdi from
small pox is confirmed.
Samuel Woodin made an unsuccessful attemp
to commit suicide at Hamilton, Ney
The farmers Of San Benito county have or
gnnized against the horse thieves ofthat region
The President has accepted the resignation 0
Eln Bunn as Governor Of idaho.
Peter H. Watson, cx- President of the Eri
Railway, died in New York Wednesday night.
The Government WAS defeated in the British
Hora, u Commons last night, being opposed 3!
the Parncllites.
The Ohio Democrats VIII hold 4 State Con
ventiou in Columbus August 18Th and 10Th.
John Splan, the famous driver, has been al
rested in Piusburg for cruelty 10 animals.
william J. Baldwin has been held for trial a
Atchison, Ks, for the murder of his sister.
The news of General Grants death was re
ceived with profound sorrow yesterday in al
parts Of the world. and the event formed tn
chief topic OF conversation among all peoples.
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SAN FRANcIsco, Julv 23d.-Father Buhol-
-zer, formerly of the Church Of Immaculate
Conception, MarySville. has received the
appointment of assistant pastor of st Rose $
Church, Sacramento
Earthquake Shocks.
! CENTERvGLLE, July 23d-A sharp shock
of earthquake was felt here to-day ut 2.2O
'P. NJ The movements seemed to be from
north 10 south. No damage was done. \
slight shock was also noticed last evening
,at about o'clock.
SAN JOSH, July 2$d-A sharp shock of
Earthquake was felt here at 1890. No
serious damage.
Chinaman Killed in Quicksilver Mine.
CALIsToGA. July 2Jd-A Chinaman was
killed while working ut the 400-foot level
jim the Napa Consolidated Quicksilver Mine
1at Dat Hill to-day lie was using his pick
overhead, when large quantity of rock
9te.l unexpectedly forcing the point of the
.plck into his eye about three inches, killing
-hiu instantly.
I sawipill Destroyed by Fire.
RgppINc, July 23d.-The Hazleton saw
,mill, on Oak Ran, was destroyed by fire
yesterday morning. 40 lumber was burned.
Verdict OF Not Guilty.
SANTA BANANA. July 25d-Tn the inn
,poliaut case Of the People ". e. J. Pen
nell, the jury rendered verdict Of not
guilty ON thc liTst ballot The case was
concerning be Edwards oil burner.
Leg Broken.
{ NAPA, July 25d-I. y. True. returning
sh0me to Monticello last night, was thrown
strom wagon on the grade and had a le.
broken.
Z Organizing against uorse-jiIteges.
HoLLsrEn, July 23d.-San Renito county
FARMERS, Stock-raiscrS and business men
5haye formed an organization for the pur-
fpuse Of discriminating the band of horse
sthieyes which have infested the county,
sand to prevent additional depredations.
I Large rewards will be offered.
Baptist Picoic in Humboldt County.
EUREKA, July 22d-The Baptist Church
sof this city had a picnic to-day to Hyde
3ville, over the Eureka and Eel River Rail
sroad. About 900 people were ia attend
lance. Everything passed oil pleasantly.
Explosion of n Coal Oil stove.
! San JOSH, July 23d-As Mrs G.. \. Muir
.son was cooking on a coal oil stove early
rthis morning, it exploded, throwing the
burning oil over her. Her son George, by
.heroic efforts succeeded in putting out the
flames, but not until his mother was so
badly burned that it is feared she will not
recover. lie also was severely but not
dangerously burned. Mrs. Muirson is q
swidOw, aged 70.
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= 4, --.I.,, = -
6 AZ q ',3eS; q1 ne IJemses situated in he
s ty NU ~ i,NNp' una county CaIl
: Iol'l' g L'.tl'''I y'I 'HlS containing about TWO
5 a.1NS, w ti's lollYWlilS improvements there-
- 4uS 'o.s NV ltT"tysc qi 80 ieet on me
: IdI.oIhiS NilH oregon ha-Ae&l the rentol S0ld
( iroltaEe IS p;iI IN advance Tor one year. Size
: OF Nlii, so ey ~ lcet; WIN Sulsar tial porches
. covered lnaNihs iH ali covered IN 30 ny - feet
4 square IhS "o1.GRg is LhTe1 tories high, with
s basement more Is attached 10 The main build
!. Ing tine -arsn 5oilcr-To2m and coal bunker
S The MIL has capacity of DO barrels daily; it
has three run OF inch wheat stone, one mid
/, dilE stone one iulG9iNG roller low grade stone,
one large barley roller, one cornMcal stone, and
= all other Necessary machinery consisting OF
. amp bolt. purifiers ana centrifugal reels. The
= boilers and pnGIHCS"-r hJaIlX new. large tank
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

: X. and L. ofH.-Harmony Lodge. No. 500
Regular Meeting THIS friday EVENING, a
Fireman's Hall. Eighth street.
A. C. TUFTS, Protector.
Z Mrs. D. n. THORPE, Secretary. jy24-It*
: IIn;ty Circle, No. 4, C. o. F.-An mem
ters are requested to meet at the residence o
-Thos. Bromley, sol Z street, THIS FRIDAY
EVENING, July 2ith, at o'clock sharp.
MRS. Z. BROMLEY, C. C.
GEO j. BERGER Secretarv iy24-lt
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Baptist Picric in Humboldt County.
EXplosion I'd y Conl On stove.
NEVADA.
Nttemnted Sricide-

EUREKA, July 23d.-News comes from
Hamilton that Sam Woodin, an old resi-
.dent Of that place attempted suicide there
yesterday lie first tried to hang himself,
and, falling in that, he severed the arteries
of one of his wrists. lie was discovered III
time to prevent death Dependency is
assigned as the cause.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

THIS FRIDAY) MORNING. AT Il O'CLOCK,
{ in front of the Courthouse, SHERBURN {
tSMITE, Auctioneers, win sell at Public Auc
ton, the North rs Feet OF Lot No S, Block q
!. and K, and Sixth and Seventh streets, Sacra
:mento city, belonging to the estate of MARTHA
deceased WILT
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SACRAMENTO BANK.

THE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE CITY,
Corner and Fifth streets, Sacramento
GUARANTEED CAPITAL, $500, OeO.-PAII
~ up Capital, $780, COO Loans on Real Estate
July /, S5, S2,0H,slS Term and Ordinary De
posts, July /, 1885, 81 ,965,52l. Term and Or
binary Deposits received and Dividends paid II
JANUARY and July. Money Loaned upon Rea
Estate only. This Bank does exclusively {
Savings Bank business. Information furnished
on application to W. p. COLEMAN, President.
] ED. r. HAMILTON, Cashier. Jy24-is6m
WI KINS, HOUSE
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FOREIGN.
Moro Machine Poetry.

LoSpoy, July 23d.--All the morning
diapers to-day contain blank verse poem
aof twenty-five lines by Tennyson, ad-
dressed to The Princess Beatrice on her
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THE objection to hydraulic mining Is, that il
destroys our rivers. foods the valleys, covers up
lands of rich loan along the river bottoms,
threatens to destroy towns and cities along the
Oakland Tribune.
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SEE T-1TNT
a u CTIoN SALE
A Very Valuable Piece of Mill
Property.
MONDAY. AUGrsr ;, 1855,

tDY ORDER OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE
ID Whc@!&at Mil Company, the undersigned
Auctiuuyvr VIII sell on