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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-15
HALLS PULMONARY BALSAM

FTHE BEST REMEDY IN USE FOR COUGHS,
Colds, Asthma Bronchitis, Influenza Group
Iucipieut Consumption, and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Sold by all Druggists for so cents.
j. Il. GATES * CO., Propgietars, Al san
me street, san Francisco pl9-lp
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we have tract of 400 Acres with:

We have Il tract of 400 Acres within
miles of the city. that Will be put 81 Subdi-
visions of - and % acres; The sou is from four
to ten feet deep and sandy loan; 100 acres
viii raise Vegetables without iTrigat!ug finer
Fruit and Grape land cannot DE found; aS much
can be produced rs upon land il other loCali-
ties that commands a price OF so per acre
The Sacramento market being superior % the
farmer OF any in the State, no commission
merchants 10 pay and higher prices obtained,
will sell these tracts from $50 % SO per acre,
taking ouc-thlrd cash. small farms command
a greater profit - tlc producer, seller and
purchaser than any other 4 net profit OF 500
per month can be easily made from ten acres
OF land II properly attended 20.
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FOR SALE-T0 LET.

HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP ATG
IL the Union Brewery, Twentieth ZSs-&Ta
and streets dIgtf HA
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FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE.

Pruprietors CAPITAL NURSERIES, Sacramen-
to. Ca. seed and Tree Catalogues Sel tree on
application. Nos. 8, g and 10 s!l eet, Sac
r.aIueIlfn. a7te
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DEATH IN A MISE.-The Pome.
roy Mosquito: Monday morning a
ten year gold son of Charley vii
liamS, living just above White
Rock Salt Works, went across the
river to work in the c. A. Betting.
or & Co. bank, just below Hartford
City, where he be had been EN-,
ployed for some time past. He had
gotten but q short distance inside
when a fall Of slate struck him on
the head killing him almost ms,
family. The body was removed to
his fathers house on this side oil
the river, from whence it was bur
led Tuesday,
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UNCLE TONS CABlN.-If there is
a single person in Topeka who has
not seen Uncle Toms Cabin, with
all the modern improvements, let
them go to Crawford's tonight, and
see it produced by actors and aCtres.
sos 1t was played last night to a
full house, and even at the matt.
nee this afternoon the house was
crowded. Diapers double man.
moth combination is far superior
to The average companies travelling
through the country, and his jubi.
lee singers alone are worth the
price charged at the door. His two
comedians in the role of Marks, are
among the best in the profession,
and the Topseys arc immense. The
blOodhounds are many in number,
and are trained to perfecrion.-
Don't fail to see them. Topeka
JorrnaL.
At City Hall, Thursday, octo.
b.r IL. 1885
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Resolutions OF Respect.

Minturn Lodge No. 10 A. F,& A,
NJ, al Point Pleasant, W. Va, DC
tober 6, 1885.
WAEREAs, Ithas pleased Almighty
God the ruler Of the universe, to re.
move from earth our friend and
brother William S. Spencer, and
WHEREAS, By reason Of the death
Of our said brother the fraternity
has sustained a grlevous loss and
the community has been deprived
Of an exemplary, honorable and
worthy citizen, and
WHEREAS, In testimony Of the
high and merited esteem in which
be was held BY this Lodge.
Resolved, That We will always re-
we're his many attributes Of char.
acter and nurture the highest re-
spect for one whose brief life was
60 replete with all the traits OF gen.
erouS manhood, whose daily action
and conduct among those with
whom he was associated, gave 50
many assurances Of his future use.
fulness aud value to the cpmmun.
ity in which he lived, that while
in point Of years he was the young
est member Of our fraternity he was
one Of the brightest ornaments and
by example and instinct an exem.
plary exponent Of our Order.
Resolved, That as a further mark
of respect for our deceased brother,
that the lUdge.rOom bO draped in
mourning, and that the members
wear the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days.
RESOLVED, That a copy Of these
resolutions be spread upon the re-
cord Of this Lodge, and they be
published in our county papers and
that a copy be certified by the Sec
rotary and forwarded to the family
Of our deceased brother.
J..J. Bright,
j.. P. R, B. Smith,
Rankin Wiley, Jr.
Committee.
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Examples ofVenIuresomeO Ones
Commended.

II is often well to emulate the
bright examples of those who
tempt fortune, and BY Drawing a
little win much. Here is an in
stance shown in the result Of the
18th Grand Monthly Drawing of
The Louisiana State Lottery, at
New Orleans, on Tuesday, Sept. s.
1t is cheerful reading to those for
tunate winners who held tickets
No, 50,434, drawing the First
Capital Prize Of $4,000, sold at 81
each in tifthS, one tO 0. SmuCk,
Leavenworth, Kansas; another to
John Wiss Of WamegO, Kansas;the
remainder elsewhere. No. 26,S20
also sold in fifths at 81 each-one
to ]. A. CLERGY, 1898 Washington
Ave, New York City; one to Geo.
jackson, Newton, Kansas; collected
through Harvey Co. Bank of New
ton, Kansas; one to ]. G, Sandsber'
ry, of Paris, Texas, collected
through Paris Exchange Bank; one
to Mrs. S, j. Barnhart, Walla Walla,
Wash. Ter, ETC., etc. No. 8O,239
won the Third Prize Of $4,000, also
sold in Eflhs-one held in San
Francisco Cal, collected through
Wells Fargo & Co.'S. Bank of San
Francisco; another to a party in
New Orleans, La, the remainder
elsewhere. Nos. 81, 059 and 64711
each drew one Of the two Fourth
Prizes of $1,000, also sold in lifths
at 81 each-to ]. +. Bernstrom,
Greenport, N. Y. collected through
Chatham Natl Bank Of New York
City; another TO First Natl Bank
uf LIS Angeles, Cal; another to A.
T, Kinsey, collected through First
Natl Bank Of Red Cloud, Neb.; an.
other TO Peter Berry, Globe Village
ST., South Bridge, Mass; another
collected by Anglo California Bank
Iimited, San Francisco, Cal, an.
other to a party in Guatemala, c.
A., and so ON all over the habitable
world, the flow Of wealth scattered
Joy and happiness, and similar
occurrence will take place on Tues
day, Nov. 10, Of which all informa.
tion can be had on application to
NJ A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
Now-remember these facts and
seek to emulate the example Of
these fortunate ones.
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PERsoNALs.-We had a pleasant
call last week, from Messrs. Edwin
J. Levi and D. Crooks, both repre-.
senting prominent business houses
Of Cincinnati. 1t is seldom we
meet two young men 10 whom we
became attached as We have to
these young gentlemen.
Rev. ]. NJ. Scott goes this week
10 the P;eSbyteFy which meets in
Charleston on the l4lh, but expects
to return by Saturday and will
preach next Sabbath at II q. m. in
Point Pleasant, and at 8 p. m. at
Bruce's Chapel, MERGERS Bottom.
Mr.. H. Bird, Of Arbuckle, who
has been visiting his old home in
Hartford county, North Carolina,
returned home last week.
Mr.. Ben. R. Stevens and wife,
have returned from their bridal
trip. Mrs. is now at her parents
near town.
We had a pleasant call from that
pushing, energetic business man,
Mr.. H. Lerner, Of Mason City, last
Saturday.
Henry W. sisson, of Charleston,
was here last week, mingling with
his many friends.
Mrs, Judge Guthrie has just re.
turned from q visit to friends at
Cheshire, Ohio.
James H. Couch, Jr., Esq, has
gone TO Parkersburg on business
connected with the Railroad bridge
st this place.
John NJ. Adkins, the popular
hardware dealer, made a trip to
Maysville, Ky. last week.
Mrs. Mary Rodgers moves this
week to Hartford City, for Temporal.
ry residence.
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PLoATEss.

The new crep Of corn is already
coming into market.
We are again under obligations
to Prof. v. A. Lewis, for fasors.
Much Of the new sown wheat is
up and looks promising.
New corn, in small quantities, Ii
selling at 40 cents u bushsl.
Wheat is advancing In price
Don't be in too big ahurry to sell.
We give the full proceedings Of
the county court tn this issue.
Business is beginning to pick
up. The good times are coming.
Baker is putting down a we'll in
bis livery stable.
The skating rink is rapidly ap.
preaching completion.
The building of the Ohio River
Railroad, will be the making Of the
Extension.
There was a good rain Monday
and river men now look for a coal
boat rise in both rivers.
Come in and pay up and get the
American Farmer free for one year.
Sample copies at this Office.
The people in the upper end Of
the county are in earnest about Sc.
curing the Ohio River Railroad.
Maj. Tomlinson has been ap.
pointed Mayor by the Council in
place Of John E. Timms, resigned.
Mr., @. R. stalnaker is making
arrangements to establish.a steam
ferry at Hartford City.
The steamer Hibernia is laid up
at Middleport because Of low water,
and will We understand go on the
docks at that place.
The German Furnace is running
to its fullest capacity and shipping
large quantities of salt to market
on the c. Nv. & 7. Railway.
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An excellent piece Of contract
work has just been completed on
the public road at the mouth OIL
Cedar Hollow, between West Col.
umbia and Clifton. Il has been
done under thesuporvision Of Capt
G. Shrewsbury, who thus proves
himself to be the most practical
Road Surveyor in the county.
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HENDERSON NEws.-Mr Arthur
Edwards Is teaching school al POf.
fenbarger's, and has moved his fam.
lily up there to live during the
term,
Dave Knopp feels proud over a
nine pound Democrat that arrived
at his home last week.
Ills claimed that Maj. James W.
Smith, Of this place, no! only had
the best yield, but also has the best
wheat in this section Ofthe county.
Nearly all our farmers are buying
their seed wheat from him.
Mr.. Henry Fry's house in this
place is fast nearing completion;
the plasterers are now at work.
MI. J. II. Stewart is kept very
busy building skiffs, and is fast
gaininga reputation for good work.
Mr.. S. B. Henderson is talking
Of building a frame residence on
his lot adjoining Mr.. Neighbors.
Andrew Wilson has Grist Mill
on Fridays as well as Saturdays, as
there is so much corn coming to
him that he cannot grind it all in
one day.
Hutchinson & Co. have bough.
Joseph Georges crop Of apples and
are now busily engaged picking
them.
Lutte Allen is kept busy paint
ing houses. He has several good
contracts on hand.
Mr.. ALI Sinclair gave a little
dance at his house last Friday
night. Those that attended say
they had a good time.
Mr.. James Darst has built a very
neat shanty boat for his landing,
to be used as an Office, &c. He is
finishing it up in good style.
The ,coal banks Of Mr.. Fowler
and Mrs. sterrett are proving a
great benefit to our people. Near.
ly all are procuring their coal from
these banks, instead Of depending
on the river.
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A colOred barber got on a spree
Tuesday night Of last week, and
was painting things red, when Of
ficer Kelly put in an appearance
aud yanked him of to jail, where
he remained until be had sObered,
and was released on the promi,e
that he would be a better citizen
in the future.
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Capt. Hawkins, who has been re.
moved from the Railway Postal
Service, to make room for q Demo
crat, has been in the continuance
service of the government for up
wards of ten years. He gracefully
yielded up his position, acknow'
Lodging that it was right to put a
Democrat in his place, He was a
faithful ofIicer,and always perform
ed his duty well.
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Willie, a little son aged four
years, Of Hon. p. W, Morris, editor
Of the Richie Gasette, fell down
stairs a few days ago and broke bis
leg above the knee. The little sui.
ferer and his parents have The
sympathy Of tho editor Of the
REGIsrgR.
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Itmakes US feel said indeed when
we see the number of deaths that
has occurred in our community
within the past three weeks. The
young as well as the old are pass.
ing away. To the many hearts
that have recently been bowed
down by sorrow and grief, we ex.
tend our sincerest sympathy.
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OK. Simpson, son of Hon. G. P
Simpson, of this place, has received
his appointment as Railway Postal
Clerk, between this place and Char.
lesion vics Capt. Hawkins, remov.
ed. We congratulate our young
friend upon his good fortune, as he
is a worthy young man, and deserv.
ing this recognition at the hands
Of a Democratic Administration.
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October opened dismally enough,
but now we are having as nice
weather as one could wish for
Although the season for melan.
Cholly days have arrived, ye! the
days are bright and cheerful.
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Messrs. Foster & Butler, former.
ly of the Gazette in this place, will
soon commence the publication Of
the Sunday Capitol at Charleston
They are both good printers and
experienced newspaper men, and
will make a live and readable pa.
per.
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Dark nights have settled upon
us again aud here we 90, thumpel-
" bumb, kicking toe nails of and
barking shins, A man had just as
we'll be drunk as sober 50 far as his
safety /, CONCERNED.
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Afriond in Hickory Chapel asks;
"Wouldnt it DO nice If they could
raise a base ball club in Point Plea.
SAM that could afford it's neighbor.
ing clubs q little common amuse.
ment, They have Wind-lots Of ii
but they want o ball nine"
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We direct attention to the new
advertisement Of Messrs, Montgom.
cry 4 Smith, GallipoliS, Ohio, In
this issue. They have a splendid
line Of fall goods, and offer them
low. You will End it a splendid
play TO buy.
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DEAD.-Mrs. Margaret E. Burris
died at her home on the farm Of
Mr.. Peter S. Lewis, on the 10th Of
October, 1885, in the Goth year Of
her age. In early life she united
with the Presbyterian Church in
Pleasant Flats, and has ever since
maintained a consistent profession
Of her Cody walk and converse.
tiOn. She died greatly beloved and
respected by all who knew her, in
the hope of a blessed Immortality.
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The Redmond School House in
the Flats has been very much i'm.
proved and is now said to be the
best school house in the county,
This is a move in the right direct.
ion. schoOl2houseS belong to The
public, the taxpayers, and should
therefore, be thoroughly protected
and kept in the best repair.
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The INSANE AsYLuM.-The com.
mission appointed by the last Leg
iSlature TO view and secure options
on sites for a new Insane Asylum
in the Second, Third aud Fourth
Congressional Districts and report
to the next Legislature, has finish.
ed its work. 1t decided on four
sites which it will report, letting
the Legislature decide which to
take. The four are, Spencer, in
ROane county; Mason City, in Ma.
son county, on the Ohio river and
on the line of the Ohio River Rail.
road; Charlestown, In Jefferson
county, and Anderson, in Nicholas
county.
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The Salt Furnaces at Hartford
and Valley City arc running. A
compromise between the Juhling
Coal Company and the mine has
been effected, and the latter have
gone to work. Result, these places
now wear the aspect Of their for.
mer activity.
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A SUNDAY ROw.-Last Sunday
afternoon, McGill, who keeps an
eating house on Main Street, just
opposite this office, got his blood
up, and walked into the restaur.
ant kept by a man named Work.
man, his brother.in.law, and made
a desperate assault upon him. The
fight ragged with much fury to the
edifCation Of q large crowd of PEG.
pie, and the disgrace Of the town.
As usual, the police we're not on
hand. By.standers interfered and
separated the belligerents, but not
until Workman had both of bis
thumbs pretty badly chawed and
MCGill badly beaten about the head
with tho butt end Of a revolver
Family troubles the cause of the
row. Monday morning they were
arraigned before the Mayor, who
6ued them each IS aud costs. In
all sl4.
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Bio CoRS.-Mr, s, G. Wingor, Of
Robinson District, left at our Office
Saturday last, three mammoth ears
Of corn, comprising three varieties,
white, yellow and red, We doubt
IL this corn can be beaten by any
farmer In the county. This sample
is but an average Of his whole crop.
Mr.. Wingor is entitled to be placed
on the list of.thrifty farmers.
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SPECIAL TERM.-There will be a
special term Of the Mason County
Court held next Monday, the 10Th
inst, for the purpose Of consider.
ingathe proposition Of submitting
to the voters Of Lewis, Robinson,
Waggener, Graham and Cooper
Districts, a subscription Of $4,000
to the capital stock Of the Ohio
River Railroad. The Court fixed
this term to give the people an OPP
portunity to petition their body to
submit this proposition. Petitions
are now being circulated in the
several Districts and they ought to
be signed by everyman who is de.
SirOus of having this road built
along the Ohio river through this
county. A number Of public meet.
ings have also been called in these
Districts which will be addressed
by the local talent and others
These meetings will be open to ev.
erybody. Those who are opposed
to the subscription, can go to these
meetings and say so. Let the pc.
titiOns DO signed by every voter in
every District.
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Cheap paper at vanGildor's drug
store; 80 and 40 cents for 5 quires,
better goods in proportion. Mucil,
age 10 and % cents per bottle.
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II any Of our readers should Wis.
it Macarthur, Ohio, they are recon.
mended to stop at the Will House.
It Is we'll conducted hotel, which
is under the management Of mine
host Martin and his estimable wife.
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80. rho pullinn NAN /. a0n,

GosE-Tbe Rolling Mill is gone
from Clifton. Nothing now re.
mains save the smoke stack and a
portion Of the original frame work,
both Of which will disappear in
the next few days. No property
owner Of Clifton attaches any
blame 10 the citizens Of Middle.
port because Of their action 10 the
matter Of removal and location at
that place. II had to remove from
Clifton because Of reasons which
some one will have To explain at
the proper time, and II was better
that Middleport should get IL than
that 1t should go to a more distant
point But it Is gone-lOst to Cliff.
ton, 10 Mason county, 10 the 4th
District and to West Virginia.
With it has gone almost the entire
population Of town, and what a
few years ago was one Of the bust
est and most prosperous towns on
the Ohio, is reduced to the rank Of
a mere village. There Is now no
hotel, no physician and the Barrel
and Keg Factory will, we under.
stand, follow the Rolling Mill to
MiddlepOrt. The school enrolment
a year ago was nearly 500 and to.
day a school official says it is not
more than onehalf; A large brick
building, by far the best in the
county, will stand there and decay,
while the school itself will sink
from the rank of a graded to that
of a district school, Let it be re-
membered, however, that neither
"high taxes, unjust laws, ''or "Bour-
bon rule" has wrought all this
When understood it will be found
to be the result of some other rule.
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Best silk arrasere 40 cents per
dozen, at Mrs, L. j. Martins,
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Administrators NotlcA.

THE undersigned has been duly ap.
l pointed and qualified as the Admin
istr0tor Of the personal estate Of the lutte
DR.. S. q. Shaw, An persons having
claims against said estate will please
present the same for settlement. Per-
sons owing said estate, either by note OF
account, are requested to come forward
and settle the sumo.
THOS. p. CARPENTER,
Admir- Of the estate Of DR.. S. Il, Shaw,
mayl3m4pd
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STANDARD TEME.-East OF Hum
tingtOn, 10Th meridian, or Eastern timdi
West Of Huntington, Goth meridian, OF
Central time, which is one hour slower
than Eastern time.
No, |, daily except Sunday, Old Point
to Clifton Forge; leaves Clifton ForkB
daily except Saturday; arrives Cincin.
natl and Louisville daily, except Sunday
Sleeping Cars from clifton Forge ID
Huntington,
No. 9and5 3, daily between Huntington
and Clifton Forge. No. 2, daily, except
Sunday, from Richmond to Neport News
Old Point and Norfolk.
Nos. and 4, Solid trains daily, with
Pullman Sleeping Cars, between Wash;
ington, Richmond, and Louisville and
Cincinnati. DonOt stop for local busis
ness.
No.G, daily except Sunday, from Lou.
isville, Cincinnati, and Lexington, ar:
rivvs Clifton Forge daily, except Monday
leaves Clifton Forge for old Point dailyi
except Sunday. Sleeping Cars Hunting
ton to Clifton Forge.
Charlottesville Accommodation. = No. q
tni&ed, leaves Richmond, except Snii
day, 4:OOp. M; arrive Charlottesville }
p. m.
No. s. daily except Sunday, ieases +,
NJ. Junction 4lj A. NJ, charlottesville
4:25 A. NJ, arriyesat Richmond $50 AN
No. 8, from Old Point Comfort, except
Sunday, makes direct connection al R,,K
4 +. Sanction for Washington and New
York. Noomnibus transfer required.
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Tho Ohio River Rail- Road Tim
Table,

M IN EFFECT MAY 10Th, 1885.
Central tine one hour 'l0pr than Park:
crSbarg time.
Leaves Parkersburg... 6 liam 3 SOpm
Arrives Wheeling....l0 45am s O0pm
Leaves Wheeling......... 6 loan 3.Apm
Arrives Parkersburg 10 45am s OOpti
ED"COnncCtions at Wheeling for aiE
points with the Pennsylvania system.
EAST BOUND.
(viaP.C. &sLL Ry.)
Wheeling, Lys....... liz 45pm S 45auf
Wellsburs, Arrvsa... | 45pm 0 2Sam
Stuebenville " .,"... 9 0Spm Z 0SaHf
Pittsburgh ...... 3 2jpm 0 95am
Harrisburg, via P.RR. | l0am II l0pm
New York, / OOam Q lOpm
Boston, 5 2Opm .......IS
ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Parkersburp-......... ... 5 Ham
Leaves Wheeling .,........"..... 4 40ptI
Gro, W. THOMPSON, Vice.PrcSt.
G. L, WILLIAMS, Asst Supt
June 20, ISSisti.
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Go to Mrs. L. ]. Martins, for en-.
broidcry material.
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New fall Millinery at Mrs. T. J.
Martins.
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For Rates, Tickets, Baggage, Checks,ap.
ply 10 any Office Of q, 4 .. R'y; or Depst
or Ticket Office Of connecting lines.
y. w. SMITH, II. W. FULLER,
Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Pass'r Ag't.
June 3, lSSj-i.