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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18
The Silver Problem.
4 SILVER MEETING TO RE HELD IN
NEW YORK

\ SILVER MEETING TO RE HELD IN
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Dec. Is. The chairman
of the committee of arrangements for
$ silver meeting TO be held in TINS
city 10 morrow night, has received
telegrams from Hon. Themas Ewing
and Hon A. J. Warner, of Ohio,
promising to be present. Heis also
III receipt OF letters of approval from
fifty senators and congressman.
Sen. Plumb, of Kansas. writes that
he was glad to learn that New York
aaS spoken seusIbly and earnestly up
on question of profound interest to
all TIE people of the United States and
that she has not as heretofore CON
tented herself with echoiag En- rlish
opinions. Gen. John c. Fremont
writes that he is in favor of the con
tinusd use OF silver in our currency.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18
A Terrible Railroad Collision
Occurs Near Atlanta, Georgia,
at Midnight.
Eleven Persons a"e Killed and
Three more Fatally In
Jured.
Two School Boys Engage in n
Bloody ARRAY.
General Robert Toombs.

DEATH STRIKES HIM DOWN AT LAST.
WASHINGTON, Ga, Dec. 15.-Gen.
Robert Toombs died this evening at
Z o'clock.
WASHINGTON, Ga, Dec 15.-The
funeral will take place on Thursday.
Gen. Toomhs had been unconscious
for several days, aud surrounded by
his family and friends he quietly and
painlessly passed away.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18

g. w. SMITH, ESQ, general mana
ger of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road, has been elected First Vice
President OF the Atchinson, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad, with head
quarters at Topeka. He will assume
the duties of his oiiice January first.
MIR. Smith is we'll known in the north
west and has hosts of personal friends.
Among railroad men he is regarded
as one OF the broadest and ablest
executive officers i'll the country.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18

THE present congress will be called
upon TO regulate the liquor traffic at
the National capital. There are 1,30o
saloons in Washington, and they en-
tail a heavy tax upon the people,
while the saloons escape paying any
lust portion of it. The license should
be quadrupled and one-half of the
saloons closed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18
Governor 3. Cratz Brown :
THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE Elk GOV
ERgOR

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 15.-The funeral OF
the late Ex-Governor B. Gratz Brown
took place this morning from his resi-
dence at Kirkwood. The immediate
friends and relatives to the number OF
about two hundred were In attend
ance. There was no public demon
stration, the family OF the deceased
preferrizg a simple funeral.
The pail bearers were Messrs. j. L.
Doniphan, J. T. Brent. w. King, G.
Branch, L. T. Jones, d. "a. HcAdam,
d. NJ. Grissom and E. Clarke. The
remains were inferred At Oak Hill
cemetery. where the deceased had
expressed desire to be buried.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18

TIE iron and steel trade is a good
busigess barometer for the whole
country. The fact that what promises
10 be an almost unprecedented de
mand for iron ore and steel rails has
SGT in, causes general rejoicing in
commercial al d manufacturing circles
and the winter season commences
with bright outlook.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18
The Balkan Trouble.
AN ENVOY OF TURKEY.

PHrLIPpoPoLIs, Dec. 14-Prince
Alexander announces his readiness to
receive Madiid Pasha as envoy of
Turkey. The latter has left Constan-
tinople for this city.
THE REPORT LACKS CONFIRMATION.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The report in
dispatch from Belgrade Saturday that
4 bloody engagement had occurred at
Nelihi, Izvor, between two battalions
OF BuIgarians and q body of Seryians.
in which the former were scattered,
leaving many wounded and dead In
town. lacks confirmation and is gem
orally discredited.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18
Canada.
STUDENTS REVOLT

MONTREAL Dec. 15.-Four studeLts
riHgleaders in unruliness displayed
during Sunday lecture at tho Victo-
ria general school, Yesterday received
notice of dismissal from the school.
When this became known all the stu
dents, numbering 160, left the school.
declaring they would not return until
their friends ha been reinstated.
Kinks AND SLIDES DENOUNCED.
MONTREAL, Dec. 15.-In many OF
the Catholic churches in outlying
municipalities, sermons were preached
by parish priests, Sunday, denoun-
cling skating rinks, snowshoeing, and
tobagganing slides. particularly the
last mentioned, as hurtful to the NOR
ais Of young ladies. Parents were
also reproached fer permitting their
children TO visit such places OF amuse-
ment. The Catholic clergy have for
bidden ladies wearing tuques to appear
at church services.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18
A Noted Ladies, Seminary.

In no institution of learning in the
country is a more complete education
given than in the celebrated Notrs
Dame, near Baltimore, Maryland. The
Sisters in charge say they find that Red
Star Cough Cure successfully removes
ali colds and throat troubles among
their pupils. 1t is absolutely free from
poison, and costs but twenty-five cents.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18
Mexico
OWL AND POLITICAL MATTERS IN AN
UNSETTLED STATE

UNSETTLED STATE.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. IA special from
Monterey, Mexico, to the Globe-De
ocrat, says: Everything was quiet in
this city yesterday to all outward ap-
pearances. but there is ali under cur
rent of public displeasure which BODIES
no good To the military government
and there may be break any min
ute. The cool treatment extended to
Manuel Roderequea at the hands Of
the military governor, General Reyes,
causes dissatisfaction and bitterness
among the whole Independent party.
All outlets to the city are closed and
are watched by military spies as not
only Sepulveda but his officers are not
on parole.
Another dispatch from New Laredo
says: 'The absence of Major Greg
ory, a strong and active Gonzeales
partisan, from the election was great
ly wondered at and commented on,
but it turned out to-day that no was
put in the soldiers guard house all
day by order of the federal command
er and this morning he was ordered
to the City of Mexico. The uncere
monious manner IN which the present
administration removes troublesome
persopages from positions IN which
they may use negative influences, is
considerably commented upon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18
Ar Election for Mayor.
HUGH o'BRIEs REELECTED

BosToS, Dec. 15.-Balloting today
for mayor of this city resulted in the
reelection Of Hugh O'Brien, demo-
c,at. over J. w. Clark, republican, by
s majority of S,597 In q total vote OF
a 757. O'Brien's majority is the
largest ever given to mayoralty can
didate in Boston.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18
China.
ROUTING THE BLACK FLAGS.

PARIS, Dec. 15.-Gen. Ds Courcey,
commander of the French forces at
Tonquin, telegraphed TO the war office
today that Gen. De Negrier had
cleared the Marble mountains north
of Hal Duong of black flags and
pirates, capturing a number Of forti
fed caverns and large quantity Of
arms and ammunition. One cavern
was desperately defended and fully
100 pirates were killed before it could
bs taken. Numerous war junks were
sunk between the rapids and the BAN
boo canals. The country has been
pacified.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18

Mr.. E. T. JEFFERY, for seven years
past General Superintendent of the
Illinois Central Railroad, has been
promoted to the position of General
Manager of that road. Mr.. Jeffery
entered the service of the company 80
years ago as an ofice-boy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18


The nay proper of officers ranged
from $45 to 1920 per month for com
nissioned officers and from $13 to $50
per month for enlisted men. Assum-
ing that it would average $50 per
month for officers a1d $16 per month
for enlisted men. and that less than
one-third of the volunteer force-say
8, 600 officers and 100, 900 men-were
married, we have the following re-
suit:
Three thousand officers al one-haf OF
$50 per month for I've years. -. s. 900, 600
One hundred Thousand men at one
half Of sl5 per month for five years. 4s, ooo, 900
Total $53, 4oo, ,0oo
The contingent fees On this amount
at the rate of 25 per cent would reach
the respectable figure of $13, ,350, 600,
which is enough to turn the heads of
all the claim agents In the United
States.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18
Another Comet Discorered.

ROCHESTER, Dec. 9.-Prof. Barna.,
of the Vanderbilt university, Of Nash
vile, Tenn, announces the discovery
of a new comet in the censtella-
ton Taurus. It is faint and small
This makes the fifth prize of 800 won
by Prof. Barnard for the discovery Of
comets
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18
Criminallties.
A SERIOUS AFFRAY BETWEEN TWO
SCHOOL BOYS

CLINTON, H., Dec. 15.-Le@is Cash
and Dick Rue, two tea-year-old school
boys, got into an alteration yesterday
noon, after the dismissal OF school
Young Cash pulled knife from his
pocket and inflicted several wounds
on Rue's head. When the affair end
ed, Rue was helpless and had to be
taken home.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18

The new ballet, "Amor," which is
about to be produced at Milan, requires
$50 danseuses and 1890 costumes, be-
sides and elephant, IA horses, 20 dogs,
and quite Henagerie Of monkeys and
hesrs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18
Persistent Dakota.

THE LEGISLATURE ELECT TWO sESA-
TORS.
ST. PAUL, Dec. ia Huron dis
patch to the Pioneer Press says: The
so-called legislature elected Judges
Moody and Edgerton U. s. senators
for the would-be state, South Dakota,
to-day.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18
Fires.
A COTTON MILL GONE UP.

A COTTON MILL GONE JP.
WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. l5.-The
Arlington cotton mills burned to day.
The loss is estimated at from $75, coo
to 800, coo; fully insured.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18
AType Setting Contest.
TWO PRINTERS COMPETE FOR THE
CHAMPIONSHIP.

New YORK, Dec 15-A type setting
contest between Joseph McCann OF
the Herald, and w. e. Barns, OF the
World, for thousand dollar purse,
and the championship of the state was
won by McCann, who in four hours
set 76624 ems Of minnioH without
paragraph. Barnes set 1915 ems.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18
CRIME.

DEPUTY United States Marshal, w.
ID. Kellet was waylaid and murdered
Wednesday evening while on his way
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18
THE MERCHANT.

sketch OF the Rise and Progress ofthe
Mercantile Profession
Boston Herald
Mr.. Godfrey Morse, ex-president of
the common council, read an essay
before large audience in the rooms
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18

lie interest, to communicate to the
senate a resort of the actual instru-
mental survey of the line for the ship
railway across the isthmus of Tehuan-
tepec, and of any canal or canals de-
signed to connect such ship railway
with the Gulf of Mexico and Pacific
ocean.
Sen. Hoar, from the committee on
judiciary, reported favorably on the
bill fixing the salary of the United
States district judges at 5000. The
bill was placed on the calendar.
At 12 IA. the senate went into execu-
tive session, and at 2:20 message was
received from the president transmit
ting the Kelly correspondence recently
called for by Senator Vests resolution.
1t was ordered printed aud TO lie en- the
table.
The senate adjourned at 2:25 p. m
MONDAY, DECEMBER, IA.
House Mr.. Morrison, of Illinois,
from the committee on rules submitted
the report of that committee on the pre-
posed revision of rules. 1t was printed
and laid over until lto-morrow,per
being given Randall, of Pennsylvania.
to submit minority report.
Mr.. Weaver, of Iowa, offered a rsso-
luton providing for a call of the
states to-day for the introduction of
bills. Considerable antagonism was
made to this proposition, Hammond, Of
Georgia, and Mcmillan, of Tennessee,
asserting that the introduction of bills
before the house had determined the
jurisdiction ef various committees, and
would lead to confusion. Mr.. Springer
of Illinois, took the same view of the
matter, and pointed out various sections
in the proposed new code which would
be violated if the resolutions were
adopted. Weaver saw no right.in the OBJ
jections raised to his resolutions be-
cause it was proposed to refer the bills
to the appropriate committees when ap
pointed. Further discussion was cut
short by motion to adjourn, which at
1925 was carried.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-12-18

SINCE the arrival of troops in Salt
Lake City, the threatened Mormon
troubles have subsidized.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09
RELIGIOUS STATISTICS.
The Progress Made 70, -" several B.nom-
i]ntti"u- oI i."--ut Years.

''~''-> "'"' ~ "a" >''"ri i''h"i"-
"'''"'' "' '"'""' '''"-
On" II tH" subject, INA occupied 'h,
? attention 4 Ill.,. r,.u.r, Council .r .u.
, ,.upr.. +. fl. .,,.v,l 81. ,.r.,
/ r.,
h'i'' "h> "''' '''
l''t 81 10 '''tli." '.'i'-~ iH''r Ia.
which shows 9th '1r ab-",3," nri Ri
1 alive Growth. T., l,l ~,.,..- T.. Ella.
r.,... 49,. ,. ..r..
~ wa "'' '''. 'h'
present i''p"."' on '- no" '-im-''l 80
1922 ".'"". H." -ain in -, .,l-- .
therefore. 30. .sr.o.r. or at ,s. rl,,. o.,
- r..r, Ir.lo.., ,.-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09
Cho.ce Se!eCt.o15-

We mus; lead ~ a~itc-t;v. or. 70
God VOC : ot- and >:i,. aa. : oaly
hcs-d Of hose wEo hear nothing s!,c.
Ar. how ra-c i : 10 .1d = -Tl -.
enough 70 h-ar t,d >leIk,-F,Rc'ou
/ tc>irr not Ia. - on L. Ia. sd -
- side o: relHun-to put truth -
iw:x; ne and the som nv saviour
id not - fo- ne. shn. n IL, ~-ufer.a-.
iool :he windy SIDE a: the hill-AGLr
JorG
How We are all inclined 10 wish
time away. The yea-- IL by. bit :. II
thai WAS Rot enough Ne often. many ..
IL. busy COR brains iGTeut.ng wavs -
ha<tea its fight How guickly the ,,as:
YEAR sped. aEi We. who uuyhit - have
CHERISHED is precious hours. ~4uaade-ed
many 4 them with The rees-->ne>> %
one who has boIrdicss resources. NJ
>PcudiLriit vs~ more rockies 90 III
JDoars. And -, or supply !. limited
&nG We know J. How limited We ma
no. know. tGi scr;a:nl, much les. thar
4 vea- 80. Lei - fL-l Over a ncu
leaf an guard carefully Ekai. 80: 10
n-.-S-D-LtU E..E
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09
He Would Pray.

We once asked a mar who docs rot
believe il God or a fu:s-r ljf,. AID dos
not wan: Ia. th;~ ltc bin: All >~gHiricr;
for him. whore he would look fnr CON
ISOLATION if death should conn" very hear
hi- home II should rrav." w. his
immediate rrplv. WY. an. &"
whom We asked. while / 10 10.
tEow." he ,..i. tina; ;h.> power 'v
which all rh.ng- were created i IN in
tci!i-cnc' that can b" moved ~ human
PRAYERS and wo,,. I do rr' know thai.
!; j. not, nci.4-- 10 | k-"y ;aai ;rr-r j.
not 4 vast eternity !v.r- iu>, t.youd
this "Ni>c.rcc which We term ! f.. 80 !
should pray. We; else could ! dog
l. seems l. it;.c curuu-fv m~a Co den.
me eNi>; nee %: God. ard Re, hO,G g.
a JpUo; rr-pr'tEc Him. mcan:u- -u
;akr ai.sT2-c 81 ( IN tin O.: era.-
g,acy. To- do"it aDpc.r> - l.. vo-.
a good d,tito them. Ins>nurh - .ary
mcaa II elm : !; some das- - drown
in- men cl-- - The lat cH.arr o.: life
thrown oJ; Tu them across = .-my
|: 81 men g uu; b-licy. /, cd -.
>onuc or L2tcr. come (; . Re y h
Gyilrg EYts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09
FOB OUR YOUNG READERS.
TWO LITTLE FELLOWS.

] know q little fellow
Whose face IL fair TO soc.
But stu there's nothing I.casaat
About that face tn me.
For he rude and cross ard Selnsh
II he can I have his way,
And he's always making roublc,
I've hear his rEother say.
j know q little ffIlow
Whose face Ia plain 10 s@c-
But that we never think ~,
so kind and brave IL he.
He carries sunshine with him,
And c-erybody's glad
To hear the chGery whistle
OF the pleasant little lti.
You see. it's not the features
nat Others Judge Us by,
But what We 10. ! tell you.
And that you can't deny.
The plaincst face has beauty.
II It-o ncrs kind and true,
And thHts tnc kind OF beauty,
Ny Riri end hoy. for YOU.
-ELen r.. HerfOTd. IN Gobtsn Drss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09
HONE
Drawing Room o~ru..m.ut- upI How =,
tou-tru't Issu.

Drawing Room orusu"ut- and How 90
'ou-tru't Tasu.
Tho Zulu hat hG- r,aWo.r.j. n = .,S
firm. and thai a draNu.r Room urr--
m"ar Intended "a hold work or 'na,r..
l. b, -'.il"ucd and gIil-!. lb,u 's.l
crown downward between thru, -..,.
sticks. crossed So Il To- -tlpur' .ll-,
kr,,ir. with rtc brim h,nc .l.htl, back
wari. II Intended Tor ,'o",r- or f,u.
n TN j fitted into the crown. hu' .
frr work, then a liuinr ~ a quilted
latin J. tucked IN. The crossed stick.
MAY 3" short. for ,iauI.ug on . table.
nr longer. about the height Of = china
l"wcr-p"t stand An ornament # this
Nlui recently shown u, wa mounted
upon a II OF child. gardening tool.
comprising RAKE. hoe aud spat,. with
4 small -.chi" hooked % ON one -.l..
AMI secured - a bunch 81 ribu.l
Joe, pc. The tools wcr painted brown
Frrf-w,rA appear 1" De- % @fs,or.'.
occupation ~ vr,-c-t and u-.d for dec.
rating JIHing-rpom wjuiuN-tluI-
front and hara uf ysauu. I-rari top
Of 4 lrrkng-gia>~. small :~rr-~cr-.u..
81 between ,i"Jhlr drawi1g-7.,u,
whrTc there ar" no fuIiur door,
tn Inst il after Nuori.H d- ration.
which = y"Ty fashionable iu.- uov
10" curtains ian t-h'ud Wh,r. 'Har"
.r" rcuu"rtn NJ Doors. a window %.
,'C"tIU"~ cU' u 81 The wood. if'-
ICED aud mad" - open \ li.l. .-,,-
pm curtain hangs before II. 10 draw o.
mol;
Lac and muslin ;. ndow ,u.-a - ere
often t..d wFh two ~u"iIr,l r.h.-.r..
.oo~ri. twisted. with OF" bow fle.u-
~" room and IL" other fpu, o..
- ndow. Dshcr curtain I-- ted with
10y vu;o ribbon st-p,. the N.ut log.
>a-h. Flour tul~. adapted fpr work. a..
~Jr1auIrat",! with g band q embroidery.
woodwork. ~ any crap -: rei m
."rial stretched ii-h:is ruunI IAr Gp-
pe- and lower parr- ar" panied a good
harTE"niZjnE color. and %, usut.- &.
bound over wI;a TWO r"lOr-i ain rih-
IONS w-h 4 smart tsw AZ each ,ld.. :
l:a'u- ! optional.
tn" u-vr-t cha;rback covers src
drawn uP IN two PLACES 81 -UtrrGi7riY
after the fashionable bigud.. The two
draw ne divide the cover INTO ,ur,-.
dIy-".~ H. Nadr-. and Nfr.au r4u--
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

q h'''- ~ ~ ttn tspN e
~ This >uhir"i-w.,t Constitutes Tru.
s~.anlin.---Hint. t" Parent. a. w-I a.
conclusion Of ih" Who'll.
Matter "f".r Co" '"' Keep H.. Conn
l. In" boy i Tie" father of I'll" man.
then the boy ought to h. manly. All
the i,,,. will -, yr. 10 ,rf. In, i |
BOIL IL ,t..n ,r. W..
-,
''' - ''' '.''"''
@'t some ''Hn} We oHr lh.nh-
that ia" WAY /" b" manly = to smoke
cigarettes: another - chew Tobacco.
,p,:b.r 10 swear H.. r.~.... ~....l.-
>, 49, "a. mill. 49,. o.,
I''''' Va '''.'' "'''' ">"i'' Z" man
h"'d D.. procuring - Toy pistol, and -":-
ting Lla-"i: ny a Il blood and thuu-
der hero. Another. lf.irflr the f,,.
,yL, tv-,I r..i. ,.u,. and ,,...l
-
''' '"''"' an"
MAJ "a I,'i'h'H 81 hiii~'f'
." VIII h"' ~r|nH ~ ian" III prov
.i'- IA. - 'i' inc ''''.-' 'i" 'Fih'''.
$50 '' 20 '"' NFA - ff
manly.
Nor Is l. manly 20 try - lr oll be
fore your iimr - put a"Iy l".:-h
th!n~- wh,ir YOU arr q bpy. l. = a.
natural and right fur boy - rpmp and
plan a. = tor NoUu- animal. They
cia hardly help. even. hr.uy . LITTLE
glli" an! hoi~'crun~ sometimes. \ IT,
tie @iri "Ncu~uti ~!"--rlf To- b..ng unable
{" II still. ~ ~a.tEr >h' wa ..choc.
.E.l Of ~Ir'',r. So c"s.d 10. help a-r
r"-t.r~-nc~~. An! it : harder. even.
for the hn.- than ior III. -.rI>. Alocn-
m"tI" has u ilpT Oh Steam. ar il
would bow MP. And i = iI,t - with
The boys johnny i'rm- mother was
= E,ry i",.dluu- "mI She wanted
Johnny - b" a l,,." man. She told
him tal: hr mus ooInr r:.h- home from
-'h""l and never stop :" PLAY i'm tn"
streets. Il he did IA" woulI spoil hi~
mo" ci";hcs. Johnny I'D no. like this.
- h. went Ia the Bib" t" find ont
whether hl~ mother was RIGHT or not.
He found III the prophecy If I"chariah,
IN ia" eighth chapter. thu verse:
"tud t,c street, E. tn" c:,v -haiI r., :ul az
'"I, Il" E.f> i.lS'hs = u. ''' streets thereof.
ne VEN L" MS m"'licr wifl that verse
an" >'". "Ai!inih.t, II that was tn"
WY NY az" III .IcT"~ti'in when God
"N"i. IN Il midst "i IT, ana II w'~
M" l"' ..i' "i tFHt an" mountain
o, IN. i."r. 81 hosts, IL" holy mount
''"' II can 10, W:"n- Tor me- /" play III
our streets. Ny. l.ri'n WAS i pj"'tN
""I''". N"' a!d NOT Nl"" there Wa
>"'h Il tcr~' III Ia" Bible. Bat when
>.!' i.'' I" %i'r IL Ur. The truth i that
N,'" ti"u-ai " about johnny :
''"'n'' 'haA awning ".>r. Many
mothers are troubled hNIU~" their boys
are =" mar! On ci"ti">. Bat ;h"y had
'''''f nav" tn" trouble that "aI thanh
nursing lunE. ~ k!i BOYS, W" haven
me- 'r"uEH 10 Yea anything.
>1E 'iI'h. ir>t OF al. Inc manly boy
! H"t INA, pal ma" i"i.p" Wa" nope
III i corner while ~" rest are racing
al" '"ElvlAS al over the play ground.
! man needs STRENGTH "i nod:- ii"
needs muscles EardrU"d hy '\crCl>".
=" '''>' '"rt> "a' ~ iGah"I- ana
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-04

The following firms have signed an
agreement to close their respective places
of business all day Wednesday, May 9th
% for the purpose of the Floral Festival tc
be given in honor of Mrs. +. B. Croker ::
Hall, Luhrs q Co., Bothin Manufacturing
Co, J, +. Davis & Son. Brainerd F. Smith
| & Co. Stanton, Thomson Il Co., a. IL A
Hebron, Holbrook, Merrill Il Stetson
Billingsley & Co, Sullivan & Ravekes
Felter, Son q Co., Warehouse & Lester
| Israel Luce & Co., A, II. Powers & Co., J
u Davis, Capital Ice and Coal Company
Lindlev 4 Co, Mebius & Co., Adams, Nc
NeiIl & Co., Capital Packing Co., Cont
| mental Oil and Transportation Co.. G. w
| Chesley, Jones. Givens Il Co., Booth IL Co.
Elmer Bros, National Bank of ID. Q. Mills
| d Co.. a. A. Van VOORHEES, d Co., Califor-
MIA State Bank, the Peoples Bank, Sacra-
| mento Savings Bank.
The following houses have signed an
agreement not to ship any goods on
| Wednesday, and to close at noon, for tho
object above mentioned: Whittier, Fuller
| & Co., i. Elkus & Co., Baker d Hamilton
Kirk. Geary & Co, Joseph Hahn & Co., w
T. Peterson, c. II. Gilman, John Breuner
| WOODBURY. e Barnes, NJ. Cronan, Hugh
Casey, Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r
Dale, H s. Croker IL Co., Pacific Fruit
Company, w r. Strong e Co., Gregory
Barnes Il Co, Lyon & Curtis, s. Gerson
Co., Wcinstock &; Lubin, l.. L. Lewis &
Co., w. D. Comstock, H. Weinrich & Co.
Charles Zeitler and d. De Bernardo Il Co.
The railroad freight depot will be CLOSED
all day and it is expected the shops vii
| close down in the afternoon. The day viii
no doubt be generally given up to the occa
sion of the festival and regarded as holi
| day