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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-10
Merchandise Report


March 9th:
For Sacramento-For g. & E. S. Elk8 1
case clothing w. Il. Strong & Co., 20 boxes
maple sugar; Adams Mcneil & Co., 800
cases lard; Huntington, Hopkins q Co.. 1
box saws, boxes rings; Sacramento Glass
and Crockery Co., l barrel, boxes and
tierce glassware Lindley & Co., 76O boxes
canned meat, $50 half boxes candles. 10
packages tobacco; Weinstock & Lubin, 1
case umbrellas; f. B. Taylor, 60 cases
spirits Kilgore & Tracy, half barrel %
kegs and cases syrup; l.. F. Basset,
closet seat, tank and l barrel earthen-
ware.
For Marysville-J. g. Coin. 10 trunks :
r. t. Schofield, 1 organ NJ Schneider, i
case clothing; Hugh Mcclure, box hard
ware; p. J. Flannery, 3 cases boots and
shoes.
For Chico-A L. Nichols, 1 case hard
ware.
For Stockton-A H Schoheld, 3 boxes
household goods; H. c. Shaw, l bundle
cleyises; NJ. 2. Henderson, 4 bundles poles 4:
l.. q. English Il Co., l bundle stamped
ware, box tipware, box irons, | crate
woodenware; J. 7. Hickenbotham, rs
springs.
The following freight passed New Or
leans February 18th:
For John +. Cooper, piano; l.. EikuS &
Co, 2 cases shirts; H. Eckharit, . cases
fishing tackle; Clnnie & Kiley, . cases dry
goods; J. Hahn & Co., case and / barrel
drugs, case soap, l case oil; Hale Bros &
Co., cases boots and shoes, case hats,
case dry goods; Kirk, Geary Il Co., 10 boxes
medicine, barrels powder; C. S. Hough-
ton, cases paper, l case ink, l copying
press; Gus Lavenson, cases backing
Locke & Lavenson, rolls carpet; w. q.
Lewis, l piano; Washburn & Co, case
brushe; Weinstock & Lubin, cask lamps,
l case oil, l cask, barrels and l case lamp
shades, s cases and l bale cotton goods, 10
cases boots and shoes, glass sign, cases
plated ware, package and cases fancy
soap, cases bird cages.
The following freight passed New Or
leans for Sac: amento on the Sd instant:
For Clunie & Kiley, . cases dry goods;
VIM. Petrie, l case hosiery; l.. L. Lewis d
Co, l crate crockery; Kirk, Geary & Co., l
case drugs, Sc cases patent medicines; J. F..
Cooper, l piano; Hale Bros. & Co, case
hosiery, 3 cases caps, l case dry goods. IS
cases boots and shoes; Weinstock & Lubin,
IA cases hats, 5 cases shirts, cases shoes.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-10

The figures show that Ryan. for Second
Trustee, received 2,045 votes; Mclaughlin,
1,S13; Nielsen, 262; Rider, 229. Ryan's
plurality over Mclaughlin. 232. For City
Attorney, Hart got 2,319 votes, and Ram
age 2,012. Harris majority, 307. For Chief
OF Police, Jackson received ], s59 votes, and
Dillman, 2,502. Dillman's majority, 643
2,647 votes. and Berck. 1879. Conran's
majority 96s. On the high license propo-
sition, "Yes" received LIZ votes, and
NO" 2,4S7. Majority against high license
665. As the total vote of the city was
4,375, it evident that 26 voters did not ex-
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SAN FEANcIsCo, March 9th-SP M-Indications
for the succeeding - hours California. some
cioudiness and local rains, followed by fair
weather in the northern portion. In the south
ern portion fair weather, except occasional
light local showers along the coast
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ADVERTISEMENT sIENTIoN

Clunic Opera House" The World"
Delegates to San Jose Convention.
Rising star Rebekah Degree Lodge.
The l-Ju-Ran Society SOcial-To-night
Card from Kilgore IL Tracy.
Naomi Chapter, o. L. S.-This evening.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-10

CHEsLEY's Rock and Rye cures whoor-
ing cough.
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James G. Davis,
NOS. Ali AND 413 K ST.
BRANCH STORE, S15 x STREET,
SACR thiESTO, CAL.
RT- SEND FOR CATALOGUE. "a
ial6-3E6In

GUARANTEED A POSITIVE CURE FOR
VI Catarrh, Cold in the Head, Hay Fever, Rose
Cold, Catarrhal Deafness and Sore Il es. Restores
the sense of taste aud smell; removes bad taste
and unpleasant breath, resulting from Catarrh.
Easy and pleasant to use. Follow directions
and Cure is warranted. by all druggists. Abe
TINE MEDICAL COMPANY, Oroville, Cal. JOS.
HAHN q CO., Agents for Sacramento. fe9-3pGm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-10
MEN OF MEANS.

WHO WANT AN ELEGANT HOME, CHEAP,
w will do well to look at the property on the
Northwest Corner of Eighteenth and G streets
The Lot is S0xl60 feet. filed very high; beauti-
fully laid out with shade and ornamental trees
and plants, with splendid stable and other
buildings. The house contains nine large rooms
besides pantry, bathroom and closets 1t is
heated by a hot air furnace, and is q modern
house in every particular. he price is put
down TO 5000, which is positively bargain.
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Weather Probabilities.

Maximum temperature. $40; minimum tenn
persturei 40 JAMES A. BARWICK,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, c. S. A.
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Sasiness advertisements

By W. II. SherbuFn-11 A. NJ. to-day.
By Bell & CO.-l0 a. II. to-day.
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9as ltebcrIcbem beS 8eHen.

Set LETTER 3eit bat pie &einbeit Der
8adpulber StoH au 3eitungs= 9iscufs
fionen gegeben. Snctoren BET Pbilo=
iopbie gaben lire Meinung iiber bic
3ufammeniebung Der 8adpulber ab.
9te l1nteriu6ungen baben ergeben, baB
&oDal Batting pppber bas reinlte 1T
uno bic ausse3ei6netten Mdnner Der
Wiheni6aft ipra9en lire Mnft6t babin
aus, baB bur9dus feline f9dbli6e1 Sns
grebienaen barin entbalten iinb. Die
&opal Batting Bomber So. bat einen
Weltruf fir ibr aus @ren,or Sartari bes
reitetes 8adpulber erlangt, in benz ole
Gtofe ME potai6e, Nlaun &C. perbannt
iint. Qusge5ei6nete @bemiter. tpie
Senrp Morton, 6. q. 2ppe, s.. u.
Mott, Wm. Mcgfurtrie unb Mnbere
baben fdmmtlt6 bic 8or5iige beHelbe1
iiber anbere Gabritate .anerfannt. Jas
miliert follten bic Sbatfa9e bebenfen,
baB bic GeriteGung beg &opal Batting
potpber mebr foftet, als bic irgeno eines
anbern gadpulbers. 9afiir 1T es aber
aud bas ein5ige, pel@es abiolut rein 1T.
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San Mntonio, 80. Suli 1886,
9aS &dtbfel geI1f.

Nuf tpeiea Orber tperben bDlaerne
Suffers in Nbenl1e 8 gelegt. Sie
Grage purbe in Der lebten Sibung beg
Staotratbs uufgemorfen, als es fi9
b~erausgeftelIt bate, baB bic gerbehe=
rung iener StraBe b~ebeutenb mebr fos
fet, ols Nnfanes abgef6abt puroe.
81 Stabtbdter faben chamber an in
Der @rmartung, DAB giner o6er Der
Mnbere bariiber Qusfunft geben tonne,
aber Sebermann f6mteg unb bic Sadie
blieb Elm ungel6fes &dtbfel. 9a ci'
tirte alderman Gallagher ben ftdoti:
f9en Sngenieur pOr bas SOrum bet
5tabtpdter, benn er muBte bod unbes
bingt etpas Ndberes iber bic b6laernen
Suffers piFen, neil er bic Soften bet
StraBenberbeherung bere9net bate.
9o9 tonnte er merfpiirbiger Weiie
eber 10 tpenig Nufi9luB bariiber geben,
mie bic @%tabtDdter. st ma6te nur
bic ettpas maliti0fe 8emerfung, baB
man benz @traBencommiHdr Nrbeiter
ii%bertragen babe, berer Nusfibrung
$3.50, 900 foiteu niirben, mdbreub rur
$4,000 aur 8eaablung borban6en
feien. Mgemeines @rtaunen berri9te
iiber bieie @%ntbiqung, Der inbeB Mlbet>
man 2odwoob elm @nbe ma9te.
St f1eint fi9 pl6Bli6 erinnert gu
baben, baB ct in Nbenue 8 tpobnt uno
baB benz 5teuer5abler benin Srbliden
zines uugem6bnli6en 2aternenpfofens
ober elmer auBerorbentli9 gut graoirten
etraBe itets bet 8erba9t aufftsigt, es
miHe bier Elm Stabtpater pobner.
@elbfintereiIe fennt betanntli9 Nlbers
man 2odmoob ni9t, fonbern bat nur
Sim fiir bas WDbl Der Steuer3abler,
tpenr er aud aumeilen etmas gu peit
borin gebt, aber bod mp9te er es fiir
gfeignet balten, glei9 i'm 8oraus feline
Inf@ulb gu b%etbeuern. Sesbalb ber=
f1berte er, baB er gar nidts bOr ben
b6l5ernen Suffers miKe unb feine Nbs
nung babon babe, pie iie eigentli9 in
bic Mpeaue 8 bineingefommen ieien
bur9 ieinen GoQeseu Gallagher babe er
erit babon geb0rt. Das gritaunen Der
StabtDdter mu9s natirlt9, ben1 Sods
moob bdtte bod ie6enfals bic b6lserneu
8utter bemerfen mtiiiIen, neil er fe
tagtdsli@ paifirt.
Stun erbob fi9 alderman 9egener
umb beantraste Die grnennuns zines
Counties, bas cine unterfu6ung antel>
len IoIte, tper 6as 2egen BON b6lsernen
Cutters %angeorbnet babe. 9ie Mlberz
men Gallagher, Sren@ unb @mDe purz
ben aIs Mltglie6er bteies @omites err
t1annt.
Ob nun bafelbe Ma6forf6unsen
angeftellt bat, ooer ob t6 elmer BET
@tabtpdter Ses ACKNOWLEDGMENT Gonz
traftes erinnerte, tpeiB man ni6t, aber
es bat fi9 b%erausgefteat, baB Der Staots
ratb ben 8ei6luB annabm, bDl3erne
Cutters gu legen. @omit mdre bag
@dtbfel gelDf. Merfmirbig 1T babel
nur, baB trob prOtOfOllbu@ unb Snge=
nieur, bic Sa6e 10 pergefen perben
fDntte.
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Muerfef.
0iehfGhIe fmeinett /

= 9iebfGble fGelner INNER bdufis
ger 3u fuerben. eSn Doriger Na9t purz
in Gampbells 8uttertDre AM Mlamo
8iasa, in Mebers SalDn unb iii yfeliOHs
Wobnung eingebro9en. Sn Gampbeus
Store ipreneten Die 9iebe bic eiierne
@elbIpinoe unb ftoblen ungefdhr $50,
in Webers 5alon beguiieten tie ii9 ias
hsB nit Giai9enbier. NelioH muroen
$50 seftoblen.
= SIM 3immer Der @ountp= Cont
mtIiDners priigelten 1i6 DDr siuigen
Sagen 3pei Ner3te. 9ie Sadie nurbe
pribattm ab9ema9t, aber leiber Elm
Slid babel 5erbrOGen, Der Dem GOuntD
%ongeb6rte, unb beBbalb wurben Die
beiben &fbdbne mod naGtrdslid)
perbaftet. Cine biefige oemofratiife
s3eitung meint, baB oas 3immer mad
benz Sample 10 ausiab, als mdre cine
bempfratii9e @pnDention barin abgebal@
ten worben.
-Morge1 rintnt bic &euniot bes
friiberen WOoS'f9en Regiments ibren
@nfang.
= Ser Geuermann @eorge &eeb pur>
be geffern bierber gebra6t. st mar bon
einem 3uge gefallen unb bate f6tpere
8erlebungen baDon getragea.
= Das Gomite ber iungen Wdnner,
tpeI9es @ubicriptionen fit bte noros
ipetli9e gifenbabn iammelt, bat beute
feline Sbdtigtelt begonnen.
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Gn1nafunte.

2ei6ter Seitenf6mer5, Iugen unb
0aut befpmmen einen biden gelben uez
bersug, bic 8eroauung 1T f@ma6 unb
man fpiirt Elm unangenebmes, finfenbes
@efiibl in Der Magengrube; Der Stubls
gang 1T uaregelmdBig, bic Stimmung
dreerli9, bas @ebd6tniB labm, 5utpei=
len etmas Suiten. &alte 9dnbe unb
GlBe, supeiler Nppetitmangel unb boz
miber unnatirli9a @ier mad @Ren,
tpirre i'm Gopfe, S6wimmen bor ben
Mugen, Nieoergei6lagenbeit, ibler u
them, @efibl BET nngemiBbeit, OBJ man
ni9t unterlahen babe, stDas Wi6tiges,
man tpeiB ni9t mas, gu tbun. Nimm
6immnns' 2iber &egulatDr
Der tpirb ale bieie @eflble beieitigen
uab Sid gefunb MAIDEN.
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California @eime.

9err s. s. Meper, @bOleiale &
&efailbdnbler in @einen, Mlamo glasa,
1T Dor &ur3em non feiner bierten @es
i9dftsreife mad @alifornien suridges
febrt. st farm iebt feline Runoen unb
6amiliem nit ben beiten Sorten bon
California; einen unb reinem Sraus
benz8ranbp perieben. &einen @alifors
mia glaret berfauft er bic @aQone-$1.
ports unb anbere unberfdli6te Weine
linb ftets bel linn porrdtbig.
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Salbidbrlther Seriht
BET
8erar 8a1@ unb 2etb>N fpctatipn+

San Mntonio, 30. sunni 1886.
Ser balbidbrli9e 8eri9t bes Sefres
tdrs fir ben am 80. sunni 1886
enbenoen Sermin giebt iiber bic finan=
aiellen 8erbdltniHe un0 ben Wettb ber
Qftten fplgenben Muff9luB:
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Wir, Die untersei9ueten Witslieber
bes Ginan5- &omites ba6en ben 8eri6t
tes 9etretdrs fit bic 6 Mpnate, uel6e
am 80. SUM- 1886 enben, iorgfdltig
gepriift unb ri9tig befunben.
@eaei@net: MranIas prescott,
Self. M. 8ea,
Sas. g. Carl.
Gum 3eusniB: SObn g. O@ie, @etr.
SOFT
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Rilliaer Wetu.

Das Sbeuerte foa INNER bas 8iaiss
te unb mitbin bas Bette iein. 9od
giebt es aud Wrtifel, bic biflig uno benz
nod better fno, als tbeure artifel.
8or allen Dinger fam man bies BON
Dem californif6en &otbwein iagen. ben
s. s. MeDer, Der befannte g8ein=
bdn6ler am Mlamo pla3a 81 81 Die
6aaone perfauft. Dieier @otbe giebt
einen ausge5ei9neten Sii9wein ab,
tuobo1 fi9 Sebermann iiber3euge1 fam,
Der beriu9stueife cine @aaone fault.
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= Sober, Der in @egenben, mo ma
mentli@ Sumpffrantbeiten berri9en,
mobnt ober reift, fonte QDer's Iguez
Cure gu feinem Granddaughter MAIDEN.
Ollie fOl6e Perionen foQten es ftets bel
ber 9anb baben, UNI es als G6ubmits
tel unb. in &ranfbeitsfdlen als 9eils
mittel gu gebrau9en. @s mirft nit ST.
derbeit, obne S6afen 81 bringen, uno
1T bas beftbeudbrtefe 9eilmittel seseu
Sumbffrantbeiten.
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II Gin Merifaner Namens Graacisco,
Der in eagle PaB lebte unb Dor &ur3em
in piebras Negras einen 8eamten bur9s
priigelte, tpurbe bon ben Mferifaner iiber
ben TluB beriibergebolt unb bafeIbit
eri6oRen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-18
DIED.

DILLON-April II, at his residence, near
Lake Como, Michael Dillon, aged IS years;
a native of Queens county, Ireland Funeral
Monday, 18th inst, at o'clock a. m. Mass
at st. Joseph church.
BURNS-At residence of parents, SEQ Robert
street. Annie Maria, daughter of Stephen
and Margaret Burns, aged years and 9
months. Funeral to-day at 2:30; services
at the cathedral. Friends invited to attend.
Galena, Dubuque and St. Louis papers
please copy.
QUEALY-At his residence in Eagan Town,
Dakota county, April 16, at IL pm, Patrick
Quealy, aged " years; borne in County
Clare, Ireland. Funeral from St. Peters
church, Mendoza, to-day Sunday at II:3O
a. m. Friends of the family are invited to
attend.
HALBERT-In st. Paul, Mimi, April II, 1886,
the Hon. Edwin G. Halbert, aged 4S years.
Notice of funeral will be given hereafter
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-18
LADIES, GOLD WATCHES.

Pledge No. AZ, p. s. hunting gold watch, box
cases, Springfield, worth S5S, price.
Pledge No. 8, P. l, hunting l4-karat gold
watch. Springfield, worth $50. price. 49,:
Pledge No. IL, P. l, hunting 14-karat gold
watch, Illinois, worth 500, price ...........
Pledge No. 2, p. 2 hunting 14.karat gold
case, set with pearls, Elgin, worth Sl0O,
price,. .---.. -. .'''. .'..',;
Pledge No. Is. P. l, hunting 14-karat gold
box case watch, Elgin. worth $I5, price,.
Pledge No. 6, p. 2, hunting 14-karat gold
watch, Elgin, worth $50, price. ........
Pledge No. 5, p. 2, limiting 14-karat heavy
case atch, Swiss movement, worth 500,
price:
gin, worth $50, price. ....................
Pledge No. /. P. 2, hunting 1l-karat gold
watch. Illinois, worth s7s, price. -.
Pledge No. 3, Pc, hunting 14-karat gold
watch, Swiss movement, worth SIS,
Pledge No. 10, P. 8. hunting gold watch
2I-karat, Elgin. worth sos, price. .......
Pledge No. 5, p. /, hunting Boss filed case
watch, Illinois, worth ESQ, price. ..........
Pledge No. II, P. s. hunting 14-karat gold
watch. Elgin, worth sos. price. .;........;;
Pledge No. 10, P. s. hunting 14-karat gold
watch. Elgin. worth $40. price.
Pledge No. Is. P, S-Hunting gold watch. FL.
gin, worth $50, price. 49,.
Pledge No. I, p. Hunting gold watch,
! swiss movement, worth SIS. price. ........
VI
nickle movement, wor tn S45, price.
Pledge No, l. P. Hunting gold watch,
\ Swiss movement, worth $50, price. 10000.
Pledge No. Is, P. s.-Hunting l4-karat gold
watch. Elgin, worth sos. price. ............
Pledge No. 10, z. Hunting 1S-kRrat gold
watch, Swiss movement, worth 5000. price
Pledge No. 5, p. S-Hunting gold watch,
Elgin. worth SIS, price. ..................-
Pledge No. 2, p. s-Chatelaine gold watch,
worth SIS, price.
Pledge No. 6, p. Hunting 1S-karat gold
watch. Elgin, worth SO, price. ..........
Pledge No. IL, p. Hunting 1s-karat gold
watch. Elgin, worth $65, price. ......
Pledge No. IL, p. Hunting 14-karat gold
watch, waltham, worth SOS, price 49,.
Pledge No. 2375-Lady's gold watch. stem
winder and setter. A-plate. full-jeweled
movement, cut expansion balance and
patent pinion; handsomely engraved
cases, almost new; an excellent timepiece;
first cost s5S, price. ....................
Pledge No. 2S90-Lady's 1i-karat gold watch,
stem winder and setter, 4-plate. Elgin
movement, full-jeweled, cut expansion
balance and patent safety pinion richly
engraved cases in variegated gold of birds
and flowers; only used two months; first
cost $50; price. Observation-Disclosures.
Pledge No. IL, p. S-Lady's gold watch, stem
winder and setter. 14-karat Elgin 4-plate
full-leweled movement, expansion bal
ance and patent safety prnion. elegantly
engraved cases; as good IS new; first cost
Pledge No IS, p. s-Lady's gold watch. stem
winder and setter, Illinois, Springfield
movement, full-jeweled cut expansion
balance and patent safety pinion, Louis
XIV. box cases, handsomely engraved
with landscape scene; in thorough order,
and an excellent timepiece; first cost s65;
price,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-18

Monday April g. Faribaut Tuesday, April 81 Wing
Wednesday, Northheld Thursday, April 60 Waseca
Friday April 3d. Albert Lea Saturday, May Fort Dodge
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

~ A. r., ACKER POST NO. 2I-REGU-
~ lar meeting Thursday evening, April o. Two
War Papers. One by Hon. Warren H. Mead on
The Bombardment of Charleston, the other by
Judge J. J. Egan, Humorous Sketches. Chatta-
nooga to Nashville, Chased by Hood. All COM
rades should be present and enjoy the rich treat.
HAVING ALLOWED MY NAME TO BE
IL used as candidate for the Democratic
nomination for city treasurer this spring. it is due
friends who have so generously and voluntarily
pledged me their support 10 state why have now
changed my mind and, contrary TO my original
intentions, have concluded to withdraw from the
canvass. 1t not being TO my taste inclination to
become member OF any ring for the purpose
OF manipulating public affairs to advance private
interests, and finding that success in the nomina-
ton only be secured by the sacrifice of self
respect, prefer the private station rather than
the emoluments which might be purchased at such
price. In view of the fact that the city comp
trollers Office has been held by one person for
over twenty years, and that the city treasurer's
Office (Which dovetails with the controllers
othce) has been practically in charge of the pres
ent incumbent for thirteen years of the same
period. the two being bolstered and advised in
their dovetail operations by city attorney, who
has for nearly all these years been their Joint
guardian imagined that there might be q suff-
cent political sagacity in the ring to enable me
TO make slight innovation in the charmed circle.
My imagination on this point having proved too
vivid, prefer to retire and leave the manipula-
tors of nominations to place their dove-tail
schemes before the public, where independent
citizens, who desire only the public welfare eau
sit in Judgment and render their verdict at the
ballot-boX. L have undergone no change in nv
general political views but admit that some other
views entertained have suffered a severe trans
formation. n. p. Hall. St Paul. April II,
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, ATTENTION
IA special meeting of Champion and Webster
lodges is called for Sunday, April Is, at D. m
All K of p. invited, K. S. Radcliffe, c. c.; d.
Mortimer Jr. c. c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-18
GENTS GOLD WATCHES.

Pledge No. Is, p. Hunting gold watch, box
cases, Elgin; worth s65. price. .........'
Pledge No. 6, p. t-Hunting. ls-k gold
watch, Newport nickeli worth $50. price.
Pledge No Is, p. S-Hunting. gold watch.
Elgin; worth $50. price. ..............
Pledge No. !, p. S-Hunting lax. gold, box
cases, watch, Elgin; worth SIPS price. ....
Pledge No. Is, p. T-Hunting, lax gold
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-26
3nht Ad)t

BET i3eitcn. Observation-Disclosures weroen oas
orirf uerrntebelt, DAP man odS Slut mittelS
Nqcr'S SarIapartua reinigt, crueuert uno
trafttgt. Wtrb burh SfnUGhe Die Sbdttgs
felt Der 9tteren geitOrt, 10 berauben bieie On
game oaS Slut OeS uOtbtgcn SeItancmlittelS
Albunen, oas nit Dem llriu dbgebt, ipdbs
reno abgenubte Stofie, Die iie ans Dem
Slute enticrueu Ioutcrt, in oteiem Suriifz
bleibsu. Surf Die glurpeuouug BON gpcr'S
Sarlaparilla erlNugen Die 9tieren ibre gebSs
rige SbGttgtett iuieOer, uno Die Mbuuinlria
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-26

bebune Der 3ufubren, bic aus Srout-ci3
tamen, unb einise Wunate burauf COG er
ii6, nit SdunOe beOedt, aber iberrct4 &c:
wcrben, pom &rtege suriG.
(Eortiehuna folat.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-26
Srigbt's
6ramfbe cit

miro babur6 perbitet. Su6 Gut;iuoung
Der Hiereu uno auoere Sranfbciten oieitr
Srgaue ,peroen burf aper'S SariapariIa
abgebalteu. Srau Sas. SO. @elo in Der
SOreft Spill Ctr, Samaica Ylaiu, MaH.,
Ifreibt: sd mar bon mebreren Sraufbet
ten ;ugleih geqldlt, aber metn lhlimmiteS
llebel lag in ben Hieren. Sier Slaiten
&per'S Sariapartla gaben mir baS @efiH
neIeu 2ebeuS, uno madten mid 10 geiuR6
llro frditig ipie ie." W. 0t. Wtc0onalo in
As GUNNER Ctr, 8oltou, MaIi., lit Sabre
lang an Der Sober. Seiue @rfabrung bepte8
Slpeterlei: ~eritens, ourd 4per'S g riapartIls
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-26
wir6 Serbitet,

oas bic Srantbeit cine sefdbrlihe geffaft
enntumt, nno Sluettens, ourdl fOrtgeiesteu
@ebrauf oerielben miro oolitdnotge Set
lung e~r,ielt. Sobu WtcQelan, Gde BON
Bridge linb Sbiro st., 9opcl, Waf.,
ihretbt: ,Mebrere Sabre lang fit ib an
Ntageuidfpdbe uub 9ebertrantbeit unb
lebters mar bismetlen 10 befttg, oaB i'd taum
metueu @sihdfteu uufgebeu tOunte. Ytein
Gppstit par idledt, nno td magerte alb;
aber 0urtl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-26

(ffortiehuna folat.l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-12

Talking About Mexico at the Capital.
WASHINGTON, August Although
nothing definite can be Obtained from
either the State, War or Navy Depart
ments concerning their joint individual
action, the impression prevails that pre-
cautionary measures have been taken
to meet any contingency that may arise
with Mexico respecting the Cutting
case, and that the apparent inertia of
the Federal authorities is but cover TO
prevent information from leaking ont
of what is contemplated or being done.
1t is known that representatives of the
Mexican Government at Washington
and elsewhere. being alarmed at the ex-
tent of popular resentment, are watch
ing closely the drift of affairs: also that
they profess to belittle the probability
of any serious difficulty between the
two countries. There is an air of mvs-
terry at the State. War, aud Navy De-
partments which is construed bv we'll
informed persons 10 be peculiarly sig
nificant.