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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-19
The Situation I'm the Chicago Lum-
ber Districts.

CHICAGO, ILL, May 1S.-IThe situa
ton in the lumber district remains
subsiautislly SIS it wss yesterday.
There are about the same num-
Der of patrolmen in the different Sec
tlons Various meetings of the strik-
els we've held last night. The ge neral
sentiment OF these favored continua-
ton of the strike. Ths men saw when
questioned individually that ne mess
OF the rank and file ara favorable TO a
return to work on the o'd hesis, but
are controlled by few leaders who
insist on poolonging the s rike. Lum.
Der dealers have determined to wait
until tomorrow or Thursday, and then
il the old employees don't resul n TO
work they will call in new men to
take their hplsces. How this will at.
feet the present status remains to be
seen.
At Pullman all the men, excepting
60 OF odd cabinet maxi r., returned to
work this morning at the old wages
end the same hours as heretofore.
] ne Dail-mill-Gt Cumming staFee 10
this morning tor the first time in two
weeks. Superintendent McCloud said
he had thirty men at work and ex.
pected to have half force tomorrow.
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TrOGting at Point Breeze Park

PHILADELPHIA, May 1S.-The spring
dfotting meeting at Point Breeze park
opened to-day with two hotly CON
tested races.
FIrt Race.-Three minute class,
seven stanters. Moultoa won tie sec
oud, Hixth and seventh heats and the
race. Graceful won the tpird and
fourth, Harold won the fifth, and Lady
Gerould the first. Best time Psi.
Second Race 2;S0 class unfinished
after seven heats, fifteen starters.
Faro won tho u tn and fifth and
trotted a dead heat, with Brighton in
the sixth. Ger. Ewing took the first
and second, Brighton the seventh and
a dead heat in the sixth. Orange Boy
won the third heat. Best time
2:24}.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-19

WASHINGTON, May I8.-Commodore
Wm. K. Mace failed to pass his ex-
animation for promotion 10 be rear
admiral, aud the President to-day
granted his request to be placed on
the retired hot of the navy, with the
rank of commodore, under the &olty-
year service provision. There are
now two vacancies in the grade of
rear admirals, for which Commodore
Games V. Jouett (actng gear admiral)
and Commodore John II. Russell are
eliRible IN the cider named.
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ON 'CHANGE.

CLOSING prices of June options ct
Chicago yesterday: Pork, SS TN;
lard, 5.95c; clear rib sides, 5.40c;
corn, 36sc; wheat, 75lC; oats, oslo.
VIsIToRs on Change yesterday: II.
A. Partee. Fort Smith; Cap. r. P.
Bishop and L T. Anderson, Hornes.
vile, Mo r. B. Sorsell, Miss. Isaac
Shafer, Stanton, Teon j. r Mill
sop, Paris; f d. Concannon, st.
Louis; Chas. Davis, New York.
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Association of Textile Manufact.
aK7yRra

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 1s.-An
association Of textile manufacturers
Was formed here yesterday, embracing
nearly all the prominent firms. Over
$50 of the weslthieet producers of the
city and surrounding country, repre-
senting, it is estimated, $l50,0OO,OOO
capital, were present. The objects of
the association are the establishment
of fair end unifOrm wages, the preven-
ton of strikes, the settlement of diff
ferenees between employers and oper-
atives, and the protection of the MEM
5ers frou worthless and incompetent
The m embers are mutu-
ally pledged to staad by one another
ip case of strikes or demands for ad-
vsnced weges By their employees, and
should a strike occur in. any one fac
tory the mills OF all will be sumnnarilv
closed until the strike is settled Gatis-
faetorly to the employer in whose
mill il occurred.
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PROFESSIONAL etiquette prevents some
doctors from advert sing their skill
but We are boand by no such .conven-
Eionsl rules and think that if wemake
& discovery that is OF benefit to our
fellows, we ought to spread the fact to
ths whole land Therefore we cause
TO be published throughout the land
the fact that DR.. r. V. IPierce's Col
den Medical Discovery' is the best
known remedy for consumption
(scrofula of the lungs and kindred
diseases. seEd 10 cects in stamps for
Dr.. Pierce's complete treatise on CON
sumption, with unsurpassed means of
self-tIeatment. Addness, Worlds
D,spensary Medical Association, 633
Main Street, Buffalo, N. y.
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could hope to accomplish nothing this
time unless they secured the House
by a two-thirds msjoritv, enabling
them to pass measures over a Pre- 81
dental veto.
Mr.. Morrison, indeed, taxed in the
strain OF a man who did not believe
the next House the particular pri ze
that either party need feel itself called
upon to go all lengths to capture.
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GEo. w. TOsPKINs, MD, 78 Cum.
berland street, Brooklyn, N. Y, writes
Dune -, 1885, 81 take pleasure in
recommending Allcock's Porous Plas-
te-s in all cases OF general debility.
especially where the pains are severe
over the regions n the kidneys, liver
and chest; marked improv ment oc-
ours soon as relief from suffering is
obtained. For lumhago these plasters
surpass liniments. ete.O
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A Talk WI,h sIr. Morri,oD

WASHINGTON, May I8.-Nr. Morri-
son, in an interview, said he would
call up the tariff bill in about two
weeks, after the naval appropriation
bill had been disposed Of He thinks
his bill will pass. but is particular
not to 90 into details Of its strength.
Speaking of the approaching cam
paign, he said he did not look to sac
the r publicans exert themselves to
tie fullest to capture the House He
rather expects them to husband their
strength and resources for the Presi-
dental contest, when there will be so
very much more 10 strive for. They
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-19

HOTEL ST. GRoRGs, 81 Clark street
Brooklyn, dreproof, best const uo,ioD,
s1lendidly located Ou Brook lyn
Heights, close to Bridge, handy to
central points OF New York City and
Coney Island, with mcre luxury at
oDe-third prices; 400 10 1ms, all cleo
tric-lighted 200 bath-rooms), hand
decorated; very best uphol-
steIed furniture; fiuett bedding; con-
coded to be ore of the fuest hotels in
che country. Transient rates, So 80
per day, with private toilet. Single
rooms, 81 per night; open all night;
cuisine unsurpassed.
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OuIseau,s Attorney in rrousse

NEW YORK, May lS.-Charles H.
Reed, formerly an attorney Of this
Stste in Chicago, and subsequently,
chief counsel for Charles j. Gu teau,
the assassin of President Garfield,
was arrested here to-day, and tonight
occupies a cell in Ludlow Street Jail
in default Of bail, charged by Camp.
ball & Co. with embeEElement ofSl700.
No further facts ara obtainabie to-
mint
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WAsBIEGToE, May 1S.--The Presi-
dent will leave Washington Surday
evening, the seth instant, for Brook
lyR, where re will review the Deoora-
ton Day parade The followingmorning
and will review the parade in New
York City in the afternoon, if possi-
BILE. At any rate, be will attend the
exercises at the Academy of Music.
He will return TO Washington Tues
daV mnrninp.
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Cleveland Anarchss,s.

CLEVELAND, O., May 1S.-For ten
days past a group of German Anar-
chists have been holding meetings on
the vest side, aud calling on persons
Of their stripe TO arm With guns and
bomts To day Mayer g. w. Gar dner
issued proclamation flibidding such
meetings. The police will disperss all
such crowds hereafter and arrest a e
leaders if necessary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-19
FIRST Day az the Baltimore Spring
Meeting

BALTIMORE, MD, Nay IS To day
was the first day of the spring meet
ing of the Maryland Jockey Club.
The weather was threatening, but the
racing was good
FYra Race.-Three-fouHths of a mile,
maiden allowances. Bigonette won
by length; SGathespey second, Lord
Lorne third. Tlme-l:16.
Second Rocs.-Home,bred stakes, for
tbree-year-ol1 colts; one mile. Eurus
won by three lengths; LansdoWne sec
ond, Rock and Rye third, Zine
| "A.
Third Rdcs.-9elling race; one mile.
Bonnie S. won by a length; John @.
second, Letrit a third. Time -1:45.
Fourth Race.-Rancoas handicap;
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mihc and an eighth. Burch won by a
lie 9Th; Rclian second, Springfield
third. Tine i :56A
Fifth Rdce.-Miie and an eighth.
Weaver won by length; King Vic
Tor second, Boehme third. Time
1901. Mutuals paid sos.
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Hagcin's --latest Purchase.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May Isl. B.
Haggin, the California turfmau, this
morning punehesed, through an agent,
the celebrated brood mare Maud
Hampton, Of Maj. B. T. Thomas,
stock farm near Lexington. She is
the dam of Ban Fox, Hsgsiu's crack
colt. The purchase price was $1,000.
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PINE -BLUFF. ARK.
The Hon. e. n, breckenridge out
for congress.
ESPECIAL TO TEE APPEALl

PINE BLUFF, ARg., May IS.-The
Hon. G. r Breckenridge to-day
formally announced hims~lf in the
local press OF this city, a candidate for
reelection to Congress from this dis
trict. 1t is thought that he will not
have any opposition in the nominating
convention.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-19

LUNDBoRe's perfume, Edenis.
Lundborg's perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's perfume, Lily OF the
Valley.
Lundborg's perfume, Marchsl Mel
Rose.
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Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, May 49, One of the
't'pics consider d at the Cabinet meet
eng to-day was the seizure of Ameri-
can fishing vessels by the Canadian
authorities for alleged violation OF
customs lnws.
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The reIenhnne InrenltratInn

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-In the teie-
phone invest CATION to day Mr.. Van
Benthuysen asked to have witnesses
examined Tor the purpose of impeach-
ing former testimony, but the request
WAS denied.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-19

HAVE tried Tongaline with good re-
suits, and find it will cure the worst
forms of rheumatism Have cured
my wife, who had a mcst aggravated
case. J. L Reese, N. D, South
Charleston, Ohio.
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EIAILOR aPRINCs-A h,nn,l,nI h.,l,h

AAhbO1 EEhtNGS~A beautiful health
resort. The waters Of these Springs have
long been known for their remarkable eura-
two QUALIFIED. Tbs springs are seven In
number, each spring containing different
curative powers. The bath house is supplied
With water from certain mine.al springs.
These aihs in connection with drinking The
water from he springs suited to the invalids'
Slnent act powerfully on disease. Those
different wate's have no equal for the cure of
all kidney and bladder troubles, rheuma-
tismi paralysis neuralgia, dyspepsia, scroi-
ula, eatirl b, chronic alcoholic poisons, fe-
male weaknesses, all diseases Of tho liver
and spleen, hemorrhoids, dropsy and all dis
cases OF the abdominal and pelvic viscera,
weak, debilitated constitutions, and as an
efficient brain and nerve tonic this water has
no equal 10 the world. These spr ngs are To-
Gated in Clay county, ILL.,, Eve mile north of
Clay City, village on the main line Of the
Ohio and Mississippi railway, 100 miles from
81. Louis, 23S miles from Cincinnati, 22O
miles from Louisville, Ky. Excursion tick
e,s for sale at all ticket Offices OF the o. a M.
X. H., and connecting lines. Write for cir
eulars and Other information 20
@. K. HILTS, Proprietor,
sailor Springs, Olav county, III.
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DIED.

B0TT0-Suddonly, May IS, 1886, LOWS v =,
youngest son Of Ma y and be late Louis ID,
Botto, aSed eight years eight months and
two days.
Funeral from residence Of his mother. No.
IA Second street, this WEDNESDAY, af-
ternoon, at O'Clock. Friends Of the family
invited to attend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-19

\ MAN is wiser for his learning, and
the sooner he learns that the only
proper way to cure a cough or cold is
to use DIR: Bulls Cough Syrup, the
better he is of.
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especial Notice.

ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE l6. 1885, We
~ will s., II for nOn-rs sident owners, at
public outory, on the promites, that desira-
BILE property known as tho "ClBybrOOk Sub
division, 'lyiug between Pop ar sire ot on the
north and Union avenue on the south, and
just beyond the residence Of John Overton,
jr., on Union avenue. The property has
been divided into ac Q lots 80 as TO suit the
wants Of purchasers buying much or little.
II is convenient to the street cars on Poplar
street, and the Grade aud road bed IL being
prepared for grayeling Tho road in front OF
most suitable property for residences on The
mafke', and an opportunity TO buy such
property is seldom ohered. Property is
being rapidly sold for residences east Of the
city, because Il is not cat up by railroads 90
IN the northern and southern portions Of
the city.
TERMS-0ns-third cash; balance in one
and two years, with 8 per cent, interest.
Maps can be seen at our ONCE until day of
eale, OVEhT0N a HRlJhVEHOR A ota
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subscribe for the appeal"
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Notice Is Hereby Given

L for the ''Arkansas Farmer and Me-
chanic" and the "saline Courier"
II. d, LAYMAN, Pub. and Prom
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~ Rookbridse Co., Va. High up in the
Virginia mountains. PICTURESQUE surround
ings, extensive and beautifully shaded lawn.
Gas, electric bells, and ali modern improve
ments. Two daily IN lis, post, telegraph and
very best. LuxuriouSly furnished rooms;
suIerb band Of music Send for illustrated
pamphlet. Charges moderate. Open for vis-
Eorst June 18th. Waters: Alan, Chdlybeaie
and Freesto1e. r. 7. WILKIN Son. man'gr.
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WEDNESDAYS RACES.

Entries, weights and betting:
First Race. The Tennessee stake,
three fO9rths of a mile. HiRda Qa4e
Playthingl, ,(l07), s25; Braca Ban GIO},
$50; Blessed (lO7), IS; Poteen (11Ol
$E5; Proerastina ion (Il0), $3.50,
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ARRIVALS.

John L. Chapman, Knoxville,
Tenn j. f. Reeves, Jonesboro,
Tenn; L. H Richardson. Memphis,
Tenn. John FrizEel, Nashville, Tenn |;
w. q. Sicily, Kingston, Tenn. R. @.
Terry, Terry, Miss.
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We Make a Specially OF Hm,psrv.

Employing tho best hands ii tho city, rivu.
our Ehole attention 70 Il, and We deiy eom-
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Cotton Press e. Storage Co.

MEMPHIS, TESE., April %, 1885.
TTlHE annual meeting Of the stockholders
L of this company will be held at its oE0e,
No. Madison street, on
Wednesday, May 10, 1850,
from u m. to pm, tor tho purpose Of elect
ing Seven (1 Qirectols 70 serve the ensuing
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HOPKINS
MILLINERY
Strike the Iron While It's Hot.

In order TO move Our immense stock va.
make the following offer:
Good Straw Hats at...25e, $50. Soc and IA
Ezra Fine Straw Hats af.....sl, 81 IS, 81 SO, Al
Small straw Bonnets, all color fs......',,.,.. So
Extra Wide Brim Hats, for eountry........25o
EShO"IRS.
Beautiful Roses, all eolors, pcr dozen. 100
Violets, per rdoaen...,.................... ~
per dozen en.............,,........ f0S
Carnation Ptnks, per dozen
Elegant BunchO OF Flowers ............. ~
Extra Fine Bunches Of FloWers.,........-.... .50c
Imp lrted French Flouer from-........Ht 20 sS
sips q I'm banch) for - a5e
Fruits, Leaves, Stems, all kinds Of ma
terial 10 make Artificial Flowers.
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Hats ReshapPd, Feathers Cleaned
Dyed and 0urled.
GOLDEN HAIR WASH By the small ~
large quantitF.
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A Little Sufferer
Cleanscd. Purified, and Beau-
fed by the futieura Kcmedte I.

II efyords me ple isure 20 givs you this report
of The cure of our | title grand hid by yenr CUT.
CuaA REMEDIES. VIII six n onths oid y Ie's
hand n gan TO swell and had every o fp earance II
a Iarpe boil We poulticud u, but Ill to no puf-
pose About five months sfter II became run
ming sore soon 9th r sores formed lie .heii
had two OF them each hand, AM as MS oloon
became more and mr re impure it tot less time
frr them TO break cut. A sore came oo the chn,
beneath the under lip, wh ch was very offensive
His head va, one sol'd scab. discharging great
deal This was his condition at tweniytwo
months obi, when Undertook the care of nim,
his mother having died when he WAS iitt more
than a year old, OF cen sumpt on (scrofua, OF
course) He could walk little, but could not
get nj II ne fell down, and couii not move when
In bed having no use OF his hanis. immeoi-
diateiy commenced with the CUTcuRA kkkkpiks,
using the CuricuRA and CUucURA SOAP freely,
and when he ha taken one bottle OF the CJrI
CyaA RgsoLGEEr, his he ID ~as completely cured,
and he wa improved in every way. We were
very much encouraged, and continued the use Of
the remedies for q year and hdf One sore
NJ er another heal o bouy matter forming IN
each one OF IN go five deep ones just before heal
ing, which would finally grow ose, and were
taken out: then they would heu Iapicly tne
OF these ugly bone rinatlops preserved. AFTER
taking dozen aud half bottles, fe was corr
plefely cured and now, at the age OF Si< years,
4 s,ront an healthy child The scars - s
hsn must always remain. Ills hands are
strong tn ugh We ones feared he would never
be able - use them AL thas physiei 4ns q I {
him did him no good. II wno say the .htld o.
fore using the CUTcuRA kRMEpiEs, and see the
child n ", consider it vond rful cure. u tins
above Gaets are 4 any uae TO on, you are at lib
erty TO uso then. Mas. r ;. DtlGG :.
6l2 T., Clay ST., Bloomington, III
May o. 1885.
The child was really In a 40 sc condition thar
he appe red to hi gr sndmoth' r, who, b-irg Wit
him every uGy, became aecustgmed e. the DIS
ease. MAGG T. HJPilN.
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POwDERLY's STORY.

Grand Master Workman Powderly has
given lucid explanation of what the
Knights Of Labor are. The organization
was intended, he said, to take in not
ouly the men who worked at the bench
or in a mine, but every man who toiied
by the hand or brain in any honest occu
patton. He added:
We left out one or two honest occu-
pations-lawyers aud bankers--because
we felt that they were fully capable OF
taking care of themselves. Once In
while We take in preacher. Ve will
not take in saloon keepers. Even if a
members wife begins to sell liquor We
make him take a divorce, not from his
fe but from the orgauization. The
present membership does not exceed
100000, although we have been credited
with s, 900, ,OO0. Women were first ad-
mitted in 1881. We claim that if women
perform equal work they should receive
equal pay. we have one assembly OF
women with membership of 1900, and
from the day of it's organization to the
present day single expulsion or suspen
sion has never taken place. They man.
age their affairs 10 such way as to re.
feet credit upon them, aud to be pat
tern for men. We make no distinction
10 regard to color creed, sex or condition.
We have one assembly in New York
where the President is Roman Catholic,
the Vice President . Presbyterian, and
the man who occupies the next position a
Hindoo Colored men seldom enter as.
semblies of white members. They have
assemblies of their own, and are manag-
ing them very nicely"
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furICrR, snMRnIEs

Are sold verywhere CUticlRs, tie great Skin
Cure so cts Cutie RA SOAP, an xlaisio skin
Beaufiner 25 cts CUucuaA REsoLyEST, the new
Blood Phri Ter, sl 90. Pr.pared by the sosier
Mrug ana chemical co.. Boston. Mass.
sena for "How to Cure skin Di cases"
JanUlNG. Sctly. PIN ,ly and ii y SKIN b saui.
| lbtl 4 hy CUuc RA SoAr.
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sexscA aSsA ttssa. setA> ~,
&5sn8Fh III ,riue Pains, : ren rs and Lame.
~}Hs l. ss speedily cuted 10y th,t new,
@SyyT5E of,giaa cleg ant and 'nfalnhls am :
kS\ag=k &c t. pa and iHfi lm alton, tn
&%N3xb CuTlcCRA ANTIPAM PLASTER. Al
dru gust F, 2sc
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CALL AND SETTLE.

All those koowing themselves to be indebted
to NJ HO fMAN i co. will please cal and
set tie, as there will be a change IN the hrm.
Nj HOFMAN u co.
winnemucoa, January 20, 1885 II
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Jhe child was really In Wose condition than
he appe red t. hi gr ,ndmoth r, who, b~irg vi h
him every usy, became accustomed t1 the dis
ease. MAUI T. hJfii+
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-12
DIED.

Sacramento, January 10-Gottlieb Reeber, ma
tive of Wurtenberg, Germany, IS years, IL
months and IA days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which viii take
place from his late residence, Jstreet, between
Eighth and Ninth, this afternoon at go
oclock.l
Sacramento, January 10-Mrs. Louisa Pulaski
beloved mother of Mrs. NJ Hornlein, Mrs Fl.
Cook and Mrs. VIM. Morrill,, native Of Ger
many. Sugars, 2months and 26 days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which viii take
place from her son-in-law's. n. Hornlein, Cen
trial House. K street, between Eighth and
Ninth, this afternoon at II 80 o'clock.
Riverside Road, January ll-At the residence oil
her daughter. Mrs. TIowbridge Mrs. Ellen
Roach, a native of County Cork, Ireland, &C
years, s months, and % days Funeral no
toe hereafter.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-12

Its work is done The spinning wheel of our grand
mothers IS thing OF the past Instead have Won
derful machines driven with wonderful power and
achieving wonderful results.
What would our foreparents have thought of that
stuff like Ladies Cloth, which showing in the
Dress Goods DePartment-wide soft, even, true per-
feet in every way, and so cents gard
Even people who buy here year in and year out
think that this is exceptional fabric and SO it is for
regular value Another cloth that attracts considerable
attention an Imitation French Trcot allwool and in
desirable colors o5 cents yard.
But why partcuarize when there are SO many brst-
ling attractions in almost all grades and prices
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-12
BY ". Z. sherburn-lO:so A. NJ. THURSDAY
Business Advertisement

Weinstock & Lubin-Relic of the past.
Hale Bros. d Co.-Shoe department.
Red House-The new salesroom.
Kohler & Chase-Band instruments.
lie Roi, the King Soap.
Notice Of street work
Found,-Double-nosed hunting dog.
For sale-Fine stallion.
To farmers-Plow hands
Ordinance No. 207.
Wanted 10 borrow, 81 500.
large reduction at Mrs. p A. Callihan's.
40 Chlnese at the American Laundry.
Manted-A lady or gentleman.
The " Louvre" GIG J street,. Wertheim.