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ICE CREAM.
Notice to Bridge Contractors.

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE BOARD
L OF Supervisors of Sacramento County, notice
is hereby given that plans, specifications and
bids will be received up to 2 O'Clock P. NJ OCTO-
Der 10. 1888. for the construction of a bridge
across the Moquelumne River, at or near the
site of Benson's Ferry. The plans to conform
to the general specifications now on file in the
County Clerks Office. A certified check in ten
per cent of the amount of the bid must accom-
posal be accepted the bidder will enter into 9
contract for the faithful performance of such
work. The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids F. F. TEBBErS, Chairman.
Attest. [sEAL-l VIZ. B. HAMILTON, Clerk
sI0-td
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Pope and Kaiser.

Copyright. 1885, by he California associated Press;
ROME, October 9th.-Extensive prepare
tons are being made TO receive the Kaiser
next Thursday. A magnificent silver
throne, the jubilee gift to the Pope by the
people of Barcelona, has been placed be-
side the Pope's chair, and will be occupied
by the Kaiser.
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~ E:ST ERIN HCTEL

&E:S Es75H HCTEL,
RGs, 2Gs TO aI9 * srREnT.
sIdEEE BLOCKS From PALR0AD DEPOT.
l. leading Business and Family Eo;el Of Sac.
:eReDto, Cal. The most convenient TO Post
lInce, Ezrress Gnd Land Offices, all Courts end
Places Of Amusement. Meals, rs Csnfs, FiTsJ-
]isss IL ell its appointments. Free Coach toand
rom tho Hotal WI. LAND. Psorrietor
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| Cur little son viii be four years OF age on the
| 2)th inst. In May, 1850, he was attacked with
| very painful breaking out of the skin. We
called ia q physician, who treated him for
about four weeks The child received little or
no good from the treatment, as the breaking
out supposed by the physician to be hives in
| an aggravated form, became larger in blotches
and more and more distressing. We were fire.
que1tly obliged to get up in the night and rub
him with soda in water. strong lininents. etc.
Finally, we sailed other physicians until no
less than six had attempted TO cure him. all
alike failing, and the child steadily getting
| worse and worse. until about the 10Th of last
| July, when we began to give him CUTIeURA RE-
SOLVENT internally. and the CUTICURA asld CUTI-
CURA soap externally, and by the last of August
| he was 50 nearly well that we gave him only
one dose Of the kEsaIs-ES about every eecond
lsiay for about ten DAYS longer and he mas never
Keen troubled since with the horrible mal-
Siy. In ali we used lass than ole-half of bot
tie of CUTIcrRA REsoIHRzT. e little less than one
be- of CUT1crRA, and oiilE one cs--e of CUTleJRA
SOAP.
HE. RYAN, CaYusa Livingston Co. IL
Subscribed and sworn to before ne this four b
day CT January. 1887 c. H..COE, J. P.
SCROFULoUS &UMoRS.
Last spring was very sick, beisg covered
with some kind OF scrofula. The doctors could
not help me. was advised to sry the tUTIcURA
REsoLyEsT. did SO, and in { ,tly gTe=g better
and better, until am as well IS ever thank
You for it very much and would ,like .to9aye it
tosd to the public. EDW, .HOFMANN.
North Atjeboro, Mass.
OrTIcURA, tie great skin cure. a3si CUTIoERA
SOAR, prepared from it, externally, and
CUuoyRA RESILIENT, the new blood puxi-
fer, internally. are a positive cure for every
form of skin AUD blood disease, from Psslpies To
sesofuls.
Sold everywhere. Price, CurIcuRA, 5oe.; SOAP.
25c.; REsoLyENT. 81. Prepared By the potter
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
Rs-Send Cor !" How - Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages, 80 Illustrations, S1d 100 testimonials.
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pAC.EiSr B0YE,

n PEN DAY AND NIGHT. ICE-CREAM PAR
" lors. Everything first-class. Wedding din
ners and cakes a specially. The only dining
rooms in the city made cool by artificial pro-
r.
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Four years ot1. afflicted with painful
skin disease. Six doctors tried to cure
him: al failed. Got worse and worse.
Completely cured by one set of Cuticura
Remedies, casting 81 10.
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UNDERTAKINGS.
REEVES MLOkG

OFFICE IN ODD EELLoWE TEMPLE,
~ Ninth sud < streets. Complete stock o.
UndertekerS Goods constantly on band. CITY
and country orders promptly attended 10, dsy
or NIGHT, st reasonable rates. Talanhnna Iaf- q
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DoN'T hawk, and blow, and spit, but use
DR.. Sage's Cetafrh r meiy.
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BANKING HOUSES.
NATIONAL BANK
D. @. MILLS 4 CO.,
Sacramento, CAL Founded, 1850.
Capital, s50o.o9o. in.................5,000 shart
SACRAMENTO BANK.

lAlKAhHElN = BANK
.E7EE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
Guaranteed capital, $500, 600; paid up capital
gold coiu, $3.50 600; loans on real estate, March
l. 1875, 81 GIL ,00S; term and ordinary deposits
Slarch J. Is 8, s., 282. 492. Term and ordinary
deposits received, and dividends paid in Janu-
zry aud Juiy. Money loaned upon real estate
olsT. Ike BANK does exclusively savings bank
business. Information furnished upon applicR-
.{oa ta ". P. COLEMAN, President.
80 2. HAMILTON Cashier. 4ptf
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J. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER & UNDERTAEEa.
30. 1917 Fourth st., bet. j .nd e,

4 LWAYS OF HAND TIE MOST COMPLETE
IA Stock OF UNDERTAKING GOODS on tbs
coast. Country orders, day or night viii re.
ceivo prompt stten.ion TELEPHONE NUl5zz,
l3f [4pI GEO. 81. CLARK El11lereI niresnInr
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sNo evening hoGrs Sundays.
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no afternoon hours Sundays.
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go9RE.s Axp RESTAURANTS,

~ STRICTLY F1RsT-CLASs. rs
Free Bus TO ard from the Csrs.
4 ~. q. tsCs1yNE Pr.,grfetcr-
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scRoFuLoUs AuMoRs.

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICuRA. 50e.: SOAP,
25c.; REsoLyENT. 81. Prepared By the potter
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
Rs-Send Cor " How - Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages 50 Illustrations, &ad 100 testimonials.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-05
KREMER' s!
OBITUARY.
The Late william II. ooodIsl,.

The Mississippi river. which Il constantly com.
Inc aud going q cmblematc Of our population.
which + ever rolling on to ,he sea Of eternity.
one coming upon the stage 70 play IL bret part
the other passing silently away, Tho old citizens
are rapidly tracking each other n the grave. ming
ling there IN peace the elements that clashcd Ia
the battle OF life, A. one falls, draws his dmpcry
around him and sinks into the drcamlcs. sleep
Ms piaee and the hash in the storm Of illc Is q
short duration The lat Of the old citizens who~c
death has produced deep aud profound souow i
william n. Gooiletl who died on "Wednesday
evening last The lArge attendance NJ bis funeral,
the universal manifestations 81 grief aud the vii.
dcrncS Of flowers that dccked his grave attest the
love and affection IN which the deccased was he'd
by the community IN which he had - long lived
useful aud exemplary citycn. And these tributes
we're worthlly bestowed, ior Eimwood never took
10 her sacred bosom purer o. bsitor man. VIII
lam n Uoodlett was born In Southern Kentucky
May II. 1917, and died February !. ls,s agcd 70
ysan : month, aud - esys Ne moved 70 Mem.
Ncmphisl IN 1919, aud has been ever since the senior
member Of the firm Of 0oodleit a Co. cotton
factors. bis partner heius his brother, James
arm did a large business and accumulated much
wealth. The habits Of William u. Gpodlcit
wcrr modest and rciirine.. lie made but TOW 40
1crupnlonsly faithful IN the discharge Of his obil
CATIONS aud the soul Of business integrity aud
honor. lie was llbenl with bis mcansand helped
many worthy institutions 81 learning. and he was
tower Of strength 10 the Cumberland Presbyterian
churrh 81 this city Of which he had bccn MON.
Der fur thlrty.niue ycan. lieva. undemonsiratiye
In his charities and the world never knew the
thousands ~ dollars be had given IN numerous
bcneinctions. lie made his money steadily, solid.
~ and patiently, but DID not, though be knew u.
value hesitate 10 SPEND II frccly. prudcnlly and
generously. WHEN bis sDmpathics were kindled.
lie was not only honest, hut scrupulously, dell.
oately aud cunscicntiously frc frum wiffful wong
In thought, word aud deed. lie died rich IN the
esieem Of his fellow -ctiscns-an esteem won by
year Of upright dealing and open handed gcn'
eru~lty to an deserving chafllcs Whilst steadily
declining the honor Of oficial position " ~.
pcaiedly rendered 10 him, he neverthelcra sym
pathiEcd with every enterprise ior the promotion
~ the moral social and material Interests 81 the
pc0pie Of Memphis. In word, william u, Good.
lett was a sincere Christian, useful ciilteni
loseabie mani his life Wa purc, unspoticd rounded
In everything lie was fsiihiul. upright and con.
aclentious, Everybody had implicit confidence In
his truthfulnets and hls honesty, and ~ these
trails he addod the lustcr of Christian life. lie
leaves his vile and THREE daufhieu rich In this
worlds goods but he leaves then silli richer In
he legacy 81 an unsullied name. the heritage ~ =
ofty lntcgrity-tho name Of Christian gentleman.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-05
FAIR FAN DRILL.
A Brilliant Scene Presented At Hebrew
Hall Last Night.

n brilnant scene Presented AT heDreW
Hall Last Night.
Last night was most brilliant and profit
able one for the Hebrew fair. From an
early hour to the close Of the agreeable
evening the hall was literally packed with
people, in fact too much 50 to admit OF
dancing with ease. The novel feature,
and rs lovely one as was ever in the hail.
was the fan drill by twelve beautifully
costumed little girls, led by Miss Carrie
Block. The children participating were;
Gertie Seessel, Sadie Hess, Jessie Seessel,
Blanche Iellner,. Victoria Ashner, Tillie
Bauer, Mabel Zcllner, Eva Halle, Beatrice
Baer.
A great deal Of interesting excitement
was ELECTED over the numerous rafiles and
the awarding Of the articles which had
been sold by chances, and the winning
number being determined by the tickle
wheel OF fortune. Some OF those who
were winners Of valuable prizes were Miss
Baor, gold handle umbrella; Mrs. Will
lam Katzenberger, easel and oil painting
large bottle Of cologne, Miss Bertha Marks;
plush rocker and two plush chairs, Floyd
Farrar; trunk Of tobacco, Mrs. l.. G. Papc;
violin, Joseph Andrews; box. tulu, Miss
Emma Krenkel; package He-No tea,
Nathan Picard. The managers OF the fair
express themselves as highly elated over
the financial IA well rs social success IL has
proven. The receipts already amount 10
considerable over y, 900, and many valua-
BILE articles are yet to be disposed Of. The
patronage has been unstlntei, and the
ladies OF the committee are 10 be highly
congratulated on their efficient work.
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then turned in call for the police. None
OF the officials at the station were any the
wiser until the squire returned and told
them aboutit. Officer Herman had visited
the scene before the Squire arrived. and
was as badly fooled as he. The officer did
not wait to ask any questions; he plunged
into the mud, and seizing hold Of the
stuffed leg pulled it entirely off before be
saw the joke. The boys wanted to have
their fun out, and prevailed on the officer
to replace the leg and go away, which he
did. II was huge joke, and every
body was asked by the officers "for Gods
sake not to say anything about it."
Squire Barry narrowly escaped being the
victim Of the joke, for he came into the
leaving, and the latter through courtesy,
asked him to accompany him and he
would divide the fee, S., but Barry de-
clned.
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Hirer TeIerrnm.-

NICKsBUR0. Mias. Feb. i.-las-cd down parll
&. Brown. 70 New orleans
NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Feb f-wcathcr partly
cloudy aud cool DEPARTED. John A. MOOd and
Joseph u, Williams, fliuburg.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. t-Rlvcr feet inchcl
and rising. LlKht min. Thermometer a. Nigh
River II ieotan rising Weather mild. drlEsilnf
rain. Departed Cnniie State, Memphis
LOUIsVILLE Ky, Feb. a--SoOn-Rlycr aa
tonsry, with feet inches IN the canal aud
feet inches on the falls. Cloudy aud raining
Night-lilycr rising, 3 feet 10 inches Ia the canal
feet = inches on the fallA Cloudy and colder.
CAIRO, ~, Feb t.-Noon-Dcpartcd; Mar
Houston, Cinrinnau. 10 an; Guiding Star New
orleans " N. River II feet slnchcs aud ilonary
Light mln. Nighttime arrivals or Departure
River ~ iect inchcs aud rising Weather clea
and cool.
IT. LOUIS, No, Feb t.-Arrivcd, None Depart
cd city Of vicksbury. Nirksburw city Of ~ Louis
New Orleans, The river IA rising npldly, the swell
today being "a The gauge now marks u feet anf
inchc Weather wet aud raw. Ice stlll comlnl
out OF the lower Missouri
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seoseh.ur,.h Convention.
Dispatch 10 The Appeal.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
CoLuMBla, Tenn, Feb. 4.-The Scotch.
Irish convention, composed Of representa-.
tive men Of this race, met here today. It's
object is 10 arrange for congress Of the
scotch-Irish race, which assemblies here on
the second day OF October. No political
or scctarian significance Il attached TO this
movement. It's design Is 20 revive memo.
ries, compile a history Of this ncc and
show H. impress on American civilization.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-05
Decentralization OF Freight Rates.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Feb. 1.-The rail.
road freight rates from this point are 90
badly dcmoraliEcd that Il is difficult 10
make definite statements Of the actual cuts
made today. The following facts will be
published in tomorow's TimsE
'The Fort Scott aud Gulf reduced the
rate ON packing-house products from Kan.
sls City TO 2 cents; fresh meat 10 Mem.
phis when destined for points east Of the
Mobile 4 Ohio, 81 cents; sugar, from New
Orleans TO Kansas City, 0 cents; bananas,
IA cents; oranges, II cents; cocoanuts, II
cents. The Missouri Pacific makes n gen.
eral cut ON the firsi FIVE classes. from s.
Louis TO Kansas City, Of cents, and on
cotton piece goods, 81. Louis TO Kansa.
City, 10 cents"
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HUsTLINe AMONG ACTRESSES.
Fire in Their Quarters, at No. ITO Main
Street, Causes CONSERVATION.

FIRE In Their quarters, at NO. 1T9 Main
Street, Causes Consideration.
Shortly after O'Clock yesterday even
ing fire was discovered in room ON the
fourth floor Of the building No. l79 Main
street, owned by W. J. Chase, and occu-
pied by him on the lower floor as feed
store. The upper floors were rented TO
Harry Walker, proprietor OF the Vaudeville
theater, and the rooms were used by the
actors and actresses employed by him.
When the fire was first discovered dense
smoke was seen issuing from the windows
An alarm was sent in from box %, TO
which the department promptly responded
When the firemen arrived II looked ns
II the engines would have 10 be put 10
work, so dense was the smoke. But good
work on the part Of the hook and ladder
and Babcock men prevented this, and
they extinguishcd the fire In short order.
The FIRE originated from Goals falling
from a CRATE, and the damage, which
amounted 10 about SIS, was all 10 the floor
ing. For time there was great consterna-
ton among the boarders, and the way the
actresses hustled out their trunks was a
caution. A score Of them bcsieged the
hook and ladder men 10 carry their trunks
down stains, which request they did not
grant as there was no danger, but II was
not until after the smoke had cleared away
that the women recovered their cquilib-
rum.
While answering this alarm Pat Nc
Clinton, ofthe hook and ladder company,
was thrown from the truck at Main and
Adams streets. Fortunately he received
only a few slight bruises, but his escape
from death was narrow one. lie was on
duty last night.
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INQUEST OVER A DUMMY
A Cruel Joke Perpetrated on the Pc
lice and Squire Gutenberg.


last night about 10 O'Clock telephone
message rushed over the wires from Pop.
lar and Manassas streets, announcing that
the body Of dead man lay in the mud
hole ut that point, and TO send the coro-
ner out 10 investigate. Turnkey Turbo-
vile hurried out 10 find Squire Barry, but
he was not in bis Office, and In moment
more the turnkey could have been seen
going down Second street ut n Maud S
gait to Squire Buttenbergs house. Pant
ing for breath, he damned ON
the door with his fist, and was
quickly responded 10 by the ever ready
magisterial dinitary. lie rs hurriedly
told the magistrate what was wanted with
him, and In few moments both were
skurrying up the street 10 the station
house. The squire thoughtfulfy took
hlong all the spare men he could find
around there In order not 10 be delayed in
impaneling Jury. The party Of four or
five went up 10 Poplar street and boarded
car. In the course OF a few minutes
they were on the scene and found stand
ing around number OF people who curl
ously gaEed on the lifeless form that was
half sunkcn In the mud and water. One
leg was almost completely buried In the
elush, while the other lay stretched
above. The pants and coat pockets
were turned wrong side out, and the
supposed corpse was turned face down.
ward. There was never n more horrible
sight seen on the public streets In a great
city. Who could have committed this
foul murder, this barbarous outragc2 The
sympathetic chords In the big-hcartcd
justice were unstrung an unholy
sight he had never before been called upon
20 witness. Composcdly as he could, he
duly impaneled a Jury and then ordered
two men 10 pull the body from the mud
ON 20 the sidewalk. One man caught hold
OF the leg above the suriace. but as he at
tempted 10 pull Il Il gave way and tore
from the body. The man fell backward In
the mud faint and almost paral-
yzcd. The other man, who had seized
the corpse by tho outstreiched arm
tendchy attempted to raise the lIfcless
form, but the arm slowly left lis sock
ct, and the handler let II drop In fearful
amazcment 20 the mud. Holy horrors
what could Il mcan?-a man dead and
rotting limb by limb In the public streets
OF the city. The justice and those who
had como with him were almost panic-
stricken and faint nj the sickening sight 81
the dsmcmbercd corpse, as they saw Il by
the dim light Of a lantern. Suddenly the
bysiandcrs burst out In yclls Of laughter.
They fairly screamed with laughter ut the
nstonishmcnt and the chagrin depicted on
The counienanoes Of the stern officer Of the
Law and his companions.
II was a dummy. The fun loving
boys In that viciniiy had fixed up .
siuiicd man, buried him In the mud and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-05
LopaE NOTICES.

A YdHRoSA LODGE No. ies. y. AND. A. n
"a M.-will meet IN stated communities Ny
lion MONDAY night February 9, lass, AVN
I'D o'clock A fnll attendance 4 earnestly inquest
~ order NJ fAlLOb, W. NJ.
Attest; Doian G. THADER. sccwiary.
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Sensational Murder Trial Ended.

HARmsoS, Ark, Feb. 4.-The scnsa-
tional murder trial Of Andrew Hudyespath
has ended in verdict Of guilty. IIudyes.
path was employed by George Watkins,
near Yellville, and scduccd Mrs. Watkins,
who plotted the murder Of her husband.
The woman aiierward confessed her guilt
and her testimony convicted her para
mour. Hudycspath will be hanged here.
The date has not been fixed.
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LADIES'

No. ssi Main street. the only exclusive uaiH
DEALER IN TuE cry Nn. wILLKR keeps
only the Bc.l Good. In sioct swiiches made ifcm
your combiprs for sloo and upward. Naiural self
Dressing Dans aud Golden Hair Wash ior e,efy
lady an Main street.
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:. .. slNAnp. optIcIan. :. MulIord's
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TuE eating station on the X. O., NJ. a D.
II. X. at Amory, Miss, IL In charge Of Mr..
j. w. q. Wright, formerly Of Memphis.
Amory Is rapidly building upa large busi.
ness.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-05

FoR furniture, crockcry, heating and
cooking stoves, all kinds Of household
goods, 90 10 Gabay's.
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Krcmer's Special Display Monday Of Fine Jelicd
Wraps for Spring Wear iu Black. steel and
Gold.
Krcmcr's Spring styles Constantly Arriving. Come
and SEQ Us Every Day and Keep Posted.