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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
The State of West Virginia,
JeH.r.on County. to-wit.

Jefferson County, t0-Wit.
4 Rules held To the Clerks OEce Of tie
y Circuit Court OK Jefferson County. April.
ls-a
LUCY WAGER. who sues in behalf of herself
and such otherof the creditors of Ellen Iay-
IoT. deceased. as shall come Boz and contribute
% the costs OF this suit Plaintiffs
ALFRED TAYLOR. Nellie Taylor. Bertha
Taylor. -ucy Taylor and Pauline Taylor IN
FAINT children u Ellen Taylor deceased. Kate
>chilinE. lawrence -cll.ilE ana Bessie
SchuEng. infant children cd Caiharine u
SchiliDg. deceased. and Mary + Wager. al
heirs II Gerard B. Wager. Walter Taylor.
husband Of SAID Ellen Taylor John NJ schil-
ling husband % said Cltlarine 81 >clilllng,
4 + DAVIS. sheriff adm r vi Ellen Taylor,
a Davis Sheriff admir- of Catharne 81
>chil.ing Anthony Busey. Charles Davies.
Trustee " Anthony Blsey. y. II BLACKBURN
Trustee. AID the unknown heirs cf Edward
s. Lacey. Charles Davies Trustee of Lucy
Wager T. Willis Wilson, Trustee. Edward
Tearnev. solomon Y. Yautis. Trustee. Mar
Earef F0uke AdministretnL ~ Isaac FOuSe.
IA Montague. Trustee and James conway
Defendants
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11

Rev. lIr Lane, who has been a mission
a-v of the Presbyterian Church in Brazil
ior twenty years, made an address il the
Presbyterian Church here on Monday even
ing last u was rep,e,e with Interesting
and instructive statements based upon per
son4i knowledge and close observation. We
ere quite sure i,awakened a lively interest
IN torei-+ vo-z. He devoted oue-half Of
his time Do topics especially ediFiog and
entertaining 90 the Young people Of the
congregation assembled Co hear him, where
By -lay gathered more Information in forty
five minutes than they could possibly have
done 5v hours Of research and la5crious
studs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
Spring Announcement.

We congratulate our customers and friends
upon the return Of the genial Spring season
Il l. always 3 pleasant relief 10 exchange
the heavier and more s0mbre apparel Of
Winter for the lighter and brighter wear o.
Spring In every department our stock viii
be found complete-nothing having been
neglected IN our effort 70 make Il the most
complete assortment Of goods ever offered
% the trading public OF Chariest0wn and
Jefferson County. Our steady aim Is to sat-
isfv buyers not only 5y ailuring bargains
bat by the satisfaction that CONES IN goods
that wear and stand the tests OF aetna. use
We speak with conviction when We say that
We % not think any previous season has
seen a more inviting display Of goods than
those % which We direct attention and Of
which We invite your inspection, and We are
sure that il viii be matter OF general sur
prise among buyers that We are able 20 offer
30 large a choice and such excellent quality
for prices that are remarkable for the nod
Grafton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11

FOCSD AT LAsT.-A positive preventive
of Cholera In hog, and fowls and q cure, %
used 10 time Ihe Great Western Cholera
Cure Is The remedy ICED successfully for
wears In the West Introduced hast. now,
Tor the first time
Lone Jack Tobacco Is known throughout
the world. and so Is H. distinguished invent
~ and proprietor. John " Carroll, Esq.
See what be saws
For some months past I have been using
the Great Western Cholera Cure 20 prevent
Ch0.erG in nv hogs and with the most sat
--tac-0rv results While others IN the VI
cinitv o. nv plantation have been troubled
with this terrible sc0urge. my hogs have
been entirely free from 10. and believe q
liberal Use of this valuable medicine VIII
entirely prevent cholera
llr. Elias o. PAYNE. Of Adams Bros &
PAYNE. saws. II have very fine chickens
and think a good deal Of them. Not long
ago. very much 20 my regret, the cholera
broke out among them. AL were dr0opy,
others very sick and some died, and /
thought I would lose all OF them. 1 was
advised % use the Great Western Cholera
Cure. and did 50. The effect was almost
magical Tiey commenced i1ipr9riHg u once
No more died, and IN two or three days
they were all we'll and thrifty, and not one
has been sick since. You are au-h0rize1 10
give It my most enthusiastic endorsement
and I recommend is Use both as a proven
tive and cure OF Chicken Cholera
For sale oy Aisquith & Co. IN Charles
town. Price = and > cents. sent 70 any
address in The United States upon receipt Of
the price. FAULKNER & CRAIGHILL.
Wholesale Druggists, Lynch5urg, Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
NOTICE TO LIEN-HOLDERs.

To al persons holding liens bv Judgment OF
otherwise Oh the real estate Cr any part there
Of Of Henry johnson
In pursuance Of decree 0f the CIr-Eir C0ur-
% jefferson Comfy. made Do q cause therein
pending. 90 subject the real estate OF the said
henry Johnson % the satisfaction Of the liens
thereon. YOU are hereby required % presen-al
claims held 5y you and each OF you against
the said Henry Johnson, which are liens CD
his real estate OF any part Of D.. flr aijlcica-
ton -o me az my Office lH C14rle-t0wn. W. Va.
on or before The e0th day " April l,s9
Given under my hand TINS 18th cav OF
March Is-9. CLEOS MOORE. C0m'r.
March .. Is,9-4r Free Press Zee - 3d.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
DEE

AZ the residence OF Der husband ai Berkeley
sprin-s. on tie morning Of April lst. ls.G Ms.
81 F. SMITH, beloved wife Of hon. j. Rufus
Smith, ID the 57th yesr u her axe
A. the residence Of her husband, g. = y.
Whumore near Beuedict. Neor-ska, Mrs. To-
RENEE G. Whitmore. daughter of Mr. J. ".
E0Emaster formerly Of TINS county. aged S.
years, month and y days
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
.HesC Goods.

u Catsup. Prepared Horse Radish I'D horfiez-
err- Pr-ifine and Corn Starch. MaC.aroni and
Cheese Pruues and DRIED P-4shes- Cu-rlnts and
Cookinz Raisins Buckwheat. Hominy and
Rea-z. Babbirrs star and other soaps, A.
buckles Levering's and Enterprise Coffee. Al
rhs above goods for sale % C. D. EBT :.
sen In and ak % see the Woman Friend
latest thing Cl-- Z u Ebl-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
Statesmen Wanted

To L1naie or s7ecialties and Ornamental
STOCK steady work 40 good raT. No expert
ence Necessary Any nan Dor afraid % work
car sucaeei with Is salary and expenses paid
% good men the Tear rouud- Success y-srar-
teed Write f1r terms
Z. c. sELOVER & co,
S1re-ynen- Geneva, S-Y.
Feb Il el-4u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and -ha- 200 1y lady IN this county.
Disease fastened rs clutches upon her and
t.r seven wears she wl-lsr0od rs sereres.
tests 1g- her vial organs we're undermined
and death seemed Imminent. For three
months She c0uEhei necessarily and could
nos -.seo she bought o.. Us bottle OF Dr.
King Ner Discovery for Consumption and
was SD u1ca relieved on taxing first dose
-la- she -.e1- a.l night and With one bottle
has been m racu.0us.v cured. Her name Is
Mrs Luther Lu.z Thus write ". c.
Hamres d Co.. NJ shelby. y. Get a
free ua. bottle a- C. Frank Jones Drug
store.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
inEr:va Your Flick.

q have for sale for Spring hatch
q ing pure Brown Leghorn Ez-a oi
81 rhe i'rawiori strain % fowls. Tie
w Brown Legh0r1s have gained great
Il popularity and many friends are
very hardy and easy % raise. felrl-
az and mature early. and are ackn0E edged to
be tie greatest LAYERS ID existence They have
b-irlt yellow .e-s and skin. are good forlgers
and good table fowl .aT me.ii1u sized e--,
and pull Jets commerce % laF when very Young.
Price per Setting u Is E-rs. = crs. O-ies bT
mail solicited and promptly hi.et-
Address. " kERCHEFAL
Char.esr0El- JEFF. Co.. " Va
FEB a. Iss9
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statesmen

-rocE AL new. choice ard FI-f- ,eiiag Sp<-
c.rlfor can furnish Pfig Plat0uF ~ work
e= MT lzr-e experience I'd rle business ena-
hles me f0 offers special aeranrlzes % 1egInner5.
c-a urt1 q rr--rr--iri ulierlr1 " any one Who
vii f1i.1E my instruction. Permanent en-
plorment Wages paid eacl week. Oui1t tree-
AppIv 90 once and secure choice 81 tsrritorT.
EDWARD P. SMELL.
Nurse-yuan- Rocbesfer. ny.
Jan g. -e-l5t- Halfi8l tiig PlpeT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
small Tract Of Land

Oh which The said William Ferguson resided.
adjoining che lands OF r. r Chew. Warren Ely
and John Burns. situate about 4 nIle- ,olll
OF CLaTlost0wu and containing
THIRTY ACRES PRIME LAND.
with Dwelling House. stable. Corn House and
Smoke House There is on rle land splendid
Well OF Water and good deal % Fruit The
land j. in o high state OF cultivation
TERMS Of SALE-Pers0lal Pro erty all
sums under $40 l0 Cash over tlar amount o
credit 0f Fix months. purchaser to give lesoti-
able note well endorsed.
Rea. Estate One laird Cash balance I'D one
and two years with interest from date De-
ierred payments t0 be- secured on land.
s-GroVing Wheat crop reserved
-s---ale o. commence ~ Sd @. clock. j. IT.
DAVID HOWELL Executor.
Ilos West Alcfi1leer
April T. I-.9-tl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11

De NoLAI The u5ioined notice Of
,his popular book IS from the critical pen Of
Charles a. Dana, the distinguished editor
oftle 1-r TrtSn-
- rcv--tl. dramatic rale. which seems %
catch che Very -ri-- of the age of Pliip -le
FAIR % France. h that entitled - De M1lai-
rr El-1i Fll-- T. T. Peterson * Brothers b
Tie ler1 tne .l-- Military 1raud Master 1i the
KNIGHTS t -le Temple. with many 1ftle mem
rer. tte Order suffered death 10 The stake in
-le beginning ef tle fourteenth century. Mr.
F.l-- al enthusiastic lllui-er0t The Iemplars
lul OIL -le.- services il behalf u- -lristencom.
laws perhaps less stress than s-rlcr Justice
would require upon che long series OF c-cuu-
stances which brought about che massacre ot
-le order. bl- oi -Le atrocities accompany
.1- -l-s trl-eiv DE has rendered l1 account
based upon Che lesI authorities at-aina0-e.
which cannot IA. -o arouse Che SYN Qatlies %
bis readers interviewer with the passages "
-le novel. which ara % historical accuracy. We
have Cd r.l- developed with The ski 90 q prac o.
-cel romance writer. which lends o charm %
every page. il IS rare CD md story ol THIS
Sind e. vl.cl tlc- and invention are So evenly
and l.-.Ir.r balanced
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
Statesmen Wanted

To canvass f0r the sale u Szr.ery stock
Steady employment guarlnteed- Salary and
Expenses paid ID slcoe-siIi men. Apply A.
once. stari-z age Mention this paper
CHASE BROTHERS COMPANY.
FEB. u. SIN Rochester. y. =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
CheerTully Indefinite.

Harper's Ferry Is not iudalging in the
dried apples Of excitement 10 produce spas
modic imitation. She : q healthy town and
vii have a healthy growth 4 visible and
encouraging beginning Is here, with every
indica ion Of a lengrheniug and broadening
progress that shall render the climax cheer
fully indefuite.-H. Z SeHtiasL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11

DIAN0S. s-a5- ORGANS. $50 BCGGIFS
$50 SEWING MACHINES -. Write -
ROY r >rUNE hingTcc1 ". Va, l1r cut
and description. Tea
Sen t~ss--ur
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11

N- TEeIls Is HESsey died 1- me nome o.
his bre.her-in-iaw Mr Frank Dooley, in THIS
r1un. d, o'clock or VFeines,iaT morning
AGED about B. years. For many months he has
been great sufferer. bur bis pains have been
mireated 5y the Hinis.rai0ns Of q devoted
sister and the sympathy Of friends. Genial
Tom Henson. who had a soul tor music and
capacity for song and corresponding love for
mankind. and died in tie hope ola blessed i'm
mortality The following verses are beaHti-
flur expressive oftLc sentiment that perYsded
him
Awake. ms soul in joyful lays.
And sing thr great Re1esmer praise
II Justly claims q song rom thee
lis -1ving-kiIdness. o. how Tree
Es Saw NE ruined in the fall,
Yet loved me u0rTiIls-anl-ug al
He saved ME from NY -ost estate
Us -cVing-kllG-ess. % how great
Though numerous hosts Of mighty foes,
Thou-h earth and bell my way oppose
u safely leads 1lv soul along
H.s ius-kiudress. % how strong
When trouble. Ike q gloomy cloud
Has gathered thick. and Numbered loud.
H- near NY soul has always stood
HIS loving kindness. % how good
soon shall i pass tie gloomy vale
soon al my mortal powers m ls- iai-
may ur last expiring breath.
HIS Town --l--rcle-- --lz ll le4----
Then ler me mount and soar away
Lorle tri-h- world ~ endless day
And sing. El-h rapture and surprise
HIS -lTiu--kiltness I'D the skies
TIE funeral VIII take place from the n r
Church. sll-h--the services beginning a-
O'Clock to-day thursday
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11

Arev.-li-- a- Tama. Iowa, recently ask
ei a.. -heceu -rega,iou who paid their debts
-sr,e. ALr-e bug an editor. who explain
81 fha- le -iil' pay his debts because the
res. rt -Le aggregation owed BIN on sub
>ernreu-. W-ersuPon tle preacher re-
a15--al che congregation Do he seated and
tle editor % rise and stand until he be
coul.et-aa5 be- was found % be only enc
IS O thousand Ike him.
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20 the Public.

nOOT. AND SHOE MAKING AND RI
ID PAIRING bT the unGersi snec ~ the s---i,i
81 the ate Robert HInslcker On 1i1ln street.
1sa- Ware- street. Work executed neatly and
urouurlr. Respectfully
JOHN 2 FLEMING
January 70. Isss-sm-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11

Without iudui ging in boastful statements
we assert that we believe we convince every
buyer that cur prices are absolutely the low
est in Charlest0wu, BY which I mean that
nv clothing represents more genuine valae,
quality. sty.e and durability for the amount
YOU can afford 20 invest than Is offered by
any other concern In this town That's the
verdict that has been cheerfu.ly accorded
the Leading C.0ihier again and again By
thousands of patrons who have put the Is
me u tie tt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
PERSO.I.FLPROPERTI'

Bacon Lot Of Coal Harrow. . Double Shove.
Pi0Ws. > Single Shovel Pi0ws. ] Grind stone.
3-h0rse Pl0W Bnar Scythe Moving Slythe,
ior 0f Tools. Half Blshei Measure Gearing.
Grain Cradle. Wedges Breast Chains small
loo of Corn. Sloats SOW and siL Pigs. -l0Ts.
ONE CHANPLJN DRILL,
Lot OF Locust Posts. F1rs Ladders. 7 one
horse Wagon, Bride and saddle
IT THE SAJLE THE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
SHENANDOAH MILLING CO.
Nov. %. ISIS
The State of West Virginia,

The State Of West Virginia,
Jefferson County. t0-Eit.
RULES held in Che Clerks Office u the
y Circuit Courr Of jefferson County. April
ls-e
ST JOHN SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
a corporation. Plaintiff
GEORGE r. RUSSELL and Joseph I. Russell.
Defendants.
ACTON or DEBT.
TIE object ~ this suit is 90 recover the sum
Of $1,000 less $40 paid thereon November 18th,
l-s7. due on tEo pr0miss1rv notes executed b.
the defendants in favor oi p.liutil.
r. appearing. 0n AFFIDAVIT llei in this suit.
Llt the Defendant Joseph 2. Resell is
nonresident 81 the state 0. We-t Virginia. be
b hereby required 20 appear within ore month
after tie first publication 0f this order and 90
what e. necesslry % protect BIS interest iu this
matter i W LATIMER
Clerk 81 tle llnuit Cont.
VIZ TnaTEEs. 2 q
Apri 4 I--9-st. Free Pres re- -fft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
HERE IS A Plc-NlcIN PRICES;

Grannlated sugar. e. White Sugar &c !;
Light Brown Suear &c.. Good M0iasses, &c.
Black M1Iasses De-. Good n o M0losses. Sc.
Cu-rants -c Valencia Rlisins. Zoe. or for Sc;
LAYER Raisins f5c- CTDn Z5c. Rice C..
Choice Green C0focs. l.c and &C., Roasted
Cofees a8c. and Pc. We buy 0u-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
PUBLIC SALE.

4 : Executor Of William Ferguson, deceased,
y viii sell az public sale on
THURSDAY. 18th iay ~ APRIL. 1859
on the small farm owned b7 said Ferguson and
Ia ---...-- La --..-L---l - ---------
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11

Castor Oii z9c- pr ? grain QulHine Pills
I0c. d0z., Jamaica Ginger o5c- pint Al
C. FRAyK JOSZs Drug Store.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11

our ladies' muslin underwear sale j. post
u0led from Apr. lstt S,h on account Of
misslipmel-.
: D HIRsCH1lAS & Co.
We have now tie largest stock Of clothing
ne have ever had and Il prices far less than
ever
: D. HIRsCHM4N & Co.
4 great Gus in mems blue flannel pants,
formerly sole al 81 65. reduced DOW O 15c-
a uair-an immense bargain for every body.
: D. HIRsCHMAS a Co.
Our children suits from I 90 l. years
old. formerly sold at $50. reduced u0w %
:. D. HIEsCHl4S * Co.
We have IA elegant line OF children s
kills suits 30 prices ttr less than you can buy
the goods for and make them.
: o. H-Rs-H,lay & CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
VIZ. KAN, Sadlsr BuildIng

For the small b0v-ages % Ian ele-
rant line 0f SUI s az from 15c. % 500 We
can assure YOU ne viii be able 20 save you
not less than q dollar on every SUIT We
are determined to get large slice Of this
trade the coming season and W are prepar-
cd TO offer the biggest bargains that have
ever been shown.
W.. KAHy & Co., Sadler Building
Bows and chHdren's week Our large
line i now complete and we oHer ex-raor-
dinary inducements for you TO cloth your
bows handsomely and cheap.
WW. KAHS Co, SAD Building.
You are cordially invited % examine our
beautiful line OF Spring clothing.
VIZ KAHN, Sad.er Building.
For clothing. 20 20 Head Quarters Hs
can show you The larges- and finest stock IN
the valley.
VS.. EAHS. Sadler Building.
Examine 0urimnense stock Of children
clothing. Our stock this season is unusu-
ally large and prices the lowest 10 own
WM. kAUy 81 Co., Sad.er Building.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
THE VALLEY
FERTILIZER COMPANY.

Coz r. PRESTON CHEW. President
d. W- j. LIPPITI. Super. urendent-
b. g. WA-HIN6TDN. Secretary
ROBT CHEW. General Agent.
CLarlestCEn. Jefferson County West Virginia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
Glassware and Queensware

in town. II you want t0 buy a wedding Or
Christmas present. -Le Milling Store Is the
place % get b..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-04-11
Observation-Disclosures
Hats and Caps VIII be Sold at Cost.
We carry q large stock Of
Womens Misses and Chiidren's shoes,
as well as
Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes.

Il r much more convenient Do count cash than
boots and shoes. so come along with your cash
and-Eei a bargain. Weary The largest assert
meur OF
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-15
BRIEF NOTES.

The river marked Is feet inches last
evening
The National Guard is commanded by
Adjutant-General Orton to parade on the
Fourth of July.
Manuel Medroe, the victim of the acci-
dent in the switch-yard on Thursday, is in
fair way to recover.
"The Bible in the United States " will
be the subject of the discourse at the
Seventh Day Adyentists' tent this evening.
Yesterday somebody stole the vest of H.
Berkley, workman in an I-street black
smith shop. The vest contained the own
ers watch.
The construction of an immense boiler
for the new brewery at Twenty-fTst and
Q streets has just been completed at Gun
ninghams foundry on l street.
A. Anderson, at 1926 NJ street, will re-
ceiye until the 2lst instant bids for bar
privileges at the picnic of the Dania Branch,
to be held at East Park July 7th.
There was filed yesterday in the Secretary
of States Office an order made by the Board
of Supervisors of Monterey county, in
cooperating the City of Monterey"
A Young man named Ward came here
from San Jose yesterday in search, as he
said, of his sister, who had eloped with a
member of the opera company now here.
The Woodland papers express the belief
that the murderers of Milo Hawes will
soon be arrested. The supposition is that
they are expected to come in and surrender.
w. r. Ellis, editor of the Woodland
Nail, was badly injured in runaway acci-
dent few days ago, which probably ac-
counts for the ambiguity of the Fourth of
III. tAaf fDt,,,A Nc into
yesterday.
At the Congregational Church tomorrow
evening Rev. w. c. Merrill will deliver
Bible lecture, choosing for his subject {:
- Moses Excuses Himself to jehovah -
The morning sermon will be on THE
Problem of Physical and Moral Evil
Governor Waterman publishes procla-
nation inviting all persons having any
knowledge bearing upon the matter of the
conduct of the State prisons to be present
and testify at the investigation to be held
at the Occidental Hotel in San Francisco
on Tuesday next, the 18th instant.
David Heap, Superintendent of the Boys
and Girls Aid Society, of San Francisco,
speaks on Sunday morning before the
Unitarian Society He is an interesting
speaker, and al the close will have some
thing to say on child.saving in California.
Mr. Massey occupies Rev. Mr.. Wendte's
pulpit at Oakland, tomorrow.
Mcintyre" the old-time trusty OF
the Police Station, came over from
Woodland yesterday to pay his respects to
Chief Lee and ascertain whether or not
there were any old blankets lying around
loose. ''Mc" is in tip-top condition, and
says he is earning So so a day at the Yolo
county seat. Il guess you miss the old
TRUSTEES, don't you, Chief ?" he asked.
"The whole gang of them are over in Wood
land working for the county"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Deputy County Clerk Rhoa Is went to the Bay
yesterday.
Editor Coiman, Of the Biggs Argus, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. a. Anderson has gone for q few
weeks visit to the seaside.
4. L. Nichols. Chicos leading hardware n,ar.
chant, was in the city yesterday.
Rev. c. p. Massey and Miss Tanic Nsssev
have gone TO San Francisco for few days
Rev. Il. NJ. Mcknight and wife ana N, A. Nc
Knight and daughter, of Woodland, were in sac
ramento yesterday
Mrs. Jos ough has left for an extended visit
to Los Angeles and vicinity. She will he the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. H Lyons, of Los
Angeles.
Edward Harley, eldest son of the late Mrs. ].
T. Keepers and Miss Josephine Johnson. daugh.
ter of the late Sergeant John H. johnson, were
marrlEd on the "a INST III this city. Rev. W. c.
Merrill otficiated.
7. j. Urquhardt, Superintendent of the N1oiave
Division Of the Southern Pacific Railroad, ar
rived in this city yesterday, en- route to San
Francisco, where he is to undergo treatment for
serious trouAse with his eyes
B. B. Brown, wife and daughter; James Bac-
rath and family Mrs Emily Smith and two
children, of South San Francisco; Miss c.
Green, Homer Smith, Abe Winans and S +.
Webster, will leave on Monday next, in their
own conveyance, for Yosemite.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday
J. B. Iont, Dixon; Sol Runyon, Courtland Ben
G. Prewitt, Kentucky; L. Mativia, Truckee: d.
H. stills, Reno; John N. Lean, city: F. l. Vas.
sault, san Francisco; C. Z. Merrill. Placerville:
Ed NJ. Cowgdon, Placerville: J. S Miller, Sacra-
mento; George B. Greene, CORTLAND; J. NJ Lit
tlefeld, Shasta; ]. H. Bradley, Placerville; L. B.
Clarke, san Juan.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
C. T. Hopins, Oakland; H. C. Bornabu and
wife, Edwin W. Half and wife, Juliette Arden,
C. Maconda, Louisa Bainck, Eugene Cowle, S.
L. Shadley, F. E. Pond, e. E. Cook, manager,
Jesse Britley, Maria Stone Mcdonald, W. H.
Mcdonald, Tom Hart Bostonians E A Havey,
wife and child, New York; Ira Moore Harry
Dixon, Los Angeles; E. T. Pierce, Pasadena;
VIM. d. Bryant, San Jose; C. Z. Butt, Auburn:
Edward G. Popp and wife, o. We'll, Leo We'll,
San Jose; J. C. Cert, j. V. Chown, T. ]. Geary,
San Francisco,