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Abont Pruning.

Eps. B&eaRp-UaIsS: Why i. Ks ,ba.
trees will carry more sail " than Is good
for them basongs probably. 10 the fact Of
inherent evi. IN ellezsatiou. It haav be
pride or SOME other ct the mortal sins
Certain it is thSt they do need pruning in
order 10 hear ;csare and batter fruit. Al
.plGnin-: should be doae before blossom, s
appear. One-foussli OF The vitali,y needle:
to produce bud or blossom will heal 10,
wounds. Prune just above The bud. Tbia
viii prevent dead wood Cat oil all thin
and s@iry twigs, especially .hose growing
ipwsuS or toward the TRUNK of the tree.
They snever come 10 anything. Leave a
sucker. or two TO shade the trunk, or better
lesSe bSanehes within foot of TIE ground.
Many :eaes are ruined by the hsrk being
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Saturday.
Ira R. Doohttle and W fs, of Fresno, are visit
ing friends in Woodland.
Miss Eva Baum. OF Santa Rosa, who has been
visiting Mrs II. Bagwill. has gone to Capay tc
visit her uncle, Mr.. welgonot.
William II. Kills, Land Agent of the Southern
Pacific Company came up last evening and i.
stopping at the GoldeD Eagle.
T. l.. circuit and wife have returned from 81
extended trip TO the Eastern States They were
accompanied by Miss Bessie Cover of Manches
ter, Va.
George Hofmeisler. one OF the Marshall Mon.
ument Commi' sioners. came DOWN from Placer
vile saturday. He is accompanied BY Mrs
HOimeister.
Mrs. Jasper johnson, of Genesee, y. Y, and
Mrs. +. Senior. OF Dexter, Ia, have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs r.. NJ. Ieitch for a few
days. They have been very much pleased with
sacramento and delighted with the churches
and people.
a pleasant surprise party was given Herman
L: huber at the residence of hi. parents last
Wednesday, six miles below the city, on Inc
freeporE road. Among those present were.
Msy Biodsett, Emma Foster, Clara Brook, Miss
Ida Goslin, Minnie Twohey, Annie Klotz and
Mabel GIBSON, Masters Herman and ChsrIey
Huber, John and Fred Klotz omer Carl and j.
Hamilton, Howard Goslin, Newton Davis Jay
Williams, Charley Bumgariel, Morris Brooks
aud VIII GIBSON.
Arriv ais Mt the Capital Hotel yesterday
were b. II, Ford. Edgewooc; II. n. Miner,
foloi Jos. Craig. Woodland F. c. Daum, Eilens,
burg; MIS- Brown, Oakland; A. w Lockhart,
Woodland; J. y: Fairchild, C. " Fulcher, San
r,Iahcsco; ". +: Dougherty, San Rafael; Frank
MURPHY, j D. Warren, Santa Cruz; d. ]. Holder,
Mheallsnd; W. II. Lee, Yuba City: j. H Rice
ana VIE, Dixoa; Robert Martin. D. Kearney,
Los Angeles; W. II. Hord and wife. Woodland
Marcus Levy. San Francisco; l.. Matiyia, Lin,
( com; y Boysen, city; Peter French, Oregon: l..
D. Giark, wife and chi d. Sacramento county; I.
~ y, ttH,s, colorado Springs; r. IL. Lyons, La
rata, NO; Miss <. James, willows; John But
Ter, Auburn; F. 81. Wells. Gan Francisco.
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SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

The Health Office reported LII deaths for
the week.
The Jeffreys-Lew Company is said 10
be short of funds.
The wreck of the steamer Julia Fl. Raw
was sold at auction for $1,000
Mrs. Josephine Williams died suddenly
on Saturday from heart disease.
John Peters has been sentenced 10 four
years at Folsom for stealing fifty cents.
Joaquin Miller has donated fifteen acres
of woodland TO Oakland for a public park.
A demented young man felopiously en-
tered house on Saturday, took bath and
left flag at hali-mast.
A piece of ground between Alameda and
San Leandro, on The line of the narrow
gauge railroad, has sunk ten feet for dis
lance OF 400 yards.
"Split-lip" Collins has been sent 10 the
County jail for one year and also fined for
| assault, in connection with the raid on Re-
| publican polling places.
The Swamp and OveIfowcd LARD Com
| niittee Of the Legislature cosf-irsd with
Poirero property on Saturday rs to
the passage of the Maher bill.
Thomas Kelly was sont to Folsom for one
year for assault 10 murder, James Hollev 10
| San Quentin for five years for burglary. and
VIM. Donovan 10 eight years for robbery.
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installation at Tolsom

District Deputy Grand Master Workman
James Z. Harlow. assisted by P. G. NJ. " .
G. W. Baker. G. O. w. J. Bryson and G.
6. Joseph Judd, installed the following
officers of Folsom Lodge. No. 100. A O. Il.
W., at Folsom, few evenings since: T. N.
W., u. Finch; II. W, Gee. T. Marvin:
Foreman. T. Beirnes; Oeerseer. L. Laguard;
Gnide, w. A. Ford; o. W, J. H. Smith; /.
w, J. Gonus; Receiver, e. Levy; Finan-
cier, Charles Jolly; Recorder J. L. Houx.
The Workman degree was then conferred
After the Lodge business had been con-
Guided, the doors were opened and soon the
hail was filled with the members, their
wives and daughters. Dancing was next
in order, and il lasted until near midnight,
when al were invited into an adjoining
hsll to partase OF splendid collation. pre-
pared under the supervision OF caterer w.
Nichols. After the inner man had been
satisfied tossts were responded to by c. w.
Baker, J. E. Harlow. J. Judd, J. Hyman,
". A. Ford and others.
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AN exceedingly odd way it is that Ger
many has Communicating the sincerity Of the
Government declaration that Samoan in
dependence must not be and will not be
invaded. Does seizIng the reigning chief
and exiting HIM prove it? Does saluting
the pretender and furnishing him with
arms and ammunition indicate it? Does
establishing local Government obnoxious
to the people, and forcing it upon them
under grinning rows Of portfolios, set with
steel dogs Of war, testify to it? Does the
landing of some thousands oftroops and the
raising of the Imperial ensign establish it?
Does the suppression of the Samoa Times.
and the clapping of its editor into prison
for protesting that there is no Government
in Apia, demonstrate desire oEthe part of
Germany that Samoan independence shall
be preserved?
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-04

Ru'us-Shoemaker, the weiI-known Jour
'nalist, who for many years has ably edited
the Grass Valley Things, has severed his
connection with that pape- and will estae.
lish an evening journal at Grass Valley to
be called the Telegraph. Our veteran news
2aper friend will have the hearty good
Szshes Of the fraternity in bis new venture
zoe their hose for his entire success.
Tie Placer County Citrue Colony has
Just ISSUED a neat pamphlet setting forth
The Inducements offered by the organiza.
tion ard liliistrsting with colaEei map and
landscape. Tbs colony gac: contains
aboslt 1000 acres OF laud. which Is Iocatea
mostly On the no-thwess. side 81 she Cen.
trail Pacific Railrosd, between h octiin and
PenryE
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tar. surpassed by that of nc other, TO ap-
Dear at the bar OF the Co$rt as California's
advocate. Who better than he can do so2
Who can name the man whose attain
ments better outfit for a trust Of such
magnitude2 He will have for illtstrious
examples Daniel Webster, whe left his
seat in the Senate repeatedly 70 lift his
voice at the ban of that trib,Eal, for the
people. Edrrunds, Conkliug, Evarts, Cal
houB, Clay, and a long list of the most
illustrious 'sf our lawyers and statesmen
have done likewise. 1t will be but follow
ing in the channel WORT by the footsteps
of the best and bra~est intellects that
have blazed in the national forum, and
whose Eames have been made illustrious
in defense of human rights.
No higher compliment or more graceful
tribute can be PAID to the man who, in
the supremest mor1ent of our need, proved
to be our arm auG shield of defense. Mr..
Stewart will besble to call to his aid SEN
ator Dolph, of Oregon, man of broad
ability and resolute will; Representatives
Morrow and McKenna and Eandever.
whose legal attainments and long expert
Isence eminentsy qualify them for the posi-
ton. Thus, California will be Represented
before the Supreme Bench by board of
counsel and attorneyship that viii COM
mand for her the respect of the nation,
and who will appear, besides, in their
proper robes as representatives chosen by
sovereigns of the Pacific coast No hired
counsel we can send, however able and
earnest, can take the commanding posi-
ton in che Chae Chang Ping case that
these statesmen will fill.
| If it shall be deemed wise and we are
not disposed to controvert it, to appro-
pirate money to authorize the Nevada
Senator to employ such local counsel to
aid him in preparation of briefs as he
may need, it will not be inappropriate to
do so. But VIM. NJ Stewart, if he ac-
cepts, will be stimulated by no hope of re-
ward beyond the victory for which he will
strive and that no other will be more
likely to achieve. Nevertheless, there will
be recompense in money for him, and there
need be no fear entertained that purse
strings will not relax to compensate him as
becomes such counsel. If the Chief Execu-
tive of the State should telegraph to Sen
ator Stewart, and ask HIN il he and his
Pacific coast associates who are lawyers
will take charge of the Chang Ping case,
we have such confidence in the loyalty Of
those gentlemen to Our interests, and their
| devotion to the cause of exclusion, as to
predict an instant affirmative response.
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IT is not surprising that the Australian
people should look upon Ger,nany's de
signs in Samoa as inimical to Australian
interests. Australian commerce in Poly
nesia will be favored most by Samoan in
dependence, and injured most by German
dominance, for Germany is nation above
all Others that employs the power of the
Government to further the trade OF the
people.
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GENERAL. sersCEs.


Advice to Mothere-afrs. Winslow-s
children are cutting teeth. II relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
caerub aTakes as bright as button" Il is
very pleasant 10 taste. 1t soothes the child
softens the gums, ellsys all pain, relieves wind
regulates the bowels, and is the best-known
remedy Tor dicFrhea, whether arising from
teetbing or other causes. Twenty-f five cents $
bottle. MwFly
1 was a sufferer from catarrh tor fifteen
years, with distress sing pain over my eyes. The
disease worked down upon my lungs. I used
Elys Cream Balm with gratifying results am
apparently cured.-Z. c. Warren, Rutland, Vt.
membrane, almost invariably originating in the
nasal passages and maintaining is stronghold
in the head. Elys Cream Balm will cure ca
| tarih in its worst stages, and gives immediate
relief from cold in the head. 1t contains no
injurious drugs. Price fifty cents. MwF
Just Arrived! A large shipment of gem
Inc German Braunssweiger ana Eastern Nett
worst, fine Italian Salomi. Also q large variety
of different kinds OF Cheese, at 723 street f.
| BAUMLE. Give us call. d2olm
L. II. Taylor, Civil and Hydraulic En-
cheering. Also Land Surveying. I'D st. If
| For firss-class carriage or Buggy 20
| to HARRY BERNARD's, Sixth and SIS. Il
John Eitsl, Hssayer and Chemist, corner
Seventeenth and j streets. Also buys geld.
The best place ii California to have yr printing done.
| A. J. Johnston s. Cos, 40 J St. Sacramento, Cal
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california ON ,ghaals

Dispatches received yesterday BY Secre-
tsry Davies a0d Manager Brown, of the
State Board CT Trade. from Z Med JOHN
stone, in charge of the train carrying TIE
California exhibit. state that the enterprise
is meeting with great ovations wherever il
goes. The train lea Chicago on February
lx for La Porte and AZ the latter place had
4,0se visiSors.-S. r. CHI. february Sd.
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CAUSE OF THE GROYL.
what are you growing at. sir?,,


AT the amount you are eating, sir Have
You no regard for the feelings of dyspeptic,
sir?"
mo sir! Go and take course of Joys vege-
table sarsaparilla and you won't have the
dyspepsia, siri''
John Argall, OF 62S Golden Gate avenue,
writes: You may also use my name as an
aaoltionei authority that THE California
Remedy" Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla, will
cure dyspepsia and liver and kidney COM
plaint- II has done 1t for me-"
James Wells, pakdale, Cal, writes: 81 suf-
L. taking meal without the distressing rains
OF indigestion. joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla
relieved me of it entirely"
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Brocade Velvets, stripe and plaid
Pushes, plaid and stripe novelty
Velvets, from 81 rs, 81 70 and
Sf to....... ...-....."............,.-.50 cents
Atwood Serges and Egyptian
Cloth, from 50 cents, 95 cents and
9i 10 to-.-.......... cents
Imported Combination Suits from
Sl3 80 and Sl4 so to.............. S. 90
All-linen Crash. from y cents to-. cents
10-4 Blankets, scarlet, from 81 Soto. 81 95
White Blankets. mixed wool, from
81 % .......................... 81 10
Honeycomb Bedspreads, from 65
cents ..............-......--...4o cents
Mems all-wool Underwear, from 50
and 81 % each to...................75 cents
Suspenders, from 25 and 40 cents to. 10 cents
Mems fancy Hose, from 20 cents toll cents
Eagle Pencils, rubber tips, from 20
cents dozen to.........-.............12 cents
Children's Overcoats, from SO and
S12 to....... .......................- Sc 50
Mems Suits in Cassimeres, Worstcds,
Cheviots, ETC., from S11, S14, S1S
and $40 to-. S. 90
Heavyweight Oyercoats in Chin
chilla, Cashmere and Cheviots,
from $14 80 and $50 90 to......... $40 90
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10000 yards of Ribbons, in colored
Satin, colored Moire and Novelty
all-silk patterns, various widths,
per yard. ........................10 cents
Ladies' and Gents brocaded and
twilled Silk Handkerchief, from
81, 81 % and 81 80 so cents
Ladies fancy stripe and plain Hose,
from 40, 80 and 90 cents to.......25 cents
Children's Hose, small sizes, from
%, 80 and 80 cents to. II cents
Hanan's Mems Shoes from s. to-. S. 90
Mems handmade Shoes, from S4 so
and s. to.................... 81 95
Full-vamp Creole Caters, from
81 90 to.......................... 81 40
Mems dress Shoes, bellows tongue,
from 50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 81
Ladies' French Kid Shoes, reduced
to.-......................-.... 81 65
Ladies' French Kid Shoes, from So
..................... ........-......... 81 So
Ladies Glove-Kid Shoes, from
% % ......................... 81 10
Misses French Kid Shoes, from
So 80 81 Is
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THE MesEILL CLUB

MILL MEET FOR REHEARSAL AND AN
~ lmpotaif business meeting THIS tbfon-
day. EVENING, iastesd OF Tuesday. The pres
ence OF every sctiSe member s.desired
JOHN MCNEIL. President.
RICHARD T. CoiIs. Secretary. IB' CI it
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DoN 7 irritate your lungs with stubborn
cough. when safe and certain remedy can
be had in DR.. Jayne's Expectorant.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Capital City Athletic Club meeting
, of the Board of Directors will be held THIS
monday EVENING. at 4 o'clocs, for the trans
action Of important business liz
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norreH

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
j Oils contracted without my yrScten order
.aiiee this date. l.. &. DiCKsIAN.
Sa1ramento. February 3 1889. lts
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NTANTED-A MAN OF TEMPERATE AND
w moral habits, seeking employment. 10
represent an old established house In his own
section. Salary, If suited, 500 per month.
References exacted. Manufacturers Supt.,
Lock Box l5s5, \. y. I'm
NTANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w the Largest Horse in the world is on exit
bition on X street, between Seventh and Eighth.
Open day and evening. fe22ts
WANTED TO EXCHANGE-70O ACRES
w fine stock axd fruit ranch in foothills,
worth 5000, for property near or in city. Ad-
dress, +. I. MOORE. care of BRAND Il CAMP
BELL Sacramento, or at Grass Valley, Cal f2-6tt
SNTANTED-A SERVANT GIRL. APPLY AT
w 1918 Fourth street, between NJ and N.fel-Ss
WANTED = 10 RENT, A FURNISHED
w house, with gas, bath and yard; central
location. Address Wanted this Office. j29-6tt
ITO FARMERS-WE HAVE A NUMBER OF
4 good farm hands just from the East-Ameri
can, German and scandinayian-that we can
send you on the shortest notice. Apply 20 EN-
PLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth and & streets.
Sacramento. Il
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The Second Aanua! Masquerade Ball

OF THE KNIGHTS OF sHERwooDI, ~
" Forest of the a. .. f., viii be ~
gwen at Turner Hall WEDNESDAY, 81
February 6, 1889. Gentlemen's ticket a.
Including LADY,, 81. Extra Ladies' ticket, 90
cents. ja1S-MWF-td
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PORTRAITS FOR lYERyBODY.

PORTRAITS FOR EVERYBODY.
HAVING TAKEN THE AGENCY FOR THE
IL OTTNAT & co. PORTRAITS we will fur
nish hfe-size pictures, with elegant and durable
frames, in CrayoD, India Ink, Oil and Water
Colors, at prices ranging fiou 81 to SlO0. All
we require of you is a good photograph os
the person, aud an exact likeness is guaran' eed
Call and see samples and for further particulars.
REEVE 4 LONG. 609 street. I'm
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THE ABLEsT PAPER ON THE COAST Is
i the WEEEL Union.
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coNTRAcroR AID sIJunrp
GANEETTA

TUESDAY EVENING, February 5,h. AT Tia
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH lB. c.i 1t
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| HtURN.vEREIN GYMNAsIUM.-THE NEW
| j term of the Turn-Verein Gymnasium will
commence with three new instructors at Turner
Hall on FEBRUARY 1859. Hours of tuition
| for boys win be Mondays and Thursdays, from
TO $50 P. NJ. For girls, Tue sdsys and Fridays
from to $50 P. NJ. Youths, Mondays and
Thursdays, from to $50 P. NJ. Men, tuesdays
and Fridays, from to 10 P. NJ. For further in
formation inquire of PAUL FISHER, at Turner
Eall lower floor. COMMITTEE OF GYMNAS
| TICS, SACRA MENT0 TURN-VEREIN. ja30-6t
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RAFFLE-TWO PAINTINGS!
COMPANION STUDIES OF PEONIES, BY
" MISS A. p. AUSTIN, will be rallied at the
Capital Hotel FEBRUARY 18th. Four hundred
tickets at 81 25 each. Now sale at Hough-
toms Bookstore. ja2S-3w
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NEW AlsYERTiSERE S1's.

The best place il California have yr printing done
A. J. Johnston * Cos, 4IoJ St. Sacramento, Cal
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-06-27

Our Fire Department.

The Annual Inspection and Parade of
the Anderson Fire Department took place
last Tuesday afternoon. The Companies
assembled at the corner of Greenville
street, and, preceded by the city police,
who were mounted on fine horses,
marched down Main street to Bolton
street. thence to McDufie street and back
to the Square: Tho Y. A. Cornet Band
was in the line and discoursed sweet
music along the route. When the Com
panies reached the Squsre, they halted in
front of Brick Range. where they were
inspected by the Mayor and City Council.
At the conclusion Of the inspection,
Mayor Tribble made short address to
the Firemen, in which he compimented
them upon their fne appearance, and
said he, as we'll as every other citizen OF
Anderson, felt proud OF the Department.
There were q large crowd OF visitors IN
the city, and the streets as well as tie
windows and doors and roofs OF the sur
rounding buildings were crowded with
the old and young of both sexes, all OF
whom seemed anxious to see the noble
firemen. Many exclamations of praise
could be heard on all sides, and the
strangers who were in our midst were
agreeably SURPRISED to know that Anderson
had such fine Department..
Immediately after the inspection, select
teams from the Pioneers and Indepen.
dents, under the command of.Capt r. M:
Baker and Capt. F. a. Spellman, engaged
in few races. The distance run was 100
yards. In the first race, there was no
time given. In the second race Capt. Be-
ker's team made the run and threw water
in 223 seconds, and Capt. Spellnan's team
in % seconds. In the Grab race Capt
Bakers team made it in let seconds, and
Capt. spellman's team failed to make
connection. The Shoe Fly Race was
made in 204 seconds by Capt. Bakers
team, and 195 seconds by Capt. Spellman's.
After the races, Hon. S. Cothran,
Jude Hudson, Mr.. @. T. Tolly and Solici-
tor Ansel, all of whom occup pied seats on
the Judges stand, were called upon in the
order named, and each responded in
few appropriate remarks.
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Sullivan Hardware Co.'s Specials.

Have you planted Sorghum? Do you
want to buy the best and latest improved
Sorghum Mills and Self-Skimming Evapo-
rators7 If so call on or apply to Sullivan
hardware Co. for prices, terms and full
particulars of their Sorghum Machinery.
See advertisement in this paper.
The Sullivan Hardware Co. are general
agents for the Smith Improved Cotton
Gins, Feeders and Condensers. We are
prepared to demonstrate the superiority oi
these Gins, and cordially invite all who
contemplate buying to call and examine
the Smith Gins, Feeders and Condensers.
or write us for further information as to
Gins, Presses, &c.
Remember that Sullivan Hardware Co.
are prepared to furnish at smallest cost
possible Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Wind
Mills and all other farm machinery.
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A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case Of failure q
return of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
Druggist bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis:
covery for Consumption. It is guaranteed
to bring relief in every case, when used for
any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest,
such as Consumption, Inflammation OF
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping
Cough, Group, etc., ETC.. It is pleasant and
agreeable to TASTE perfectly safe, and can
always be depended upon. Trial bottles
free at Hill Bros. Drug store.
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The Stock Show at Pendletor

In order to give all owners of fine stock
and others interested an opportunity of
participating in the arrangements for the
Stock Show, to be held at Pendleton on the
9Th of August next, in connection with the
other joint meetings of the farmers and
fruit growers during the same week, the
COMMITTEES In charge do hereby extend
general invitation to all interested in either
the Stock or Fruit Show to meet with the
Pendleton Farmers Society, in the Far
mers' Hall at Pendleton, on the 11th Of
July next, at 10 o'clock o. m., at which
time flnal discussions and arrang gemeats for
the exhibitions will take place.
In consid deration of the fact that this So
ciety has contributed the necessary funds
to pay large number of premiums in cash
for dorses and Cattle at this Show without
any charge to either exhibitors or speots-
tors, We trnst that all parties from all sides
will turn out and take part in making this
Stock ShoW and Fruit Exhibition the
finest YET ssen in this section.
Respectfully,
). @. SFRIBL1NG,
J. e. LEWIS.
B. HARRIS,
Committee in charge Of Stock Show