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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-04

Birth, death and marriage notices must be sent in
by responsible parties, and paid for at The rate u %
eGIts each; funeral notice., y cents
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-04
NOTICE TO WELL-B9RERs

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by n. NJ. Orr Secretary of the Bard OF
Directo of the Stste Asylum for the insane at
$50 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
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mARRIED,

Sacramento, July ply Rev. A. C. Herrick,
Joseph r. Hill Jr., to Gertrude y. Jones'
San Francisco, June 25-By Rev. DR.. Every
court, NJ. c. Scott, of San francisco, to Lie E.
Allen. OF Mlchigan Bar. No cards.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-04

MATHUsHEK PIANOS the best. Endorsed
by artists. Cooper's music store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-04

MAxoS & AcKLEY, Oil and 9l3 Second ST,
ere now agents for the Columbus buggies.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-04

OReASs.-New Invoice just received.
Hammers music store, $50 J street.
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Sacramento Excursion

If you are all run down. tagged out, tax e
Simmons Liver Regulator and be spry.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-04

SEE the reliable Domestic before you
buy sewing machine Ninth and J.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-04

Galeotto. Pellegrino Gabrielle, Florindo
Grossi, Sebastiano Michel. Egldio Onesti,
| Stefano Rinaldi, Emilio Stefani.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-04

TRY DR.. Hobbs Golden Seal for diar-
rhopa
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NhDNESDA1, July D. 1859.
Estate of Ferris J. Moore, deceased-Petitior
ior order settling account OF Administrator par
tally heard and continued till the 18th.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One-Armstrong, Judge.
Department Two-Van Fleet, Judge.

WEDNESDAY, July ), 1889.
Joanna Cooper VS. John f. Cooper-Decree Of
divorce in favor OF plaintiff on the ground O.
cruelty.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-04
HarseS for Livery, Brewers, Gr0cerS,
Butchers, Etc.

WE HAVE At THE STOCKYARDS leo
w head fine Geldings and Mares from our
siskiyou ranch. These horses are all well bred
and will be sold at reasonable prices if applied
for at once. a. HEILBRON & BRO, No 217
street. ie22 If
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CALIFORNIA IRON YARD
II. j. ROGERS & Co.
BUYS AND SELLS,
Gast6a drought iron Scrap
-DEALERs N
METALS OF AL KINDS
Secondhand Boilers and Machinery
HIGHEST PRICE Paid for AL Kinds Of OLD METAL
I2s-lao FOLSOM ST.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
NoTTCE.

THANKING MY FRIENDS FOR PAST
favors. and respectfully asking their eon>id
Grafton in the future take this method Of in
forming them that it is my purpose 10 continue
in the PLUMBING AND GA~FIT1ING
business in Sacramento, and would respectfully
invite all who wish my services to leave their
orders at my residence, 5ll n street, for the
present. AS SION as a favorable location is
found shall open shop. due notice of which
viii be given. Lje29-6tl A. J. MUIR.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-04

The Douglas Shoe for men. What splendi
reputation it has
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GRAND REDUCTION
JOE POHEIM, the Tailor,

203 Montgomery street, 724 Market street and
lilo and 1l12 Market street, San Francisco;
l05-l09 Santa Clara street. San Jose; 600 J
street, Sacramento: 40 81 South spring street.
Los Angeles; 102l-l023 Fourth street, San
Diego iel7-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
AN ATHLETIC PRINCE.
Henry OF Prussia. Emperor William. Popa-
lar brother.

lar brother.
Prince Henry OF Prussia, the KAISER 5
brother. is the idol OF the German
naval service. He Is the ''Unser
Heinrich" of the navy. just Is his inn
perial father used to be the '.Unser
Fritz of the army. and countless
stories are told to illustrate his good
nature. his devotion to his profession
and his physical prowess. Once. when
the Olga of which no WAS ti;en watch
keeping Lieutenant. was lying on the
Gulf OF Kiel, the order was given
through him for all hands TO bathe.
The weather Was chilly and an officer
remarked so the Prince that the water
must be far too cool to be pleasant
He suggested. therefore. that the order
should be annulled. Without a word
Prince Henry. who was on the bridge
sprang thence to the sea. swan to the
Jacobs ladder astern. climbed on
board again, and mounting. dripping
to the bridge, said to the officer: DO
you gay 50 nowp" There was no re-
ply. and the Prince. instead of going
below To change. remained ON the
bridge In his vet clothes until the
watch was relieved Another story
illustrates the Princes activity One
day Mt Wilhelmshaven he put thaler
between his teeth and dashed up the
rigging OF his ship. crying: He who
catches me shall have the thaler.
Although he was pursued by the
whole Of the ships company not on
duty. he was not caught and at last
swinging himself by rope TO the deck.
he turned to the nearest OF his pur-
suers and said, laughingly: III you
are as thirsty as am you must want
1t, 50 here's your money. "--London
Truth
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
Legislation Against SANDER.

In some regards the statutes OF Vir-
ginia formerly contained some OF the
most grotesque examples OF Legislation
which this country has afforded. IL
its enactment against Islander had ever
been faithfully enforced. the provis-
ions were calculated to extirpate 1t.
especially among the feminine portion
Of her citizens. The foil owing is the
law as Ii existed In the days of ''Old
Virginia. rerbatim et fiteraiim:
Whereas. oftentimes many babbling
women often Islander and scandalize
their neighbors for which their poore
husbands are often brought into
chargeable and vexatious suites. and
caste in create damages: Bee 1t there
fore enacted by the authority afore-
said. that in actions of Islander. occa-
stoned by the wife as aforesaid. after
Judgment passed for the damages. the
woman shall be punished by ducking:
and IL the SANDER be soc enormous as
to be adjudged at greater damage
than five hundred pounds OF tobacco.
then the women to suffer ducking
for each five hundred pounds OF to-
bacco adjudged against the husband.
II he refuse to pay the tobacco.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
a Very Bad Waiter

George" remarked Mrs Jackhigh
10 her husband. "who Is this Sam Tay-
lor | heard you and Major johnson
talking aboutp Is he a good waiterP'
"A good waiter. my deara What do
you mean?"
why | heard you tell the major
that down at the club the other night
Sam Taylor came in with tray-tull
and dropped his pile. and thought
that he must have been very careless.
And then George gazed out of the win
dow wish far-away look in his eyes.
Life
Aspiring poet-''with your per-
mission should like TO read my new
poem ! have on Mount Vesuvius. /"
Literary editor-''GertainIy. you may
read Il on Mount Yesuvius. but don't
attempt to do so here or I'll summon
the fighting editor Omaha World.
Lawyer were present
when the man was shot. were youpn
Rafferty, wuz. scr. II was in the
hotel office" Lawyer-"You saw the
man shot in the rotunda. did youPr
Rafferty, BE hivins. Oh didn't notice
II 1t hit him in the rotunda or not. ~
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
HOLY GRAIL LEGENDS.
Considered Chiefly with RNsersnce 3.
Their seltic Origin.

Considered Chiefly with Rs,erenee 20
Their seitio Origin.
The only way to get a conclusive
estimate Of Mr.. Nuts progress in the
investigation he has taken up Is TO read
his book; but one may usefuily sum-
Marie his conclusions here.
Among the formative elements OF
our Grail story that are of Celtic ORR
gin one may distinguish the stories
that have crystalized about Percival,
who is. OF course. Peredur and the
Amadan Nor or Great Fool OF Camp
bells West Highland tales. Such are
the eud-Quest. where man. by the
use OF talismans. avenges his kinsmen;
the Expulsion and Return tale. and the
Bespelled Castle tale. where a hero
goes to an enchanted hold. and by his
questions breaks the spell which holds
the inmates. a spell connected with
food from a magic vessel
Now, one OF the characters In these
tales is the Celtic war god. Bran. with
his enchanted spear and cauldron. He
is associated with Avalon. and he Is
the link by which the Oriental legends
of the Gospel of Nicodemus. early pop
nlar in Great Britain and centering
round Joseph OF Arimathaea. the saint
OF Glastonbury. were brought into con-
nection with the cycles of Peredur and
his brother, Gwalchmai (Gawain.)
This was done in the twelfth cent
ury, and the result was the spirituali-
xation OF the whole story and the be-
stowal upon the Grail OF that deep re-
ligious and ethical meaning which
reaches It's fullest expression when
Galahad supercedes Percival as the
Grail hero, and when the quest Is made
the turning point OF the whole Arthur
ian cycle. The history Of the Grail
Is thus the history OF the gradual trans
formation OF old Celtic folk tales into
poem charged with Christian SYM
bolism and mysticism
The twelfth century looked for at
vehicle to express the new ideas. the
new faith. the new feelings which were
stirring II so profoundly, and this is
found 10 the adaptation Of Welsh
myths. -Athen8um.
Mrs %. C. Converse. OF Water
bury. Conn. nov nearly eighty years
OF age, is remarkably proud Of the fact
that years ago. when a school teacher
In the West, she had two pupils who
have become famous In South Bend,
Ind. she taught little Benny Harrison
his letters. One fall in Ohio n sudden
cold snap froze IA canal near her school
house. aud some boats we're caught
and held there for several weeks. A
boy who drove Tor one Of the boats
came to her school He was fourteen
years old and the boys called him Jim
Garfield.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
KILLED ITS MASTER.


The story of Phenomenal Buli-Fight
Held In Seville. spain.
A few years ago. the inhabitants Of
Seville read. with surprise. in the ad-
refreshments OF an approaching bull
fight this unusual notice;
when the third bull shall have at
tackled the picadors and receives three
pairs OF banderillas. a young peasant.
by whom IL has been brought up, will
appear in the ring. He will approach
the bull. caress II. and after removing
the banderiilas. one after another. will
lie down between Its horns"
The announcement OF so singular a
feat attracted AN immense crowd to the
amphitheater. The third bull APP
peared an animal with splendid horns
aud very brave; 1t slew four horses.
received the banderillas. aud became
furious. Then. contrary TO custom,
NIL the tereros retired from the ring,
leaving the bull stamping about and
shaking the bloody darts which hung
from his neck.
All at once a long whistle was heard.
The bull paused and listened. IL was
repeated. The bull approached the
barrier. and a young man leaped into
the ring. calling the bull by Its name.
''Mosquitow The animal knew it,
master came 10 caress. and was APP.
peased. The peasant gave II his hand
to lick. and with the other began TO
scratch IL behind the ears-an opera
ton which seemed to afford the brute
much pleasure He then gently re-
moved the banderillas which annoyed
the neck of Mosquito. made II go down
on its knees. and placed his head be-
tween its horn, The grateful bull
seemed to listen with pleasure to a
pastoral melody sung by It's mas
Ter. The adpiration OF the multi
tude. hitherto suppressed by sur
prise, burst forth with Andalusian vio-
lence. and shook the building. Hear
ing this frenzied applause. which had
accompanied all his sufferings. the
bull. Till then under charm. APP
peared to wake and return to reality.
1t suddenly rose. believing. and the
peasant tried to escape. But IL was "a
late. This animal. rs though furious
al being betrayed. tossed the young
man into the air. received him again
on It's horns. gored him, tampled on
him. and crushed him TO pieces. Ia
spite OF the efforts of the toreros
The performance was suspended
phenomenon in Spain--and the horri
fed public quilted the circus in 81
iencc.-San Francisco ArgouauL
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14

The polite official related an instance
OF one man who presented a license
which had been issued two years pre-
viously. and wanted to know II IL was
yet valid. He was informed that 1t
WAS good until used. for which infor-
nation he seemed very grateful. ''You
have waited an extraordinary length
OF time" said the official to him My
girl went back on me-" was the reply
Then this alters the case; that license
Is only good for the parties in whose
name il was originally granted
That's all right, my girl has now
changed her mind. and wen get
hitched this time sure" was the
laconic answer Washington Press.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
AN s-n,ous moMek !.


Ho@ Number 0f HAD Boys frightened n
Pem~e-LavsnK cstsz~n.
A number OF Boys of just about the
age when boys feel the most mlschiev-
Gus. got n piece of gas pipe. filed IL
with sand and plugged IL at the ends.
leaving room for a piece OF string TO
hang out After this was done the gas
pipe presented very formidable APP
pearance. and that night the boys
placed II at the door OF resident In
their neighborhood. All In the house
had gone to bed and II was left undis-
turbed till morning. The lord OF the
house was the first to discover II. and
after he recovered from the shock il
caused him. he began TO cautiously
examine It. After awhile he went In
the yard. first warning his wife and
daughter not to 20 near the ''bumb'
as he called IL Presently he returned
carrying the clothes-line. on one end
Of which he had made a siip-noose
He advanced toward the cause of all
the trouble and carefully slipped the
moose over II ana drew IL taut Then
telling his wife and daughter to GO
down to the corner. he reiterated to the
back Of the yard. climbing over the
fence he shut his eyes and gave the
rope sudden jerk This was all the
young scrape-graces. who were watch
ing him from distance. were able 20
stand. and when the poor man. who
Ind suffered an awful strain on his
nerves. pulled himself up till his nose
rested on the top OF the fence that he
might see the result OF his desperate
effort. an explosion OF laughter far
louder than he had expected from the
bomb greeted him. and-there isn't q
boy In the neighborhood who will GO
by that house now.-Buffalp Express.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14

After considerable lettrr-writin /!
In the press. the crusade against the
game Of 'tip-cat." the street ara,,s'
cricket. which can be seen in the
streets of New York as well as In Lon.
don. was begun by the arraignment
of a boy at Westminster charged with
"wantonly discharging. TO the COM
mon danger. missile called n cat"
or the many uses OF electricity
perhaps the mos, novel Is It's employ
ment in India 70 kill snakes. Before
all the doors and around the
house two wires are laid. isolated
from each other and connected with
an induction apparatus. When the
snake attempts to enter the house he
complets the circuit and Is killed by
the shock.
-Whiskers. correctly speaking. are
only that portion OF mans facial hair
which Is worn on each side of his face.
while the rest Is shaven clean. A
man with a full beard can not be said
to wear whiskers. As the very name
indicates. the appendages are. frag-
ments OF a beard The American
barber has almost lost the art OF
trimming boards. they are now so
little worn in this country.
-Women's rights are sometimes
imagined to be acknowledged only in
Christian countries. Uganda, In Cen
trail Africa, is certainly al exception
20 the rule. II II Is rule. Here Is a
passage In proof from Mr.. Ashes new
book ON that country: Sometimes
women hoeing near the roadside will
capture a passer-by. and. on pain OF a
severe cast cation or OF robbing him.
will make him take a turn while they
have smoke"
Probably one railroad ticket never
carried larger party out Of Main than
did one sold In Saco recently. and
every thing was fair and above board.
The party consisted of young wom-
an and her seven children. whose ages
ranged from one 10 eight years. When
the family were arranged. with the
lady, the baby. twins about two years
old. and another child. another pair OF
twins and some miscellaneous baggage
opposite them. they form d an inter-
esting group
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
HER NEPHEW JOSHUA.


How Grandma Got Him through with
out Paying Fare For Him.
MADAM" said the conductor, 10 he
came along to the old lady who had
good-sized chunk OF boy seated be-
side her. III that boy Is over i've
years OF age he will have 10 pay hall
fare"
HE is my grandson. he is. she ex-
planned, land I'm taking him home 10
stay with me for few weeks. His
mother hain't been bit well this hull
summer and -"
''he Is certainly eight or nine years
old" interrupted the conductor.
And as was saying. she's tried
almost every thing and hain't got no
benefit. | recommended jane weed
tea. and she drank Ms much NJ six
gallons afore she quit. She then"
'Half fare. madam
Yes. but wanted 10 say that
then told her she'd better have William
go to the woods and dig some sar-
sapariliy root aud bile II up. That's
an old standby with all the Johnsons
Bile 1t down 10 about a gallon. and
then add u pint OF whisky and
keep"
Madam, I'm Ia hurryr' sharply
interrupted the official
Yes, but want to tell you You
may git poor spell some time. and
want something To brace you. The
Johnsons have used sarsaparilly for
upwards OF forty years. and II it's
rightly prepared 1t has no ekal. After
you put in the whisky you want 70
keep II in a cool place s'pose you We
got "A cellar in your house. haven't
you? II you haunt"
''Bub. how old are youP" asked the
conductor rs he turned TO the child
| His name isJoshua." she explained
as she patted him on the head. His
mother kinder wanted TO call him
Lincoln or Garfield. but hung out FOR
the old-fashioned names. IL was a
close shave between Joshua or Obe-
diah. but Joshua came in ahead. BIZ
blical name. you know. while Obediah
was OF no perticklar account II Ire
| mcthUcf Ttkhb oUouihtl huultu WHtit
Jerusalem was burnin up. Joshua.
spell dog for the gentleman.
Dog" announced the child in loud
tones
"I.ai but isn't he smartr' exclaimed
grandma. as she patted him again.
MADAM" said the conductor. max,
ing one last effort. "the ru'es OF the
road bind me to collect fares whenever
they are due. This boy"
AS ! was saying. he will stay with
me about four weeks. she interrupted
''He's Ind kind OF rash breaking oui
on him by spells for the last tire,
months. and I'm going TO have him try
buttermilk for IL. The JohnsDns hay,
allus sot store by buttermilk. et'i
almost as good as"
He turned an passed on to the next
outwinded and discouraged and sh,
snuggled the boy up and said:
'Now. Josh. you kin g. TO sleep fo
an hour, and when you wake up III
give We billed egg and cookie. y
N. r. Sun.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14

Herr V6snss;a'r .Mein Gott, but
vas all proke up Watched init a
corpse last nighd." Gilligan-"Wuz
1t wake?" Herr Vogneer-''Nein.
you Irish chump; Id vas dead. Life
To be good husband a man must
have good memory. So he must He
must be able the next morning to tell
the same story he told the night be-
fore about where no had been. ASH
ingtpn Post.
when a-1amily at Berlin csfn not
pay rent they can go TO the ''City Shell
tor. big building where they are fed
and kept till work is obtained.
Lord Brassey's London house IL
lighted by electric lamps inclosed In
seashells OF the greatest beauty, whose
transparency sheds glowing reful-
genee over the whole aDaEtment
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14
Keeping Accounts in Boots

An old tradesman In Scotland used
to keep his accounts In a singular
manner. He hung up two boots. one
ON each side of the chimney; and in
one put all the money he received. and
in the other all the receipts and
vouchers for the money he paid; at
the end OF the year. or whenever he
wanted to make up his accounts. he
emptied the boots, and by counting
their several and respective contents.
he was enabled with little trouble TO
make balance. which was doubtless
as satisfactory to himself as II 1t had
been done by double entry. Shoe
and Leather Review.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14

FIRST citfZal-z-' They're talkin' av
cilibrathin' the four hundredth an
rnversary av the discovery nv the
country. Pat" Second citizen
"Begorral an Oi didn't think that
Castle Gardin was that ovid. Harp
er's Weekly.
II suppose you are ready to sub
staniiate any statement your paper
makes?" said an angry-looking caller
to the editor. ''Oh. yes; we have the
c"mpositors prove every thing that is
set up. "-.Washington Capital
Where have yoa been all
month";" asked one travelling man OF
smother. I've been in the country
studying insect life" ..Did you and
much TO interest your ..Lots In the
way of gnat-ural history, "--Merahani
Traveller.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-14

waiter. She inquired at the
restaurant, have you any black
bread2' Yes. miss" well. you
may bring me some. with little black
coffee" Why exclaimed her AS
tonished escort. .'is that all you are
going 10 eat9" You must remember
she replied. THAT ! am in mourning
now Washington Capital.
Miss Hortense (of Boston) -'Ir-
deed. ! can hardly look into the deep.
opalescent amethyst OF the star-be-
spanglcd midnight sky without recall
ing Rosetti's thin. blue flames OF
souls on their way to Heaven Then.
too. the soul-iullness OF inner moni
ality is grand Have you ever rea,t
Sui Us Psychology Mr. Charlie
(also of BOSTON, NO; but think
shall. first chance get. since he did
up kilrain in such great shaper'