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TAX NOTICEl

The Tax OF 1890 has been committed to me for
collection. discount of ten cents on dollar
will be allowed on all taxes paid before August
LIST, 1891. JAS. A. MCGOWN. Collector.
Ellsworth, May 26th, 1880. 4w22
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Ball PLAYERS and athletes need Johnson's
Anody ne LiuIment FOR bruises lamcne-s and
cuts.
We have speedy and positive Cure for
tatarrh. DtphtheriA, Canker Mouth, and Head
ache. IN sHILOH's tATAERH REMEDY.
\ Nasal Injector free " it'll each bottle. Use il
II YOU desire health and sweet breath. Price
30 cents. Sold by 5 ID. Virgin. lyr2S
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BUCKEYES ARNICA SALVE.
SARsAPARILLA.

when Baby Wa sick, We gave her CastoriA.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Mss she chung to Castoria,
Whsa shs had Children, sha gave than Castogia
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ON sunday last A. r. De,ereux. E,q,
lost valuable horse in very unusual way.
In the morning q that day Mr.. Devereux. ac-
compauied by biz wife. started with their team
10 drive 10 Franklin 10 visit their daughter
The horse went all right until shortly after
passing Franklin road station, when he made
sudden spring and started to run. Mr.. Dew
ereuX soon hauled him up. but shortly after
be was seen to >tasger aud then he fell in the
road. dead. Mr.. DeyereuX says that his horse
was dead when be struck the ground. He
knows Of no reason for the animals sudden
death, unless il might be the rupture ofa
blood vessel.
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An Editors Faith.

The editor OF the Adrocdte. published at
GreeDyille, Ala, expresses his faith in 5. s..
s.. The good this preparation has accom-
plished is incalculable and thousands Of men
and women that ii has saved from an early
grave to-day rise up and bless the originator,
and those who placed it in their power to pro-
cure it. number of our acquaintances have
used this wonderful medicine to their great
benefit, most Of them to their perfect healing,
and their testimony has been given to the pub
lie that others like them may take the healing
balm. We know that SwIFT's SPECIFIC Is.
s. 81 is no bumbug, auti can recommend it,
and we do most heartily. The proprietors are
genial. liberal and charitable, and have done
probably as much or more good than any other
firm in the South. Read, reflect and be re-
lieved. -GreenriHe tAla.) Adrocate, Nov.
1889.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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LOST.

Bank book No. 35ls. Finder will please leav
with Hancock County Savings Bank. 3w23s
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FOR SALE!

Farm and residence IaI.y trru !. 1. I..H.t .u
good condition, viii rur - t1Ir- nj t.r- fT,l-
story house In .npI TrItt1t, LARS, ..l. ... ..t.
buildings. viii o., -o'f utI -H"I-f... N.... TO
FRED S. SMITH,
ono. Main St., Ellsworth.
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CURE YOURSELF.

CURE YOURSELF.
Don't pay large doctors bills. The best med
ical book published, one hundred pages, ele-
CANT eolored plates, will be sent on receipt of
three 2-cent stamps to pay postage. Address
A. p. Ordway 4 Co., Boston. Mass.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
THE BEST SALvE In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilbains,
Corn, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. 1t is guaran.
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box.
FOR SALE BY s. d. Wiggin.
-DANA'S SARsAPARILLA,
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I.aEnna-Ar May =. sch wycr & sargent. sar
gent TampiCu
y Thomas-Ar May 70. brig Woodbury.. Brown.
New York
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DANA's SARSAPARILLA.
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Sheriff Sale.

Ellsworth. April 2, 1883.
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Pauper Notice.

June End, 1890.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-01

marked difference between supply and de
mand, and we as yet fail to produce enough for
home consumption.
It is sad commentary upon the productive
qualities of our State, and sadder one on the
energy of our people, when we are compelled
through lack OF interest. and this the whole
cause, 10 import annually over 159 carloads of
dressed poultry aggregatiug over S.00s, coo
pounds, which means a loss to our producers
at 10 cents per pound, a fair valuaton-of
We do not produce-this will be no doubt
be news to many-within fifteen mill
ion dozen of what is used. There has been i'm
ported into California during the year Just
closed over 1000 600, yes, nearly S5,ejO,OU0
worth of eggs, and what Is more surprising,
these large imporiations have made but little
difference in price to tie consumer, thereby
showing the demand to be still greater than the
supply.
1.-THE poultry raisers of the Eastern and Mid
die States can pay freight and undeTsell us in
this market, there must be secret in the bust
ness which we should be endeavoring to dis
cover; and if they do not undersell Us so much
the worfe as our lack of energy is much more
apparent.
The seeming insgnifcance of the business
agriculturists that causes this state OF affairs,
and Whit b should be speedily overcome. II The
newcomers would take up this industry il
might stimulate our own people, and cause
them, as II has in other instances to apply their
renewed energy to this most important industry,
and give it the commercial standing il merits.
II is not like other industries where the con-
sumner must be educated up to its uses; 1t IS sim
ply a question of extended consumption.
few years since a compilation Of values of
the different agricultural products OF the
United States was made by a gentleman inter-
from the United States Agricultural Reports of
1882, and are as follows.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

UMMONS.-STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Coun-
y ty of Sacramento. In the Superior
Court in and for said county. The People of
the state of California to W. L. MONTGOMERY
MARY MONTGOMERY and ]. NJ. WATTS,
greeting You are hereby notified that an
action was commenced in the Superior Court OF
the county OF Sacramento, State aforesaid, by
the filing o a complaint in the Clerks office Of
said Court, on the Sth day of october, 1883, in
which action LLOYD ]. GODDARD is plaintiff,
and you are defendants That the general nature
of the action, as appears from said complaint, is
as follows: To recover judgment against you
for the sum OF fifteen hundred dollars, due upon
the promissoiy note OF ssid W. l. and Mary
Montgomery to plaintiff, dated May II, 1877, for
81 SEQ together with interest upon said sum of
81 800 from October g. 1855, st the rate of eight
per cent. per annum, snd which note defendant
Watts assumed and agreed 10 pay.
Also to obtain decree OF this Court Tor the
foreclosure of certain mortgage executed BY
the said VI. L. and Mary Montgomery on the
18th day OF May, 1887, to secure the payment OF
plaintiff above described. Ard the PREMISES
conveyed by said mortgage, to wit AL OF lots
IA, Is and 16, in the town OF Florin, IN the
county Of Sacramento, State OF California, CON
tanning ~ acres more or less. and bounded on
the north by the township line between San
joaquin and Brighton township, on the esst by
lot No. II in said town, on the south BY Astreet,
and on the west by lot No. is in said town, ana
being 8 part OF the northeast one quarter Of
section two, in township north, Of range est,
Mt Diablo base and meridian, he sold, and the
proceeds applied Ol4e pay LueIt TX ll-IScr
OF sale, the costs OF this action, and the amount
found due. And in case such proceeds are NOT
sufficient to gay the same, that Judgment be
docketed against W. L. Montgomsry Mary
Montgomery and J. N. Watts for the balance
remaining due; and, also, that the said defend
ants and all persons Claiming by through, or
under them, may be barred and forclosed of all
right, title, claim, lien, equity or redemption
and interest in and to said n9rtgaged premises,
and for other and further relief
And you are hereby directed TO appear and
answer said complaint within ten days from the
service OF this writ, exclusive of the day CT serT
ice. IL served on you in said County OF SacIs-
mento; and within thirty days exclusive Of the
day OF service, If served elsewhere: ard you are
further notified that unless you so appear and
answer within the time above specified, the
plaintiff viii apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in said complaint
IN testimony whereof, /. Wm. B. Hamilton,
Clerk OF the Court aforesaid, heTeunto set
nv hand, and affix the seal of said Court this
Sth day Of October, A. d. 1889.
sea- ". B. HAMILTON, Clerk
BY ". ". RHoADs. Deputy Clerk.
CHAUSCEY II. DUNN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
fel- qtS
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Amerlca Leads the World

In taste and the refined customs of civil
cation. Of 2454,504 cases of champagne
imported in the United States during the
last ten years, over % per cent. was G. H.
Mumm's Extra Dry" whose imports were
200, 900 cases in excess of any other brand.
Quality will tell.
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Deeds to Real Estate Filed With the
County Recorder.
From law and abstract Office of Brusie & Tay
lor, southeast corner OF Seventh and J.
II. J. Dillman to Christian Hoefiich-Traot
p of the New Romena Colony: $50.
Priscilla Whitaker to S. B. Smith Undivided
three eighth interest to lots s. 6, and s, @ and
R. Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets; SO.
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The discovery OF aatural gas in the city OF
the only obstacle, it was claimed, in the way OF
establishing manufactures in California. This
discovery will encourage the extension of many
enterprises of which this State is in great need.
We hail with delight the discovery of this most
important agent of many resources that have
been he'd in check by reason of the scarcity OF
available fuel at such prices as would warrant
its use.
entity of Stockton has been demonstrated to the
extent that warrants the investment OF capital
tc further seek it, in hopes of obtaining limit
less flow, we expect to see the next twelve
months an era of progression heretofore une-
qualed by any other epoch in our history.
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RESUME.
We have incorporated herein such subjects as
we believe to be of interest to not only our own
citizens. but non residents as well, to whom at
all times we are willing tn extend such infor-
nation in our power regarding Californias re-
sources.
We have no section to favor, and will give the
true standing of any particular locality upon
which inquiry may be made. Our interest is
California as whole. Our time and attention
is gratuitously given for the encouragement and
Advancement OF herIesourees located wherever
they may be, within the confines of her Dor
bers, and the successful results each season of
the exhibition, in quantity as well as quality Of
exhibits, leads us to believe that our laboTs are
appreciated.
A progressive spirit now prevails in sll agri
cultural industries, and we but need additional
numbers to take advantage of. our untold re-
sources. With an increase OF population, Cali
tornia can and will attain the foremost place
among the States of this Union in agricultural
pursuits of all varieties. In the accomplish
ment of this we desire TO be an able adjunct.
We append our financial statement in detail,
to which we invite careful inspection.
FINANCIAL SUMMARY.
Cash on hand at commencement of
year. SYUl 81
Total receipts from all sources......, 1887 80
slO4 479 80
Total disbursements s1Jl,SO1 80
Cash on hand February 1, 1S90............ III 9S
s1O4.479 80
CHRISTOPHER GREEN, President
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81 Do not forget the large line of Furni-
ture, Carpets, Etc, which we are Offering
at the lowest price possible. Bedroom
Sets, pieces with ms w mattress, only SEQ.
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AGRIcULTuRAL MACHINERY.

The improved inventions in agricultural ma
chinery is certainly keeping abreast with the
demands The novelty of the combined har-
vester had hardly worn off before we were shown
a practical and powerful motive power for it.
Among the many new and practical inven-
tons of the present age, that were on exhibit
ton at the fair of 1859, was found the steam
wagon, which has been perfected to a degree of
usefulness not heretofore attained. The ma
chine on exhibition was the invention of Daniel
Best, and its use was demonstrated by test be-
fore a committee selected by this Board, and
the perfect ease with which it handled gang
of twelve plows, in dry soil, was noticeable. Its
use in the large wheat growing sections of this
State win be most acceptable adjunct, in both
blowing and harvesting seasons.
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The first duty OF the agriculturists of Cali
fornia is to provide food Tor home eonsump-
ton II they cannot accomplish this, there is
yet ample opportunities in this calling for ad-
ditional numbers. providing all 90 not attempt
to cultivate the same crop.
In the classified list of agricultural products
Of this nation arranged according TO values,
meat stands first, corn second, poultry third,
dairy products fourth, and wheat next, and in
this connection, We might say that the devel-
opment of American dairyiDg exhibits the
greatest progress ever. made IN any branch Of
agrieultu e Its rapid growth and remarkable
improvement are q combination of merit diff
cult to equal
Tne Application OF mechanical skin and in
ventlve genius thar accomplished this viii, il
like manner, advance any industry in this eoun
try.
1t is no doubt supposed by many that of the
products Of the soil California most certainly
provides enough for the consumption Of her
people but. as fact OF the great commodities
named she only provides in sufficient quantity
one. viz: wheat.
The cause We attribute, as heretofore men
toned, 10 a superabundance of resources that
is to say, our resources greatly exceed the toll
ers Take the culture of poultry in California
There is q great lack of interest in this import
ant industry, and being one of such commercial
importance as should attract the attention of
producers, Is it not surprise that such state
of affairs exist We select this subject as one
of our principal delinquents, into which the
newcomer with limited means can embark
without fear of depression from competition.
Here where we have every advantage known
for the successful culture OF poultry, there Is
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

elU4.4fy 81
CHRISTOPHER GREEN, President.
EDWIN F. SMITH, Secretary.
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AUCTIONS.
w. n. sHERsURN.
AUcTIoNEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 1913 K street.
Auction Sale
Watches, Jewelry, Notions. Under
wear, Socks, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc,
EVERY EVENING, Commencing at 7oclock,
NO. sss X STREET.

HlHE sNow-sHOvELERs RETURNING FROM
| the blockade would benefit themselves BY
attending these evening sales, for the reason
that they can buy Tobacco, Cigars, Socks, Under
wear, Etc, cheaper than anywhere else in
Sacramento.
N. H, WILLIAMS, Auetioneer.
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THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL SERVICE.

In his address at the opening of
the New Zealand Parliament, in
June, the Premier, Major Atkinson,
made the following statement rela-
tive to the mail service:
Members will observe that there
IS a large reduction in the Postal
and Telegraph Department. This
arises from no provision being made
for the San Francisco mail service
after the expiration of the present
contract, and from other items, a full
explanation of which will be given
by the Postmaster General when the
Estimates come before the commit
tee. L must regret the San Francisco
service is likely to fall through for
q time, as the New South Wales
Government have positively refused
to join in the subsidy, and I fear
that there is small hope of the I'm
perial Government agreeing to pay
for the conveyance of the mails to
and from London and San Francisco
| cannot, however, believe that we
are likely to be long without good
steam service between Auckland and
San Francisco.
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The Latest Social Sham.

Il met what | think is a new de-
parture in social shams," said claim
agent who works large European
collection field, the other day. IA
woman came to my Office and wanted
to know how much / would charge
her to have her name and those of her
daughters written this summer on all
the fashionable hotel registers and
other books kept for that purpose in the
chief places of historical or scenic in
terest throughout Europe. was to be
careful not to get them registered in
two places at the same time, and was
to be sure that they were duly tele-
graphed TO the American newspapers.
At first did not understand her mo-
tive, and said: But why don't you
do it yourself, MADAME We would
have to charge you a great deal more
than it is really worth--it would be
little trouble for you to attend to such
little thing or one of your daugh-
ters. Why. man, don't you under
stand3 she replied, annoyed at my
dizziness in not taking in the situation
we are not going over at ALL So ]
sook the contract at good price, and
her name will be duly cabled over as
among the latest arrivals in London,
Venice, etc, TO the envy of her
friends, while in reality she will be
hiding away in some country board
ing house. New York Tribune.
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CABLES In THE PACIFIC.

The East Indian cable, which
connects Europe with Australia,
was broken in June somewhere
near Java. The Auckland Herald,
commenting on the accident, says:
"The sudden and unexplained
breakdown of the cable lines. and
the prospect that Geographic COM
munication with Europe will not be
re-opened perhaps for weeks, brings
up with great force the whole ques-
ton of telegraphic connection be-
tween New Zealand and Europe.
We have now become accustomed
to rely upon the cables, and our
commercial and political life is adj
justed to its continuance. The
breakage is supposed to have been
caused by volcanic eruption in
the submarine depths where the
cable is laid about the coast of
Java, and as this is a cause which
may at any time recur in these re-
gions, and is entirely beyond human
control, we are forced to consider
if cable communication cannot be
secured by another route. y +
II was proposed some time
ago to connect either Queensland
or Now Zealand with Vancouver,
British Columbia, by way OF
FIJI and HAWAII. The cost of the
cable would be about $4,000, 900
The whole line was divided into
three great sections, and the Pacific
section consisted of: l. Brisbane OF
Sydney to North Cape, New Zea.
land, connecting at the former with
the Australian telegraph system, at
the latter with the telegraph sys.
tenn of New Zealand, 1900 knots
2. North Cape to one of the FIJI
Islands, 2240. 3. Fiji to Tanning
Island, 227O. 4. Tanning Island tt
one of the Sandwich Islands, 1860
3. Sandwich Islands to Barclay
Sound or Port San Juan, Vancouvel
Island, 2730. 6. Barclay Sound
across Vancouver Island and tn,
Strait of Georgia to Vancouver
city, the terminus of the Canadian
Pacific Railway, 100, making /:
total of 5000 geographical miles.
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NOTICE.

cEx NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
E8A that il Phaeton and a Brake,
which have been i'm the Hawaii.
an Carriage Manufacturing Co.'S Store
rooms for six months past. are not called
for within ten days from date, they will
be sold at public auction.
Honolulu, July "a, 1890. 21-3t
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ostrich Farming on Oahu-wm it Pay

Ostrich Farming on Oahu-wH 1t Pay?
Mr.. EDITOR: GA carload of os-
triches passed through this city
yesterday" was the most notable
item in nearly all the San Francisco
daily papers six years ago. The
curious learned that these importa-
tions were all the way from South
Africa, and that they were not wild
ostriches for show but tame ones,
and on their way to Southern Cali
fornla, where it was hoped to nat
uralize them and farm for feathers.
The visitor to California is to-day
surprised 30 see large troops of
native and acclimated ostriches
The ostrich farms are at present.
located in Southern California, near
Los Angeles and San Diego. Does
it pay in California? Ostrich farm
ing is now one of the largest and
most profitable industries of that
country. When we know that the
expectation of feathers alone is
annually millions of dollars, and
that q single bird will produce each
year ten per cent of its value in
feathers, to say nothing of the in
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Honokaa School Examination.

The closing exercises of the
Honokaa English Government
School took place on Tuesday, July
9Th, at which quite number of the
parents and residents were present.
This school is under the tuition Of
Mrs. R. NJ. Overend, principal, and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Scott, assistants.
The rooms were tGstefully deco
rated with festoons of braided ferns
and flowers, entirely the work of
the pupils.
Specimens of writing and draw
ings of animals and maps adorned
the blackboards and elected the
admiration of those present. Vari-
Gus written exercises in the con-
struction of sentences, word lam
guage, original questions and an
swers, and original compositions in
the form of letters addressed in
envelopes, were passed around for
inspection. These, and the exercises
in reading, their clear and distinct
pronunciation, the impromptu
questions asked by the pupils on
various subjects and correctly an
swered, showed wonderful degree
of proficiency and familiarity with
the English language that is the
more surprising when we consider
that with the majority of the pupils
English is not the language spoken
| at home.
1t proves that the esteemed prin-
cipal and her worthy assistants,
possess in large degree that de-
sirable quality of imparting instruc-
ton to make lasting impression
on the minds of the young, and
which is the true secret of success
in teaching. The prompt and ac-
curate solution of examples and
questions in both written and men
tai arithmetic, showed the same
careful and palnstaking instruction.
The rhetorical exercises at the
close were of varied and interest
ing character and delighted the au-
dience. After distributing goodly
number of picture and story books
to the most deserving of the pupils,
the singing of the National An
them, " Hawaii Ponoi, closed one
of the most creditable and success
full examinations held in the king
dem
Honokaa, July 10, 1890.
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Il leading daily paper of the Kingdom