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ORDERED TO VACATE.
Sinking Miners at the Dunsmuir Collieries
Must Abandon Their Homes.

MusL AU@AuVH Aheh AOm0o
VICTORIA, July 1S.-In the County Court
Of Nanaimo to-day 100 tenants of Dunsmuir
& Sons of the Wellington collieries APP
peared in answer to summons call
ing upon them to show cause why
they should not vacate the houses
owned by the firm. 1t was admitted that
notices to quit had been received. and that
forty-seven days with rent free had been
given in each case.
Judge Harrison expressed himself as IN
able to see how the men expected to gain
anything by refusing TO vaeate after such
fair notice. He saids that the rights of
property-owners must be respected and gave
orders for the men to vacate the houses,
allowing from three to fifteen days in each
case The strikers made the case the sub
ject of labor demonstration tonight and
the whole mining population is in a state
nf eYcitpmpnt
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A Blaze at Portland.

PORTLAND, July 1S.-Fire broke out TO-
day in the rear of cigar-store on First
street, between L and F. The cigar-store
was i'll block covered with a row of one
story frame buildings, occupied as stores,
saloons and restaurants Before the fire
could be extinguished five of the buildings
had been Quilted. f. j. Van Buren,, a bar
tender sleeping in back room of saloon,
narrowly escaped with his life The loss
was about $1,000; partially insured. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
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HAD A CLOSE CALL.
Escape Of Red Bluff Citizen and His Wife
From a Burning Building.

RED BLUFF, July 1s.-The citizens of this
place lad scarcely recovered from the effects
Of yesterday afternoons fire when they
were called again to battle with the fierce
flames at 1915 last night, when two small
house, belonging to NJ. j. Frank were
burned and the residence of d. w. Frank
badly damaged. The fire was caused by a
lamp explosion in F. A. Nauman's hand
and he and bis wife barely escaped with
their lives, saving nothing. The other
small house was occupied by II. Archibald
The loss was 5000; no insurance. NJ. j.
Franks loss, two houses, was $500; in
surance $1,000. d. W. Franks loss was
$1,000, fully covered by insurance. f. A.
Nauman lost 5000; insured for S1050.
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Another Anti.D. bris Convention.

to-day between George Ahleyer of Suffer
County and the Supervisors of this county
TO call a convention of delegates from
Yuba. Suffer, Colusa, Sacramento, Yolo
and SOlano counties to meet here on the
30th Of the present month to consider mat
tiers in relation to the debris problem and
the best method to put stop TO hydraulic
mining.
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Observation-Disclosures TROUBLE.
J. H. Damron Arrested in Les Angeles on
Another Charge Of Forgery.

Los ANGELES, July 1s.-J. M. Damron
was arrested this morning on another
charge of forgery, having on May 1st
affixed the name of S. NJ. Perry, Chairman
Of the County Board of Supervisors, to a
note for $780, which was discounted by the
California Loan Trust Company. 1t is
known that there are several other notes
Tor sums ranging from 500 upward, bear
Ing the joint Endorsement of Damron and
that OF well-known citizen who Is in San
Fran cisco, which are pronounced forgeries,
but it cannot be stated authoritatively in
the absence of the second party. Damron
was at one time an Assemblyman from thi.
6istrict
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BLOCKADE PREPARATIONS.
sDow-shsds Being Rebuilt and Repaired on
the Cascade Division

sBow-shsds Being Rebuilt and Repaired on
the Cascade Division.
SACRAMENTO. July ia large gang Of
woTkmen are engaged In the work of re-
pairing the snOw-sheds which, in their
weaker parts, were severely tested by the
remarkable SHOWS Of last winter. In many
places il has been found expedient to tear
down sections Of the sheds and replace them
by entirely new structures. More interest
ing than this to the railroad men on
"tne hill is the fact that force of car
penters is at work restoring the shed in the
mile stretch extending FROM Cascade east.
1t was regarded as doubtful whether the
company would undertake the expense
of rebuilding these sheds. which
had been destroyed by fire some
time before the famous blockade
of last January. 1t was expected
by most Of the railroad people in the ranks
that the rotary plows would be relied upon
TO keep the cuts cleared of snow. Since the
closing of the snow period q new rotary
has been added to the winter equipment of
the road. The old cyclone or auger-plow
will probably be sent up to Shasta division
to help TO avert repetition of the block
ade there,
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In THE EAST.
Results Of Yesterdays League and Brother
hood Games.

NEW YORK. July 1S.-The New York and
Cleveland league clubs played two games to-day.
each winning One Attendance al both games,
1000. Score:
New orks....................O 0 4 OF OIL 80 l-9
CleVelands .....-..-...........l l o o 0--5
Base hits-New Yorks II, Clevelands 10. Errors
New Yorks 4, CleyeaIds d. Batteries-Ruse and
Clarke, BeatiD and thinner. Umpire-McQuaid.
SECOND GAME.
New Yorks. ......................O o 2 o l Ga
Clevelands. 80. o 2 90 . o SIS
Base hits-New Yorks 3, Clevelands z. Er -ors-
New Works 3, Cleyeands s. Batteries-Rusie and
Clarke. Lincoln and thinner. umpire-McQuaid.
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FATALLY HURT.

4 Farm-Lsborer Killed in Runaway Acct
dent Near Stockton.
STOCKTON, July Is. - Abaur Ryder,
farm-laborer, aged 45 years, was killed by a
runaway team this afternoon near Peters,
fourteen miles east of Stockton. BE was
driving q four-horse team which was
used as part of combined harvester
autfit and the horses ran away
with him. He was thrown forward, strik-
Ing his head on the wheel. and died ten
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NOTES OF THE GAME.
A New Short-stop for the Home Team.
Sacramento's Troubles.

Sacramento's Troubles.
Manager Finn yesterday signed as short
stop W, ]. Everett Of Denver. The player
was engaged on the recommendation OF
Catcher Stevens, who says he is a frst-class
man in the position. a good hitter and a
very fast runner. Everett was highly
spoken Of last year by Captain Anson of
the Chicago team. He will be in this city
early next week. Ebright will then be
placed at third base. Finn is still on the
lookout for first baseman, and has not
heard from Halves. although busily work.
ing the wires to get an answer.
It was stated yesterday that Harris had
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Anson's Men Defeated.

PHILAD ELPHIA, July 1S.-The local league
club had everything lis own way with Chicago
to-day. Attendance 5000. Score:
y
Chicagos ................-......1 D o 1000 %
Base hits - Philadelphia 8, Chicagos 8. Er-
rors-Chicagos 8. Batteries-Viekery and Clements,
Hutchinson and KIttredge. Umpire-Mc Dermott
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Pit,sburp Outpleyad.

NEW YORK, July 1S.-The local brotherhood
team outplayed Pittsburg at every point this
afternoon. Attendance 500. Score:
New Yorks 90 OF Ito
PittsDurgs.. D U o.
Base hits-New Yorss IL, Pittsburgs 8. Errors
New Yorks l, Pittsburgs 8. Batteres-Crane and
Vaughan, Staley and Carroll. umpires-Ferguson
and HObert.
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sto akts;.'..' I'D o
Earned runs-oaklands 8. Two-Oase hits-Carsey,
DUNCAN. Stckney, LOhman. Sacrifice hits-Loh-
man. Kilroy, Selma (2). Carsey Duane, Mcdonald.
First base erroTs-Oaklands T. StOcktons 3. First
base called bals-Oaklands 8, StocStonS 2. Left
on bases-oaklands 3, Stocktons 2. Struck out-By
Carsey 8, by Kiiroy l. Hit by pitcher-Wilson.
Double piays-fudger, Fogarty and Selma, n. oNeil
to Isaacson. Passed ball-Duane. Wild pitch-Ki-
roy. Time OF camel hour and 45 minutes. UNI
pire-Gagus Scorer-W. Curtin.
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The Powder Pr.ma,urely Exploded

SEATTLE, July 1S.-A dispatch from
Falls City says that Michael Ryan, while
a. work on the Green River and Northern
Railroad, near Echo Lake, was killed this
morning by the premature explosion of a
stick of giant powder which lie held III his
hand. His body was blown TO pieces. He
was So years Of age and unmarried.
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At SACRAMENTO, JULY Is. 1890

San Francscos' .........3 2 o o o 0-e
Earned runs-Sacramentos g. San Franciscos 2.
Home runs-Bowruan Roberts. Three-base hit
Ebright. Two-base hts-Reitz, Hanley. Sacrifice
hits : McHale, Shea. First base on errors -
Sacranentos a, San Francscos A. First base
called balls = Sacramentos 3, San Franciscos 3.
Left bases-Sacramentos 3, San Franchises g.
Struck out-By Hoffman g. by Lookabaugh b. First
base on hit by pitcher = Reitz, Ebright. Passed
balls-Bowman, Stevens. Time OF game-2 hours.
Umpire-Donohue. Scorer-Edgar n. Sheehan.
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BORN.

RoCHE-In this city. July 16, 1890. to the wife OF
John d. Roche, daughter.
o'NElL-In this city, July IT, 1890. to the wife of
Thomas O'NeiI, 4 son.
BEHLow-In this city. July Is. 1890, to the wife
of Robert Behlow. son.
Mc6ILvERY-In this city, July g. 1890, to the wife
OF Thomas McGilyery, daughter.
MoLoNEY-In this city. July IA, 1890. to the wife
of John Moloney, son.
MAINS-July 10. 1890, to the wife of John F.
al a
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Murderer Davis Was Nervous.

SACRAMENTO, July 49, - Benjamin J.
Davis, convicted of killing his wife in San
Francisco, arrived tonight on his way to
Folsom Prison. He begged at the Police
Station to have some one put in the cell
with him owing to his nervous condition.
The request was not granted.
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nurvea's Poor Work

Boston, July 1S.-Duryea lost the game for
the Cinennatis to day. Attendance $500. Score:
Bostons. ........................lO 4 o D o 0-g
ClnclhnatlS. VI
Base hlts-Bostons IL, Cincinnatis A. Errors-Bos-
tons g Cincinnatis Z. Batteries-CIarkson and Ben
nett, Duryea, Mullane aud Harrington. Umpire
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SACRAMENTO, July 1S.-Tom Lynch, who
was charged with embezzlng money from
the Buffalo Brewing Company. while in its
employ, came up tonight from San Fran
cisco, and surrendered to the police. He
maintains his innocence of the charge.
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{ Contractor,s Violent Death.

HEALDsBURG, July 1s.-Thomas Wei
moth, a contractor of this place, was killed
this afternoon at joys mill, on Austin
Creek, by log rolling over him.
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A Walkover.

BROOKLYN, July 1S.-The Brooklyn league
team, by their heavy batting, had almost walk.
over to-day. Attendance 500. Score:
Pittsburgs.. o OIL 3 ! ] O.
Brooklyns .........-........-..4 U 8 D *-17
Base hits-Pittsburgs 9, Brooklyns IS. Errors
Pittsburgs 9, BrOoklyns l. Batteries-Coleman,
Osborne and Decker, Lovett, Daily and Bushong.
umnire-LYnch.
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minutes later. From letters found in his
pockets it was learned that he had been in
MERGED, San Jose and Santa Rosa recently.
He was an honorably discharged member
of Company G, Second Regiment, Califor-
mia Cavalry
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NJ ARSI ID.

MOlSE-ABRAMSKY-In this city, July 16, 1890,
Edgar II. Noise of San Francisco aud Kate +. l..
Abra msky OF Stockton.
SANDERS-NORRIS-In Oakland, July 4. 1890,
by the Rev. DR.. wendte of the Unitarian Church,
Oliver w. Sanders and NJ. /. Norris.
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A Logger Drowned.

EUGENE Oregon, July Is. = Emmett
Blakeley was drowned in the Willamette
River near Springfield yesterday while run
ming logs for the Springfield Mills.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not he inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same published.1
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THE GUARD sUCCUMBED.
Daring Escape Of Missouri Forger From
Custody.

EUGENE (Oregonl. July sc. E. Ar
thur, who was arrested at Halsey last Sun
day and brought here for forgery COM
mitted In Missouri, escaped from his guard
last night. The guard took him to see his
wife, who is sick, and while there the pris-
oner was allowed to go into room alone.
When he came out he was heavily armed,
and compelled the officer to drive him sew
eral miles into the country, where he got
out of the buggy ana took to the brush,
making good his escape.
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Mrs. Crackers Gift

SACRAMENTO, July Is. Mrs. E. B.
Crocker has given $500 to the Women's
Christian Temperance Union of this city
toward the erection of a building here for
a kindergarten, free library and eyangelis-
tip Xyorly
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Erash Trnnhie.

SPOKANE FALLS, July 1S.-The street.
railroad war, which was temporarily set
tied, has broken out afresh, and the trouble
is as far from being ended as before.
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For Markh an and Bowers.

SAN DIEGO. July 1s.-At a meeting of
the County Convention this afternoon dele
gates were instructed unanimously for
Markham and Bowers
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A Gnnd CANA al Rnstnn

BOSTON, July 1S.-The Boston brotherhood
team defeated Chicago In a sharply contested
game this afternoon. Attendance 1000. Score:
Bostons. ........................0 3 90 2O1 lie
Chicagos ..............-...,.....l 0-5
Base hts-BostOnS IA. ChicagOs II. Errors-Bos-
tons 4, Chicagos /. Batteries-Gumbert aud Muir
ply, Barstow, Farrell aud Boyle. Umpires-Knigbt
and Jones'
American Association.
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:, A man down East a seleetman OF bis town by
the way, bought pound OF nails Which were
wrapped up In piece OF brown paper, and placed
tnem In o bright new Tin pan which be left on
the seat OF his wagon for short time in the sun.
When he came out Of the store again he found
bis bundle Of nails in flames, tile rays OF the sun
having sci the paper on IRE.
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which has been hanging fire for nearly two
years, will then be finally disposed Of
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KILLED OUTRIGHT.
Boiler Explosion at EOdie Attended With
Fatal Results

q b0lIBr LApIUsIUu ut HOuIe 11EEuHue0 =" f'H
Fatal Results.
BRIDGEPORT (Cal.l. July 1S.-Dr. D. V.
Goods0n and A. S. MOntrose were blown
up by the explosion of a steam boiler at
Bode, at about l o'clock Tuesday. Good
son was killed outright MontroSe had
both legs blown off and his head badly
crushed, and will undoubtedly die. Both
were old residents and highly respected
citizens of Bodie. GoOdson leaves widow
and Montrose a large family Of small chill
dren. As Bodie is twenty miles distant no
particulars have vet been Obtained.
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CHICAGO, July 18.-Foliowng shows the tenn
perature early this morning: New York, 100;
New Orleans, S20; ST. Louis, TAO; Cincinnati.
$50; Chicago, $40; Winnipeg, 62o.
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.

Brooklyn Easily Defeats the Clevelands.
Other Contests
BROOKLYN, July 18.-The Brooklyn brother
hood team easily defeated Cleveland to-day. At
tendance 500. Score:
Brookiyns .....................4 o l 3 2 0 3-14
Cleyelands. .........-...-....o y y U 20 o o A. 4
Base hits-Brooklyns IL, Cieyelands IL. Errors
Brooklyns !, Ceveands 2. Notwithstanding
and Hanning, Kinslow, GruDer and Brennan. Um-
pireS-MatthewS ana Lynch
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1171 want ads In last Sundays Call.
How many tomorrow?
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.
Mechanics Building Association No. 2 to
t-..,a Il COn at oar.

Mechanics B0'iG'nS AssVc'at!oa No. w
Z. loaned $1,000 at par.
.epticn 8 called to the advertisement o
g. va:ueuIe property to teke place t.
mo,-Gw.
+, :. stated that tho Ipay-roil OF the Viz.
cinic Midland division of the Richmond
and D.uc:l!a .aiiroad at Charlottesville lest
month vas $40 GO
sooiabie will he given at tho NidaSd
"a lead reading rooma tonight. TIE
viii be musio by male qusrte;te, and al
railroad men ere invited to be present.
Capt. S. B. DAVIS OF The steamer George
]. sary, which arrlged here this morning,
reports tha he beard OF no disaster on tbs
lower river or bay by the storm of "sdnes-
day.
The aandaoma American flag given by
Sc. L Mckenzie 10 the pupils Of Snow,
Den School, colored bye, haa arrived and
will Re h)wa frorl The fsg staff recently
lut up on Spatnn School Building.
Mr R,he,. L B32gett and bride aud a
nuuosr of their fcisnds were handsomely
sn,eT' sined lss. Eight at the restaurant OF
Mr.. Jacob Bill, at ths foot of King street,
where delightful! supper was s'rved.
The fno weather of today uss taken advantage
of by many of the adses OF tho city to do their
Christmas stopping ald the streets presented 8
lively posrsncc
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Parents should Re careful In euMding
the health of their babies. Oaly good and
reliable medicine shculd be given to them /;
d.. Buli'e Baby Syrup is known to contain
nothing Injurious end costs but 25 cents.
You will fad noticeable Improvement
after the FIRST application OF Old Saul's Ca.
to,rh Gure
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IoLcG REPoET,-Last night wns Gear
aad oeo vita no prisoners aud eight lodg-
efs at tao ata;icn house.
Toe only case bsfore the Mayor this
roorninz wks that Of Con. NILS and Dennis
Jspkiea, both coored, charged with lighting
on tic suects last Saturday. Mills was
faed $50 and jenkins $3.50. Ia the fight
Aitls biz Jsnkjna on the lip, face and band.
Tbe trisl was to have taken place before
but was postponed GA account OF the recent
daath Of Mliis' wife.
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ShiIoh's CONSUMPTION Cure

This is beyond question the most success
full Cough Medicine we have ever sold, a
few doses invariably cure the worst cases OF
Cough, Group and bronchitis while its wonder
full success in the cure of Consumption is without
g paral eel in the hi tory of medicine. Since its
first discovery 1t has been sold on guara, tee, a
test which no other medicine can stand, If you
hsv0 q cough earnestly a k you to try it. Price
ice. DOC, and 81. If yoar lungs are core, chest,
or back lame. use shloh's Porous Plaster. Sold
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Is CONSUMPTION Durable :

Read the following: Mr.. C. Fl. Morris, Newark,
Ark, says: Was down with Abscoss of Lungs and
friends and physicians pronounced mo an 1ncura-
bio Consumptivs. Began taking Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption am now on my third
bottle, and able to Oversee tho work on my farm.
II is the finest medicine over made.
Jesse MiGdlewsrt, Decatur, Ohio, says: Had it
not boen for Dr.. Kings Now Discovery for Con-
sumption l would have died of Lung Troubles.
Was given up by doctors. Am now in best OF
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Trial bottles free at E. S. Loadbcator & Bros
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Marriage licanees were issued in Wssh-
ia9tou yest erday to Chas Fl. WllInetam
AMI Msrtha L. Groves, bath Of Faueajer
couots; Wnl. J. GiiGia and Aanie Lyonp.
both CT his city, ard W B. McCulioch ard
HAuie b Jenkiae, both OF L1udcun county,
end to George w. Rogers snd Elie Tyler, Of
Fair ax county.
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TBAvSL RgsUMsD-The damages done
on Tuesdsy night 10y ne high wafer in the
Rlpidan river 20 TIE false work supporting
tns new lion b iige of the Midland rosd
over tina. river we're repaired yesterday ev
eniog, and by 6 O'clock trains wegs crossing
that bridge 90 usual, aud travel, which had
been Interrupted, was resumed.
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REPAIRING Observation-Disclosures of me-
chauics are now engaged in repairing dsm-
ases done to property in this city on Iuss-
dty night and Wednesday during the s.olm
Rlof. waish were blown eff are bsiag -
placed or renewed, fencing rebuilt, b!tnda
gapai.sd, 81. The damage done to proper
~ ia the ricy is Estimated ut several taocs'
and dollars.
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PxsscsAL.-Miss Burrow. of Fsrmville,
Is visiting niss Lula B. Mank;a on south
NIL It. W. Marye, of Governor Nc
Yinney's slsf, wes married to Miss Rose
Bs.a.d Easter, of Eastern Shore Virgins,
yes erday at Christ's Church, in Easlvil,e,
gefo.e large aud salsct company of friends.
Cav. Mc Kinney and bis staff were present.
mo ceremony was performed by the bid g
flther. Raw Dr.. George w. Easter.
M,. Jshn l. Marye, IT,, son OF ex-L'eut,-
G3g J,hn L. Matye, and Miss KateC Dick
neon. the eldest daughter of Mr. WIN. II.
Dickinson. OF Caroline county, Wore married
nn Wsda eday.
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Why Give It the Preference?

Why should you buy "Bromodine" in prefer
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Six powders ia box 25c.
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REDUCTION IL FoRcE.-Is is reported
tha; reductions will soon be made In tbs
force K mpiogees Of The r. & D. Z + in
tus CITY, but that the men suspended VIII
be reinsta.ed early in iha new year.
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REHEARsAL-The tweniyfouyih compi-
raents,y Febsarssi Che eccoud OF this sss-
soc) Of toe A!exsn6fte Musical Association
viii De hald at SatePts Hall Tonight. Tnese
rehearsa,s are resl rinaica! tiehts and are
euded by ail w2o are fJrtuoate enough 10
seeqla llGkcts.
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For health aud happiness. the boon of sll
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For au unpopular President, the remedy
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y 4 feel faiat and weak in the stomach
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Goods in fine embroidery.
LADIES SHOPPING BAGS.
POCKET BOOKS. TRUNKS, sAToHELs and
VALISES.
Special in RIBBONS for fsney work. oae lot
fine wide Ribbons at 1Sc, worth SOC.
Fine lines Of all tho staple articles for general
domestic prcsents-GINGBAMS, RINTS, CHECK
MUSLINS for aprons, sc.
Largo stock of LADIES' and GENTS KID
GLOVES.
GENTS GLOVES at 81, 81 so and 81.
LADIES' GLOVES in dressed and undressci
Kid and Mosquetare.
Agents for the celebrated CENTMERI CLOVIS
of which we have a good stock and can fGrnish
any style or color not in stock at Short notice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19

Cattle were offered and sold ss follows Best IA
AZ; good Slas3Ac; medium 3a3Ac common
2a2Ac 165 Sheep and Lambs ware offered !;
Sheep sold at 3.4Ac, and Lsm:s at 5lbs6Ac.
Calves 5s7c yearlines 5s5hc. 10 Cows and
Calves brought $25a40. Markst bri.k. Next
market December "a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-19

There is much in good blood but If born
OF bad blood, -. 3. O. Alternative" Ia the
only remedy.