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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-12

In certain Maine town there is dove
which regularly every Sunday during sum-
mer flies into church, perches on the organ
and listens to the music with much evil
dent satisfaction.
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SECOND MATCH.

by Smith and Knight, on scores of % each,
third going to Bassford and Taber. and
Chick. Cadwalader, Merrill and Louis
Nicolaus dividing fourth and fifth.
THIRD MATCH.
The last of the rec ular events OF the day
was a match between fourtesn men at 90
bluerocks each-30 singles and 10 pairs-S5
entrance, divided into five prizes. The
scores in this match were as follows:
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds to Real Estate Filed With the
County Recorder.
The following transfers OF real estate nave
been made since the last published report:

County Recorder.
From law and abstract Office of Brusie s. Tay'
lor. southeast corner of Seventh and J.l
The following transfers of real estate have
been made since the last published report:
Estate of William Meikle, to decree distrlbu-
tion-Distributes to Henrietta Meikle the north
half of east half of west half the west half OF
east half of north half, and the east quarter of
lot I, NJ and n, Third and Fourth streets
Christian Schmid to Jacob Schmid-The east
so feet of south half Of lot 6, G and Il, Eighth
and Ninth Streets grant.
Annie, Mary NJ. and George Taaffe and Clara
Finlay to L. S. Taylor-Block, Y and Y, Twenty.
seventh and Twenty-eighth streets; $50.
Caroline NJ Brison to W. E. Terry-19S acres
near RoutiePs Station grant.
Estate of Robert Lee Hays an insolvent
debtor, to decree setting aside homestead-Su-
perior Court sets aside the east 10 feet and 6
inches Of lot 2, ] aud (, Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, as q homestead.
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DoRRAEoEs groceries are the best and
his prices the lowest. 525 street.
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To wha. church Does BE Belong ?

At meeting in the new and elegant
Baptist Church at .Englewood last Sunday
evening the pulpit platform was occupied
by pastors Of the Methodist, Presbyterian,
United Presbyterian, Uniyersaiists Con-
gregational, Christian, and other churches
in that beautiful suburb, and one Of the
reverend brethren, Presbyterian, told a
story of a man who wanted to Join his-the
speakers church. but insisted on being
baptized by immersion. The preacher
tried 10 convince his convert that it made
no difference how he was baptized; that
the mode was not essential, and that
sprinkling or pouring would do as well,
but he argued in vain. The candidate
would be immersed or he wouldn't receive
the rite at all. The pastor was in guam
Diary. As Presbyterian minister he de-
cided that he could not immerse the man,
yet the latter was sincere in his profess
sions and sound in the evidences he gave
of change of heart In this emergency
the good brother bethought himself of a
Baptist preacher residing near at hand.
He went to HIM and stated the case
"As Baptist minister" said the latter.
after some thought, 81 can't baptize him
into your church. But" he added, ''you
are welcome to use our baptistery."
But who'll immerse him?' inquired the
Presbyterian brother.
WELL" replied the Baptist, "there is a
Methodist preacher over the way. Perhaps
he'll do it."
The Methodist preacher was visited next
and the situation explained to him.
"Immerse himT' he said "Of course FL
do it,"
"And So" said the Presbyterian pastor
in telling the story, "that man was i'm
mersed in the baptistery of Baptist
church by Methodist minister and
united with the Presbyterian church. 1t
has always been puzzle to me to decide
to what church he really belongs"
The walls between the various denomi-
nations do indeed appear to be less for
midable and forbidding than of old.-Chi-
cage Tribune.
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THE NEW COMMANDER.

Major c. S. Houghton, the newly ap-
pointed Commander of the Markham Brig
ade, entered Immediately upon his duties
yesterday. He appointed Colonel E. II.
Mckee as Adiutant and Harry Bennett, NJ.
j. Dillmsn, O. B. Turrell, A. ]. Wilson and
Max Hornein as his aids.
He has taken charge of the arrangements
for the big turn. out tomorrow evening in
honor of w. W. Morrow, and will lead the
parade,
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NATIONAL PARKS.
The Extent of the Yosemite and sequoia
Reservations.

Two new maps have just been issued by
the Southern Pacific Company showing
the location of the Yosemite and Sequoia
national parks. The former includes
forty.two townships, and the Act expressly
states that all the lands lying within Ger.
tain boundaries are set apart as national
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Those ueing On six birds each divided
the entrance money equally between them,
as there were not birds enough with which
to shoot oil the ties.
SECOND MATCH.
This was at twenty-five bluerock targets,
entrance So, divided into five moneys
Fifteen men participated in this match and
the result was as follows:
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DIED.

Sacramento, October Il.-Mrs. Mary Mccarthy.
mother of Mrs. P. trimmings and Timothy
and fugene Mccarthy, native of County
Cork, Ireland. IS years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral. from the resi-
dencs of her daughter. Mrs. P. trimmings,
Nineteenth ana S streets. Monday. october
18th, at o'clock. thence to the Cathedral,
Eleventh and K, where funeral services will
be heidi
Deadwood. Butte county. Cal, October H.
James .. WEIGH, native CT Lynn, Mass, 80
years 5 months and l6 days. San Francisco
papers please copy.
Funeral notice hereafter.l
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Maria Theresa and Catherine of Russia.

Maria Theresa and Catherine of Russia.
The amount of esteem and admiration
awarded by NJ. de Linge to the two sover-
eigns was equal, but its form and its
nuances differed widely. For Marie Therese
he protested tenderly respectful senti-
ment, recognizing in her an almost magic
power of attraction, far beyond anything
her great rival had ever exercised. \
Marie Therese was, in his opinion, irresist-
able from the first moment, while the Car
ina left the impression she made on you at
the outset to develop itself gradually. En-
thusiasm rushed forward to greet the one,
and followed on the footsteps of the other.
In one respect only did both appear equal.
Had the entire universe been shattered at
their feet, each would have remained impd-
uida. No catastrophe could have called
forth alarm in either; neither had learned
how to bend, nor was there hidden in
either any reserve of weakness for an I'm
expected reverse of fortune.
As far as Catherine is concerned, tn e
Prince never swerved in his loyalty to her.
Quickly acknowledging her commanding
talents, he was gradually brought to feel
the seduction of the manner in which she
invariably accepted the counsels proffere d
by true friendship and her entire frank
ness in admitting mistake on her own
side. Catherine impressed the
Prince as being above all things states
man, and although he was willing to agree
that the heart sometimes trenched upon
the brain, and passion at times might
darker reason, she nevertheless upheld a
strong separation between the two, and
never, on any occasion, wavered in her
state policy, or hesitated in combinations
which she herself conscientiously believed
to be based upon the good of the empire
and upon the progress of her subjects to-
ward the civilization of the West \
That there existed far more generally
felt "charm," a more instantaneous and
mysterious influence in Marie Therese, the
Prince de Linge never disputed; but the
immutable capacity of rule of the "Semi.
ramis of the North" was cause to him OF
genuine and loyal admiration to the last
LIE Prince de Victor du Bed.
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LEOTURE.

BISHOP H. ]. BECKER WILL DELIVER A
d lecture on Give Hundred Miles Through
the Holy Land on Horseback, in Young Mems
Christian Association Hall, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, October l4th. Members of the Association
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CRY license and water rates now due.
Pay on or before 18th inst. and save COSTS
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Standing of the Clubs.
The following table shows the standing
of the four clubs in the California League:
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ITO LET TWO NEW HOUSES: FIRST.CLASS
l with modern conveniences; corner OF l.
and Twenty fifth streets; rent, sl7 and S2S, re-
spectively Inquire Of NJ. A. BURKE, i29
street IN stairs. 90 1tN
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(, OR sALE-TWO JERSEY COWS, ONE
{ seven-eighths, the other fifteen. sixteenths.
INQUIRE Mt - S street. ol0 7ts
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N furnished double parlors, dressing-room
and dining kitchen; for man and wife only;
rent S35 s2fu
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For RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
{ bath and gas, al Ill II street; reference ,e-
CURED olO 6t*
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TITO LET-HoUsE ON THIRD STREET, be-
i tween @ and R. containing six nice rooms;
has large yard with fruit trees and stable 1n-
nnire at 20i ] street. S. ROSENFELD. s}0-tf
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TOR sALE-FIFTY HEAD BROKE AND
Z unbroke horses. Apply to or address
MAXON, ACKLEY & CO., 1014 Second street.
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DooMs-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, AT
n 1881 street oS lw
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MORE .sHoorING mo- DAY.

Shoot-off at three BIRDS each:
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NOR SALE OR TO LRT-HoUsE AND LOT
Il and two-story barn; room for four horses;
COW and wagon shed; chicken house; lot S0x,60.
Apply at 170S X street. o2-2w"
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CCoTCHMAN DESIRES POSITION AS VINE
- y6Id Foreman Address Practical Primer,
American Eagle Hotel, street, Sacramento
ol25t+
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yXTANTED-25 TEAMS To HAUL GRAVEL
w on Tenth street. Good wages paid. apply
to 9l0 Fifth street, city, or Ten.h and streets.
H. O. EWING oS.lf
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<ayANTAD-oNE or MORE CHILDREN TO
w board. Reference given. Apply at this
oty;ca o11.Sts
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III isrellaneous

A LBERT q. SPENCER PIG 0th-aye.,
n between 17th and 18Th stS-Umbfelds,
parasols. canes made b. order recovered
and repaired prompt and reliable.
A GENCY WANTED for State Of Iowa
IA IN some staple line ~ goods my bu5l-
ness ycouiree me 10 travel over the State
once each year from July ~ January. ana
part Of state again in The spling VIII open
store IN one large city and pussiblt ~ TWO
reference and bOnds given II required. Al
dreas j. l.. r.. % Lake-st., thiea;o.
REGULAR physician fbachelori would
"A Ike N mets a family 10 join in taking
a low rent house. Wet Side below 5Jth-st.
Address MEDfCUS. 040 Bi0adway.
II OOKS WANTED. -lXccutOfs and other.
- having large or small collections OF
books for sale viii secure hirhr - auct on
prices by addressing FRANCIS Il. HAE.
per. II East 16th-st.. N. n.
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Real Gstatc n)nnteo.

7 WANT largo. light dry basement, with
i steam pow p O. will take basement and
furnish power 10 other tenants In q large
factory. Inquire EAST RIVER STEAM
LAUNDRY. 312-3lA Last 22i-st.
w ANrED.-To rent. house 10 rooms
w on" hour from y. V. City Hall about
two acres. Address G.. \. F., Tribune
Office.
w ANTFD Furnished house I'm the Cats.
w lills for privato family Tor the summer.
situated near enough 70 a hotel 20 have
meals furnished bv hotel. Address. with
terms and description. ECONOMY. Tribune
Ofice.
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flats Go fet. fintnruishto.

ENLATS TO LET IL THE
4 GORDON.
,9.h-st.. 9th.ave. newly decorated; steam
heat and al modern Improvements; rent
from s3j 70 $50 pr month; rooms and
la'h. Inquire ~ the owner. on premises.
LNIRST aud third nata. six rooms; also
L ulrlor md bedroom, second fi0or SO
20 = o central 10 alton. THE WlNCHES-
TIER. 1244 Broadway. above 3lst.st.
ODTEATE RENTs.-Sinrlc fat
vi large rooms and bath. al improve
r..nf-. only refined families received no
children. Mrs. PIERCE. 335 j.. 1lJth-st.
TN FIFTH AVENUE bth-avc.. cor.
1 sJth-st. elegant suites o. apartments
~ trn large light rooms and bath with
buffers pantry. passenger and freight cle-
NatoI. Inquire on promises.
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ll)orh tDnnteo.
Females.

Females.
4 RESPECTABLE woman wants sltua-
~ ton To cut furniture and sip covers {,
also sewing. in and out of the house. Ms.
HAHN, Az West 49th-at.
4 DESIRE to recommend 10 position "
! trust a lady with large experience as
LOJkkrrpt 2 and confidential clerk viii act
as private secretary. Address BhO III Xix
GILBERT, 81 Fast l2oth-st.
- TENOGRAPHEE ana TYPEWRITER
- lady graduate Packer College, years
practical experience, desires suitable posi-
ton highest references. LOO Madison ave.
STENOGEAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- Young lady, refined and intelligent.
having over two ycar,' experience as bu-i-
hess cores pondent sce-irrs position best
of references. T.. .0-G 3daNe.
STENOGKApHER and TYPEWRITER.
- Thoroughly competent; salary moi
crate; willing tO assist In bookkeeping.
NJ. -. r., 100 West 42d-st.
TYPEWRlTER and STENOGRAPHER.
j Young lady owning Remington ma
chine dslrcs position experienced salary
so. Address Miss NJ, North Tarrytown,
ny
~, YPEWRITIN theatrical and
manuscript: ali branches thoroughly
done, uOMELLa- Pa Mot 4Ad'sL
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Counirn Real gsintc Go fct.

A T PELHAM MANOR.-To rent or for
n sale. houses containing y and rooms
improvements rents from $3.50 per year up.
Address Il. G. BLACK. 25l 5th-aVc.
A MONTCLAIR. y. J.-F'nc dwelling
"A house ~ II rooms bath situated about
- minutes from pot fine lawn and plenty
~ good shade trecs; rent. 5000 per year.
For particulars call at Room =, Stewart
Building. $50 Broadway.
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ID ATENT SPRiNKLiNt5 TKUCKS.-We
= have reduced our prices on our Patent
Sqrinklmg Trucks send for catalogue and
pfico-list W. WIS rERFIELD X son,
IL Prirce-st.. Ncw-NoTk.
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boar6 an0 Rooms.

4 MEXICAN FAMILY have beautiful
n back p1rlIr closet. extension, running
water. tNctlont location, and room Tor
doctor; also other large r0p'-f tNffll'ht
board central aud desirable ioe alton.
WLsIsl Dt. EoX 10. tribune Once.
A TTEACIIVr ROOMS or foor; nrit-
.rcnce-. l08 West 4eth-st.
nESIRAELE sunny rooms. IaIlor fOor;
~ board u desired. 10 West l3'h-st.
n INTLTtIAN and VII. would rut 20
VI Young married couple" or Gentleman,
one OF two hand-omcl furn-he rooms. IN
elegant corner fat board optional CLARK,
"A Wet J2d-st
ITO PHYSICIANS or DENTfSIN.-flc-
CANT par.or suite 10 l"t with OF with
out other rooms yearly afr1h2'n.cnt ac-
-.r.d superior board optional reference.
100 vet l5u--t
IN SRI LTFE'S PLACE nLcrov-st1 near
~ Hudson Nicely furnished large ana
snail lOnt rooms sunny exposure terms
moderate table board.
O0D.sT.. IGs WEST Handsomely fur-
= = ni-hcd large and small rooms superior
hoard, Transient b"aldtI-.
Of GRAMERCY PARK.-For rent. dgSir-
> alIc rooms win or without board.
81 ST.ST.. 90 WEST. Handsomely fur.
81 ni-hcd rooms large closets every
convenience; elegant pallor; excellent taDlc
board.
A DIST. 12G WEST. Elegantly fur.
\ = uIshcd front room and connecting hall
room; excellent board reference.
sOTH ST. 800 WEST. Handsomely fur
y = ni-hcd room: excellent table, French
.pI-n"' moderate; Table board.
no WEST 1sTH-sT-Board and room
W. Tor two g0ntlemen, or man ana
wife; running water
A14 WEST isTUSTr near Broadway -
= 4 Pheasant home convenient locality
clean. nicely furnished house table board
OoO WEST H.Sr.-Beautlfh large
ZOU rooms; excellent board desirable
and central location; house IL st-cla~s 4;
American family Gentlemen preferred.
/OO WEST -ST.-Sccond- story front
4UO communicating rooms private (;
10th third-stoIy front and back ball rooms 4;
good table l. station; central location Iei-
crrnce.
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Heal estate 10 Gxthanoc.


II QCITN OF $4,000; house $40 Clermont-
II ave. near Lafayette, BROOKLYN. for
small suburban place. owner, on premises.
II ARM. country seats. small large.
J. $500 % 500 600 will exchange for
cltv property; splendid opportunity Do se-
cure bargains. J. w. FIELDER, 30 LIB
erty-st.
IL ARM WANTED.-Within one hour o.
L city. and less than half a mile from
depot viii give In exchange two nearly
new cottages. all improvements fr-t-class
a.. der: az Concy Island price. $40. 600 no
CucuWbiancc. Il. l.. WOLtOlJ, 20 Cen
tre-~t.. owner
OOO ACRE FRUIT FARM. near Wash
%OU lnc.on. u. C.: COCO pear. 1000
peach trees. bearing condition good ir.-
pr0vem.rts; viii exchange. submit an prom
ertv. fruit worth price asked. J. W.
FIELDER - Lborty.-t.
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For other real estate ads see l1th pace
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domestic 5ituntions Ddnteo
MaIen

EAEDENER.--By respectable man,
VI about - years old, who has had Il sue
crssiyc years. experience I'm fir,t-cl2ss es-
tablishmrnts thoroughly acquainted with
tho management or graperits. hOihousts,
hardy and exotic flowers, orchids and plants
generally; also the forcing and natural cult
ure Of fruit and vegetables and general con-
duet OF a private place can be highly rec
ommendod. Address l.. j. NJ, POstofce,
Ef.hl.fu Landing.
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ncal Getate.

,-----.- 49, 80 BEL 80 81 o. 40 30 20
DARTY having city lots can have them
i improved y their liking and under tie
direction OF t1eir own architect and pay for
the same. tSHcn Oh Moft1acc fD- term OF
wears on he same property. address G.,
FOUNTAIN. Builder l33 East G-t-sy.
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CARDE,NERS.-W have a number OF de-
u srable single and married men open
for engagements. A. ID. COWAN & CO.,
epedsuen ia Chambers-st.
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A $3.50 CASH buys one OF the ksnd-
IA. soonest turnOuts in the city; cost last
spring 81 ESQ consisting Of the handsome,
high-bred and fast tr0ttiuC horse Major r,
s.rcd bv Red Wilke~. dam Eliza May be IS
10 hands high. seven year old snd weighs
1000 pounds has no public record OF any
hind. and will guaranter MIN perfectly sound
in every particular. and be viii trot IN = 80
Ct 10 sale; also handsome top sidebar buggy
~ Brewster harness robes. blankets. &c.
or further Information call on my groom.
> private stable, 235 East 2Oth-st. between
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Oressmakihq.

~. . fl
4 TTENTION a truly talented inter
~ and stylish draper at lowest prices
tiu- month can D." obtained by calling or
addressing CALVERT 81 HAYES sos 9th
ave.
4 RTISTIC DRESSMAKING-Str COS.
y tunes, tea gowns. bail DRESSES a. short
notice: reasonable prices wraps ana clOahs
uade and rcmode.lcd. Mrs McELi'OY'
- Last 9th-st.. opposite Denning -.
4 RTISTJC drs-naking. street costumes.
q 4 tea gowns and wraps Tor the ncNt
three weeks. spring work done at reduced
rates. Nine. OWN. 90 West 23d.tt.
4 EAEE CHANCE.-Madame Jammcs.
Il compelled 20 give up business on ac-
count n ilI health. j. now selling an her
.rautful stock including models and ma
'.ra- 40 less than han cost. l3 West
3oth-,t.
4 Lii STYLES DRESSES: perfect no
- guaranteed; cNu~rr cloak ara WRAP
1krr. lir.i-h walking suits. ladies' NAV
,Ipili ndt RAJ, Reasonable. COOKE, 100
u RT~SNAKER.-H thorough dr.-.-
- maker hy the day or home; artistic
evening dresses and walking suits. rrl-o,.1-
Dies peri 90 M gua-ant highest rri'r-
"u'". Adirr-- EORiN. JOG West f-d--t.
nEI ~SNAKEE.-Fir-tcla-- hy d,v or
~ wrtk. raf0 renee. Adde'S DItl~o-
MAKIE 1o6 We-t 42d--t.
NAKTR.-Tir-tcla-s ht'or aid
- draper wishes mon" 'nca 0.n.nt' by
fIo d4N. experience in leading houses, city
ference. j.. 30 Wet 23d--t
nEI ~~NAkt NG.-Form,rly with Muo.
- ID f n work cheap tIi- mon D.. %
ENTEurICED DEE~sMAKEE. nr-t-
II class ltt.r wishes mono work 40 her
o'u homo. terms reasonable. 80, Gh-af".
EIE~r'LA~~ pEEo>MAKIE would
1 ...t trrl ..u.rf. bv fUs dlV or Wee IS
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4 FIRST.CLASS German and VIE, no
n family. wish steady place WIN geht.g,
man: man competent In gardening. handy
in repairs also care Of stock; wages reason
able Address II. J. w, Box IA, Runway
y
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& TUDEBAKER BROS. MFG. Co,
STU DEBAkFR BROS. MFG. CO..
II NT~TsIe Az ST

II MURRAY ST.
Have o. hand. ready for delivery
FIFTY OF THEIR BEST or ALL PAT
INT STREET SPRINRLERS. NIAGARA
FALLS.ON WHEELS - THE BEST De
SCRIPTION OF THEN.
Assorted one and two morse, wide and
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porh U)anlt0.
Males
WA. l.. HAKTUNG,
1. Expert Accountant aud Auditor.

H..
49,. "tieN .,...,,
\ r.,,.,,, "a. L.. II AHIUNo.,
EUucs hu.iIinr, loom 10 II r.IE Row
,......,- ......,--.--
4 w" "N.' .-''' +"ou hHd"'l"I
.'.. '. n.nI ".. D.9.,,', pr 90 -.'r'.
aud D.. ability Wltn nauy y,ar, ,lprf..n.,
DO both mercantile and unuuLt.mr.ns.
houses. nav please addrr-, fEANKLIN,
% N'i.r 'o H'i i4l-.s
A POSITION a. n1sll,,u.f and rrnrral
II Office nam Wau.,d b, "a man ~ lg years.
active eti,.I.ur.. b. UirA WILING and
oIlnur aid WILLING 10 mako bIn-.r o.u.
orally useful. wnrI. like d. -.,,Ir.. situation
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ana good !. i1u, WISHES situation OF
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4 YOtNG Man vI-hc. q situation ia the
y lumber Lu-lnr--. Address EDWARD
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