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ARE you restless at night. and barassed
by haG co1gh2 Use DR.. J. II. McLean's
Tar Wine Lung Balm, il will secure you
sound sleep, and effect prompt and radi-
cal cure.
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A HowIing Mob.

LISBON, January 14th.-A bowling mob of
students and others burned an English flag
at Cimbra to-day.
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REJOICING AT lone.

lone, January 14th.-There is great re-
joicing here over the news of the selection
of site at this place for the Preston
School of Industry. Flags are flying and
canons are booming.
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DEFENDING rHEIR SISTER.

The Modesto Herald has entered upon its
sixteenth volume.
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Dancing Glasses Of 1890. Turner Hall.

COMMENCING OCTOBER IIth-Gentlelnen's
l class, Monday evenings at 7:S0 O'Clock.
Gentlemen and ladies class, Tuesday even
ings at 7:30 O'Clock.
Chfldren's class, Saturday at ?. NJ.
If JONES, FIScH g. WATSON.
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ONCE. Third Street, between j and K.

stEe cheapest and most desirable Home, News
and Literary Journal published on the Pacific
coast. The SUNDAY UNION is sent TO every sub
scriber to the WEEKLY UNION.
Terms for both one 90
Ehe WEEKLY UNION alone per year--........ so
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All these publications are sent either by Mali
OF Express to agents or single subscribers, with
sharges prepaid. All Postmasters are agents.
The Best Advertising Mediums on the Pacific
soast
Entered as the Postofice at Sacramento as
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLOTHES MENDING. :

OLO 7 HE'S MENDING.
~ ENTLEMEN'S, LADIES' AND CHILDRENiS
VI Underwear, Socks and Stockings Mended
Patched and Darned at any time required at
I'LL Eighth 81. Inquire in basement ial5-lm
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WANTED.
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Past, Present and Future

MRS. I. C. ANDREWS
w the well. known Fortune
Teller and Astrological Clair.
voyant, is located at 1921 ]
street. Numerous people
have benefited by her won.
derful gifts. dl2tfip*
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IndOrStd and Prescribed by Leading
Physicians.

SAN FRANCISCO, August I. 1882.
l prescribed C. c. Liniment, hsif drachm TO
eight ounces of warm water, to be used as a
douche twice a day for Nasal Catarrh Of
twenty years standing, with the most sstisfac-
tory results. n. J. BIRD, N. ID.
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GC4TN AND PnODTCE MARKETS.


FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
THO ,rn,, he, ariui yesterday showed rir'nkac'
j., ,ou,uc nuIy -OOOOo bushels changing hands. hu;
,,ric.. ,raio wee depressed Fine weather WI -"
,r,., =, the Wet aud .;oriEv"~t AID rumui> Of
hu>ines trouble, III London, II connection "i;h tli'
south American situation. prevailed. IN re Wa
selling Ly foreign houses +" Eivc color I" the latter
,coo,,s I;rad,tycct al.o announced an Increase "
Go 900 bushels in available stocks ca> OF tn" Ro h.
Mountair> AVID a larger interior movement wa pre-
dicicd Uptiulis closed or near to bottom hyirc>,
ho,,luc losses of lei - cent. Cash wheat was
cont lover but - 900 bu>hcl were taken for export
and miIl-ls bought 5000 bh>hc!>.
The weather conditions, wcahc: cables and some
increase i'm receipts helped a. lower corn after firm
opening The options ended down 81" A? 'cm'.
St0t l,t, were on "a "a cent and the export dcian!
ran up 10 10000 hn>hcl> 49,, -,
Cash oats were weak and moderately active. The
options were strong the start, bat ended OF Ii"
cent.
There were sales OF 110 tirrr> Of lar! on IN" SPOT
and arrive. part Of II ]r cApor. III" market t"I
options weak. carly months falling 3dJ ana ltci
months 10 points.
The final quotations were as follows:
Wheat september. al Oo3 october, 81 OF j.; DE
cemaer ii OJ "a May, IL " ID.
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Railroads.

tOurfh ave. anu = <U Sts NC" 'o'"'
7nr SSLy R.rs fny ST. Hy fF5 4 T5E s>
SIO A. NJ! OA"V Ia 49, - IL AA"A
1885 SaOS. xe H. s L Il nfs si:S vEsrlpyLE LIMIT
ED-Due ginc.nnal 20. Indianapolis ~ ~ D. IT, o.
1856 A. MM.oowViisrERN DAY ExPREss-dAiy esceps
4.5O r. M.-NoITH SHORE vEsTIBuLE LIMITED
due at Dtrolt At 3:l5 a. me- Chicago o' w. w. neAs
600 T.. M.-rAsr WESTERN EXPEt.S;E;Due Chicago
$50 + M nHi5i s,!S M5STKEAT AND MA
'' 'f id,s aa EoTIs 20 ASD next a., s.
sS roSGTs EErs! g. FH u s.
5ts E 3 r. 81 ;,.. H.; $s. s.
ApAST go 90 !, 70 a. ~ So ~ % 30 zoo r! r.
rRo9ts 90 -: w. 90. 90 ~ 10 II 81 m v g.
rrc% aSb II E rs 81. 60 s5 sjsNi 10 so NO
po r. x: 90 90 10 a 10 =: &, go g1 o.
BUr;FALo"; 50. 10 20. ! 10 80 a m. 900. 7:so. siS
NIAGARA rALls-ic 20. no 80 a. M. $50. 100. 7 80
sAG:1i6IA, 80 tll:3o a. IN, ta 80. : 80 p. m.
LAkE "i"ii;;r7 IS 80 II, 80 a. m.
ITO! SAND I>LANDs-iIO:jo a. m. soi5 p m.
ADiEoNDIIK MOUNTAINS AND .MONrREAL1
80 il3o a. H. = 80 y. H.. - Is =. M 'l2 20
AU"iisij"Ex. GENEVA AND cANANDAIGuA-'s so.
rEEKsHIhE !iILIS: Via HAEI.EW' DIVISION
u 70 a. M y o. D. H. s,aon,.r
6 s; ' :s:
Sc 6S HSon .H 5e sss
We-cos EsDress Gals 'Gr and cn,e1, baggage from
hot l. a1d Tc.d,t Din S Hsp Saturday. oA.,
g. 80 '1 's: s1&i% 's'sp a ana 90 MID
''Fc I e. :s, p,.:ss1, ,ss.,
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Corrtr Ur,1il .iow;A> On u ,I0t ruI I !'0't - .
hut th.r, was vrry nv" IA, 70 tn ia An 80" T.
IsLnIgr Sa.>. go has, Santos p'd'~rI " i''"H ,u.
NJ 10 grades qu.rt ana uIt 'al|u ..,', a. va.
i.adnnc from Junc "a. 20 - ha'o : =.
,T". frt ous al : .u.. Nc!> III f"''' CIV
NJ, settled cab.c ;.>,r~s. it"t"ipt> a. ~" % r va,
s,n, ~. s,nr ,,r NJ ~. In tA'N 0'd'lh- tn'I a.
80 %,n tnl,,, On man ia0I,!>. Win i"h"'' q
nvrn,s wee ialJ points lover. NJ tbs !''H , ~,
~ Ios. and rin,.sl stud. SCI ;cmO'r wal" y ~, ~
tnc Gay On lf"'r. and ri%,d i, I rnrr' 81
wLiI oti.r oO.Ons !-tt oil l0"-" l"nt, ".I" a. ~,
Taxro S"u.,Iber clos d Il. n iOw"r, While otr,> r
Ia. rs b~tt'r Hamburg Ii"k" =. riSs Oh On ai
quo;atoas - p. NJ 1,,'n1,r, ~ "a January,
20 ~. F.lruary 15s I'd. lilo quotes t'G" III,
S. 30: good second. 80; ,Nc'a'S Fnnn'1 state,
oc.In.. q mO bag. Rio clearanc'> i"l my ,',ai
5000 ba9> c.aranccs for En%p'' 'oV nos rcciIs
!. 600 lag, Receipts RIO July W - I'm, "a M,
$500 90 600 bag sam TIM lss' =, santos july
~, Scnt~n'bcr ~ lsoo go 600 hays SAN" T,, alc,
$40 600 hags SAM tnF ~; ".V'VV ""-'
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cor.scp,cmhcr. 81 Is oc'oler. - 's sa,s N"Vcm
Icr IA 49, fcrrin5c:. II . g. NAY. - ~, or,.,
~ ,ur.-.c,t. mlcr f. ! = ocofcr III Ia y "c'hOo'
If =. MAY fG cent. 90 40. ,,.o,,,or
- ard U,i,icr. -; - November. ~ 49, Dccenher'
az rho recent, 81 grain and -four reported yesleNlay
=, New YORK PhiIadc phia Baltimore ana oS'2n no WI" 10
~ fI,o.rS. Wh,a A. i 80 bushels: corn. l.W',' :
r.lcIS: oat> -o7o bushels: total grain III ,,a :
bushels, flour. 5:,1,a PACKAGE. At ahlca4" m., M,,
Il. bushels, corn. t2l.i-0 bushels cats 80 no
hn.hcle: total grain 81 .2Gj bushels Hour, -o'"oo
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LIVE STOCK NArKFTS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Eufolo SIt "i-(a,tlc- I:rcrlp, last - hour- 1000
head; total for week th> far /: SO for am" I'm" 'c,
week IL $50: >ic.ird through. so head l.N' OF
VIII Ii to N"wYtrk 10 head for safe; nnFh't >''"i
sheep and Ian hsE"c"irs l . hour> 'NN h'ad t'-il
" lat u -'H
con mad trrou.. ho.l SOC Of which q N""-I"rk
100 fr sale: market >w. ~h"'.t hOi,r>t 'Ntrt.
nu,, choice" ~ j"$i 20 'onnon - fair. - ga
I.au.h~-t hroc STA 81 - GJnd 10 ''
fiiI. = dt'G - 80. Hog H.
cents last Loul> 900 al tutd FOR N.rh thus FAR.
81 o.O. Got SAW. TIM Last week. 900 .-i''l
hr,G-h /. 900 h,aG all Of which "a N'~-I"" ~" tor
al naihf +uI mediums an l'HNY - Ho"f' - cora
N,ih"r> - 1pI+t 50 li.-. 9iHti -.
thc,:". ~'It. - 'Ilr IN'rmp Journal r'p IT.:
carl II ..crIt> Ir.r0b ID ~hlpn'n'-. 1000 l"td
Ntk.; -t,ai god dr and FOR lrlnc iL steers It. -.
10. lt> and - ju1i. -. h. Iir-'iG'
II 600 bead .hpn,rt- ?Gr0 MaIK"t steady: demand
mn ,uu @" e. good uN.H. tfd:t ao priu h'aNy art
butcher w"i.'> ,ud+i - lirht - 'o"si >h'"i'
t","pt~ TO- o. hln. Ntrrri "1-i"r nriit'>. - Iod
30 Westerns. CII:i j.. "a IS. -. s. IL.
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4 lllitili VALLEY RAILROAD.

rA>-EAGlE TRAINS .cJy, Zoo Of CoTtandt ~
De TO- ~ -
=. u -: SIX. ,, &. I'd ~ ?nct i,c points -
O. III. fvr urnc,G la - - 80 '!r,t 9 BuHIAE
"a, - LNoH~ ard t"Nr u 'tr : i."'."n w DE
q =. 81. Tor VI t.'. .. Il 90, date i. iats
/. 4. H.. l.. md l. jGn, Oh and mt RI at. po."o
hal! iu NIuCh tiun., .
H. TOR Tlnk' annocl ld i'er ncdiat' point*
Char ,,r - TGnkAah'.o H. CONNECTION 10 BEADING As
40 T.. - for ! in "a A 4 pr mi nt"rneia,e pohs.
chair sir Mllkc,barrc AID pUiIan sleeper TO Suspen'
sion lr,dg' a., ,,,,, 49,, i, ,.,sd ,.ta
20 I, ~ TO- Pott>,le. Maurh Chnnk a,d h.crheais"
pIit.. CHAIR {" NauCh thunh. 80
& 10 =. Il. !'r Mtlrl h,nt AMI M rnedatc ponS'
..,crt. on. i:ralal- amt III r.l-hHr%. ,..,.
-. IL or ,"IrNd. lNo., ili"ri. 40 hest r. BHnas
ard NJ Wet. T. !a s.ceicr - Lyons AID ou>pths'A
BYdyc . , a 40
I Ira H., l,avinc a 4. II a. T. m. ana ~
D. H. connect al loin, In Iahanoy and llaI.etoh e's
SUNDAY TRAINS. ,,.
a. n for Mau. thr., Hn"inl and in:ernle11,,s.ss
POINTS and IL for SI,!.aiduah and internee6s~
points. . - .. .,,,.
o. ~. for Geu.s. u on, En- lri Rochester. Bun.s
and tie West Pullman 81 eer To Lyons ana su'pen'
General Eastern Onlce. 235 BroadwAIs
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ecachcd s'a'9i Sea- EsDAansa 0t.sHse WIN r
i O.iV,.. lt,!!.n ot Palm CHOICE Lagos '''e
GCEAX ri:I"ii>Tc beta iSisht ,. oNc'nent wa
very l:lt. 'lan "cm va ohr nee T.,
c@ e, 90 r . '. .,s 'i i@k-d a. t.,
lot d@ s.; LNcrloi 'c@ c''"; S sS,'0n ls ST. ST.
a Hn ,dI LEO box" VS. +: s. o 200 81 ba ~ "s
cr,"iaiia loo tc>e> s. M.s, iLLA o., >
iis.d r:A \, Af: ;;.., +; . ?s~" . /. IT,
20 ANY, hence tr,cn.an;!e. .cneia cargo unp SUN
@@ JOIN il qan 70 nng, o Ayr ;. loVaS Sn' e. t.,
N 40 Sc, So o." Su6asr =, '' I4! % urrr
~ -rlo.oc' ,.ni Kn-~in t. nor" %: Hat r"'
rE%vi>"NS %se al. n, l"!.ir x,, +;
M i : 1q :. g,t,a at ,' iii ,Ga"l9 %. $"~,
3?,l - fA"' =: .nl ai hn' i r'.i,
e ~ .s 1: !. ia" hri iiAM> II In ~ @i i" S
q1"..d hc'r at II, 81 at M w,,l - % Ct
>.,,y rahd H." qnot,d G'c e.; J. . av"'Hs" ,n4
e lr 10 NJ rc"ld Han, l","iir; >"" WIp 81
n,l AID Hra. i ,h..as 4" 't, ;t >"Id a, Il l "a
,,'.1ly ni ad ~. 'riy-% ,,y .NT T." si IT,
&% and a pr; to 5a FONT" H' nh
~, dr.i,|ri,, >I",uAt on va modria" n,avI i, hiS
rain I'D n nr"lk o ,a' ,3I no IT,. mI' ,t M &C..
@ also geo e., e. and t. i" "q% "a. anu S w. ioS
35c >crOyr m"allal oc'%r G"s," rj 4, a.
q Zee: ,alr> 600 ,c~ ioG''l a-k.d D,c,mn'r ,i"S
at olor bid al, l23H '> 'a'e 81 G 1a'' Continent
qao;.d at c5odo:or; >'th Arr.,,. at 800 MOI, grad.
5 t. i" ,d.} with f dsnana but "i'e;si,
f".~y ' 49, :s s.% q r;s la% ~ ,r.y
H sny 9S s.s to 'N %Sirrn 'F" ;i'anrt fancy
% %3s do % t J1n @ can %T i3oi
s Sat- paiy , , Eccd ' "' "' ''' @5
STATE pa ~ nrkn,. cho.c" lod2or FIR ,.i"
Fg.a vdSs Wo "a, ' lol 'F a4y %hq
lsqi do od lal:" tar reg iH 10 i:S@ t fr
t. ancT: nrkrs nrst, /? ,ui IRIS y? seconds
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Citn ptcpcrin for Sale.
PEERLESS HOUSES.

Mani lt,.n ~quar Loftt fSl>t 81. t"'w'"l Nih and
., ilnrL hni-h 3jN!i irrt; l"lf s'ur'-. lr
and cellar. cla~-i'a "I-ilLl AMI uhilu'. l.
op i0r ln>I" ct"n. Il. bIfNI.N, ."
Nr-t H..
GA - rlIVATE DWELLING FOI: SALi~ N"vi a:h
A r'''ntlv d"curtt"di 80 h>tnr'-. III W">'
l2Ist.,t. n'rr L'no>aNr. Thfc.tor' and ia>'m"nt
rowu.tonc front; wathm I'hi.'- to show huusr
owner. ia, OR ". SMITH.
lib W.T. l2l-t--t.
L. OF y high stnop bis"u"t and >IbcNr brow
son" Moicrn dw' Hing. V>t ""rpl't"d. south Id
Of bet and .ih restricted
tOIrt"i lare extension; ahln"t trim.
1''lr> Wi b' guaranteed ~ a." II TILE ct AEANTEE
AND TRUST rONPhNY. - IL crti.~'.. N-w.Nork
NoH%iT \ ZIMMERMAN Hu:ld"r>! 400 West 3'th.st
VNlIItE.E remaining hoL,'s II row e." sold. nor,
I'd. u. 7Ith.>t luJ feet asst III Columbus t.h ave
strictly hr>tca-a lrvsir dwellings cabinet trim brown
u: fronts.
II;l,- Will De guaranteed bv Iolici,- u the TITLE
GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY. 10 I.bcr,y.st
Ncw.Ynrk.
Apily premises 20 CoLLERAN BROS. or GEO W.
HUGHES, Owner.
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t'e loss ana c."''i and rio,,d Si,d. Iowi
Ic CAV I'm, Hn az. an. If, Of 1910 points HhG"cr NJ
Iiavrc SeptidD"i Gioc - i a. rics on ltrIrr;
80 'I.i r,i.d ..,Iy I.t.ilol hight on IA
wli" oth,F> rnl,o So I,..mDrr SIS y nct"."r
9uO'a' ~ ,-r.;,l,r. "a
SIS ~ No'rm rr' -: I'd, Ho quotes regular nr-i
SGs ID february ,''S ~ l.i,r .. u,a,r. 2@s
s go: good second . 80; .A'''"1 Enicd states.
receipts 5000 bag. III" t'n,on. ) oOO lag; tM.
1000 bags no c''arac'io Iady santos ipt>.
stok ,ooco bags; n,t'I no july 70 september %,
1870 go 600 bag: sam" t'hi 80 -, santos july
time 1883 ll2,cIo a%, ono has: sam tirr 1854.
september IS ic:' 49, 40 400 Ia - Total sales
$1,000 bags sam" tim ~; "."''' "'
here to-day. $4,000 bags a. follow" ,,,ost Lowest Sales
Go" "a - - ~ IjSI I5su 5000
January - so g., : ~ ~ ia LOCO
february :. D, 10 -! 20, AZ
March commune IKE ,, $50 l3l0 go
Nav ......"...-. po - 80 Is 80 1890 $50
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STAIN ED.

c..a o.d.,,-v ....3! L,w Nddl'nc .....-'." ="
S"', g I'd q, dina y....s- MddHc-...-.
cations e Iot '>p' l'iN t'N' ''"""' d ,,,tn.
49, ~ ,,,,. .,rnc and l,,,-; M" 't'u It''
- II IN. oiri.lls rain All, 'l.i ~
,r,duul .a,,.o I.uc 81 ''-h"!t> "a -
Ia wIiSn fIna.!v clocd - I"'nt~ hl:hr i.a'i
N,h a % lGi UtE, IN"i. "a 49,
- 49, hti;..d TIN hui -.' ''d III ~ !''.a , a. h1
=, "c'ns ..ov,d fiI:r'r II "linuiHh "ni'h ",o
III i'i. .s.iE I,,r,cnl -la~."I .."w ma. 'i'.'
. III. ~ -, i.n,~, ~.,l,-. geo ha'<.
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LIVE STOCK M.ARkn /.

- - IS ,a..ot~ .ann ior c>Io.j to !roi".
4d = 4ro.4> Tor inr 1inSH M BAH" ,;G E'' ."
he .raI oi,etN.n 81 t'i MIN t. g., =, ~ ~, w.
oisia Nj ac~,q OF a , Sa " IT, i 'S .. ' ..@i
~,"i, naf~'t -.a a; Nm. g. 100
I :; H.; =? S, , S, a. i" >. 30 % ~ sna
Cari,. ava ,>,ia 'irtrd :" "a a. =. m"'.,
ir,ii fiI, sdi r,":d noG L.n4"a a. l', -,
i H, 90 ! .:-r, ," i: Z: " a, ' H..
' l ,. n: .o I. ' To IL, 20" f e n. Of
~ o. N.Y. 80 ai,. =: -, b, .f
b. vii III !i+;.ia, 80 tn "f.'" f" i"f.''' val
ST. s4yr"1. cq.y' = Indiana >"I, 20 =;
10 d.. 700 y At 4 - - d. 81 i ;'2 !, g.
S7y :, a. $50 10 de- l' 4 f.. 81 d. q" ..! -"
a, s a. i. de-. il%, =. at - =, d. SO =;
do lo,- r. At = 10 d. 81. p q" - -. o.. j. 81
%: =: i 70; Il Indian, cows OF = at =" - 3
: S,n4e'S: Is Colorado So, 10 a. y !? J.
d. .-s e.. a, - GO Il d. iidd :: =, 3 81 ~"
->'v'oq ,. - on: :,';G, iiIG -, a. - 80
!? d. ~ H. a. a. !; = g. a. g. "''' ''0' ~
N TT ,i M" sat 4. i a. 80 at :, ii,
cent. !' co rGI" IN, i, t,1 an ' VT, i,% -,
l,@ ..e Of Urn y Il r. At i' SC y!
a.; '" ".' ~ It rnrrM, 10y M ~: , r'- WI"
%cparta ,' "n , 20 W. t.I t n tr~d
nath't ~ '"4i"f"' w." vt:i - w ril,'. .,. IT,.
G"' q a. .oiy -, r %i' w. a. All -,,,
R"r@,i ,'nns :, = i": =. = T.: i"' f. o.,
A., a. ~ " 2 -" e." at: g.. - e. o.. -, :.
a: t.. ; v',, - = +, Z. ~ =, - g. 7~., I'D
c.l1, ': s.! !. % ~ 'o 60. r. d. ''' r.
III ;lanr N'n,,, - =. - = A. %. v'a!'
~ b. .a%a i i|N.T g. n''. N N'''- -" +" $50 =
iSt: :. lu.in"rn v.a, re - r.. =. Z d"
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Ocean 5lenmer s.
ETEAMEE re- At ~TEiLlA plht, /,
y By IT, j.ooc.'or Cl,d.bn!l; steamship


-st'... ffI,. - t''"'r >.
\ lm iyli'.r us iI-.id~- la,ari.-trr Only VIII o.
Tor ia,-a+c az! EITHER particulars. apply to
.D,...> tDtN sos,
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W,rehous. deliveries since - lI'r - h,i,s. New.
wax iGI I72 balls Bstmogc ~ o'''N' '
6.a,s 10 500 bale. total, $4,000 VA .i,os .hov,d
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BITS OF INFORMATIOrs.

In Ceylon babies are used for croco-
dile bait.
A Scotch printer invented the post
age stamp.
Russians use American sleighs lined
with buffalo robes.
In Switzerland goats are trained to
tend the focks of sheep.
The largest gun on earth does not
weigh more than 116 tons.
The estimated population of the
District of Columbia is 233, 800.
The Japanese make artificial tortoise
shell with the white of eggs.
The climate of China is said to be
growing not only colder, but drier.
And now there is black ice-cream,
Turkish prunes being used for colo.-
ing.
Arbor day is celebrated in Idaho,
Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Rhode
Island and New York.
Ten years ago a good buffalo head
sold for $15 To $40. The price now
ranges from $75 to $400.
The Captains of the big ocean steam
ships plying on the Atlantic get
salaries of 81 800 to $2,4O0 year.
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POLLlC PLACES
AND.
INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.

ORDERED THAT THE FOLLOWING
~ Polling Places be, and the Same are here
by established for the next General Election,
to he held on Tuesday, November 4,
1890, and the following named persons are
appointed Inspectors of said Election, to
w.t.
Hamilton Precinct No. 1-Polling place at
Pramenko's Building. inspectors George
Coulter, E. Shepardson, T. A Peterson
White River Precinct No. 2-Polling place
mt Stepehen Williams House. Inspectors
G. A. Mathewson, Andy Lee, VIM. Moorman.
Taylor Precinct No. 4-Polling place at the
Opera House. nspectOrs-Archle Beaton,
John Verzan, James Fltzpatrick.
Osceola Precinct No. 5-Pollng place at
Marriotts Hall. Inspectors-Boon Iilford.
Levi Leavitt, j. A Skinner q
Aurum Precinct No. 6-Polling place at
at Mill office. Inspectors-Ben Sanford. z.
II. Lowell, N. G. Noe.
Cherry Creek Precinct No. S-Polling place
at Nevada Hall Building Inspecters-Wm
Sheek, j F. Miles, George Patterson.
Duck Creek Precinct No. 9-Polling place
at McGill's House. Inspectors--David Biggs,
Jerry Kent, Emil Yost.
Ely Precinct No. 10 Polling place at
Peaslees Building. Inspect0rs-Nel ell Munro,
Stephen G. Tucker, Thomas Johnson.
Newark Precinct Ne. l1--Polls at Mill
Office. Inspectors-J. H. Daley. IL. Curran,
Thomas Robinson.
By Order of the Board of County Commits
VIM. LAURENSON,
Clerk of said Board.
Ely, Nevada. October z, 1890.
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ELECTION
PROCL
BY the Board of County Commits
missioners of White Pine County.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ on Tuesday, November d, 1890, q General
Election will held for State, County and
Township officers, and other purposes, to wit:
One Member of Congress.
One Governor.
One Lieutenant Governor.
One Supreme Judge.
-Four District Judges.
One Attorney General.
One Clerk of the Supreme Court.
One Secretary of State.
One State Controller.
One State Treasurer.
One Surveyor General.
One State Printer.
One Superintendent of Public Instruction.
One Regent of the State University (Long
Term).
One Regent of the State University tShort
Term).
One Reclamation Commissioners Gong
Term.
One Reclamation Commissioner (Short
Term.
One Reclamation Commissioner for unex-
pired Term).
Two Assemblymen.
One Sheriff and ex-0ficio Assessor
One County Clerk.
One County Recordee aud Auditor.
One District Attorney.
One County Treasurer.
One County Surveyor.
One Public Administrator.
One County Commi SsiOner Long TERM.
One County Commissioner (Short Term).
One Jnstice of the for each Township.
One Constable for each Township.
One School Trustee for the Long Term in
each School District.
One School Trustees for the Short Term
iu each School District.
And for or against the calling Of Consti-
tutional Convention.
And that said election will be held ut the
following named places in the following
named Precincts in White Pine County. State
of Nevada, to wit:
Hamilton Precinct No. l-At Pram enko's
Building.
Williams House.
Taylor Precinct No. AT Opera House.
Osceola Precinct No. 5-At Marriotts Hall.
Aurum Precinct No. 6-At Mill office.
Cherry Creek Precinct Ne. Sat Nevada
Hall Building.
House. -
Ely precinct No. 10-At Peaslee's Building.
Newark Precinct No. l1-At Mill offie.
Which Election shall be opened at O'Clock
A. M and continue open until = O'Clock L.
NJ /. of said day.
BALLOTS.
And that all ballots and tickets for the en-
suing General Election IN the County of
White pine be written or printed on good
quality of white book paper, and that said
ballots be twelve by four inches in size and
free from any device or distihuishing mark
on the back.
BY order of the Board Of County Commits
sioners of White Pine County
VIM. LAURENSON,
Clelk of said Board
4
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THE NEVADA
Stage g. 1ranspoF-
ta1ion Co.
80
From Eureka to Ely, Taylor
and Phoebe.
Carrying the U. S. Mails and Wells
Fargo & Co.'S Express.
coaD STOCK AND QUICK TIME

CTAGES OF THIS LINE LEAVE Eu- J.
= reka daily at 8 A. M. for Hamilton. Ely
and Taylor and twice week from Taylor 10
Phoebe.
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FARES.

Thirty pounds of Baggage allowed each
passenger.
Return Tickets good for 30 days.
Positively no rebrate allowed commercial
travellers on Round Trip Rates.
Railroad Freight and Transportation
Line.
Teams of the above line will deliver Freight
at Taylor and points North, leaving Eureka
every day, or as often as the business de-
mands It.
oFFICK At Hips Store.
s0L Hxkrs Agent ct Ely.
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Cherry Creek Lodge No. 81, '.O.O.f

NF EETs AT ODD FELLOWS s@HA
M Hall every Saturday evening MS
Mt 8 O'Clock. Sojourning DIetmn DInm-,
rem in good standing are "oroiahs
invited to attend. .cupp \ O..
! L. MOORE. Rec Secretary.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
published every Saturday morning oy
w. L. DAVIS.
Terms OF subscription:
JOB Rim TIN G..

THE NEWS Office is supplied with !. every gy
facility p1;nt;yg tGr neSt and at living
rates. Any Job from lady's !, visiting dst );
I'D to n fnll-sheet poster turned OUT at
short notice. Orders Solicited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-06
TO TIE HOLDERS OF TIE DENVER, TENAS Il
FORTWORTII TRUST CERTIFICATES. ISSUED
BY TIE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEM-NnR

The Mercantile Trust Company has been officially hol'
fed that the Denver TeNa, and Fort Worth r. H. Co. ha'
passed resolutions authorizing the consolidation Of that
Company VITA various other companies Of Colorado ana
Wyoming the text Of which proposed articles of CONSOLE
dation may the Olcc of the Mercantile liusO
Company NO 100 broadway NcwYor1. and the Judgment
of the Trustee Is that it adv anfagcous to the shares
held by II that consolidation should be elected but
a. IS the holder legal tile Of tine said shar- in
trust holders OF the certificates which it has ISSUED
against said shares order may be advised OF the
views OF said certificate hold RS notice hereby given
that a meeting holder, OF The certificates issued a.
aforesaid will be- held the Office Of the Mercantile Trust
ComLany in the city Of Ncvl os on the fourth day OF
February $500 OF O'clock M OF said day,
for the purposc OF expressing recording their views
the subject Of such consolidation.
The books the transfer Of aid certificates VIII be
closed fourth day Of January, 1890, ana remain
e. lo>ed until the NTH day Of february. 1890
THE MERCANTILE Trust co. OF NEWfOhK,