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ornhan Asylnm school.

Following is the programme Of ex-
ercises to take place at the Orphan Asy-
INN School at Nineteenth and l. streets,
Mrs. l.. NJ Bassett, Principal:
Song. where Potomac Stream is
Flowing" school; Welcome Lily
Tietiens: Country and Flag" Danny
Schuman: 1.-The Truthful Boy" Roy
Beamer fWelcome, Bright Flag" Ella
Logan; Dates in Washingtcn's Life, ;"
Bonita Biarino; Our Country" Dollie
Nesbitt; Our Flag Lottie Plucker and
Edna. Talbot; response, by class; song,
Il Am So Glad Our Country is Free ];
..Q1lr own Dear Washington, Ray
burn Chapman; John Henry Jones,
Iasse Ia Bare: Our First President,
Grace Shockey; Washington, Bert
Leeper: NO Place for a Boy" Grover
Reamer; BE Reliant, George
yenter: What Was Washington
I.ike?'' Kitty Donnelly; flag exercise,
Gregory Rodriguez, Willie Leeper, Bert
Soldanels. Grover Bell. George Willett
and MAY Moss; song, God Bless the
land of Washington "The Big Blue
Bottle Charley Probert; Two Sur
nrises . Lena O'Connor; George Wash
ington.' Henry Venter; George Wash
;neton's Birthday" Lena Logan; Tn
da,,endenee Bell Lily Stice; God Bless
C,ur stars Forever" class recitation;
washington Birthday" by thirteen
bovs "Crowning Our Washington,
pen Fisher. Katie Sundholm and
phoebe World: song. Disturb Not His
Slumbers.r by thirteen girls; remarks
bx Rev. Mr. Herrick; song, America
fa,. Freedom.
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Weafher Notes.

The Weather Bureau reports show
the highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday to have been 50 degrees and
80 degrees, with light to gentle and
variable winds and partly cloudy
weather prevailing.
The winds direction has been from
almost all points of the compass.
The barometrical readings at a. m.
and .. m. were 3006 and 30.01 inches,
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 64 degrees
and 81 degrees, and one year ago to-
day 66 degrees and AZ degrees.
There was 81 of an inch of rain on
Washington's Birthday last year.
River 16 feet inches.
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MILITARY NOTES.
Recent staff Appointments Made by
Colonel Guthrie.


Announcement is made of the follow
ing staff appointments by Colonel Guth-
RE of the Second Infantry, Third Bri-
gade:
w. w. Greer, to be Captain and Ad-
jutant; Ira A. Robie of this city and
John G. Lee of Woodland, to be First
Lieutenants and Battalion Adjutants;
A. ]. Plant of Davisvi1le, to be First
Lieutenant and Quartermaster; w. Fl.
Parks of Marysyille, 10 be First Lieu
tenant and Commissary; Frank q.
Pirkey of Colusa, to be First Lieuten-
ant and Inspector of Rifle Practice; DR..
Foster L. Atkinson of this city TO be
Major and Surgeon; Logan P. Tooley
Of Willows, to be Captain and Assist
ant Surgeon; Rev. G. A. Ottmann OF
this city, to be Captain and Chaplain;
Sergeant Major r. G. Potter of this
city has been reappointed,
The remainder of the non-commis-
stoned staff officers will be named later
on.
All the companies are ordered to pa
rade and drill on the 22d, but such mem
bers as are to participate in the State
medal shooting contest on that day
have been excused from the drill.
Two battalions have been formed in
the regiment, as follows;
First Battalion Company c, Ne
vada City; Companies E and G in this
city and Company f, Woodland. Sec
ond Battalion-Company b Coiusa;
Company II, Redding; Company A,
Chico; Company d, Marysville.
Captains A. E. Stearns and J. d.
Shoemaker and Battalion Adjutant I.
A. Robie, all of this city, have been APP
pointed on the Regimental Examining
Board for the present year.
Lieutenant II. W. Rivett of Company
G has been detailed to take charge of
the Gatling gun and squad.
On Sunday Troop B will have field
day, taking one days rations and put
ting in forenoon and afternoon at Oak
Park in drill.
The same day the Signal Corps viii
have one division of the Corps at the
County Hospital, one at Auburn and
one with Troop B at Oak Park.
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DEFIANT SARAH NATHAN.
'sNo White Trash Can Make Her Ge
Out of Town.

mo White Trash Can Make Her Get
Out of Town.
A few days ago Justice Davis sem
fenced Sarah Nathan, the black female
Vagrant and peace disturber to six
months in the County Jail But he gave
her the alternative Of intiicting her
presence on some other community
The female nuisance promised to
leave the city, but instead of doing SO
she has been parading herself about
the streets in a drunken condition and
acting as if she thought she owned the
town.
Last evening officer Bagley met her
and demanded to Know why she had
not obeyed the order of the Police Court.
The woman tossed her frizzled head into
the air and declared that mo white
trash could make her git out ob dis
hyar town"
Bagley accordingly landed her in the
City Jail, and when she sobers up and
is taken before Justice Davis again she
will doubtless be less defiant.
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John Griffin; song, Sunshine of Para
disc Alley Howard Lugg and Lazarus
Bloomberg; recitation, Like Washing
ton" John Griffin; dialogue, New
Scholars" Mary Aguilar. Bessie Suber,
Grace Bentley and Mamie Curran; reel
tation. In 1872 Mabel Poole; dumb
bell drill. Willie Benning. Arthur Shuck,
Willie O'Brien, Gwynne Hamilton, Ray
mond Russell, Albert Butler, Bennie
Pearson, James Garlick, Fred Benson,
Donald Mclean, Louis Marks, John
Griffin, Leonard Harvey and Raymond
Harvey; song, Marching Through
Georgia" third grade boys: dialogue,
Honest Dealing" Willie Lynch, Arthur
Dreyfoos and Joe Lastra; song, Boot
blacks" John Longatti, Howard Lugg
and Lazarus Bloomberg; poppy song
and drill, Mamie Coleman, Esther Ma
than, Bada Pierson, Edith Hunt, Edna,
Hawk, Bessie Suber, Elma Kelly, Ed
wilma Crouch, Celia Griffin. Mabel Dent,
Fredrika Ross, Carrie Wenzel, Irma
Won Oehlhaffer, Grace Bentley, Nadia
Leiva, Belle Keegan, Eta Rush, Hope
Baker Clara Fielder, Ella Mcdonald
and Mary Aguilar; song, THE Stand
ard Bearer" Lloyd Wamsley. Harry
Suber. John Longatti, Howard Lugg,
Frank Lawrence, Frank Sprague, By
ron Fitzgerald, Archie Watson, Lazarus
Bloomberg and Garnie Frawley; dia
logue, THE Letter Justus Staiger and
De Witt Leiteh; song, Wont You
Come to My Tea Party?" Belle Keegan;
dialogue, "Washington's Birthday"
Harry Suber, Howard Lugg, Eddie
Wahl, Manuel Asavedo, Henry Bic
wener, Byron Fitzgerald, Edith Hunt,
Ella Mcdonald, Edwina Crouch, Anne
liza Wahl, Carrie Wentzell Esther Ma
than, Eta Rush, Katie Turner, Celia
Griffin, Irma Won Oehlhaffer, Elma
Kelly, Fredrika Ross, Gesine Schaden
and Irma Phleger; song, when the
Little Ones Are Coming Home From
School" Elvira Cifuentes Ethel Schnei-
der, Edna Grove, Clara Ziegler, Vera
Crouch, Adele Nixon, Clara Stone, Ma
bel Plunkett, Flora Rush, Dora Bar
toni, Alma Addison and Ollie Herman;
dialogue, "Coiumbia's Greeting to the
Nations" Mamie Curran. Edwina
Crouch, Addie Cutting. Mary Aguilar,
Bette Meunier. Ella Mcdonald, Celia
Griffin, Louise Boivin and Marguerite
Slavich; address to the pupils by Judge
c. N. Post. Director Dolan will pre-
side at the exercises.
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Harkness Grammar.

TIL only exercises this afternoon will
be at the Hardness Grammar School,
commencing at l o'clock. The pro-
gramme is as follows:
Song, Our Washington school;
Quotations, Harry Pierson, Willie
German, Clarence Ramsay and Jesse
Fitzgerald; .@The Story of the Bells, .
Edward Schweitzer, Roy Schardin, Ben
Shearer, Clarence Cronkite, Willie
Guild, Thorn Dorsey, Roy Byron, Bur-
ton Wright, Charles lie Noir, Lester
Wright, Dryden Van Rusen, d. McCul-
lock; Washington to the Present Gen
GRAFTON" Ernest Brown; piano solo,
"Clayton's Grand March,, Leila Ran
dali; Washington and the Little Pa
triots," Henry Miller, Gertrude Cath
cert. Edna Harlem, Eva Didion, Edwina
Yorke, Laura Rensselaer, and Eddie Nc
Even; Washington" Helen Carle;
Keeping the Birthday" Flossie Wen
Zel and Albert May; song, mt Vernon
Bells" school; THE Name of Washing
ton," Birdie Whittier, Milades Levia,
Muriel Katzenstein and Ellita King:
1.-THE Birthday of Washington" Fritz
Biewener, Vivian Hart. Harry Gleie and
Chester Rensselaer,; "A Small Boys
View of Why George Washington Never
Told Lie" Charles Ascher; piano
duet. America" Daisy Guthrie and
Gertie Lothhammer; Washington S
Career" Celia Nichols; Character of
Washington, Marcus Politz; address,
Henry Brown; address, Major w. A.
Gett, Jr.; song,, "A Song of Washing
ton" school.
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Promptly Paid.

BY permission of C. Willmunder and
f. j. Leist of Sacramento we wish to
call attention to the prompt settlement
of the accident claims covered by their
combination life and accident policies in
the Bankers Alliance Life Insurance
Company of Los Angeles, in which they
were insured. Persons interested in our
plan Of insurance will be cheerfully
given full information by calling at the
office, Casey Building, Sixth and J
streets. ]. A. Peters, Manager.
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VI ARRIED.

KEMNTTZER- OHNSON-In this city Feb
ruary 9th, at the home of the brides
parents on Nineteenth street, by Rev. Mr..
Hoskinson of the Sixteenth-street Lutheran
Church Louis VI. kemnitzer to Emma c.
johnson, both OF Sacramento.
RBILT-HELNET-In San Fran
cisco. February 10th. by the Rev. T.. b.
Spalding, Charles b. Vanderbilt of San Ra-
fael to Annie C. Helmet of Goodyear's Bar. y
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BIRTHDAY OF WASHINGTON.
Ii Will be Duly Celebrated in the Public
Schools To-day.
Addresses by Citizens The Children
Are Loaded With Patriotic
Recitations.

The children of the public schools of
the city are brimful of patriotism to-
day, and the good things that will be
said of George Washington in the vari-
GUS schcolrooms should make the mod
est Father of his Country blush when
they reach his heavenly abode
In accordance with the action of the
City Board of Education, Washington's
Birthday will be properly celebrated to-
day by appropriate exercises. Not only
will the pupils recite appropriate selec-
items and sing patriotic songs, but
prominent citizens viii also deliver ad-
dresses suitable to the occasion.
The exercises win ali take place at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, except at the
Harkness Grammar and Fremont Pri-
mary Schools, where they will be held
In the afternoon at ! o'clock. The fol-
lowing persons will address the differ
emit schools:
High School, H. Weinstock; Sacra-
mento Grammar School, c. X Nc
CATCHY; Hardness Grammar, w. A.
Gett, Jr.; Sutter Grammar, Rev NJ. d.
Buck; Lincoln Primary, c. N. Post
Capital Primary, c. NJ Harrison; JEFF
ferson Primary r. Nj. Clarken; Fre-
mont Primary, George B. Katzenstein;
Union Primary, A G. Hinkson; Wash
ington Primary, B. z. Howard; Mar
shall Primary, j. A Woodson; Orphan
Asylum, Rev. A. c. Herrick
The Marshall School exercises will
also take place in the afternoon. This
fact was not learned until late hour
last night
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Red Mems Day at the Ice Carnival.

The Improved Order of Red Men will
celebrate Washington's birthday ami
versary at Truckee on the 22d inst. Ex-
cursion Will leave Sacramento Friday
at 10 p. M, the Dist, returning Saturday
night. Round trip. including Pullman
berth, S6 80 For full particulars in
nnire at depot ticket office.
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Change of secretary.

Last night eleven of the fifteen Di-
ractors of the Chamber of Commerce
elected G. B. Katzenstein Secretary in
Mace of James 1. Felter Mr.. Felter
Was the original promoter and father
+he organization
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Jefferson Primary.


The pupils of the jefferson Primary
School, of which Miss JEANNE Govan is
Principal, will render the following pro-
gramme, commencing at 10 o'clock:
r. M. Clarken will be the orator of the
day; salutation, Lawrence Wizard; song,
WASHINGTON, fifth grade; "Biograph-
icaI Sketch of Washington" Alma
Klare; "The Flower of Liberty" War
rem Clark; dialogue, Keeping the
Birthday ay'-Mrs Columbia, Jeanette
Milligan; Mr. Ninete nth Century, Rob-
bic Wood; George Washington" Pearl
Hodgson; Washington and l." Vorena
Ketchum; song, Columbia, the Gem Of
the Ocean; Barbara Frietchie," Mary
Shearer; Washington Birthday" Van
Phinney; vocal solo, Putting on Style, .
Adele Byron; recitation and song, The
Story of the Bells" Clarence Rath,
Jeanette Milligan, Albert Wenle, Belle
Steimiller, Annie Futterer, Grace john
ston, Edith Trainor, Sadie Naghel, Ma
bel Marsh, Bessie Griswold, Birdie
Woodall, Gardner Lewis and Gertrude
Ginsberg; February 22d,'' Adelina
Doane; "Washingtons Day." Harold
Parker; song, "Story of Washington, !"
Willie Stone, Clay Locke, Robbie Girls
void, Louis Vance and Russell Baker;
my Flag" Wilson Peck; Greeting" :"
Leonora Attama; "Who Knows?' Ell
mer Luhrs; Something to Remember"
Elmer Lund; "a Nations Strength, I"
Carol Nathan; "a Question, Alfred
Rhoads; Washington, Vera Elliott;
"a Talk With Grandpa" =" Florence Ba-
ker: song, Mount Vernon Bells, !"
school; recitation, Stella Ellzus and Lo-
retta Rust: song, "tThe fStar-Spangled
Banner school; ''TIe Never Told Lie, ;"
Dudley Jackson; "Washington's Birth
day." Leslie Cohen; 1.-THE Flag" Fred
die Cox; song, lone Time There Was
Little Boy" school; recitation,
"Changeful Hetty," Emily Mcintyre;
recitation, Cynthia Taylor; piano solo,
waltz" Rosa Marines; recitation,
Claire Mathews, Walter Renwick and
Leslie Watkins; recitation, Elizabeth
Rath, Abbie Bradway, Dona Hall. Ruby
Connor. Gertrude Clauss and Mildred
Milliken; dialogue, George Washing
ton" CLYDE Brand, Fay Thompson, Og-
den Beckman, Frank Keefe, Albert
White and Harrison Sarchett, piano
SOLO Lulu Schnauss; George Wash
ington." Linder Denton; "Our Heroes, "
Walter Thatcher; Our Flag, Mable
Cox: recitation, Harrison Flynn; "A
Lesson Walter Criswell; Dates in
Washington's Life Linnie Schapp,
Eleta. Petrie, Onaeda Barrett Ethel
Miller and Orietta Elliott; THE
Hatchet Story Walter Hastenplug,
Edgar Allen, Tom Stewart, Charlie
Turner and Ashley Valentine; "A
Speech Curtis Ingram.
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Special Notice to crockery Buyers.

The Crystal Palace, SO ] street, is
selling all goods marked with blue
tag, regardless of cost, beginning Sat
urday, February 10Th, and lasting until
further notice.
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Races.

A full description of each race at the
Bay District track is given at E. L.
Kripp's cigar store, 6tZ J street. The
result is known almost as soon as at
the track
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Requires Neither Eggs Nor Cream.

Our Blended Coffee is pronounced by
all coffee judges as the finest 1t con-
sists of only the purest and best coffee
grown. and its flavor is perfect. The
Pacific J street, near Eighth
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We have second-han upright

we have second hand upright
pianos from $50. Square pianos
in good condition from $40 up
IF you want mandolin, banjo or
guitar call on US and we will sell the
genuine instrument cheap. We also
carry a line of hieh-grade pianos.
Neale, Eilers Co. Seventh and sts
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George Egan and Will. H. Hanlon,
well-known Sacramentans. have pur-
chased She Reception Saloon. Seventh
and K streets. The full returns of the
races at San Francisco are chronicled
there daily.
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Best standard tomatoes. cans for
25c: asparagus tips, 15c a can; Capital
jams. 1Oc a can. A. c. s.. Eighth and
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DIED.

GREHOLBER-Tn this city, February xUth.
Norma Gertrude. only child Of Joseph and
Winifred Grehoiber. native of sacramento,
aged II months and 20 days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Restore your strength by wearing
electric belt. To be had at j. A
Green's Seventh and K streets, Sacra-
mento.
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John A Sutter bourbon whisky, ST a
bottle B. K. Bloch & Co. sole con-
trollers.
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Lincoln Primary.

Following viii be the exercises held at
the Lincoln Primary School, Lizzie NJ.
Bernard, Principal:
Recitation, Young Patriot" Lewis
Rlodgett; Washington Drill, Minnie
RIoomberg, Bernard Ross. Ethel
Freund, Donald Mclean, Beatrice Chin
chilla, James Garlick, Rose Goldstein.
Fred Benson, Annie Steinmeyer and
Bennie Pearson: song, ''Who WHIP"
Howard Lugg. Lydia Klink, Flora Su-
ber and John Longatti; recitation,
Utah" Vera Crouch; recitation,
American Flag" Fredrika Ross; reei-
tation, "Washington's Hatehet." Willie
Ford, Douglas Erewin and Walter Wat
son; song, Our Flag" Nerena Lon
gatti and Gwynne Hamilton; recita-
ton, Jack and J. Albert Butler; song.
Washington, Edna and Walter Da-
Wis; recitation, George Washington,
Willie Benning; song, The Postman,
Elmer Brown, Willie Ford. Arthur Wat
son, Marie Vanina, Celia Lohmeyer,
Aimee Nixon. Vincent Richards, Meta
Baekrath Sadie Dreyfoos, Ruby Nc
Caily. Walter Watson, Walter Doig and
Arthur Wirth Cpostman); dialogue
"Over the Fence Ada Broughton and
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Washington Primary.

y
The following exercises will take
place at Washington Primary School at
10 o'clock this morning, NJ L. Woods
Principal:
Song. America; greeting, Frank
Brendell; recitation, George Washing
tom LIE Roy Babcock; recitation,
wondering About Washington" Car
roll Robinson; recitation, February
Twenty Second" Murdy Rogers; reel
tation, January Has Gone,'' Dora Her
man; recitation, 1.-The Truthful Boy"
Clyde Beard; recitation, ''The Hatchet," ,"
Willie Hood; recitation, what is Said
OF the Colors of Our Emblem" :" Alma
Grady; recitation, Cherry Pies" Vista
Ccndon; recitation, That's the Way"
Dorothy Mills; recitation, '"The Days Of
Washington Ernest Iittlefield; recita-
tion, "Our Washington Clarita Blair
recitation, Washington and l." Paul
Drescher; recitation, "A Promise, -
Selma Lavenson; recitation, ''Arise, IT'S
the Day of Our Washlngton's Glory
Chauncey Cunningham; recitation
''The Boys We Need Merwin Hart
well; recitation, "a Little Truth
Teller" Natalie Lowery; recitation
George Washington" Willie Toland );
recitation, "Too Bad" Clarence Nc
Clure; Song of Washington. Helen
Assalena; recitation, "Our Washing
ton,' Wllkie Ogg, Elwood Mier and
Eddie Pletscher: recitation, "Our Coun-
try's Father Harold Iittleffeld; recita-
tion, "a California Girl Eleanor Bald
win; recitation, Washington. Alex
Cody; recitation, "Our Own Dear Wash
ington,' Frank Diviny; recitation, IF, !"
Willie Martin; recitation, February
Twenty Second" Charlie Peters; reci-
tation, George Washington, Leslie
Genung; recitation, Cur Flag" Ru-
dolph Kunigk, Dora Schlutius, Eugene
Van Buren,, Florence Feral. Frank
Smith and Mabel Mier; song, ''Nobly
Our Flag; address. County Superin-
4au5arf Howard
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FARMERS And MECHANICS SAYINGS BANK
-NOOLNORTH NATI0NlL BANK,

Crocker Building. Market and Post
Streets. san Francisco.
PAID UP CAPITAL, SI,000.00O SURPLUS. $563,035.
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Marvellous Results.

From letter written by Rev. j.
Gunderman, of Dimondale, Mich.
we are permitted to make this ex-
tract: 81 have no hesitation in
recommending DIR. Kings New Dis
covery, as the results were almost
marvellous in the case of my wife.
While l was pastor of the Baptist
church at Rives Junction she was
brought down with Pneumomonia
succeeding LaGrippe. Terrible
paroxysms of coughing without lit
tie interruption and it seemed as if
she could not survive them. A
friend recommended DIR. Kings
New Discovery; it was quick in its
work and highly satisfactory in its
results" Trial bottles free at
Cox, Savage & Co.'s drug store.
Regular size soc. and loo.
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DIR. Martin will deliver his able
and interesting lecture on Shaks
peare June the 8th at ST, Katharines
School, free of charge, The public
is cordially invited to attend.
DIR. S. Dickson will be in GranC
Junction on Thursday and Friday,
the 4th and 9Th of June, for the
purpose of accommodating those IL
that vicinity, who are in need Of
dental work.
Go TO Cox, Savage & Co.'S
for your new Buggy and
Harness. They are leaders
in this line in quality and
low prices.
Miss Duval, one of the teachers
of St. Katharine's School, received q
letter on Saturday last telling her OF
the serious illness of her father,
She left on the evening train for hel
home in Baltimore, Md.
School Books, Tablets,
States, Paper and Envelopes,
etc., cheap at Hudson's.
DIR. NJ. M. Smith, of Cedar
Chapel, Hardeman County, presi
dent of the West Tennessee Medi
cal and Surgical Association, is in
the city arranging for the approach
ing meeting in this city.-Whig.
Mr.. Alphonso Young, former
ly of Bolivar, now travelling sales
man for the Birmingham Dry
Goods Co., Birmingham, Ala,
was here the latter part of last week
to see his many friends and relatives.
The GODDESS of night has been
very kind In lighting up the streets
of our town during the present week.
for which we should all be thankful,
as the residents of Bolivar during
nocturnal hours are dependent on il
for light.
Patrick Brothers is head
quarters for Ladies' Slippers.
They have an immense vari-
ETY. at low prices. Call and
see them.
Marshal NJ. n. Perry took
from his garden on Monday last q
cuckle-burr stalk containing full
grown burrs, which explodes the
old adage that frost may be ex
pected as soon as such burrs attain
their full growth.
Don't fail to go up stairs
at Cox, Savage d Co.'S if you
want to see at work the best
Harness and Saddlemaker il
the state.
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Electric BitteY9.

Electric Bitters is a medicine
suited for any season, but, perhaps,
more generally needed, when TIE
languid exhausted feeling prevails,
when the liver is torpid and slug
gish and the need of tonic and al
terative is felt, A prompt use OF
this medicine has often averted long
and perhaps fatal bilious fevers.
No medicine will act more surely in
freeing and counteracting the sys
tenn from malarial poison. Head.
ache, Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness yield to Electric Bitters.
SOC. and $l.oo per bottle at Cox,
Savage q Co.'s drug store.
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Go to Williams Grocery
for Soda Water, Milk Shake,
and Hot Peanuts.
Mrs. J. D. Swinebroad and
children left Friday for Nashville
and Louisville, Ky.
-Comptroller Harris is expected
tc arrive here to-day friday on
business for the state.
DIR. J. S. Nicely, a true and
tried democrat and a substantial
citizen, was in Bolivar last Mon
day on business.
Buy your Paints, Oils and
Brushes from Cox, Savage
81 Co.
There will be no sale at the OPP
erahouse June 5th. The young
ladies have concluded to wait until
alter in the season.
Attend the ''G1bson Pictures,
on June 9Th at the Operahouse.
Misses Ella and Tenny Pirtle
left Monday for TOone, to attend
the strawberry supper given in that
place last Tuesday night.
Miss Sammie Bennett was in
Grand Junction Monday, looking
after the southern branch of her
millinery establishment.
Fishing Tackle, Marbles,
lCroquet Sets, etc, at Hud-
sons.
-Revs. d. NJ. McIver and w.
S. Cochrane are in Memphis attend
ing the General Assembly of the
Southern Presbyterian Church.
Little Agnes Taylor, of Nash
Vile, entered St. Katharine's School
this week as boarder and pupil
during the summer and fall months.
| To the Ladies! Call and
isee our Slippers.
d. E.DURRETT.
! w. II. II. Gillespie and wife
and Master Robert Mari, of Selmer,
| McNairy County, are visiting the
families of Messrs. r. n. Mitchell
and Julius Crawford.
Cox, Savage & Co. have en-
ployed w. F. Miller, of New York,
an experienced harness maker.
They now have two workmen and
yet are behind on orders.
The ladies of St. James Guild
will give an entertainment at the
Operahouse, on Friday night, June
9TH, at pm. Come and be amused.
Admission for adults Is cents and
for children 10 cents. "Gibson
Pictures" will be given.