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fvcsiio Itcp ub lien tv SATURDAY. APRIL 14,1683. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Communications on topics ot local interest lien's items from ail parts of the county are solicited, mid should be sent In aa early in the week od poeelblo, accompanied by the name and address of the writer. Church aud society notices published without charge.

All notices and ad vertisements must bo handed iii by Thursday to insure insertion. FRESNO LODGE, No. 186,1. V. BBTS EVERY MONDAY EVENING IN Odd Fellows'llall.

corner of Mariposa and I streets. All members in Rood standing are mspectfully requested to attend YOSEMXTE LODGE, No. 171, A. O. U.W.

HCEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVENING AT iVl Odd Fellows' Hall. A full attendance ol in good standing solicited. FBESNO I.01GK, No, 409, I. O. O.

T. EETS EVERY FRIDAY EVENING AT Odd Fellows Hall. Visiting members of the order cordially welcomed, and prompt attend-Ince of ho.rae members earnestly reouested. FRESNO LODGE, No. 247, F.

and A.M. TATED MEETING ON THE SATURDAY on or proceeding the full of ttemoon Broth ere in good standing are requested to attend. GE, No. 67 K. of 1 TWEETS EVERY, WEDNESDAY EVENING IVl in Masonic Hall.

All Knights in good standing are requested to attend. ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH. rpBERE WILL BE SERVICES IN THE JL Catholic Chnrch of Fresno every Sunday except the third Sunday ot every mwntb, when the pastor officiates at Madera. ST.

JAMES' CHURCH. ERVICES EVERY SDNDiY, MORNING and evening, excepting the third Sunday in the month. REV. IK 0. KELLET, Pastor, LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Kingauurg ghost story is founded on fact. Chas. F. Riggs is now a member of the firm of Kiggs Sons. Col.

Fred Woodworth has lost a fine greyhound. See advertisement. Harry Austin now "does the agreeable" as head clerk in the Ogle House. A number of strangers have been looking at Fresno colony lands during the past week. Hank Hawn is sowing twenty acres of alfalfa on the tract on which the slaugh- ter house is located in Fresno Colony.

The Tosemite train is running on the same time as when discontinued last fall. It arrives at 13:30 A. 5u, and leares at 4 A.M. The license ordinance has now gone into effect, and business men are called upon to comply with the requirements of -the law. The Knights of Pythias at Kingsburg announces a picnic and grand ball in the evening on May 1st.

A large attendance and a happy time is anticipated. Messrs, Davis Knupp, ice dealers, are delivering ice io all parts of town in 10-pound lota at cents per pound. Smaller orders, 3 cents per pound. Robt. Johnson has opened a marble shop in the room north of Ball's new building.

Sir. Johnson was recently connected with the Visalia marble works. John S. Davis, recently of San Francisco, and a gentleman of experience in tho- merchandising business, has associated himself with Messrs. Sase Faber.

Fresno colonists who raise strawberries for the early market are just at present realizing handsome returns. Berries are retailing In this market at 50 cents a box. H. A. Nirnocfcs, the watchmaker and jeweler, will shortly remove to the room which is being fitted up exclusively for his business in the old Odd Fellow's building.

The ladies of the Congregational Church will give a concert and lunch in the hall opposite the Postoffice on Tuesday evening, the 17th last. AH who attend can be.assured an interesting and pleasant time. Balls and chains for the adornment of the inmates of the county jail arrived this week. The prisoners will now be put at work whenever their services may be required on the streets and public grounds. Major Perm's gospel tont was blown down by the heavy wind Sunday, shortly after the conclusion of the morning ser- The revival meetings were held in the M.

E. church Sunday and Monday evenings. I. Lamb open to-day in the lYinulidll building a very large stock of millinery and fancy goods. For particulars seo advertisement, and then call and take a look at the splendid display or' new goods.

The Congregational Church will hold services on Sunday as usual in their hall opposite the poatoffice, at 11 A. M. and 7: P.M. Preaching in the morning by the Rev. E.

B. Tuthill of Colorado Springs, Col. Sunday-school at 0:45. Mrs. L.

B. Newell and Miss Ernestine Miller have opened dressmaking rooms ia Wimmcr's block and solicit an examination of samples and prices by the ladies of Fresno and vicinity. Attention is calted to their advertisement. Supervisor Covell has been doing some much neaded grading on Elm avenue, in Fresno Colony, this week. These im- pr6vement3 on the roads are appreciated by every citizen who has occasion to ride or drive in the vicinity of Fresno.

Riggs, Sons have placed a street lam in tront of their place of business, whic! as kept burning all night. It is quite a convenience to the public in general, and is a great boon indeed as a beacon light to the weary and belated bacchanalian. Chas. Newell has leased the city hall at Visalia, and will open a skating rinfcit that place immediately after the grand skating carnival at Fresno on the 21st inst. The rink here will be kepi open every afternoon and evening until that date.

Aa old-fashioned sand storm came up from the north Thursday forenoon, followed by a slight dash of rain. Rain fell several times during the day, and in sufficient quantities tothorouqhly wet the Weather-wise people predict more rain. At a meeting of the ladies at the Ogtt House this morning a preliminary organization of a Woman's Christian Union was effected, Hiss "Witlard presiding A meeting will be held at the gospe tent this afternoon to complete the or The citizens of Kingsburg have madi arrangements to divert water from thi Tree branch of the Fresno Canal They expect to take out 50 feet of wate for which they will pay $300 per foo Half the amount is to be paid in worl the new ditch. F. H.

Ball Co. are removing int new quarters in their elegant new brie' building, and will be open for business on Monaay. The interior of their neT store is handsomely fitted up, and th entire building is one of the best con struoted in the city. Kirk Jonsen, of the Eureka boo and shoe store, have something to sa to our readers this week in regard to" th arrival of a Jarge new stock of sprin and summer goods in their line. The new styles in ladies' French kid boo Are said to be the finest goods of th iind ever brought to Fresno.

List ot letters remaining uncalled in -Wells, Fargo Go's, express office a this date. Louis Einstein, agejit: Abbe Black, A. Cam; Alexis; Dapclle, Davis, Miss Buserri Jacqae; Elaiore, M. Fra Mathew; Hansen, Martin; Hutch insoo, Loorey, T. Marti Oea, Souget, Don Yenalei "Wilson, D.

M. THOUGHTS OP i opening days of spring, when nature rst responds to the genial influences of nshlne and balmy breezes, when tlie ees put forth their swelling buds aod arden and plain are carpeted with colors rare and buwilderiug beauty aud the ring poet comes forth from his htrlike thing ot lift 1 people of good taste with- ut exception commence to improve and eautify their surroundings' The back- ard accumulations of the past winter removed, the lawn and walks are eancd and repaired, and flowers, shrubs and trees are planted to enhance the aauty aud comfort of the surroundings home. Owners and occupants of busi- ess houses also, who are known for their nterprise, public spirit or even common ecencj at this season ot the year uni- ersally renovate and cleau up their remises and take (lie necessary sanitary recautions pending the approach of hot eather. We are glad to say there many such people in Fresno, as is mply testified by the handsome and itily arranged grounds of many homes nd the scrupulously clean surroundings many places of business. There are, iwever, many notable exceptions, and is to these we desire to call attention, iid to urge the necessity of a speedy and eneral cleaning-up of these places that iw disgrace the town and if left uudis- rbed during the approaching summer ill endanger the lite of every resident, ome people seem to imagine that it is eir privilege to live like hogs, regard- ss of the otfense and discomfort it may to their neighbors.

They appear to elight in the filth and miasmatic stenches rising from overflowing cesspools and aek yards filled with decaying debris of rery conceivable character, from cast off othing to kitcheu slops aud dead cats. aey utterly fail to realize that this is ot agreeable to people who are used to ifferent surroundings. If these people annot be induced by moral suasion to ease these violations of tlie laws of ealth and observe some rules of common ecency, there is but one course to be in the matter. Their neighbors or ime interested parties must complain to ie authorities and have the imilaria- reedinj conditions remedied. Every tizen should consider it his duty to it that his locality is free from these aogerous conditions.

The poetical and ndsome days of spring-time bring with em many things of practical uature, nd nono are of more importance than ose which affect the health of a corn- unity. Miss "WiLLAiiu's regret iftt our local space is so far taken up lis week as to make it impossible to even a brief review of the temper- ice lecture delivered at the M. E. Chuich outh on Thursday evening by Miss, raucis Willard. The lecturer's reputa- on as a public speaker had preceded er, and notwithstanding the very un- easant character of the weather the urch was packed to its greatest capa- ty.

The opening exercises, consisting au address of welcome by Rev. P. M. icktes, aa original poem by Hon. J.

ones, solos by Mrs. Potter and Mrs. uttle and a. couple ot quartettes, was ery creditably performed indeed. Miss illard's address was quite lengthy, Ilowing as it did a program of consul able length, but the audience was held close attention to the subject until the ose.

Miss Willard is a pleasingspeaker, id interesting 1 without displaying any tternessor vindictiveness towards those tio may differ with her. She was ac- impanied by her traveling companion, iiss Gordon, and Mrs. Congdon, Secrc- ry of W. C. T.

U. of California. At close of the lecture a commtitee of dies was appointed, representing the 'flerent orthodox churches of the citv, meet Miss Willard at the Ogle House 9 A. Friday morning, to make pre- minary arrangements for the orjianiza- on of a Woman's Christian Temperance nion in this city. ECCLESIASTICAL or enn, the evangelist, made a rather scri- us charge against the moral tone of lia community the other night when he id that he hacJ traveled all over the ates of Missouri aud Texas and through her districts which have a world-wide putation for general cussedness and ickedness of a nigh grade, and that he id never before struck as tough a place Fresno and had never before addressed ill behaved au audience.

We do not now what provocation tho reverend geu- eman may have had to call forth these itter words of disapproval, but we do now that he has had courtesies extended him by the church and people of resno, aud that on this account, if no her, the remarks were not in very good iste. Out of regard for the reverend entleman's high calling THE REPUBLI- vs will not question the motives that ituated the imputation. Major Penn is ere for the ostensible purpose of snatcli- ig sin-cursed souls like brands from the burnings, and in these efforts we ould not for worlds lay a straw in his ay. We would suggest to th that in this manner of dealing ith a sin-burdened community he has ardly shown that degree of Christian tiarity that at all times characterized im of whom he is a professed disciple, ie meek and lowlv of mankind. A WISE Morel, formerly of the Edge Hill vineyard, Napa ounty, and one of the prominent wine lakers of California, was visiting Fresno ie early part of this week.

"Being a ountryman and friend of the French Agricultural Commissioner, Henry Gros- eao, he hau received from Mm, severa' nvate letters in regard to this county nd its eminent adaptabilty for the pro- uction of wine and raisins, and came to ee for himself. He confessed upon his rrival that the real estate men and wim makers of the northern counties hue irejudiced him considerably against thii ounty. A few days of investigation lowever, was sufficient to dissipate an) lotibt about Fresno becoming a wine district that will, in a short time, not be urpassed by even Portugal or Spain with which Mr. Morel is well icqaainted. He is so well pleased tha ie admits its superiority to Napa county and the probabilities are that he wil shortly return to Fresno and locate per manently.

SsrALL-Pos AT i just now considerably agitated ove ihree eases of what is pronounced small in a virulent form. The disease wa not believed to be small-pox at first, an' not until one, member of a family ha died and two others bcame dangerousl ill was the disease thus pronounced the physicians, and, owing to this fact, th exposure to the disease has been such th: Ejreat alarm is felt. It is to be hope that the physicians may be mistaken and that the disease may yet prove to t) only an aggravated form of chicken-pox as it was at first supposed to be, RESOLUTIONS OF a mee ing of Pomona Council No. 622, A. L.

a special committee reported tl following aa an expression of the Coun cU concerning the death of the late Wn Thos. Rumble: William Thomas Rumb our esteemed companion and Secreta 1 having departed this life, we, the men bers of the American Legion of Hono sensible of our affliction as abrotherhoo tender to the sorrowing widow and hi children our sincere condolence. examiaation of J. Lefever, charged with the murder Sebern Lashley, was concluded on Thui day afternoon, and on Friday morning 10 o'clock the prisoner was discharged. The Ladies' Guild of the Episcop Church will give a social at the parso age on Wednesday evening, April 5t PERSONALS.

Robt. Perriu, of San Francisco, has en, in Fresno this week. Henry Miller, of the firm of Lux "iller, was in town Tuesday. Miss Kelsey, of Stockton, is visiting sister, Mrs. It.

B. Terry. Deputy Sheriff Witthouse made a busi- et.3 trip to Stockton the first of the eek. Supervisor Jeff James, of San Fransco, has been taking a look at his resno ranch this week. Chas.

A. Dana, editor of the New ork Sun, passed through Fresno this eek, enroute for Yoseinite. Misses Estella aud Lottie Kenfield, of akersfield, have been visiting friends in resno during the past week. Mr. and Mrs.

Jno. Jonsen have re- rncd from their visit at San Francisco other points on the coast. Rev. E.B. Tuthill, of Colorado Springs, ol.

is visiting his old-time friend, Rev. eo. E. Freeman, of this city. M.

K. Harris has been in San Fransco during the week in attendance at meeting of the Grand Lodge of Knights Pythias. Fred Mutter, commercial tourist for eddington San Francisco, was town Wednesday, making it lively the boys. Geo. McCullough, a Fresno pioneer, turned this week from an extended ur in southern California.

We under- und that his health tins been improved his travels. Mr, Gco, H. Eggers and wife, and isses LilHe and Tillie Eggers came up om San Francisco on Monday evening's aiti ami will spend several weeks at eir pleasant home on the vineyard. Mayor R. W.

Tully, of Stockton, other-in-Uiw of J. W. Hinds, has been Fresno during the past week. Mr. ully's family has been visiting with r.

Hinds for several weeks. They will turn to Stockton early next week. II. H. Doyle, editor of the San Luis 1 was visitiag his brother, r.

B. W. Doyle, of this city, this week, r. D. visited Fresno three years ago, nd was, of course, greatly surprised at wonderful change that has taken ace in the appearance of things since i at time.

Paul Occker, a representative of the Immigration Association, and of editorial staff of the California nt, was in Fresno this week on busi- ess connected with the Immigration He took a drive through colonies and expressed himself high- pleased with what he saw. Mr. and Mrs. Noble F. Pickles arrived Fresno on Thursday last week, and ire given a cordial reception by their umci'oiis friends.

THE REPUBLICAN aa the recipient ot the compliments of estimable couple in the shape of veral bottles of "extra dry," etc. We in with their friends in tlie best wishes future happiness. Why should Fresno not have a picnic? The months of April and ay are the most pleasant of all the year outdoor celebrations, and with its imerous societies and social orgamza- ons to take the lead in these matters, resno should certainly not allow all the ilmy days of spring-time to pass by ithout at least devoting one day to creation outside the dusty streets and vay from the noise and turmoil of town- fe. THE REPUBLICAN modestly suggests tlie various societies of Fresno that they jite on some place and have a general ay-day picnic. But don't all speak at nee, please.

THE REPUBLICAN has this week been avored with a couple of exquisite bo- uets of roses, presented by Mrs. T. C. hite and Mrs. Dr.

Leach. There were five or six of the finest varieties in icli, and we are sure that no finer spe- mens of this queen of ilowers can be reduced. The greatest conservatories the world produce no finer roses than re raised in the gardens of Fresno We learn from the Delta that the body Frank Harvey was found in King's iver on last Saturday after having reamed in the water nine days. Harvey as known to have $200 with him at the me of his death, but only 50 were upon his person. The remainder supposed to have been in his trunk, Inch has not been recovered.

A trio of gentlemen from Borden got nto a difficulty on Mariposa street last aturday evening, and for a time it oked as though the trouble was to be tiled by force of arms. Shooting irons ere displayed and threats of terrible and oody deeds were freely indulged in, ut the matters finally quieted down ithout serious damage to anyone. "The Ticket of Leave Man," a popular jur-act drama, is now under rehearsal the Fresno Literary Society, and will presented to tlie public in the course a few weeks, no date having yet been etermined upon. The presentation drama of this character is no small nn ertaking for amateurs. Mr.

Clarence Hedges, formerly con- ected with THE REPUBLICAN but now ne of the publishers of the Monthly we are authentically informed has eccQtly fallen heir to tho snug sum 10,000" by the unexpected demise of relative. Such sad events are are occurrence in the lives of newspapei ten. The attention of the public is called ti ie advertisement of the Borden Hotel lenry Slaven proprietor. The traveling ublic should bear in mind that this otel offers first-class accommodations at easonable prices, Feed and sale stabli nd good alfalfa pasture in connection Miss Bennett has taken the position irincipal of the Fresno public school: or the unexpired terra of Prof. Under wood, who has resigned to accept th ppoiotment of wharfinger at San Fran isco.

Miss Bell Johnson takes charg )f the primary department. The Fresno base ball club sends gree ng to all other b. c's. in Fresno count; challenging them for a series of mate for the championship of th county or any other consideration thn may be agreed upon. Address commu nications to L.

A. Blasingame. The Chronicle says that a suit has bee: Drought against E.B. Perrin.G.F. Aldai and the Upper San Joaquin Canal fc $250,000 damages for alleged non-fulfil incut of contract, entered into in June 1882, for the completion of the canal fo a distance of 26 miles.

M. Mitrovich has hung his banner i the outer wall of Ball's new builcUn announcing that he will open a stock stable and fancy groceries, frnits, et on or about the inst. He will cupy the west room in the new buildit MARRIED. the rcsidcnceor the brid purcnte, April 8th, 1883. by RPV.

T. J. Band Win. L. Joacs and Miss Jessie Ryce, both Kingsburp, Cnl.

The Tonne couple were recipients of maay costly presents. the B. parsonage, by T. J. Bander.

March 14th. 1883, Chas. E. Sw and Kosalic Orr, both of Sclmtt, Cal. TOED- HILLER--In Aprif 10th.

of congnra lion, Mrs. Lena Miller, aged 37 years. Why is there such a rusli at the Vien Bakery Because fresh hot rolls can had every afternoon and none but fre bread is sold. Cork hats in- all shapes, 7.5 cents piece. J.

L. LEWISON Co. The Leaders in Low Prices. Hot rolls and fresh graham bread tae Vienna Bakery every afternoon, Jennie, my own now that he clouds have rolled by," our spring ock is ready for inspection and we rewith extend an invitation to the dies to examine it before purchasing, we have paid particular attention to selection ot spring dress goods to eritthe approval of all, not alone for variety but also for the astonishing prices. KUTXEK Old choice Kentucky whiskies by the rrel at Geo.

iJenihiini'ss. Painters' suits at J. L. Lewison 0 leaders in low prices. French satteens, 35 cents a yard, at J.

Lewison Go's. The leaders in low ices. Most fashionable stock of lace fischucs, cc collars and silk handkerchiefs at utner Goldstein's. Ladies' French Slousquetirire gloves, ily 75 cents a pair. J.

L. LEWISOX Co. Tho Leaders in Low Prices. Don't delay; vou are liable at any time burn out, get crippled, some accident ifall you. Protect yourself at once by kiofirouta policy Burks A Odec, surance agents.

Carpets as low as 30 cents a yard, at L. Lewisou the leaders in low ices. French black and lored cashmeres just received, which ofi'er at prices so low as to bewilder ur competitors. KCTSER GOLDSTEIN. The best assortment of embroideries nd laces can he found at J.

Luivison Co's. The leaders in low prices. ASirBKOOK ItlfODES CJlfl 3 found at their office, rooms 3 ami 3, onahoo's Block, attending strictly to sriil business. Probate matters a jeciulty. Ladies' silk gloves, 50 cents a pair, at L.

Lewison Co's. The leaders in prices. The new Punch cigar for 5 cents will tonish you. One trial is sufficient. or sale at the Bon Ton," next door to "ells Fargo.

Wallpaper as low us cents a roll at Lewison the leader in low rices. WE I.NVITE COMPETITION, BUT WILT, OT BE convince your- If of the above fact call at our estab- slmient where tlie selection of summer ress goods nud silks of such gorgeous esigns as to perfectly infatuate the dies who have taken the opportunity examine them. KUTSEH GOLDSTEIN. Ladies, we have a better assortment of arasols this year than ever before, please all uud see them. Our prices arc the west as you.

all know. J. L. LEWISON Co. 1 The Leaders in Low Prices.

The Eclipse champagne Is now used at 1 high-toned banquets and parties. Carpenters' aprons, 25 cents at J. L. ewison the leaders in low rices. Burks Odcn, insurance agents, have ie largest and best line of insurance mipatrics on the continent.

OfHce at ie Golden Rule Bazaar Book Store, The latest in lace-buntinjjs momies nd fill other Summer dry goods, at J. L. ewison Co's. The lenders in low rices. A NEW would lOfat respectfully call the attention of ie ladios to our new department con- sting of Indies white goods," white uss sacques, which arc trimmed in iu most elaborate fashion.

KiJTNEii GOLDSTEIN, Gold and silver watch elmins in end- as variety at Warner's. Unbleached table-linen, guaranteed lire linen, cents a yard. J. L. LEWISON Co.

The Leaders in Low Prices. Purest wines, foreign and domestic, at eo. Bernhard'3. VERY our pur- lascs are in such enormous amounts, we aturaliy purchase much cheaper than ny other firm in Fresno, thereby under- elling all, which we acknowledge has een duly appreciated by the people of resno county, and always bearing in iind that this mode of conducting our usincss has secured us the confidence of ie people as well as our past success, we mil always continue to offer alt classes goods lower than the lowest, thereby ohhng the confidence so sensibly placed us. KCTXER GOLDSTEIN.

Straw mntting cents a yard. J. i. iJt the leaders in 'ow rices. A splendid assortment of plain and ancy piano covers at the JIusic Insure with Burks Odea.

Gentlemen, please call nnd see our and furnishing goods, as we ive the latest styles in the market, Kutnor Goldstein. Come and examine the large stock iolins, guitars, banjos, at Music Plows, wagons, buggies, stoves, ranges rockery, glass-ware, lumps, tinware, oors, windows, paints, oils, brushes, tins, rifles, and ammunition at San 'rancisco prices at Donohoo, Beesly Jden's FARMERS AND WORKINGMEN --We wish to call your attention to the tirgest stock of overalls, jumpers and al workingmen's material ever kept in this ounty, and at prices to suit the mosi conomical. KUTNEK Try it--Geo. Bernhard, sole agent for he celebrated Budwfiser hetr. Lota in- the Fresno Colony run be iought for find $1000, liy paying, iSOO down.

Balance in 1, 2 and 8 years ATTENTION, YOUNG lave lately purchased a stock of gent's uriiishing goods, neck wear, tha ias never before been equaled here am vou would tlo well by examining ou ctock before purchasing elsewhere, a we have all the latest faslnous originat "ng in Paris and Ntw York. KUTNEK fc GOLDSTEIN. Fine Key West and imported cigiir real fresh every week at Reese' Tobacc store. If you want to keep your feet war: and dry buy a pair of Aligator hoots Artie Bros. BEAIJTT is A' JOT is the reason why we keep such beautift designs in carpets, linoleums and paper, for after being once purchasec you will be so fascinated by their beaut us to wish them to last eternally.

KCTSEU GOLDSTEIN. Paint vour roofs with Fire Proof Paint Try the imported Scotch and Iris whiskies at Geo. Bernhard's. WE HOLD THE FORT ginghams, bleached and unbleached mestics, offered at such astonishing lo prices that we are continually purchasin to meet the great demand. KUTXKR QOI.DSTEIX.

Lawns, sixteen yards for $1, at Lewison Co's. The leaders in lo prices. Choice Fruits of all kinds constant on hand, and cheap, at Reese's. Lessons in music, painting and fam needle work, by Mrs. W.

F. Caughel Terms reasonable. Residence. strep two doors west of Fresno street. HAY FOB Braly ha 1 a large amount of alfalfa hay, whic they will sell to responsible parties time.

Inquire at real estate office ne door to postoffice. All wool cashmeres in all the desirab colors at forty cents a yard at Kutner Goldstein's, An immense stock oi Fipes, Cigarettes, aper and Envelopes, Notions of all I uds, cheap at Reese's. Two cases men's calf sewed boots for ry slender feet and reduced from $4.50 43-00, at Arkle Bros. A choice assortment of Havana cigars, esh every fbw days, can be got at the ion next to Wells Fargo. Boys, now is the time to get your vio- guitar and banjo strings cheaper than I.T.

Nothing but the best kept at usic Depot. Several very neat cottages, on account departure of owners, for sale cheap, by ry Braly. We have moved our large stock of rpcts, wall-paper, oil cloths, trunks, int' a room in the Grand Central otel buildiug, and in order to CLOSE IT this liny of goods will sell at cost, below cost. Now is the time to cure bargains. J.

L. LEWTSOS Co. i The Leaders in Low Prices. A is a well-established fact at V.Q keep the largest and best as- rted stock of furniture and bedding of ay concern in Fresno, which is proven enormous patronage so generously estowed upon us. KuTNEtt GOLDSTEIN.

Reese has just received direct trom icfiield, England, the largest, finest and icapcst stock of pocket knives ever to Fresno. Bleached table-linen, guaranteed pure neu, 50 cents a yard. J. L. LEWISOX Co.

The Leaders in Low Prices. Mrs. E. Gilmour lias just returned from city, nud 1ms opened the largest and Oat elegant stock of millinery aud ladies rnishing goods ever displayed outside San Fiancisco, which will be sold at ie lowest prices. A large stock of sheet music just re- ived at Music Depot.

We arc piepared to sell the very haud- mcst designs in wall paper from twelve id one-half to fifty cents double roll Kutner Goldstein's. A full assortment of one yaicl rench percales, can be found at J. L. ewisoQ Go's. The leaders in low rices.

All the leading styles in ladies ties, illurs, gloves, corsets, at E. Gil- our's. Meu's full stock kip boots $3.23 at rkle Bros. Fitucv ginghams, only 8 cents a yard. J.

L. LEUISON Co. -j- The Leaders in Low Prices. For banquets, dinners nnd parties use clipse champagne--equal to any. That we sell more clothing than any tlier house, speaks for itself, as-every ther man in Fresno wears one of our ylisli suits.

J. L. LEWISON Co. The Leaders in Low Prices. Solid gold rings, just the thing for a eclcling present, very low at Budweiscr fttitl PltilutlclpJiin beer ou raught or ia lianel Gco.

Green Holland shades, 30 cents a piece, J. L. Lewison Co's. The leaders in prices. THE LADIES' hosiery cpartment has lately been enlarged to oublc its original size, and we are now rcpared to sell ladies' and children's nsc from 8 cents to $2.50 per pair.

KUTSEU GOLDSTEIN. Musical instruments ot nil kinds, sheet iusic, music books, and musical supplies mod at Music Depot. Call and cxam- White Pique, fourteen yards for $1. J. L.

LEWISON Co. The Leaders ia Low Prices. The choicest wines and liquors in the at Geo. Bcruhard'a. LAND NEAR FRESNO.

DESIRE TO DISPOSE OF SEVERAL trncis of laud near the town of Fresno, with without water, aud iu quantities lo suit pur asers Terms liberal. Map nt offlu: of Win. Wednesday, April 18th Two Shows in One! Hinman's Great European I The most complete organization that has this (Joustt for years, comprising Sher mini's Celebrated TOMMY. BAHSBl ind and TAM1ACK, THE HAIRLESS: IOKSE, together i the brightest array Uenie Slurs ever exhibited In otio ring, fore which slnndw WILLIS. TAUtlNE LEE, Crowned Princes! MR.

1VII.LTAHI GOHMA.3J, The Champion Hurdle Rider of the World, MR. WIT.LIE O'llELTj, Somereniilt nnd Foi Utirie Jtidcr. tTTTLK GLORIA, the Child Wonder, and hi I'onicE, Dnke and Duchess; Mile, KFFII! DoItOCK, the Ladv i th Iron Jaw. THE MOROSCO Victor, Prank Charles and Harry, the great Russian Acrobats YOUNG AMERICA, the Boneless Wonder; 3IH. CHARLES MOJlOSCO, Hero of theSJac Wire.

MR. FRANK MOROSCO, America's greate' Knockabout Clown. MR. FRANK M03ROE, the Human Fly. MR.

GEORGE TOMPSON, the Eqncstria Clown. Don't fail to sec thcilsgniGcent Street Parnd Two Hands of Music. A llosl of Kuighia an Ladies. Admission, Children, 50 Ct Doors open at 1 and Performance at 2 and Afternoon nnd Evening. THE CELEBRATED TROTTING STALLION MOUNTAIN BOY! Will atflnd this season for a limited number marcs.

Apply io A A At the ACME SALOOS. 47-3m MISCELLANEOUS. LAND NOTICE. LAND OPFIUB AT STOCKTOX, April 11. 13 TOTICE IS HEREBY I THAT JOHN P.

whose I'oflwllice addriMU is arse Goid Gulch, county, filed tlce Of Intention to make tiunl proof before Kcglster and Keceiter of this 081 on Vt't-d- sday, the 6th day of Jane, 18S3, at a o'cock, m. on Homestead Application No. for fractional or. of eection 5, township- 8 S. 21 east M.

D. Ho name? wit- S. Eckt-rt, P. bluubcr, Walling, alt of Coarse Gold Gulch, Fresno ianipeon M. Jonejs lias filed anjamdaut that tlie of NEJ-4 of eaid section 5 is al character, henco testimony as to the iraUer of said tract nil) be required.

UEO A. McKENZlE. Keller. LAND NOTICE- OFFICE AT STOCKTON', I April b. TOTICE IS HEltEUV THAT Alex- 1 auder L.

tt'ajjiMott, uostolllee addrt-s Hamwiouvllle, Frt-no, Co.Cal., has illed notice intention to m.iki; Dual proof before tlie Hon. A of the Superior Court of eniio count at t'resuo, on Wednesday, tht- I'rth a lM at 1'J o'clock A. on Home- ead appftiaitun Xo. 3C87 for the of Sec. 13, and EVi of SE i of bee, 11, township south of -JO, (Met M.

D. He uanus witness: Alex Gordfii, aud K. S. rVrer, J. J.

UariJozo, and Win- u. of Burden. Fresnolounn. artltr. OEO.

A. Itt'gister LAND NOTICE. LASD OFFICE AT STOCKTON, i A io. iNSi. OTICE IS I GIVES THAT Ju-us is Fit-no co'inty, Cal lu-tiled not ILK if to uuke fiu'it) projf before ihe lion.

A. llolme-, Judjie of the Court ol Jaiio at ou Thursday, the 17th of Maj," l-jsS, nt H) o'clock A. application So. 2-i7 for the of Sic township 11, -ninth ol ranire M.ca-l M-D. M.

names a- A. Victor nm S. ilfjilla and Xabor 1'arelU, all of arlUS rWn McKEXZIE, Kegfeter. SHERIFF'S SALE. Mock, Executor of the i A.

P. Ber- nng, deeeatc-d, 1'laintifl, Walter J. Fosur, Die SoiioriorC'oHrt of eouuiy, No Ml. A VIRTUE OF AN EXE- cution issutd out of the biiperinr Court, in fcr the count Fre-uo, etate of California tome directed anil deli re-red fur a judgment iidered and cntt-rud in tahl court 4 of April, I and Walter Foster, for the in of nine hundred unit dollars and rty cents W) in U. coin with mur- thereon ut the r.ilc- of 7 ptr cunt, pur a til uaid, from the date of said judgment, to- ther with IU costs and dUbursemects ut date of judgnit-ut and htne levied npcu and taken into usftutionull i title nud of the deiendaut.

ilttr Fo-ter. in and to the hereaftc-r de- ribed rtnl wroperlv aituate, lying and being in county of trcsiio. fctiile of California, and rllcularty deacribed ns follow to-w it i 3 and in block 1), in tbe Fresno, accordni" to the otlicial map of the oresaid town on file the Recorder's ofllce said county. Public notice given that on faaturday of April, IbAJ, 'it 12 ti'i-lock, noon, thai day" front of the court hou-e door in countv of Fcetno, hull sell 'ill right, title and Interest of said defendant, iltt-r J. t'o-ttr in and to the above dudcnbod luerty, at public auction for casli in baud to biji'hftt tiiul 'it'st bidder, to satisfy said jcutiou and all cost 1 M.

J. DONAIIOO, Slierin. IIv L. E. Under Slicrill.

Dated at Frutiio, tins 3tb day cf ISi'l LAND NOTICE. U. S. LASH OFFICE, STOCKTON, CAI, I April i VTOT1CE IS HEREBY blVEN THAT Sarih DUM-. whose po-tolllce address, 13 Cily and coi.nty, Calfforni'i.

lias filed itice of i i make linn! proof before an. A. Holmes. of the Superior Court Fn-tim tuiiiiti', Frcfiiu C'ltv, on Friday 11th Jay of" May, IbS-J. at 1 clock p.

TIL, Homestead Application No- 3,115 for the MY of i i and SE qr. of SW qr. Seaioiiai), Tovinship 1J, south of Itanyo ii nsl JI D.3I ishf i i a i i i i i i Alfred ird. A. H.

Stathum, A. J. Thorn mid J. itchisosi, nil of Fresno i i nnd county. iiT-tj GEO.

A. llegiatcr. LAND NOTICE. OFFICE, PIOCKTOV, CAI, IS 11EREBY I THAT SAM- lit I 11. po-loffiLo adiires-5 id ncbitiiau, Froi.no county, CitI liiii tiled notice to make linal proof before Hon.

5 Ilolmi-s, Jiidyt! of tho superior Court of resno Lountv, at on Friday, tlie lull ny of Mav, 18S.J, ut 10 uVlH.L 011 home- cad apj.liuitiou No. sr.73 for the SWqrof Set. Twp. poutli. range It) east D.

M. lie ames as Theodore T. S. urter, E. David nnd C.

W. Frozler, all of BL- p7tr, UFO A. McKEXZIE, Register. NOTICE. U.

S. LAND OFFICE AT STOCKTON, I Januarys), 1883. IS I1ERI BY GIVES THAT William of Fresno county, Calilor- ia, poBtuftlcu nddruss Fresno Citv, Krei.no nnty, Californiii. has filed in this ofllce the iitemem. required by the second suction of mi ct entitled -An Act for tale ands iu tlm of California, Oregon and evndiinnd in 1 aujirovcit inclid.lSTS.lorpurcliaseofs-tt^ofn-w^aec.S, i a i i 21 wist.

D. SI United in Fro-no c.nintj,« uich land IB alleged lu clnufb uklimhlt! for timber. 1'ersons claimuiu adversely any part of snid nd are required to flle a t-tutcment of such ad- t'rsc claim in the U. S. Laud Ofllce at StocUon iriiiir tho aisty davs notici' pnbnention cieoF "GEO.

A. McKBNZIE. feb'J-tlO Register. NOTICE. LAND OFFICE AT STOCKTOV, (.

March 13,1683. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT George 1 L. Guilders, whose address is oil Hoiifcc, Fresno county. California, has led notice of Intention to make final proof be- reHon. S- A.

Holmes, of the Superior ourt of Fri-uno county, at Fresno City, on iondny, the IB day of April, 18S1 at 10 o'clock PremptionDeclaratory Statement No. for the 1 of SEJi, "SD i ol of vc. 4 and XW i of NEJi of Sec. Top. 10, nuth of range cast M.

D. M. He mimes its itnceacs: John Foy, A. W. Root, John Filloon nd Joseph Foster, all of Toll House, Fresno ilTtS GEO.

A. McKENZIE. Register. LAND NOTICE. LAND OFFICE AT STOCKTON, March 14.188).

OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT John H.Itell. who-e nostoiHrt; address ie Fresno City, Fre-mo county, California, has filed oticcof i i lo make final proof before Ion A. Holmes, of tilts Superior Court, Fresno county, at Fresno City, on Monday, lie 23(1 dnj of" April, 18S.1. at 10 o'clock Premptfon Declnratory Statement No ll.fiUS, or lots 3, i i i Sf.c.31. Tup- U.soiilhof cast J).

M. lie names as r. T. Birkhead, Jos. Itnasell and D.

S. IMrkhead, if Fresno C'ltj, and L. S. lionsUn.of amp ton ille, Fresno county. GEO.

A. McKEXZIE. Register. LAND NOTICE. LAND OFFICE AT STOCKTON I ainrch 11.

18SH. OTICE IS HEHF.HY GIVEN THAT JOII Cardoso, xvhose address i Hnmptoniille Fremic county, California, has filed lotice of intention to make final proof liefor lion. S. A. Holme-.

of Superior Cortrto county, at Fresno Oily, on Wednesday, th 18th dav of April, 1SH3, n't 10 o'clock, a. in JH noincFteud Application Ho. 370 for the fractional of Sec. 26, Vwy. 11, pout of rnnxe 20 M.

D.M. He names as wi ses: A. L. Wain-coat. B.

A. Shcphurd, an tt Gordon, of Hamptoiivillc, and A. J. dozn of Bordt'H. GEO A.

McKESZIE. Renter The Imported Clydesdale Stallio LOHD Will etnnd at the Stahle of Thos. E. Hughes on the following April 13 14,23 -May 1, 2, 10, 11, 15, 2 nnd 29; June 6. 7, 15, 16, 31 and 25.

LOUD DOUGLAS foaled in 1873, and Import iw 1675 Daniel Lojfim, of Htirtitown, ai lirod hy Kohl. Hnckctt, near Glasgow, Hcotlan was sired by Sampson, he by beotia's Glor dam, Lady a thoroushhred more great merit, add winner number of prizes. LORD DOUGLAS is a rich buy, slightly da pled, black points one white foot, white fitri in focc, hands high, and weighs 1,50 pounds: splendid moecle and fine carriag well broke to all work, and rcmarkablj kind an gentle, TKRMS: $15 Tito Season. L.W. KNIGHTS, Manager NOTICE TO SHEEP OWNERS.

A I Pl'Kt'HASHLl THE OLD FOSTER corral, a mile I am prcuaicd rt-ciinc "het-p for pheannir and rtipptna upon roe rl 111 nolicc nt ralc-i. fan --hear dip "trom tn -'icep per day. Wool luerid at Harris i llurleiKfa lOnia I'IIANK LAND NOTICE- LAM) OFFICE AT STotrc.v, I IS 1IEKEKY THAT JOHN O. Fvsur, host- po-noll'ite ailurees is Hamp- iTllle, Fr-t-no cimuiv, Cil ha- tiled notice of to mike final proof bc-lm- tin Hon. S.

Holme 1 Judjteof he Superior Coun of Fresno unty, at Frtsno, ou day April, at lOo'tlock u. on Preemption claratorv staH-iiK-nt Xo for the SH qr of Kijr. UVjof a i of SEqr of MC. n. 11 MIHtli.

range SUeast M. 1). M. Prater, E. Itock- II, F.

F. lijrtlttt, all of Hamp. maral' ri A McKEXZIE. Kegietor. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

TOU A 1IKREDY NOTIFIED THAT I expendid oiit- hunlred dollars laborand upon tbe Jo-tphmc artz Mine of I'oiu-r Uiilijo mining di-tntt. ualed in the hi id of (irul- (iulch. County of L-UO and fatatu of California, and fully de- i i i i ItidL-e dictritt, a- i appear In certificate dtilv ordodiiwtbu oilki- of tlie Recordt-r of said trict. in order to hold premises under -he of section 2tM ised Statnus of the ited lieiuTM the aiuotint required to hold tanifc for lh- jear i i December i. A i i i i publication fail or rcfu-e to contribute ur proportion of -iich t'tppuditure co- uer, intert-l in said claim i become property of the subscriber utidtr said sec- A.

M. MCDONALD Grub Gulch. Jan 1'J, 18SJ. U. S.

LAND OKPM-E STOCKTOS, 1 cbr TOTICK is GIVES THAT SA.M- uwl L. if county, C'aL, ppst- oth'ct the piatcmeulrKitiiri-d bj the id i i a a untitlcd "an act for a of lauds in i a California, Xev icla ami in Washington U-rntorj-" an- id. for I'lt- p-irch i-e of the of XW-tof Sti 11. TV i H. iluted in Frtriic i i l.ind I- be chu-ily claimiiii: any pirt of -aid id are required to rile statement of Mich ad- claim in ihe S.

land oftiu-at Stockton nnji tlie slxtj d.i)s notice of iiublicatioti rt'of. 'nun portion of stid luml Edward McLansh- haviuj; fil-d a timbu entrj inidt-r ihu act of igri's-, approved June lTS. jcii, McL.ui"bl!n, art- herein nouflul to ap- before the -iud of the 11 ted isfite- Liuil Oillct at -ataLkton, Cal on nitiav. llni 7th. ISS't, at 1 o'clock and -inj thfre be, land be awarded io "aid Sanuiei L.

Hosjue upon of of iniiipliaiicc tlie of said GEO A I LI it 10 LAND NOTICE. OFFICE AT STOCKTOV, March, -tl-t. lst. I TOTICE IS I THAT FUED n.inlcit, ttho-e poiiofflLe aildrets i-. ii.tou-- illc, l-re-uo county.

Cul lias of imentuui tu make fiinl proof btfore Hon. S. A. Holme-, Juds-c the Superior urt of Fresno countv, Fresno, on Saturday a i of 1 at o'clock, Dniiilitibn declaratory a i No, 10.S71, ttumburtnl of dec 19, Tup. south niiifc 21 D.

Jl. He uamn a-. Cormuk. a i W. H.

i I A. all of ilainptuutou- Frfuo counlT. GEO A. McKEXZIE, Regi-ter. in 1 Market Street, Sub-Irrigation.

II1E HE ST. MO.T SATISFACTORY OF all methods of irnjpitmn. Sim" 90 per cent nnd per ul of labor. No grading of, id iiLccs-nry. ALLES.

Fre-no, iier of for Fa-no county. NOTICE. LL PARTIES ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED aumu-t a a i or HSUI? concrete or bcslin rjipiiiit for ourposc or eub-irrigntioti in i a a owners, and i in -aid rountv. BEESLY ALLEN. PltESSO.AUg.

WATER STOCK FOR SALE. IEN SHAKES OF THE KIXGS 1JIVEII AND Fresno Cunnl Company's stock, as onld Ditch, nt per share. mcltfMJ W.M. KlVaiOKVILLE. A.

TOMBS, Saddle Harness Maker, IfaiipoMi Street, FRESSO, ILt, KEEP A GENKRAL ASSORMMEXT of Satfdlua, IliK Haltert. hips and and eierj thing "anally found a FIRST-CLASS HARNESS SHOP 39-All work i be of the best and Bold cash, at prices in kccptiijr ith Ihe times. Particular attention uaid NOTICE TO CREDITORS. BUSINESS OF DONAIIOO, FANNING Co. hauuij liecn purchased by Donaiioo, eMcy it Oden, all par lies indebted to thu old to call and settle their ac- mts nt once in order to md up affairs.

DONAIIOO, FANNING A CO. Mariposa street, Freano. felOtf OTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. 0 tlie Stockholders of the Liberty Canal Company. JOU HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT the aimi'iil inufting of the Stockholder? of ie Libert) Canal Company will be held at their ace of business, Liberty, Freeno county, 1 Tuesday, the Urn dnj of May, 18SJ, at 10 clock a.

iii to elect 5 directors thereof for the isning year, nnd to transact such other busi- eM niwcon cforcll "i.T,s Liberty, Fresno county, March 18SJ io HE IMPORTED NORMAN STALLION, Shepherd Boy! WILT, STAND MY STALLION, SHEPHERD Boy, the coming season at Fresno, at Arm- oug stables, one block south of court use, on Saturdays. Sundays. Monys. and Tuesdays; on Wednesdays andThnrs- va, at G. Cain's Kacch, in the Liberty Set- men t.

Description. BUEPHEltD BOY was years old last spring; stands IB hands and one inch high, weighs IW) abd can trot a mile lu helsa rk chestnut sorre 1 aud was sirtd by old Te- of Sacramento; dain, a thoroughbred organ mare. Ie tan ihnv as "ood colts aa any horte ia the Fine Jack abo fine-lack, wMch I will stand at ie same time and TERMS --For either Horse or Jack, $15 for tho ason. Season to commence ilarca 5th, and JuneiOth. can two-year colts from my Jacfc that nd liJA hands high.

hMm JESSE IRVINE. THE FRESNO LANING MILL AND BOX FACTORY! M.B. MADARY, Proprietor, ames, Sasli, Boors, Blinds, Shutters, Boxes, and Mill Work ot all kinds. Wooden Tanks a Specialty. roll Stntimr and Wood Turning, in all their branches, done neatiu' fi and dispatch.

All kinds of Outside and Inside inish, Mouldings and Brackets Always on hand and made to order. Dry Oak Wood always on hand and delivered part of the city at lU-asouable Kates- mchlQ-if CHAMPION LOURING MILLS! FRESNO, CAL. M. J. CHURCH, Prop.

Kept Constantly on Hand. GROUND BARLEY, ltlliug-s, rnii, Shorts, Qrulmm Craclcccl TTlioat, Coi-ju 3Jeal, TTHE LOWEST MARKET PRICES. CASH DOWN, TSTlUj MAKE THE SEASON OP 188-3 Ai VV Fridays mid Satnnliiys at i. Hughes Sous' Dexter Frcpno; bn! anco of tlie time at the ranch of the undei signed, as the Crump ranch, sK mile i(7rtliof CentcrvIIlc. Season i begin March 10th, and closti Jut! 15th.

De.scription. CASH DOWS wot imported from Sonnnnd' Fraure, by J. A. 1'my, of Willinuigton, 111 Sept, he ii nine vears old, a bcautifi black, stands hands lush, wel hs iioiiiids, lias a head, lout nrcbitd nix dueit find heavy through tho shoulders, goo through tlie heart, liugu iu the girth, nico, liea Imok and loin, very heavy Itonc nod mtisclc. Hi luj;" and feet; in sbort, hi- is a powi built horse, a splendid traveler anJ tho broken to hamt'Bs.

Uaan Donn has a number of ftnu colts in Ih county which are guarantee of his super! breeding qualities. I certify that formei on n-(l the Norm mi sjUllioH, Cash Down; that mode two sennotia nt Oroviilc. and proved hi arlf a pure foal-ijcttcr; and we further cert: that his colt- am So. 1. J.

F. ItOAOElUTER CO for the season. B. DQNAHOO Siberian Balsam Catarrh, Asthma, Croup, Coughs, Cold Affections of the Bronchial Tubes ac Pulmonary Diseases of the Ki ncys and Urinary Organs. It resell the disease through the blood and move the causes.

Clergymen, Public Speakers'ancl calists affected with hoarseness or loss voice will find almost instantaneous lief from a single dose of Siberian Ba sum. For Sale by nil Druggists, acptSMf FOR SALE. QUARTER SECTIONS OF EXCEL- knt land, nearly level. Easily irrigated. i i half a mile now.

Splendid soil for lcs or alfalfa. Applv to 117 J.D.VOKTflCAXP. Tenier Farm, aboatflie miles vest ot Fresno. MRS. AGNES KRUTTSCHNITT, MIDWIFE, fAVlXG PERMASESTLY LOCATED IS Frt--no, offirs ber services to the ladies of place and vicinity A orperitnte in rtiTfry enable-; her lo guarantee satifaction favor her wha a cal! Kesi- ice, street tide) third house north of strt-et.

Ladies living in the country may itinud at imJroidfLce for a reasonable com tion. oci21-tf THE FRESNO NUESEBY, D. W. LEWIS, Proprietor. ree Depot northwest corner of I and Fresno Freano, CaL ffcrs thit and best stock of Fruit Trees! row in Central California.

A full line of )rnamental Shrubs, E'VElSGHEfcEEJN'S, 'alms, Acacias, Cypress, Magnolias, Ok-andcre and Hoses. uborosoand Dahlia Bulbs. I'luuts and Shrubs of all kinda. Elms, Locust and Poplars for Btentto planting. Grape of nil sorts on short notice.

I for sale 50,000 choice Seudlesa Sultana D. AY. LEWIS, Nurseryman, JnlWy Hear Ye! Hear Ye! shop is now open for the transaction of p.11 THE LINE OF PAINTING 1 Havinc: obtained a permit from tho General of Alaska to paint all the Wagons and Carriages In Fresno County, enlarged my shop, slocked it with tht of Painter's Material, and secured tho serrl es of the Workmen in the etate. Being esirous of attending the Great Blasquerade Bull, On the First of January, and In order to obtain loney to do eo, I will from now nntll after the holidays paint all kinds of haggles nud carriages for from FIVE TO TWENTY -FIVE DOLLARS! (3T All Work to Do as Represented. Hotwc Paper Hanging, Graining, Kalaosiin- inn, Sipn Writing, will receive prompt attention.

N.N. SMITH, Shop opposite REPCBLICAS Oflke. dccSStf The Imported Norman Stallion, PRINCE NAPOLEON, ILL MAKE THE SEAS02? OF 1883 AT I). J. McConnel's Ranch, on Kings Kiver.

Good Paatnre furnished for marcs from a distance. PittscB NAi'oLEos was imported from France by the Marion County (Ohio) Importing Com- any, and hroiieht to Fresno last fall by the on ersigned. He hai a fne record as tnesireof of some of the best grade Normans in the United States; has remarkably Rood draft points, fa ncll broken to harness, kind disposition, and it model draft hcrso; 13 years old, about 10 high, weighs abont 1.600 pounds. Farmers isishlap to improve their stock of horse-s hoovJcall and see him before treed inn clscnherc. The seasoa will commence Feb.

26, and end Ju S'20 the season, or $30 to Insure la foul. J. A. EWING, Proprietor. 1).

J. mch3-3ra For Sale on Central Colony. Lot Igfl, consisting of 90 acres of rich land, with soottwonaniircd tusortcd fraft trees fa bearing, will bo sold for $700. A water- i Ight can he scented for less tbaa $200; ditches already constructed water onto tbe laud- This is an absolute bargain. Apply at this office.

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