The Fresno Republican from Fresno, California • Page 3

SATURDAY, 38.1882. o'ommaiilctiioason ofitMtl intenet or iuimsoftocM newBwlU bo welcomedfroflianj quitter CorrCTpoodeiits ate requested to wile tbelr toori an early in the week 10 possible ani to live their mil aimei and publication, but ae a guarantee of Kood faith. PBKSNO tODGE, No. 1SG.I.O.O. K.

EETS EVERV MONDAY EVENING I Odd Fellows' Uall corner of MaripOM and 1 HtrectB All members iu good atauding are tuppectfully requested to attend YOSEM1TE LODGK, JCo. 171, A.O.U. W. KVBHY TUESDAY EVENING AT IU Odd Uall A full attendance ol in good standing solicited FBESNO LODGE, No. 409.1.O.O EETS EVERY FRIDAY EVENING AT Odd Vellowa llall Visiting members of the order cordialir Hilcomeu, and prompt attend anccof home members earnestly retioestcd FKESNO LODGE.

Mo 247, P. and A. CTATED UEETINQ ON THE SATOBDAY on or proceeding the full of the moon Broth era Iqgood Minding we requested to attend. VJNttA.MlI.OUGE, No. 07 of EBT8 EVEKY, WEDNESDAY EVENING In Haioolc Hall All Knights it! standing are requested to attend.

ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHl'BCH. THEWS WILL, BE SEKVICB8 IN THE A Catholic Charcb of Fresno Sunday ex cept the third Sunday of etery month, uheu the pastor officiates at Madera REY.Y AomLEBA.P SI. JAMES' CHURCH. E8VICSS EVBBY SUNDAY.

MOKNING and evening, excepting the third Sunday in the month Rev KELiEr, Pastor. LOCAL BREVITIES. Considerable building is being done in Kiogsburg and vicinity. Several more fine residences will be in ftt an early day A big jlance is announced at Fresno Flats the first of next month. E.

F. Bernhard has sold the Alzaila saloon to Messrs. Roemer Leet. Buy your nursery stock at home, and ayoid danger of importing fruit peate. H.

E. Burleigh has commenced the erection of a residence on fiis lots north of CalaVeris street. An interesting communication has been nseived from Washington Colony, but too late for this issue. Tfle large now in course of construction on the Easterby Ranch is almost ready for roofing. Miss.

F. Austin of the Hedgerow Vineyard, Central Colony, offers fine grape cuttings for sale cheap. The remains of the late Mrs. F. D.

Owens, of Seltna, were sent to San Jobe fot interment last Sunday morning. large addition, divided into eighteen sleeping apartments, is being built on the north side ot Morrow House A San Francisco dancing teacher is corresponding with parties in Fresno ivith a view to organizing a class here. The insurance agency oi Frank E. Tadlock comprises the best foreign and American companies. See his card in this issue.

Luke WeaTer will move into the building now occupied by Sol Wollner as soon as Sol vacates and moves into his new quarters in the Ryan brick. To-morrow, Sunday, morning, Rev. Mr. Kelley' mil hold bervices at the Academy, Big Dry Creek. There will be services in the Episcopal shurcfo, Fresno, in the evening.

Excavating for the basement of Fred Kramer's new brick is completed and the work will be pushed rapidly forward E. II Clifford has taken the contract at $4,500. It will be a fine two story build ing. Carpenters must be scarce in Fresno. HE a REPUBLICAN reporter has discovered A building in course of construction upm wliicn the boss carpenter is a Chi- Bunin and his assistant a Negro The builder is a Caucasian.

A team belonging to M. Williams, the nurseryman, took lively spin down Mariposa street with a Mongolian driver, Monday afternoon. The vehicle was slightly damaged ana the Chinaman almost to death. "The Fresno brass band have engaged ZeU' new.ball and will give a grand hall on TjinlSsgiving evening. Let everybody who" indulges in the mazy dance govern himself accordingly, and be ready to give the band a big benefit Louis Einstein i Co.

scot to this office a can of thpir late importation of coal oil from the East direct, and after giving the air ial for the past few we unhesitatingly pronounce it the best article that ever guided ns in Wur nocturnal, labors. companies are giving Fresno sffle' go-by' just at present, as there is no hall in town snfficently large to accommodate" houses that 'would pay- them. Judging from the character of most of the theatrical talent that has visited us in the past, Fresno is not losing anything to speak of. A. B.

Anderson, formerly proprietor of the Morrow House at this place, bat at present engaged in the hotel business at Fresno Flats, will shortly commence the erection of a hotel at Grab Gulch for the accommodation of the traveling public, onHhe newitoll road and miners of vicinity. ilhe-patty at the cannery on Friday week, was a grand social success. There was a large attendance--over sixty couples-- and with good music and ample room nothing was iackiogfor a genuine good time. R. Brown, the popular Kstaurantenr, dished up the refreshments in good style.

On last Saturday a stranger went to Armstrong iirery stable and hired a saddle horse go to a point in the southern part of the county, saying that Jie woulci return on the following day. Up to this writing he has not been neard ifromj and 'officers 1 are out looking for iim. He is a medium sized man, well dressed, sandy mustache and complexion, and appeared to be about 2i years old. The bofse is small, light bay and branded on the left hip with an inverted horae- slioe the letter "JU" Dr Doyle's dental rooms were the eeniloftaJserious explosion the other Uy. It appears that the manufacture of false teeth requires the use of a sort infernal machine, in which the bogus anolars are subjected to a very high pressure.

On last Friday the 1 Doctor got np a little too much steam on this counterfeit, teeth and an explosion ircsffltea-whieh knocked things promis cnously gaily west Fortunately the Doctor was absent from the room at the time, and a large bill for life insurance iis averted. The dimige to dental paraphernalia is estimated at about On a team from the Egger's vineyard, regardless of the efforts of the young man who was driving them to keep them tinder control, dashed 'down street and in turning a corner abruptly threw the driver out. Be was ttniojwed by the fall, and going to a liver; stable got a saddle horse and started in pursuit, but this horse also proved unmanagabte and threw the rider, and in this fall he was severely bruised party then took the matter in hand 1 and getting a wvldle horse followed the team a short distance into the country and captured it, bringing in the horses and vehicle umnjurwl BAHTOK VISBIABD-- We arc in receipt a prospectus of the Birton Vineyard handsomely printed in pamphlet form, it contains mocli interesting patter relative to the cost and profit of vineyard planting, from which we will Wake severe? extracts gert week. HART AND Hart and Hou.V. A.

Qngg addressed large tuu.ienu; in Donahotfa new, brick ThttiwUy Mr. Attorney-General of California iofurw him a cordial welcome at the hand of the people of all parties ao4 all sections. He flits been found upon tbe side of Che people in every attempt of the railroad to encroach upon their rights He ia an energetic speaker, and arraigned the railroad severely for tho base ingratitude they show the people of California, He was particularly strew upon the recent decision of Justice Field on the railroad tax question. Upon closing his udiirets, Mr. Hart took occasion to say that as au old personal friend of J.

F. Whartoa, the Jpubh'cAO muuioee for the Assembly from this county, understanding Unit political enemies of Mr. Whartoa were circulaeing false charges against him, that from a personal and close acquaintance for nearly ten years past, he could say that Mr, Whartoa was a gentleman whose character and record are both of the highest order; that he knew him to be an honest, honorable man, and that if elected to represent the people of Fresno county ture, he would make a record there that the people of the county would be proud of. Mr. Hart having talked an hour and a half, ami it being after 10 o'clock when he closed his address, Mr.

Gregg spoke but a few minutes and tbe meeting adjourned. RETURNED--Profesbor Gustav Eisen, who bad charge of the celebrated Eisen Vineyard," near Fresno, for seven years, and who left for Gauteraala. Central America, about a year ago, has returned to San Francisco, and will most likely make his home again in Fresno county. During his residence here Professor Eisen planted and carefully observed the growth and other characteristics of one hundred and sixty diflerent varieties of grapes, as well aa a vast number of domestic plants and trees. His flower garden at the vineyard was a marvel of beauty, containing two hundred aud forty different varieties of roses alone.

Mr. Eisen has been a life long student of natural history, at one time an instructor in that department in the University of Sweden, and during his ten years -residence ia the United States he has always maintained his relations with and contributed to the museum of the University. Bis general knowledge of the plants of all countries, coupled with his practical experience with grapes in this ralley make Ms services of special value our community and hh return will be welcomed by raany personal many who know him by reputation. A LIE --Thursday's Expositor, in an indefinite manner, as usual, arraigns a couple of Republican speakers for abusing the Supervisors accusing of corruptly using the public funds. We have the word of the gentlemen themselves, and other parties who were present at the meeting, that every word of above statement is an infamous He; that the gentlemen did not speak cHs- oaragmgly of the supervisors; that they lefended them for their action in trying recover raonev stolen from the county by the District Attorney, but they "did say that the county treasury was so depleted by official collections of illegal and fraudulent Mils that the public "unds were not sufficient to build the bridges and roads that the county so much needs If the Supervisors are unable to defend tho county against the schemes of disreputable officials it is no aspersion upon their honesty.

It is in their favor that they have attempted to do this. Let this lie rest where it belongs. DECEASED --3Ir Barrows died at us home on the Central Colony Wednesday evening, October 25th. at 7 o'clock, after a lung- illness from hereditary consumption. Mr.

Barrows born in Gennessee county, Michigan, May 3d, 1848. He went to Peoria, Illinois, ia and for two years was city editor of a daily paper. He afterward removed Bloouiington, Illinois, and engaged in jewelry business In 1880 he removed to California on account of failing health, and purchased a twenty-acre "arm iu the Central California Colony, near Fresno. For some time his health was greatly improv ed, and life evidently prolonged by the change, but in his case early death was inevitable, and it was preceded by the greatest suffering. He was a man of liberal education and ideas, and, though anxious to live, met death without feur, or any evidence of mental weakness He was buried in the Fresno cemetery, the funeral services being held fciie Methodist church yesterday at 11 0 clock A PUBLIC wide, study and pleasant drive would be of inestimable jenefit to the citizens of Fresno.

Thos Hughes Sons, with their usual fore-, siaht and public spirit, are now endev- ormg to make arrangements to, secure his, needed improvement They hare already secured feet from the town limits to the Easterby Ranch, i and offer to donate some seven or eight: ots on Ventura street if the railroad company will also donate fourteen lots, making Ventura street 105 feet wide and completing' of the finest srenues the state, extending from the railroad 2asterby tract. We feel confident that the railroad makes the donation asked hat our citizens would take great pride planting avenue trees, thus in a few making a drive that would be both 1 source of pride and comfort to tbe own, and something that would be a erpetual 3Vidence of the enterprise and )ubhc spirit of the people of Fresno NOT ENTITLED TO VOTE--The question having arisen aa to whether parties registering after tbe 8th day of October are entitled to vote upon a certificate Torn the County Clerk, A M. Claifc has asked the of two leading attorneys of this place, Messrs. Sayle and Abhbrook, and they have given a written opinion to the effect that no one is entitled to vote unless his' name actually appears upon the Great Register. This opinion and tbe law governing the cose will be published in next week's issue of THE REPUBLICAN.

MOSE that the vital interests of Fresno county were largely at stake tbe present campaign, considerable of our space for several iveeks past has been devo'ed to a discussion of political issues and the fitness of nominees for thojoffices to which they aspire. There will" be but on? more issue of THE REPUBLICAN election, and after that issue, vc will be able to give our readers more matter "of general interest This diaoge will Undoubtedly be appreciated. A proposition has been made by the Republicans to the Democratic county central committee that three representative citizens be appointed from each party to" act aa challengers at tbe polls at this place, and thus avoid the disgraceful sseaes which have been enacted here at former elections. Some octioD should be taken in the matter. LAST BAULT OB- THE F.

Wharton, Republican nominee for the Assembly, and Hon. Chester Bowell -will address the cHtrens of Fresno oo the evening of the sixth of Novembnr. Arrangements will made to comfortably seat A audwnce, and in behalf of the speakers and "the good cause winch they represent, a largo attendance is solicited. A BOY McCaffra, while Quail bunting near Gertrude, this county, one day last week, accidentally shot his boy, a young lad, several snots taking effect in Jus bodr. The wanfo were iiot supposed to be dangerous.

PMBOMAL9. Hon. Thoi. Fowler, of Visalia, wig in town this week. D.

A. Witt has gone on visit to his old Virginia home. Henry Steven, of Madera, was taking ia Fnsao thu ircelr. C. Egljers went to San Francisco last Monday morning.

Capt Mace, the genial boss of the Madera Hotel, was ia town Wednesday. Mr. G. H. Eggers made a trip to Los Angeles last week, returning on Tuesday last.

Johnny White, Democratic nominee for. Coroner and Public Administrator, wit in town Wednesday. L. P. Drexler, who is largely interested IB the Fresno vineyard, east of liis property this week.

D. J. McDonald, formerly of Virginia city, but at present a resident of county, called at THE REPUBLICAN office this week. Judge J. W.

North and wife, of Washington Colony, returned on Thursday evening from a visit to their old home at Riverside. Frank Gross, Clerk of the Supreme Court was in Fresno on Thursday. He has been a splendid officer and shoud be re-elected by all means. Bank Bniton, for many years engaged in mining in Virginia City, is at present in Fresno. We hope he may conclude to make this his nermaneat home Hon.

lobn H. Ward, of San Bernardino, will address the citizens of Fresno' at Donaboo's new building, opposite the Postoffice, this evening, on the issues of the day. Chas. W. Dana, Republican nominee for member of the Board of Equalization fiom this district was in town yesterday.

He is one of the most popular men in the State D. E. Bundy aud family, who have been living in Los Angeles county for a couple of months past, arrived at Fresno on Tuesday last, and will remain here permanently. GeorgeOsster, better known as "Tally" Gaster, the famous first-baseman of the Occidental base ball club of Santa Cruz, was in town this week. He reports the national game very dull at Santa Cruz this season.

Mrs.A.H Statham and daughter, Miss. Rosa, arrived in Fresno OB Wedoesdar evening. They have been living in Santa Rosa during the past summer, and their many friends will be pleased to learn of their return to Fresno. Mr. Moody, father of two well-known citizens of Fresno, N.

W. and J. G. Moody, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Bessie, arrived at Fresno on Sunday evening's tram. They will probably make their home in our city.

T. B. Gourley, of Central Colony, accompanied by his family, started on Mondav for San Lou-s Obispo, where they Will in future make their home. Their departure is a loss to the community in which they have lived. E.

M. Gibson, candidate for Railroad Commissioner, and Dr. Rowell, of this city, addressed a large audience of the citizens of Selma and vicinity on Wednesday evening. Mr. Gibson's sincere and candid manner of dealing with the monopoly issues is making Sim friends wherever he goes.

Col Wm. Forsyth, proprietor of the Geyser Springs Hotel, arrived here last Friday. He proposes remain until next March to look after the improvement of his fine vineyard east of town He is possessed of abundant means and taste, and we predict that completed his place will be second to none in Fresno county. Mr Elmore, the gentleman who is at the head of the new gas company in this place, was in town several days last week, and has satisfactorily completed all the arrangements for the organization of the company. He is now in the city, and will return shortly to complete arrangements for building: the factory and putting the pipes.

Rev. I. L. Hopkins returned from conference last Monday, and is busily engaged in making preparations for his departure to Gilroy, his new field of labor. Mr.

Hopkins is a sincere and worthy man, and the departure of himself and family will be sincerely regretted by members of his congregation as well as by all those who have enjoyed their acquaintance. Mr A Tombs, a well-known citizen of Fresno who has been absent for the past five months on a visit to ould" Ireland, the land ot his nativity, returned on last Saturday evening Mr Tombs had a pleasant visit 'mid the scenes of his childhood, tint is perfectly satisfied to spend the remainder of his days in California. Mr. 8 H. Cole, formerly of Big Dry Creek, who left Fresno in May last for rTashicgton Territory, aud returned in August, cahie in one day this week and renewed his allegiance to THE BEPOBU CAS.

He says Washington Territory may be a good place for some people, but it is'not the place for a Californian to emigrate to and expect to be satisfied. Parsonage Brolcen Into. EDH-OH REHITBLICAK --On the night of the 35th inst, during our absence at church, our home was broken and some fifty or sixty dollars taken (by the occupants), and on our return from church these same parties seized our horses, dragged myself and wife from the bogey and completely overpowered us. All intended resistance was quickly given up when, we saw the force that was brought against us "We, however, caught tbe last one of them, but, good-, ness' what were poor we amongst so, many--for they numbered some fifty or sixty. They took full possession of the house, turkeys, pies, cakes and all, and evea compelled us to be partakers of their deeds On penalty, were made to promise not to reveal their names, but I am determined to come next thing to it, and that is, to let the world know that these same persons live in and about: Kmgsbnrg, Fresno county We will endeavor to "bow to the inevitable" this time; but if the like is ever repeated we will -waft their names on the breeze of every press.

Yours, for "law and order," T. J. BAUDEE. SF.LMA, Oct. 36th.

IK general feeling of sadness pervaded the entire community yesterday moraJDg upon hearing of the death of Mrs. T. M. Hughes, after an tltfiearftf 6Wy ten days. Mrs.

Hughes, 89 Haldah daughter of Jesse Morrow, of the Morrow House, was born in Fresno county, Dec Wfcli, I960. Several years ot her girlhood wen ipent in school in San Jose was married'to Thomas M. Hughes, at her father's borne in Fresno, on the 13th of January, 1881, and has since resided at the Morrow House. Her death occurred yesterday morning, Oct. 25th, at 6 o'clock, of enteric and peritoneal Hftrfftg been born and reared in "immediate locality, Mrs.

Hughes had an extensive circle of acquaintances and friends, all of whom feel the profotindest sorrow at fier loss, and express the warmest sympathy for the husband and family in their bereavement, NEW the recent nuul conference of the M. Church Sonffi, the Mfawittg aiitmlatmcitts vere made for Fresno county: Fresno station, T.Tj Duke; Fresno circuit, Cooper; Madera, H. Neal; A. H. 'Smoke Reese's Mannilla and Justice cigars.

Finest 5 cents cigan in market, cbrwjlclp the friends and or tbe dejiu or Djle AllteBOMllB, rrMk Djle Fresno Oct the and dtWattet a jBhort Sveremim known nl soil All UuuDfb to lUnen, during the iuUrvilt between paroxjamB, Bhe frequently exralm "Ol u4 Jl)e erenlu her death idled her lai band to Lfr bedside, paying "Frank, cotutr, lu us nay our prayers together, don err dear, I am eobftppy, and requeued h-r infant and wbcnll luranuB uanied it lttlli'1 onon, repeated Lord'B Prayer and eaug taorUe HoHif. 'A Home Over 1 and completely re- tigued to tbe mill of tbe Father. Tier body wan embalmed by 8 Bregee, of Freauo. her dear friend, and placed in ail elegatlt rosenood casket, and takcu to ban Jose, the home of hpr pftn.ii 1 the home of her cliildlio Ml where all knew her onljr to loyo; to thoae, inBielc- nLsBaodiri health her cheery voice and helping baud were welcomed wito. everywhere OnBirnilsy.

Uct.Bd.Mr were uktn lie Chnrch bouth, when (ho caaktt covered with woven jn many designs by lorinff bands Tbe church was-also profusely decorated with Bowers the last tribute of HOITOW- tag blende to the ed one The pastor, Rev t. Brown, who performed tbe marriage ceiemony Just one tear and months prei aleo preache4.lhe (uneraiMn ice, choir, in which she used, to aitr. Bang her favorite song. There was scarcely a dry eye la the church ihe hundreds or friends with sorrowing hearts took the last of her who was a friend to all She was buried in the family grounds in Santa Clara cemetery We cannot express our bjmpathy for the bereaved husband and paieute, but tin; Father of All, whose will is done, wilt enable them to bear their burden of grief with reaigoi- tion and fortitude A PfUEM) MEETING of the Republican County Central Committee to meet at this office, Saturday, NOT 4th, at 2 Our enterprising hardware dealers, Donahoo, Fanning Co, have just received a car-load of the celebrated Brighton ranges, direct from the factory at Albany, Y. See advertisement of S.

Hogue's real estate Seltna The Fresno HBPOBMCAN since its enlargement has become one ol our most valued exchanges In point ot general news, make-up, prut and quality of paper used, it has few equals iu the Ee.cortl. Sayle HilF of the Vienna Bakery take pleasure ia announcing that they hai secured the services of a firbt class Baker from the City and are now prepared to furnish good bread, cookies, and pica, to their customer. are taking orders for black fruit cake tor Thanksgiving and the holidays, guarantee satisfaction every time Give us a call. Louis Einstein Co. defy all competition in their large stock of blankets and comforters.

Choice Fruits of all kinds constantly on hand, and cheap, at Reese's. "Whv does the sun rise so early these morning? It uses German Compressed Yeast. For sale only by Riflgs Son. If you want to keep your feet warm and dry buy a pair of Aligator boots of Arkle Bros. BuIIseye Lanterns, the best and safest the market at $1 50 each at Loqis Einstein Co Before purchasing any Cashmeres, be sure to examine the stock of Louis Einstein Co, they can offer jou the best values and a better assortment than unj house in Fresno.

Gilmour is now exhibiting a choice selection of Fall and "Winter novelties in Hats, Bonnets, Birds, PJumei, Silks, Velvets, Plushes, Ribbons, Hosiery. Underwear, Corsets, etc, which ivill be soltl iit Betlrock Prices Call aud examine our goods before buying Our novelties this week comprise the following to which we caliche paftien lar attention of the ladies, to wit Cloik- ing, the best and stylish patterns from $3 per yard upwards, ladies cloth, tlia newest plaids aod fine quality at $125 yard, pressed Satins fancy woik, the most desirable colors iu fashion; knife (roods of ererj description, a very fine line of lading, misses and children's alt hose Also targe assortment of fancy too numerous to mention. L. Einstein Co Gents, -we a better assortment of clothing and furnishing gooSs tins -3 enr than "verbbfore We import direct from New York, therefore we arc able to give you such at Sim Francisco wholesale prices, as we will give you the the profit jobbers are maMng in the city Give us a call the Leaders in low prices Jttinff to a very advantageous importation of a carload of coal oil direct from Pennsylvania, we nre prepared to furnish the public with a bolter aud much cheaper article than any other house Louis Einstein Co. Brocaded vehet and sutins for dresses and trimming, very cheap at J.

Lew- isoh Co's theXeaders in low A fine line of carnage hardware, can be found at Drmahoo Fanmiij? Gold an silver watch Umins-in end less variety at Warner's The largest stock of dry goods and clothing ever brought to Fresno has just been opened by Lewison Co the Leaders in low prices Where did you get that hne alarm clock Why, to be sure, lit Hollander's, jeweler. The Golden Rule Bnztnr Book Store does not keep open doors on Sundaj, except from 7 till 8 to distribute Ladies' cloth in all shades, the best quality, $1 25 a yard, waterproof in all colors, 75c, 90c and $1 a yard. Leaders in low A choice assortment of Havana cigars, fresh every few days, can be got at the Bon Ton," next to Wells Fargo. Two cases men's calf sewed boots for very slender feet and reduced from to $3 00, at Arkle Bros designs, silver cardboard at cents a sheet at Louis Einstein- We are direct from eastern factories all kinds ot stoves and ranges, including the ceieoratcd Brighton range in ear load lots which we are offering at orices that defy competition. Blacksmiths can purchase best quality of Cumberland Coal at Donahoo, Fanning Co in quantities to prices as low as can 'be laid down frcjtn San Francisco Fine Kej West and imported otgurs, real fresh every at Reese' Tobacco store The Eclipse champagne "is now, used at all high-toned banquets and parties' TacHock is igent for the California Fire Proof Paint Men's full stock boots $3 25 at Arkle Bros.

J. Lewison Co, the leaders in low pHccs Centervillc, Sept. 14,1883. Mlavinsold my practice to Dr. li.HT.

Davis, cordially recommend him to the people of CenterviUe and vicinity. W. FITCH, 1). For the best bargains in blankets go to Louis Einstein Co. "'Wagoa of tiie Wt quality, thoroughly seasoned and warranted to stand this climate, for sale by Donahoo, Fanning Co.

Cashimers of all shades and qualities, black armnres and the most stylish drws goods of the season you will find at Louis Einstein Co, Lots in the Fresno Colony cap bp bought for snd $1000, Ijy paying $300 down, Balance in 1,2 and 3years. Plushes $2 25 a in all colow, at Lewfcon the Leaders. Everything strictly first-class at tho Alzads, Finest line of table and pocket cut- lertln 1 can always be found at Fresn't Brass' Baud 'will furnijh music for political meetings as KMows: Locnl speakers, 3d per evening; State canvare- 7yf The genuine Patent Flour is now muii ufactured at ipu it. flSsdrtmeW of dress trimmings is complete' Ladies, ll t.tll Louis Einstein GJ. carry the largest stock of Wdll papers aud borders in to AH, which they now offer at lower rates than' sold heretofore The new Punch cigar for 5 cents 1 to For at the Bon ToV," joext door to mercoats as $4 J.

L. Leaders in low'prices season's importation of the il Eagle Tea" just bcea recencd by Louis Einstein Co, would call the attention of all lovers of a pure unadulterated and finely flavored this f.iU. is still ahead of all competition. When you come to drop in at the Alzada Black silk tehflt $1.95 a yard J. L.

Lewi'OD Co, Leaders iu low For banquets, dinners aud parties use Eclipse champagne'--equal to any. Ponder, shot, caps and cartridges at Donahoo, Co. eral very neat cottages, on account of departure of owners, for sale cheap, by Cory Braly Tablejiaen, $50 Ja yard. Lonvdale one yard'wide, lie a yard. "Fruit of the Loom" muslin, one yard wide, a yard All linen nap kins, 50c si dozen Sheetings, at tbe lowest living rates, at J.L Lewison the Leaders in low prices.

Oar dress goods department will bey found superior to all rival in regard to assortments, styles aud low prices. Louis Einstein Co. the Champion'Mills" table linffs It raoXts tbe hnest breakfast dish in the world. Republican Meetings J. P.

WHARTON, NOMINEE FOR THE ASSEMBLY, J. DONAHOO, NOMINEE FOR SHERIFF, Will address the people upon the istuce of tbe campaign, at Firebaughs, Saturday, October 21 Panocho, Tuesday. October 54 New Idria, October 23 Mdilera, Friday. October "7 Buchanan tsiiturdaj, OctobLr 28 Frctno Flats. Mondaj, October 30 Coarse Gold, luestla, October 11 Sqasm Vallcj, 1 hursduy, Cintemlle, Frldav, Kovember i 3it-ndocino, NQAtmbeH Fresno Mondnj, ember 0 The county mil he bj How Gheitir RoueH, Anhbrook Esq, 0 Rhodes Esq Kirk, lr Pedlar, and Hinds Fsq Meeting!) been arranged follows Ashlrniolv anil Itowcll, Oct and Rhodes, Prune Diet bclioot Hinds and Pcdliir October 21 Selmn, Hinds anil Khoiles, Oct tl SuinclinavinuCol'i ind Oil 21 Church Colon), Pedlar and lllndf, Oct 38, BonUn.

Jtoiicil Madtra, Rhodes and 2 TO RENT. WISH TO RENT FIVE SECTIONS OP iimd for range for tin other enr Ap It MIN1URS Pliunsburg, Mc-Liil mnij Cal otUJl BUSINESS LOCATION FOlt OTEL AND StLOOX, EIGHT MILES from htiijabuTi! in a tjim JJJf iuid fflQHUig tow together with 80 acrea of A So. 1, Wriniiig au3 Tlicouh hole I and saloon i uu placo Price fel 7M) Apply at KirigUbnnr Knisslmre California nStf NOTICE LASD Office I October 1882 vroTicfi is HEREBY: GIVEN THAT itie Ll following numul 1ms filed nfltUi ol ier intention to nuk final proof In support of iicrUnun mid fiiml imn thereof unil that sncli proof IK. matte nl the IT Lund of flee, VUalm, on baiunlnj Liicv Botsfi'rd preemption No T.imif, for the SWliorsu, tii 1 tlic follow 1112 to prove her contin uoiis residence upon and cultivation of Witt tVtllwiuitcHaloj, incnlO, Chaa Tullocli, and Julia Fink, ull re ling nuir said land near KiiiRS Kiver octal St U. KejUttr LAND NOTICE.

i LAND OFFICE AT STOCKTOS CAL 1 1 October Ib, 1888 -nf OTICE Ib HEREBY GIVES' PAT rick Muighcr, wboae postoffice address 13 HamptnnuIkFri-AHo county, California, has filW notice of iiittntion to make Hnal proof before lion A Holmo Judge ofSnpt-rlor Courtof Fresno counlj Tutsdnj.the ember IS33, at 10 o'clock, i on Homodtiad Application No for UIL SBM of NWJa uncUEoti Ho '83 4 of eec. 3t tp 10,8 of 21, He CB us ttltntfisf Geo liasimisteri, Lor en Thoa Laingli, and A Wade, all of UasiploiiviJtc J-rtsno, county ucUl 5t OtO A McKENZIE Register LAND MOTICE. LAND OFFICE XT STOCKTON, CAL 1 October Ifi, I8B2 OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT John GreuiiilitttlOHepostoffice address is Big Dry Crt-tk, Fresno county, California, fins filed notice Intention to mate final proof before Hon A Holmui, Judge ol Superior Court of t'rcoiio conntj, at Fresno City on Snlttrdnj, tti' STttKlftj-onSotembtr, 1883 10 o'cloctn in on Homestead application No 2771, for tneXEJiof ELC tp 12, of 23 cast 51 He names as witnesses Musack, .1 Miiaick, Thompson, Hainwsall of Big Dry Crcefc, octiil 5t GEO A Register LANB OFFIOE AT STOCKTOS, CAL (, October 17, 18K OTICE ISlfEREBY GIVEN THAT DOKA KcDonulil, who3b postoffice Is V. ijd flower Fresoo conntyi California, hns flletl notice of interiflon tttmakc final proof IID fore Hon A Holmes, Judge of the Superior Court of county, nt Fresno Citj, on Monday, tho 27tb day of Novtrober, 188a o'clock in on Prtraption Declaratory Statemont 11121., for the VfVi ot NEK SKSol" NBJ of townslilp 10, eonth of tanec'aS'LuBt I i) Sbo names as wStifesaCfl Sontherlana.ofWildflowct, II Corlew, Corlew anil A Hall, of Toll Honeo, Fresno GEO.A.3*cKEj{ZIE Register TjiROM SMITH'S FBRRY.ON KINGS 1HVKR, one jream-tolorcfl marc, throe yenrs old, brnnUi-d A liberal reward will be paid to ny said animal with John on, Seandinavian Colony, Fresno county o2U4 TJIE ce of LAWPHOTICE LARD OFFICE AT VIBAI IA October 2t, 1882 HBRKBT GIVEN THAT 1'following namcfi eeUIcTiliaa notfci hi" intention to maVc flniil -proof 1ri Brtpport 1 of In' claim and secure final entry thereof and that a icb proof nill be made at tho tawl Offict, Uulia, on Monday Jforem6er 'Sfti viz 31 Smith, pro cmption claim No for tbe lutB 5, 11 and 13 of section 14, townchlp soiitli of ranee B. and he names atf his wHncssef to prove-hia'conl dencenpnn and caltiration 1 of saiu nm.i,-u' Jonathan Blwood.JoBhaaB Craven, Jndd El wood and Wm Mcllaley, all rcsidiDg near said lAHPKOTICE.

9 LAUD OmoB AT SSOCKTQN, GAL. Oct -VTOTICE IS HERSBY Givfts THAT jLl Ana 9. Hail, wfcdse 1 postofflci Totf Jlonge, Frcino county, californiR, has filed notke of Initption rasfco proof before rlSjS.A HoItnM.Jnagp of the Superior Court of Frefnoconnty, at Fresno City, on Monday the 4lhdaTorDeccinbfir, 1892, at lu o'clock a to oi prrtnpUon dccfaraCory Bta.emtnt Ibe i i i 4 4 s-e of section No 21 township No 10s of range No Kt cast H. He names aa witnesses- Dora McDonald, John Sutherland. 3, S.

C'orlcw and A. 3, Corlew, all of Toll lUmsa, Fresno connty, QfiO A.lfcKBNZIE. tXann tornlBhedTby tbe iVcaqo timptor, CHANGE OF BUSINESS! Hai out of tL General Merchandising business aud that of CLOTHING and PUBLISHING GOODS and in order tt meet the wants of a fast "grow iiisf I have just received and am now openim THE LARGEST STOCK Men's and Boys 7 Clothing EVEn BROUGHT TO THESANJOAQUIN VALLEY! My long experience in this line and the facilities at my command enable me to make Better carry a Larger Stock, and SELL CHEAPER than any other House in Fresno County. Hereafter nv place of business will be known as the PALACE CfcOTHING STOEE Call and get my prices and be convinced. C.

W. DE LONG. H. M. JACOBS IN THE FIELD WITH -W 0 0 3 Wimmer's Block, Mariposa FRESNO, CAL.

ol I CLOTHING! Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats and Boots, and the finest select goods in the market, offered at the A I COME AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELF AND BE CONVINCED! 1 Ik. JL ML Of nil Descriptions and all Prices. H. M. JACOBS CO.

PISE LAIDS FOR SALE! With an Abundance of Water For Irrigating Purposes, IS TRACTS OP EIGHTY ACRES AID UPWARDS. Situated Five Miles Aortheast of Fresno, and adjoining the Celebrated Eggers Vineyard. 'Hit 'and ia Hull Loam, null fbr IR UiienrpnBBGil Tim IB Smooth and rentiires tint Little Lctellngfnr Grapes, aud itona at nil Far Trees, liming a friiitle inclination to the South ami Weft siifflcent to carry tbf WaUr to Alt Purt-. of the Tract Ttte Eggcrs Ymevanl, which isjuetcomumiiito hearing, is not Strpasied t'i snv in the Mtc of itieSaiaa Age A wine Ltllirand JliatlllLry, wi'llaCapacit) of 125 'Ion- terjlm, already in Operation furDighiligan xcf llt-nt Market, almost nt the Producer a Ow for nil (lie titut he raMed TITLE TO LAID AID WATER PERFECT. 40 Dollars per Acre, with Water.

OiMiTJiiarf'Cash, Balance iiiOnc, Two and Three Years, afc JNlue per cent Interest. A e-filiimc I me titicett ilic mcry ttli the URSiufs Houses of Fnsito, tltas uinknig frc qiiciit tnp" in tow ii nnnectii irj Societies or Colonies desiring Large Tracts will be allowed a Fair Reduction. I Ma LnaA is dab rapidly. Hi places the water being HOH within 8Ji Pect of the 8urfaU Within thn.L jpjra time Surface irrigation will be wholly nnneecaaary I or fiutlicr particulars nflilress ECCERS CO 214 Cal. San Francisco, Cal.

orS. A. MILLER, Fresno, Cal. NOTICE. OFFICE AT STOCKTON, CAI October IRgi OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT llearr Awdefan, whoso postofflco addreso is KalUMHc, Frcano rounty, (Jaiiforniu has B.M notlcoot Inlonlmn 10 make final proof before lion 9 A JlytoLS, JudKfJ of the Superior Cottrtof Fresno county, dtatesno Cife, tiny the 18th dayaf 1B attOo clock for the S'i of SfiJi.of 9ec- IS, and of of Sec 9 Town iP sonih of Rangcsl.

caft He names aa itticefies Kiettt, John tjUK" antl Cfeo of Hamptoinijle and James Moms EO I NOTICE: LAND OrncB AT STOCKTON, CAL i October 3,18 OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT William Is Fre-qio City Fresno county Cnl, has Sled notice of intention 1o make, fmnt proof before A Holmes, Judijc tlit! Sitptrtor Cotirt of ircstioumnt) at b'rc-no, on aatuninj tlte dnyof it ni en Premption J)pclarator bUiUmuitNn 114 for (fit5f of tWJ4 MV'M of of etc 3, 22, enwt fJ Si He nnmcs AUrefl John Aiuirl, Boau Anderson Blflffiy nil of Fresno tVi un count), Cul seplfit aEO A i I Ifrgisli Siberian Balsam Marrh, Asthma, Croup, Coughs, Colds, Affections of the Bronchial Tubes and Pulmonary Organs, Diseases of the Kid- icys and Urinary Organs It reaches lie disease through the blood and remove the causes Clergymen, Public Speakers and To- alists affected ivith hoarseness or loss of oice mil find almost instantaneous re- lei from a single dose of Siberian Balam tfor Sale liy all Druggists. ASSESSMEWT HOMCE OTICE 13 HBRBny TJIVT AT A Hfuinr nf th(vflircctors held on the it'gff'nuwl ten ilollarH ($10) per nhart; was levied upon ttie cap! tal BtoCK of trie corporation, pnyable Jnimtliate- ly at the banking the town etatrwf ifornia, to Charles i' Jlmds, of suit bank An which this shall remain nnpmd on tlie IMU of THOVI ber, A 1882,, WfH SbP (totinqn'cnt awl tisctt (or uale at public aactioii, and unless I inent 11 mailtj before, will besoltl on the 4th 10 pay "of mlrertisitie For Sale on Central Colony lot 186, cdnslstlng of 30 acrtta of rich land, with about two hundred assorted frnit trees In bear 1c sold for (TOO A perpetual water ightctn be stctirsd for legs than 9300, ditches already constmctcd to convey water onto the Tills if pn aVBtilutti bargain. Ayplv nt thli qfBcc. tep'J tf LAND NOTICE, LA VD OrrrcB AT STOCKTON, CAL October 18 OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT nucy C. Jonoj, whose address Is '-HO City and coanty, California, has filed of Intention to make final proof before Ilaa ti A Holmes, Judge of (he Superior Conrt of Fresno connty, at Fresno City, on Saturday Ihe day of November, 1882, Ml o'clock in on Preemption Declaratory Statement Mo 11,1 It, for the Lot Mo of section 25, township 11, Shu names witncseoa Isaac A Bartlett.C, Martin and Graham, all of Frcano Fresno comity ocl21 A OEO A.McKKNZlE.Bcgidter OclOlier 1fe lS fcS TUA', OTWB 19 HSBtBl GJVfc Janua II Cosby, whose postofflce address ia Toll Ilonse, Fresno county, Cnl, bag filed DO- tico of inttintion to taake HUB! proof before Hou 8 A Uwlmef.JndgeofijapcriorConrtofFresno county, ftt Fresno City, on Monday the 2it1 day of November, I8S2, at 10 o'clock on prcmption declaratory statement No 11 906, fo otSWX SJiof SEX and NW4o SKji of 8ie.

2T, town id, sonlh olTange eu Bcnameflaswitnewei; W.0,jR0» of Toll Honsc, Mortimer J. U. Cnrlew and John ferftacoa, of Sentinel, Prcgno county, ocUltft A LL WATRB ASSESSMENTS FOR AN- nnaf dncn to tbe Frcfno Cnnat nnd Irrigation Company became paat due and dcllnqncnt Sept 4tb 18SS Prompt payment mnstbemadc toL U. Chnrch, at tho office of the compiny, prompt payment 19 made steps will be Ukon to collect the eamc Bjr order of Board of Directors A. MTJSN, ctT-M Sw'y, Fresno Cp yoncr.

A Lt PABTIB8 XKR HSREBT CAUTIONED against manufacturing er using concrete asbestln plpltijj for curposc or sub-Irrigation in Fresno county, an wo arc solo ownert. and wil prosecute ill ioMogtHBOits ID Mid conntr. BEKSLYAALLEN. TMOIITKSN TH NTT-ACHE LOTS IK TUB XX Baatcrbj Baocho, Price, from $3) to $5C per awe. COBYABRAIiY, LAsyOrrcCE fcrocRrow.

I August nth, J88i UIICB IS 11LBEUY GIVEN THAT JOHN A Msrtlu.ofKrexnucoaiity.Cal, 1'otttuffltQ Toll Uouie, county, Caltfornia, has Qled ia Una olBce the statement uired the Hi section of anacUntlUtd nAct for the sale of Timber In states of California, Oiegon and Nevada, and la Washington 3d, fortheourehaae-oIKi'. of SUM, of sec. 2. i situated in FrtciK, (outit, i Ijiid la alleged tobcehidlj Persons elDlmmg adversely auy portion of land are required to Qle a statement of each adv proclaim iu the land office, at Stockton, during the sistj imticeofpublication hereof. OEO A ilcKEMJIK, Begistw.

LAND NOTICE. OFFICE, ViSALH.CAt September J7, 1S82 OTICfi IS HEREBY 6IVBV THAT THK follow named stttkr has filed notice ot her intention to maXefnal proof iu Hotjport of her claim, and secure tinal cntrj thereof, and that said proof will be mideat tfee LsndOfflce at on ilouilav, November tliza Janu Ktncaid, preemption claim 1S7. for SE1 4 01 etc tp 18, a of St aadshe names the as her wit- proychtr residence upon -ind cuUnation of "aid tract, viz John H. Byrd, Tnomaa Alfred Jack, John Shaffer and Joseph Kincaid, all residing near tald land James If filed No 1SJ, luuc for the land is hereby notified e'SU-tf lUDE.IUgtBlcr BALEY McCARDLE, DEALERS IN I And Provisions, Flour, Meal, Coffee, Tea, Sugar Spices and Syrups, Chewing i Smoking Tobacco of Beit Brudl. Call and see as JBlS-lf JAMES McCAKULK.

Absolutely Pure Milk! FARM. B. MARKS ft SON. DAIRV COWSFOR SALE. A cows lor sale, all perfectly gentle and milkers Will at hsrgam Apply "lines ForsjtU, Libettj, Frcsuo county, Cal a fll'ii triJerius me, ilnj.

call for "California out the brand, 1 cxtridrj, or the firm's name We the onlj of natural aiurUmg wines i -J IJ--Examine thetork jiifet-tr SUMMONS. the Superior Court of the County of Fresno, StaaoffilUbrmft Jfoore, Plaintiff Itosa M. Moore, dc- brought the Sujitrlor Court in and for tht! Couutj of Fresno, Ht-uc of California, and the complaint fikd in the office of the Clerk ot said conntj The PLdpli- of the State of California aendsteet- 5Ioorc, defendant- TOV ARE HEREBV KfcQlfTRED TO appear JL un action brought yon by the aoova dined plaintiff, ia tht, Snporioc Court, and fan he Countv of Fresno of California, and to iiswcr (he complaint filed therein, within tea tijs (exclusive of the of timice) after" the eruceorr ut tills summons, (f Ills toniitj or if emul the saiil ucLuiu Is brought to obtain a decree tins court dissohiug the fronds or matrimony- ow existing between jou and ihc plamtlffhero, on the Ground of (keortian, aa will more nlly appear from tin, complaint on file herein, a inch you herein referred for the par- iculars of this action Ami jou arc nerUiy notified that if yon fait to pucnr and unswtr said lomplnlnt, above re- Hired, (he t-auj jilrtiiitiffwill muse year default oheenterul, and iipnlj to tht court for the re- cftlitrclu dcmanilLU, Ohen uiulir tnj Imnil and the seal of the Su- erior Court, unit for Clio Conntj of Fresno, tatc of California, thla 18 day of September. In ho tar o-r Lorii one thousand eight hundred iHlciglity AM CLARK, Cierk By n-htt Dcpnty sept2MOt NOTICE TO CREDITORS. tate of CttlifonilB, Gaiiaty of Fresno the Superior Court In and for said county ii the matter of UIQ estate of John Stevens, in lowhuit debtor oriN STEVENS, AN INSOLVENT DSBT- or hut ing applied to titta Court for A lachnrge from his dchta, jt la hereby ordered Iiat the clerk of this court give notice to all redf tors hare proved their debts to appear oforo thiacoart at the cotirthaase thereof, on he 2Sth flay of October, 1882, at the hour of 0 o'clock: aud ehovr cause.

If anr they avo, why tin. sutrt Stevens should not discharged from all his debts, Ia accordance the statutes in auch cased made and pro- Idt-d It IB farther ordered that notice of said nppltca- Ion be frlren to the creditors by mail, and br nhllcation for four weut.ii in the SreHno UDUCAK, a Donrspaner published in said coantr Bated Sept 27,1882 3 A HOLMES, cu30 5t Judge of. the Superior Conrt the Superior Conrt of the county of a tatc of California the matter of the estate of Ramon Danuhno Anla, deceased OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THS undersigned, administrator of the estate of atate of Pacaaho jXnla, deceased, lottr reditora of, and all persons having claims gainst doctased, to c.th!itt them with tbe necessary ouchera within four months after the Irst pnWlcatton of this notice to the said administrator, at thL town of Fresno, in Fresno connl, California Dated September 27,1882 sepW-Dt W.ll CHA2JCB, Administrator of tho estate of RamonDanaaho Anla, deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS. "EstatcofLouts Uter, deceased OTtCB IS HEREBY GIVEN THE UK- deraigned, executors of the will ol Louts deceased, to the creditors of, and all Persons having claims against said deceased, to hlblt them with tho vouchers, within four months After tho first publication of this notice, to tbe pafd executors, at the store of Louis Einstein Co in Fresno, Fresno totinty, California the same being tho place for tho transaction of the business ot tho said esttte In the conntj of Fresno stflte of California. EDWARD HOKTON.

CHARLES HA3KELL, Executors of the will of Louis Itter, deceased Dated at Vrcsno, September 1SJ2. Frank French, Att'y for Executors. PROBATE NOTICE. In the Superior Court in and fot the county of Fresno, State of In the matter of the estate of William Foster, deceased Sotkc for publication ot application for letters testnmt-ntary IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SARAH Foster tlJcd with the Clerk of Ibis court a petition praying for letters testamentary of tho estate of William Foster, deceased, and that Fridaj the 27th ol October, A IPttt, at 10 o'clock of day, at the court room in the town or Fresno, county of Fresno, has frcen set for hearing fsfd petition, when where any person interested may appew tut show cause why said petition not be his lath day of October, A 3 IWi. A.

CLARK, Clerk, By C. L. ITtnwTlgbt, Pepnty octU-ta FORJSALE. rpWESTY ACHES OF LAND StTtTATBD ON Nevada Colony A comfortable house of 8 looms, 100petch 300 as-ortcd, of pear, quince, prune, plum, etc ofiusta enpcs, in bearing, and3 accrca of atftln. Aa absolute living.

Only reason for telling Iithftt 1 am incapacitated for labor by reatoa of Injuries received In mining. Price.