Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-27
BRIEF NOTES.


Dug Store at San Jose, and takes possession
next week.
Thirty carloads of cattle passed through
yesterday from Nevada for the stock yards al
Oakl nd. Also twenty carloads to MADEIRA,
Fresno county.
Prof. A. o. Gregory win give stereopf.
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
The Philharmonic Society will hold its
next rehearsal at Grand Army Hall next
Thursday evening.
There are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph office for Alice CLARK and MerrJ
lex Williams.
Forty.seven carloads OF barley were
shipped to the East by rail yesterday.
No immigrants will arrive from the East
to-day.
FREIGHT MovsAENTs.-The following car
loads Of freight were received in this city yes
serday Nine Of coal, of steel rails, of
horses and mules, 8 of wood, of wheat, 6
OF wool, l OF hogs, Of barley, l Of -four, l
Of merchandise, g of oil, l of sugar, l Of
whisky, l of fruit, l of scrap iron and l Of
grouad barley. Also through carloads East
were forwarded 0ne OF canned goods, AZ Of
barley, 3 of beans, l of hogs, l of wine, IF
coffee, OF shells, 8 Of merchandise and OF l
salmon.
BELIEVED TO BE STOLEN. Might before last
man was arrested for malicious mischief
(breakirg in saloon doorl, and upon being
searched broken Masonic gold ring was
found in his possession, which the police
believe is stolen property. There is shield
plate upon the top of the ring upon which is
engraved square aud compass, trowel,
spade and mallst and other emblems. 1t Is
retained by the Chief Of Police for an owner.
AUCTION sALzs.-Martin Plug & Co. viii
sell at 1890 this morning, at 1016 Fourth
street, one span large work horses, one saddle
horse, ore buggy horse, two express wagons,
two sets single harness and two saddles.
Sherburn & Smith will sell at 1880 this
morning 6 lergs variety Of household goods,
including furniture, stoves. CARPETS and com
forteIs. Salesroom, Nc. S23 K street.
Police ARTISTS. Arrests were made in
the city yesterday as follows: Charles
Brooks, malicious mischief and disturbing
the peace, by officer FEazee; Ed Folger, dis
ia bing the peace, by same officer; George
Clark aud Charles Small, petit larceny, by
local officer Nash Charles English, malicious
mischief, by officers Ferral and Campbell
Uncle Jimmy, drunk, by officer Smith.
WESLEY CHAPEL SooIAL.-A church So
cial was given last evening by the ladies OF
Kingsley Chapel at which there was good
attendance A pleasing programme was pre-
sented, in which Misses Bioss and Plat and
Messrs. Grove, Beaumont, Davis, Arhauch
and Burnett took part Refreshments were
served and good time enjoyed
by all present.
BUSINESS CHANGE.-J. George Kerth, the
has removed his place of business
4l2 j street, between Fourth and Fifth,
where he has fitted up fine store.
CoMMERcIAL.-Since last report the steamer
Relief arrived from San Francisco with
barge Thomas, having lumber for w. +.
Frazer. The steamer Ceres passed up with
barge Lizzie Patterson, both light.
TRAIN LATE THIS MORNING. = The over.
land train from the East viii be from two to
three hours late in its arrival here this morn
ing, owing to delays upon the Union Pacific.
PATENT GRANTED.-A patent was yester-
day granted Thomas G. Churchman Of this
city for a harness.
PHONES 'Phones for deaf people and
variety Of devices are advertised for sale.
many of which fail to afford the promised aid
The aud.phone is a very great comfort TO deaf
persons whose nerves have the power Of ap-
sounds through the teeth. A new
invention called the earphone enables almost
every deaf person TO hear distinctly. 1t is
made in four sizes to suit different degrees of
deafness, the power increasing with size; the
largest not exceeding the size of a tall ccff e
cup, and all being neat and compact. A deaf
mans advice to deaf people is not to buy any
thing that is advertised without first ascer-.
tanning its utility. FL. Z. Mathews, No. Sos
MONTGOMERY street, San Francisco, offers to
send various sorts for which he is agent, on
trial before purchase. Satisfaction or sale.
From our personal Acquaintance with his
method We recommend deaf persons to adj
dress him for the best information and adj
vice.
No AUcTroN.-No auction-room placed its
trash in the hands of Hale Bros. & Co. for
disposal to confding, but deluded, public.
Instead of having such stuff to offer the peo-
pie, Hale's Criterion presents its visitors
with a display of goods bought from the
best houses and such IS no auction-house
can get hold of to sell for what they may
fetch.
Free LECTURE, by DIR. Simms, on Faces, ="
az the Congregational Church, on Monday
night next.
A FIT IN GARMENTS means satisfactory
wear. Anderson & johnson, Seventh street,
between j and K, have no superiors as mer-
chant tailors. Their wiuter stock Of fine
dress goods should be examined by every gen.
tleman. The firm is confident that every one
who calls viii find it to their advantage.
BUSINESS Hours from a. NJ. to P. M. at
Hale Bros. & Co. during their removal.
No AUCTION GooDs at Hale's.
THOSE who have spare cash will do well to
hold on thereto until they see the uncommon
bargains in fancy and dry goods we shall lay
before the public on next Tuesday. Wen
stock & Lubin, proprietors Mechanics Store.
Don't Buy dolman cloaks made out of half
cotton cloth at exorbitant prices, when you
can get good cloth, fur trimming, clasps and
pattern for SI3 or $14 at L, Bien's, Eighth
and J streets.
FRoM 9 A. NJ. to 6 p. NJ. are the business
hours OF Hale Bros & Co. during their re-
moval sale.
AUCTION RUBBISH cannot be found at the
removal sale of Hale Bros. & Co.
GENTLEMEN contemplating procuring win
ter suits should not fail TO examine the fine
cloths-new importations-at Andersen &
,Johnson's merchant tailoring establishment,
Seventh, between j and K.
SPECIAL BARGAINS in dry goods, not from
auction, but genuine value properly bought,
are offered at Hale's Criterion, where the re-
moval sale is now in progress.
No AUcrIoN RUBBISH at Hale's removal
sale.
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