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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03
Judging.

Don't Judge n man by his failure
in life, for many a man fails be-
cause he is too honest 10 succeed.
Don't Judge q man by his speech
for parrot talks the tongue is
but an instrument of sound.
Don't Judge a man by the house
he lives I'D. for the lizard and the
rat Often inhabit the grandest
structure
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

T"----- = - " TTIIuUlN, -~-N~% -llIAIlL
'Riyei,ai i.assitudo Pain in tho Back. DinnS,,
II. .,'o'. iItLature old age, and many otbef
anl premature grave F'''n
- ulI particulars in our pamphlet, which ",
s,,lIe 10 send free by mail "a every one. RS-Tbs
,,.[l. leuiclne Is sold by all druggists n 81 ps
It.A,HEe' OF SIX Packages for a., OF will la S..
ing THE GRAY MFnictSS-,ss ''1 ~ esq
-, No. 10 Meehanics' Block. Detroit. Nh
~ 900 "a, pa ,AIpena by all druggists, aud oyerv.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

IheGreat Eng
hsh Remedy,
an unfhiling
cure for SEM
inal Weakness,
Spermstorrhea
lmpotencysnd
all disease
that follow, Is.
q sequence Of
salf-nhnsn. %.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

ago, sister Of charity was dying,
and at last, from stupor, she
opened her eyes and said: ut is
strange; every kind word that |
have spoken in life, every tear that
1 have shed, has become a living
flower around me, and they bring
to my senses an incense ineiTable."
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

mouse, ana stood still watching till
the graceful bateau disappeared in
dim light down the live oak ave-
nue..
One night, about a week after
her brother left, she stood watch
ing the Captains departure, and
to her horror she imagined she
saw another boat shoot ont from
the shadows, and follow in bis
wake.
To satisfy herself that she wac
not mistaken, she ran about fifty
yards, to spot where she had an
unobstructed view Of the water for
nearly half a mile, and here two
boats came distinctly into view.
She guessed the truth with a
woman's intuition. She stood
freezing with terror for some sec
onds, when she heard loud words.
and then the rapid firing Of
pistols or rifles.
Shouting for help, she few 20
where her own boat was tied. The
paddle was in it, and grasping it
she sent the vessel flying down the
bayou, from the depth Of which
came faint, straDgling cries.
Every though, all her energy.
was concentrated on saving the
man she loved. In a few minutes
she came to bateau, bottom up.
"Albert, Albert !" she shouted /:
but no answer came 90 her wild
cry.
She knelt down in the boat, and
looked along the watery vista.
Ihere. not ten feet away, was
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

NRHKT sus-- now before he public. You
EEkEh s.lu make money faster ~ work for
stEN us chan as anything else. Capital
- LIN - not required. We will start YOU.
sl- day and upwards made 30 home by the in
sustri0us. Men, women, boys and Girls wanted
ryeryWAe-c 20 work tor u.s. Now s the time N0u
can devote YOUR whole time 10 the work, or only
your spare moments. No other lusiuo-s will paw
you ut.Ily as WE'LL NO one willing 90 work can
irll to make enormous pay by engaging az once.
Costly outfit and terms free. s great opportunity
for making money easily and hog1uhly A35rcs,
IrLs Co.., Augusta, Maine. so
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03
IraupS.

The summer hegira to tlr Yves
is now in full blast and the aver
age tourist who is temporarily on
Of funds is meeting with very lit
tie encouragement here.
The prevailing custom Of get
ting into a box-car and riding il
the face Of starvation for over ;
thousand miles over the Union Pa
cific is falling into disfavor.
Riding locked up in this way ha.
its unpleasant features. For in.
stance, the porter is not attentive
enough and your special car is LA.
bic TO be side-tracked for q week
or two on some lonely barren plain
where the scenery is not pleasant.
One pair of eXcursionists from the
Last, taken off here, had the good
fortune TO travel in a car loaded
with canvass colOred hams. They
had eaten all the hams when taken
out here and were middling thirsty.
The officer took them to a hydrant
and let them have the monopoly of
the city supply for a couple of
hours.
These men got their refreshing
drink here, pound Of Vanity Fair
smoking tobacco and six months
at hard labor They said they had
never stopped at a town where the
people seemed so lavish in their at
tentious to total strangers.
They were billed for san Fran
cisco in September, but they have
tclegraphed that they got a lay
over here TO DO some work in stone,
at the request Of prominent citi-
zeus.
Some time ago a tramp got into
the fre-box Of a stationary engine
that was being shipped on a fiat
car TO the Pacific coast. BY some
freak Of misfortune to him a care
less breakman closed the furnace
door on him and the solitary pic
licker was alone with his con-
science and a few friends that had
come along with him to represent
the National Bug Bureau.
At first he thought it was a Joke,
and laughed a smothered, hyster-
ical laugh, but as the hours drag
yed on and he didn't know whether
i was day or night, or whether it
was the Fourth Of July or eternity.
he concluded to attract the atten-
ton Of the outside world, so he
pounded on the inside Of his cage
ill bis arms ached. He might as
well have tried to get out of a fire
'nd burglar proof safe with cork
screw.
One day, through curiosity. a
railroad boy opened the door of
he engine furnace and looked in.
The broad sole of an old boot was
urned up at the door, and the
took hold Of it and
it out. 1t was followed
1y an attenuated piece of human
ty that ratified around on the car
ike an old umbrella.
The bystanders reviewed him
nd asked him If he didn't feel
! kind Of goneness in the gastric
egions.
I'm old man who was then acting
treasurer Of the Irish Relief Fund. !
COX the job Of filing him up
hat is the reason why Ireland
Missed the beneficial effects OF the
elief fund for several months, at a
lme when she needed it the worst
Bill Nye, in Denver Tribune.
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PENSIONS.

EVERY SOLDIER disabled m limo Of duty l.,
wounds, disease ur injury, b. entitled % pension
l.-s than entitled l1 Thousands Of Heirs eniitl.
ID 60 Pension and Bounty REJECTED CAsE-
Ie-OVeuCi
ABANDONED CA~ES finished Copie. If
lost Discharge, obtained. Claims Of every d.
srIrti0u prosecuted. Patents procured.
AlIrc-s wIfl stamp,
III =. BERLIN a. CO., Attorneys,
.15mi Box -l2 Washington, ID. o.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-08

MoJAvE, September 7th.-The following
Southern overland passengers passed Mojave
to day. to arrive in San Francisco Septem-
ber Sth: j. H. Pike Tombstone; j. B.
Hill, San Francisco; F. Wallace and wife,
Tucson Mrs. Z. H. Nelson, San Francisco
Mrs. H. McGregory, San Gabriel; lIrs.
Eichrodt and family, Sacramento; w. A.
Conn, San Bernardino Mrs. c. a. Miller,
Iowa; w. Simpson, wife and child, Phila-
delphia; r. Nadeau, Les Angeles j. i.
Glauson. do; Sergeant John O'Brien, Camp
Verde, Arizona; William Cook. Kernville
G. A. Tanker, San Francisco; Dick Norval,
Buffalo. n. Y; II. J. Budisell, Riverside.
Cal; Mrs. NJ. F. Wells and two children,
Los Angeles Mrs. S. Bigham, do; Mrs. G.
l.. Fountain, do.
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NEVADA.
Passengers Passing CarIIn for California.

CARLIN, September 7th.-The following
passengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow Mrs. A. K. Robert
son and four children, Victoria Mrs. George
S. Bright, Washington. ID. c.. Albert o.
Mayer, Germany; 5. w. Boring, San Jose
Mrs. Thomas B. Hawley, Carson Citv, New
A. S. Belts, Norfolk, Eng; w. S. Newhall,
d. Z. Caswell. c. \. Newhall and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. Newhall. San Francisco; Alfred
Jones ard family, New York city; j. b.
Hume, Sacramento; w. w. Lee, England
W.Allstrom and wife, Reno, New; a Is. Livi
see and Mrs ). 5. Wright, San Francisco
Mrs. w. Nj. Smith and family. California
Mrs. Mcdonald, Saltwater, MINI; +. w
Smith. New YoIk city; Charles X. Offield
Chicago. H.; c. T. Sanders, San Francisco
NJ. BYrue and family, California /; G.. A. Le
land, Chicago, Ill.,; Pablo Baca. New Mex.
leo; Peter +. Albertscr, Denmark; L. +,
kellogg, Kansas; G. A. Bray, Boston, Mass
Mrs. Sarah Uasting and son, Salt Lake ; j.
l.. Ward. Arizona; l.. Huey. Salt Lake
George Hayes, Idaho; +. w. Covey, Menlc
Park; 76 emigrant passengers, including 81
males, to arrive in Sacramento September
9th.
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ARIZONA.
1uaIaps ON tbe Warpo,h Araip.

Tucson, September 7th.-A Star special
from Fort Bowie says The Indians attacked
and captured the stage from the East sixteen
miles from Fort Cummings in New Mexico.
The driver and passengers, two in number,
were killed, one Of them, Ewing S. Madden,
a son of Captain ID. Madden, of the Sixth
Cavalry. The stage horses were taken.
General Buell. and command were engaged at
Fort Cummings at the time of the depreda.
tions. The General has sent party in pur-
srit of the hostiles
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Sacramento Market.

FRUIT-our Sacramento quotations are from
the price-lists of W. Strong Co., and ara
revised up to P. N. yesterday. They rep
resent trade prices, ard have in view selected
fruits suitable for shipment Apples, 75e@Sl
apples papered for long shipment, 81 25 !;
pears, ordinary varieties, 75easl % Bartlett s. 70
az; prunes, Sl@l 25 % box peaches 81 25al rs 5
box; figs 6@10c . II; plums, in variety, 75e@Ss SO 2
box; oranges very scarce, quotable at $40 = NJ
Tahiti lemons, Sicily s9@l0 o box California $40
so; Australian, s5@5 30 o box; lines, Mexican
Sls@20 q box; bananas, s3@24 80 q bunch pine
apples, S@9 y dozen; tomatoes, 406f5oc D box
watermelons, 90ctqS1 % dozen grapes are in
variety at S1@1 % . case Grapes, in bxs,
75c@S1; crabapples, 75c@$1 % cansaioupes
6oc q dozen. Late Free and Cling Peaches
are now coming in, but the crop Of both is
very light and in consequence prices are well m-in-
tanned. Apples are in better variety and more pieu-
tifui. Tomatoes are in very large supply Gamers
should improve the opportunity. Grapes are CON-
ing forward more freely. Now in market Museats
Pokay and Black Grapes in variety Plums will not
last much longer. The supply of Lines is very
scant, and price correspondingly high
FEED-Our quotations are frum the price.lists Of
E. A. Burr. of this city, and corrected to date
Oat hay, SS@10 . ton, baled: alfalfa, S798 o ton
baled bran, s11a12 . ton; barley, so@s5c . cwt.;
ground barley, 95c@SI q cwt; wheat, 81 25Cal "a
D cwt.: oats 81 S5012 10 cwt
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San FRANCISCO Meat market.

Trade in fresh meats is quiet, and prices generally
favor buyers With heep and Lamb the market is
overstoc ed. Following are rates for whole csr.
casses from slaughterers to Dealers
BEEg-Prime, 54@6e; medium grades, 4i@5c;
inferior, 3lc q h.
Rb
MUrroN-wethers are 'quotable at Sa31c, and
ewes at 24d3c q h.
LnsB-Quotable at 4@4Ic 9 fb for good to choice
PoRK-Liye hogs. 4s@4sc for hard, and 4!!@4! !c for
soft; dressed do, 7@17lc y h.
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layed some time, there being several breaks
before the word was given, the flag falling.
however, on fair send-off Rosette rushed
of with the lead, but surrendered il to Car
melita before the quarter was reached. NIGHT
Hawk was third the first circuit of the track.
Carmelita was length in advance, Rosetta
second, Night Hawk third, Tillie c. fourth.
Butter Ball already out of the race. The
second time to the stand, when a mile had
been made, they were closely punched, Car
melita still in the lead up the back-streteh
Tilie closed some OF the gap, while Carmehta
dropped back to fourth place. The run home
was very exciting. Tillie c. came on the
inside of Rosetta, with such rush that her
nose was in front at the trotting distance,
both jockeys driving their utmost. In the
last three strides Rosetta got the best of the
struggle, winning by the shortest of heads,
Night Hawl, length behind, and Carmelita
quite distance in the rear. Time, 2:465
The next race was for a purse for the $50
class, owned in the district. There were
three starters-Marin, Johnny Blue and
John. Marin was largely the favorite. He
won the first heat in 2:52, and the second in
2444i, but the third Johnny Blue won in 2:46
The fourth heat was captured by Johnny
Blue in 2;45, and the fifth heat in
2:47. There was revulsion in the feelings
of the betters, the field being installed the fa-
vorite at the rate of $50 to SIS before the heat,
and after it there were more to support the
favorite. The sixth heat was won by Johnny
in 2:47, which ended the race. Johnny Blue
was distanced for foul riding. The display
of stock is inferior. The pavilion is crowded
with articles on exhibition
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
News from yictOria-shipping-Im
meut.

News from Observation-Disclosures
ment.
VICTORIA, September 7th.-An attempt
will be made to raise the steamer Otter with
a part of the cargo. The crew and passen-
gers have reached Victoria.
Her Majesty's ship Triumph will sail for
the south on the 18th inst.
The bark F. H. Whitton, under charter
for Stahlschmidt & Ward, is filling up rap
idly with salmon for England.
There is a scarcity of transportation facili-
ties at Yale, the railway contractors having
engaged all available teams.
Esquimault, under the influence of dry.dock
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WEBSTER THE GREAT IEXICoGRAPHER
Reality Honesty
opposite sgnymg Decepton;'
andFR travels sdeby ad
FRAUD semanpu
of INNOCENCE and in everyday business this ncu og
half
that Trust that placed these Advertising
the against Advertising earnestly public
sft the the core
house advtis BLACK SILK at
and find they have the article
and travel the
right that write
them all thoroughly s then them the balance
wanting "Tk
everhy have committed "Bach
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY,


PoRT TOWNSEND, September 7th.-The
pilot boat for San Francisco built by Hall
Brothers was successfully launched at Port
Ludlow last evening. Her tonnage is S. l6 !;
length, 76.S feet; breadth, 21.9 feet !; depth.
8 feet
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The Fire nj Reno,

RENO, September 7th.-The fire last night
destroyed about fifteen wooden buildings-
almost all cheap shanties. A number of
buildings worth $1,000 were owned by cit
liens. No insurance. The remainder of the
property destroyed was owned by Chinese.
Estimated loss, $1,000.
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9REGOS.


PORTLAND, September 7th.-A boiler on
board the little steam-tug Rip Van Winkle
exploded at o'clock this morning, tearing
off portion of the upper works and damag-
ing the boat. The only person on board the
tug at the time was r. w. Wilson, the en-
gineer. He was frightfully scalded, the flesh
on his hands, face and breast being fairly
cooked. He was removed to st. Vincent
Hospital, and soon died. The cause of the
explosion is not known. Deceased was %
wears old and leaves wife.
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CaIavcra, Democratic Nominations.

SAN ANDREAs, September 7th.-The Dem
ocratic County Convention to day nominated
full county ticket, headed by H. A. Mes
senger for Assemblyman.
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BOY Killed,

CARSON, September 7th.-This morning a
young son of Thomas Davis, a carpenter, was
run over by freight wagon and instantly
killed
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Killed n Chinaman.

PORTLAND, September 7th.-News is Just
received of homicide at Woodburn, Marion
county, yesterday. A foreman on one sec.
ton of the narrow. gauge railroad had some
trouble with a gang of Cinnamon working
under him. Several Cinnamon made con-
certed attack on the foreman with knives and
crowbars, who to defend himself, struck one
of his assailants on the head. His skull was
crushed by the blow, and he was instantly
killed. The foreman fed to Gervais, hetly
pursued by the crowd of infuriated China
men, where he gave himself up TO the author
tiles. There is great excitement among the
Cinnamon over the homicide, and they vow
vengeance on the murderer
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My LIFE WAS SAVED by Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure.-E. B. Lakely,
Selma, Ala. H. C. Kirk & Co., agents,
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Eastern and Foreign r1arkets.

NEW YORK, September 7th
BREADsTUFPs-Flour is quiet and Wheat is un-
settled, latter at sl9l o6.
WooL-California is irregular at l3@lsc fer fall
bury, and 16q25c for clean; spring bury, 1s@24c
clean spring, 24@S3c pulled 3s@s45c.
HIDEs-Californa are strong at 23@23Ic
GROCERIES Rio Coffee is in moderate demand aud
firm. Refined Sugars are in better demand and
frmer,
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IHAyE TRIED Hammer Cascara Sagrada
Bitters, and find they are al they are recon-
mended to be. O. N. CRoNKITE. Sacramento.
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The weather is cool and clear.

A special meeting of the Common Council
was held last evening, for the purpose of
hearing the report of the committee appoint
ed to revise the present city charter. Among
those present were number of members of
the State Legislature. The report was read,
discussed at some length, and, with the ex-
ception of few notifications, adopted.
Several radical changes to the charter were
made.
General II. &. Wright, Chief of Engineers.
U. S. A, and Colonel f. M. Farquhar,
Secretary of the Lighthouse Board, came
up from San Francisco on the steamer Man
zanita to Astoria, where they were met by
the lighthouse tender Shubrick, and taken
on board. The party then proceeded at once
to Puget Sound on a cruise of inspection.
These officers are expected to arrive here on
the 10th instant, and visit the canal and
locks at the Cascades,
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DENTISTRY.
w. WOOD,

nENTIsT-So 317 J street, between z-UzA
~ Third and Fourth Artificial Teeth $500
inserted all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extraction Of Teeth.
fiy24-tfl
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The sOnoma and Marin Fair has Sue.
cessful Opening.

PETALUAA, September 7th.-The opening
day of the Sonoma and Marin District Fair
showed the largest attendance of any previ-
GUS year. From noon until the time for the
races to commence there was constant ar
rival of carriages and it is estimated that
there was nearly double the number of
former fairs. A walking-match for teams
G. P. McRear, the time for half a mile, 6:O9
The great attraction was q running race for
three-year-olds owned in the district, the dis
tance one mile and a half. The starters
were Tillie c., Carmelita, Night Hawk,
Butter Ball and Rosetta. The plac-
ing was in the order in which
their names are given, and in the pool sales
Tillie G. was largely the favorite, bringing as
much as all the Others. The start was de-
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=, IIFEkfUUIii
WnEAr-Good to choice California, 9s Sd to 9s Sd
The market is quiet and steady, and arrivals on
coast are small. Cargo lots are 42s for those Just
shipped, and ass for those off coast and nearly due
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HAMMERS GLYcERoLE TAR.--The most perfecs
cough extant. Hundreds can testify to its good
effects
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Notes from the First Artillery Encamp-
ment, Alameda.
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HALE & CO., CRITERION STORE.
TRUTH & FRAUD !!

ONCE UPON TIME TRUTH AND FRAUD"
LAID DOWN TO SLEEP, AND WHILE TRUTH
SLEPT, "FRAUD" STOLE AND DRESSED HIM
SELF In TRUTHS" CLOTHES; THEREFORE,
"TRUTH" HAS GONE NAKED EVER SINCE!
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III. II. HIEIssON.

nENTIST, 415 J STREET BETWEEN AWge
~ Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- ef4fYasfft
fetal Teeth inserted Gold, Vulcante and al bases
Nitrous Oxide laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction of Teeth. aul4-Im
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COAST DISPATCHES.

SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION.
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The President is Invited 10 Visit Portland
and Accepts Meeting for Revision Of
Charter-Cruisc of IusDectiOr,

PORTLAND, September 7th.-A dispatch
was sent yesterday from here, signed by
dent Hayes, inviting him to visit Oregon be-
fore his return East. In response Mayor
Thompson received the following dispatch
this morning:
OGDEN (Utah), September 8, 1850.
Your telegram received. accept and expect to
De in Oregon on or about the lst of October.
II HAYES
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAoRADA BIrrERs for habitus,
constinaton.
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FINE OPENING or THE PETAluMA FAIR.

Murder, Accident, Explosion, ARRAY, Fire.
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DIR. w. III. HARE,
DRs. BREWER & scuTHwoRTu.

N ENLIST. OFFICE, NO. COS STREET, eyWEA
IL between Sixth and Seventh over Kat-&fYyyS1
Eensten & Bradley's Millinery Store. auI7-lpu
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News from Up and Down the Pacific Coast

PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL
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construction, has commenced to grow rapidly,
and business generally throughout the Pros
vince shows an improvement.
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CHINA, JAPAN AND MANILA NEWS.
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ENTIsTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 0yzzA
~ Seventh and J streets, in Brytes new csSpYS,
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
" the use Of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
taul6-iplml
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Attempted Suicide-The Death OF O. +.
Davis.

MARYsvrLLE, September 7th.-A young
Englishman named Joseph F. Foster. a
stranger here and without means, attempted
suicide last night by taking poison. Restora-
tives were applied and consciousness restored.
The mysterious death of o. f. Davis, tele-
graph operator at the terminus of the South
ern Pacific Railroad, as announced Yesterday
by private kilograms, causes profound regret
here, where he was well known. He was
young man of exemplary habits, universally
respected by the community, and was mem.
Der of the Pacific Buass Band of this city.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-08
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
WILLIAM Il. MILLER


Qate with waehhorst, and successor to F1oberg,)
"TATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, ae.
w No 60 street, between Second and $SaS.
Third. Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Silver ca
ware Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its 49,
branches a specially, under MR.. FLoBERG.
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