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EDITION.
KENT COUNTY POLITICS.
, SMYRNA, Del, Sept. 20, 1880.
Sp ;cial to the Gazette.


Sp tcial to the Gazette. ........
The Democratic Nomination Election
which took place here en- Saturday, was
attended with considerable interest, as
several candidates for Assessor and In
spector and two candidates for Sheriff,
viz Horace r. Mustard and James &.
Robinson of which the delegates in fav-
or of the latter we're elected. 1t was
gu te scene of excitement around the
polls until late in the evening and votes
were solicited by the friends of the diff
ferent parties with great deal of earn-
estness, more SO than there has been for
several years. Mr.. Robinson il seems
unbeknown TO the other party had NJ ade
an active canvass, and the consequence
was be was surrounded by great many
friends who were willing workers, while
on the other hand Mr.. Mustard had re-
rnained quiet and of course could not
expect anything more than defeat.
,, The following shows the ticket nomi-
mated here as delegates for the County
County Convention:
- For Representative and Levy Court.
N. voshell, w. b. Collins, John Van
Gasken, George W. Taylor, J. c. Colds
boro, j. II. Truax, John Farrell and
john Rawley. ll- .l,'' iai. ilssl
Sheriff and Coroner-James Startling,
Hanry Slaughter, II. g. Douglass, j.. K.
Cameron, Jr., Geo. II. Raymond, w. q.
Mitchell, Jr., P. p. Collins and Joseph
IL. Anderson. .U s..I...i - .l saiu'l
Nominated for Inspector. w. Deu-
ney.
Assessor--J. T. Jerman. u .i''"'
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Public Schools.

! Of Public Schools in general,
| No School in particular, win do
Horn classes in Latin, Germ an
eHCh. twenty-five pupils will be
BY Prof Hochkeppel for 25 cents
Y receive two lessons n week.
fae never cheaper lessons given.
bld charge the same rate for the
|nolut of pupils in any other
Boys and girl1, form classes
|aieIy and call on the above gem
\ See Advertisement.
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Edwin Booth arrived in Paris last
Friday from Oberammergau. He was
asked his impressions of the Passion
Play. His reply was that as a theatri.
cal performance the ensemble was mar
velous, as perfect in all its details as il
the peasants who played the pats were
cultivated aud experienced actors. The
costumes were strictly accurate and ad-
mirable. What struck him particularly
was the care and grace with which they
were worn by the humblest members oi
the troupe.
Charles Calyet was for fifty-four
years clerk in the War Depart
ment at Washington. Recently
when he was 7S, he was dismissed.
1t is said that he was still able to
perform the duties of the position
which was not very important one.
AT any rate, he felt that his removal
was an injustice, and the blow soon
made him insane. His death is no W
announced. .......s..s
SIX towns yet remain to be heard
from in Maine, and accepting the re-
turns as correct-althoug the fact is
pretty thoroughly established that
they have been held back and tamper-
ed with-it looks as if Plaisted would
be elected by such decided majority
that oven the frauds that have been
practiced will not result in cheating
him out of the governorship, to which
he is clearly entitled.
A SALUTE of two hundred guns
was fired by the Republican Office
holders of Washington on Saturday
in honor of the "victory'' In Maine.
AS a specimen of unaduIterated
cheek the performance may be con-
sidered quite a success.
In A SPEECH to a deputation of color.
cd men at Pittsburgh, ON Saturday, Gen.
Butler made the effective poin. against
the Republic IN party that, not bstand-
ing lite baasted protection of the negro,
it has failed, decorating to its o,cn sho,oifg,
in securing him the free enjoyment Of
bis rights az a citizen. This being so, be
argues, the Democrats cannot do less for
the colored man, and probably viii do
more. Hence he proposes 10 have a
change ftI
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A Word to our Readers.

When you read OF remedy that will
cure all diseases beware of Il but when
YOU real nf q pure vegetable compound
which claims to cure only certain parts of
the body, and furni"hes high proof that
il does this, you can safely try it and with
the a. surance that 1t Will help you. This
Liver Cure does. 1t cures all troubles of
the lower portion of the body and none
Others. 1t will not help the tooth-nche,
ear-ache nor consumption hut 10 will put
where you can enjoy life and appreciate
lis good things. Try 1t. sepl5-2w.
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New Cloths.

nov prepared to show you some
eland leading styles OF Fall and
Clsths. Cassimeres, Worsted :,
eIc, ranging from 500 to 500
', which Will make up In the
nd most becoming style, at the
Etst cash price. Please call and
before the rush Of fall trade COM
FERD CARSON.
~ 239 Market street.
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a Merry New orleans SAILOR Boy

In the local TO pics of xcit ement among
the drOwsy denizens OF New Or. cans In It's
torrid heats. the luck that has befailen
owner of n pleasure yacht, is the great
source of conversation. The story Is very
brief, and Its counterpart Is told monthly
in various other forms. He bought half
of n ticket In the Grand Monthly ID stribu-
ton OF the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany for one dollar. at the OIL se Of NJ. A.
Iauphin, in New Orleans, and received
fifteen thousand dollars In gold as a re-
ward for his sagacity In thus Investing his
money. 1t might have been the reader-
but next time, Oct. 18th, who VIII be the
luckyman.
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Overcome On the Heat.

William Harper, fag-carrler of the
Young Mems Republican Club of will
mington, was overcome with the heat
when the line was marching down Sec
ond street. He applied at Mr.. Shanafelt's
for drink of water, but before it could
be obtained he tainted. DIR. Elwood
Harvey was summoned, and soon res
tored him TO consciousness. Mr.. Harper
returned 10 his home this mornig in the
/ O'Clock train in very weakened con-
diLiOn.- Chester Nelos, 1871. ~
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SENATOR CoNKLING's bitterly sarcas-
tic references to MIR. Hayes and his poll
cy are said to have been received IN Ad-
ministration circle "with general good
humor." Ii Mr.. COnkliDg should take 1t
into his head to kick the Administration,
the latter would doubtless thank him
for the favor conferred With the utmost
humility and gratitude. .--Bait, Gazette.
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|ANCOCK,
|ps,t Soldier Statesman.

u.nubIicans nominated what
allied a very good ticke'' Tor
,0dred, on saturday. But the
Inv had but a small show, as
itb the Radical party. HOW :
,bs ticket was set up to be
I, dawn il does not matter q
3e.l to any one. :.
n, Mr.. Belts nor Mr.. Bradford
n be elected, and if they are
M to stay at home they will
| better pleased. MIR. Febiger
Llleman who likes leisure, he
III A term in the Levy Court
|destands the duties that de-
DOu a Commissioner but cannot
n success.
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REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.
BETTs, BRADFORD, FEBIGER AND sA-
Ht WILLIE THE TICKET.

bhTTs, BRADFORD, FEBIGER AND SA-
It WILLIE THE TICKET. 1
The Republicans, held their nomina-
tion election on Saturday afternoon, but
no interest was felt in the affair, save in
the contest for County Assessor of the
Northern District. Here Tom Saville,
whom portion of the party hate most
Intensely succeeded in securing the nom-
lnation over Lewis T. Grubb and James
Danby, though he led Grubb only 20
votes. Edward Belts was nominated
without Opposition fof State Senator, and
Edward q. BradforJ, Jr., ESQ., ditto
for Representative, while for the Levy
Court nomination Christian Fe5lger
easily beat his competitors, George Nc
Call and John w. Hawkins. Tile vote
was as follows:
SENATOR, REPREsEKrArIvE ASpl levy
- - d<~Av rtyq4 4 = a = = -
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Personal.

In Baltimore, on Saturday, the hand
some steam yacht being built st the
Canton yards of MalsLer " Reaney, for
M. Henri Say, at a cost Of $3.50, 900, vas
with imposing ceremonies.-
The christening was performed by Rev.
George S. Bradford, of the Chesterlowu
Md, Catholic Church, and son Of Mr..
James Bradford, of this city. ~
Hon. Thomas F. Bayard will address
a monster Democratic meeting in New
York ON Thursday evening. aius d..
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SLALL boat foolishness has now
found a lodgment in the German
mind. Not TO be outdone by the
adventurous Yankee salts who have
been sailing back and forth over the
Atlnatic in cookie shells, sundry
Berlin mariners are to come to
America on Spree sailboat, by
way of Hamburg and Liverpool
and, if not drowned in the attempt,
to return by way of the West Indies
and Lisbon. This stupid piece of
rashness has not even the merit Of
originality. uo ....a.I a...'
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birds at Fallmer's.
0N'er' at Fullmer's.
aol''ers at Fullmer's.
dinners at Fullmer's.
~ ,sre e OF Saturday nights pa
w ~ ~ lle cheers given and re-
,I' "c l'ne passed the Republi-
1D.a. penham's Masqueraders
Nar rpDiai at the .lt Grand Opera House
l fM This performance will
/ E".s w Tue best and funniest ever
m v;,' Tath lie church at Port
IA "Tl RaI Oe d Dedicated to day by
por wy; VI. |. A. Becker, ID. D.,
IN "llmin ton.
l'say isaY, afternoon Mr.. J. T. Hea,d
| No SIS 1,S S'. sale the well known pro-
ISSd To- 10. Sllpley street. It was
|Dp f., " y The The tenant, Miss Annie
b., ''u OIL Health will meet this
Epg% A. %oi IT,. T., U. public temperance
p, was s"soSSSSndale, " yesterday af-
REiDsor"' addressed o by Rev. Il. l..
"nq Rev. William II.
ls sv''can to mc1. Rifles will meet this
as tbe make FAKE" arrangements for at
ii Pi'. r' 'uaeral of Gen. Torbert,
DsDrs',' SSy' o., y architect, who went
Aas retHrn'05O ,vr' Colorado, over a wear
|saia' 'sn1nea epls" ilt to Wilmington, and and
I,,i,,. A'ut Dl into business here.
|M, Imlf, ~ WHO was run over
,eoatin,IHy1,.s team, Friday night It
lysicialua to improve SLOWLY and nd
hiGiss r.da now entertains slight @II
co,a.fe recovery, ''s"'
ap inouess, es Yesterday afternoon
h,leton 0es over the bodv 49,
psfsnn','' COL aged three nHs :, ysase' Sso'
Tard1 reside ia Causes : low pow'
Flgtis va! A ". verdict of death from fU%,
rl,." was rendered. ''"'
lanpe'mrlaa,o'f Of the Covenant is m.t
tF, 1TfIusSlS TI0 to establish a :, nar;sI ,,iI
ttlb,e" ,"S Ss1S Sunday School anpiysr. a pir.s.
''u next Sunday after
}, win iOung Mems Democrat; /;
/ meet for drill, srS~sn this even
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DIED.
On the 18TH inst. iIiszieJ q.

CHRISTY.-On the 18th inst, iLiszieI @.
Christy aged "a years. ID .,,,,, ..,t.,...
Relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral from, the
residence Of her father, James ChrIsty,
streets. on Tuesday afternoon. 2lst inst,
at 4 O'Clock to proceed to Wilmington and
Brandywlne cemetery. iut.l H%lUoy.bfs
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|SeUtember Term of Court, be-
Nav Castle this morning.

llEGAyT STORE AND SPLENDID
| LANES T. Mullin & Son, Mel-
|iloB and ClothlerS, have rcmov-
4 Fourth street to the elegant store
|s,yiIIe building, adjoining the
sT,vhere they have a splendid as
\ Of fine clothing and superior
! to make up to order. Give them
They guarantee satisfaction TO
L., tHIli
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From the Albany Argus Sept. 10th 1880
The Chicago Times. ediIorially says /:
arr tbe Rep1bhcans lose Indiana. they
might as well sure nder the contest right
there" The Chicago Times, in its ne VS.
coium MS, says: Given Republicans put
tbe Democratic majority In Indiana at
20, 900 now. .UHt.III
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mARRIED.

RUSHTON-FLETCHE On the ii4th
inst. by Rev, w. O. Robinson, No. 5I5
Rushton, to Katie P. Fletcher, both OF
Wilmington, Del, ..t.dT- .t,o,
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NEW ADvERrlsEMENrs.

NJ OTiCE.-Every democrat that wishes
IN to be naturalized will leave their
l2l Market street, and bring their vouch-
ers, The Com mittee will see tbat they get
their papers. By order the DemQeratic
Association, w. H. QUINN.
sep0 If. '|t 90 Chairman.
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\ was savedby Warmers Safe Kid
'LlVer Cure.-E. u. LakeiD, Selma,
sepl5-2w.
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ASSESSOR SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
WARDS. lst I'd 81 4th 10th Total
]. b. Johnson .l28 l5s l53 l0l lH 672
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MAINE.
BosroN, Mass, Sept. 10, 1880.

RETURNS RECEIVED AT DEMOCRATIC
HEADQUA RTERs. .....l-
" Boston, Mass, Sept. 10, 1880.
A special to the Herald last evening
from Portland says:-"The latest re-
turns received at the Democratic Head
quarters from 400 towns give Plaisted
70, 493, and DAVIS 1852. Six towns to
be heard from gave in 1879 fusion
majority of 167. The returns will give
Plaisted plurality of 11S, if the towns
to be heard from vote as last year"
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at right angles thereto, and about $50
O'Clock the line started up Fourth street
TO King, up King to Ninth, along Ninth
TO Market, down Market to Front and
Ghence over the balance of the route, as
published in Saturdays GAZETTE. The
line moved in the following order:
FIRST DIVISION.
Chief Marshal and Aids.
Seventeen Members Ct the Hickory Club
on horses.
Millard Military Band, 10 pieces.
Hickory Club, of the Tenth Ward, l25
men.
Sixteen Sailor Boys, carrying large
flag.
George Gray CLUB, First Ward, so men.
SECOND DIVISION. ....
City Cornet Band, 10 pieces.
Bayard Club, Eighth Ward, 100 men.
Carriage, trimmed with Chinese
Lanterns, carrying three
children 10 Indian costume.
Bayard Bay Club in sailor uniform, 10
men and boys.
f. l.. Martin Club, Ninth Ward, 100
men.
An up-turned boat, representing q canal
boat wrecked OH the coast OF Maine.
HIRD DIVISION.
Newport Cornet Band, Is pieces.
The Williams Club, 100 men.
Young Mems Democratic Club, 90 men.
Hall Guards, Fourth ward, 60 men.
Citizens in carriage.
Brandywine Cornet Band, Is pieces.
Ill g Hea's Chicken Club, Seventh
waId, 80 men.
Eli Salisbury Club, Sixth ward, 40
men.
The Sixth ward Juniors, so boys, part
of them bearing large flag.
Hancock and English Club, Fifth ward,
10 men.
TRANsP PARENCIEs AND FIRE WORKS
Thousands of admiring eyes received
the rows of handsomely uniformed men
as they pissed by, and the fine marching
attracted favorable comment from all
hands. All the clubs marched we'll, but
while detracllng nothing from the credit
of the others IL must be admitted that
the Fifth Ward Club, al the extreme left
Of the line, took ihe palm, and left the
Young Mems Republican Club, hereto
fore considered the best drilled political
organization in the city, nothing to brag
about. With their metal helmets,
snrmounred by swinging torches, proud
ly perchea upon their heads, the Fifth
Ward boys marched like old veterans,
and during the procession executed a
4 e that naina6 fnr
them the enthusiastic applause OF the
admirng spectators.
In the parade.were number OF band
some and suggestive banners and : anspar
ences. The silk banner presented by
the ladies to the Democratic clubs during
the Mcclellan campaign of 1864 was
carried by the Hickory Club, and looked
very handsome. The George Gray Club
carried several transpsrencies one W liich
represented Garfield DIR wing along the
tow-path with his tr users. rolled up,
.'looking for Il G Republican majority in
Maine" IL was a clever caricature.
cleverly executed, and the work OF one
of the members of the club. .e....
The wrecked 0canal boap which the
Ninth Ward Il. l.. Martin Club had in
line. attracted much attention and crea-
ted no little merriment. 10 was straddled
by a dilapldated looking individual, who
was supposed 10 be Garfield just emerg-
inc from the wreck. A number OF holes
I'm the bottom of the old craft showed
how completely IL had been wrecked. 1t
was drawn by four mules. A trans
parency bore the suggestive announce,
ment. "wrecked on the coast OF Maine,
ovhila another was peItinsDtly insribed
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I 9aily Sasstts.

,r WILMINGTON POST
,oxS oFflSEss Frff.Sss MATTER.
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TUESDAY, sept. 2S Grand exhibitioh
OF Live stock, rutt. Cereals, Agrieuitur-
Implements, Machinery and Manufac-
tured Goods. Grand display of lhonssr
hold goods,
WEDNESDAY,, Sept. 2s.4At 10 n. M,
Bicycle kaoe. Running race, purse $ivu.
At sop. M, trotLine, $50 class, purse $50.
2ls class, purse, sl1)O. 22a class. purse
$3.50. ,.r
THURSDAY, Sept. 80 at i.so p. m. --coit
race, purse Sh0. 2.Sl class. pur.sp OD.
2.25 class. purse $500, 2.45 class, purse taO.
FRIDAY. Oct; l.-At 10 a; i. M. bieSSas eSs
Chase. AT I.3O p. m, SO class. purse 500.
2.2l class, purse sou. i ilsuW esepis,g
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p1 S0 For a large load Of kindlipg
Gray q Bros, Second and King streets;
Townsepd's Sixth and Tatnall streets and
John 8. Miller at Rising Sun or at the
factory corner Of Union street and Gilpin
avenue.
je22-tf, JAMES l.. MCKINNEY
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DEMOCR ATTIC MEETING. The Dem
~ ocrats of the Second Ward. will hold
a meeting tomorrow evening, (Tuesday).
the 2lst inst, in the Capelle Building for
the purpose OF naming candidate for
Inspector. A general attendance IL re
sep2O-2t President.
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FIRST EDITION.
The Democratic Parade.
A HANDSOME TURNOUT BY
'i' THE LOCAL CLUBS.
A THOUSAND UNIFORMED MEN IN
LINE--CRowDs OF PEOPLE W.T.
NESS THE DEMONSTRATIONS.

Nhoo IhE DEMONSTRATION. T.
The Democratic Campaign clubs,
Saturday night, made a very hand
some turnout, and treated the people
to the prettiest as well as the largest
political parade thus far seen in
Wilmington this campaign. Two
unavoidable mishaps initiated
against the complete numerical sue
cess Of the affair-the non-appear-
ance in line of the Second Ward
John II. Allmond Club, on account
Of the failure OF their caps, which
were only recently ordered, to ar
rive in time, and the appearance of
only half of the Sixth Ward Eli
salisbury Club, the remaining being
deferred from turning out by reason
of number of their legeings, which
had just arrived from the manufae-
turers, being bound minus straps
and buckles, and therefore useless
for this occasion. With these two
exceptions the parade. was an entire
success and comprised about 1000
uniformed men. not including a few
clubs Of nicely uniformed boys,
which added to the varied attrac-
tions of the line.
The public interest felt in the
parade was manifested in the great
crowds of people, particularly young
ladies', that gathered along Market
and Fourth streets at an early hour
in the evening. In marked contrast
to Republican demonstrations there
were no bowling negroes rushing
along and fairly taking possession
Of street and sidewalks. to the great
annoyance of decent people.
Wan. B. Norton was Chief Marsha of
the parade with J. Parke Postles, VIM.
ii. Brady, u. III. Quinby and John II.
Richards as aids. The divisions formed
on Fourth street and the streets running
at right angles thereto, and about $50
O'Clock the line started up Fourth street
TO King, up King to Ninth, along Ninth
TO Market, down Market to Front and
Ghence over the balance Of the route, as
published in Saturdays GAZETTE. The
line moved in the following order:
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constitutional liberties of the citizen. He
submitted the case to the Court.
Chief Justice Morrison gave both parties
yesterday and to-day to files list of authori-
ties relied upon, and at 1920 P. NJ the Court
adjourned.
The decision is expected Thursday evening
or Friday next.
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,nsiness kdYertisements.

.Bunder of a Life Time Peoples Store
Buckeye Mower and Reaper-Baker & Hamilton.
Niagara Lawn Sprinkler-Hobby & Harper.
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water.
George W. Farr, Notary Public.
Warmers safe remed;es-H. c. Xix & Co.
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Weather Probabilities
ADVERTISEMENT BENTON.

Notice to ereditors-Estate of ottilie Hickman.
aussars' target practice Thursday.
Improved Order OF Red Men, owosso Ifioe' TO-
night
F. and A. H., Union Lodge, meets tonight. spe-
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Auction Sales.

ByD. J. Simmons & Co, dry goods, at 1880 A. N.
to-day.
By sberburn & Smith, at 10 A. NJ. to-day, over
WILL Faro & Co.'S offices.
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DIR. WEI DE MEYERS PAMPHLET, with
the most remarkable testimonials on record, SENT
FREE by his Agents, MESSRS. D. B. DEWEY
CO., 46 Dey street, New York, or by druggists
The CURE Is DELIVERED at 81 so pack
age. Think of REAL CURE for an obstinate
disease at this trifing cost. 66m1or3pFMWeod
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NEW CAMBRIcs, organizes and lawns, at l..
Bien;s, Eighth and streets.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
benson, Judge.

TUESDAY, May 18th.
Samuel Kellogg vs.. S. A. Kellogg Divorce granted
to plaintiff on ground of desertion.
The People VS.. Nellie Rogers (arraigned for rob-
bery)-I s. Brown assigned as counsel; plea, not
guilty.
the People vs.. Robert Mccall and VIM. Williams
grand larceny Defendants to be tried separate
Williams on trial by jury. Case resumed this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
he estate Of ]. G. Burnkam, deceased Hearing
upon petition for letters of administration continued
until next Monday.
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WHITE PIoUEs. yard wide. Ons case to
be opened to-day, at cents per yard, at the
Red House.
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You can find the best selected stock of
shoes, and at the lowest prices, at the cheap
corner Rochester Store, to be had in Sacra-
mento. Northwest corner Ninth and j SITS.
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.

Department No. 1.
16,793-NIcBeth ct al. vs. Mcintyre ct al-Argued
by Hall for appellants, and pending argument the
Court adjourned.
6216- Sweeny VS.. Central Pacific Railroad COM
pany-By consent of counsel ordered that this cause
be continued TO the October session.
TUESDAY Nav 18th
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CALIFORNIA WINES and BRANDIES.


the from J.
in OF
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CATARRHAL
POISON !!

HAWKING offensive mucous, PAINS over
the eyes, CRACKING in the head, sICKEN.
ING breath, DEAFNESS and tickling in the
throat are SIGNS OF CATARRH. The PURU.
LENT SECRETIONs thrown upon the BRON-
CHIAL TUBES while asleep follow the mucous
membrane and POISON THE ENTIRE sYs.
TEN. Sufferers know how OBSTINATE the
disease is The action of Catarrhal Virus, like that
OF small pox. has been FINALLY DISCOVERED.
catarrh is NOW CURED.
A. MCKINNEY, R. Rid Pres. 80 Broad street, New
York. So Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure
Is wonderful"
E. H. BROWN, Merchant, 800 Canal street, New
York. Catarrh IL years. Cured by one
package.
W D. WOODS, 4s7 Broadway, New York, cured of
Chronic Catarrh.
F. j. HASLETT, $50 Broadway, New York, four
years Catarrh.
C. L. BRUSH, 44S Broadway, New York. Catarrh
10 years. Could not taste or smell. Cured
C. G. PRESBURY, Proprietor West End Hotel,
Long Branch. Cured of 20 years Chronic
Catarrh.
MRS ]. swARTZ, JR., 200 Warren street, Jersey
City, cured OF is years Chronic Catarrh.
L. A. NEWMAN, Merchant, 3o5 Fulton street,
Rrooklvn Cbronic Catarrh. Given up by
physicians. Cured
A. B. THORNE, Insurance, 1873 Montague street,
Brooklyn. Self and son cured OF Catarrh.
]. D. MCDONALD, Merchant 10 Broadway, New
York. (Sister-in-law) Had Catarrh 40
years. Cured.
ETC., Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-19

ALL CALTcoEs, sheetings, muslins and
crashes are sold since the great reduction in
dry goods, 20 per cent. less than former prices,
at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-19

Picnic PARAsoLs to be on display at the
Red House to-day, for Is cents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-19

MoHA1R AND LINEN ULsTERs, from 81 70
up, in all sizes. at l.. Bien's, Eighth and j.