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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-10
SECOND DIspATcH.l

SHASTA, September 95h.-The Republican
County Convention adjourned this afternoon.
The meeting was harm. onious, and went of
with satisfaction to all. Following is the
ticket as nominated: For Sheriff, John E.
Reynolds County Clerk, Thomas B. Smith
District Attorney. Edward Sweeny; Treas.
urer, Thomas Webb; Coroner and Admins
traitor, d. P. Bystle; Surveyor, j. NJ.
Gleaves.
This evening meeting is being held in
front Of the Courthouse to ratify the Re
publican nominations. Hon. w. g. May and
Doctor NJ. d. Merrick, of San Francisco, are
making eloquent addresses to large audience.
They will be followed by G. C. Bush, Charles
Z. Berry, Edward Sweeny and others.
Much enthusiasm prevails.
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TO BE SOLD.
VICTORIA. September 9th-Ten Cinnamon
were naturaliz@d yesterday before a Justice.
They say they intend returning to China,
and desire to claim the protection of the
British flag in case of war breaking out
between their country and Russia.
General Sawtelle, Captain Josselyr and
other American army aficers, accomp snied
by Hon. Allen Francis, United States Con-
sui, visited the flagship yesterday. and were
cordially received by Admiral Sterling. Cap
tain Markham and the officers of IL. NJ.
S. Triumph.
The steamer Otter will be sold on account
of the underwriters on Saturday
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ALWAYS PRESENTING SOMETHING New
Just as the sun brooks no rival and illumi-
mates all the world in spite of the lesser
lights. so reigns w. w. Cole. the one great
Snowman of the world. who always presents
something new. and this season he has even
outione hi nsslf in all important features
Evansville journal, May 9th.
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EXCELLENT VALUE ,nts should see the
following at Boot and Shoe Department,
Mechanics Store A fine calf boot at 81 per
pair, and low-cut shoe, also of fine calf,
at 50 rs
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FRIDAY IS FISH Day, and the best place
to get some is at the Sacramento Market, No.
30S X street, between Third and Fourth. as
they have the largest and best assortment of
fish ever in this city.
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SACRAMENTO COUNTY ASSESSMENTS.

The work of footing the assessment rolls
was completed by County Auditor Gerber
yesterday, and the official statements re-
quired by law were forwarded to the State
Board of Equalization and the State Con-
troller. The work was greatly complicated
through changes made by the new law upon
the subject and chances made by the Board
of Supervisors. The totals are as follows:
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HAVE TRIED Hammer Cascara Sagrada
Bitters, and find they are all they are recon-
mended to be. IN. CRoNKITE. Sacramento.
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LADIES, you should see the newly. trimmed
Millinery Window at Mechanics Store-an
array of very latest styles and fashions.
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SHASTA. September 9th. - The Shasta
County Republican Convention is now in
session. 4 large delegation is in from the
various precincts. and the utmost harmony
prevails. Hon. W. B. May and Dr. NJ. D.
Merrick, of San Francisco, are present, and
will speak at the ratification meeting this
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My LIFE WAS SAVED by Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure.-E. b. Lakely,
Selma, Ala. H. c. Kirk Il Co., agents,
Sacramento
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HEAVY EMBRoIpERIEs, slightly soiled, 5,
10 and ID cents yard, at l.. Bien's Eighth
and j streets.
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INFANTS KID PUTTcS SHOES, sizes l to 5,
at so cents peSpair. Boot and Shoe Depart
ment, Mechanics Store.
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SocrAL-There will be a social and literary
entertainment at the Sixthstreet NJ. E.
Church, this Friday evening, September
10 IA good time
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THINK of "West End" oatmeal toilet soap,
5 cents cake honey and glycerine fancy
toilet soap. % cents box three cakesl /;
Yankee shaving soap (wrappedl, 5 cents a
cake; =" Honey Bouquet" highly perfumed,
wrapped soap, 10 cents cake. Also, twenty
other qualities at the Red House.
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These amounts were not given in by the
parties themselves, as all except two failed
% make statements to the Assessor, and the
ofBeer fixed the amounts arbitrarily as above.
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YoUrHs' CLOTHING" at the Mechanics
Store,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARCADE HOTEL.

SACRAMENTO, September 8, 1880.
Mcintosh, Boca Phil Sedner, San Fran
RObt Tobn, San Fran Robt Ray, do
W Foster, 60 DIRE Pierce&w Boston
Banner, Los Angeles Seymour, oakland
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HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G.. w. Chesley, agent.
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HAMMERS GlycERnLE TAR.-The most perfect
cough extant. Hundreds can testify 10 its good
effects
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NOVELTIES in ecru and dotted crepe Jesse,
at L. Bien's, Eighth and J streets.
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SEPTEMBER STYLES domestic Patterns
now out, at l.. Bien'-, Eighth and j streets. :
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STATED CAMP MEETING.-The annual State
Convention and camp meeting Of the Chris
tan Church will open to-Gay at their en-
campment at East Park. Extensive prepare
tons have been made for the meeting and
arrangements provided for several thousands
to be accommodated with lodgings and meals
upon the grounds. Elders Alex. Proctor and
J.. B. Willis, two of the most prominent minis
ters of the denomination from Che East, will
participatein the proceedings. the ordero ex-
ercises for to-day have not been furnished by
the committee, and therefore cannot be given.
There viii, no doubt, he a very large attend
ance. as a full representation of the de-
nomination is expected from all parts of the
State.
DEATH FROM AccIDENT.-Wm. J. Ting
man, formerly of this city, and son of the
late John Tihgman, was killed by an acct
dent on the coal road from NortonviIle to
New York Landing on the Ssh instant. His
funeral will take place from Westminster
Presby terian Church, in this city, at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
Social PARTY.-A pleasant social concert
was given last evening at the residence Of
Miss Jennie Katzenstein, Twelfth and O
streets. in which Martin Beasley, William
Rossaud, Charles Flye, Louis Wilcox and E.
Erauw, with others, took part. Instrumental
and vocal music with sociaiity ruled till late
hours.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co., auctioneers
will sell this Friday afternoon, in front of
their salesrnon, 90S J street, between Ninth
and Tenth, at 2 O'clock one span work
horses, harness and Wagon, one saddle
horse, one two-seated rockaway and bust
ness wagon.
Norris GRANT CAsE.-The Board of Equal
ization, which is Withholding its decisions
generally until the close of its work, has de-
cided the Norris grant case. refusing to re-
duce the rate of assessment fixed by tie
Assessor.
All members of Sacramento Camp, Army
and Navy Republican Legion are to meet at
SINNERS Hall, Sixth and J streets, Satur-
day night at 7 o'clock, to take part in the
torchlight procession, in which all ex-soldiers
and sailors are invited to participate.
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"WHITE SHIRTS" at the Mechanics
Store.
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COAST DISPATCHES.


SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION.
YOUTHFUL SUICIDE AT SAN JOSE.
Fourth Day of the sonoma and Marin
District Fair.
SHASTA COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
jects at Victoria. B. c.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY REPUBLICANS.
Man Crushed to Death at walla walla
Under a wagon.
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SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION.
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DRESS PANTS" at the Mechanics Store.

HOSIERY, HOSIERY" at the Mechanics
Store
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ADMISSION DAY.

Business was generally at a Sunday stand
still yesterday, aud nearly every body par
ticipated in doing nothing, in recognition of
the occasion as Admission Day. The rail
road shops and shops generally, as well as
banks and leading business houses, were
closed, and 4 ,gs displayed throughout the
city. The Informal reception of the Pres
dent occupied the earlier part of the day by
large portion Of the people, and subsequently
the day was spent IL various ways. much at
ter the order of holidays generally. The
Pioneer Association of this city kept open
house in honor of the day, and made every
one At home and happy that called in by
chance, or otherwise. Last evening they
gave a co. lasion, which was most admirably
prepared aud presented, and abounded in
things substantial and sparkling. Two
long tables were spread and filed,
and old times were rehearssd and lived
over again with fond remem-
brances and flowing bumpers. The col
lation was sat down to at P. NJ. with
President w. c. Fetch at the head OF the
table, and who, after free consultation by
the guests of the bounties before them, led
out with some pioneer exploits and was fol-
lowed by Judge McKune upon general re-
marks Of early California. Following his
happy speech, calls and responses upon topics
were made "a follows: The Early News
papers of California" by james McClatchy
Early Arch 7ecture," by n. d. Goodell
EARLY Building" by A. c. Sweetser
primitive Brickmaking." by James Nc
Guire " Politics of 1850. by James Lansing;
Early Science of Medicine" by DR.. A. b.
Nixon, in which he gave an account of the
early medical practice in the State and com
pared it with the present advancement in
surgery and medicine. "1tariy Agriculture
in California" was responded to by H. NJ
Iarue, who excused himself after a short
speech, and was followed by l. n. Hoag,
who gave an extended speech on the growth
Of agriculture in the State, its present i'm
partance and future possibilities. Brief
speeches were made by others while the good
things still flowed, and the '49ers had got
Admission Day badly mixed into another,
and plenty of topics still to hear from at the
hour of going to press this morning, when the
report had to he brought abruptly to a close,
ana the Pioneers probably won't be home
till morning
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEuBOURG & Lagos,

H1os. SO, 50 AND 81 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies
Manufacturers OF Malt and all kinds Of Meals, etc
Oatmeal, Cornmeal Cracked Wheat. Graham Flour
6uckwheat Flour, etc. New train Bags Tor sale.
aulT.lptf
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HAxgyRs CAscARA SAaRApA BIrrERs cures all
COMPLAINTS arising from an INSTRUCTED state OF the
system.
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A crowd had assembled to see President
HAYES. He came upon the platform, and
as introduced by the REcoRD- UNION repre-
sent tive. The people gave three cheers, and
many came up and shook hands with Mr.
HAYES. among them very aged woman, who
seemed greatly pleased to meet him. A lady
here gave the President choice bouquet
A colored woman, Mrs. Hall. presented him
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.'sAT1Ns,'' "sArINs," at theHMechanics
Store.
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HAMMERS cAsoaRA sAsRAoA BrrrERs for habitusl
consultation
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DOUBLE CREPE Jesse RucHING. % cents
yard, at L. Bien's, Eighth and J streets.
"CHnDREN's SCHOOL SHOES at the Me
cianics' Store.
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YOUTHFUL SUICIDE AT SAN JOSE.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Cinnamon Seeking Shelter FINDER the
Brin,h Flax-socin! intercourse-ssr eck
TO Re Sold.
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MERCHANDISE BEPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
7th inst. For Booth & Co, casks prunes
10 barrels currauts Il. C. Terry & Co, ]
bale printing paper; Z. II. Merkley, l case
leaf tobacco Whittier, Fuller & Co, box
holdings S. J. Nathan & Co.. box cloth.
ing: Huntington, Hopkins & Co, l box
hardware, 200 kegs nails; Baker & Hamilton.
> cases saws; ID. w. Earl. 20 steel shoes, s.
steel dies; Hall, Luhrs 4 Co, 7 packages
baccr, / case smoking tobacco Gardner
BIOS, organs; Weinstock & Lubiu, cases
hats Locke & Lavenson, , rolls carpet
Win son hwood, / chest personal effects
Ed Yorke, box oil painting.
BoxDsMEs SURRENDER. = VIM. Meister,
who was convicted some time since and q
fiue imposed in the diseased meat case. did
not accept the Judgment of the Police Court,
but appealed his case to the Superior Court,
and pending its being reached for hearing has
been out upon b Ill He has now been sur.
rendered by his bondsmen. and is awaiting in
Jail for the hearing upon appeal. Robert
Mcclure, who h Is also been on bail waiting
trial under charge OF embszzlement, has also
been surrendered by his b)ndsmcn, and is
now In all.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS - The following
car losd, of freight were received at this city
yesterday: One of merchandise, of iron, !
of barley, l of hogs, Of wood, of pears, lG
ofc.,l, l of nails, of spirits, OF granite
blocks, l Of lumber, of canned fruit, OF
salmon and pears. ) Of wheat, ! Of -four, Of
hay also. car loads for the East were for.
warded . Of salmon, 5 Of barley, of mus
tard seed, | of leather, of hides, 3 of mer
chandise. 3 of c.ffee, of canned goods, l Of
glass, of sugar, Of pig iron, of beans.
POLICE ARRESTS. The following police ar
rests hive been msde: Joe Cunnie, carrying
concealed weapons by officer Frazee John
Smith. safe keeping. by Chief Karcher; John
McCafery, drunk. by officers Jackson and
Rider
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"RAILRoAp CARS" at the Mechanics
Store.
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At Blue Canyon Mrs Hayes received from
Operator Palmer at the Summit, large box
CT snow, planted in the middle of which was
large bouquet Of mountain flowers and
grapes.
Many bouquets aud floral offerings were sent
to the Presidential car here by ladies of Sac
rameuto.
Messrs George Cadwalader, Albert Gala.
who managed so exceliently all the matters
of the informal reception at the depot.
George Boyue was decorator for this commit
tee and turned out very handsome bit Of
work in the shape of the decorated rostrum,
and that too at very short notice.
Superintendent Pratt's thoughtfulness in
going over to Lake Tahoe and meeting the
President and party. his management OF
the train from Truckee to Sacramento, and
his care and attention to the wants of the
party, won the warm praise of the excur-
sionists, and is fully appreciated by the citi.
zens of Sacramento. Mr.. Pratt was recog-
! nized as Sacramento citizen. His familisri-
ty with the scenery on the road from Truckee
here and his patient willingness to give in.
formation was a source Of pleasure to all the
party.
Governor Perkins yesterday extended to
President Hayes and wife and sons an invi-
tation in behalf Of his partner, Mr.. Goodall,
to attend the Howard.street NJ L. Church.
San Francisco Sunday. and listen to dis.
course by Bishop Simpson. twas accepted.
The neat manner in which Mayor Turner
welcomed and presented the President yes
terday is the subject of justly complimentary
remark.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27
The Lutheran Synod

The Lutheran Synod
Met ut Leesvlle last week, Rev. G..
w. Holland, President of Newberry
College, Chairman. The following
resolution was adopted relative to New
berry College:
Resolred, That a committee be ap-
pointed to ret Give the College building
and grounds when such tender shall he
made, upon the following conditions,
10 wit:
/. That lhe property shall be entire
ly free FROM debt.
9. Tlr.t tlfe title to said property be
satisfactory to said building committee.
3. That the building be such as, in
the Judgment of the committee, is u
good substantial building. constructed
in Workmanship of good grade. and of
the full value Of fifteen thousand dol
lars.
i. That all amounts now due upon
the subscriptions shall. when paid, be
turned over TO the committee for the
benefit Of the College.
ReSoIred, That upon compliance with
the foregoing conditions the said COM
miitee shall he authorized to surrender
to the citizens of Newberry the bond
executed by them.
Revs. VIM. Stoudemire and j. H.
Wilson were ordained as ministers.
Messrs. G. S. Hacker and Geo. S.
Mower were elected to fill vacancies in
the Board of Trustees Of Newbe;ry COL
lege.
Rev. J. Hawkins read the report of
the Trustees of Newberry College show
ing that institution 10 be in very pros
porous condition.
The Synod endorsed the Walhalla
Female College, presided over by Rev.
DIR. J. P. Smeltzer, and recommended
it to the patronage of Lutherans.
Orangeburg was selected as the next
place for the meeting of Synod.
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POST OFFICE
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The Sale Of the CreenyilIe Railroad.

Mr.. Barnwell, Master for Richland
County, yesterday delivered the deed
of conveyance of tbe Greenville and
Columbia Railroad to Messrs. w. P.
Clyde, T. ID. Logan, James Bryan and
Wm. A. Courtenay, pursuant to the
decree of court, at the purchase sum Of
of S2.93O,6OO, one-third of which was
paid in cash and bond and mortgage
given for the balance. Accordingly,
under instructions from General Con-
ner, Receiver, possession was delivered
to Gen. T. NJ. Logan on behalf ofthe
purchasers.
Under the new management r. L.
McCaughrn, Esq, will take general
charge Of the property. Col. T. NJ. r.
Talcott has been appointed general
manager, J. w. Fry, Esq. general su
perintendent, Sol. Haas, Esq, general
freight agent, and A. Pope, Esq, gen.
eral passenger agent.
The general superintendent has is
sued a circular requesting all officers,
agents and employees to continue in
charge of their respectiv departments
and duties until further notice.
Columbia Register, 23d.
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Row at lauYens.

Row at Laurens.
There was Republican political
meeting at L;lurcnS Thursday. A large
number Of negroes came in mounted
and nearly every one carrying q big
club. They were quite hclllgerent in
their behavior. and the whites, many of
whom were present, seeing the clubs of
the darkir$, went out and provided
themselves with clubs also. During
the morning Il fight occurred between Il
white man and negro, in which the
white man was badly beaten with a
club. This capscd bad blood. While
Pratt Suber, COL, was Introducing Stol-
brand at the stand near the depot, q
mounted negro rode over one-legged
white man; the white man resented
the indignity by striking tie negro with
a stick. This started the row, and sew
ersl pistol Shots were fired: One negro
was shot through the body and was
Killed. In the excitement and confu-
sion it was impossible to tell who fired
the fatal shot. The Coroner's inquest
found that he came to his death from
The hand Of some person unknown to
the jury.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27
Save All They,Catch,

Save All TheYiCatch.
The herring fishing on the East coast
of Scotland is the most successful on
record, but it is said to be impossible to
cure all the fish caught. The question
arises why catch more fish than can
be cured. Kingsland & Heath, of Col
umSia, don't do business in that style,
all the customers they catch are secured,
they never have to throw any overheard,
nor do their customers ever throw them
overheard, for the reason that they
keep a No. l stock and sell cheaply and
thus make fast friends of all whom
they deal with. Their stock embraces
everything in china, crockery, glass.
willow and WOODWARD, besides a large
variety Of ornamental goods.
Aft
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

Personal.
Mr.. Elbert H. Aull has been elected
Associate Principal of the Ninety-Si1
Graded School.
Mr.. P. D. Mazyek has been promoted
from the office at Belton to Greenville.
Mr.. Lawrence Marshall was in town
last week.
Mrs. Wardlaw and her daughter
Helen have gone to York. They will
be gone for some time.
Col. r. F. Kelvin, representing Mac
neale & Urban's Fire and Burglar
Proof Safes, put in short appearance
at this Office on Wednesday morning
last. The Col. is an eloquent man and
a SAFE one to do business with, and we
endorse him and his safes with pleas
ure. Having an urgent call higher up
the country he was prevented from tell
ing US the half of what be desired to
say, but we feel very much in heart at
his promise to return in few days,
and unbosom himself. In the mean
time he begs US to say that the fatherly
advice given to such Of the Newberry
merchants he was able to see should not
be forgotten.