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GENERAL NOTICES,

In BristOl's sarsapaTiIIa we have the
most potent and reliable OF all purifiers and
regulat rs, and in BRISTOL'S SUGAR-C0ATED
VEGETABLE PILLS we have the best purgative
and regulator of the bowels and liver that has thus
far been discovered by the medical faculty au24lt
The Three Graces
Are represented with perfectly developed forms
beauty and health combined. No decay ed-toothed
man or woman can be healthy, because digestion
must be imperfect. Use SOZODONT, got healthy
teeth good digestion and sound body. Revive the
three Graces. anl0 StihSIt
The Sisters or Charity or Helena. NJ. T.
who took care of Robert Butler, when sick in 1873
will send their bill to my address. 52l Howard
street, San Francisco. ROBr BUTLER,
au2l 3td1tsw'
DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases OF Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Yigor, Noe
.urnal Emissions, mpotency, Nervous and Physi-
cal Debility and all that class of complaints arising
from Excess, 1udiscretion Abuse. The old find in
this remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young a safeguard and protection. Dr.. La MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, debitated
from whatever cause to their pristine vgor. Price,
81 so per bottle. Sent c. o. D. by express to any
address, secure from observation Address all orders
to A. MoBoYLE CO.. Druggists P. o. Box 1852,
San Francisco AUG tt
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FOR SALE.

rns ACRES OF FINE BOTTOM LAND on
IEO Andrus, being portion of Mr.. Drew's
ranch, and adjoining the beet sugar factory land.
The land is in good state of cultivation and will
be sold at bargain. Apply to SWEETSER &
ALSiP Real Estate and Insurance Agents, 1915
Fourth street, Sacramento. au24 I'm
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LYON d BARNES
Rc9ANTs AND DEALERS L

COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS Il
Produce, Vegetables, Butter Esgs' Cnccs
Poultry, Green and Dry Fruits, honey, Beans, etc.
ALFALFA SEED.
~ Potatoes In carload lets or less.
ivsa. Inf Nos. 81 and % st ees
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I CONSIDER Hammers Cascara Sagrada
Bitters superior medicine.
JOHN CLEAvE. Sacramento.
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REMOVED.

HHARLES 7. JONES AND ED. N. MARTIN,
" Attcrneys-at-Law and Notaries Public, have
removed their office to No. COZ street, between
Sixth and Seventh. ju24-4plm
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MARRIED.,

Big Flat, Del Norte county, August S-R s. Nelson
to Catharine Wilson.
Nevada City. August 1s-George A. Watson 10
Jennie Brown
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MONEY TO LOAN.
PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.
FIRST ARTILLERY BAND.

ORCHESTRA MUSIC FURNISHED FOR an
~ Balls, Parties. etc. Leave orders ut u
No. 1905 G street. Leader, E. W. DAVIS, No. slsS>A
1924 street. tyI2.M
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which speeches like Dillon's excite the peo-
ple."
Mr.. Diilon's motion for an adjournment
was negatived-127 to 81.
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J. pRISC0L.

q. r. ROOT. ALEX NELSON. j. pRIsCoL
ROOT, NELSON d CO.,
HNION FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
" Founders snd Machirists, Front street, be-
tween n and o. Castings and Machinery OF every
description made to order ju24-4plm
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ExCURSIoN!

VNHE HEITERKEIT SOCIAL CLUB HEREBY
announces its Annual Excursion, 10 take place
Saturday, September 18th.
The Club and its guests will go to Dixon, Solaro
county, leaving by rail early the evening OF that
dav. At Dixon a GRAND BALL will be given,
under the direction of the Club. The success which
has attended the management of the Heiterkeit
Club heretofore, is guarantee of order and pleasure
On the forthcoming Excursion.
ar Tickets, 81 so per couple, procurahle of mem
bers OH signing subscription Single Tickets, 81 so.
All tickets include round trip and ball. au24-1t
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Murder and Suicide.

MILWAUKEE, August 24th.-The ScntineIs
Madison special says: The house of Martin
Winrick, on the line between Dane and &C.
lumbia counties, was discovered in flames
Sunday night, and the neighbors, on forcing
an entrance, found the body of Mrs Winrick,
riddled with shot. lying in pool of blood.
The body of her husband was found on o bed
bleeding from two CHASTITY wounds. The
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1t is said that Hanlan has sister who
can push him hard at rowing in two-mile
race.
Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker has given
SEINE prize money, awarded her by the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-10

The Tcrre IIautc Express Of Sunday
tells Tie following good one on Yank
Powers, an engineer on the 4. & 4. III.
railway:
Train No. 9. Of The +. & 4. H.. which
leaves Evansville at $50 b. M. WAS
thought to have taken life last evening.
shortly after leaving Evansville a wo-
man was seen standing on the track. In.
gincer lank Powers yelled, The whisiel
Was blown and the brakes put on. but be.
fore ne train could be stopped the figure
was run over. and Fireman Wagner veil.
cd at the engineer, My God, Yank. Won
have killed q woman ~ As soon ~ the
train stopped general rush was made
70 gather up the remains. A dress was
found on the cow-catchcr, but where
hesh and blood should have been was
found nothing but cold snow. The truo
state Of affairs soon dawned on The
frightened crowd, and the train proceed
ca on IFS way without even notifying The
Coroner. The engineer and fireman
would like few minutes interview
with the practical joker.
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United States currency TO she ya,ue ~
five dollars. 'S -
Entering into q store marked .sb.,l.
Irup, shoe store we found ourselves IN
we boot ana shoe store Of S. Morse 4
.o', oi3 Main street. All sizes and all
kinds 81 boots and shoes for men. women
anu children met our view: exfraordi-
nary indeed must be the understanding
inat could not get covered here. Mr.
morse kindly gave us two dollars ana
fifiy cents. a'''
Put while the pedal exfrcmities may
be provided for al the banzrupt MO-
store; man may get his head protected
ahu uecenily clad accOrning 10 Inc state
of ms exchequer at Dannctell q Fares
street 'ai"
inankfnly. sirs, do I make in this
puolic manner acknowledgment Of the
kindness and liberaliiy OF the citizens OF
Evsnsvile. -
To those who would for themselves
test the character of Evansv;lls,s ~;
ness men, would advise them not 10 miss
: single one OF those who are mentioned
IN this letter.
me people OF Jasper are all thankful
20 these liberal gentlemen for their con-
iriDu;ions. but there are no doubt others
whom we did not have time "a call mon
who wonld be Just as liberal. ana would
IKE 20 contribute something towards
our much needed church building "A
Jasper. we hone TO have an opportunity
70 wait upon them yet, but If We sbouli
not. any subscriptions sent 10 Mr.. j. r.
hessner, Treasurer OF the Board of Trus-
tees, Will be thankfully received ana ac-
Thanking YOU for your space Mr.
Editor, viii stop till Tic next time.
DUKE.
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ss~ York san.
Tie gigantic mower which nav be csn-
ceniratcd Ia the hands ofa single iniisid-
ual, by his Obtaining controlling iufiu-
lence IN several large corporations. xas
Iclearly presented In the sketch usisirl.
we printed Yesterday Of our fellow citizen
Mr.. Jay Gonid, and bis vast aud varied
business operations.
And now il Is boldly announced thai
Mr. William ii Vanderbilt. another ~
lour felow-citizens, carries in his canaci-
ons pocket a majority cf tie New " ork
Legislature. and that he will elect Mr..
Ihauncey M. Depew 10 the United States
Senate.
New York would then have one Sena-
tor and Mr.. Vanderbilt one.
Suppose the powers Of Mr.. Gould and
Mr. Vanderbilt united. and bent IN ear
nest on the same enterprise; they would
become tremendous, If not irresistible
ne power Of great corporations is
something not contemplated by the fra
mers ofour existing forms OF government.
These corporations lave mostly grown
Out OF discoveries and inventions made
since The establishment Of our forms OF
State and national governments. and con-
sseqnently could not be taken into account
,y ny the trainers Of these governments
They are an influence ia politics which
was unforeseen. And they have grown
great with rapid and long strides until
their power i colossal and often coniroil-
ing. Already they can make Governor
~ several States, and President over all:
Tor through all the broad avenu Is and
cfibfir influence. il cofu-
bined and determined. they can WELD tic
balance Of power ia an election.
low i the all-iIrporfant problem ~
the control and regulation OF these hum
dred-hsnded. hundred-headed novel
monsters 10 be solved:
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Henry Clay Dean gives his opinion a
20 how il all happened in the following
cutting style.
:" don't think that the Mobilier mat
Ter hurt Garfield any. because the Repub-
licans were all in il; the backpav salary
grab didn't, because they had all taken IL
The DeGolver matter didn't. for tho
party depends for its support upon such
frauds and corruption. What elected
Garfield was the combination Of Beerher.
who. for two decades, has polluted
literature. and who was caught in crime.
with .Conkling. who was prancinr for
years with another mans wife, and In
gersoll, who read a writ of rjcclnent
against Almighty God aud . Jail
delivery 70 hcll-this il was that defeat
cd Us and elected Garfield
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petersburg Democrat.
We are sorrv'to learn that John Eudd
or Long Branch, is suffering with an a..
tack Of fux.
Rev. Doc. Vests son came very near
beating Zick McNeally 10 death near
W.nslow last Friday. Ii was thouob, ~,
a time lac would not recover.
-Four drunken scamps concluded "a
give Rey Lewis Lovcless a mauliug near
Mrs Ash's, on the Winelow road. Satur.
DAY night. Ills big cane coaxed them "a
go on. More work for the grand jury.
Ia the case Of the State vs. Lafayatte
France. Tor rape the jury found the de-
sendant gully and fixed his punisbmen,
az three years 10 the States prison.
Mrs. Matilda Luttrull, mother Of Pleas
ant LutfrulI, Of Marion township. Il Ill
most lOi years OF age, and i now in rcas-
cnably good health. Who saws this
country is sckly.
Last Saturday night Will ITisgcn Tom
sastic and iicnr, Drof yot into an al,er-
cation with Chap. SiubLlcheld. which
resulted IN ne lai'er's getting scriousl,
kniicd. II u charged ;hat Tommy Castle
piicd The steel. An indictment was re-
turned against them Tuesday.
Inc following persons shared the hos
pitalI'y of The famiies OF Gusiols' and Mo-
ses Frank on Thanksgivcn day:
Mr. J. J. Mass, and Master Solomon
Frank, Of Cincinnati; Mr.. Leon SLENDER
ger, Of Philadelphia. Pa. Miss Barbara
tckhaus. Of Anderson, Ind. Mr.. Kahn 4
md lady, of Japcr, Ind. Mr.. Jonas Lchr-
burger. Of Hayesville. Ind. Mrs. 4. Belt
man, Misses Fannie Beitman Bertha aud |
Hattie Rothschild, and Messrs. Louis |
ieitmap, Isaac Rothschild and Simon j. o.
'eph.
Chas. Rolemaker, indicted for bur
s'ary. plead guilty 10 the charge and was
~ Wednesday sentenced to two years ia
he Peni,cntiafy.
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During the last three years nearly 900
people from north Georgia have been
converted 10 Mormonism, and emigrzfsd
20 Alamaso, Col. The people OF the
colony oppose polygamy. aud there Il
only one polygamisi among them. Tho
colony j. steadily growing. . party of
my being ready at prcscut 20 start
from Virginia TO Join II.
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Queen Victoria Is thoughtful woman.
and capable of extending courtesies and
returning compliments. She has recenf-
y sent TO President Hayes . memorial.
IN the shape Of massive writing de,k
made Of oak. weighing nearly two thon.-
and pounds. elaborately carved in the
highest siyle Of decorative art. finely
finished, and bearing the following ex-
planafory inscription: III. VI. :. Reso-
lutte. forming part OF the expedition srmt
IA search of sir John Franklin ia ls53:
was abandoned in latitude "a der. al
min.. longitude lOi deg. y min. west on
The 10th Of May. 1854 She was dis
covered aud exIricated September. is55.
10 latitude 67 deg. north, BIZ capiaia
Buddingion. Of the United States whaier
Geor-c Henry. She was purchased. ;ir-
ted out and sent 10 England - a giif 10
her Majesty, Queen Victoria. bv the
President aud people OF the laired
Sntes rs token Of good will and friemi-
ship. Ills table was made from her
'imbers when she was broken ~. and i
presented hy the Queen OF Great Britain
aud Ireland 10 the President OF the rnir-
cd States as memorial of the courtesy
aud loving kindness which dictated the
oiier Of the gilt Of The Resoluie.-
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!. a Young chap from Shuiesburv. Mass,
having his girl along. took her 10 dinner
AZ 2 hotel not far from Amherst lhe Other
Day and the pair were seated together n,
The table. Directly III front III them
stood glass containing celery. The white
crisp stalks still having the green leaves
on them. Never having seen anything
of the sort before and mistakinr II IN,
something ornamental, he turned 10 III
sweetheart and remarked, Ia ,lrawlino
zone; That's betty bokay, ant it.g
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General Garfield will be the twelfth n
presidents who were college educated
Washington. Jackson. Van BureAs. Har-
rison, Taylor. Fillmore, Lincoln and
johnson never went 10 college. Grant
was educated NJ West Point, the two
Adamses at Harvard. Jefferson. Monroe
aud Tyler at William and Mary's college.
Madison al Princeton. Polk at the uni
vcrsiiy ot North Carolina. Pierce q
BowGoin. Buchanan AZ Dickinson. Hayes
al kenyon, and Garfield At Williams.
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4 newspaper man i generally expected
TO be everywhere. see everything. AMI
catch every item afloat. simply hecansc X
Il his profession. But he cant 10 I'll
Ilk friends can help him. though. bv
sending Or bringing snch items ~ arc of
interest. All in3nner of legitimate local
news 20 to make M ana interesting ralsr,
and viii be received with ihsnk>.
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vrELIsaxD EvEsr FEipAy. AT JASrER,
Dusots COUNTY, INDIANA. RI
CLEMENT DOASE.
OFFICE--IS CousrEK BrILDisa o.
wxsr SIxrH STEExr-


EAxEs on ADV NLRT1sErSC.
For square, 10 lines or less, week. 81 90
Zach subsequent insertion, IS els.
Longer advertisements at tho same rate,
A fraction over even square Or squares,
counted - square. These are the terms
fsr transient advertisements reasona-
bic deduction will be made 70 regular
s1vertisers-
Soti1cs VI appointment OF admins
tfk;ors and legal notices OF like character
% Be paid ia advance.
aSyorxcIsG CANDIDATES.
T1r Township Officers. each s1.OO
For Coanty ESQ
For District. Circuit. or State. 500
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-25
LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT CARSON Cry. New.

September 2Sth, 1890
Notice Is hereby given, that the following
named settler has filed his notice of intention
to make final proof of his claim, and secure
final entry thereof; and that said proof win be
made before the Register and Receiver Of the
U. s. Land Office, in Carson City, New, on
1880, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF said day, viz Peter
Anker, Presumption Declaratory Statement,
No. 1857, for the N. W. Sec. %, TIP. 20, N. r.
81 Z. NJ. ID. NJ, to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation of said tract, and
names the following as his witnesses, Wig: Peter
N. Marker and John H. Marker, Of washoe
county, New, P. o. address Washoe, Washoe
county, New, and John Reed and d. d. Gran
mis-, of Humboldt, New, p. o. address Lovelock,
Humboldt county, New.
sS0-td c. A. WTTHERELL, Register.
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THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING (sUNDAYs
FXCEPTED) BY
j. j. HILL e. CO.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
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I Delivered BY Carrier 2j Cents per week,
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
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Each subsequent insertion, per square oc.
A liberal reduction to regular aavertiser3.
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GEO NJ MoTT Sacramento, California.
B.F RILEY is authorized to collect and re-
ceipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE in
Paradise Valley.
H. c. MARKER is authorized to collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE at
big Meadows.
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rH
|, NEVADA, MONDAY,
REPUBLICAY TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT:
JAM les A. GARFIELD,
FOR VICE PHEsIDBNr.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
OF NEW YORK.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:
r. HI. TAYLOR. ....... STOREY
O. III. GREY. WHITE PINE
E. A. MORTON. -. EsMERALDA
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS-:
X. Nj. DAGGEII,
OF STOREY.
FOR JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT:
w. II. BEATTY,
OF WHITE PINE.
HUMBOLDT COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator:
J. III. JOB.
For Members Of the assembly,
JOS. MARZEN, HENRY J. PRATT,
DAVID MELARKEY.
For Sheriff,
GEO. NJ. MILLER.
For County Clerk,
FERDINAND RIED.
For County Recorder.
GEO. f. TURRITTIN.
For County Treasurer,
THOMAS LAWSON.
For District attorney,
j. III. MACMILLAN.
For County Assessor,
L. L. RICHARD.
For County Surveyor,
T. D. PARKINSON.
For Public administrator,
j. B. GRAMM.
For County Schoot Superintendent,
GEO. r. WALKER.
For County Commissioner (long term)
r. w, WOOD.
Fer County Commissioner (short term),
THOMAS j. HADLEY.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
For Justice Of the Peace,
c. S. OSBORN.
For Constable,
S. w. RUSE.
For School Trustee (long term),
FRANK NARAMORE.
For School Trustee (short term,
C. s. OSBORN.
For Road Supervisor,
RAILROAD
FEED AND SALE STABLE.
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FOR CONSTA ABL E.
A. #. ellison

Announces himself candidate for the Office Of
CONSTABLE of Union Township, subject TO
the approval Of the qualified eiOcbers Of the
township
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EOT SupEeBuC cuuGCs
C II A RI ES H. b K l. X n A P,
or STOREY.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For State Senator:
CHARLES MCCONNELL.
Ror Members Of the assembly:
A. J. SHEPARD, JOSEPH ORGAN,
THOMAS j. BRADSHAW.
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM T. BURNS.
For County CLERK:
JAMES L. SABINE.
For County Recorder:
W. A. TROUSDALE.
For County Treasurer:
CHARLES A. LA GRAVE.
For District Attorney:
j. III. MACMILLAN.
For County Assessor:
WILLIAM PERKINS.
For County Surveyor:
T. d. PARKINSON.
For Public Administrator:
NJ. OPPENHEIM.
For County School Superintendent:
c. CHENOWETH.
FIR County Commissioner (loag term.
DAVID GIROUX.
For County Commissioner (stort term)
/. N. CARPENTER.
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C9yaNITTEEs.

The Joint Committee on the State Prison eontin-
ued their investigation last evening Jobn r.
Grant, formerly foreman of the Folsom onafries
and the stone cutters at the State Prison works
testihed lie SAID there were 400 men employed in
this State IN 1876 in getting out granite fr6n tbe
auarries, and probably at the present time not to
exceed 100 men are 50 employed. He knew Wm.
johnson, Superintendent of the State Prison Stone
work johnson drank occasionally Have seen
him under the influence of liquor during WORKING
hours would say three or four times in the
month OF December. have been told that during
december, 1879, there we're six seven bosses on
the payroll, and their pay amounted to more than
all the workmen under them Think there were
only hve or six men at work under them. Think
the cells put In by Mr.. Jordan cost him ahout s3Of
for each CELL Those put In after he was out of the
JOB cost about one half much and were one half
poorer. Mr.. Jordan built about CA cells and after
he left there 32 80 built OF the same class
OF work. Afterward there were about 30 more
built OF the rubble work. The quarry was in first
class condition when Jordan left it and wGs in very
poor condition when the ate left afterwards Mr.
Bennett was not at the prison works very often
during the time he was architect not more
than once or twice Ier month. Think the
cause Of sickness at Folsom was as
much from drinking too much liquor as ANYTHING
having them more less in summer months
Probably Is per cent. OF the were effected at
time. Think Mr.. Jordan was up there about eleven
months. Am satisfied / could have done the Job
under the specifications for s19s 900. Don't know
that there would be anything left above expenses,
but it could be built for that figure.
Governor Irwin being asked, stated that the
amount paid to the close of his administration upon
the Prison works. including machinery and tools,
Sl96, 746 So. There also bills still
manning unpaid.
Adjourned till this evening at o'clock.
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DAILY EECaRD.UyFGy sEIsEs.
GJf.sl3kS 10 Agsz22A no.

rich He was unalteraby opposed to The bill and to
Al O'Clock the committee rose, ard the Assembly
took recess until half-past z 4
EVENING 81 SSIoN.
the Whoe.
Messrs. MAYBELLa BGuSRR and GoRLyy opposed
the nll. Messrs- MAY, Fox, BRAusHARr and TYLER
spoke IN favor OF having tie bill put in proper
shape ana considered again. Mr. Fox al 10 O'Clock
began MS main argument in favor OF having the
bill printed as amended He was listened TO with
the Closest attention this being the grandest effort
me nioti' MOI to rise and recommend the rejection
OF the bill was carried by standing vote.
The House reassembled, and MgRRy moved To in
definitely postpone.
The motion was carried on roll call by A vote of
80 to %. - '0'e u
At Il:15 the House adinurnnd
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YTyHE CHICAGO HOTEL, CONTAINING -.
nice Ladies' Parlor, II Single and IL #,
Double Rooms. Can accommodate about 40 LEI
people. The diningroom is well lighted and ven
tilated; will seat 90 persons Ance, large Kitchen,
with all the latest Improvements. a large Bar
room and Office all well arranged to suit the bust
ness. All the Furniture in rooms and everything
pertaining this Hotel is all new, having only been
opened four months, and is now doing good busi-
ness. All the above and five years lease OF
premises is for sale at reasonable price. Death Of
the wife OF the landlord is the for this sale
For further particulars, inquire at premises, Nos
30S, Sl0and 3l2 street, Sacramento, Cal Ja2l-tf
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am favor allowing these goods remain
ladies.
about thing only supng fancy
the Governor for the shk
perfectly exquisite it's ever so sweet
d.r
wander around the of the CREDIT and ugly cos
shown nonpay customers wear
and opened situation glance She
of the Credit her implor thee
STORE Oh if INIT had that
Dress Pattern how happy would bwthout life Then
raising herself pointing mysteious index finger towards
Heaven she aloud The old man
rent Co. daughter" he gently "Here filthy luc
MECHANICS STORE peace your happ
hold am making long few dy
Trusting that goods purchased viii outa satisfactorily
truly
DAVID LUBIR.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-13
DURHAM CATTLE FOR SALE.

10 HEAD OF THOROUGHBRED .ss~-.
" Durham BULLS, from one to xsSssE 1yA
two years old. and 10 Head of either NTA
COWS or HEIFERS. VIII be sold at -=a4A<-=&-
private sale at WICk'S RANCH, Butte county.
jaS0-2m Address N. WICK, oroville, Cal.
HOTEL FOR SALE.