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B. Hall & Co.,. Of the popular dry goods house cidgeport, have made another ten strike in a lot of table Linens; they are also closing out ,alancc of their Seaiskin Cloaks. Ladies who Ter going to buy nice cloak should see them ~p tho following from the Standard: Crowds Rrful people gazing at the prices placed on lrrss goods in the six elegant windows of ". 5 thsco. give assurance 'hat ene days ol aespoh : Ire over. Usually when an oportunity lik'
 ~nrs money is scarce. but this firm offer un
 a7rgains wp money is elenty. They hay' s aciany fortunate in their purchases aat ara-ve been stea lily advancing since their or |. is l about a year and half ago and the.
 blfshed reputation for fair dealing sec
 theuse in the state
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The Consolidation of Six Towns of this Senatorial District into Probate E;strict.

EDITOR BEE Will you please publish the following communication for the benefit of some of your numerous readers? The bill before the present Legislature of this State to consolidate six towns in this Senatorial District for a Probate District-the center being at Danbury-if rishtfully understood, would be opposed by the eight hundred voters of this town were it to bo voted upon. Tn TIA NowtoWn, Danrury and New Fairfield were constituted Probate Dis tlict, and known by the name of the Dis trict of Danhury. All the Probate huai- ness of this town had to be done ill Dan bury until 1920 when this town was set of as a Probate District. Some of youl readers know from experience that they are obliged to go to Danbury at times to get complete record if later than 1920 l I, for one, believe that if our Representa- lives, Mes5r5 Lillis and Griffin, vOt, against the bill, it will meet the appro Uation of all the voter3 in this town.
 TOWN CLERK.
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A Public Duty,

We arc not in the habit of pulling any sort of patent medicines in our columns, for the business of newspaper is to let people know what is going on in the world, and not to lend aid to what may be An imposition. But we happen to know Dr. David Kennedy, Of Roundout \. Y, and can per- sonally testify to the excellence of the medicine which the doctor calls ,. Favorite Remedy" And If a words of ours will persuade anyone to it. and thus ind relief from suffering professional etiquette shall hinder us from saying that word. For dseaaes of the blood, kidneys and bowels it has no equal We would not be without it for five times the dollar that it costs.-Daily fines.
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Lake George.

Lake George.
 Miss Katie Turner is entertaining guests from New Milford. from visiting friends in Bridgeport. Strat- ford, Yalesville, Waterbury and Birming- ham.
 Mrs. P. Seely picked pansies in heI garden the 11th of thls month.
 Mrs. Mary Botsford is in Danbury taking care of her sister, Mrs. Hawley who is quite sick.
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Contcntment is Impossible,

lent produces in some measure all those mh tho alchemist usually ascIibes to ~ the philosophers stone. and fit does ,4hes it does the same thing by banish- N for them. But the inducements for he cost Of only two dellars is sufficient ,sne to read carefully the announce
 the Louisiana State Lottery Com
 V It monthly drawing t111 at New Or
 n,vy 10th. For further information ap raxxuphin, New Orleans. La. or sam' s9 Broadway. New York City, N. Y
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NSeRlOrfaIEl,
Dedicated to Miss Ann. in memory of her niece Miss Jennie A. Nilts.l

Dedicated to Miss Ann. in memory of her niece Miss Jennie A. Nilts.l
 Dear aunt, leave thy dwelling,
 Thy couseI and thy care: With grief my leart is swelling,
 No moro 10 meet thee there, Nor hear thy dear voice speaking
 When hours of joy run high, Nor meet thy mild eye seeking
 When sorrows touch comes nigh. Dear aunt leave thy dwelling.
 And thy sweet hour of prayer
 With grei my heart is swelling,
 No mpre ill them to shGrs Thy faith and fervor pleading
 h unspent tones of love.
 Perchance my soul is leading To better hopes above. 3 Dear aunt leave thy dwelling k O. shall it be foiever7 4 With grief my heart is swelling.
 From thee-from thee--to sever At Those arms that once did hold Ia So closely to thy heart ere Those eyes that now behold me raed From all, from all, part. ". H. c.
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MarpiaGeS.

Morrison MT. Augustus Warner, formerly of New town. to Miss Rissa, daughter of Cyrenus Beers, both of Chicago.
 On Monday, Jan. 26th, at St. Rose's Church. by Rev. Father AIcCartan, Henry McCune, of Brookheld to Miss Katie Costello, of Hanover. In Bethel. Jan. 2lst, by Rev. G. F. Otis. MT Chas Barnum, to Miss Lbbie Fedner, both of Bethel.
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JNOR sAIE-a house and barn and l-2 acres o1 \ land, in Gas Street. Sandy Hook, about tan minutes walk from postof1co. Also 10 acres pasture and woodland. to be sold with the above or sepe- rately situated in Sandy Hook, near the first men toned place. Enquirs at e,.---,-l,- ,,,,r,-
 VIEWPOINT SAVINGS BANK
 3lwG% Ne"to"n Cohn
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Fasn. Sake.

ONE AND A-HALF STORY HOUSE. nearly
 A new. together with acres ofgood Land suita- ble for meadow and blow (now all lsid down to With n moving n2achine), situ2ted at the lower end Of South Britain Street. within twenty hve reds eli thcN & New England k. R.. which is to pc finished peSt fall and about one-quarter of mile from the proposed depot. Price, $1,2o0. Terms SAO0 down. the balance to remain aa long as ae, si red This is chance. Enquire or Soa \ HITNIHAN Zoar Gray's Plains, OF of HON. S W. 0ST. Bcnnett's Bridge. The house is now used as a boarding hcuse for the railroad Iossessicn given st once. ZoRr, Jan. 11th, lSoo Sosi
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Deaths.

In Bethel. Jan. 22d orris Ferry. aged 5s years and months
 In Newtown, Jan. 27th, James Weldon aged 29 years.
 In Taunton Jan. 26th. Louis s. Briscoe in his T7th year.
 In Bethel, Jan. 26th. John Corry.
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The Probate Judges Of NewtoWn
 Since ES20.

As it may not be uninteresting to many of our readers to know the names of the men who have acted as Probate Judges of this town, since 1920, and the number of years they served, we print the fol- lowing list, taken from the Town Rec
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The balance of cash in the State Treasury on the 3oth of November, 1879, was 1.OI0,06A.58,
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B O O K S

Mary J. Holmes works, 90 cents; Marion liar land ds. works, SO cents; Augusta J. Evans work s1.25; Nay Agnes Flemming's works, 90 cents; 4 S. Roes select stories, 90 cents; Old Probability Josh Billings, $1O0; Coopers works. 16 volumes, $lO.00; Dickens works 15 volumes. Sl0.L0; Waver- ley Novels 13 volune S1O.GO; Washington Irving g Books. S20.00 Macauley's Essays, volumes, S2.25; In Prison and Out, 90 cents; Elsie Books, 90 cen Cruden's Concordance. GO; Flatwoods L fe of Christ $1.00; Life and Fpistle of St. Paul. S1.0O; Rolln $ Ancient History, $50; Full Gilt Poets. 75 cents; Large Illustrated Edition, Tennyson. 60 cts. TNE 3EST BARGAINS ITs BOOKS
 EVER KNOWN
 can be had ct the great closing-out sale, at
 THE BEEHIVE. BRIDGEPORT. S.C.NORTHROP.
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oF,xof job printing done at this
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LOCAL TIME TABLE TONIC RAILROAD

TYme when lrains pass Ne.rtonn station
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All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings under the supervision and management of GENERALS G. T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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| were well taken. The enJeItdliihoho'
 ha reneated this evening, when the co
 adv entitled "A Thorn Among Roses. will be substituted for the fan
 "The Greatest Plague in Life, render a last evening. The association wll' , doubtedly. be greeted by a full house. : Tho "pound party" at the Gri
 Central Hotel, Friday evening, Tor
 benefit of the library fund brought ou ! very fair number of people, but not n many as had been anticipated. A . n hound party" is something comp' l. lively new, an explanation of how on'
 conducted may not be out Of order; E'
 person who attends is expected to orii le pound package. to be worth not less 'r ten cents; an auctioneer is selected 'e the party, and these packages are oi separately. .'sight unseen, ," to the n oA est bidder. On the above occasion, - if Aaron Sanford was chosen auctlof
 and 1t was amusing to sec the dlfft est things that would be done up in neat .ey cells, and to witness the look of sati in- tion or chagrin that would pass ovel ese countenance of tho purchaser. in Quadrille Band was on hand. and dal ,as was prominent feature of the eve tor The proceeds of tho affair nstted u
 brary s12.Oo.
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ASSETS,
Ss.I36 9s6 IL
LIABILITIES.


raeiIitie. for doing every kind Of legitimate Bank
ing Business, and solicit aceouuts OF Merchants
Manufacturers, Banks and Bankers, Farmers, and
all doing business in our line.
We give advice in detail OF all credits, and
acknowledge promptly all letters and will furnish q
private Geographic code TO correspondents,
when requested.
shipments OF Gold and silver Bullion
will have special care and prompt returns
Being Connected by Telephone with all the
principal warehouses aud the Produce Exchange, we
keep thoroughly posted in the Wheat, Grain and
Flour market, and prepared at ali times to make
loans on Flour, Wheat and Barley, and other ap-
proved Merchandise in Warehouse.
Investments Made on Commission, and
special attention given to the negotiation OF
Grsteass loans OF cities counties and other corpora
tons.
we Buy and sell Bills of Exchange on
the Principal Cities in the UNITED STATES, ENGLAND,
FRANCE and GERMsSY.
Collections made and prompt returns rem
dered at market rates Of exchange.
IelegrapEiic Transfers made with NEW YORK,
BosTos. CaIoAeo and the principal cities Of the
United States; also cable transfer to Europe
Letters 9f Cressis and Commercial Cred
Its issued on the principal cities OF the UNITED
STATES and EuRoRE
Leans made on Good GoIiaferaIs or Ap-
proved Names Coco Business Notes and Drafts
discounted al lowest market rates.
Deposits received, subject TO Check
without notice.
National. state. CITY and County BONDS
and Warrants, and other Securities bought and
sold.
Banking IL n Business that should be recip-
rocaly beneficial to borrower and lender.
Favor and BeneY0Ience are not the attn
hutes OF good Banking. Strict justice and rigid
performance of contracts its proper foundation.
A Coed Banker is orc who takes better care
Of other peoples money than his own.
A Prudent and Conservative Course Is
one OF the first principles OF successful baDking.
This will be our policy.
Yours, very respectfully,
n. n. Mcdonald, President.
3. C. MURPHY, Cashier. oa-3m3pSW
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Bric-a- Brac Club-siatinee and evening entertain
ment.
A. o. U. W, Union Ledge, night.
Sacramento Colnmandery, No. ,, this evening.
Washington Sunday sshool Sunday next
Wanted First-class male waiter.
A clrd-Ech0 to Epsilon.
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An owl that has been committing dep
relations on Eugene tOr.l hen-roosts WAS
killed last week, and was found to measure
oyer FIVE feet from tip to tip.
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s.,slne,s Advertisaments.

Where shall I go! To Alderman & Co.'S.
Latest bulletin, Hale Bros " Criterion"
r Stone 4 Co., harness, saddlery, etc.
Hobby & Smith, certificate OF Guinean's filter.
Mrs. Poole, periect.fitting dresses and cloaks.
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THR NEWEST IN SATcHEIs AND PURSES
at L. Bien's, Eighth and streets.
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Auctions.

Py Bell Co., sale Of horses, wagons, etc, to-day.
BY sherburn Il smith, sale of furniture and
groceries to-day
By Bell & Co sale OF furniture, eroekery, etc ,
TODAY
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LOOK Our for new advertisement of the
Red House on MONDAY next.
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PACIFIC BANK,
Corner Pine and sansome Streets,

We desire to cali Your attention to the
annexed STATEMENT of this bank and offer our
services to any who may desire to do business
with us
From cur long experience in Banking we
have a thorough knowledge OF the business, and
efforts will be spared by render those opening
accounts or doing business with every advantage
appertaining to their interest.
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MONDAY is the day. and the Red House is
the place.
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UMBRELLAS, umbrellas, umbrellas Large
line. Mechanics Store hat department.
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BoYs' STIFF HATs.-Severai new styles re-
esived this day in the Mechanics Store hat
department.
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THE SMALLPOX scABE.-The case of small
pcx which has appeared in the city is in the
vicinity of Twentieth and NJ streets. The
house has been quarantined, and strict at
tention is being paid to the case of the patient
and safety against spreading of the disease.
There are no other cases in the city.
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ARaUBE SILK FOR DoLMAs CLoAks, at L,
Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
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LADIES making presents to lsvers should
examine the cigar cases; lovers making
presents to ladies fair, should see the toilet
sets. at Houghton's book store, without fur
Their delay.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-04

LADIES AID CHILDREN's FRENCH Wool
HOSIERY, at L. Bien's, Eighth and j streets. :
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SoU'wEsTERs, rubber hats, rubber caps,
hat-covers and empowers can be bought in
the Mechanics Store hat department.
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REPUBLICAN, SAILOR BoYs-The Republi-
can Sailor Boys held meeting last evening
and adopted constitution and bylaws for
permanent organiza ion. The organization
is to be known as the Sacramento Republican
Sailor Boys Club, and its object is stated to
be the advancement and promotion of the
Republican party-national, State and local.
The constitution adopted provides that the
| club shall be feet, divided into companies
of not more than sixty men each, and
with appropriate officers. The following
were elected officers of the fleet:
Admiral, IL. E. Tibbals; Rear Admiral,
! Gus. Weimann; Commodore, W. B. Hamil-
| ton; Fleet Captain, W. F. GIiggs; Pay
master, W. A. Stephenson First Assistant
| Paymaster J. Z. Z. Pike Second Assistant
| Paymaster, r. D. SERVER; Purser, S. B.
| Miiligan; Purser's Clerk, viii j. Beatty,
/ who is Secretary First Quartermaster. +.
| A. Shepherd Second Quartermaster, John
Douglass. Officers Of the first ships COM
pany were elected as follows Captain, III.
| c. Yandenburg First Lieutenant, Z. Ii.
! Mckee Second Lieutenant, Jerome g. Car
roll Boatswain, Henry Steinmuller; First
| Boatswain's Mate, Frank Manuel; Second
| Boatswain's Mate, Geo. Miller. The club
! will bold its meetings monthly, and Howes
| Halt viii be its headquarters. The nights of
meeting have not yet been determined. There
are at present 167 members.
SHOOTING WITHIN CRY LIMITs.-The three
young men arrested for shooting in the
| southern portion of the city were yesterday
| lectured by Judge Henry and the Chief of
| Police, and then discharged from arrest, with
| the promise that if they or others were
! caught committing the same offense again
| they would be dealt with to the full extent of
/ the law.
GENTLEMEN seeking bargains in winter
clothing should see those an-wool cheyiot
sack suits at Mechanics Store. The price
placed upon these goods would justify any
person pronouncing them the best value ever
offered in Sacramento.
PREPARE YOURSELVES for the grand clear
ing-out sale at the Red House, to commence
on Monday, December 9th.
BAIrIMoRs orsrERs.-Fresh Baltimore
oysters, direct from Baltimore, received this
morning at the Sacramento Market, No. 30S
K street. Comet, Coulter & Co.
| No TINE TO LosE.-Hale's removal sale
closes on Tuesday evening next, so those
looking for extrS value should not miss the
present chance to purchase.
ALL THE NEWEST SHADES IN VELvKTs, at
l.. Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
WINTER STYLES DOMESTIC PATTERNS, at
L. Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
LADIES making presents to lvers should
examine the cigar cases; lovers making
presents to ladies fair, should see the toilet
sets, at Houghton's book store, without fur
Their delay.
! UMBRELLAS, umbrellas, umbrellas Large
line. Mechanics Store hat department.
BOYS STIFF HATs.-Several new styles re-
ceived this day in the Mechanics Store hat
department.
| SER Hale's new advertisement to-day.
MONDAYS the day, and the Red House is
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School CAPS, jockey caps, military caps,
velocipede CABS, Turkish caps, for boys.
Mechanics Store hat department.
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SUCH INDUCEMENTS will be offered on Mon
day next as have never been seen before in
this city at the elosing-out sale at the Red
House.
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CLOTH TURBANs velveteen turhans and
mixed turbans. Mechanics Store hat de-
partment.
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/ ALL TIE NEWEST SHADES IN VELvKTs, at
/, l.. Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
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CoTToS. silk, alpaca, gingham and rub
Der Observation-Disclosures Store hat depart
ment.
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WINTER STYLES, DOMESTIC PATTERNS, at
L. Bien's Eighth and j streets.
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The NEWEST CLoAks, at L. Bien's, Eighth
and streets.
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MONDAY Is THE DAY-See new advertise
ment of the Red House.
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REVERSIBLE ovERcoATs. emily SIS so at the
Red House.
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No TINE To LosE-Hales removal sale
closes on Tuesday evening next, so those
looking for extrS value should not miss the
present chance to purchase.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-04

DoN'r FoEeET that they carry line Of
gentlemen's stiff has, comprising all the
desirable styles, and ranging in price from
70 cents 90 81 %, in the Mechanics Store
Hat Department.
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ALL GooDs viii be marked down, as they
must be sold The sale will commence On
Monday, December 9th, at the Red House. >
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BALTIMORE 0rsTEBs.-Fresh Baltimore
oysters, direct from Baltimore, received this
morning at the Sacramento Market, No. 30S
K street. Comet, Coulter & Co.
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GENTS ALL-WooL CHINcBILLA TALMAs at
Sl3 80, Mechanics Store. A neat and stylish
article for winter wear.
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Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent
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CLASPS CLAsPs! CLASPS in an endless
variety of styles for cloaks, dolmans and
listers, at prices from . cents up, at Fancy
Goods Department, Mechanics Store.
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Sc Hale's new advertisement to-day.
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TRUE HAPPINESS is derived from the use of
Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier People who
have tried it once never give it mp, because
they want to remain happy.
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SEE Hale's new advertisement to-day.
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BOEs' ULsTzRs, only 81 80 at Red House.
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PREPARE YOURSELVES for the grand clear
ing-out sale at the Red House, to commence
on Monday, December 9th.
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SUCH INDUCEMENTS will be offered ON Mon
day next as have never been seen before in
this city at the closing-out sale at the Red
House.
Sou'wEsTERs, rubber hats, rubber caps,
hat-covers and empowers can be bought in
the Mechanics Store hat department.
School CAPS, jockey caps, military caps,
velocipede CABS, Turkish caps, for boys.
Mechanics Store hat department.
ALL GooDs viii be marked down, as they
must be sold. The sale will commence On
Monday, December 9TH, at the Red House. >
TRUE HAPPINESS is derived from the use of
Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier. People who
have tried it once never give it mp, because
they want to remain happy.
The CIGARETTE HAT can be bought for
81 % in the Mechanics Store hat depart
ment.
ALWAYS IN ADvANcE.-Styles for 1881 can
now be had in the Mechanics Store hat de-
partment.
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS viii be made on the
whole stock. The goods must be sold out.
| See new advertisement of the Red House.
TIE LATEST STYLES IN CIRCULARS, at L.
Bien's, Eighth and J streets.
THE Best ASSORTMENT OF FuRs. at i.
Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
The GooBs must be sold and none re.
served. The sale begins on Monday, Deem
Der 6tn, at the Red House.
LADIEs' Pebble GoAT SHOES, received to-
day, only 81 so at Red House.
WATERPROOF ovERcoATs, only Sc at the
Red House.
BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye
| Trademark fled in this State and Nevada.
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
LADIES AID CHILDREs's FRENCH WooI
HOSIERY, at L. Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
ARmURE SILK FOR DoLMAs CLoAks, at L.
Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
LOOK Our for new advertisement of the
| Red House on Monday next.
THR NEWEST IN SATcHEIs AND PURSES
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REMOVAL corner of Ninth and K
streets viii hereafter be the leading point in
this city for dry goods and fancy goods, as
Hale Bros. & Co. viii close on Tuesday even
ing next to remove to that location.
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GENTLEMEN seeking bargains in winter
clothing should see those an-wool cheyiot
sack suits at Mechanics Store. The price
placed upon these goods would justify any
person pronouncing them the best value ever
offered in Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-04

MONDAY is the day, and the Red House is
the place.
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sEE Hale's new advertisement to-day.
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TUESDAY MKT AT 4P NJ Tuesday, Hale
Bros & Co. will close their present premises.
and when next heard from will be located in
their new building.
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cAssrnznB ovzHsHlRrz, 81 65. at the Red