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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
special Notices.
SPRING and SUMNER SCHEDULE
Harper's FerFy& Valley Branch
u. * O. II. X.
Taking Effect Sunday, Nay p, 1880
WEST BOUND TRAINS.
WEST BOUND TRAINS

ms~TaAly No. GI2, Local Accom- mediation, has
been added and passes Harper's Ferry 500, A.
NJ, Cbarestown 7.lS. Winchester s.5l, Middle
town 9.3s, strasburg lO-il, lit. Jackson ll.53,
and Hafrisonburg zoe, y. NJ.
Train 63s Will run Mondays. Wednesday and
FRIDAYS only. No. Gl2 viii run Sundays, Tues
DAYS, Thursdays aud Saturdays only. No. Gao
wll run Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
L.. N.hoton Bavard. ~ lather Q

James ishcton Bayarj, the father OF
Thomas Francis Bayard. one Of the present
Senators from Delaware. died at his home. in
Wilmington, Del nsrly Sunday morning
Deceased was himself Formerly a Senator from
that State aud elected four separate times, aud
vas ore of tie most distinguished statesmen
az lbs time Die was loo the slst year Of his
a.e. ana was FIST elected % tie Senate ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
NORTIlWARp.
stations.

CONNECTIONS Train No. > connects at
Shenandoah June. with Baltimore and Ohio train
arriving at Washington . =. NJ, Baltimore
1888 7. NJ, Philadelphia $50 \. NJ, Hew York
ESQ \. ~
Train No. 1 connects at Shenandoah June. with
/. o. trgin, arriving at Washington 9.l5 4.
NJ, Baltimore lilo a. NJ, Philadelphia ESQ T..
NJ. , New York 1910 7. N.
Train No. 6 connects at Shenandoah June. With
Il. b o. train leaving New YORK 1000 +. NJ, Phil
adclphia 1850 J. NJ. Baltimore 7.5j and 500
4. NJ, and Washington 80 i. N.
town take trains leaving Mariiusburg G.25 y. ".
or LISP ~.
Passengers from s. :. r. Z Stations south OF
Junction for Martnsburg take trains and g.
An trains dsily except Sunday. Standard Of
time thatoi Baltimore. Stations marked ''F'
JOSEPH Il. SANDS,
superintendent
c. Il. btGDAlE, Geu'l Pass'r. Agent
lima
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
Church Notes.

Rev. B. S. Highley will preach at the
VII! House at II \ NJ aud at Beulah at
s 80 p. NJ on Sunday, goth instant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
~ T.cina SlEEindinq Hnresia

rsNlllS wonderful triumph Of mechanical iase-
nuity, has now attained perfection, ara d p
r1coruizrd to-day the KING OF AGElCULTU-
RAJ LABOR-SAVlNG MACHINERY. When
a farmer can hitch two horses 20 very simple
looking machine, and with it cut, bind and deli
yer large wheat crop into wcltbound bundles
tied up with TWlNE, ready Tor the shock, he
can congratulate himself aud family upon tne
advent of a new era and exclan as did the
asionished tadpule when bis tail dropped Of
"what next! It will be in vain, however, tc
inrnirn whit nnxt.n for tbs IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19

az. III. ID. B,au oc the Baltimore san
...., saturday and sunday here with relatives,
al reursei % bis hb3gs 90 N'nd1y
The ofi.e osJohn Sa.tcslca y Co, con-
tractors ON Tee S. V.R e.. has been removed
from Front Royal to Milford.
oar police officer, Nessrs. Simpson
ana uouch. bace a. ptrl ana d'nnci arp''-
rr.l,e uniforms. and taises o' authority
At the final examination Of the sradu-
aim, ,,,.s 40 West Point. C.3et J.. 5 Avs OF
ts.st,Na stood twenty &c dny-thrcc Good
Mr. Bavlis, Tru-scIl of Ills county
an r-,m laal Of hay on Monday and was
r,,,-no, seriously DE is doug well urdeF
ts min,str4tious Of Dr. btiaeion.
We hay, the rrospec, OF an carly com
r...emcnt of te er,c,.oa Of a o,w d. y %.
..r.t ~ iis pace. Travellers long ioF a
comfortable va.,ils room
Thieves entered ihc mcathousc Of Mr..
f,., n. S,r.l,r. rcar liaH,euu. on Weioes-
t,rn.htoi las, week aul ''aS away thirty
&C bacon. s1me sausage. Nc.
Ta,tn for he Roof of the ST. JAMES
Crese Dsro: oft ha S. l.E Rim NaryIao.'
WAS ,ni.r,l is M.,,rs. plS- Is O'"A4,r Oh
"Wednesday.
N-.J. vs.. Blessing IS about Co erect 4"
tverr. f.r himself on tlc i.', corner % west
Street aal North Alley. rcceat.y purchaser gu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
Jnst rccciyed at ]. Goltsnith's DoubIe

Store 10 Pieces White and Fancy "A 5-4 Ga
Mattings. full stock Of Carpets and Drusgeds,
and Spring Stock Of Madras, Ginghams, Cali
Goes, Piquas. Hamburg Embroidery, aud Lace
Curtains Our new Stock Of Laccs consists
OF Torchah Deu,elle. Malines. Languedoc,
Breton, Italias aud Russian. Our Stock Of
Ladies Straw Goods for early Spring is also
ready. Above goods have been bought before
recent advance Respectfully,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
pERFECTION,

ar a. least the limit 20 which in human pro-aeiIi-
ty any reaping machine eau ever attain. II Is
The "com!ng mcciine," and not only SO, but The
machine which has already srriFef-N alter A.
Woods Irvine SelfBiudcr-come and see II, far
n,er friends. at our Machine Shed rear he Depot.
We claim it to be the
Best Sclf-BindeT,
AMI are repaired iupro,e t.. Terms cacy, price;
moderate Very truly yours,
Ma Ma -" Is, 1855. IIPPlTT & CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
ALegacr IYorth Having.

The Doctors have given ycu M. you have
tried al the medicine ever heard of for Dys-
pepsia. Try once IRON BlTTERS; il not
satsfcl your mohcy will be returned ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
News and Times about Winchester,
From the Ncrs

From The Ners
On Tuesday morning OF last week, the
lweiline-house Of Mrs Marion Locke, several
miles south Of Stephens City IN this county.
WAS totally destroyed by fee, together with
every thing on the upper 2 mrs, including all
the spare clothing Of The family. The fire
caueL, from a stove pipe which ran through n
low ceiling, tie pine tcius TIC much heated
rs tie use Of cosi-o;l hy Inc cook in Ending
the Ere. The hand OF affection and misior-
tune has been laid heavily ON this cstlmable
lcd5 within tie pass few months, when her
hu,baud vas reurTel by death. aud on the
same day Of the fre hcr du'lios child also
bree,Lei i,s last.
FroIs he Times:
In our Inst issue SIC stated that two of
our citizens had been parayaed-Mr Samuel
& y s&cs aud Mr. John Jacobs The latter
died ou ThurstAy night last, and Mr. NoaAes
on Friday.
Coughs and colds are often ogerIooEed-
Their continuance any length Of time is apt
% he serious. II you ore afflicted. please
rive Syrup # Tar Que trial It's all we ask
Price only % cents Ask y. Z. Henderson <
Co hr n,-they are our ouly ageu,s. Take
20 other. IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
NOTICE.

rINO the taxpayers Of Charlesiown District, who
have no. paid theiF axes for the year 1913,
1874. 1875 and 1876. win find their bills in the
hands of ". c. u lmbro, Constable 10 be collected
EDWARD TEAkNEl.
Anril u. ISIS-tC Late Sheriff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS--TI1E OLD

The Troy ~. y DAILY Times, Of the
10th instaot contained the following notice Of
matrimonial event that will be interesting TO
many OF our readers, The brideis the accom-
plshed daughter Of q former citizen Of Ilar-
per's Ferry
BRliiIANr WEppING 1T WATERvLIET
ARSENAL.-The nuptialS OF Andrew H. Me-
neely and Miss Grace B, Young, daughter of
Capt ID j. Young, / S. ~, CT the Water
viict arsenal. were celebrated at the residence
Of the brides father yesterday afternoon at
o'clack. and called together 4 select aud bril-
llut assembly o. the number OF about CO.
Among ihe guests were Gen. Z. 9. Hlgner
ana wife. Capt 4 L. Naruey aud wife Of the
arsenal. aul Lieut., II. J. Goldman Of the eth
United States cavalry. The profrsc Aoral
decoration Of the plrlors aud the rich attire Of
Che guests added saycty 70 the reception,
which listed anti, c o'clock. The Bride was
iastcfu'v robbed in au clcecut dress Of white
brocaIei sir. with poir; lace aud diamonds.
The many iricu.l. o., ;hr happy couple attest
"a their appy,ciafj.u and c'od wishes by the
handsome and costly presents which were re-
cei-el bv tic h5ie The Rev Dr.. O. II.
Gregory ol W,,, Troy was tbc officiating cleT-
gymau.
Of Rcy. 2Ir. iIighley. v''o hrs been
lecturirc Ga Southwestern Virginia, the Hills
vile Trgniaa c.akos iae r'iowiug compli-
mcutary notices
"Rsv. p s ui.h'c4. ula fr several years
was stationed iu Baltimore md other sections
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
DIED.

Near Bcdiug,oh, berkeley county, on the Itt
If June, 1850. MARTHA, widow Of Fielding
Colbert, deceased, aged CO years, months and -
days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19

III vou want ANYTHING IN me way of
Boots. Shoes. Caters Slippers. Fine Sandals,
Bu,kius. g3to lllsleys l( yon want nice
fuus Suit Of Clothes lur man, youth, boy OF
cijli. - o. lIasleys. ii YOU want any kind
% hat OF Cap, - % Iigley's. II You want
SltcLcls. Naliscs or Travelling Bags, 60 to
Uaslcys. II you want Umbrellas, Gloves or
Hosiery. 90 90 llasleys He Keeps all 10 large
quantities a0i at low prices. County mer-
claats supplied at Wholesale prices s0,eOO
ictog Lumber Goa sale.
Iuul . 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19

Nv ON motber, 90 years of ase. would have
lied last 'raurshy from pros'raiion if / Ind
ro, had bo.ile II IRON UlTIEBS 10 the
house Eoo doses comr'ctely revived her
II isa wonderful touie. =. T. H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
LADIES STORE
OF
Mrs. c. F. Thomas;
II L. < rnrrr CnArrrsrnMN.

YILLIyERY GOGDg, FANCY GOODS,
AND DRESS GOODS.
AIRS. THOMAS has received in part, and is
II receiving, Spring Supplies, and invites the
attention of the Ladies. To beautiful Millinery,
Ladies' Underwear, Embroidery, Notions. &C..
she has added superb stock Of HOSIERY and
GLOVES.
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Is conlplete-containng the newest things in its
line. Trimming executed promptly and accord
ING 10 the latest fashion reports. Stamping,
Pinkinv and Crepe Clcanng-the latter spe-
cialtv-done at shJit notice. The ladies are
invited 10 cali and examine.
Sept. G, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19

llr. III. ID. B,all os the Baltimore 81"
....t saturday and sunday here with relatives,
p rs,urlei % bis lb1gs 90 VI 'ndAy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
Stations.

Shepherdstown- Leave
Shenandoah J1nc. Arr
Shenandoah .Iunc. l..
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-18
Fatal Accident-BOdy Idenfi1ed-New
Bridge Ratification Receptions hiId
KilIe6-Rod, Fouud

PORTLAND, October 17th.-D. a. Hedges,
a prominent citizen of Powell valley, was
thrown from fractions horse few days ago,
sustaining internal injuries from which he
died last evening.
The body of the young man who fell from
the steamer Columbia and was drowned has
been identified. A man named Fitzgerald,
who visited the Morgue, recognized the re-
mains as those OF q young man named
Raphael. He said that deceased came from
San Francisco, where his parents reside.
Raphael is said to be Hebrew, and his father
is engaged in merchandising in that city.
The Coroner has telegraphed the parents
there, inauiring what disposition shall be
made of the remains.
The Pacific Bridge Company has COM
menced work on the bridge across the Will
annette river here. The foundation for three
piers is already laid, and the work is being
pushed vigorously forward while the water
is at low stage.
The ladies of the Oregon Womans
Suffrage Association will hold grand
ratification reception at Reeds Opera
House, Salem, on the evening of
Thursday, the 2lst instant, in homer of
| the action of the Legislature in passing the
resolution for submitting an amendment to
! the Constitution of the State of Oregon for
| the enfranchisement of women.
| A little child of FL. Gray, living near Pome-
| roy, W. T., fell into a well on the 18th inst,
and was instantly killed. The child fell
distance of so feet.
! The body of John 7. Marshall was found q
few days ago on Peone prairie, Grant county.
A revolver, with three loaded and two empty
chambers, was fund with the body. Two
wounds were inflicted, one on the forehead
| and another in the right ear. The verdict of
the Coroner's jury was in accordance with the
above facts. It is hardly thought by the
nsighbors that Marshall came to his death by
his own efforts. and claim that either of the
wounds would have prevented his shooting a
second time. A pool OF blood was smeared
on the doorstep. 1t is claimed that he was
evidently drawn into the house after the
shooting took place, and the real cause of
dnn II mar r,nrar he told
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DAILY REC>0sB-UNlON ssRpEs
VOLUME MI -NpMRE1 80.

j. Lee, j. Silas, Norwich, Conn: Mrs Il. u.
Price, Philadelphis; Charles Duegee. A. d.
Whitney and wife, John C. Gushing and
wife. Oakland J. c. Floed and wife, Jennie
Flood, Mrs. j. B. Purdy, Homer King.
c. Bassett, n. T. Smith, =. o. Eldridee.
Dollie Eldridge, Miss Adams. San Franoiseo.
w. r. Bentley, j. r. Macken2ie, DIR. j. s.
Adams and wife, Mrs. L. IL. Tompkins. Mrs.
E. Childs, +. A. Haines. John Phillips and
wife, w. B. Calvert. Mrs. j. w. Ginder. j.
Z. Martin and wife. Mrs. j. j. Sawyer, An
drew Craig, w. j. Duegnee, Miss Crsllin. +.
Il. Stevenson, Bentley's invitation excursion
party.
Dwelling house Burned.
CHICO, October 17th.-This morning, about
o'clock. the dwelling house on the corner of
Sixth and Chestnut streets, occupied by
Captain Batchelder, was discovered to be on
FIRE in the roof, caused, it is supposed, from
detective chimney, and was completely
burned down, together with large quantity
OF the family clothing. A portion of the
furniture was saved. The loss is about
5000. The building was insured In the
State Investment for 81. 500.
Death from Natural Causes.
STOCKTON. October 17th.-Coroner Ring
yesterday held an inquest on the remains of
posed to have been poisoned; but the Jury
rendered verdict of death from natural
causes.
Horticultural Fair - Disastrous Field
fires-PreparinG for the President.
Los ANGELES. October 17th.-The Horti-
cultural Fair opens ts morrow, and promises
to be the best and fullest display Of fruit
and other products Of Southern California
ever exhibited.
The mountains surrounding the city are
filled with fires, supposed TO have been caused
by the earelessness of hunters in leaving
their camp fires burning. A disastrous Ere
occurred near Santa Ana on Friday, passing
through several corn. n.felds, and doing con-
siderable damage. Three stacks pf wheat ard
one of barley, belonging to Silas Ritehey,
were consumed entirely, and several dwelling
houses narrowly escaped. 1t is believed to be
the work of an incendiary. A destructive
fire started on the plains near the Sierra
Madra villa, San Gabriel, this afternoon. f.
J. Baldwin has one hundred men trying to
stay its ravages. Mr.. Reset and other ranch
owners in the neighborhood also have q large
force of men fighting the fire. There is no
knowing the amount of damage done. bss it
will be considerable.
Great preparations are being made for the
of President Hayes and party. who
will arrive here on Tuesday.
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NEVADA.
Passengers Passing Carlin for CALIFORNIA;.

Passengers RAISING Carun Tor Sanfornias
CARLIN, October l7th.-The following over
land passengers passed Carlin to-day, TO arrive
in Sacramento tomorrow; j. w. Seymour.
Jr., New York ; Mrs. /. P. Crew, Oakland, ;
Mrs. Jarvis and three children, Canada 5.
II. Kennedy, Omaha; Mrs. Hall, Miss Nj.
Hall, Cleveland; J. II. Baldwin, r. b.
Clunie, San Francisco; J. f. Murdoch,
Pittsburg James Davis, J. f. Henry and
wife, J. w. Shannon, G.. r. Edison, New
York; John Sutherland and wife, 7. Suth-
erlaud, Stockton Mrs. II. a. Bigelow and
daughter, Boston; L. II. Carlin. England /;
7. j. Arnold, wife. two children and nurse,
West Virginia L. Muller and wife, Mex
leo; NJ. Scranlin, Cherry Greek, New; @. Is.
Baton. Baltimore S. Brown, New Zealsnd /;
George Fatherland, Mrs. Mclaughlin, San
Francisco; Mrs. G. Westervelt, Dixon i.
Walker, Red Bluff C. H. Randall, Saa
Francisco; Noisy Hauser, Gus Gallick, Sac
ramento; 103 emigrant passengers, including
76 males, to arrive in Sacramento October
10Th
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-18
OREGON.


The DALLEs, October 1Gth.-Y Yesterday
afternoon shooting affair occurred at Baiz.
ley's ranch, near Cello, between S. T. Bailey
and james Leary, resulting in Bailey receiv-
ing, it is feared. a fatal wound in the thigh.
1t appears that Leary was out cunning. and
approaching the ranch aforesaid was ordered
off the premises. Hot words ensued. and as
Bailey neared him he was shot. Leary is
under arrest
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-18
Destructive Fire Woman Accidental,
Shot.

VALLEJO, October 16th.-At4 o'clock this
morning fire broke out in one of the barns
belonging to J. w. Farmer. residing FIVE
miles from this city, which destroyed about
$1,000 worth of property. Three barns,
fourteen head of valuable horses, 200 sacks of
grain, large number of tons of hay, harness,
wagons, reapers and farming implements
generally, were burnt. A partial insurance
was on the property. 1t is not known how it
originated.
Mrs. Annie Welsh accidentally received a
charge of No. shot in her shoulder and face
this evening from a musket held in the
hands of her young brother. The little fel-
low intended to shoot over her head. Her
shoulder and face is terribly lacerated. The
wounds will not prove fatal
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-18
Departure of the Presidential Party srem
the WebfsOt State.

PORTLAND, October 18th. - The steamer
Columbia arrived at Astoria Saturday morn
ing early. The Wide West, with the Presi-
Dental party on board, ran alongside, and
shortly after o'clock transferred the party
to the steamer, which immediately sailed for
the bar. The Columbia commenced the
voyage with favoring tide and stern
breeze, and being under orders to do her best,
will, doubtless, make an easy and speedy
passage.
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ARIZONA.
Another New Desperate Cn;ss-

men.
Tucson, October 16th.-A new station will
be opened tomorrow on the Southern Pacific
Railroad in New Mexico, named Lordsburg,
after DR.. Lord, of the firm of Lord & Will
Jams, of this city. 1t is 81 miles east of San
Simon, and Il e first train leaves Tucson for
that point at 1910 A. NJ. on Monday.
This morning at an early hour, as the train
for Tucson was pulling out of San Simon. a
large number of Cinnamon boarded it. They
had no passes and offered no money, but de-
manded passage. MIR. Martin, the conductor,
demanded their fare, when they turned on
him with clubs, and he was forced to draw
his revolver. At the first fire he killed Chi
nsman. There have been no arrests so far "a
it is believed to be in self defense.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-18
Another Stage Robbery.

day two masked highwaymen stopped the
Moore's Flat stage about two miles above
this city. But two passensers-a lady and
her child-were on board. The robbers sue.
ceeded in getting about $40, there being no
heavy treasure in the express box. On the
arrival of the stage officers started in pur-
suit, bu. no trace of the highwaymen has been
found.
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atfcrnnfed snicide

SAN JOSE, October 16.h.-B. r. Ross, for
merlv Principal of the Fourth W ard School Of
this city, took laudanun,, at his residence,
this evening, and is in critical condition.
He has for several months past been a resi-
dent of Bodie, but returned few weeks ago.
He, it is said, had been on protracted spree
for several days past.
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Close of the Plun,ns Fair.

GREENvIlLE, October 16th.-The Eleventh
District Fair closed yesterday, with grand
ball last hight. Everything was complete
success. To. day special race, three in five,
free for all, was trotted and won by Ashley,
Brushey John second and William Tell third
Time, 2:30-2:3Sa-2:35-2:30l4-2:323. Johns
time, 2:30, is the fastest ever made in Plumas
county,
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CARSON, October 17th.--At 2 o'clock this
morning, Pat MCGOWAN. while charging
pans az the Brunswick mill, was caught by
the belt carried around the drum and killed.
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In consequence of the Prcpagandist deyStry for
the subiugation OF Kansas natur'l outeroS OF the
repeal OF the Missouri Compromise, migAty strug
gle, from 1854 TO $780, in Congress and the suntry,
was maintained between the friends of e and slave
Kansas- between the friendsand oppcsonts Of afree
ballot the friends and opponents of tho right Of
majority 10 rule What, in that 2V act, was ths
attitude Of Vim. H. English? Was Il not that of an
opponent to free Kansas o.soasnt Of free bal.
lot and ci the right of maicsisy 10 rule
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-18
Visitors nj Monterey,

MONTEREY, October 16.h.-The following
are among those registered at the Hotel De
Monte to day: Jas. G. Fair, Jr., Virginia
/ New; A. j.. Bayley and wife, Jennie E
BayleY, Ida NJ. Bayley, El Dorado county
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-18
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
J. d. KLINE.

Q.Ate With wsehhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
XKyATCHMAKER AND JEwELER,
w No. 60 street, between Second and {STA
Third. Dealer IN Watches, Clocks, Silver s-41b
ware, Ievery, etc. Repairing In all its aslLssS
branches n specially, under MR.. FLoBERG.
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a Fractured Iec,

DUTcH FLAT, October l6th.-A laborer by.
the name of Pickering, in the employ OF
Yesterday by heavy wooden lever on its re-
bound from rolling log in such manner as
| to fracture one leg and seriously wound the
other. The unfortunat man is poor and has
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-18
ANNUAL MEETING.

4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
y the Sacramento Gravel Mining Company viii
be held At the efice of 4. Leonard. No 1912 Fourth
street. Sacramento, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
9th. at7PS. BY order of
A. LEONARD, President
W. s. JoHSsroS. Secretary, o1S-2w
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department
inserted for 25 cents for time three times for 30
cents or rs cents per week
EURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, IN SUITS OR
single, over d. o. Mills Bank, corner Second
and streets s25-lm
DO YOU SEE?-II Inla1 Have For. For Sale ale
Large Farms, Grain Farms, Stock Farms, Fruit
Farms Grape Farms, Timber and Tue Lands II
you want to buy rent farm of any kind it may
pay you to call on or addrss CA IL STR0BEL,
Cal 90 2w'
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate !

i OTIS AND 6, AND l. EIGHTH AND
4 4 Ninth streets VIII be sold as a whole or in
subdivisions. Also
East 80 feet lot 3, VI and N. Ninth and
Tenth streets, with BRICK HOUSE Containing II
roons) in good repair. For particulars, apply TO
Il. BURNHAM, 1912 second)
street or Executors.
S. Il. DAVIS, 70i J street.
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SIS REWARD.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

ATANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish
ing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help
Free OF Charge to employers. HOUSTON & CO..
one door south of Fourth and Streets Saera-
nento citp. aHI3-1pd