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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-21

EERrAups ISPALLIBLE IsJEcrIoS. - The famous
French remedy for gonorrhGa gleet, etc. NJ. $.
Hammer, Sacramento agent for Pacific coast. Sent
c. o. d. TO any address.
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ATo. so2 ], AND 1905 THIRD STREETS
~ Hot Lunch daily from II A. NJ. to o'clock
P. v. The Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
iyl3-4pIn BOWERS & LONGABAUGH.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
IA Office southwest corner OF Seventh and J
streets in Bry es new building, up stairs Resi-
dance southeast corner of Seventh and n streets,
Sacramento Office hours l to and 6 TO P. n
au2S- Ay1uo
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J. A. CUNNINGHAM.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n Office in Quinns new building, corner Of
Fourth and streets (up stars), Sacramento. s6-4p
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r. r. BILLINGS 4 Co..

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
! In Fine Brandies, Wines and LIQUORS Agents
Tor Dr. Jaffe's Celebrated Cinchona Bitters; also,
agents for Litton Springs Settler Water, sonoma
county California. No. Ill street, between rourtn
and Fifth. au254p1m
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M. II. BEARD & Z
DR.. OATMAN

CSIATIoNERY, BLANK BOOKS, WRAPPING
y Paper, ETC., No. 312 street, between Third
"a Eonr,b s6-4plm
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WIZ. ELLERY BRIGGS. VI. D.,
NCUIIST, .AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
I Diseases of the Throat Office, 4293 street,
corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank Sacramento,
Cal Hours-9:30 10 u A. NJ; to P NJ. sundays
$50 to il A. NJ; to P. n. Tl-u
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nnnT EEIISAN IN


MON FoUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machinsts, Front street, be-
.ween and O. Castings and Machinery OF every
description made to order. 1u24-4plm
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wiz. ELLERY BRIGGS. VI. D.,

A TToRNEY AND CoUNSELoR-ATLAW,
~ CORNER Sixth AND STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
81 iv30. 4plm
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REMOVAL,

A TTORNEY AT LAw-oEFICE, SOUTHWEST
~ corner of and Fourth streets. Residence,
= street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. s9-4p'
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FOUND AT LAST.
EAST INDIA AGUE CURE.

A RADICAL CURE IN TWENTY FOUR
~ hours Contains no quinine. arsenic or strych-
nine but is strictly composed OF herbs. Cures dumb
ague chills and fever and all feve-s produced by
miasmatic or malarial poisons. Give it trial and
YOU will not regret it. For sale at II G. KIRK &
co s Wholesale Druggists. Sacramento. SIS inv.
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Though shaking like an Aspen Leaf
With the chills and fever the victim of malaria may
still recover by using this celebrated specific, which
not only breaks up the most aggravated attacks,
but prevents their recurrence 1t is infinitely pre-
ferable to quinine, not only because it does the
business far more thoroughly, but also on account
Of its perfect wholesomeness and invguratng action
upon the entire system.
For ale by all druggists and dealers generally.
1r,fr,
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Az INSTRUCTIVE gXHBir.


In the uppe- hall, right at the main entrance, the
eyes Of all visitors drawn to view the striking
DISPLAY made by Whittier. Fuller & Co, the whole
sale and retail importing house Of Sacramento and
San Francisco. dealing in paints. oils, glass, artists
Materials etc.. manufacturers Of plate mirrors
and Of white lead and its accompanying products
The display made by Whittier & Fuller is embraced
in four alcoves made by the four radating wings OF
an architectural structure that is very handsoms
and consists Of a ccntrsl tower with four rsdiatng
walls the walls either side being laid
with large number Of fine plate MIR
rors made br the firm. each mirror being
60 by 50 inches in size. These, OF course, reflect
back the image Of all the goods piled in the alcoyes,
and also Of al the surrounding displays The struc.
ure is massive without being somber, and rich with
out being gaudy, and is by ali odds the most hand
soraeiv built up spsce in the Pavilion. To one
alcove let present attention be directed. This cor
tairs grea. number Of exhibits Of white lead as
made bv the iru-apa they are now the only man
ufa,iurers on tie coast. Here is shown hrst the
,saI in '',i-s," h h .ornis the base OF the work
Ney. is shown the fora into which the lead !.
n,o,aoa preparatory u reduction in the erucible
Then comes samples Of the lead under the process:
sion. IL iAkes from tfCC 10 I'VE months tC
accomplish the corro5ing process. Next Is shown
IN. lead after ccroson and after cleaning, and
thea the lead as ground in water, after which it /.
M. INTO tanks ard dried out ami then ground il
oil r1e refuse afte- cleaning, is made into RED
re.,. which is shown in various stages. There i.
as,erolv,d during these processes, beside rel lead
utb,r.,e aud orange mineral, and these are shown
in y,rios stages. In this aeove also The varied
ma .,syes in which white lead are put up and the
r,anv us;ni, dealt in by ths. enc Of tn largest
t,siness houses in III, United States.
MUSICAL NOTE.
In the main hall IS TO be seen the handsome OK
hiii. a. pe Yue 4 Ri gs. acramento, who deal in
n.cksr ,iaaos and IN Yasoa j. uamlin and the A
n ctsso organs. OF this latter instrument, aword
II isama marvel Of economy of space in the arrange
,.,, of its case; it is INTELLECTUALLY very hand
some: Il is mouse proof (Which means for an organ
what .bur.,Iar prof does for safel. II Is O
admirable tore, unsurpassed. in fact endures ir
ever, climate, and sells US low As any instrument
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NOTES AT THE PARK.

1t has other and many claims worthy of attention.
1t is mall at Norwalk, Cho.
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NFFICE 81 STREET.-oFFICE HOURS: 9
= A. NJ. and 1890 to Pm Jy29-d
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J. CAELB.
& J. CRoBY.
l,nIV
III. N. McwILIIAMs,
,JUEIUs sTRUTZ
!. sOLOy HOI

CUCCEssOR TO FOX Il STRUT, IMPORTER
and Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
No. Al street, Sacramento Sole agent for A
Hupfes Sons New York Beer. aul4-4elm
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CHI OFFICE IN SACRAMENTO.

PERMANENT BRANCH OFFICE IN SACRAMENTO.
DIR sPiNNEY co the afflicted
rsofh
O
tbooneve a door #
heundea AXE
tte cof o
the
fpundan a
changing a
the
THE LADIES.
o
address: Dr. sPlNNEY
yoS X sacra
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A TToRNEY AT LAw-oFFICE, FIFTH ST.,
~ between / and J. Residence, No. POT
street. between Seventh and Eighth. s10-4plm
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POLITICAL.
HON. ]. R. CLASCOCK
DEMOCRATIC AND woRKlEGMEN'S

NOMINEE FOR CONGRESS IN THE SECOND
~ Congressional District, will address the people
of said district at the following places and dates
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,


Established in 1854, to-
the treatment OF SEX al
and Seminal disease.
such as Gonorrhee, elect
Structures, Syphilis in Il
its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, etc, perms-
nently cured or no charge
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PRESS EXPRESSION.

At the nomination of General Hancock
for President, the Democrats all shouted,
because they thought they had an availa-
BILE candidate at last, and some Union men
have joined their shout, thinking this nom-
ination sign that at last the war is all
over. But when the hurrahing is over,
and the sober second thought comes over
the people, the question will be asked,
what are General Hancock's qualifications
for President ?-[Los Angeles Journal.
Communities that have no higher aspira-
tions or purposes in life than to solve the
problem of how long men can sleep and
live are not likely to become famous for
their business achievements, permanent
prosperity and ultimate wealth. Stockton
cannot possibly become great and -four
ishing city unless it is made so by energy
and enterprise. Trade and cities cannot
be built up without effort, any more than
the precious metals can be coaxed from the
rocks and caverns of earth with kid gloves.
[Stockton Independent.
1t would be well, indeed, for the Dem
ocratic party if the written history of the
past twenty years were forgotten, but how
can it be? Can mother forget her ira
vail-can she forget her coffined dead
Can nation forget her slain? Should
Greece forget her Marathon-Sparta her
Thermopylae? Or should Columbia forget
the graves of those who laid down theil
lives for her; or even those of the South
ern victims who were crushed under the
wheels of their own over-weening ambi
tion. Never! So long as the flowers
bloom, and the grass grows green over thu
dead of the rebellion, Just so long will j
be remembered that those graves are tn
fruit of Democratic ambition. -[Oregol
Sentinel.
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PASSENGER Passiuc Carrin.

CARLIN, July 9th.-Ihe following passen-
gers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in Sacra-
mento tomorrow: III. H. Moore, New York
city +. 3. Lake, W. H. Hearst, San Fran
cisco; E. Heigisheimer Washington, D. c.;
Andrew Hasiner, New York H. T. Fair
banks, California /; D. J. Mackey, Indiana {:
Charles Traemer, Germany A. i. Kent and
wife, California; w. " Sickel and wife,
Philadelphia III. w. Hellman, Los Angeles,
Cal; Adolph Klan, Ed. Klan, Germany q.
w. Hey, New York; John Foley, w. P.
Frost, San Francisco; Mrs. A. Fl. White,
f. H. White, Chicago, ILL.,; J. d. Thompson,
Illinois; w. j. Shaw, San Francisco; Clar.
ence King, New York; w. G. Bulge, Og-
den II. G. French, Boston, Mass f. w.
Sharon, San Francisco; I. Fl. Ray, U. S. A
r. S. Floyd, wife and daughter San Fran.
cisco Miss Annette Ince. Colorado HI. K.
Tudherly, U. S. A; r. L. Cameron, Chi
cago, Ill; +. Rocket, Chicago; w. S.
Rhodes, San Francisco H. V. Bayly, Eng
land Ernest Bayly, England; L. S. Hag-
gett, Wisconsin o. f. Baxter, Baltimore ;
George E. Sickels, New York; D. H. Du-
ner, Camp Halleck; A. D. Guinar, M.
Cussack, Camp Halleck; John E. Doane,
Wyoming Miss Temple. Oakland Miss
Grace Snow, Iowa; Mrs. FL. Paulsen, New
York city; Master Louis Paulsen, New
Yolk city Robert Dunn, Chicago; 40 em.
igrants, including "a males, to arrive in Sac
ramento July 11th.
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MINING NOTES.

Five hundred miners are employed at the
new camp, Tyner, in North Park.
A new mining district has been organized
on Green creek, eight miles from Bridge
port, Mono county.
The Chollar mine on the Comstock is to
have hydraulic pumps which will handle
l,6U0 gallons rer minute; the present
pumps 900. Total. 9, 500 gallons. Present
influx OF water, l, 80 gallons per minute.
A ledge OF black marble is reported to
have been discovered in the upper Sksuit
valley. The ledge is aboat one aud half
miles from Sapk City, in the peak called
Annle's Castle, and has been traced for
two miles. 1t is said to bevery extensive.
The final payment of 81, 900. 600 ON the
Horn Silver mine of Utah was recenflv
made in New York city, lpakine the total
amount for this bonanza, Sc, 900 600. This
sum has been shared equally between
Messrs. Campbell Cullen, Byram and
Ryan, who purchased the mine for S25. 900
originally.
The Nevada City Transcript speaking
OF the general comment of the recent min
ing developments of Snow Point saws such
strikes are common in that country, and
winds up as follows To sum the whole
matter mp in nut shell, this section has
more and better mines for legitimate opc-
rators than any other part of the world.
The Homestake Company, D kota, has
about $500, 600 invested in its mines and
mills. On this investment the mines have.
for sixteen months past, paid monthly
dividend OF S20, 000 making an aggregate
OF $3.50, coo already paid back upon an in
vestment of only about $40, 600 more than
that; and out of its surplus fund the COM
pany is now building another l20-stamp
mill, which will enable it to increase its
dividends TO $4,000 a month
1t would appear that mining was done
cheaply under favorable conditions in dis.
tant Arizona. A Tucson correspondent of
the San Francisco Post writes At Ogilly
station, 10 miles from Tucson, is quartz
mine. The ore is mined in the mountains,
three miles away, for IS cents per ton,
hauled to the railroad by mule teams for
81 per ton, and taken to the mill, 10 miles
by rail, for so cents more. So it costs
S2 20 per ton to get ore from the mine to
the mill, which there produces $40 to the
ton, thus paying very good profit.
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VV5tV fOi ~ VTHVs
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION.
SAN FRANCISCO WoRREGMEN.
The Democratic Wing Urged to Keep
Away from the Sand Lot.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
Accidental Death of Young Hunter in
Napa County
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL
CALIFORNIA.
Democratic Wing OF the w. r. c. The
EreehoIders' Charter.

Democratic wing OF the w. T., c. The
FPeeholders' Charter.
San Francisco, July 9sh.-The State Cen.
trail Committee of the Democratic wing OF
the w. 2. G. met this evening and Effected a
temporary organization by choosing j. III.
Grady temporary President. d. j. Gordon
was appointed Secretary pro tem.. and Eu-
gene Hoey, j. +. Nounnan and t. NJ Clough
were appointed a Committee on Permanent
Organization. to report on Sunday next. A
resolution was adopted requesting all persons
in sympathy with the w. p C. to refrain
from any acts tending to reflect discredit on
the party. This was aimed at the occurrences
of last Sunday at the sand lots. With regard
to the probability of q violent collision at the
next Sundays sand-lot meetings, the COM
mittee advised all their adherents to absent
themselves, and allow the Greenbackers to
have the sand lot to themselves The follow
ing were appointed committee to draft an
address to the people: i. nj. Clough, f. j.
Gallagher, j. T. Nounnan, Denis Geary,
William Rennie, John A. Barbour and James
Walsh
The Executive Committee of the Real
Estate Protective Association held long
meeting this afternoon, and decided to favor
the adoption of the freeholders' charter. be-
lieving that while not just what it should be-
it will be better to adopt it than to hazaid
repeated expensive elections resulting per-
haps in some worse instrument. 1t is under.
stood that they are backed up in their resolu-
tion by the Taxpayers Union.
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OREGON.
Items from Portland.

PORTLAND, July 9th-The weather is cool
and cloudy. A slight shower fell last night.
A man named Eric Kiskila was drowned
yesterday at the West Coast Packing Com
pany's works near Astoria. Hc was tacking
his boat. and being struck on the breast by
the swinging boom, was knocked overheard.
The night was intensely dark and strong
breeze blowing at the time. All efforts to
save the unfortunate man proved unavailing.
His body has not been recovered.
A fire broke out last night at Indepen.
dence, Polk county, at II o'clock. 1t origi-
mated in the back part of Lines furniture
store, and is supposed to be the work of an
incendiary, as no fire had been in the building
for over week. 1t burned Erow's steam
planning and sash factory loss, $4,000; no
insurance. d. j. Whiteaker's building loss,
5000; no insurance. II. M. Lines, furniture
store and building. So. 500; insured for 81, 500
in the Commercial Union. Miss Jennie M.
Allen. millinery. 81. 200; insured for S70O in
the Commercial Union. 7. J. Fryer's build.
ing, $500; insured for 5000. II. Hirschberg's
dwelling and contents, 80. 900; no insurance.
Several others lost by moving goods, mostly
covered by insurance.
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ARIZONA.
Items from, Tucson.

Tucson, July 9th.-The census of Tucson
shows the population to be within fraction
of 1000 inhabitants. Pima county will foot
up about "a 4,00O, being an increase of about
q, 000 in ten years.
The track of the Southern Pacific Rail.
road is now laid seven miles east of Benson.
The Western Union Telegraph line is
within seven miles of Tombstone.
Rains have fallen daily in the southern
mining districts during this month.
The average degree of heat during the
middle of the day for the past week was 92a0. }.
The tide of travel to Arizona is again set
ting in. Many are coming overland from
Leadville, Col.
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NOTICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILERS

ON RECEIPT OF Ss WILL SEND TO ANY
" address an assorted case OF my speciaties, con.
sisting Of bottles DR.. RENZS Herb Bitters, 8
bottles Blackberry Brandy, bottles Rye and Rock,
and bottles fine old Bourbon Whisky (the last
named trademark Bonanza') all justly celebrated
goods, and recommended for medicinal and family
use J. REM, Wholesale Liquor Dealer, No. 2le
Commercial street, three doors below Front, San
sfsncisco my1-lpSm
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kEYADA A.
An EconounicaI Moycmcnt.

VIRGINIA, July 9th.-Savage is about to
commence bulkheading against water. This
will be done in the Chollar n Norcross. Savage
drift toward the Savage incline on the 2. 400
foot level, on the 9. 200-foot level and in the
incline, and will save $4,000 per month now
expended for pumping
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There are funereal ministers, gentlemen
who carry around with them an air of pro-
fessional solemnity they carry it even in
their hat bands and pocket handkerchiefs,
and look continually as if genteely laid out
in their coffins. There was minister OF
this sort called on to marry young couple.
He stretched out his hands and uncon-
sciously began the burial service. Sir, p"
| spoke up the young man, :" we came to be
welded, not buried /" To which the gen.
tleman of the cloth responded, :" 1t won't
be many years before you'll wish you'd
been buried"
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RENO, July 9th.-James III. Kinkead has
sued the Reno Ereniag Gazette for 600
damages, for publishing the speeches made at
meeting of creditors of the Reno Savings
Bank Tuesday evening, and the facts in CON
nection with the failure. kinkead was man
auer of tha hank
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+ NOT s
w
CALL EARLY
EVERY OR
To- or THI
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A Sad Affair Young Man Accidentally


NAPA, July 9th.-Edward Stanly, only son
of Judge Stanly, was fatally shot in Pope
valley yesterday afternoon while out hunting.
The rifle he was carrying was accidentally
discharged, the bali passing through his liver
and intestines. He lived one hour and three
quarters, and was conscious up to within ten
minutes OF his DEATH His father, a lawyer in
San Francisco, was telegrapbed for, and is
expected TO arrive to-day.
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Missing sl.erig Returned.
penn :. Gaze,re. suea FAR Iihcl.

CARSON, July 9th-Hill, the levanting
Sheriff of 0rmsby county, returned tonight.
He makes no explanation of his conduct
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nENTTsT, 4I5 STREET, BETWEEN s#zs
~ Fourth and Fifth. Sacramento Arti- 8fffff2r
6cia Teeth inserted Gold, Vulcanite and al bases
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction Of Teeth. jul4-lm
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
J. d. KLINE.

(Late with wachhorst, and successor to Fioberg,)
UTATCaMAKER AND JEWELER, "a,
w No. 90 J street, between Second and SSTSs.
Third. Dealer IN Watches Clocks, Silver e. e
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its iI.s.2S
branches specially, under Mr. FLOBERG.
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Arrested for Libel.

WATsoNvILLE, July 9th. - William H.
Wheeler was arrested here to-day on charge
of libel, and is out on bail. He is the
editor of the Watsonville Transcript
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DENTISTRY.
w. WOOD.

~ ENLIST QaATE WITH H. H. PIER HZSA
IL SOM successor TO I. B. Reid, No. 81 Jc6ffff'
street between Third and Fourth. Artificial Teeth
inserted on all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Cas- for the Painless Extraction Of Teeth.
Iin24.t
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AIORDAY MOkN
PEOPLES STORE.
| New Side-b0rder Lawns,
10 cents yard.
! AT PEOPLES STORE.
French SidG-bOPder Lawns,
nc s-3 cents yard.
| AT PEOPLES STORE.
Fuulsra Gaa brio (25-in WidG),
10 cents yard.
AT PEOPLES STORE.
French Dress GinghamS,
Is l-e cents yard,
| AT pEopxr.s STORE.
Cafe an Lait Beige (al WOoD,
| 50 cents yard,
AT PEOPLES STORE.
Summer silks,
c5 cents yard,
AT PEOPLES Store.
Rlaek Satin,
s5 cents yard,
AT PEOPLES STORE.
| Good Table Linen,
At PEOPLES STORE.
Dozen Linen Napkins,
81. AT PEOPLES STORE.
:. cont.
At prop1r.s STORE.
AT PEOPLES STORE.
,.,.. cents.
AT prnpIE,s STORE.
,, cents.
:. . ,,x
Ar pEapIE.s STORE.
:. ,..,.. ,.n., ;. cant. . n,,,.
At PEOPLES STORE,
;. ,n,,,.. ,o.., ;, cont. . u,,,
At preprrs STORE.
q ,,,,.. deem, >, cent. , ,.,s
AT PEOPLES STORE.
% ...,.
At PEOPLES STORE,
n,,..n..,.s,. ., cents.
AT PEOPLES STORE.
70 cents,
| AT PEOPLES STORE.
:, 80 ..r.ra,.
! AT PEOPLES sToRE.
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wILLsAM b. MILLER

QAte with Floberg).
MO. 100 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, nc
lN Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer SSsA
aud Dealerin Watches, Snyerware, Jewelry, e. Il
etc. Repairing a specially, under Robert iSs.sZs
Marsh. All country orders promptly attended 10.
[ju29-iptfl
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j, HYMAy. yR..

WY ATCHMARER AND JEwELER, NO. -z,
w 136 street, between Fifth and Sixth. SS'SA
Just received. very fine lot of Watches and r. Ss
Jewelry which will be sod at very low Is,1&
price. Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired
Iix7-1n1m1
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The Denver and Rio Grandelnow runs to
Malta, Col.
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COAST DISPATCHES.
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building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
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VIII stick to the Republican nominees.