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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-10
TIE FosEsr 0aovx UNIVERSITY

THE FoREsr 0aovE UNIVERSITY -
Al the annual meeting Of the alumni,
held 1t Foesss Grve few days ago.
Hon II WHcntt was elected President;
Rev n Eslls. Wee President and Prof
WD Lyman. Secretary. Steps were
taken 10 publish the sketch Of DR.
Nassh's life. which he'd bsen written
during thF year under the directios Of
the alumni A very agreeable alumni
dinner. with after dinner speeches. and
. reunion ut night closed the public
exercises. The institution goes forward
with renewed prospects for another
year. The sams Instructors gill 90 on
9th additional help. Seventy volumes
have bean adds.i ~ the library by do.
nation fran Hsn ] Whisealrr, II. c.,
snd others have been sdd@d by pur-
chase. Fivs hundred dollars b we bssn
recently resolved by the Institution 80
. donation frem Mr. Edward Smith, Of
Eu6<ld. Asss.. which wss added 10
the library fand and which With the
amaunt pssyioasly belonging to the
fund viii make . comfortable provision
for the present. An Insurance was
provided for Of $S0&0 on the library,
$500 90 tbs csbinets and apparatus,
and e9O00 on the buildings. One hun.
dred and shirty.rins different students
have been in a'tendsncs during the
year. more than ever before, and elk
nov enter tho ffeshmsn clssy. Pacific
University hes c~rtsinty no reason TO
be ashamed II her fifty graduates.
Eleven Of them arc either engaged In
the practise III law " srs now reading
il, four have ben editors, FIVE srs in
the ministry or are preparing tor it.
two sre physicians. six have been pro.
fessors in collegiate institutions. Que
was the hrst nstivs Orrgonisn ever .
member Of the council il Oregon or
Wsshiugtoa. nae 10 candidate tor
Judge of the Suprrms Court Of Oregon.
and another far diAtrict Judge. one 10
working hard for Blaine 10 the present
Nationsl Republican Coqyention. and
. large number have been enysged IN
teaching.
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OCCIDENTAL HOfEL


Read the following t-stinoniAls. not
from persons 5000 miles away. whom
NO one knows, but from well.knovn
and Trustworthy citizens ~ Oregon.
whose names. written with their own
hands. can be seen ct our office: - !
SiLvERroE. March 10. 1880.
/ take pleasure in testifyin9 to the
remedial properties OF the ORKGoN
KIDNEY TIA. For the past two or
three years have been troubled with
Infringement Of the kidneys.s during
which time / have tried various rsMe-
dies without obtaining relief. bought
. package of the OREGON KIDNEY TEA
from J C. Hayes and from the FRS
dose began to feel better and sm happy
to say that after nsing the package l
sm almost entirely cured.
SAxuxL Cox.
The writer of the following il Bap-
tist minister Of many years standing.
we'll known as missionary sinong the
Indians, and 10 now . tsaeher in the
school recently establishsd 1t Forest
Grove for the education Of Isdisn
youth:
FoREsr grows. March, g. 1850.
l have been troubled many yeess
with wsskusss Of the kidueya, and hsve
tried many different remediea sought
aid from different physicians, and even
changed eliuatss 10 obtain reltef, bat
hAve met with iudi4srant success.
Hearing through friend Of the value
of the OREGON KIDNEY TEA. ! Obtained
. box Of il. and have darivpd ereatsr
benefit from il than ifom Anyuhing soss
I have yet found. ]. T. HUFR.
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Pursuant 70 sotises daily gives, IL
Republiean Csetssl Comnitsse ~ Eng
county met IN Seattle for the porposs q
making the spportiosnsnt for The sev-
ersl voting precincts Tor delegates 10
the Couaty Convention. and to desig.
nate the day for holding the primaries
throughout the county. and also transact
such other business - Dsy properly
come before the meeting.
Prssent-W b Pamphrey. John A
Smart and g KELLOGG; L v Wycko&
and C u Van Deren being sbsent.
The following nsped precincss were
allowed . representation in the County
Convention - follovs:
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The Comnittss request that the pei-
m.Eies b held ct the usual VOTING plaess
throughout the county on Saturday the
18th day Of June. 1850. q 2 o'clock Pm.
1t being deeasd isexpsdisDt q this
time to name . day for holding the
County Convention. the Committes de-
cided b await the action Of the Terri
torisl Central Gem mittes in the matter.
Due notice will hereafter be given of
the tin- aud place Of hal ling sad Con.
verti.n.
M further business coming before
the meeting. it wss adjourned.
u. KELLOGG. Chairmsm ss'
King County Con. Com.
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THx SKAaIr TRAIf- From NJ.
Cameron. ~ old miner, Heretofore msn-
donsd by "a, VIE hes Jess arrived
from SkAgil. l~s lsaaa thAs ths tsail
contractors are noe woskiaR fnrco 81
twenty men. and ere pushinR the work
rapidly along. Thay have . good pask
trail from S%uk City. sleng the river.
70 0oodell's. sAes mp Ruby Creek ~
miles. whore . bridge hes bean buils.
thus assiding Some Of the most dllRcalt
portions ut the route. Ths river viii
h rs.ososasd further up. and God
mi viii soon b completed into the
naaes.
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PAINFUL AocIDENT.-Mrs Driggs
he'd . fall, fortnight ago, from the
effects Of which che experienced soms
pain but apprshended nothing serious.
Tbs pain increased. however, and
6nsllv became % great that she deter.
mined to come down town and zee sl,s
doctor. On the way her suffering In
creased 20 that her strength failed her.
and che hsd 70 Be helped home. DR.
Bssley Yves called in. who. after IN
examinations. found one OF her ribs not
only broken but spliassved. 10 conse-
euencs Of the injury . considerable
swelling had occurred, and this. press
ing heavily upon beg lung. nsds her
Breathing shert and hard. Bhs hes
since been relieved. however. and b
nov well-nigh rsosvsrsd.
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Tux TsOURE.--John Lindsley's drs-
matte troupe will arrive here today,
aud tomorrow evening will give . per.
formancs in Sauire's Lpers house.
When here on previous OCCASION they
gave universal satisfactiou. and NO
doubt will rscsivs the m~r.tsd sncour-
segment ct the hsnds At our snussment
loving people. they Asvs bssn play
ing successful ssasoa in victcsia,
whore they were highly appreciated.
Mr. Fiper u 1t work painting new
sesnsry for the stage. aud they will be
Afforded mach better opportunity 70
@sant their pi css With elect than
formssiy. The piscs to b. gwen Friday
evening will b auaouncsd In tonoreow
morning's IxT4LLioRnoER.
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SHEEP HussANDsy.-Ths Bhssp
Comwission~r Of wslls willis county
thus reports: Number Of healthy
sheep, cnsnmon. $500; number dis.
sAsed sheep. 9. 100; nanbsr thorough
trsda. !. 40; total, sxolusiss At lsmbs.
4SOOO. Average woolc clip. common. 2
pounds; average clip. grades. 3 to 10
pounds; average clip tborsughbreds,
ewes Is to 10 pounds. bocks 20 70 IS
pounds. Estimated value 81 dip. e0u.
900; estimated vslus Of shesp. $780,.
COO. Ali the 6ocks are rapidly merg-
ing into Nsrino blOed. TIE MT gain
since the introduction Of thorough
BREEDS -. perhsps. 30 pet cent.
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THx Reason WHy.-Oos Of the
loudsst uouthed oppowrs Vt the cleo.
sion Of John b No0rsw to the sflcs Of
City Marshal.i ID . fellow whom that
officer arrested. while in drunken row
On the lava beds isw montLs ago. He
taid into the city fund ays dollsrs. end
has ever siDcs been declaring his iotsn-
tion 20 Get even With oilcsr Mc0rsw.
when the voters u Seattle fully under
stand who're the real oppositiou to Mr.
AoGrsw springs from. they will 60
IN nance to the polls and give him their
uaitcd suppQt. - fsaslsse 'o@oss. Who
dafss 70 do bic = h..ls duty. u the kind
Of usas The people want TO lsok AFTER
their sGairs. Use
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Naxinun shselnomsess. - dspsss. ea TIE l9sh.
Minimum thssmsmssss. - As0ssss. 3osh.
Range for shs mouth. ~ DEGREES.
1sxlmum b6romssss. - %. 3sth.
Nioioum borsaneses. 29.34, 18th.
nsaGe for TIN month. o.oe.
Nuabsg os Days nsin fell. -.
Numhes Of dAss frosey. I. 1Hh.
w. B. SEYMoRE.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

n r,s ssosA.2 9eUss y xus covH.
: \ u 1asl. q ~ $3.50 = Wnlisn 0aaAv.
g. I. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
snsan - - 80.
@ 60 90 al!.s - 49, = 1e.sae
~ 6sng, 6ss61ss1. ss1elag lsstn 49, ~ =.
- = |. -. $3.50 = - ~ - -
80. = 80 ~ lalsas 49,.
! = : ssaGs6 Il q $500 SnDsgssesa = ths
an11s e - - wunsn Oeasys A..aaeA D
- aQReee2e1e4sss.es g. g - o.
q - = - = II -. -. :. q = -, %
e ssssa iisiSsasse sassn - > nals Z
- Es1qa - egaese sneag - Asass - u
- 3 !: - : ..,:s = =, -: : =. ~sr>.
/. ,a : { - - = - = -.
- - - 1oeA - = -. =. p. -. =
- wln1 1Sseu = aeeo9 49,
= - 1onNsAs4 u - - xtno eson1vt
- E GlDsnl slGsula1bsA - - Cs1nV 80
=: - o'-'s a s:d =. s ssG: !: ". :
5sAoseathsg ssassscs~A
sx1a1rcax Or vAMlne1ox, =
IT, 80 - - = ..sn.. s~G :,
sksissSsss 60 49, $50 - . -.
~ - = a11ss5saas Cd
"a = - g :: 8: .:e: s =. =
>os sa-ss s&sSss9 1D00A9 UU0x8s
yuaupoa $500 Co. q - essanas 60 =
xkao ssan1Us Wssn1n0so 1s1sse1sy. -.
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WHAT YAu VAST.


Il msdiciss that viii % lhe ms1e
good in the shortest possible tins nd
least sxpsnss. n. r. Co1y = Ca.
druggists and apothecasiss. ere now
Introducing into the Dsskst . lise q
non-sscrst nsdicines tie IasnulA fer
the preparation OF which Il publi1hsd
on the wrappsr.) which ass dssigpsd
especially for diseases peculiar = this
climate. Our preparation Of tae and
wild cherry 10 better fCr coughs and
colds than German syrup Or any other
mediciss. Oas 6ars>peEilis IT, The
blood; our sassset d basAa ~ shs
kidneys; our Trechss foe brsaahi1is;
our Soothing syrup fa shitoSua: ecr
LossnSes for vosme; eas Ooo1iosoo
Powder 1oe cattle cad hsseos; oas -
senoe Of Pspsia for dyspspsia. ead 80
vsrioas toilet preparations ~ ~ -
10 use.
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NisAelsss ansAllaAes la1seG1eas
0uarantssd - cass psonpely I'D -.
manensly every oase e 0oaes1h0a.
0lest aud Whites. 10 0aeteS oe how
long sessdin9. if disse1joss 80 followed!
Istsrnal nediciae ~ speoooeeded -
nscessary. A cure guaxantesd * Uooag
refunded. Fer sals b. n. 3. ODD .
Co.. Wholesale and rstail dsuooi4 -
atsls. w T. 80 sssla
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Meteor. Logical report for the mouth
Of Nay. 1oS0. kept 1t Che ~ vsl-
ley. Kirg Csonty. W. r.
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! n. Vas HAprr.-A Unasilla Iadias

HR Was HAprv IA Uoatilla Indian
came issn town last Tuesday. bought .
splendid covered spriag wages Tar
t250, . ane ~ Of hArnsss los 80. and
then hitchsd vi his tw0 psuies sod
drove cut Of town with . halo Of hap
piness beaming DER his dusky counts-
nansss = inch ihiok. To I'll appsar.
anes. tbs % The hsrpisss day Of his
life. TAu6 every Indian eOah live II
h bat would WateAssos.
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FINE AEAT.--A quarter Of vsal
given 10 ~ Mr. w P Saith. the other
day. has proved. after dee Trial. - nics
! piecs at meat - ever or teeth en-
tered. trisd. roasted o. stswed II ID
alike tender. juicy and delioiOus. Nr
smith mass have . sxosllsht breed Of
epws, judging frsm the Ans nsat snd
the maesi6cent battsr be Asrhsts.
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n ocsv - - sssn b. sDplyiss q ~ Com.
pony's o0ee, vhsso ~ will Al1o - ysesiveA.
y1ll paselsalasD poCo1voG ~ app,ytnoae N
Oool 0deo. j3dts
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AiscELLA G0Us.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-30
---
DYING FOR 4 PRINCIPLE.

There are daily illustrations of the fact
that the world has its heroes beside those
of the battlefield A month ago there was
published the account of the death of ST.
Louis fireman who deliberately braved the
flames with full knowledge of the danger,
in the vain effort to rescue some burning
children. Now we have journalist wan
tonly and cruelty assassinated for daring to
assert that his party convention had neg
lected its duty in nominating known
criminal character fol-. District Attorney.
Mr. Clancy, of the Santa Barbara Press,
who was thus brutally murdered, was a
soldier in the war of the rebellion. As one
of the Boys in blue" he had faced death
many hundred times. He once told the
writer it often required more courage for
journalist to perform his duty to the pub
lie than to take part in a charge on the bat
tlefield The one is done under excite
ment and impulse in the other the step is
never taken without calm and deliberate
Judgment, based upon conviction. In his
dying moments Mr.. Clancy declared that
he wrote his article from principle, and
that he would do the same thing over
again. The people of California have had
enough of this shotgun revolver vindica-
ton. The man. Clarence Gray, who did
the shooting, it appears, is well known as a
desperado. He will be tried for the offeDse,
and if the circumstances are as narrated,
he should suffer the full penalty of the law.
Mr.. Clancy was one of the most conscien-
tious journalists in the State. Although
he had but recently taken charge of the
Santa Barbara Press, it was, at the time OF
his assassination, one of the best papers in
Southern California. Although it may be
a poor satisfaction to the bereaved widow,
yet she has this consolation, that her hus.
band died in discharging a public duty as
much as though he had met his death
while fighting under the stars and stripes.
LStockton Independent, Sept. 18th.
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THE MURDER OF NcEY.-From an
article in the San Francisco Stock Report,
the following is extracted: "He is dead /;
the murderer is alive and surrounded, no
doubt, by compact gang of hoodlums.
They viii proceed to work systematically,
industriousiy and unscrupulously to get
their companion out of the legal net. The
good citizens of Santa Barbara will turn to
their stores, offices, ranches, etc., and will
leave the case in the hands of public off,
cials. Those gentlemen will consider
whether it is worth their while to make
enemies of the Gray gang just for the sake
of dead editor, who can never help them.
The stupidest men to be found in the
county will be put on the jury. The issue
will be duly confused in their mush-filled
heads. Gray will be acquitted, or, at
most, sent for term to the State Prison.
If the latter, he will soon be released and
will have good time while there, and
another will be added to the long list OF
cases in which justice has failed"
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TIE SANTA BARBARA TRAGEDY.
The Oakland Tribune referring to this
matter thus remarks

Liz OaAAoao L ffDUNC w ttiiS
matter thus remarks
Was the provocation of such a nature as
to justify the assassin's deed Did the
murdered editor vilely SANDER the assas-
sin: The Republican County Convention
was held in Santa Barbara on the 18th in
slant, and Gray was nominated for District
Attorney, against the protest of the better
element of the Republican party. He had
rendered himself obnoxious to the Repub-
licans by bis quarrels, his fights, his SLAM
ders and his bad character. The day after
the Convention Clancy, the editor of the
Republican organ. jealous OF the good name
of his party, sketched the general traits of
all the nominees of the Convention, and
said g For District Attorney, man who
goes by the name of Gray, with how many
aliases it is impossible to say, was nomi
mated. The charity of our silence is more
than he can expect The truth, thus
plainly spoken, touched Gray to the
quick. 1t was the truth that
stung, rot the mere publication of
it. After reading it, he met the
editor of the Press, and threatened that if
anything further of a derogatory charac-
ter appeared against him in the Press,
:" the town would not be large enough to
hold them both" He had silenced Others
by his threats. but the editor of the Press
was made of sterner stuff. He had duty
to perform to his party and his country,
and he performed it fearlessly: He knew
by exposing Gray he would incur the dead
ly enmity OF coward and scoundrel, but
he shrank not from the exposure.
For exposing the character OF candidate
"chosen from among the hoodlums and
the law-breakers," the editor was shot
down in cold blood by the cowardly assas-
sin exposed. By his act Gray stands con-
victed of the truth of Glanceys structures.
Gray proves by his act that I" his nomina-
ton was disgraceful in every respect, and
that he is q law-breaker." 1t was a de-
diberate, cold-blooded murder, and as such
he should receive the full penalty of the
law. His escape with less would encour-
age his brother assassins. 1t would be.
dangerous for the public press editors
would stand in constant dread of being
murdered, were they to denounce rowdy.
ism, hoodlumism and law breaking. II is
time to assert the supremacy of the law,
and punish it's offenders. Let an example
speedy, full and inexorable-be made of
the assassin of Theodore Clancy, the
martyr of decency, responsibility and
honor
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Filad santanhsr zsth.

D. R. Bronnell to Mary a. Fr ger May 10, 1880
for 81 undivided fourth interest III southwest quar-
ter of section 35, township north, range east.
Frank Miller 10 James Hall-September %, 1885,
for S495; esst half Of lot g. between | and j. Egh-
teeuth and Nineteenth streets, Sacramento.
STante Lindberg to Christina Liudherr-Sep-
TENDER % 1889, for 81; lots ard 8, between and
l., Twenty-ei, nth and Twenty ninth streets, sacra
mento.
H. Scaper and wife to J. A. Fox-September %,
1850, for sil00. southeast quarter Of section %,
toa uship north, range east, consisting OF l60
acres.
Mary A. Frazer to G. S. Pattor-September 2s,
1880, for 1880; southwest quarter Of section 35,
township 8 nor.h, rang east.
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CLARENCE GRAY, the Republican nomi-
nee for District Attorney, Santa Barbara
county, who assassinated Theodore Clan
cey, editor of the Press, Republican
journal, merits the rope. Mr.. Clancy
died Sunday morning. His expiring para
graph was Tell my friends that | die
like man-die for principle; and would
not 90 back on it now ii / could" Mr..
Clancy is noble instance of martyr
dom to truth. Il Marysville Appeal, Sep.
TENDER 2Sth.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
DYNSoN. judge.

WEDNESDAY, September Goth.
The People vs. Benson D. Buckley Motion here
tofore argued and submitted for dismissal of prose
cution overruled and denied. Exception taken.
l.. Elkus ct al. VS.. NJ. t. Crowel ct al.-Defaul;
of all defendants except N. T. Crowcll entered.
Francis W. Fratt vs.. Whittier, Fuller & Co-Mo
ton for trial overruled and denied
l.. L. Taylor vs. John Watt-Case tried by agree
ment before jury Of six verdict for $50 and costs
in favor OF plaintiff.
Estate of Frank Downey, deceased Petition for
settlement Of final account and for distribution OF
estate filed set for bearing October H. 1880.
Peter Weyhrich VS.. Keller s. Co.-Hearing Of as
signee's account resumed, and continued till 10 A
NJ. to-day.
Adjourned.
TO DAYS CALENDAR.
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CHEERFuLLY RECOMMEND Hammers
Cascara Sagrada Bitters for dyspepsia,
habituai constipation and liver complaint
They have made me well man.
Z. DAVIS. al X street. Sacramento.
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BERrAup,s ISFAtLlRLg INJECTION. = The famous
French remedy for gonorrhGa, glcet, etc. NJ 5.
Hammer, Sacramento, agent for Pacific coast Sent
c. O. ID. TO any address.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARCADE HOTEL.

SACRAMENTO, September %, 1880.
WINS Balch & W, Elgin, Ills Rothsehild, san Frar
Oliver II Cole san fran Neil Burgess &w, do
G. Stoidard W, do II W Alarsten, do
James ,iey, New York Mitchell, Oakland
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HAVE TRIED Hammer Cascara Sagrada
Bitters. and fnd they are all they are recon-
mended to be. o. n. CRoNKITE, Sacramento.
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ALL-wooL BLACK CASHMERE, at 30 cent
per yard. NJ eel anics' Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-30

HAMMERS CAsoARA sAeRspA Buffers for habitua
coraf;pafion
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For WaooPISG CoueH.-Noth.ng equals
Chesley's Re ok aud Rye.
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HAMMERS GLYcERouE TAR. The most perfect
cough cure extant. Hundreds can testify TO It's soou
effects
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oLp Coin SATIN, only 60 cents a yard, at
l.. Bien's, Eighth and J streets.
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LADIES should examine the new ruchings
recently placed in stock at Mechanics Store.
ANY desired style, quality or kind can be
secured, and prices exceedingly favorable to
the buyer
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ALL.wooL BLACK CASHMERE, at 50 cents
per yard Mechanics Store.
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ALL WOOL BLACK CASHMERE, at s. cents
per yard. Mechanics Store.
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ALL-wooL 46-ISoH BLACK CASHMERE, at 65
cents per yard, a. Mechanics store. Best
value in cashmere ever offered by any house
in this community.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-30

HEAVY BLACK GRos GRAIN SILK, at 65
cents per yard, Mechanics Store. This bar
gain should be seen and examined.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-30

HEAVY BLACK eros GRAIN SILK, at 65
cents per yard, Mechanics Store. This bar
gain should be seen and examined
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-30

FAScY WoasTgD DgRss GooDs, in all
shades. excellent quality, at 12a cents. Me
chaliics' Store
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-30

NAGLEE BBANpY.-Purest and best in the
world. 5. +. Middleton, agent, No. 4l9
Pine street, San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-30

OCTOBER STYLES, DOMESTIC PATTERNS, at
l.. Bien's, Eighth and streets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-30

The Best BLACK SATIN for 81 yard, OF
l.. Bien's. Eighth and streets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-30

THE DAVIS SEWING MACHINE received first
premium at the California State Fair, 1880.
Jacob Lang agent, ia J street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-30

LADIES who were so delighted with the
work done on the Davis Sewing Machine at
the State Fair will be pleased to learn that a
general agency has been opened at ia J
street, Jacob Lang manager.