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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-06
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The Colorado bug has made his appear
ance earlier than usual. I found veteran
specimen few days since sitting on clod,
as il in meditation, and found on close
inspection that he was on a potato hill,
waiting for the plant tooome up. he quit
waiting. e
The marriage Of q. p. Cozsts Of
Parksville, to Mis- Jennie V. Lee was
consnmmated on Monday forenoon, at the
residence Of the brides mother, Mrs. f. J..
lee The principals lef, Immediately for
their home in Boyle. We bespeak for
Jennie kindly Eelcome among her new
eohnectioas. st
Some Of the rapers are Boosting that
the alleged restoration Of an invalid on the
faith principle, who had been for two
wears uppsrently helpless, has been proved
to be simply a relief from we'll developed
case Of laziness. Well, be il so. II faith
hss wrought a cure Of lssine-- !, has
certainly accomplished miracle.
-RIcH AND RARE AND RIcHERcHE-
Mrs. W. R.Williams and Miss Mamie Brown
propose TO celebrate "MAy-day" by open.
ing a new and tasty esiablishment--s
grand Ladies Exchange 'TTwhere Youth
and Beauty aud Fashion can procure the
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- Hooa Wofh horse Tor sale Apply q
B. q. Afford.
". I Gentry cold to Collin, 0entry
30 head hogs AZ fts.i. "
-Dairymple The Mrns.o,s iarmer. he,
sowed 10000 sores Of wheat tkls sprins.
Three hundred cattle were sold Al
Harrod'burg Court Monday, ~ sto 5 cts
s. ". Bruce bought Of Mai sandide,
biz lot Of cattle for July delivery, at
cents.
Wool !. quoted In Louisville At % Ia
p cents for unws.hed, and Is to " for
washed.
). ,. strode Of Virginia, bought Of
llunley Singleton house and lot IN Crab
Orchard Tor si.20l
Only hundred cattle at Paris, Mon.
day, with sales at To a. No mules.
Few plug horses Al $40 10 $3.50.
p T. Gentry and W. y. Evans, Of
Boyle, sold their cattle for July delivery
TO IIackeli, Of Cincinnati. FOR 81 cents.
r. and L. Logan and u. Ieean, IT,,
.old their fat hogs for cents. Thos. Lii
lard sold biz Tor q, Jerry oveas vas the
purchaser. NN Ait
Al a sale in Scott, yearling mules
brought $40; yearling cattle, S3a.50; mich
cows, $3.50; Coiswold ewes, $3.50; stock
hogs, s.; snd one 2.year-old isck colt,
s4O4.
SAN Bruce was 10 Nelson last week,
and bought so head Of slop cattle az 81
and $3.50, from 900 to 400 pounds, to be
delivered about the middle Of this month.
e. Danville Advocate.
John NJ. Hail sold TO Mr.. Hsnns, q
Lexington, @ sheep at 1926, S-yeI old
cattle for $50, and milk cows for SIS. |
J. !. Moberly sold 20 ams - .hssp at
$3.50. A. 7. Nunnelley sold 10 sa,ne q
cattle a, so, and 80 stock hog. al o. cents.
"A sobs,sntisl .fsrmer inform. ), that
II Is a rule with him 70 hill eight dog Tor
every sheep that Is killed by canines. lie
hasn', had much luct This Spring. lie
has bet two sheep and killed sixteen dogs
Of the season = few night. since. 4 Glasgow
Times. fffF ff ~
In Cincinnati common cattle bring
$40 to 1926; choice butcher grades, S5.25;
best shippers, 500 hog are quiet at 81
h ss.25 for select butcher, dowa 20 $3.50
70 500 Sheep are 6fm At 81 to 5 cents;
clipped, q % u Spring ismbs'sre .csrcei
At to 10 cents a
-CouSTY CouRr.-A good crowd WA.
Ia attendance, and considerable business Of
various kinds was transacted, the mer.
,hAnis especially doing good shars. The
Iuciioneers report about go cattle Of CON-
non qualify. Capt II. T Bush says he
made sales at from 3 TO 4 cents per pound
Horses sold from so TO 500. The Buffalo
Wills property was purchased by >. F..
'auis for s4.OO5.
The new parlor cattle car, patented in
,incinnati, has made trial trip to New
FORK, with 20 head Of cattle weighing
9 500 pounds-the heaviest load Of stock
yer shipped--snd i found 10 be complete
uccess. The trip was made in three DAYS,
nd the cattle were pronounced in a. good
on their srrivsl a. on their
departure, having been vatered snd fed
hree times every day without stopping
xcept to 6ll the tanks with water. The ,
ar i arranged into stalls, and the animal
an lie down or stand up as he chooses.
'ur townsman, Mr. j $. Hughes, invested :
Iberally in the company which is to build
hem, and those who have examined the
NJ sav he has a honanxa
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Livingston to Louisville, is mAnifestly
unjust. We also want the jury system
changed, giving equal challenges on each
aids. that we may be abe TO punish a
criminal We also want the jury, trying a
case 4 psiit larceny, to have the power to
whip or not whip the offenders, at their
discretion. We want these subjects fully
discussed.
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Oui subscribers this week are Mis- MARY An
dcfson. Mr.. 2. p hin, Judge 4. W. Brown. Stan
lord Mrs. Mary Grow, shawnee Mound, No., BY
Col. 4. Y. hill W. P. Horn, Crook. W. Va; n.
B. wiilmsn. Catlstlsburgi Miss Emma LAckey,
" Richard Bradley, Parksvillei Pryor Nance,
Mouth St. rraneis River. Ark O. ". Gunnel,
Albany, KY r. W. Giveus. n J. COney, Levi
Hubble, SHELBY City; james NcCATley, Lancaster
=. W fsir, Liberty; Mrs.. Annis Hswland, J. y,
strOde. Crab Orchard VA. joseph Baliou, John @.
smith. Sfanlord
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Our Drug complete
yarnshes Dye stuGs FOIL
ef
the school Books Letter Pa
Envelopes, window Glass. Putty Carbon and
Headlight Oils, Lamps, Chimneys, &c.
watches Clocks yewelry repaired short notice, and
Physeians' Prescriptions accurately day
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Monday was lively day
with candidates. Mr. Elder, Of Casey,
wilhdrew from the Senatorial race, and
Mr.. james A. Harris, Of this county, an
nounced himself a. a candidate subject to
the action Of the Democracy. lie had
seen the Casey people, and had found out
that while good number Of them would
preisr 10 see Casey man nominated. they
we're slsnnch Democrats aud would sup
port The nominee Of the party, whoever he
may be. Col Robt. Blain then seized the OPP
portunity 10 announce hiinselfa candidate
for the senate until the DAY Of the regular
election. Colonel llain thinks he sees a
coming r,impas la the Democratic ranks,
BY which he will be able 10 make his cali
ing and election sure, but Ne hope and be-
lieve he will be- woehilly disappointed.
Mr.. A. r. Clarke. Of Casey. made a short
speech, rs.announcing his candidacy for
the Senais and ~ t~ertins biz sllegiAnee
to the bemocracy The cicero o. the
Moupbins, Mr.. Robbiis, made As usual an
amusing speech, and held his audience for
aboul an hour and half lie thinks he
has lien GA . seal ID the neat General
Assembly indge W. o. lIansiord in a
ned little speech announced his candidacy
ior lhe Lesl3la,ure subject 10 the will IL
the Dewocraey. ~. n. d. Hughes. hay-
INK Withdrawn from lhir rnes 10 accepi a
lucrative poaitlon, lsases the 6sht between
ths Two Cab onchard contestants, and
come lively clauing u expected. The pal
mary occnfi on thl 2sth o. this month.
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Mns. NJ. =. DAVIES ha. returned from
the cities with an elegant assortment OF
Fashionable Millinery Call and exam.
inc Il.
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MEAstrs.-Thos, W. maeksrly has bic
hands full His wife and ten children ,re
down ailh lhem.A DIS -ILLI
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An kinl, Of plsnts Tomatoes, Cabbage,
Pois'oe., Sc Cor 'ale at Msiiingly 4 Sons.
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goRN--On Wednesday night, 10 the vile
Of John White, Of ihis comfy, hoy;
weight, y pounds
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rnr location Of the shops Of the l.. a y.
remain ia aaiuo gao. but General Manager
,. peFuniak will be upin few DAYS aud
make iinalily Of the matter
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fLrAsr OnsERyg.--lf YOU lind your ac-
count In the hands Of an officer. DO not
blame me- I have given you warning.
This is intended for all. J. H. lhucs.
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PLEASURE CAnRiAGrs.-l win receive
In few days a car load Of pleasure
carriages, and il viii be 10 the advantage
Of ;hose intending to buy 20 waitand exam
Inc my stock q. d. Wearen.
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FAnNFR- should be certain 10 W. Geu.
u. Mearen before .elling their wool
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notsr and Garden, near town, Zoe rent
balance Il year h. q. Afford
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THr mails are feanully out Of keller. The
package Of INTERIOR JovESAls to Shelby
city, the next postonioe north Of here,
was not delivered I'm the next day, piece
of the most inexousable oarelessness.
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LocsL marrFRs.

CalL aud .es the Chaapion Irvine Bin
der At Geo D. Wearens
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WIS htLhh iit"hf- ma. opened a iul
ine 81 NilHnerf in eVnidtbtn salf hei
p'efsat l3tke AdifitN1 hbll litl Sc,
her.
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MuRpER CAsE.--The Sheriff Of Pulaski
vas in this county this week summoning
Jurors Cor the Gilmore and Niece murder
trial at Somerset. lie got the most Of his
men Ia the Turnerville neighborhood, aud,
% far as Justice Is concerned. he could not
have gone TO a better locality. Every man
there l. for the execution Of the law, and
~ a general thing they are not afraid To
call . murder murder. Col W. q. WEIGH
aud Judge NJ. C. sauaey were telegraphed
for 10 assist in the prosecution, and II
Millir, the man who claims that he was
the one supposed 10 have been numbered
y iy'hs sbou. 4, They viii be very apt to
disclose that TACT. We learned, however,
Yesterday that he had recanled, and nov
pys thai d was eousin Of bis, who wa,
nere aboulphs tune % ,he murder and has
% Ssea heard q since.
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NOT LUNoHEs Ar an HOURS

u 'flal oalIs allss o. ibsal.Ilsst hottie
srf-ii JOhS \. HIocINs.
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CONFECTIONERY
MD
LU NcH HoU SCI

rnE CITIZENS o. LuRCOLN ART AZ.
speelfully lnh4med ilai have opened nm lins
q coneciionerles Of All kinds 10 sten lord, neal
serve
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Tnr rain i' interfering considerably With
those who have not finished planting corn,
but Il i inst too awful lovely, ~ the girls
say, Cor the crop already In.
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bffoaA you give your tailor or your
farnishsr of clothing The positive promise
10 purchase from him, see the stock Of Men
and Bays Clothes j. Winter a Co., cor
nei 81 Third aud Market Streets. Louis.
WILLIE Ky, have 10 their Ready Made de-
parlmenl o. the piece good. on the second
Zoos Of their building, ihe Merchant Tail
Or department, inom which 10 make suit
By neAsurs. You will be pleased eish the
prices and styles.
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lr !. reported that Miss LA Butner, who
has been suffering Tor years with disease
peculiar to women, has been restored to
health NJ the Pink Cottage.
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PoIsoSIso lloRsE-.--some emi.safies
Of the devil have lately shown their COW
andy spite by poisoning several horses Of
Hon. VIM. Berkele, Of Garrard, and he has
offered 500 ior the arrest and conviction
Of the sniltv .coundrels.
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II isaeainsi the law nov TO 6.h wi,h
hook and line OF any other wsy in Dir
River and Hanging Fork, Or any II their
I fs.Iufarica
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BFHFA CoLLEaF has Just received an
endowment Of $4,000 from philanthropi.ts
in Massachusetts,. New York, New Jersey,
penn-ylnania, Ohio and Illinois.
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rHs docpr .s that there are more
cases Of Typha- Fever IN this vicinity
than far years.
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CoNrRAcr.--M t. $. ". Matheny received
telegram Wednesday informing him that
sections ~ to -. inclusive, on the Knor.
willie extension had been awarded to him.
Calemao 4 Gleason wtre first given the
,sork lqit they failed 20 come to time. The
sections extend from London South.
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srRAws tell which way the wind blows.
Two different orders haze been received
from Louisville, Nv, in the La, month for
Domestic Sewing machines by Geo. D.
w..
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An the parties in the suit Of John W.
Miller ". the Lancaster National Bank,
wgh their sister. their cousins and their
aunts. were over The week The object II
the plaintiff was to make a suPercedia'
bond, tho the Bank objected to the securi-
", bat after two days Of examination into
t'e .olsepcy a the gentlemen who were
offered, the bond was taken. Col. W. o..
Bradley represented Mr.. Miller and An
derson \ Herndon the Bank.
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MIS- RosE RIcHARDs, the pretty little
flower girl, has lot Of the choicest flowers
Tor sale. She will replenish her stock in a
lev days from Louisville, and ihose wish
ins TO make srecial orders will please see
her AZ once.
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Fi-mSo rscKLs At McRoherls a s,aess
4 lnl Of larnaI paner u lhA Office.
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DISSOLUTION or COMPREHENSIVE.

For further particulars inquire Of the under
signed TO whom all bids must be addressed
jyIS 3p2w JAS. n. PORTER Secretary.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

The Board Of Supervisors met again at . A.
NJ. Yesterday as Board of Equalization.
All present except Mr.. Bsckley. Further
applications for reduction Of assessments were
received as follows:
From II. Winters, to have the improve
meats upon the east quarter OF lot :. between
NJ and n, Second and Third streets city, re-
duced from s, 500 to $4,000. Taken under
advisement.
From John KILLED, for reduction on i'm
provemeuts situated upon the south part OF
fot /. between II and l, Eighth and Ninth
streets, city, from $500 to $500 Same
action.
From Henry Treichler, TO have the assessed
value of the north ID feet of south half of
east 65 feet, lot s, between l and j. First and
Second streets, city, reduced from IS, 800 to
IS 600, and improvements upon same from
So 600 to Sc coo. Same action.
a copy of the writ of certiorari from the
Supreme Court, relating to reduction OF as
sessments upon railroads, was received, and
the Clerk was instructed TO certify to and
forward the records and papers called Tor IN
the case.
Mr.. Bailey offered, in view of the recent
reductions made by the Board upon the as
sessed value of the railroad property IN TINS
county, the following resolution: =,
Be it resolved, that the assessments on ell
the real estate and Improvements OF the
county of Sacramento Cor 1872 be reduced
40 per cent. of assessed value, save and ex,
cept the railrosd property heretofore reduced
by this Board.
The resolution was laid over by consent
until all the members of the Board are pres
ent.
A. NJ.
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ADVERTISEMENT Il zNrIoN.
Auction Sale.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.

The regular meeting of the Board of City
Trustees was held yesterday forenoon. All
the members were present. After reading
and approving the minutes of the last
meeting, business was transacted as follows :
a report was made by Mr.. johnson that
he was unable to make the extension applied
for of water main between o and P, from
Seventeenth to Twentieth Streets as he
could not at present obtain the necessary
four-inch pine.
Samuel Kirwin fled demand for $500, as
damages for injuries sustained by being upset
while driving on Tweniy-third street with
his buggy. The claim was unanimously re-
jected.
Application was made by George e. Bates
for allowance Of the claim of Curtis & Clunie
for $4,000, as counsel fees in the case IF
Hoagland VS.. Sacramento City. This claim
was also rejected.
A communication was received suggesting
that additional lamps be erected in the plaza
Referred 20 Mr.. Davis.
John a. Cunningham, Chief Engineer of
the Water Works, reported that during the
past week the works had been running full
time, and the total number of gallons Of
water pumped was q, So, $50.
The following bills were audited and al
lowed: Garlic & Croly, 81, goo; Scott &
Muir, 81 80; S. r. Caldwell, Sc; A. II.
Penebsky, S173 flor laborers): J. Gribble
(assignee) S5S 7. J. Ballou, SCI so: w. A.
Il G. S. Houghton, S25 80; Baker & Hamil-
ton, Sc d B. H. Covall, S42; T. NJ Mar
shall, S42 James Woods, S36.
The Board then adjourned.
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LADIES, yon can buy good linen buster
for 81 at the Red House.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, July 25th.-Left here o.day, to ar.
rive in Sacramento July 29th U. Simon, S.
Donnebaum, San Francisco; Com. Upshur,
U. S. NJ; Mrs. Pujalo, NJ. Tarras, Miss Tarras,
Bal celona, Spain Mons. Brumier,, Mons.
Mattel, Nine. De Champhers, Paris; A.
Hewell and family, Modesto, CAL; Charles
a. Aliphant, Mystic Bridge. Conn; John
Hind, Sandwich Islands; Tsu Soon Kee,
Lnesing, China.
twenty-five through emigrants left on Sat
urday nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sac.
ramento July Slst, and % last night, to ar
rive August 1st.
CARLIN, July 25th.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: Mrs. n.
G. Shackleford. Cincinnati, o.; A. w.
Comins and wife, Oakland; G. A. Brown,
Sandwich Islands f. l.. Marshall. New
York; Colonel r. Plumb and wife, Steater,
ILL.,; r. d. Fox, San Jose; W. G.. Gordon,
New York G. I. Kamm. Portland, Or; R.
Allen, Australia; E. A. Gibson, San Fran
cisco; ID. G. Griffin and wife, Nebraska
Miss Folett, Washington College,; Miss
Trigg, Corigan, KY; Rev. III. S. Jeffreys, U.
S. A.; 90 emigrant passengers, including sc
males. to arrive in Sacramento July 9th.
NEwHALL, July 24th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow Jas.
Derborp, John Hill, James Dehoos, VIM B.
Hooper, San Francisco VIM. Sullivan and
child, Arizona; A. Mason, wife aud child,
VIM. G. Mason, Silver King J.F. Knapp,
Arizona Miss A. Robbard, Silver King
W. Milrea, Tucson; E. T. Saulter. San
Francisco Charles Kennedy, Kansas City
j. B. Stockton, Toronto; Mrs. J. P. Hill.
bert, Chas. Seyler, Oakland ; I. NJ. Edwards.
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Bicycle riding, boat riding. horseback
riding and buggy riding, together with the
delightful pastime of bathing in the placid
waters of Suisun creek, are INDUCED in
daily, to some extent, by the young people
of Suisun City.
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Ds. UNsARs LIQUOR AsTIDoTz carefully prepared
OF the best Quill Bark by NJ S. Hammer, druggist,
Sacramento. The celebrated cure for drunkenness.
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SEE new advertisement of Red House.

FoR LADIES AND CHILDREN Hammers Cascars
sagrada Bi,ters acts like charm in costiyeness
biliousness, disordered stomach, etc.
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HAMMERS CAscAEA sAesADA BrrTEss can be found
in all Sacramento drug stores.
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FHyHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
Il ing between the undersigned is hereby dis.
solved All demands Of said firm will be paid TO
A. A. VAN VooRHfE,, who viii settle all accounts
and continue the late business of r. Stone s. Co. /"
undo rthe new firm of A. A. VAN VOORHEES, co. -
Sacramento. July l, 1881.
ROCKWELL STONE,
iyl-3plm a. A. VAN VOORHEES,.
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UFs Ia HLafs etlllInHI y MS Il he Dtsl
remedy in the world for General Debility, Nervous
and PHYSICAL Prostration. Loss Of Sexual Nigor,
Seminal En issions, and the many al mcnts caused
by Excess, Self buse, Dissipation, etc All SUI
ferers, young and old, will find in these PILLS
remedy that speedily restores wasted vitality and
kin9es the fame of Hope, Health and Ambition.
MARS PILLS are a veritabe " Fountain Of Youth "
Price, 81 so per bottle. Sentby Express on receipt
Of price for c. o. D., 10 any address. A. Nc
BOYLE & CO., Druggists, ?. o. Box 1852 San
Francisco. m25-6m
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAsRADA BirTgRs produces
fine clear complexion, il cesnses the body Of all
impurities.
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The best Meals In she city a; Feferson's,
els and go street. BI.tf
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WHEN you are all played out be careful
what you eat, but take Kidney-Wort.
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TIe only Genuine sztlk Broad, delivered
every mcrting, by ". r PETERSON t2Q :. M Il
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAaRApA BrrTRRs cures all
complaints arising from DISTRACTED state Of the
sytem
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BLACK alpaca silk finish, only 15c. per
yard, at the Red House.
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IT is morning" in dry goods. Hales are
here, at the corner of Ninth and K streets.
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Iris morning" in dry goods. Hales are
here, at the corner of Ninth and K streets.
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters cures
constipation, liver complaint and purifes the
blood
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Reoucutng OF Pef, rsan's sew Palace
Confectionery. Dining, Ice Cream and oyster saloon
Nos 6iS and 90 street. Sacramento, jy6-Splm
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a. q. vERM.lyA

EoUNTY CORONER AND UNDER-s- -
" taker, No. les street, between <zt-z1-'
Fourth and Fifth. Always on hand large assort-
ment of Metallic and Wooden Caskets, Bur.al Cases
and Cofins Shrouds furnished and Funeral
Wreaths Preserved. Coffin orders will receive
prompt attention on short notice and at the lowest
rates. jyl44plm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-26

SEE the new advertisement of Red House
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-26

Drink Rails PepSiu Uiuc RItters" and
be happy AMI content IL IS absolutely pure Cures
Dyspep'ia Indigestion and the "blucs" Il has re
ceiycd FIRST Premium throughout the state ie25-u
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-26

HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters is the
best spring medicine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-26

HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters is an
antidote for malaria.