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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-04-17
Ruf Oct So6seitsreiie.


Gin beutI6er 8rins ma6t feline Sod.
;eitsreiie. 9lm berrli9iten Srlblinss'
na9mittase iist er nit ieiner rei5enoer
| iungen Srau in Der lauI9isen @iniamfeii
zines EannentpalbeS unb I9peIet I'm
Sp6gefibl IeineS Slides.
DDS npbI auf Grben 3tpei arbers
Sterbli6e Siebt,' bic 10 Selis iinb tpie i'd
unb bu, tbeure Natalie 2" r,tft ct, etita.
| tii6 gen oben blidenb.
Gin @ort gisbt bas anbere. Stan er.
sebt iicb in tbepretilhen Betra9tungen
aller Dirt, unb fommt 3u Dem S6Iuiie, bab
es fir bic NbsIi6feit bes Slides sIei9s
siiltis lei, pb man in ber 5iitte ober I'M
palaIt ipobne.
QSie bas Yaar eben i'm beiten 8laubern
| 1T, f0mn,t Elm iunser Bauer, lu5tiS Iin=
senp, oe8 @ess oaber.
,@eliebter, raunt bic Brinsefiin ibrem
9atten in'8 DIR, ,lab uns ben 9anbmann
frasen, cb aud er bas Slid fennt unp
peritebt tpie mir !"
nGut!" iast Der Gutte Id6elnS. u5ras
gen ipir!"
Gr mint ben 2anSmann bsran.
,Sast, mein gutter Sreanb," be8innt
er, nahbem er ben MenIten bur6 einise
@prfrasen sutrauIih sema8t rieib Sbr
eigentlid sIiidIih 2"
,,9Sie moint Der Serr bas ?"
ygiun, OBJ Sbr NIT gurem ShidlaI 3us
frieben ieib 2"
,5reili" periest Der Bauer. IS tplBt'
not, ipaS mir absins'. s bob met quits
4ustomm'n; Srau unb ainbsr iinb, @ott
ieiDanf, seiunO, giIe' unb Irinte' ibmsdt
mir unb bon Scrgen uuo 9lerser tpeib |
baIt gar Nir."
,So!@ iast Der 2ronprins beSeutiam.
,Aber beiinnt gud bod einn,aI: babt
Sbr i'm Grnlte gar feline Scrsen? Grs
ipddit GuH ME unb nirBenos einmal elm
8erbrub 2"
,DaS ! not tpIbt'! SD1itens - i,u ia
- bas ltebt ribtig Wan6maL ia......"
Die prinseiiin bOr9t auf.
,Run" er,nunterte Der Prina ,lpreht
ungenirt! Was babt Sbr su Hagen"
ySa" iagt Der Bauer, ii9 binter Sem
Dbre trasenS, ,mandmaI bob bait mos
nit mein Weib. Shansn's, 10 am Sonns
tag. Inter Der Woh' gang | bait not
pisl ms WirtbsbauS; ober tuenn gang,
trinf bait GIas ober stpei. DeS Sonn=
tags aber no, Sbr tpibt's bait, ipie's
ba gebt. DO iitt ma baIt Bel EN- CUTE
Treanb, unb ba fommt gum sipeissn GIas
ierl baS brittle ~ no, unb tpenn ber s5Drs
iter fomnt, trinft n,er aud a pierts pber
d fiinfts, unb bann fommt Der 9err pfars
rer tts q gar Iuiaiosr 4err iit une ea
ftinh tnsy 4 is&m anb d fsbsntt, xnb
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-04-17

3lar I'm Rpran itetts selhrieben:
Was bu tessnit nur. ioIIit ou liebsn;
11nb in elmer anbern Sure:
Was bu fiebit, SaS faufe Hurs.
gluf ber lcIsbart biht Bet Waefta
Snb bns S,ibentinp aetetsG.
Sn Der Mate bon ReDina
Sianb bic Gbriftetn,aie, bic Trina
1lnperihleiert iparar geibe,
Shons fes aeitners alugessueibe.
1lnb 3uIeifa ala bic Dritte
Stanb perI6Ieiert IN Der Dlitte.
Ram Der ssle gaida SamiS,
nHo Der ipsatb sNas tRu' id3 tnnsit "
Mobm bas Su6entinD 9se6gfla
ui't mad feinan pa,as N Metln.
lluo bic Gbriitenurait, bie xrti,e.
Sn ben Sarem bon Ntnitlo.
Dcet 3uIeila NIT bsm Gs6leiex
ssarter nod aasi sinsn 6rpi<<.
Deun i'm Koran itett pedrjGfui
Mas su lenuis nar, fam n 1
pub n slnss etssxn en-
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-04-17
Der gepfagte g6enlaais.
(SberbeIiiId,er 0iaIett. J

Der Ncrrie sraut be ouiiellt nod i'm Iraa,n !:
Oa Idlappt Ie Der, I'M offent Der Be 9aoe;
Dor Gerier friesfte pridIe IN Die Mabe
lin nur bic Gnte*) baIte oid int 3ount.
Der Mipoas tirnntt I'M soIbseipoipne Saunr:
Ou lietrer @ptt, erbarrr' bin nor in @naos
Oa sud Shpn pSoer Sbipenefarirenace,
llnb Scbf persu, ipie oider Seifel4aut!
Der aipenb bdntmert Sprd, Sa flirrt bic Bort /.
BlGs nintmt bic S4nti6t, bic gtillern unb bic
Wieter,
3aab banspt Der Tbee unp fibBLia riedt bie 1ort's
Oa oenflte bann: Die Ncibsleit' bof Der @eierl"
In bridft bid ftilI, I'm idtpatlt taSterbsnsmcrt,
I'm sepit gum Sos IN iudeIit bein xctapsr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-04-17

9erneue RubenS. - SSemanS
b0rte, baB 9tu6enS nit einem eit,sigen
BinIeIItri9e Elm Ia6enbes 8inoergeii9t
in Elm ipeinenbeS babe peripanbsln fDnnen.
y0asu brau9e i9 nibt einmaI einen gin=
iel baS fam id nit benz 8elsnitieI !" ers
ipie6erte CT trpfen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-04-17
SrudtIpfe Remonitration.

Sruhtlo { 8emonit itrdtion.
Gin S6uiteriunse bat ben Corn Der
Nfeilterin erre9t. Sbn iiber'S 8nie Ies
senb, wia cieIeIbe eben mitteIlt zines ipaz
ntiden 8Dbr6enS bic peroiente 3ihtis
sung pcll;ieben, ais ibr Der Sunse in ben
Arm fdllt:
nS6 Sotte bod, @tseitern laiien &c
mid man i4 bab' meine Spnntasss
bpien an"
rs nu man mein SDbnefenl" iast bic
sepisiste @eiiterin ,,Osun siebe ie NAL
runter."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-04-17

ioIIen ia nur eiren @eoaaien fpsit boftrs=
ten !" yDas beiBt Bel mt Elm Gee
banteM - 90? ?1 i6naubt elltrdItet bers
2ieutenant ibn an, BE mir beibt sin
@eoante To- tpie beinabe gar ,ibt8 +
YbiItppine BeIfer, bie biSber
bon alien ShriftiteIlern alS sIGdIit ges
prieiene @attin beg Grsbsrsoss 5sfOinanb,
ion slei6fpobI einem dbnIihen Shidiale
ipie bic barbarilh bingeniorbete Mgues
Bernauerin anbeintgefalIen fem. Iie5e
bemerfenstpertbe Bebaupt,ing bat GarL..
Stein in einem 9lrtifel: ,Dsitfelaiter
,lnb Jleu;eit" aufseitellt seftliBt auf beute
nod in ben 4r4ipen Der StattbaIterei
porbanbene llrfunben. Dieien mad iplL
8bilippine @elisr a,tf itrem ShIoiie 9tnls
bras, mo tie ibrem 8atten stpei S6bue,t
bic NiarfSrafen BON Bursau, BON benen
Der dltere ais GarDinal, bet iiinoere ais
General befannt geipcrben, Seboren unO
cine Reibe sliifIider SABRE perIebt bate,
burd Spei sebungene Nl0roer nitteIlt
Seffnung Der lSulsaoern IN ibrem Babe
Simmer ermproet tporben iein.
Iu8 S9aIf's Gttaten5dab.
| ,DaB bier aud fortipdbrsnb Gtipas
pa1iiren muB!" rief Der 9lequator. Ea
pailirten ibn mebrere Shiffe.
,0aS is Sic enne beinlihe Situatioiy"
ia9te Der Sadie. ga bate er cen Ober.
| IhenfeI sebrphen.
,Oas ipanii4e 8pbr sebeibt auf beis
ben Semiipbdrerl" ia9te Der S6aler.
9a batte Der 2ebrer ibn iiber bic Banf
9elest.
sd trste Dir einen sroBsn Ibeil meis
nes SermDSenS ab," iaete Der 8anquier
su ieiner sSrau. Da bate er ibr bic foita
bare SdIeppe absetretem.
y@el9 ein GefiibI muBt bu, srpBer
Wann, bel Der 8erebrrns bieler Wlense
baben" iaete Der Blaultrumpf. 0a Iies
| ii4 elm JiieIe fur 9elo ieben 1
%, sliidIih, sper BON ieinen @aben
fold einen8crtbeil sieben fartn," iaste Der
@u6erer. Sa bate er a6tsis 4rO;ent
3inien senpmmen.
y0ieier &eaIism,is gefdllt mir" iaete
has 8affiI66en. 0a CAB ibm Der 3eaIs
/ i4itler einen 9uB.
| yB it'd fpebe" unb g 6naz
GER. = Die Sdfpeben batten i'm oreiz
| bi9jdbrisen &riege in ben BON ibnen be=
iesten Ibeilen Deutihlanbs unter 0erz
ipenouns bon Draeonern cine 9lrt sSelpz
ppitoienit sur $oeritelIuns Der gerbinbung
StplIhen ben Stanbprten Der einseInen
Sruppentbetle nit benz Sauptquartier,
| iOipie nit Der 6eimatb einseri6tet. Dieie
| IHtpebii6en Oragpner, ipel6e iif fppbL
AUDI NIT Der Mitnabme bon 8riefen an
unb BON Briratperipnen befabten erbiel=
ten I'm Munoe oeS 8oIfeS bic 8seidnung
80 it1 6weben." 5aber ritbrt Der
jebt nod bic unb oa iherstpeiie ansetpens
bette 4uSbrud. Die Sgei6nuna
80 dDa9er" fitr 8pitillpn 1T aitf oaS
frausoitl6e ,,chevalier'S suriidsufiihren.
Sn Der S6peiS namentIi6 in Der Gegenn
BON Gbur mo Die Spraden Der 9eutihen
unb @eIl6en iid miiden = baber Der
Ausoruf ,,8 auberten," B. |. Gbur's
iHes Stalieniif = tpurbe aus ,,cheya=
lier" Iei6t 80 9 ipalser" unb Daraus
- d m a8er" ais anreSe fur silers
Hpitiaon.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-04-17
Der fIetne Ssis unb Der
SIetf d erblInb.

Der fIeine Ssis bat cine @urit seftobs
len. Die Sleii6ersfrau ienbet BEN
Sll6tlins ibrsn Sunp mad. g8er Iduft
nun i6neller, Der flsine Ssis ober Der
SIeiiderbunS?
IntipOrt: Der tlsine Sbis: benn Der
Sleil6erbunb bat nur bier Beine, Der
fIeine Ssis aber bat Ts8eine.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-04-17
Maunigfaltiges.

Der sitrue.nbe u M o {.
@ptt 9lmpr 1T entriiitet Iebr
Bel Ruttern angefommen,
Gr lei um 8affen uno I'M Webr
Dur6 bid ilnb MIDI setcnmen.
Sn ceinen Ausen iehe man
9IP feline 8feile bItberJ
l1nc mir i'm 9er3en eiebt er an,
Soa al ietn 5euer itsen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-04-17
MaeuLatur.

Dien tim do den: u idbnen @ruB
bon Der Srau Scfrdtbin, un obs Sbnen
net mpsli6 mar, baB Sic uns tpieber a
paar Sunb WtacuIatur abseben fDnnten.
Bud bdnbler: @S tbut mir Ieio,
ale meine WacuIatursGorrdtbe iinb felt
mebreren Mo4en persriffel id rnuB ieet
ielbit faufen.
Dien nitmdbden: SD bruten Sic
bod bait tpieber tpel4es Sic babsn ia
bic 2eute unS bic Mai9inen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-04-17
pic boPpeIte 8ortion.

p Z
2ieutenant: Sobann brinae mir
nein Mbenbbrct - cine portion Minoerz
filet. -
8urf9e: Serr 9ieutenant baben
tpOhl perseiien, baB Sic beute Bel BERN
Gcheimratb SepIer gum MbsnbeIIen aeIas
ben iinbg
Sisutenant: 3ihtig - ma, Sa
bring mir raid sipei Pcrtionen 9inDers
filet.
MaS Elm @e6anfe bebeutet.
rSie, Wtlller, treten Sic eiuen @ebau.
Ten ipeiter ppr!" ruff Der bic AufIteIIuuq5=
front muiternbe gieuteaant einem Gins
idbriss 5reitpiliBen su, Ullller ma&t eis
nst saf5sn S&ritt na1 por.pdrtt,
,,etstrf! iDas ana&sH Ole bsnu I Gis
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s. . $ ,lt opofitiR. 0

s) Befiartbtunoeu.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-04-17

ioIIen ia mur eiren @ebarien fpsit boftrsz
ten !" vDaS beibt Bel mir Elm @es
banfeM - go 2" ihnaubf elltraitet bet
lieutenant ibn an ybeimir beibt eils
@ebante 70 pieI tpie beinabe gar nihts +
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-23
Eastern and Foreign nlaysess.

NV YoRE, April 22d,
BREADsTuFFs-Four is quiet. There is good de-
mand Tor Wheat, and prices have advanced to
81 20@l %.
BosroN, April 22d
WooI-There is steady demand for Wool.
Prices are now more settled than for some previous
weeks. 1t looks as if the bott prices have been,
reached for fine fieeces. Manufacturers have been
operating more freely. The sales of the We k have
been upwards of 000, Coo fhs, of which 46S0 lbs
were fine Ohio, Pennsylvania AID rein feeces,
at 400 lie for Y 40d42c for XX, d4ic for Xxx
and fancy clips. The best Xxx fieeceS are row firm
at 411c. Michigan and Wisconsin fieeces have
been selling st 37039c; Vermont Y 35c; New
Hampshire Y, SIZE There is more doing in Cali
iforlis Wool, with considerable inquiry for neigh
boring markets. New York buyers and others
looking around. Sales have been 415000 As at 2s3
@130e for spring, 15d25c for fall Pulled Wool has
been in demand with sales of 334 coo bs Including
large lines of Western; slpers, at 32G37c, a good
and very choice Eastern at 4od5Oe Some consid-
cradle pulled has been sold at 35@40c. In un-
washed heeces there have been sales If $50 600 lbs
OF all grades and qualities including the best me-
diums, at 30d32c. Combng and delaine fseces are
quiet with few sales OF fine deaine and eomhug
at 4Ia45c and unwashed at 30c. Coarse eombing
Wools are dull. Foreign Wool has been o;uet with
sales of 144000 lbs Australian at 39642c and 4O600
lbs Montevideo at S0932c. Mont video Wool is
held with more firnness, but is hard article to
sell. on account Of the small number Of rnanufact-
urers who use it. Carpet Wools have been quiet.
LIVERPOOL April 22i.
A leading grain circular says The rise in prices
in the United States caused Wheat this side to be
held for advance in all positions There
rather more activity in the various spot markets,
but only few advanced slightly. Business cargoes
off the coast and future arrival were slow They
were held above buyers ideas On the spot and in
the neighborhood since Tuesday there was good
demand for wheat at Tuesdays full prices.s Corn is
steadily held and a shade dearer he attendance
at to DAYS market average and there was q
moderate consumptive demand. Flour except for
some particular brands, wss dull. There was fair
inquiry for corn at the late rate for American
mixed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-23

THE STOCK MUST BE SOLD; IN FACT WE HAVE NO OPTION is
binding the firm that rendering made by
month this sale uled
SPRING SEASON hand HALE BROS perfectly that but
have
to MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP OUR
VARIOUS HOUSES the ementon
We place the opportunity purchasing
BIG DISCOUNT
that method business
confidence
Heretofore HALE BROS bond
in
G0ODS?" The
will be in Everything
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-23
Sacramento Market.

FRUrI-our Sacramento quotat.ens are from
the price-iists Of ". Strong G Co. and are,
revised up to p u. Yesterday TGcy rep.
resent trade prices, and have in view selected
fruits suitable for shipment Spitzeubcrs and other
choice eating Apples, 81 25 q box; ocokirg, 9ocd
s. %; oranges, Californa. s2@2 . Sicily io&l2
y box California, q 6oa3 California etron, per
box, 81 so; bananas S4da4 so e bunch sugar
cane, 81 50@S o bunch pine apples, s3s : lozen !;
lines, 81 50G1 70 e loo; do, Z box, SI0311.
Apples very scarce. California Oranges are
now coming forward freely, and improving in
quality as the season advances Sacrament Straw
berries are coming in better supply Thev far
superior to San Jose and Others. w quote,
15a20c
DRIED FRUn-Apples. sliced, ease; do qlartered,
Gaze; pears 9@l1c; plums, pitted, Halle whole,
case; peaches, l3taI4c: peeled, 1o9l3o orunes.
12@1+c blackberries, l5@1sc; Figs, 7;91Gc
HoNEY-Comb, San Diego, 13d15c; comb, in :. ib
cans, 50 50d14 extra extracted, 9e1loe { t. com.
mon extracted, 6eesc y IL.
SgED-Alialfa, 158l7c; Timothy (Fssteru) l0@
12e; Red Clover, l5@16c; Red Top 1$Gi5c.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-23

80. .. .. 80. F..
DRESS GOODS MUST col

DEPARTMENT WILL. BE LITERALLY
Furnishing will be In shall All Depart
suffer- the "INEVITABLEp p but Don't
l doubts the whole thing
sale will find that will
been profitable
We that the public
delayed
injustice delay it won't bit good
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Epw. cADwALAoER.

nFyIcF. CORNER THIRD AND J STREETS
4 residence corner Tenth and n streets, Sacra
mento. Cal.
Notary Public
United States Commissioner
Commissioner oi DEEDS Tor The States and Terri
tories and Coayeyancer.
Deeds, Mortgage, wills, Leases, Contracts, etc
yawn and aekno Hledgea. mrlsH
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE
EEUs0UaG & LAGEs,

NTos. 50, Sc AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO.
~ dealers iu Produce and Brewers supplies
ts.nrfac,nrers - Nal. and oil kinds Of Meals, etc
oatmeal. Corrrn al Cracked Wheat Graham -Four,
Bcek wheat Floay, etc New Grain Bags for sale
Inf
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recommended that it be stricken out The report Sas
signed by seven members OF the committee.
S. b. (rosd hill) was again taken up. Question
Baker oi Tolc.
Atl2:S0 2. " pending tie consideration of the
substitute and various amendments, the House took
recess until =. Il.
Afternoon Session.
The House reasssmblsd az : z. ~, speaker Parks
in the chair Consideration Of ). q > rsumed,
and lhe substitute Of Mr.. RtkeY 81 Nel0 ss the
smen ;nenss tneret5. &r. Filtt ir ty chair. A
long cehsje foioHsd Tie t0kiag ui,u " lnis sGhsti-
tute, which WAS amended e. uissy ;h, aaNimum
road poil,say S. and thst Oversees lIi,sissiou
ers shall eoiect the read ,5Xt5. fep-ag other
alnee mem (tae Speaker iN ,le et'i'r3 at $50 the
House adjourned uvtiI Il 4. IS. >ls0aJsy
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-23

LADIES' AND CI1ILDREu'S HOSIERY,
Muslin Underwear,

AS WE'LL AS TNE ATNTS oUTEET&z,
OU
CONFER
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nENTTsT. T.-(REMovED TO QUgNs sagTs
/ j RaElding, corner Fourth and stTeets). S.fftYS
STtificlsl Teeth Inserted all bases Improved
Li1uid Nitrous onSe Gss, ior the Painless Extrsc.
lion Of Teeth. mrz4-d
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IN PA SOILS.

WE SEEM TO REIGN SUPREME
AND If THE DEMAND CONFINES SHALL FIND
ONE JAPANESE PA2ASoLs
PRICES
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY


j. rs. AtAAE.
Late with wsehhorst, and successor to Fioberg,)
g4TATcHMAKER AND JEWELER, ~
= No. 80 street, between Second and %ssS.
rhsr5. Dealer IN Watches, Clocks, Silver - Ss
ware, Je~elry, etc. Repairing in al its ~ ~
branches a speciality, under MR. FLo8ERS.
uIr
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6 60 q - $50 $50
As We are this season displaying.


RsPREsEsTeD
REeURTsG
Orr STORES
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WHITE LABO8RRS VIA TED.

Canada Pacific Hallway, British
Columbia.
SSTEADY WORK WILL BE FURNISHED ON
= above railway at Yale B c.. to all hardy and
industrious White Drill rs who will apply rs below.
WAGES-Superior Driileis, g per day. ordinary
Drillers, 81 rs per day. Good Board, 81 per week
Upon application in person, tickets to the works
viii be advanced at the redn ed price of sl2 TO be
deducted from wages earned. Work on this contract
viii be prosecuted for several years. Apply TO
JAMES BUGBEE,
No II Drumm street, San c1ancisco
April, 1881. A. oNDERDoEn, Contractor.
a1-lm
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DENTISTRY.
III. II. PIsRseS.

nENTIsT, 4l5 STREET, BETWEEN srE-Q
kB Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Arti HffffS
fetal Teeth inserted Gold yuleaDite and all bAses
.rous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered foi the
painless extraction Of Teeth. a14-t1n
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TEE 4TEENFY ENsNY

Pabished in seIni-wee'ly plrtsl
Is Issued on Wednesday AMI sat'ndsy If each wee
comp sing z ht Pages N each isle nrSixegn Paea
eaeil we < a1i is the eheauest eni most f'ear he
Hone. News aad Literary Journal published the
Pscif Goa
Terms One Year 81 30
seaai-Seei.!y sratar. A:;verHsinG 2ates.
Hat Square 81 20
En- "A addi.ioael fine. 20
On j,isIe. l time. 10
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F. r. TEBBETs.


IL
No. 5271 street, between Fifth and Sixth.
aT.lplga
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326 ACRES

OF WHEAT LAND, IN YoLo COUNTY,
W situated on the County Road between Dav s
vile and Woodland, and about three miles distant
from either station. For further particulars, apply
or address WM P. COLEMAN, Sacramento. al-Im
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TELESCOPE.

NFA9E BY SALoMoN& & SONS, ,ALBERMARLE
w street, London, and costing there go with
Terrestrial and Celestial or Astronomical Day and
Night, Eyeglasses and Tr pod, all complete,
hogaHy box, will be sold cheap. Inquire Of
ago -Iplm DALE & CO., Sacramento.
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"A FEW WORDS ABOUT coRsETs


LUBlN LuRIN
a CORSET" OUR
AGREE IN OF
We MUST NOT OVERLOOK OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

sET ANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
~ Female Particular attention paid to Furnish
aE Eoteis, Private Families and Farmers with Help,
sTee u Charge TO employers. HOUSTON & CO..
one door south Of Fourth and K streets, Saera-
cnento civ. aIS-Ipff
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w:,AtAM b. mELEaa

Iate With Floberg},
40. eos STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 81
Y Matchmaker and Jeweier. Importer sSSrs.
,Dd sesler in Watches, SuverRsre, Jesgeiry, - =
&c Bepairing 4 specially, under Robert GSAissas
Harsh All country orders promptly attended TO.
mr2Q-lpH
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" sNTED. LOST AND FOUND

TeEsissrnents of Eve Lines in this department are
"a Fted aor % eents for time; three times for 70
of 7b cents peT week
$4,000 three @ or Fl five fo years Gives es SIC 90 Il
worth Of best farming land as security and will pay
per cent interest clear of taxes Inquire of CAR i
SfROBEL, 52l street Sacramento. 22.6t8 1tsw*
6 TRAYED OR STOLEN, APRIL 2Orn, ~
- from the premises of Fifteenth tSzSySe
Al streets-A sp of Horses Mare ES[S.
Years old, dark sorrel white ia e Horse, Yetrs
cd, light sorrel, heavy name and tail, and branded
Whoever returns the animals or gives information
ct their whereabouts will BE suitably rewarded.
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LACE-TOP GLOVES, AND SILK MITTO |

KNOwY Ya
THEE
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EIN0UND-A BLACK HORSE -THE1N
A owner can get him by calling at JAS. LIN
kEDFERN'S blacksmith shop, Dry Creek, q ~.
Cal and paving costs a9g-3t
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WE
A
ELSEWHERE RIGHT
CHsERTuLLY - - - "
= ON Hs PRICE !!
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TIE DAILY RECORD UNION.

s.ae atthe Fo. tee tsaeraneno as .eeond eass rs.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-11
An Engine Fight.

Day before yesterday, a fight took
place 10 the yards, in this city, between a
lot Of engines aud a couple OF rival roads.
Ii has been kept quiet, but The facts have
reached our ears. 1t seems that engine
No. 81, of the G. B, d .. was 10 the yard,
and it had just brought in load, consist
ing Of car Of glucose and one or two
others. 1t was getting out Of the road as
fast as it could, when Wabash engine
came into the yard With string of emp ties
and tired to make the G, &. i Q, boys
take them. The latter resisted, and the
w abash engine came up. locked horns
with the q. B. & Q, aud tried to push the
empties upon them The @. B. Il 0.
whisted for assistance, and ths new en-
giGe No. Is. built on purpose for heavy
work. came 10 their assistance. aud began
to push the Wabash fellows. Just then
a Wabash freight train came in. and
the Wabash fellows took its sngine, and
putting it on behind their forcs, added
that to the pile and began to push. The
No. Is was, however. too many for them
and it steadiy gained ground. The Wa
bash men added engine after engine TO
their side, until they had seven all pushins
With this number they about held theul
even, Then the G., B & @ added g
freight engine to their force. 1t was thus
seven engines against three They began
bucking each other. The strain was too
great. Finally the car of glucose smashed
and they rap car into tank Of Mid
land engine that the Wabash buys had
pressed into service This made them
stop and think. and they let the O. 3. &
Q. out of the yard, having failed to make
their poiDt:-PsoTiG Journal