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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-22
"Timc at last sols ali things even"

There ii no cruciil, like time. and lis r,vcl,
tioLs in tho case of Mr. Parnell have been no
lass rapid than clear ard distinct. Ha Is q
demaRo9ue CT dsnagogurs and but for his iatk
OF sense would have been darge one. Az
ID il he has only Increased the burlors mn!
hardshirs OF hia unfortunate end suffcrirc
oounrymen. At tho frs. inlimeton Of person.
al danger he deserted his dcIudcd followers aad
Had his country, and was only induced to rctnrp
by the great dread OF the opprobrium such
behavior was receiving in all quarters. Mr..
5hnw, tho respected homo ruler from Cork,
says: 81 can understand and reepec! tho rev
lutlonists, but despise and condemn tho mon
grtl that talks buster, hints at physical icroc.
sbking sway at the first hint of danger, lcav
Jog tho poor people he has fooled helpts, in
the hands Of an enrsGod class and government"
be also charges tho Parnoll party With havir &
torc,d the British government to pass tho w;r3t
coercion bill ever introduced, and af having On.
daDgered good land bill. MIR. James Ste-
pheus. the Fenian head csntrc, says: "Hc
considers tho Parnel obstructonst mai &C lvrcs
~ tuo i1uuSo VI CummODS RS unworthy OF Rp
Irish party, undigoisd impotic and calcu.
lated to alienato rather than to attract the sym.
pathios of tho people," The Popo has *
Dross,d his Indignation at Mr.. Parnell and the
principal members CT the LIND League for
having formed an alliance with Henri R,cbe.
fort and other anti Catholics and communists
OF Paris. The Rerubquo Franchise. Nj. Gam.
betta's organ. declares Its conviction that tho
Irish agitation masks prcarranged separa,ist
movement, and will. therefore, win no snmns-
thy either abroad or among English democrats
10 short, tho true and wise friends of the nm T..
happy people Of ireland 10 all quarters of the
world are censurlng and oondemniDg MIR. Par
nell for the extra burdens bis criminal foolish
Ness has put upon his suffering oouatrymep.-
10 the face of the gloom and despair that arc
settllog upon Ireland the spirits Of Ter people
uro broken. The Boycotting leaders are fleeing
the country. the erievously oppressed teuants,
who so recently detied the law, are now uudcr
the dread of eviction and conviction. thronping
the Offices OF the landlords and rendering their
delinquent rents though il takes their lss iarth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-22

Gc"cral Malone and his followers in Virginia
and his republican supporters in tho North as
sort that his party is the true debt paying party
IN Virginia. and that the democrats are the real
regulators Their past actions. however, have
engendered b prevailing doubt as to their reiA-
bility, but they can establish it on firm basis,
and put their opponents to great disadvantage,
by publicly p.oclaimng their support of bill
that will provide for the payment of the State
deb. St q fair rhte Of interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-22

The Baltimore American would DO sirusstio
as well as iacetiOus. 1t says this morning !:
alexandria will pvt On hor store clothes ;his
morning, and show her noighbors how Wash
iaflon's birthday ought TO bo celebrated.
Nothing stands tcwoen Alexandria and mod
crn civilization except tho Long Bridge and
that has, happily. bocu repsir,d, Just in tho
mex Of liuc."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-22
PUBLISHED DAILY Il TRl-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY %
The celebration Of Whshington's Birthday

The celebration Of Whshington's Birthday
here eqaalIe1 the MOS: sauguitc tyotc a!ions,
and will long be remomI cred as on, of the nota
bic incidents 10 tho history OF tho ci y. Tho day
waa fair, the temperature agtooabls, tho
Speeches txcc!lcnt, tho proc 3sson imp sing and
the largo crowd present 10 tho best OF humoy.
All tho tatos wIro Dropitious. ior though the
platform upon which tic speakers and Other
distinguished visitors, Including MIR. Hayes
ware sitting. to, nobody VA even scvir.ly
bruised. and only few received slight &c: a. c ics
MIR. Frank Hutd. tho orator OF the day, cn!arg.
cd upon the evils Of Capitalization. snl tho ben,
ehts- OF religious liberation, glolii:d Virginia
tor Inc proml1ant part she Ind taken in avert
log tho one ard securing tho other. cytolled
her munltlccnce 10 giving to tho Union the
Northwestern Territory, aad hoprd that tho
yorktown centennial nCz! fall, would mark tho
burial of scc1ioaalism. Mr.. Hayes made an
excellent speech. because it was short and cor
famed good common scDs:. lie thanked tho
city authorities for their kindness 10 tx:crdirp
him an invitation 10 participate in the csrcno.
nles Attending tho celebration of Weshnptou's
birthday in Washin2tor's own towp, and then,
taking up the book from which Mr. Roxbu,y
had road tho Farewell address, said that were
he to deliver prepared speech. he o,uld select
no nob!or themes than it, the Declaration of
Independence and the Emancipation Proclana.
ton. That address, he said, txtol!cd uuity.
abhored aocIionalism, advocated tho rrincitlo
OF nationality urged the maintenance of good
faith and credit. and warned its readers OF tho
dangers Of interfering with the affairs of foreign
nations. Whether he intended the last two
points Tor the special attention Of the few rcpu
dators 10 th3 crowd no was addressing, and
OF Congress. which has Of late been dcvo.ioc
much OF lis timo to egislating for Panama he
did not mention; neither did ho soy that tho
Emancipation PrCc' anation necessarily implied,
or that the mau who ISSUED it ever intended.
that tho privilege OF suffrage should have been
conferred. without soy preparation or qusliicas
ton upon four millions Of ignorant slaves, who,
IN some Of the States of tho South, constituted
majority of the voters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-22

Tho Baltimore American says nothing stands
bttwocn Alexandria and modern civilization but
the Long Bridge" If included in modern civ
ilizston bo tho atheism. inf1elty, immortality
and dishonesty that characterize northern socie.
W. wa would wish that the Long Bridge were a
Thousand times longer than it is, and that the
gnrges would keep it swept away for oysr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-22
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Journal

MIR. Geo. L. W. Wiley. tho widely known
teacher here, 10 response to an irquiry By onr
reporter concerning St. jacobs Oil, said: With
great pleasure bear testimony to the peouIisr
healing properties of 81. Jacobs Oil 10 rheu-
malic pains. Having been sufferer with tbis
distressing maady for years. l do say, TINT The
curative effects of the St. jacobs OF in nv
olse surpassed these OF aoy Other rheumatic
remedy :ns Vi whiAu | had been forced to
GS1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-22
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, February 12, 1871
Ihere was no meeting On tho Produce Exchange
10 day, on account Of the celebration. The few
transactions outside were at yesterdays quo a.
lions. there being no change of price in .nv.b;np
=, BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, February Oh
frlces this week for Beef Cattle ranged as fol.
lows h'0 I'D Aoi'
1est oeeYes...;.. :..........".......".5 81 90
TenIersliy rated first quslity."-...-...4 80 5 90
meaium or good fair quality. .......3 81 q 4 60
OrdlnsrythinSt Steers, Oxen and Cows2 50 a %
E1treme range of prices. ...........2 50 q co
most OF the sales were from. co q s 6u
Receipts for the week 1894 head: sales 9e6
Inc tI=rlngs were quite light this week
.nougn OF eighty better average than last
week but trade was allow and the tone Of ihe
market lees firm generally than last week. The
DulE Oh Inc offerings consisted of middle and top
grades, common being less numerous thar last
week. There was but little, if any, difference in
prices, quality considered.
Mich Cows-Trsdo is slow generally, the
most active demand being for tho better grades,
we quote at 25a$45 per head IS to quality.
,Sneep-Ihere is very light run this week.
about half as many as last week, and no outside
demand. Trade on the part of home butchers,
who were the exclusive buyers, was active At an
advance OF taac on last weeks prices. the chief
ADVANCE being on the medium grades. The
Quality averages abont like last weeks. We
quote at 4ta6c per ID gross. with but few at lhs
latter price. Arrivals this week 1923 head.
Hogt-The falling IF 10 numbers ia about 1000
head as compared with last weeks offsringa. and
there is also some falling of in the quality OF the
receipts. With the decreased numbers there ia
an advance in prices OF tc, but trade is not &C.
tive at the advance, and the compsr atiyely light
mum oers in the yards seem to be- enough for oil
wants at The advance in prices. We quote at So
8se. and extra &c per ID net. Arrivals this week
t55S head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-22

FROM the returns of the census bureau it an.
pears that the colored population OF the United
States has Increased during the last twenty
years 2l35,oI, gain of about 80 por cent.
During the Same period tho gain Of the white
opulstion was CO por cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-22

The NEW ORLEANS CHURCH SCANDAL
Regarding tho Amos Methodist Episcopal
Church difficulty. in New Orleans, 4he friends
OF Dr.. Brlstor claim that, while there is no per.
sona objection to the new pastor, DR., Webb
nlno tenths of the congregation favor the rsten'
ton OF Dr.. Brstor, and have petitioned the
Coucol OF Bishops to that effect. Thoy fur
!hermore. claim that there is not the sliehtost
foundation for the scandalous reports nut in
cllc llation to the prejudice Of DR.. Bristoi; that
no has proved himself brilliant and popular
preacher. assisted 10 freeing the church from
debt aud fllcd its previously vacated pews with
INTERESTED hearers. seems to bc admitted, Az
the conflict has arisen. tho friends of DR., Bris
tor are determined that the matter shall be
thoroughly investigated and it's true inwardpess
exposed. Ex-Mayor Heath, member Of The
official board. says 40 charges were ever made
aagaiDs! Rev. Mr.. Bfis,or. nor was be removed,
lilo was transferred to another mission, and The
board had unanimously petitioned the oonnci
Of bishops for bis raturn to New ORLEANS
There never was tr.ath of scandal against
DIR. Btistor, until that mischievously sat sflost
yesterday. Unaware of the arrival of the nan
minister, the fclal board last week ord,rsd a
builder 10 make such needed repairs on The
church the CONTRACTOR had commenced, Hence
the dlsordered condition OF the church Sundav
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-22
FROM RASHING7
Special Correspondence Of the Aleza. Gaset

WASHINGTON. D. g., Feb. %, 1881.
Tho Senate this afternoon passed the House
bill appropcisting $4,000 to orcct impairment
at tho birth place Of Washington, in Westmore.
land county, Va, in accordance with the request
OF the Secretary Of State who was authorized 10
expend S3. coo appropriated for that purpose two
Years ago: Messrs. Conkling Ingalls, and Cock.
rel objected on the ground that the Secretary of
state had no right to nullify an act OF Congress,
and that he should have erected the s.. Geo mon.
ument
=, Mir: Logan then called up the bill placing
Grant on the retired list. He said as the
Father of his Country had been provided for
the Saviour Of his Country should receive at.
tention. Mr.. Logan failed to convince the San.
ate OF the logic OF the sequence and By vote
OF ~ 10 II tho consideration Of tn, legislative
bill was resumed.
The House this afternoon. after passing the
preparation bill.
=, Rumors reached here this afternoon that Mr..
Hayes had his leg broken by the fall of the
stand in Alexandria. 1t caused considerable
talk at the Capitol. Later kilograms, however,
DENYING the litat report, quieted matters down
all .ht.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-22

ERRSH RIGGS for sale at %. per dozan by
4 ieb9 JIG. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-22

lnu city OuolRls, mcmperS or Inc board OF
| Aldermen aud Common Council, Chief Eogi.
| neer of the Fire Department, and Fire War
dens followed in carriages.
FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY.
Mex in the limo of the parade elmo the
Friendship Fire Company thirty men strong,
under command of B. Il. Penn, and q. g.
Chichester warsbals. Tho apparatus OF this
compasy was handsomely decorated with flow.
ets, and presented splendid appearance. This
company was preceded by Clalksou's Cornot
Band. 1t wQs this Company OF which Wash
ington was an original member
Tia RELIEF HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY.
The Relief Hook and Ladder Company was
the next 10 the line, headed by Douches' full
band Tho truck of this company, drawn by
So men, was beautifully decorated, making q
tlne appearances. This compasy, of which Il.
Il. u BElen is president, and Geo. Wiso Vice
President, was marshaled by Frank WarfoId.
A delegation from the Pioneer Hook and Lad.
der Company No l, Of Baltimore. iu command
OF j. Is. kcene. acting foreman. were tho
guest OF this company.
THE HYDRAuLIoN STEAM FIRE COMPANY.
The Hydrauliou Steam Fire Company, head.
ed by Wehber's band. Of Washington, and mar
shalcd by Ernest Ballengcr, Benz. Barton Pres
Ident, Il. L.. Carne and Thomas Lanuon Vice
Presidents, AID John Launon Secretary. pro
ssonted an appearance as foe as any cJmpauy
10 10, tho inc' The steam engine, 10 charge OF
VIM: Simpson, splendidIy FURNISHED and adorn
cd With beautiful f)wers, was drawn by four
black horses. driven by j. +. Taylor. The hose
carriage, also decorated With flowers was drawn
by tho members of the company in their beau.
lltul uniform. This company was 10 charge of
Samuel Tennessou, foreman.
COLUMBIA STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
Next came the Columbia Steam Fire Engino
Company preceded by the Alexsndris Musical
ASSOCIATION and ex-President K. w. Falls and
Mr. w. Strider Secretary and 8. j. Jeb kns.
ASSISTANT Secretary. The handsome No. |
Hose Carriage Ct the company which has been
recently repalnted vas first in the line, drawn
by the members dressed in their new uniform,
composed OF black pants, red shirts, white neok
nc Aod gloves. green fire hat, with white and
olacK front, patent leather brltr. tlimmed with
white aud Ted. Each man w.rs Oh bis breast a
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.

Congregational Church.
The pastor, Rev. l. E. Dwinell, will preach to.
morrow morning. In the evening, Rev. J: G. Hale.
Subject of the evening discussion, " The Prayer
that IS Heard" The public are invited.
sixth-street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Between and L. The pastor, Rev. T. S. Dunn
will preach at 10:45 A. M. and P. NJ Sunday-schoo
at I'm. Praise service, $50 p NJ. Evening subject
" Stony Characteristics Of Humanity
M. E. Church South,
Seventh street, between and K-Rev T. H. B
pastor. Services at ii A. N. and =. NJ
Subjects, morning: Remarkable Answers tt
Prayer" evening e Philosophy and Christianity
Seats free. All invited.
Kingsley Chapel, III. E. Church,
Eleventh street, between II and I-Rev. David
Deal, pastor. Preaching at 10:45 A. NJ. and P. NJ
Praise service at 6:30 NJ. Sunday school at lao.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Eighth street, between l and J-piyine service a
IL A. n. Rev. DR.. 4. N. Chapman viii ofliciate
Sun6ay-school at 1880.
First Baptist Church,
Ninth street, between and MA ]. Frost, D. D.
will preach at 1890 A ~ on Temperance ant
Science" suggested by the Sunday law and at
P. NJ, Can real saint of God fall from grace ant
be finally lostT
Christian Chapel,
Eighth street, between and O-Preaching at Il
A NJ and 7 P. NJ, by Elder G. H. Kinkade. Sunday
school at 10 A. n. Seats free. All invited.
Calvary Baptist Church,
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev. ]
Q. A. Henry, pastor. Preaching at 1915 a. M
and p NJ. Morning subject: The Supreme
Incentive to Moral Purity ,; evening, ''Voices from
the Cross" Baptism at the close of the evening
sermon. Professor Skinner will lead chorus choil
OF forty voices. Bring your gospel hymn book, ant
everybody come.
Westminster Presby yterian Church,
Sixth street, corner OF 1.-The pastor, Rev. H. H
Rice, will preach on Sabbath at 10:45 A. NJ and
p NJ Evening subject, " Life's Great Conflict
Strangers are cordially invited
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12
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Those Of the public who need my service can
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/ address particularly those who have been in
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Pers MS afflicted can, IL they prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms OF the disease or
trouble and receive medicines by express With full
instructions. ALI letters must be directed: j. a
JoSSELYN, n. D 226 Sutter street. San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure warranted in all cases, or no pay required
Consultations, personally by letter, gratis Send
for book. Comfortable apartments for patients ut
my Infrmary lwhen desired), with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors 226 Sutter street, adjoining
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hours-From A. NJ. to Pm.
My Diploma hangs In my Office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage
For sale by all newsdealers.
J. III. J0ssELYN, NJ.
s27-3p1m&swlmWS
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed Noxemher 10Th.

John II. Millikin to the Capital Savings Bank
May 2S, 1879; for $500 the north 20 feet of the
south go feet OF lot 4, between and L, Second and
Third streets, Sacramento.
NJ. NJ. Odell to 81 S. Nevis-September Is, 1881
fer 5000 the west half Of lot Z, between and p,
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets Sacramento.
John Barton to Adam Hessel-November 9, 1881 ;
for 81, 200 ; the north II fest and inches on the
east half OF lot 1, between and X, Second and
Third streets, Sacramento.
Jas Thornton and wife to G. D. Carless-Noyem.
Der 2, 1881; for $3.50; the west half Of lot 3, be-
tween II and j, Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sixth
streets, Sacramento.
w HoIgdon-Stating that he disclaims ell right,
title interest in lot and the south half of lot s.
between and NJ, Seventeenth and Eighteenth
reefs, Sacramento.
Geo Lorenz TO Mrs Julia Jackson November 10
1881 for 81 the west half OF the south half of oi
s, between II and l, Tenth and Eleventh Streets
Sacramento.
George Lorenz to George w. LoreDz-Noyembei
TO- 1881 for 81 the north quarter of lot s, between
l and J, Tenth and Eleventh Streets Sacramento.
Josiah Pool and F. NJ. Pool to Frank Dalton and
]. NJ. Gray-November 8, 1881 for $4,000; theil
several tracts and pieces Of land located Andrus
Island.
Filed November 11th.
William Guttenberger to John Watt-Novembei
o, 1881 for $500; the undivided half OF brick wal
on east line of west quarter of lot g. between and
[. Eighth and Ninth streets Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12
Rpoc.ny SILK. 75 csnts a yard /.

BRooADz SILK, rs cents yard
Brocade silk, extra heavy, 81 80 yard;
Black silk velvet, 26-inch, 50 yard;
Black cashmere, all.wool, 80 cents yard /;
Drab d'ete, 4S-inch, 81 30 yard;
Atwood flannel, % cents yard;
Black satin, good value, rs cents yard;
Spanish laces, 10 cents yard;
Two hundred yards dress goods. reduced to
125 cents yard, at the closing sale of l..
Bien, Eighth and J streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12
Filed November 11th.
SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT Two-Dnssos, Judge.

DEPARTMENT Two-DENsoN, Judge
FRIDAY, November H. 1881.
George Schmidt VS.. J. d. Tate-Cause tried and
finding for defendant.
Claus Anderson vs.. Jo DAVIS ct al-Continued
from 18th to 25tb instant by consent.
James I. Day vs.. Mary l. Day-Continued until
tomorrow.
To-DAYs CALENDAR.
James T. Day vs.. Mary l. Day-Hearing by the
Court.
Ellen A. Butler vs.. S. W. Butler Hearing by
the Court.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12

Gents Suns. IS formerly $40 SOY, at Red
House. J. T. Grititts.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12

I WILL SILL this day solid-color English
cashmere at 12I cents per yard. Signed J. L.
Griffitts, Superior Court Receiver at the Red
House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12

THE best appetizer out-Rock aud Rye.
George w. Chesley, sole agent.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12

ZEPHYR woods, canvases, beads, ETC., ar;
Just received. Immense variety; low prices
WashDurne & Redman, 6l0 J street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12

GENTS FINE SHIRTS. 81 % formerly s2)
at Red House. j. L. Grifhtts, Receiver
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12

FRESH OYSTERS received to-day-another
case of Booths select oysters. Fulton Market,
Fifth and K streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12

GOOD HEAVY Linen Crash, 20 inches wide.
will be sold this day at the Red House for 10
cents per yard. tSigned) ]. I. GriHitts, Su-
perior Court Receiver.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12

MARKETS Our markets are well stocked
with game; and chief among them is the old,
reliable Fulton Market, Fifth and K streets.
Their display cannot be beat in this State,
and prices within the reach of all.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12

Books AT AUCTION Is, 600 volumes standard
works, bibles and albums TO be closed out.
Private sale at auction rates, this evening, at
o'clock, at 407 ] street, near Fourth.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12

GENTS ALL-wooL HATS, from 25 to 70
cents formerly 81 TO S2l, at Red House. u.
T. Grifitts, Receiver.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12
kDvsaTIsznlENr MENTION.

Grand concert-By Miss Minna Fleissner
Special interest at Land League tomorrow even
ing.
spiritualism- P. W. Stephens, trance lecture
Base ball Benefit to Geo. W. Graney, to morrow.
Card from T B. Mcfarland. School matters
Notice-Members Of temperance organization.
A. o. U. W.-Union Lodge, this evening.
Wanted-situation by good cook.
Wanted-situation to take care of sheep.
Wanted-Partner in oyster saloon.
For sale-Large eightday clock.
Auction Sales.
H. Garrett & Co.-Horses wagons and harness.
Bell & Co.-Horses, carriages, harness, etc.
Bell & Co-Large furniture sale, cigars, etc.
Sherburn & Smith-Fufniture, groceries, etc.
Business Advertisements.
"We are all inqu.sitive."
Mechanics Store-The card craze.
New York Harket-Fresh and salt meats.
Apples at Holton's Market-1o2s H street
DIR. A. E. Brune-office, 52l street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12

WILL sell this day good black French
Cashmere, guaranteed all wool. for 60 cents
per yard. See it by all means. (Signedl ).
T. Griffitts, Superior Court Receiver at the
Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12

LADIES kid-foxed balmorals, 81 %
formerly sold at 81 70. Red House. ]. L.
Grifitts, Receiver.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12

MOUNTAIN APPLES Just received larg'
lot at G. Il. Holton's, 1923 Fl street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12

a CHOICE LOT Of holiday goods sold below
cost. Closing sale of L. Bien, Eighth and ]. :
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12
Fl. S. CROCKER & CO.
No More Fever or Ague.
No ChiIIs After First Dose.

IF YOU USE THE REMEDY OF THE LATE DIR.
4 SYME, Professor Of the Royal College Of Sur.
geons, Edinburgh, Scotland, you will be surely
cured.
No Chil1s After First Dose.
Cure guaranteed In every case Sold only by
Francisco. Sent by mail or express on receipt
OF 81. ol4-3p-i
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12

LARGEST stock of zephyr. Finest quality
lowest prices. Washburne & Redman, 6lo
street.