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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-25
CALIFORNIA.
Defauiters I'm ONCE.

SAN Francisco, June 23-In settling
the affairs of his Office William Highly,
present Collector Of Internal Revenue
Of the California District. before turn
ing oyer the office to Chancellor Hart
son, incoming collector, il hae been
discovered that many of his Deputies
are defaulters One named Hibbard il
short $4,000 in his accounts; another
named Kelly is defaulter in q heavy
sum. Both have absconded. but the
former has been captured. Highly con-
sequently cannot at present settle the
affairs Of the Office. and Harrison has
given him till July 1st to square &C.
counts. when the latter will take the
office.
Railroad Contract.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo. June ga con.
tract has been let for The first section of
Is miles of railroad, 70 be finished in
rs days from. San Luis Obispo 10 Ar
royo Grande. A force of men and
teams start tomorrow.
The Field Fires.
MERGED. June 23-The damage done
by fire in the grain fields yesterday is
variously estimated at from $4,000 to
$4,000. about $4,000 of which is cover
cd by insurance. The loss falls heavily
upon the unfortunate losers. and being
renters. they lose about all they are
worth.
Another Grain Fire.
DRYTowS, June pa large fire
started near this town today which
spread rapidly over the adjoining
ranches. burning large amount Of
fencing end one or two stacks Of barley
and wheat. At one time our little town
was in great danger, but the fire was
finally subdued.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-25

In the special school election of to.
day. the taxpayers are interested to
the extent Of $4,000. equivalent to an
s-mill tax on all the property In the
district. Ga so important question
the vote should be sufficiently full to
indicate the sentiment of the people.
Let every man who possibly can take
time enough TO go to the polls and
cast his ballet.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-25
Another l;raIn FIre.
EASTERN STATES.
Hallway lterna

ST. LOUIS, June ga private tele.
gram says that Huntington has secured
control of the Houston & Texas Cen.
trail Railroad.
1t is reported that the bridge and
tunnel leased to the Missouri Pacific
and Wabash lessees pay Z per cent. on
$500 900 first mortgage bonds and 8
per cent. on $4,000, 900 first preferred
bonds and 8 per cent. on So, 000, 900
second mortgage bonds, and six on one
million tunnel bonds. equal to an an
nual rental of $650,00o
The Naval Uniform.
The naval department decides to
substitute shoulder straps for shoulder
kaots. worn by all officers of the grade
Of ensign. Officers of this grade will
also be allowed to. wear chspesux and
epaulets on dress occasions.
Fast Time.
w Il Vanderbilt yesterday drove his
road teaI,, Small Hopes aud Lysander,
to o top Wage: mis- of the gentle,
mans driving park. Fleetwood, in 2:24}
of which the FIRST half mile was trotted
in l:l04. Mr. Vanderbilt confidently
expects to beat his own record of 2:2S,
which he made some few years ago
with Lady Mac and Small Hopes, with
the above named team within the next
month. as they are improving daily.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-25
Fast Time.
Special elections. Ike speci.l IA,

Special elections, like special taxes,
are vsritable nuisance. and the next
Legislature will confer . genuine bsns-
fit upon the people by abolishins both.
They are expensive and annoying. and
they end in no good that cannot be OBJ
tanned more sdvantageously in some
other way.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-25


PoRT DIscovERY. June 24.-Arrived.
bark W Fl Dimond, from San Fran
cisco.
An Editor shot.
VANCOUVER, W T, June 23.-About
ii O'Clock this morning Thomas Sperry
shot Rev J. A Banks. editor of the Pa
eife Censor, through the thigh. The
wound, though painful. is not danger
Gus. Sperry's reason for the deed is
that the Censor yesterday published Q
letter from correspondent. in which
no names were mentioned, but which
referred to certain abuse given by .
well. known drunkard to his family
This Sperry took to himself The
shooting. il is claimed. was dastardly
and totally unjustifabIe, and causes
great indignation here. Banks's con-
duct when attacked was pacific and
manly. Sperry 10 uader arrest, charg-
ed with assault with intent TO kill.
ALLEGED PEovocATroy.
The following is the paragraph
which appeared in the Censor st which
Sperry took offense and made the prov
ocstion OF the assault.
81 could call your attention TO q
man who today walks the streets Of
Vancouver cursing the temperance
cause who beat and abused his poor
wife till death put al end 20 her
misery: who often came home In his
drunken debauch and knocked her
down, leaving her eyes black and
blue for days. There is no mists king
the fact that this woman, one Of the
best that ever lived here, was hurried
TO her grave by the abuse Of q drank
en- husband. Her son today keeps bar
in one of these hell-holes."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-25

II ID said that the Union Pacific folks
are not only going 10 build q through
line of their own 10 San Francisco.
bat one to Portland. We wonder il
they cannot also Be persuaded to build
10 Puget Sound.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-25

The FIVE round trips were made in
132 days. or an average Of 26 2-5 days
per trip. Her five cargoes aggregated
3.30S. 900 feet Of lumber.
The foregoing, remarks the Alta. is
o record Of 1.-THE most remarkable work
and sailing ever performed by any ves-
sci on this coast, and we are OF the
opinion that Captain Conner. her COM
mander, can fly bis whip for some time
to come"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-25
A FINE RECORD.

The Alta gives the following as the
record Of the ship Dashing Wave during
the first FIVE months OF the present year:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-25

The receipts of customs at the port
Of New York in the meath Of May
amounted 20 $li. iS9. 7S6 against $40.
39.7S6 for the same month last year.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-05
cHIcaGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC 4. v Y.

Is THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK
rs main line runs from Chicago 70 Con3c1l
Bfsafs, passing through joliet, OTTAWA, La SSyyia,
fsae<ssas, rsaifne. Rock Island Davenport, West
IS Moines sthe capita. OF Iowa.. Stuart. ATTAIN
iEc and Ayoca with branches FROM BiirS1rl
5Iinc&iaa TO Peoria; Wilton 5uneSloa 70 Iuscss'
the. Washington. Fairfield. 4stdon. BeIknap,
rar. IeayenwoTth, Atchiscn. ana kansas City;
- ashfaQfOn 70 Sigouraey, Oskaloosa- and Knox
xtflet kaoasEk to Huntington. Donaparte, f;en-
faaspoE6. Independent, Eidon. OtIu.nTs. E.toy :
Newton % Monroe; Dee Moines 70 Iucanoia anG Z
NinheTset. Atlantic 70 Lewis ana AuoupOa1 am
Avoca 10 ETffan- This y posltlyety t . 0Ili *
railroad, WHICH Owns. and operates through
hne from Chicago into the State OF ikaIssss-
9Tnrotlrh Express Passenger fratnS with t1elt~
man Palace Cars attached are run eacn 3 s.ssity
s$DyTECTI. Bluffs. EAYE:SEoFTE a@si SIcIl1@
sos Through cars are aaso run between aIiskG
has and Kansas City. viz the milwaukee, s12
ilErck Island short Line
<r4ttrpos Its road bed simply reI-sSt sltl rs
track is laid with steel rails.
What will please you most viii be s1e pleas 2
ef enjoying your meals. while pass ES ever ~ y:
Mautiful t5rartes OF Illinois and Iowa, IA one Of
oar MAGNIFICENT Dining Cars that accompany -
Through Express Trains 1oa get 81 saIre
meal as good as Is served II any lxsl-SASSs AosS
= 1rrer.sting the fact that T1atoRity CT the
np0y1ie prefer separate apartments ISE 4t41stetii
,efsy1ossss land the passenger business
ss,sT1, that t,:5 Company runs FAteltfsgG Ielaca
S3sfDinc Cars fer sleeping purposes a-4d E1t~cs
WHITMAN EAEACE CARS arc :
CcTEsEHl BLUFFS. KANSAS CAG8s
sY'Tcixe xe Ssn this Kline, known So tho
al rRkeIxeG AgeDts an the y 1fs@0 states
ToEs Information not oEtssi2aoao 81 >
-. II. CABLE.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-05
PILES! FLLESs!! TAkS.!i
a snra Gre Found at Last. No One Need
Suffer.
PIL.E5iii

4 sure cure fer the Blind. bieed'ng,
itching and liberated Piles has been dis
covered by Dr.. Williams ian ladian rem
edy1. called DR.. Williams lnd'an ons-
ment. 4 single box has cured the worst
chronic eases Of % and 80 years standing.
80 one need suffer five minutes after ap-
nlvinr this wonderful soothing medicine.
Lotions, Instruments and Electnsries De
more harm than good. William oInt-
ment absoTbs the tuners. aliays the
intense itching tpar;i.uiariy at night after
Getting warm in bedl. acts as a pociiiee
Ewes instant and painless re!iei. and 4
nrenarod opiy for Piles. itching ., the pr
vate narrs. and nothing else:
Rad what the Hon j NJ. oefEinberry,
Of cleveland, says about Dr. William
indian Pile Ointment: ! have used scores
aF n,Ie enres. apd il affords me pleasure to
saw that | have never found anything
,rb;ch rave suci immediate and perIaa'
nent relief as Dr.. Wnilaai's IasisaD tie
Ointment. %,
5. f. HENRY & co, Props
Cleveland. Ohio.
Far sale by McCabe j Wheaton.
roi ea s-mIv Rock Is'ana
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-05
The Only Pure and Reliable.


o,vee is great reputation to the happy pTo2ortons
ofsts inrTedients which have eonsnlHte4q Il al u =
snnr,ar6ahIe and Indispensable reneoy IoE pt,a.
eIs,sIfDation Indigestion. obstrucu9onss a.S
Ibranic disorders of the Stomach Ave a. anu
peryeIs Govt Plethora. Rnsh OF Dlooo "
she Head. Hypocondria, Melanehoiys
Isssitude, Impurities OF the biooo
* ana Skin, Eruptsons anu
Blotchee. 80 .,ae.
It improves the appetite, Keeps Lns "
h f,I..od cool: but never debilItaIes- os
ef4ifieney can be proven ny LhS g1y,s1s- .f9e
ias Of the best physicians, ihciaeahs sAs
nst arnient ones of this day. a. ne~tiscstes
Ear want OF space here give 1 US ITys1a.
- CO. Taqny THOMPSON and PHoF. son IL 20 a..
"a "a. an occasional aperient anq cyzsa.1Y
-. T InYts moth ing equal TO n 81 a
+ $3.50 the rsstieuI as rule. less co.. = he
- stscon4inrtng than he was neloiss as.a,o
taken hapltaail5 "1the -. n HENRY TEoMPsoE.
- x,a-an Won Liebig places the
Inc al Friedriehahall among ne r.
olss1 i, europe and whose great 49, ia ssln
sas aori ized nv ali who have experience -
49, 49, s-a heleficaal effects. su1, before
taly Gna or two VINE glasses ~ ~ 1rasfr
,,-eaEfsat. Fer sale by droeers ssa
re tla "A supplied by the Sole Agents.
DI - Fills & ~.
P0s 81 Beaver Street. NEW foAA.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-05
Simmons LIVER REGULATOR

which he did, and In short time was
not only relieved but cured.
Reader, If you are suffering with Dys.
pepsia or Liver Disease in any form, do
not wait until the disease has taken
fast hold upon you, but use the heguia-
tor when the symptoms first snow
themselves. It has relieved untold
suffering SIMMONS LIVER hhGO-
-LATOR is not an alcoholic stfmulant,
but PURELY VEGETABLE hEMh-
DY that viii cure when everything else
fsf'~ - = a fanltless family meditine.
L,,~y .4vs uIsarrange the system. Is no
violent drastic purge. but natures ewn
remedy The friend of everyone, ana
win not disappoint you.. A single .riai
will convince you that 1t fs the cheap
est, purest and beet Family Mldicine In
the world. -,
ASK the recovered dyspepties, bill,
ious sufferers, victims OF fever ana
ague, the mercuEial diseased patent
how they recovered their health, cheer r,
jul spirits and good appetiteItheY wan
tell YOU by taking Simmons Liver neg
ulator.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-05

Will IT CURE M |?

Said a man, whose woebegene- eoaBte-
nance and broken down constitution
plainly showed traces OF disease suf
ferer with Nervous Dyspepsia- III
whose stomach the most delicate morsel
lay ike lead. Refreshing sleep and
quiet nerves were strangers to him, and
he dispaired OF. ever being well.
We advised him TO take ~
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-05
STOCK SPECULATION.

JOHN A DeDsR & Co, Bankers and Brokers, IL
Wall Street, New YORK. buy stocks on reasonable
margin. and, wnen desired, viii advise when and
what to buy. Also Stock Privileges in which S2o
to 800 can be probably invested. Opportunities
for good profils constantly occurring Full IN
formation on application, and Weekly Report sent
free.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-05

S. Fl. IRWIN. of Ute Greek; LAX. 49, -,
New McKee,. ssss:-Mg wife nae 9een
cured of cough Of thif1y sea'S ps 81 gas
by wearing an Only Laas a. 90
Aau
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-05

Far sale BY McCabe j " heaton.
3 Sd s&wly noaA 49,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-05

5ESt w 15fA& AA41S S7A@S% q AAA1 - GsS4 5
Dtatna cars for eay ST sS5S5y
s5 1fb {St Ss s s 90 tsa as s63s sIs
a "a nafss e Is IN easees ssa s sssEsr
f A i syeFs a e sa RSssa 81 f5
kansas City, LeaveTwnrtht arI As=z1sezza con-
ncesiQns being Iqaas u upidn Ltepa @-,-~.., IN.
Ti aitp s EIi1sII Thao5az Iiss.s 1sz As
At cnIohao. with eli dlvazGsns Snas fsF tss
=. It Es s fEsso6p. With Z. s. EMs- ard p
* IsafNGSoG HEIGHTS. with r. C. 6 81.
= at Ia SALE. with I'll Gent
e.; iii. siid.I and r p i ". fas =, -.
At RoeE IsLANT. WITH Mlw3Htoe q Ekcek
Island Short line" END Eock iENd q Peg, Rds.
at DAyEYP9ttf. vito the havenpors ssagssson
At Y issg liz EEErT, With tEaTs- G. RS A. r r.
At gTzT.:lsEI.L.. Eith SspuTaI loEa u I@r
st OMAHA, with Il. = 40 K Il. r. IN AeP.l
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OK tt5 g. ri Ia = - H.ss-
Al QFTUAsyAs yith .Sant.EA Iowa IL d Ne
At KEoITg. wtth T'oI; Peos @WeFtt web, St
Louis Pac- and ST, L. Eeo: sN;sW. ID LAas'
I A. CAErEoHsk with L. 81 J. T. r -. -.
/ As ATcHIsoSs, with Aseh.s Tppek1 santa ke5
1 At IsEAvEsRoRTa. with Kan Fac era hAn'
atKaasas CRY. with all llnea for the wess
and Southwest
IN fhra1.h Ia rE0REA. DIES az07Ek&s
a. Great Igoek 1sland Rootes's are scld ~
'ssr ssns . sicikes o1ace, address.
L. ST. JOHN.
o<a7 z4ezss aza PaasgFr l e. n.
, 1881-10-01
N1rrrf ATf3E


RIO hENT-l,Y BARNES T. PARISH.
J. Heal E'ta'0 ssSp; spG frsivv visiS iHsfifSS'' LII la s"''-'
to, hl hisl and ba etnts*st. sats I rt1nma each.
wItl, modern improvements. ~ new building.
Isis Forty .fifat.*t near I>T1ac:lrnlcsara. 9storJ
trains IN brick bhaemsnt il Eeom'. modcrn iu''
aa Langley eierant 2.<tg"ry, q basc'ncnt "a md
n;, sSf Sr!st fRsf ] aa "a "a. 1s1n
II hrtJ-tth-st. Ntuhesffhht. u fnlsA. all 1uou-
Gri flRipcflvap.nntH Nptl b:ck burn.
III md Iii EhAt Ahnrls-nt.. lists MHa f"OfD1.
St Whtt ny - 4-sfs1ty As,d basrIrHt, stun0"ffonts
llEUulus. Nil MOdHrt tMslrDyeH1ents.
2Itt ycrn6l-1v.. frnnt rontnMnti hcnsGs. cl0teth.
mcnts snna. .ftont, cnnpteieiY furnished.
'holfnlF'',"'" 9isfGssE wGsr 'i1Rfi i1i@isi'tS H1''''
t3l8 Ckutlsey-4tt 2~stoFY ana oatcWeHt brick, s!x
sa Ii.bey:st:: s-stor, brick roo'ns' modsrn i'm
Il, tlnstn.av., honsc for rsit, furniture for saIo.
'a' A'he'''t'' nS;t nSS;ttfSYi faS2Yif' 5 'SSisisljs iTs1Iisll;js
107 North 1In1sted-RL. corner rden.nv., 2apFy and
t,usestent ftanae. TlfifH: IN complete ORDER.
SIT GhCnEo-nv, J-st0ry urd 1asetnent brick. twa!F0
r9otnt. Mli rnoaeFn improvements. and COM
p'c'e'y assIUBunpAS. ....
Lakeside, {arc rnca, ~ nctes. With brick houaea,
t1rna, etc., tnRnther nf separate.
Kcnwauu. i!ne residence OF "4'oalsmn'av., Forty
KonwSnd. n,ca residence on Hyde rask-av.. near
1ve!aIde: ssTy fra,nc house, 10 rooms. modern In
Rivctsiac 3-ftory ffatuo hoHsc: u rooms cnmp1?cy
hi la Sh1IB.At-
, 1881-10-01

SUBURBAN. REAR Es7,t 1Is.

SUHURU4iN RED r. ESIf IE:
T,0N sALis-nY AUCTION
THE cn1cAno REAL EsrArE EXCHANGE.
VI sS, e E!xS' S,sa}s' c'.tAiSta .tiS1issEn t!sstsis
Sn WI n urrEns ,1ssss! asss:tsss I'D nSa t:ss'
TODAY tsS:%Syiii,Ay' ocrt
on S4ans%ft iIfk ?i'Estis;lss. tfi;s;lss
sa i;
III s'Sssa % he ys,s ] ]rs ssas se: :"s sd!sstss; and
fruits Of nil 1l"''is sails pos.r,vn,
GRAND AUCTION sA,.n
y,rry.r1It!;Hi9r 1I;NHr ,Ntas,f,Escn NssHrEE 1ors
corrAaS S;;iS5s;;! ;S;&:sS:FS: ;;;:s'Sf
;$:|$$:4yss'''''' $:$A$;E 'as
40 r,rrnnS ,i3s;s iSE4 81 II S19E4aSS t's4 aaSSpSD
cn'n'|ss,s; s;s;s: s:s;:'s'' ss:!. ""s
4 iako wstsr #; 5!'. ssd ,'si; Hss md DR., ,nnd,
fourteen feut aboYs tic lake,
eo1rAor o;;$s'Sv $s'; js9s|}sN 9s||}}sN2 Il ~ tSXG :sE'Hs
N' 'a'' - 'S1 e Free Lunch. .a,x
.rrta + 1%Pfs, s''fs"t "tykN w H., ;,xE,
THOSE "fs s!!!!f$!sa. MIN $''!as!iSSn
sns v@Js H'$$9ESssSf $Esf : hxS$ :Sss' s''sis f:5rs:t
sa'nss js's S:S;:sss;s ffs;; ,sss years.
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, 1881-10-01

- ANNIVERSARY
Auction sALA
OCT \. 1ss1,
rwo-FnEn EXCLUSION rnAsNs-rwo
Icavo tho Walls Httsct Dspnt, one At III aad
att, M,
sATunDAf. Ucr. Z. 1851,
cE1.EgRATtoNt
We propose on this dny to celebrate tho wonderful
advancement achtovod by tho cltl.ens Of Chicago
s,nce Tho prcnt Of Oct. .. lit tenth annvursasy,
by so1l,ns 40 building lots fronting on oatsso. ohio
indiana, Hubbard and KnsIssss., and setwcon Yves.
Forty.sx,h and Vast Forsy-ozhth.sts.. and adjo!n.
Inr tho sroat car shups oI tho Chicago Northwest
e1n YtA1rpnd.
Having for siz mohahs past examined over 100 !
pfecos OF property In tno vicinity Of tho city t'rns
suitable for a subdivision. wo t'a.o selected tho
npo 70 property for several reasons.
!. IT IL JUST OUTSIDE rliE FtnE.L1MlTs-
YOU GAN nult.D FRAME HOUSES.
d II Is acccs.blo and convenient to strcct.ears,
dummy tralms md trains on the Northwestern 1.aii-
rnad. tt1- West Forty-clxht strcos Station s stEhs
on Tho property. nna it Is only twenty 'n'uuscs r'do
to tho a,aton At Wells street Depot and fires Tho
Northwestern n,lroad about the sanIo as street,
car faro For lo9-rldc ticket. 7lb cents, SIX months
ticket. s16 81 ccntn per weck. or IA ccnts per day
both ways, alx conts each way,
3. Tho land is high md dry una tho soil " nno for
Gardontng
1. ills closa 10 contral Park, whore tic poor man
Is ~ welcome as The rich.
.. IT. Ia adiotnnR tho great car shops whern over
lapo mcn nro now at work. nnd wacse mechanics and
others can nnd work. rs the .hops arc ,ncuas.nR their
force and building moro bu'a'ues. Il
O. IL Ii Utmost past md raEceI Ut Chicago. sdo-
walks laid to tho city and Il Is only twovc or nf-
teen tuinutos' walk from I.nko-ss cars.
T. There Is a splendid brick public school only a'c
u,snutos' walk from tho lund.
g. Iris heaIthy netR,porhood.
o. Any ono who cen as,ord to build house can rent
tat once ThsSe Is demand for 400 houses now at
tho shops aud small co.aues rent for 10 to I'll pcr
| month.
| 10. ANY ONE WHO DuYs a LOT At THIS SALE
WILL DounLH Ills ult HER MONEY. md they
viii FIND IN FIVE YEARS TIME THAT THIS
PLACE Will lie ALL. nUIIr ur ind That largo
city will bo bull. west Of Central Park. y
Thcrc will po largo tent. three poles, nccommo-
dating many hundred people.
MINI Novnns great m.litar, brass band rl'' attend.
Tho tent In tho oyenlna vii, 10 lit up by the North
western Calcium 14sbt Company. Throe calcium
| lights.
Tickets must bo had Ut nlco for tho free cxcur-
sion. Tickets sondy At our oica on and after Oct
lst.
Two auctondcrs will conduct tue sa1c*
roun HUNDRED Lo13
will positively bo sold. dcpusit at tho t!ruo
saot ono fourth tho nnount bid tloss must
bo pntd In twcn.y days from day OF sad tho balance
In tnrcc payments. duo il nix, tnesve, and osh.con
month";, interest at pcr cont por annum Tis'o pos-
feet.
FLATS OF TIE PROPERTY NOW READY.
Full pslntod abstract given 10 zach purchaser.
a. cusisINas CO..
ra In saise-ss-
EOR SALE = CHOICE RES!1DEN:!C:E
b5aGE !Hs ,sspss ssns2S Toss sse taS Gtts2s::
ToR sALE-so ACRES AT WASHING.
hoSh sG1 H. Mf|tsti .sapst II kss Y : ~
ToR SALE LOTS At KENWOOD,
s Mttstass as!S sscx an north sto rtya..
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CTORAGE FOR BuGG1ES,
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ANNIVERSARY
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T,OR SALE-A WHITE STONE FRONT
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-08

good crops. The grapes have come for
ward rapidly, and stock is doing well
everywhere. The weather continues mild
and every indication points to continued
warm, growing season. The cold. frosty
weather of November having passed away,
and the rains of December having been
continued so long. and now that real spring
weather has succeeded, we think we can
almost calculate ON certainty OF an early,
showery spring. This is emphatically the
seed time of the present year, and no
farmer who is wide awake to take
advantage of the seasons will allow
this seed-time to pass unimproyed.
The wheat farmers are all at work with all
their forces, for the sooner that the seed is
in the ground now the better. Those who
propose to plant spring crops, such as corn,
potatoes and other vegetables, should also
improve the present good weather in plow-
ing and getting their land in good condl-
ton. Now is also the time to plant the
early vegetable kitchen gardens. 0aions,
beets, lettuce, parsnips, carrots and early
peas may be planted now with but little
danger from cold that will injure them
The fruit.growers should also be busy now
in pruning their orchards and cleaning up
their grounds and putting out new trees.
Indeed there is no department of farm
work that does not call for activity and
vigilance during this good weather.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-08

g for when H. FL. attributed to me the
puzzles that felt We're Roses, / thought
she paid me a generous compliment ;" $50,
500 S92 TN part, S94, S95, 1913, 800. L.
@. d. thanks Amethys st Tor her dedication
of S95
+. NJ. s.-9ol, 9o2, 9O3 904, 9O4l, 9O6,
907, g08, $40. F. NJ. S. adds: I" No,
Rose, dare not give Washington so mar
row birthplace as Virginia it was the
whole nation. 1t is honor enough for my
humble self to have been born on any foot
of soil of free country. The two beauti-
full stories, George and his hatchet, and
his name IN the garden-bed, have ever been
wildly remembered. l am not sure that
he was much more surprised to find his
name in living green, than I was to see
mine attempted i'll a setting Of verse.
For name OF Washington pant,
He puzzled so old johnny Bull;
But worth eushriGes the name of Grant
THERE must not infringe the rule
Decidedly This is a close call for Rose.
Somebody will have to interfere yet to
prevent trouble.