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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23
Blnndford, Fowler 4 Co.
gEgElAI Commission MERCHANTS
100 -. Charles st.
NOTICE..

FTIE undersigned hereby give notice that, at
the expiration Of t irtv DAYS. there will be
petition TO the Board of fCountv Commissions
ers of Charles county, to change that portion
of the public road leading from the bridge, at
Mill Run to Cedar Point Neck through the
estate of the late +. B. F. Burgess, by aban-
doning the present RI ht o'wav. and obtain
ing another on higher ground, ether through
the said estate or thlt of DR.. A. D. Cohev.
WM B. FERGUSON.
WM. 7 HlNDLE
JOSEPH DAY.
\ ID. COBEI.
August 10 1891. aud others,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23

The Peoples Nore-The origina
cheap store, at SMITHS Glymont,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23
Notice of Greenback
Meetings.

n each Of the Mass Meetings hope to htv,
orators 'rouf a distance
sep left q y +
, 1881-05-29

- 3M tFfREtt'S I-HSfF.
On Saturday night, May :, ''JAana.' u
written for Nine. Modjeska by Mr., W. q.
Wills, was prodnccd 1T the Court Theatre
London. The scene of ''Juana ~ is in Spain,
near Toledo, and the time, the closing years
Of the fifteenth century. Among the things
presented OH the stage are ordeal By touch,
and the Walling up in cell of Il monk who
had confessed to murder, while the burning
Of Il woman Ill the market square Of Toledo,
though it is not carried out, is frequently
discussed. 4 young priest who, in cOli-
the profession pc follows, witnesses the
assassination By The woman he loves of her
false husband. The crime is committed under
thp influence of madness, and the llUrueresS
Is unaware of the import Of her own action.
Nevertheless, the laws of Spain condemns
her to be burned at the stake. One only way
Of escape is there The responsibility for tie
decd is claimed by the priest, who, for the
sake OF the woman he loves, accepts Il pun
islinent even more horrible than is assigned
her-n1.llely: that OF heilg walled up:lliye in
Il subterra,enn cell. With extreme Ingenuity
does lie continue to render plausible the story
he tells, and the forfeit IS nil but paid when
the heroine RECEIVERS her Intellect with fail
ing life, aud before her dying makes com
plctc confession. How tremendous is the rt-
sponsibiiity accepted by the yuull; would-bc
martyr is shown in the TACT that lie goes to
death unsriye1l, and So face; tile supreme
uri!eal with no consolation oi the religion in
which lie believes. In the character of
JutnG, the heroine, Mime. Afodjeska, created
powerful impression. \ piece nf acting
finer III IFS way than that she exhibited IN the
scene in which, goa,letl to madness, size Slew
her husband. neither she nor any modern
actress has shown
, 1881-05-29

| LOCAL NOTES.
! Tom keene's engagement in San Francisco
has been unsuccessful.
l{ayerly's new theatre will be ready fol
use early in September.
The Voles Family will make their reap
pearance at McVicker's Theatre week from
Tomorrow.
Amy Gordon is at home visiting her par:
ents in this city, having just closed success
ful engagement with Ford's 0livette com-
pany.
Forepaush's Circus will be ready for busi-
ness on the lake front tomorrow afternoon.
1t is ltnQuestionably one Of the two best
shows in the country.
james O'Neill will play an engagement at
the Grand Opera-Ilollse, beginning about
June y. lie will have tile support of Miss
RDSe Wood and company, and will appear in
The Romance Of Il Poor Young Man,
*''rhe Marble Heart" aud The L;dy OF Ly
o'ls, '--~perhaps also in "The Celebrated
Case.''
Theatricals will be fiat this week.
Oliycttt. - hollis tile boards Mt two theatres,
llarer1y's is still in the s,,b-cellar, and
francisco Afinstrels, of New York, who have
the reputation of being by long odds the wit
tiest, wiscst. and not the meancst Of burnt
cork mankind. 1t will he worth travelling
some distance to see the famous Billie Durch,
who llnltls the place in tho regard OF Now
York playgocrs that Arlington and Bob Hart
once dill II! the too conliding affections Of
Chicago minstrel audiences. - Ieosctlale " is
70 hn produced at the l4yceum Theatre, OIL
lor, john Hay, Alf Johnson, Aida Lawrence,
ami others
, 1881-05-29

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, 1881-05-29

Kansas City, Denver. Pueblo FIX.
Kansas Clty, Santa ft, Scw Meg
ico, ,4Artxona&CAtifnr!tla Fast Ex
St. Louis, springfield j. Texas.
St Louis. Springfield i Texas.
Mobile + New Urltnns Express. .
Peoria, keokuk. s Bur-l vlA
ltngt0u Fhst Express. chen0a
pekiu + Peuril EI. win Joliet.
Streator. Lacon, WAshinEt'n Elk.
Joliet j. Dwight Accommodation
, 1881-05-29
THE STAGE.
Progress Made i'll Chicago
Theatres Of Late Years.
Rose Wood and Company at the
Grand Opera-House.,,


!
j, The changes lave been considerable. Hay
+ they been for the hn,tcr or the ynrseo
r S1trl,-conn,n;ns ,,',o ,oo,, .,ho,;c,od
c..",.. o'''..'' os"nt".eo 'i"'o oeen "oo1's"ee
; ''a.eis e'eisoouy VINO rehects 1or Il Moffielt
Will be glad Of that. Tie mingled horror
and atrocities that were perpetrated on tn
i | nconle nf this commun;tv in the .rnica ~
stoc1--comna1,ies .mr,va IN th, ,,,,.,',nr;os -
play-soefs only as dlsorsahized Nightmares
! Or so many ba.t tastes in the mouth. Ever,
person of discrimination will rejoice that iii,
fha,frns f,v fao,, ,1n,,Inr.o., - +fo;. oa..,
pehles' IL Is aH very well 10 speak OF then
It's excellent training schools Of dramatic
"art," But the people of Chicago TO not gt
to the theatre .vith INV ,1;L,oi;c ;ntant;n,s
It is in',naterlal to them where or wien act-
prs are trained so that the process Is not dis
aereeably forced upon their attention. The
benefit Of having trlin1ng-schools, -, in tnis
~ fnao w. pse etois III ptoaGsslol1'tl usc.
i"t'iess eisc"hefc was. ut tie best purely
Imaginary. 1t was notorious that If Il good
actor was by any chance turped out Of
G,;o,aa thG fiery fur, furnace Of a,niction a in
eo t4' h'et i''pu'se
WIS u seeA oetter engasement IN another
city, which he would find little difficulty III
getting, No: Chicago has ontrroyn tt,at
| starr- Her nrnn,o ,lnsjr, ,o ,,,'r, Ir,,,at;a %
tr.;,,no ~ '!oie -. - ''l4h1l.
1la'l'lhs-scllools III which raw ana llalt-bakeu
actors shall improve themselves at the ex-
auditors. Tho comhnatjon =" system % + 1,ct. het-
~. 'o eoAlo''''e'o1 ssslelA 10 oel-
ler.
me advantages Of this system have been
outweigh its dement's which ore consider
.},, T., raa'' e..',>;'''t..''. s sos,.oe
,"ss, I':,,' t. soo' eo'no'i''e'ou COMPANY ~
lecteo VIII special reference to the produc-
ft0tt ~ -. -
, 1881-05-29

l.'Prnyer l Before Battle c''-chorus.. Moehrint
North american Saenycr3,'tnd.
l. Aria at the eQueen Ut Night from Mag
ic Flute 49," Der Hulle iache" 80. .Mozar1
Nine. Ptxcl.Eu- Le1ftnfr.
h"che Faro senza Eurydiee" from IT,, >,
:li** .ai,nic iaiii:;;i Loui<c ca1u.
/ "Sala1nls "-Triuu,pnal hymn Of tho
Greeks after the naval victory ut
NORTH american Sasnoirband. Solo chorus Ll
Elijah 'suirzt part, by the Beethoven Society
Musical society OF Milwaukee, under the direc-
ZION OF Mr.. Carl wolfsohn. Solosts-Mlne-
Peschka- lcutner, Miss Annie Louise Cary, NE.
q. Caudidus, unu Mr.. N. ". Whitney
THIRD EVENING c0ScEnT-1ELf J.
]. .'Brunnen Wunderhar." chorus with
S.A. Saengeriund; bari<oae *olo, Wr. F. REM
1nertz; soo chor.t* by the Gcrma'tia Mne'ner-
c]tor Of Cincim,,1ti.
@ Aria from :" Euryanthe .......... u ebcr
.Nr. IT, Cnndidus.
- " Tho Conservation Of SoomOu'S Tenn
n. 4. Saen1c'Llad; bass to1o, -hr. T. Rcnmertz.
f. Theme and 1,sa yarisuons s,so;,so :,;:: ..proeh
tpie % NuxieI c'sb u Chicago iilitam Z. fSs Toa.
a's. OhtctoFl.
e. Tallher's prizc song frotn - Die Meis-
Mr: it: cau,iius. $50. - ''~e
All Alone' ehor9s 1 Sax;ss,;,;;a. Braun
3 20 nto Fernando" from - Favor
Mad. l. Donaldi. D'l'~'l$'
+>'n ASh.ns Mr. M. Vi: i;i;tnev Ae"'els7oDn
.. The Death Of Drusus," dramatic
tsees eeage1aa sna sanaa sa ise
ku-Lcu(s.cr, Dr7.s1t.. Nr. IT. Cdltdtdus: Priest
Of HN,1an, li.'. F. hcmmcTtz.
FoCnTi EVENING cosCEnT-JrLy =.
/ .TestmassGh." op o;:-.-.------.-.;;. Lassen
lad PIse'tka-L Leni,.er. :Mr: Ca'aitdls, Wr. +:
I;emucrtz.
; Introduction aud third scene from
Tit; al tic Principal :o'oists 'N''
loio.-Iad. fsse5J;a- Leutner, xop1lno; Iiss Imnic
~ % Eemesas, e aritone; : M e3s 3est;ra e."fu; shu
u the n II. Sdcngerbind-
FIRST MAT1SEE-3CSE 80.
J. Overture to 'obcron" -.:........w Weber
Qeueand Ge*anyrerei; {i uaa:ne: Directer'.
J. bravour-V Variations for soDrano with
ume. 'i ncseh:ti Ie,t,,e1; atf. Mr. O;xtsrie
"s1smnund's Love Song" from Die
"a1A''e ;iir. II: Candllas, wagner
S "Tasso." hamcnto c .rriolnfo} SYM
Atin pn1n,S qr,,I3 poen;: sram,dc nsii ,niSni
llisx Hanna1 Mcc dtfhy of Gdicdyo. '''
cnc;nnati ] or1se,.s s ~ &c. Har;. Drec,or III
s "Kooert toi que jaime" from, 49,.
A0'ef' MUD. F: D"uai: Aeyer0ecr
TO- prnyea md Af from iiienzi Ncn1Sssnen Masep
L. "Why do the Nations" :" from Messiah"
jir: j: De'4zing. IT ci,iea;ttti a''et
T. Overture to - William Tell. nossini
SECOND AATISEI-JuLy J.
, 1881-05-29
Chicago < AIT


Union Depot, West Side, corner Madison and Canal
sts.. between Madison and Adams ST. bridges. nn1
Twenty -thrd-st- Ticket Offices, ut Depots, ~ south
C!a1k-St., Grand Pncitc Hotel. and Palmer House.
, 1881-05-29
THE ROSE WOOD COMPANY.

We wish it We're possible to say something
agreeable Of the performances given by the
Rose Wood company at the Gra1ld Opera
House during the last week. But it is not.
Miss Wood herself is all actress Of fair aver
aye merit 1ler Camille was crtditable,
barely SO. There w:ls nothing in it to offend
the tastc. 1t is conceivable that, if the lessd-
ing actress had been surrounded by perform
ers relatively no better than herself, the play
might lave gone fairly well to tic cud. But
the company was picked Up here a little
and there 4 little, and the stubborn ele-
1i1cits ii1 it could not fuse It ''Camilie"
las been worse done here OF late years the
general plthlic does not remember it. The
Representation If ''Frou-FrOlt - WAS III sOE!t
respects even worse. Miss Wood herself
seemed to he utterly deficient i'll the uuai-
tics Of sllontaneity 1iglltl,eSs, grace, and
CELEBRITY OF thought and action which are
needed for the acting nf the wayward and
wnsomc Frou-FfUu. Her forwarintss was
mechanical, and her passion thin and
stri1cnt. The members of the supporting
company, with Ont. or two exceptions, knew
their parts inperfectty, and had not been
sufficiently rellcarscd. Besides, they would
nor have been equal to the play it they had
been rells.arsel. There were some signs III
promise in the Tetlerds OF tile occasion, but
all the rest was without form and vniu, and
darkness rested upon tho face of it. The
engagement Of this company for the produc-
ton Of Two such plays i'll Chicago theatre
was evidently a mistake. The marvel OF it
was that they should have been brought to
, 1881-05-29

Milwaukee Fast Mall. 7:D MI 7tS N
Waukesha &Uc0nOmosOc Ex.-.. 5:GH IN s10:5l a m
Milwaukee. st. Paul 4 Mfnne-} I$I0:fU mis- s0i ID
apOls Express trims. Il 9:n nj itn IN
Green Bay. Mennshn. and Ap-} *1u:iD Il NJ 4W D n
rleton Express trains It 9O mi .1:W m
Milwaukee, MADISON. Frntrie du
Chien. Iowa and DnkotA Ex.-..t 800 NIL 7:U n N
Stevens Point ind Ashland Ex..- If 500 m + 1:U N
Milwaukee, Madison and rI;.tric Esd.
du CHEN Express sl0fg m Il 1:i5
1ibertyyilie Accommodation. 6:5 mfs 81
Erin Passenger. 80 nts 3:l5 m
Dubuque i Cedar Rapids Express ~l0tU IL 5:U m
Egin 4 Kirkland Pus'nxer tdaily)} 3:0 MI p21 N
EEin Special Fast Express. 5:5 mt' 3:i5 N
1tnsca accommodation 6:a5 G:i5
Trains for Humboldt und North Chicago leave 6:55
m. and GO arrive $40 Il III. uLd 6:I5 D.
daily, Sundays excepted
, 1881-05-29

bon Saturday night TO GitEunn only.
Con Saturday night to Peoria only.
Wabash. st. Louis = Pacific Railway,
Union Denot+ Stnte and Twelfth-sts- All State-ss
cars run to the Depot and Wentworth-ar c1rs paSs
within one block. Ticket Offices, south Clark-srs
Palmer House. and Grand Pacific Hotel
, 1881-05-29
RAILROAD TIMETABLE,

A HRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~ TKAINs-ENELASATIuS or REFERENCE
MAKKS-tSaturday excepted SUNDAY e1Cep:ed
++Monday excepted suatly.
Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
For Maps, TnueCnrds> Sleeping Tar accommodating
apply ut u Clars-st.> Grand Pacific drinks Express
office Palmer House. IS CAnnl-s. nuu the depot On
the corner Ut Wells und kinxte-sts.
, 1881-05-29
tsAye. | Arrive

Ohicnso, Burlington 4: Quincy Railroad.
For Maps. Time-Table Sleepinz-C,r Acco,nmoua-
tfons Appfy at53 Elark-st. Grand Pachc IioieL
nrink's Express Oice, foot OF Indana-av., Grand
Central Depot, Canal and SIxteenth-st., Palmer
House. und Is Canal-st-
, 1881-05-29

Daily except Sundays tna.ly except Saturdays
tDay except Atontiays- $Thurstays and Saturdays
only tSunaayS only.
Michigan Central Railroad.
Depot. foot of 1akest and f,ot ut T,eentysecond-st
Ticket Office e Cllrk-st, southeast corner uf RAN
dOlph, GTund Pacific Hotel, and pn{1uer House
, 1881-05-29
a Surfeit Of "OIvette" at the
Theatres.
Program of the Chicago Musical
College Commencement.
Massenet,S <sIcve" for the Found
lings' Home Benefit
Theodore Thomas Views on the Festl-
vaIs Of 1882.

The official programs for the June Singer
fest have been issued, and We print them be-
low, commencing with the evening concerts
as the most important They will he rs fol
, 1881-05-29

.Sunt!ays cEccpted. Sbaty. rSaturtays excepted
aSUnday rs eayc ut 5:lj H. H.
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway.
Ticket Qlaces at aepots, Van Buren-ss., head otis
Sale. Twcnty-second-stu and Forty -third-st. Ticket
and freight Office u'lter Sherman House, and ticket
offices ftl the Grand Pacific Hotel and Palmer uuse.
, 1881-05-29

ltlt Win DuL TWO pTtin:t tonne 01 any
sc!ebrity-n1lnely: Mine. Gerster and Mime.
Marie It0ze.
The London Times. in its account of the
Wagner Festival III Berlin, draws Il parallel
between Frederick the Great and the 1nll-
slciAn ut the future. When the testy 1non-
arch caught Il bill-p0ster plasteriny UP !, H.
belous statement about himself lie cried:
Place it 4 little higher, 50 that all MY Sub
jccts ran read and laugh ut it, III the same
spirit tile composer caused to be PRINTED! on
the lihrcttos the following advertisement of
publication among his works: ~ Wag-
cetas nes sfiS"9' 1r re Se''GnarX s Of nisnss l s
sanlerous expressions, which have been
used against the master, Richard Wagner,
his works and lis GdNercllts by enemies and
scorners-for delectatlon Of the lniln( i'll
leisure llourS."
The one new opera promised BY Mr.. Maple
son this season, - Il lsenne4ato," ly 1tarfGl
Bodug Orrzy. will certainly not fail for the
want uf stirring plot and martial incident. II
deals with the fortunes Of Il Young llunga-
ri;.n who has become IL renegade. and gone
over tn the Turks in the hope of seizing the
heroine Dora, who is '>ctOtlled t, ulle Elc-
lner. lie finally Stays lhe lover, and pur-
sues the la.iy into i church where she las
taken refuge. LII the great scenG that fol-
lows the Abbcss and nuns appear 10 forbid
PLACE he is struck with sudden compunction,
aud kneels before the altar. Voices Of an IN
visible choir are heard, mingled with the
prayers Ut tile nuns: the Turks force their
way into the building, and III tie wild tunuls
OF the finale the renegade IL Killed. The up
cr:l Is to be produced i'll London under tic
personal supervision Of the composer.
NEW Music.
New York: William \. Pond {; Co.; Chicago
Chicago Music Company '' Fort DcnrhOr,1
March. BY J. !. Harris; :" Ny Darlii,x's Shoes.''
ballad. by Stephen Nnssett: - The Dying Boys
prnyer,' ballad. by Stephen Mnssctt: ''Gavntte.'
by f. C.. l[steE; - EIsas Dre:sil.'' from Lohc,,-
grin; trslnscribed by Llszt' and - Au Bord iu
Chicago: j. T.. A. Broderscn--.' Bells We
Loved II Childhood song, by c. S. MILLS; The
Stars ut Bedtime" song and chorus. by Felix
Catlieux; May Morning" and - While Peslsirc
Thought Of My Love. SONGS b. Albert f.
1sufs: tho - Newport Walk BY Charles +.
Ward: i" First Regiment, I. n. G.. Parade
March nnd - Durc:iro!c.'' for piano, and My
song, by Wnitnl Perkins.
Philadelphia: Lee s. Walker" Col Thomas
i. SCOTS Funeru March,
Detroit: c. j. Whltney; Chicago: Lyon 3S
Hcaly-''The island Wild Schottsche," by S. II.
Dem.Eond.
:, nostoY; Oliver nI.son & Co.: Chicns9: tyoa
arranged by Charles T.. Pratt;
Torpedo uud the Whnlc'' Vocal, and potponrri
from ..Oivctte." waltz and qnndric from |
- The Pirates VI pcnzance.' lsoccacciu March,
aud " Breeze ot Night" arranged by lie Baron;
" The Buglcr," song by Pinsuti; - III the Bright
Sunlight. song and dance, by Fred Won Olker; !
= We Two" song, by Blunenthal: "Say Ypu !
Loyo Sfe. Kitty Darling solo and duet, BY John
". Loretz, Jr.
, 1881-05-29

Mr., Irving, says the Court Journal, has
received I'LL olfer Of S100,00O, all expenses
paid, for q seven months theatrical tunr III
America. Since, however, this would
deranse his present engagements. and seat
ter lii, company, lie has declined the offer.
II is practically the largest offer ever made
~. t.tr
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VETATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, <uo
w No 80 street, between Second and GTA
Third Dealer IN Watches, Clocks, Silver e. ye
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all ies N2akg3
branches specially, under MR.. FLoBEkG.
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Another 1000 Feet For a Further Extension Of
Departments
" coNQuERINe AND TO CONQUER cor

We shall endr prosecute without
patrons leaving the the walls the last and during these alterations
HALE BROS will andev VERY LOWEST FIGURE
object change Mr. purchases
from the East and shall unturned effect object We
all guided
making HALE will not fear the result
that already pronounced judgment seed but fourteen
State transact their business unboundd the
guide HALES the conduct business truly
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NErgOURG a LAGEs,

Rros. so, 80 AND 81 FIFTH ST. SACRAMENTO.
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies,
M. afaeturers q Malt and all kinds Of Meals, etc
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OFFICE, CORNER THIRD AND STREETS
W residence, corner Tenth and streets. Sacra-
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Notary Public.
United States Commissioner
Commissioner of Deeds for the States and Terri.
tories, and Conycyancer.
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Gate with Flobergl.
No. 6sS J STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 80
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer {<slh
and Des,er p Watches, SiIverware, Jewelry, e-f 81
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apparent enough grand produced simple
Hale Bros. Have UnderS0ld all Other Houses,
in chiy procuring
sending
puposely
they they
will come down their priiu other words they
wisho
following the HALE better learn
swim sr Don't LET ambition choke not haste be rhn We would
adversely efforts to follow where CASH capital
only lead
ALI that the HALES have is free and unencumbere6,
and with CASH sufficient left that will
command the market
somebody suffer make
people
making rich.
Our selling under all other houses is the result of
our buying under all other houses. The bulk Of our
goods purchased direct by firm in the Eastern
Markets. thereby saving all the middlemen's profits
either as commission or otherwise We therefore
and do sell goods lower than the generality of your
Merchants can buy them in San Francisco Therefore,
this is another great element of HALE BROS success
Apropos departure
We already to
OUR CONS TAN TLY INCREASING BUSINESS
DEMANDS MORE SPACE /
Ano+hon pn0 Tnnt Enn E1,thnn Ivtonoion nf
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THE LEADING DRY GOODS HOUSE

be
this institution profitable the investment The
viii think
heartily sick HOUSE.
The extraordinary
months still competitors;
enough The has produced that
Hale Bros. Have UnderS0ld all Other Houses,
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DENTISTRY.
w. WOOD.

nENTIsT.-(REMovED TO QUINN'SrZn
j Building. corner Fourth and J stree,s) tt7fYN
Artificial Teeth inserted on all bases. nproved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extrac
iion OF Teeth m24.tf
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Since
accomplished what laid We
simple programme people longer
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BREWERY FOR SALE.
A FARM BARGAIN.

WILL TRADE YOU FOR BoUsEHe
w and lot, or me outside city lots, -
small suburban farm OF S5 acres, with improve
ments and stock. This is an excellent place for any
one wanting small farm Sacramento, and it
can be had at avery low price. Forpartculars quire
OF CARL sTRoBEL, s2l J street. m25lpu
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DIES. BREWER d souTHwORTu.

nENJIsTs, SOUTHWEST CORNER oFe,Na
~ Seventh and J streets, in Bryte's news $500
building up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use u improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
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