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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-25
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-25

A FARM pF a. ACRES, as AOREi
s'eAF aud W = gofd sllse a cultivation, N 3
saIsaae " umpsFr " Spsaee iiN township i
laaiAl. eeupu, f.-r pas AAh milo fgem ih !
pFaPosed g.i!spaa iEpTn NE Iunisla 10 ID .
fs,smae river, siI l.Ihes iEpn fpr, RQys {,
lha improvements aFs Large iopa Dive Z
iRs House, 2sxaa sect, with we'd pf goo 4
vsteF a. the dooT, bans Barn, Corn CEib :,
Ad other ou'hniiliRs,, large Apulp q E
ehaEi, and great variety Vf iruit, Al %
the rlsht to quSTFy Inns stone GA fag IA
shouts hal distant ThS iarm has be 81
lined Tocrpiiy.
Iszae-pHp'hah eAsb, ha!anco Ia y 70
snnuss pSymeRts-
foH iusthur Isviss alATs address
). A. HOFFMAN,
Spruce Hi!i, Juniats Co., Pa
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-25
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-25
CAUTION NOTICE.

A IL T~rsoas arr hereby ean;iouea
"A against ashing OF hungins, gafhcFias
bSrFics, OF crossing nvlt-. 20 IN ANY other
Nay trvspsssins - the lsl1s u tbs uusler-
sisued
-. k1>1rr.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-25
spEERi
T., j, BRANDY.

lhis bRAADl stands unTiyslled IN ihis
popnlFy being tar suPe7iNF Tor medicinal
puEAoses.
IN is \ PURE disiilAiion from the grape
and'oonlAlns valuable mei'ciHal properties,
L has a delicate flavor, similar to that OF
the grapes from which il is distilled, aud is
IN great favor among Ers,-class families.
see that the signature OF ALFRED
skkER, Passaic n. lis over the cork Of
eaAh hottie.
Sold by l., Banks Aud by druggists
everywhere.
Sept. l3-lss2.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-25
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,

TIM NJ TABLE
Oa and alter SATURDAY Oet8bsf 9Th tEsi.
trains thai stop Al Miiiiih will fup as iaIlsus
EASTWARD.
Nifstis Ae6enaaBAfiBH leaves MHia
asilF At q, w A. ma, aud stopping Al ali ala
iuhs betwseh Miiilih shd naffishufs, A..
rived al Harrisburg al 2 90 q w.
IoHssfsws Espssss leaves iita6hs is,iF
Al ~ IT., sha starpihs Al AZ fesul,,
sistlahs heiHeua Al.BBha and ilsffistNts.
fesshes Militia ~ ~. a. a. ~, iiaftisbnss
iste D. NJ and strives N Philadelphia I
s,bs D. NJ
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ssa O. Ri,, AiiagRs 4, ss8 h, Rit, and siep-
pihs Al ell fesplss stations arrives II AiiNis
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WESTWARD,
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90 ., MA ii.FFishaFg ILLS :, ~, Miaija
s,s' T. M slppPnss a al sislieas bsInesa
hlnliH shd AllnpRs Fesehps Altoona sIsts
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blFs dsllf except SUNDAY VI 500 y, yn., .aa
.'e pP'hs 81 sil stations, sFFiVss al hiinia al
100 y, ~,
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LsNisiown sspm Huntington . OQpm,
Tyrone i0pmi Altoona : 20 IN fhl..
burg u 80 pm.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-25
LRwIsrnWN nIYIslnn

Trains leave Lrwistuwn Junction for NM
toJ at Bs5 am ~ so am, 3 25pn for
sunhuft a. 0s m, as pm.
Trsins strive al fevistoun Junction from
hiiroJ 81 lOsm, 50 pm, 90 pm from
Sunburt 81 10 0O . nj, iispm.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-25
PRIVATE SALES.

A RAhh or VOO AUREH, MORE on
less, OF iiniestena and shsle land, IN Milford
townshir, In Liekina ufeek vslley, Junists
ssunt5, Ps. abuut 100 cleared, 40 acres
timbetlsnd 'Vundef ienee.h The inpfayss
msnts sfs Large Doube stane aud Frame
lieuse, Large hank Darn, Wagon Shed,
Large HES Pen, sheep House, carriage
iisase, Wssh lIanse, HpfhH Hausa within
ten Ssfds ~ The aeef, faaR,sih pufap ~
never sisiiiss water Al bath hunse aud bsfa,
This is aesifabls pfapeiif, aud IL ehly lsa
miles ifsh Aiillih fsilfesi sisiiahs Terms
essti fpf psfiehlafs, esli 0R w address
Jehh iiebissii, Patterson, duHiais de,, ia,
W Ahslhnfa hahlsaB, ssiNa address,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-25


a ooLhhEp man, named Davis was
acquitted, q few days ago In New
York, by the General Sessions Court.
ffom the charge of murder. On the
lpth day, of laHt August he knocked
Patrick Hughes down, aud 40 ffaetur
ell his skull that he died. n was
shown that Davies acted in self de.
Tense, when lac dealt Hughes the
blew, aud on that ground ,he was ae.
quilted,
A pssflfe#, ifem Fairfield, lava,
last Tuesday reads oh Meaday aight
Wild daehs gathered about the elee
lfie lghts IA such humhefs that
nearly 400 ei them we're picked IN
dead within \ Aaufs, All the ligh,s
but ehe were e4tiagulshed aud sey-
efal glehes were broken The duck
des patch se inspifed the editar at
The Philadelphia i'@es that he iash-
on the following edtarial aH the
coming hunter 10 the guaners who
IA Years past have been accustomed
70 klll ducks with a shot gun while
lying lace upward in a freezing
Anidy marsh, contracting rheuma
llsm, colds and al unlimited number
OF other annoying diseases, this oe-
enrrenoe will have peculiar signih-
eenee Instead Of exposing himself
to Wind aud rain aud storm, the gun
ner Of the future will plant his elee-
lrle light poles in the marsh, start
the electric battery aud retire to the |
conylyial seelusion of the nearest ho-
tel In the morning he will so out |
with u four horse wagon and bring
home the ducks, which will be found |
IN heaps at the bottom of the poles
Should the trouble Of picking up the
dead water fowl become monotonous
or in any way burdensome, the gun
ner can arrange rows OF bags at the
loot of the poles and the ducks will
pack themselves ready for shipment.
1t IL but natural to expect that in
ime this style of cunning will be e1-
ended to other SPEECHES OF game,
md it will not be long before q man
sho now can hardly tell the differ
inces between ramrud aud a main
'prlng will become mighty hunter.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-25
SrEEI.TOy RRANlH,
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF aIFFIIyrowS. "a

BRANCH AT PuRT ROYAL
Stookhol3s-s I1&I3aally LsAsls.
: SSNlS FusKSoE, P---s-.z
7 VAN lSWlN. Csss--
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-25

ave unsurpassed ~ ans a,set Native Wiae
Being the pHie iHies 6f ,he Bfsps, rfedHe.
" ,nitf Nj spepfp 6wH pefAda. snpafs
thiNs, i,s fAfit4 We fahhirahess, sfe sa.fs
sHlp;'ai fhe iHNsseN ehAa msg psf,.sa
W w. sshefeAs qualities, sal lha ~e.kest
IAfsid Hsp v W sAyshissW /, "a Psf,eH-
lsFY bshpllsial W Ihe asea sAi ashiilsisa,
.ha sHi,ea 70 ,he ysFigHs ailments TIA. az
eet t,s MsAs " feti a W ever Fsspset
4 WihE 10 At hEhlhh ta,
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sthkh'a
Il. j, SHERRY,

lie y 4, shthhi lssWiRe " aHPeF-
loF HhsFseleF .ad psFIakes ~ the Fish gasi-
llles'ol ihe sFapa lTQm Wtleh " Is Hlada
feF Parity, Rlehness, flAvQF and pale,Rsl
Pro asFiies, Il Il will be ipuRa HReKeelled,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-25

The crowd scattered right and lef,
ss young Mabry advanced, and 0'Con
nor, who was greatly excited, did no,
catch sight Of hin uu,il they were less
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-26
sacramento Produce Market Wholesale
corrected daily for the RECORD UsIoN.I

SACRAMENTO, August 25th.
FkUrT-Grapes. 81 g crate common, 5o@75c !;
Peaches, 2@4c o ID; Blackberries, may be
said to be now out of market Lemons,
Sicily, S10a11; do. California, 81 50@2 .
box; oranges-Tahti, 60 5c@7 q box; LINES,
81 50a1 70 o 100; Bananas, 50 SOFA so q
bunch; Pinespples, $500 dozen Cocoanuts. Sc so
CT q 100; Plums, 1a3c q h Prunes 1I@3c . n /;
Pears, common, T5cgSl %; Bartetts the crop is now
nearly picked and the fruit ripe that none be
ing shipped east they selling for slo1 % Q box
Apples, 75c@sl % o box; Siberian Crabappes,
2@24c.
TABLz FRurrs-Assorted, 2s-r cans, % doc, s9 rs /;
Peaches. s2 S. Bartlett Pears & 81 Plums, 81 IS
Blackberries, 80 Gooseberries, 81 rs Strawberries
IS 25; Apricots, 81 IS; M1scat Grapes, 81 rs; BED
Currants, 50 IS; Cherries, 50 %.
PIX FRUITS q b cans, 2 doz, 1892 l2l ;
80; Portland Blueberries. 2-ib cans, q; Whor
leberries, 81 20
DRIED FRurrs-Apples. sliced, s 1Gc y n; 90
quAttered e7e; pears, peeled, sNal0c; do, un
peeled 4G5c; Plums, ptted, 100 1c; Peaches,
99I0c; do, peeled, 19@2oc Prune eiernan and
French. l2al4e; Biackberries, 1917; Figs, CALI
fornia. 6d7c y D,
yEssrABLEs-Sweet Potatoes. Red, 1ka13c q h !;
Carolinas, l.G2c; Wax and String Beans, 2d2lc !;
Shell Beans, cranberry, 4d5c /; Limas 4a5c 3
b; Green corn, 15a20c per dozen; Tomatoes,
50G60c y box; Summer Squash, 1@2c = ID; Pota
toes, 75e6sl q cwt; Onions 6od76c 3 cwt eau
lifower, 90c Cabbage, sl@l l0F cwt Carrots. 81 o
cwt Turnips, 81 rs 9 100; bunch vegetables, 123c
doz; Parsnips, lie; Beets, &c; Celery, 90c e
dozen; Horse Radish, SGl0c y 10 Green Peas, o96c
. II Artichokes, 25@30c q dozen Cucumbers, 49
&c . doz; Green Peppers. 4@sc q Ii /; Egg Plants,
435c; Watermelons, 75c1S1 q doz; Canta-
loupes, 6O@9'e q dozen; Green okra, care q ID.
TRANSFORMATIONS, 90 60 . Dbl; oatmosI, s5
. 100 BIS; Cornineal. % 25@2 so; Cracked Wheat,
Y 1905
PouIrRY-Iiye Turkeys, 129l3c o II; full grown
Chickens, Sc so u dozen; young Rocsters S3di so
y doz; BIoilers, S2s3: Ducks s4@4 SO; Geese,
81 bcG2 = pair Eggs, 30932c q Dozen
DAIRY PRoDuoTs-DuJter, nancy dairy, 35G373c q
h mixed lots, in rolls 28@30c 9 Ii !; Cheese,
California, from 1l3i5c; Western, flats, l0915c
Martins Cream, lS6r22c.
MBATs-Bee;, &c; Mutton. &c q ID amb, Ease
Pork, 10a1le; vsa, small calves Sd9c; large, &c.
RAY, GRAM AND FEED -oaG may, o SOn, sL6i4S /;
alfalfa $40 to Sl2 . ton bran, o ton. SIS; mid
dlings, SIS per ton; barley, whole, 81 40; ground,
81 40 wheat 81 65 q cwt tame oats D cwt., 81 25
corn, 81 rs . ewt
MIsCELLANBous-Seeis-A Alfalfa, 1C@ls59 limo
thy, Eastern, 1@l2c q n; Oregon, sGe
l0c; Red Clover, l6@18c; Red Top, l2I@14c
Nuts-English Walnnts, l38l4c Almonds, fresh
supply received, quosable at 1Sc; Peanuts, 1i@l2c
Iallow, 73aSc; hides, salt. o@ioc; drv. 199lg4 ;,
choice lots, zoe; Hops-New York, 50960c Cali
ornia, 4I3@60c.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-26
PASSENGER LISTS.

CsBLIN, August 25sE.-Passed here to-dsv,
to arrivs in Sacramento tomorrow: J. v.
Tourney, wife and child, F. b. Kannett, wife
and two children, Missouri Mrs. r. A. Com
ing and child, E. L. Griffith, Max Hellman
and wife, s. Selig, Henry Janin, a. J. Bowie,
Jr., l. G. Crane, w. II. Jordan. William
Beklow, San Francisco J.. H. Winters and
family, Dayton. O.; J. E. Wilkins, Wash
ington, d. c.; E. Miller, Havana; Henry
Bass and WIFE, Philadelphia, Pa; Miss /.
Kaufman, NJ s. Fechheimer, Miss Henrietta
Hssruity. Morris May, New York; Mrs. j.
M. Gushing and two children, Washington
Territory W. w. McGregory, Mrs. S. 3.
McGregory. Virginia City, Montana; Mrs.
&. Nj. Patterson, Miss J. NJ. Patterson,
Walls Walls; Rev. T. H. Rouse and wife,
Hawaiian Islands; J. L. Morrison, Denver,
Cal; NJ. d. Wilson and wife, New Haven,
Conn; Thomas Poyzsr, Alameda, CAL; N
HI. Latimer, Illinois; Geo. Featherstone,
Chicago; Miss Ida J.. Eckhart, Gilroy, Cal. !;
cisco; Mrs. b. Tarpie. California Ernest
Ford. Chris Linde, 7. K. Trudell, Wiscon-
sin Mrs. L0vina Bell, Iowa Mrs. NJ. Mar.
tin. Boston. Mass; T. Cloggsge. Carson !;
j. +. Shelter, ii. Kenoyer, II. Shelter, Kan
sas; 90 emigrant passengers, including "A
males, to arrive Sacramento August 9th.
OMAHA, August 25sh.-Lsft here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento August 29sh: Gov
ernor Wm. A. Newell, Mrs. Newell, Miss
Edes Newell, Miss Addie Newell, Olympia.
w. T.; G. X. Fitch. M. Schussler, San Fran
cisco A. Nj. Nation and wife. Albany.
Oregon f. II. Pepper. Manila, Philippine
Islands; G. Bustelli and wife, Napa; A.
Norr, Washington Miss Dullick, Coliiwa-
ter, Mich Miss S. L. Harrington, Bloom.
field. y. j.; Ida Cleveland. Knoxville. H.;
Mary Lawson, Halifax; Mrs. J. NJ. Lake
man, Grass Valley; j. Beeman, England.
NEwEALL, August 25sh.-Passed here to-
day. to arrive in San Frsncisco tomorrow
Q. Dixon and wife. +. l.. Richie, Los Ar
geles; Dr.. w. Hoffman. wife and son. Wash
ington. ID. g.; VIM. Mansfield. Los Angeles !:
J. r. James, wife and son, Tucson, A. T.;
ID: McReary, Suisun. Cal; j. S. Waterman,
Waterman, Col; +. A. Stsckpole and wife,
Ansheim; +. Seldnor, s. Bath. San Fran.
cisco; E. j. M1lvehill, Geo. E. Gard, J. NJ.
Thomas Colonel J. Nudge, Los Angeles !;
Peter ELlinger, Tomales; J. NJ. Brooks.
Ventura, CAL; Deputy Sheriff Huber and
one prisoner, Cal.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-26

At the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales
included 100 tons No. October, 81 Is 700 do,
81 65i 300 do January, 81 65! = ctl.
BARLEY-Receipts this month have not been very
large, and the local requirements have about ex-
hausted all arrivals besides using up most of the
surplus that may have been carried over from July.
Contracts for August delivery will mature next
anxiety TO obtain stock enough to fill their several
obligations. As a consequence, the spot market has
very strong and buoyant tone, the maintenance of
which will depend more or less on the quantity of
grain that existing high prices may to be sent
forward week ago no one was willing to pay
over 81 for August No. l Feed, while offerings
were fee at 81 26a1 26a To-day like deliveries
could not be had below 81 S31. while as high as
81 30 was paid in one instance. Very little interest
Is given to either Chevaer Brewing descriptions
Sales on ca this morning embraced so tons No. !
+ ed, August, 81 3Sl; 100 do 81 34 200do, 81 343
100 do, 81 IS; 100 40 No. : August, 81 80; 100 do
for other months q fnllnus
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-26
Eastern Wool Markets.

BOSTON, August 18th.
WooIs-The market is active and GALES have been
large, amounting to g. 400 coo pounds of all kinds,
and for tho past seven weeks the business in this
market has been 100000 pounds including all
grsGes Sales Of Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces
have been made st so0s &c for and XXX, 4sia43c
for choice selected lots, 3s3c for Michigan and some
OF the principal holders refuse cell under DOC
and i and 45c for No. feeces The demand for
unwasned fseces has been unusually active sales
amounting 70 l. 500. % pounds OF Western Terrific
~ and Texas A choice selected lot of medium las
been sold at 33d38c, fine and medium a. 25a32c
and low and coarse at 1T923c. California wool has
been quiet, with sales OF spring mostly at 2s@3oe
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-26
ARIZONA.
The Delayed Trains Badly Damaged
0dyAFOnnd-Weather.

Tucson, August 25th.-Advices last night
from Msricops ssy that Mondays east bound
passenger train is lying at Maricopa, and
Mondays wess.bound passenger train is at
Casa Grande. Wednesdays esss.bonnd pas
senger train is laid over at Yuma. It will lie
there to-day. A freight train, with twenty
two cars of east bound freight, arrived at
Maricopa about o'clock yesterday morning,
bringing also an abundance of ice. The
freight train west left Maricopa about 9
o'clock this morning. taking the delayed
freight. The trouble lies now between Mari
cops and Casa Grande Since the water has
gone down the track has been found in a
much worse condition than expected. The
foundation in some places is washed TO
depth of six feet. Trains with large gangs of
men, working east snd west, ars
still abont four miles apart. The
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-26
DIED


Sacramento, August 23-Rusling Billany, native
of Hull, England, rs years.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
the undertaking rooms of A j. yermilya, No. $50
street, between Fifth and Sixth, Sunday after
noon at o'clock
Davisville, August 2i-Mabe Glare, daughter of
Robert Terril, native OF Davisville, years and
20 days.
jackson, Amador county, August 22-Thomas Stra-
ton Clark, native of Massachusetts,, 70 years. s
months and % dass. (Kansas and Illinois papers
please coPy)
Los Angeies, August 2l-George W, Cooper, 8
months and So days.
Los Angeles, august % Thomas ]. sweasey, Al
years.
Alameda, August 16-Guido Kustel. Ga years.
Brownsville Yuba county, August 2I-Kate Ruff,
10 years AID % days.
Meridian, Suffer county, August 2l-Lillian Moore,
10 years.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-26

stage Robners Brought 10.

EUREKA, August 25sh. = Officers have
brought in the two stage robbers arrested in
the southern part of the State on Tuesday.
They gave the names Of Jack King and Billy
Adams. and are young-looking fellows, not
over %. They are, however, rated as des-
perate men, and when captured one had three
revolvers in his belt, and the other two.
They were surprised in camp at Parker's
station, Lincoln county, early in the morn
ing. They are the same parties who stopped
the stage at American Falls, Idaho, July
18th. and robbed the messengers and treas
ure.box. A valuable watch belonging to one
OF the passengers was recovered. Evidence
of the Sprucemont robbery is also found on
their persons. The rascals will be taken to
Idaho for trial
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-26
THE NEoRo,s FL DORADO.

We had to wait for half an hour between
Charleston and Savannah for the waycross
train, and during this time black man
came up to me and inquired
Say, boss, doan' you lib up Norf ?"
Eyes"
Oats what reckoned on. Kin 1 ak a
few questions ?"
"You can"
"Wal, sab, does cherry Guild man up
dar own brick house wild a cupulo on
top"
"Oh, no"
"Does he walk aroun' wild bag of gold
in one han an bag of silver in the
odder?"
Il never saw any of them taking a
walk
= Do they all own bosses an keraidges ?"
''Do they all have diamonds an pearls
an welvets p
"No"
"Ssv mss, my names Jones, an lib
ober he =no dat pine woods. NV ole
womau al the time stirrin' me ND to 90
Mort, AZ - ALLY believes dat if we once
get up di.r We kln go out befo' breakfast an
pick up pailful o. diamonds. Now, SAD.
tell me de solemn truf bout it 4 Gould we
do it ?"
"No."
Gould we pick up peck ?"
"No."
$50 quarts p
No."
1.-TWO quarts -
"No."
"Dat's nuff, boss-dat settles me 1
reckon if l axed bout one quart. you'd say
yes. but if anybody 'spected TIE gwine to
fool aroun' wild any sich small Eaters as
dat dey am sadly Token in. Pze kept
house long huff to know dat quart o. dia-
monds day wouldn't keep family in
CON cake an bacon half de time. BEGGED
to We, boss. Mebbe I'll git up dat way
arter awhile, but shan's 'spect to own no
brick house wild cupulo on top till I've
been dar full week or longer. ~ Detroit
Free Press.
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BORN,

Sacramento August 24-Wife Of Gus Church,
daughter.
Florence, Los Angeles county, August 1s-wife of
X. S. Ransaur, son
Near Gridley, August 19-wi'e of V. P. Richards,
son.
Near Gridley, August 21-wife of W. S. Little,
son.
Placervie, August 2l-wife of Frank Rowe, a son.
Alameda, August 20-Wife OF W H. Presbrey, a
daughter.
Chico, August 24-wife of j. A. Anderson, daugh-
ter.
Red Bluff August 22-wife OF Ed. De Shields,
son.
Red Bluff. August 17-wife of T. B. whitesides, a
son.
Red Bluff, August 2O-wite of Harry Redner,
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COMMERCIAL
san Francisco Produce Market,

SN FRANoIsco, August 25th-1 P n.
FLoUR-Free oIders are on the market on Chinese
account. Best City Extra, IS 50@5 62i; Supertine,
q 5ed4 IS; Interior Extra, q 75@5 rs; Interior
Superdne, s3 1904 q bbl
WHEAr-Athough but few public sales are being
recorded it il understood that there is very good
inquiry on export account. Shippers insist that
they will not give over 81 ST. but instances are not
wanting where higher figures have very recently
been paid. Lots of from 20) TO 400 tons fair ship
ping are changing hands for steadying or ling at
not less than 81 eSl. Good milling cannot be had
below 81 20, while 81 III is not considered an ex-
IRENE rate for strictly choice milling The market
seems to be In good shape, and operators still
cautious in making future contracts The only sale
at the Produce Exchange to-day was let Of 100
tons No. l for October delivery at Port Costa at
81 II . ctl. The following figures represent the
views of operators on call This mnrnipo.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-26

A German merchant of this city, going
TO his summer residence a. Nantssket, was
accosted by q chance acquaintance with,
Sab, Mr., how are you: Going down
the harbor? ?" The gentleman nodded. and
after the querist passed ON, remarked to a
friend That mans tam fool; does he
tink Tn going to Europe in die lpoa. !"
Boston Herald.