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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-27

TnE wife Of Mr.. Archy Walker, Of
Garrard, who is with her father DIR. w.
W. Owsley, in this county, has presented
him with a zine, large boy.
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Two YEARs-Chas. s. IIazlett. detect
i've, writes to Sheriff Menefee that Jesse
Spraggins plead guilty to obtaining money
under false pretenses aud was given a two
years term in the Fort Madison Iowa.
Penitentiary.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-27
Mai. A. r.. RICHARDS,

OF Louisville Is a candidate for Superior Judge IN
this the ID District, subject TO the action Of the
Democracy.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-27

THE HoP at the st. Asaph, though rath-
err an impromptu affair, turned out to be
very delightful one. Prices excellent
Orchestra discoursed the music which was
kept time TO by the twinkling feet OF a
score or more couples till 2:3O A. NJ, when
the happy party broke up thoroughly
pleased with the evenings entertainment
Despite the short notice there were nu-
merous bellies and beaux from the neigh
boring towns, whose presence added great
ly to the delight Of the occasion. A young
lady friend has kindly furnished us with
the following list of young ladies and their
tOilettes
Miss Alice Severance, Lebanon; white satin and
tarletan, laced with gold cord.
Miss Annie Me Alister, Danyillei white null,
lace overdress, diamonds.
Miss Jennie MeAlister, Danyille; dottei mus
lin.
Miss Kate Edelin,, Lebanon white satin and
tarletan, pearls.
Miss Mammie Olds, Lancaster India null, lace
trimmings.
Miss Kate sandifer, Danville null, natural
flowers.
Miss Jessie Perrin, Missouri white null, swiss
embroidery.
Miss sallie Cook, Iustonvill,; null and daisies.
Miss Maggie Rowland, Danville, pink satin and
lace.
Mss Lizzie Burton, Lexington black rhadames
Miss Nellie Duncan, Lancaster white null and
pink trimmings.
Miss Mamie Birch, ST. Louis; cream satin, span
ish lace oyerdress, lilies OF the valley fringe, da'
nonds.
Mis- jennie Richards striped muslin, natuis
flowers.
Miss Cornie Cooper, white null, swiss embrOid-
cry.
Miss josie withers blue silk, lace tIiuminss
diamonds.
Miss Mary Owsley, cream oolored brOcaded sat
In, point lace aud garnet trimmings
Miss Annie Brown, white null, swiss embroid-
cry over pibk satin, pink trimmings.
Miss Mary Brown, null, white satin trimmings
/ natural flowers.
Miss jennie Phillips, liarroisbuBi white mus
lin.
Miss Kitie wmy, white satin, lace overdress.
| Little Matte McAlister, embroidered muslin.
Joe Hayden, patent leather shoes, silk hose an
tan-ooored satin crayat,
Among the visiting gentlemen were Mess. W. q
Kinnard, sam Duncan, John storms Hugh Gran
Jr, Lancaster A. q. whitley, Hugh Grant, Dan
Vile; Garrett Davis, Paris Eyerheart Humble
aud John W. Engleman, Boyle.
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JAMES r. wALLIN
w. M. OWENS

Is candidate for County Judge Of RockcastIe, al
the August election, 1881
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UsE the Livingston Coal Company's coal
La L. liz Ln.I
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JUDGE ALVIN DUyALL.

OF Frankfort, Is a candidate for SUPERIOR
JUDGE In this the ID District, 81 bject 10 the ac-
tion Of the Democracy.
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IL. M. BURDETT.

or Lancaster, is a candidate for Judge Of the SUI
preme Court from the ID district. Subject TO the
action Of the democracy.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FRUiT JARs Of all kinds'at Bruce, War
ren a Co.'S.
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WANTED to purchase good COW Ap.
ply at this office
CANNED GooDs lower than ever 10 close
the lot at w. T. Green's
CONTRACTOR T.. y. HAYDES says the
cars will reach London July 9Th.
TnE Livingston Coal Company's coal
can't be beat. Call on +. r. Davies for it,
PrcMc-Mr. 10 Mcsmith will give a
picnic at Hale's Well next Saturday, To
which every body Is invited.
STOLEN from my pasture Tuesday night
last, brown mare, l5l hands. A liberal
reward will be given for her return. BIG.
Pennington.
McRouERrs n STAGE have just pnt up
handsome silver showcase, which adds
much 70 the beauty and convenience Of
their establishment.
FARMERS desiring to lay in their winter
supply Of coal would do we'll to see the
proprietors Of Lincoln Mills. Il will be
money in their pockets
THE wife Of Mr.. Archy Walker, Of
Garrard, who is with her father DR.. w.
W. Owsley, in this county, has presented
him with fine, large boy.
Two YEARs.-Chas. s. lIazlett, detect
i've, writes to Sheriff Menefee that Jesse
Spraggins plead guilty to obtaining money
under false pretenses and was given two
years term in the Fort Madison Iowa.
Peniientiary.
Pension AGENT X. Blain reports that
he has secured for Mrs. Malinda Collins,
mother Of John A. who died while a mem
Der Of Wolford's Cavalry, arrears Of pen
SION to the amount Of 81 600. Mrs. G.
lives on Green River in this county.
@s=
OWING to the illness OF Judge O"sley
the Special Term Of his Cour set to con-
vene here yesterday, was adjourned till to-
day by Col. Vanon, who was elected Spe-
oi.t IL. m. lii, oe u,o ,orD, IA 10
~. -, :. Iii H. oh o,ob.rd
Springs.
VINO u nj f.. iia'cher' 'hle' OF
Toi'ce on pahV'l'e' va writes 10 oheri"
Meneiee' that ne mas arrested one " NJ a.
i'opee anu 'na' ne mas ueeu eA''pi"eu al"
A.. -. -. -. ~. -.
a.. 80 III. 80 -. .nv ;nto.m.,;on
oo.o.ni.. Li,,
-
There is a report current that w. ii
Miller will be nominated by the republic
cans for County Judge, Squire W. Nj. Gar
nett for Jailer and +. NJ. McRoberts for
Attorney. We could not learn who were to
be the other nominees, but It u to be set
NJ a.. ,,i.l -, o,o 90,
ono,n,, ,o.o,he,
-.-
THE CIScISNAT SOUTHERN has had an
other accident. The engine of the North
bound passenger train was thrown from the
track by broken rail at Rodgers Gap,
Saturday morning. The engineer Was kill
ell and the fireman fatally injured. This
caused delay Of many hour, and Of a
consequence we missed our mail matter
from Cincinnati and other places North
anu Last
Mrs. A. X. DENNY discovered when she
went to uSe them Sunday that her gold
watch, bracelets snd breastpin were gone.
She cant imagine who could have gotten
them unless a negro boy who came there
to he hired during the week before stole
them. When he asked IL she wanted to
hire him she told him TO wait but she did
not see him again. He gave his name as
Tom Robinson.
AZ 90 Witt,
- " = ,n, $3.50 p-DI
~ ~ l.''..i - - -,
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CAPITAL CHIPS.

The weather for the past two days has
been delis htful in Sacramento.
The grizzly is still at large at the eastern
edge of town. Bad boys had better stay at
home.
There was quite an exocus OF tramps from
this city yesterday. They followed the circus
to Lodi.
Parties down from Placerville yesterday
report numerous and valuable strikes in the
gold mines of Ell Dorado.
Several young men are Arranging for q
bear hunt tomorrow. They will hunt in the
neighborhood of Smiths Gardens.
It is understood that Sullivan and Ryan
have arranged another prize fight. The police
are on the alert and will not allow it to take
place in the city.
The cid barge Matilda, which wss some
time since sunk in the river at the foot of l.
street, has been raised and beached on the
Washington bank.
The wholesale houses on Front street are
dciEg large business. The shipments of
goods to the interior during the past ten days
has been unusually large.
the fve-yesr- son of J. G. Davis fell
head first into barrel of water yesterday.
An Older brother, who happened to be near,
6shed him out and saved his life.
E. A. BUR- and a man by the name of
johnson engaged in a friendly wrestle Tues.
day. Burr was thrown, and in the fall suf.
fered dislocation Of the shoulder.
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Ii, were found dead Mis- morning, having
been murdered either yesterday or last night,
the bodies being cold when found. Hutchin
son on Monday delivered several head Of cat.
tie ct his place. receiving 5000 for the same.
An Indian assisted him to drive the cattle,
and saw him receive the pay. It is therefore
supposed that tie Indian committed the muir.
der fer the money, as none was found on the
bodies or in the cabin. They were shot with
rife or revolver. The boys head was mutt.
lated beyond recognition. The Indian
went up the river this morning, and has not
been seen since. Great excitement prevails,
and if caught the Indian will likely be
lynched. Dr. Hutchinson's family are in East
Portland, and he had sold the cattle to pay
for q homestead near Oneatta, intending to
move bis family there next week. He was
well-knewn and much respected.
The above is the first press dispatch ever
received over the new telegraph line from
Corvallis to the coast.
Murder TriaI-Justifiable Homicide.
PORTLAND, August 16sh.--In the trial of
Balm at Astoria for murder two days were
consumed in selecting jurors. the panel being
completed this evening. Ore hundred were
examined. The testimony will commence to-
morrow.
The Coroner at Rossburg this evening held
an inquest over the body of Jack Downer,
aud the jury returned verdict of justi6able
homicide
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Nettie Seeley has gone to Monterey.
A. B. Forbes has returned from McCloud river
Governor Perkins left for San Francisco yesterday
j. +. Cowdery, of San Francisco, is in the city.
n. d. Rideout returned from San Francisco yes-
terday. ss
d. NJ. Kenfeld left yesterday on trip to Placer
county.
A. W. siweI, of the Hazel Kirke company, is in
the city.
7. Fagen, of San Francisco is visiting friends in
this city.
Clark Croker and Arthur Brown have gone to
Blue Canyon.
John Stevens and wife, of this city, have returned
j. ]. Ray and E. T. Earl, of San Francisco, are
c. H. Cummings and Joseph steffens and family
are at Monterey.
Mrs. W. A. Abernathy has returned from two
weeks visit to Monterey
Peter Engel and James Traynor, of Marysville,
were in the city yesterday.
NJ s. Nevis, of this city, goes to San Francisco for
a few weeks, for his health.
Charles Strickland, formerly of this CITY, has 10.
Gated at Quincy, Plumas county.
Miss Sarah wilkinson left YESTERDAY for Berkeley.
where she goes to visit her sister.
p. F. and H. s. Morey came up from San Fran.
cisco yesterday, en- route to Placerville.
A. Avery and w. h. Trechlsr, Of Sacramento,
have been admitted to the State University
Gus Weiman has gone to Allen Springs. His wife
left for that summer resort two weeks since
Senator James T. Farley and wife passed Omaha
yesterday, to arrive in this city August goth.
William B. Hamilton has 80 far recovered from his
recent illness as to be on the street yesterday.
Misses May and Grace Mister of Stockton are rus
ticating at Roseville, the guests of Miss Lotte
Kupfer.
Charles Lux, of the firm of Lux g. Miller, PASSED
through from San Francisco yesterday, en- route to
0roville.
Mrs. NJ. A. Kennedy and Miss Jennie Mcfarland
are visiting Placerville The LITTER is the guest
of Miss Moilie Carpenter.
Miss Minnie L. McNeal left this morning for
San Francisco and other places Of interest on the
coast. She will be Joined by her father, A. McNeal
In few days in San Francisco. where they will be
the guests Of Mrs. T. Stephenson while in the city
Quartermaster- Sergeant W. D. Card, of Company
F., First Artillery Regiment, Woodland, arrived in
this city last evening to take charge Of tents and
baggage for Camp Raymond. He will have charge
Of the details for pitching camp from Companies A,
B and G, Of this city. The party leave by boat to-
day for San Rafael, with tents, cannons and heavy
baggage.
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NEW MEXICO,
Two Brothers As,as,in,ted.

ALBUQUERQUE, August 16th.-At an early
hour this morning an unknown man rode to
the residence of Jose Rafael Apodoca, called
him to the door and shot him through the
head, killing him instantly. Apodoca's
brother then appeared at the door. apd he too
was shot dead by the stranger. who made his
escape,
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STUDYING CELTIc.-About forty Irish
students in Philadelphia are trying to
awaken an interest in the study OF the
Celtic tongue. They have formed them
selves into Philo-Celtic Society, and
meet for study once week The society
was organized last June with fifteen mem.
bers. Patrick Rowan and Patrick Con-
nelly act as teachers, and their work is
wholly one Of love. The greater number
of students are Irish by birth, but some are
Americans They range in age from boys
of II to gray-headed men, and defray all
the expenses by payment of % cents a
month each. The members say that they
cannot expect any material result from
their studies, but are actuated solely by
motives of national pride.
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MARRIED.,

Near Sacramento August 16-By Rev 7. s. Cunn,
at the residence Of Myrom Smith, Chas. Il. Buck,
of Oregon. to Zada w. jerks, of Minnesota.
Oakland, August 15-By Rev. j. W. Healy, D. D.,
Joseph Guth, Jr, Of Elk Grove and Minnie Eliza
Creed. Youngest daughter Of Charles Moneyw ell,
of Oakland.
beth Muth
San Francisco August 1o-wm. R. Felter to Julia
Z. Bloomfield.
San Francisco, August 16--Sylvester NJ. Griggs to
Ella Hollingsworth.
San Francisco, August 1s-w. G. Proctor to Annie
J. Scnlly.
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NEVADA.
Net Guilty,

CARSON. August 16th.-The case Of the
State We. Racroft Aenew, charged with assault
with intent to kill Sheriff Williams, was
given to the jury to-day. and at 9 o'clock they
returned verdict Of not guilty.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Hydraulic Mines Closed Dewn-santa
Clara County Republlczns-Races nj
Santa Cruz-Assassination IN Rev Mex
ico-Joint Democratic Convention-Ter-
fib3e Death Of 4 Miner -Sawmtll
Buraed-Confest ut the State UntveI-
sfty-Capture OF MuTderer-Etc.
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EVENTS OF the DAY.
Frederick the Great of Prussia died, 17S6.
Great Comet, 1852.

DRESS GOODS sce can only giVe
q passing thought today, and not
the fatlI adrertising space they de-
SERGE; bait are buyers going to forget
thereby the rare Ualaes of the last ten
days? One of the distinguishing
marks of oar business is not to aD-
pear TO do, bait to do; not to create
benefits for oar customers by quoting
tOaC prices atone, bat to fulfill the
spirit of oar promises, by h0ving the
goods of such styles and qualities as
people need and aCish to bay. Ind
this Is as true IN oar Dress Goods
Department, aOith its unusually IOaU
price from late season buying, as
perhaps IN 0asy Department of the
House.
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a Royal ExcAvAToR.- 1850 the
King of Denmark caused tumulus to be
opened near Scoborg, not far from the royal
palace of Fredericksborg, where he had a
tent set up, and where, with portion of
his suite, he spent many days and nights
personally excayating and exploring, hand
ling the shovel and pickax with his royal
hands, digging and hammering with might
and main, until the lords of the household
were getting tired of the service.
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GEMS fancy ard plain half hose, from
cents per pair to 70 cents, at Hals's summer
clearance eale, Ninth and X streets.
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GENTS ScARFs, in great variety of style
and price, at the great summer clearance
sale of Hale Bros. & Co., Ninth and K.
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A STRANGER TO THE CoAsT !-Bleached
table linen, 60 inches wide, only 80 cents per
yard, at Hale's summer clearance sale.
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r. 81. BYERs, undertaken. 600 K street, is
. candidate for Coroner. subject to the deci.
sion of the Democratic County Convention. =
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BEWARE Of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark filed in this State and Nevada.
Geo. W. Chesley, sole agent.
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MADRAS STRIPES, IN SEERsucKER, make
mp very prettily, and are excellent vaiue.
Call aud examine at Hals's summer clearance
sale Ninth and 4 streets
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BLACK SATISs, from 40 cents per yard and
upwards, at the summer clearance sale of
Hale Bros. 4 Co., Ninth and K streets.
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PAINTERS OvERALLs or jumpers, only 40
cents, at the great summer clearance sale Of
Hale Bros. & Co., Ninth and K streets.
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LADIES cloth and kid, lace shoes sizes, 81
to 2. from IS cents upwards, at Hale's sam
mer clearance sale, Ninth and K streets.
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HAVE FOR EXCHANGE
FOR CITY REAL ESTATE:

A Farm Of ~ Acres-Small Dwelling and
Barn, 400 Fruit Trees acres in Grapes. 20 acres
under cultivation, balance in timber land 2
Wagons, Horses. / Cow, and ell Farming Toois
viii exchange for . small place in the clty.
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MosoUITo NEITISG-alI colors. Now is the
time. at Hale's summer clearance sale, Ninth
and X streets.
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DIED
Sacramento, August 15-Louis Trumpler, 81 years,
10 months and % days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
st. Paurs Church, tomorrow friday afternoon at
2 o'clock
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MEMS open front, white shirts. plated
fronts, with or without attached collar, Rt
Hale's summer clearance sale.
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Campers Requisites

Gray BlnaaIets-sple2adid Ualste, 81 %.
Turkey Red Pocket HandEerchiefs, 10
cents.
POclcet IOOth-b1MsIes, 25 cents.
Macy Blue Flannel OUe9shirts, 81 Is.
C01av0s Walkiaag Shoes, 81 so.
Calico Shirts, go cents.
Hair bfMsh, % cents.
Mems LNce-atp- front Shirts, 81.
Camping Gloves, "a cents.
SAOe-Oratsh and Backing, IN compact
cases, 40 cents.
Comb and Mirror, Is cents.
Bl0nEeting (tacO CARDS aUide), 81 so u
gard.
We are doing quite o. trade i,a the
making of CHILDREN,S DRESSES
to Order-sCe intend masking 1T o.
speciality. We haze excellent facili-
ties for the most stylish and skilLfuI
designing, and are making and
finishing oar suits IN the ne0test
and most painstaking manner.
Prices aUilJ be found moderate.
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VIZ HAVE A sAw.MILL FoR sAIK,

Capacity, 5000 feet per day; In good location
everything complete leo acres Of timbered land
included with place, being IN 3 thickly timbered
country, and the trees mostly sugar pine. Price,
1900.
swsRrsKR Z AIsIP, saerane.fe.
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BLACK SLK-FAcED Notwithstanding
yalue-75 cents per yard, as Hale's summer
clearance sale.
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CRACKERS { CONNECTIONS!

:" FISHER, nos. 5es AND $40 STREET,
HI. Sacramento. has Just taken the Wholesale
Agency Of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
Of San Francisco. CRACKERS sold at loves. San
Francisco prices with difference In time and freight
In favor Of purchasers. Also FISHERS CHOICE
COMPETITIONS. at lowest market rates jy22-3psrn
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OREGOs.
Died OF II


Died or His Wound-The Rigamy Case.
PORTLAND, August 16sh.-Jack Downer
died late yesterday afternoon at Roseburg.
J. A. Lawrence. the bigamist, was fined
$500 in Court at Astoria yesterday afternoon.
The fine was paid and he was liberated. He
then joined his wife. formerly Nellie Sloan,
at the Parker House. They will Leave fer
Chicago by to-morrow's steamer.
Fatal Fall Drowned while Drunk
Father and Son Murdered.
PORTLAND. August 16th.-This morning
the dead body of James O'Briep, An Irish
laborer. was found in Sullivan's gulch, East
Portland. Several bones were broken and
the skull crushed. He was seen alive and
drunk last night. and it Is supposed started
ever the bridge, which il not finished, and
fell through. The verdict Of the Cofoner's
jury was accidental death.
Theodore Jansen, q Scandinavian employed
as hostler at the White House. four miles
above the city. while out in rowboat this
morning, was run down by the ferrybo It
Milwaukee and drowned. he was drunk
whom he started in the boat.
The Orcgonians Yaquina City special says
DR.. B. +. Hutchinson. aged 20, and son. assd
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Travel interrupted,

| Los ANGELES, August 16tb.-The Atlantic
express, which left this morning for the East,
was recalled from Cotton, and returned with
passengers and mails this evening. No train
has arrived from Arizona for two days, and
no information can be obtained as to when
| one will coma in
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FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-Ths frat invo;ce
| of fall goods received in this city were opered
yesterday by Merrill Bros. consisting Of an
extensive display Of choice cloths and suit
ings. The fall styles presented ara exceed.
insly attractive and self commending, both in
quality ard appearance, and by all who have
Examined them have met the warmest praise
and most favorable criticism. Mr.. Merrill
personally selected these goods with the ut.
most care, and aimed to meet the wants and
cultivated tastes of their many patrons.
When these fine dress goods and fancy suit.
ings are made up in the superior style and
Workmanship for which this establishment
has g reputation unequaled upon the coast,
except perhaps at San Francisco, they will
excel In attractiveness and popularity any
thing yet seen here and these new suits for
the state Fair season are Just now the promi.
nent order Of the day.
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CHANGED DAILY FOR MECHANICS STORE;
WEINSTOCK&LUBIN
THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1852.
saCRAMENTo TEMPERATURES.

TEMPERATURE Corresponding DAY, 1881.
Highest, ....... 70
Lowest, So
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CALIFORNIA.
obedience to am Injunction.

IsrEcrAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION. J
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4
CAPITAL THEATER.-Ths Capital Theater,
belonging TO T. w. Fratt, located on K
street, between Front and Second, has been
leased leased by J. Z. Browne, of the Theater
Comique OF San Francisco. He takes posses
I son and will open the same on the S;h Of
faepsemoer. He proposes to bring gosd
tronpes TO this city, present chaste dramas
and will charge the popular prices. 25 and 50
Il Yesterdays RuNAwArs.-A watering cart
tsam ran away last evening on Eighth street.
Inc driver was thrown off and injured slight.
ly., The team ran to Ninth and 1, streets
and was caught. Another runaway occurred
yesterday afternoon about o'clock. A horse
belongirg to o man by the name Of King AZ.
tached to buggy, ran down K street from
ape done es.AA,