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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-12
PASSENGER IIsTs,

CARLIN, September 1lth.-Passed here to.
day, to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow
George M. Tuttle, Manchester, Mass. NJ.
Marks, j. q. Young and wife, Samuel M.
Brooks, San Francisco William Lesher, j.
III Denhaltsr, Salt Lake: T. j. Barnes,
ThoIa5 w. Peck, Chicago; M. Badt, George
II. Meigs, J. Harrell and wife, Wella, New.
Mira. Burt, Miss Burt. New York; Mrs.
David Clark. Central America; G. b.
Knowles, oakland; P. W. Peck, Mass.
Miss d. Smith, st. Louis; J. G. Tyler,
Miss Tyler, Tehama; j. II. Barnes, Pitts
burg lbs immigrant passengers including
10l males, to arrive in Sacramento Septem.
Der 18th.
OMAHA, September 11th.-Left here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento September 18th
s. S. Chapman, Mrs. Chapman, Melbourne.
Australia; J: D. Brown, Hartford, Conn. ;
Mira. K. A. Wentworth. Miss S. e. Went.
worth. Sancelito; DR.. Taylor and wife, Miss
Harris, Fouchow, China; Colgate Hoyt,
Chicago Adolph Wolfe, Charles Kochier.
Portland, Or; A. NJ. Bush, Honolulu.
Seventy.six through emigrants left on Sat.
urdsy nights emigrant train, to arrive in
Sacramento September 18th. and twenty-five
last night, TO arrive September 18th.
NEwHALL. September 11th.-Passed here
to-day to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
Mrs. A. A. Miller and daug hter, San Bernar.
dino s. w. Bryant. San Francisco /; J. A.
Steinberger, Santa Ana Hugh Tevis, Geo.
II. Merrill, f. A. Breed, San francisco A.
J. Mcdonald. wife and four children, Kansas
City, Mo; Henry Horton and wife, Tucson
Miss Fannie Connolly, San Bernardino s.
A. HALEY, Los Angeles; A. Roberts, Texas
ID. M. L. Petit, Cincinnati, o.: Gus Ssruhe.
East Portls ID, o.; E. n. German, San
Francisco; A. o. Wilcox, Mike McCormick,
Tombstone, A. T.; Walter Crust, Henry Wat.
kinson, England j. w. FAINT, Fort Grant
A. T.; G. A. Buck and wife. Springfield, o
Dan Rsthurn and wife, San Bernardino.
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w. A. & G. s. Houehton, Sacramento,
have . space entirely inclosed with glass
cases. Therein they display fine stationery,
rich stationery boxes, file glove and toilet
boxes in leather and plush, richly bound
books, desk articles, gold pens and 6ne pen
cils. etc. The display Is very attractive.
Miss p. G. Brown shows chair worked In
Kensington, chair scarf in cross stitch, and
kensington tidy, etc.-s creditab.e example
of her skill.
s. Lpman & Co, Sacramento, have fine
display of dress goods, silks. satins, veIvess,
hosiery, etc. 1t is 8 rich. tasteful and st
trsctive exhibit.
Fred Mason shows case of gentlemen's
underwear made at his factory in Sacra.
mentc.
Scott Muir, Sacramento, have fine dis
play of rich gas-hangings. burners, globes, etc.
K. A. Fisk, Sacramento, exhibits electrical
goods. telegraph supplies, ETC., of his own
make ard Of his Importation. An Interesting
exhibit.
due space is occupied for the display Of
PASSWORDS sea. moss and sea.sheli collections.
John Breuner, Sacramento, has an extern
sive display Of foe furniture and upholstery.
The Selby Smelling and Lead Works, San
Francisco. exhibit samples of lead pipe.
George I. Bush, Sacramento, has display
OF faucets in brass, traps, and Of the Light
burne filter.
Huntington, Hopkins & Co.. Sacramento,
have in the lower hall very handsome dis.
play, worked out in a graceful design con.
csived by George Z. Hansbrow. It consists
Of great background of black, on which are
set in fanciful figures. producing as whole
quaint but very pleasing effect, trowels,
SAWS, knives, oilers, brass butts and hinges,
saw-teeth. polished tools, etc. Below all ara
cases containing a variety of goods in the
hardware line. Il is very creditable to the
taste Of the designer and TO his patience as
worker. The display is fanked by one of
cordage. which this firm shows as the work
of Tubbs L Co., of San Francisco.
Robinson's self-adiusting swinging chair is
shown.
Truman s. Clark & Sop, San Francisco,
show woven wire mattresses.
Chas. ii. Laufkotter. Sacramento. exhibits
superior refrigerators, wine coolers, etc., OF
his own design and make.
Nielsen Bros, Sacramento, show fine bug
g:es and phaesons of their manufacture.
A. Ingram 4 Co., Sacramento display fac
buggies from their factory.
d. r. McLennan exhibits the California
gig, an easy-going, two-wheeled vehicle, ap-
pareutlv
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FASHION PoINTs.-A private letter from
Paris says !: THE Parisienne of fashion
rarely wears ruching round her neck on the
street the plainest description of linen
collars are worn instead. Lace is reserved
entirely for evening wear. Fmbroideries
are still in high favor in tulle batiste and
gauze the design of foe flowers, done in
delicate shades of silk, are charming.
Guipure lace of delicate pattern is much
used to turn cachemire de PInde, wolfe or
bengaline. The colors most in favor are
steel gray, corinthe and turquoise. The
fashionable wrap is covered almost en-.
tirely with 'grelots of jet, the ends crossed
at the waist and fastened at the hips by
Jet ornament. Sometimes they have huge
bow Of lace or satin ribbon at the bosom,
the ends falling as low as the knees. A
pelisse, which appears to be great success
and is frequently to be seen in the Bots,
Is made in soft, colored elk, lined with
surah OF brighter hue. I have especially
admired one in Scsbieuse silk, lined with
peach. blossom surah. These wraps en-
velop the form, without being in the least
cumbersome, and have beautiful effect.
Sang de hnuf is the not very refreshing
name given to brilliant shade of red now
in vogue. A new tint Of white 10 called
ma a.
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CAPITAL CHIPS.

One hundred and fifty.eieht immigrants
will arrive by the overland this afternoon.
Messages al the Western Union Telegraph
office for thu following persons G. J. Fuller,
Josiah G. jackson.
Sacramento by gaslight last evening pre-.
sented lively scene. j and K streets were
crowded thoroughfares until a late hour.
Grove l.. johnson. nominee for State Sena.
tor on the Republican ticket, and Nj. Fay,
nominee for County Treasurer on the Demo-
cratic ticket have their cards in this issue of
the paper.
s. III. Cornish has q banana tree in his gar
den which has been planted two years, and is
now throwing out its fruit buds. This is tie
first banana tree that has made an attempt
to fruit in the open air in this city.
Officers jackson and Harrison think they
have clue to the murderers Of Joseph Scott,
who was killed on Saturday. December Z,
1878. They are four in number. Three are
inmates of this State Prison. The officers re-
fuse to converse with reporters on the SUBJ
iect.
: A horse belonging to man by the name of
corner OF Seventh and j streets. At the cor
ner of Eighth and ] the horse ran into
buggy. A few minutes afterwards the own.
ers of each vehicle were searching for a
wsgon-maker's shop.
The tool-room and storehouss which has
done service at the G. p. r. r. machine
shop for many years has been taken away,
and its stores and contents removed to the
new brick building west Of the shop, where
also will be located the draughting. time
room and A. j. Stevens office.
Last evening horse attached to wagon
belonging to the City Brewery, while making
2:15 time as a runaway on J street, came to
a sudden halt between Tenth and Eleventh
streets by dashing into wagon belonging to
w. A. Barcher. Both wagons were consi1-
ersbly damaged, The horses escaped without
injury.
The Court house looks shsbby, the plaster.
ing is falling off the outside of the building,
the pillars of the beautiful portico have the
appearance of a eucalyptus tree when it is
shedding its bark. In contrast to the new
Hall of Records, with which it is connected,
it looks like the ruin of Greek temple that
needs restoration.
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DIED..

DIED.
Sacramento, September 10-Edwin W. son of E. W.
and Tena Davis, native of Sacramento, years,
s months and days.
San Francisco, September e-Glace, daughter of
Thomas and Mary A. German, native Of Sacra-
mento, year, 5 months and 3 days.
Auburn, September S-Sophie, beloved sister Of
John L. Wilson, OF this city, Is years.
There is no such thing death
In nature nothing dies
From each sad remnant of decay
Some forms Of life arise
The little leaf that falls
All brown and sere to earth,
Ere long will mingle with the buds
That give the flower its birth.
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Fancy Goods :!

LNdies' Sic button. Isle Thread
Cloves, i21 the neaC cOIOrs, 80 cents
q pair.
Pure Linen H0ndEerchiefs, 3 cents
each.
blonde Net or Null Center FicIats.
trimmed acith L0nqatedOc lace.
20 and 35 CENTS
AU-sils Sca'1s, acith deep fringe, 20
cents.
LADIES' Ribbed Wool Hose. aUith
neerieO heel and toe. 40 cents.
LADIES' bernhard" ChaDsois Skin
Clones, IN long lengths, 20 cents
and 81.
LADIES' Embroidered Point Collars.
6 II cents.
Blue or Black S0teesa COrsets: French
cat, elegantly trimmed and deco
rated. 81 Is.
LADIES' Handsome NigEt-C7esses,
81 %.
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Boot and Shoe Depap't t.

The stock of this Department re-
Qnires all the 0U0iJ0bte space of the
entire basement and first floor of No.
4OS X street. 1T acOuld be almost
impossible to get together q more
complete or satisfactory collection of
BOOTS And SHOES of all kinds
from coarse to fine, from IOaC-priceG
to costly. EUe7a en- the one branch of
LADIES' KID SHOES ere are shOac-
ing Deer tsUO dozen different styles,
aCIsiIe the assortment az other lines
of goods for Mems and CHild1e7a,s
aCe01' IS equally great. Oar goods
are the best aCOrhc of the best makers
as to strength, aCear, finish and style.
We Keep all sizes, and so fit perfectly.
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BORN.

Sacramento, September 9-Wife of Hugh Casey, 8
son.
Sacramento September l0-Wife Of John Gaynor, 9
son.
Sacramento, September 4-Wife Of W. C. Stinson, 0
son. Wood River lines please copy
Sacramento, August 2i-Nife of p. c. Lawrence q
daughter.
Sacramento, August 2S-Wife of Fred Hartzinp a
daughter.
Sacramento, August % Wife OF n. Zemanski !
daughter.
Sacramento, September 5-Wife of Mr. Stoes !
daughter.
Sacramento, September 6-Wife of Frank Ruhstal
Ter, daughter
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SAN FRANCISCO.

The Republicans Want an Open Primary
The laundry ordinancc-Indigent Sick
TO be sent Home Mining Dividend De-
clared-Arrfval OF a British War ve.-
sel..The Trial of wheeler-slight Rail-
road Accident-Etc.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Marion Biggs, Jr, of Butte, is in the city.
W. P. Harkey, Sheriff Of Suffer county, is in the
city.
Miss Kate Ingham has returned from short visit
to San Francisco.
Miss NJ. L. Miller, Of Oakland, is n guest Of Mrs.
J. + Allen of this city.
Joseph Steffens and D. ]. Simmons returned from
San Francisco yesterday.
Miss Grace Kellogg is visiting Sacramento. the
guest OF Mrs. Captain Page.
Miss Alice Warren, # San Francisco, is visiting
Sacramento during the fair
Miss josie Wilder has returned from Los Angeles
where she has been on O months visit.
J. {. Stubs, of San Francisco passed through the
city, en- route East, on Sunday evening.
Marcus D. BorucS, proprietor of the Spirit of the
Times, is in the city, attendir the fair.
Mrs. E. II. Coe, OF San Francisco is spending fair
week in this city, the guest of Mrs. C. T. Ing
ham.
Mrs. David NJ Ryan, of Virgins, New is visiting
her sisters inlaw, the Misses Mary and Nellie RYAN
of this city.
Mrs. Green AMI Miss Crocker, daughters of c. W.
Crocker, and Miss Amy Croker are in the city and
will remain during the fair.
FINE decorated tea-sets of A pieces, only
80 90 per set, at Ackerman's, 629 street.
A SPLENDID assortment of trunks and
vaiises. Hale Bros, Ninth and X streets. .
A Coon curtain net, l6s cents per yard.
Hale Bros.
LATEST style stiff Derby Ha. at the Blue
House.
TALK about TIE latest little soft hat You
find it at Blue House.
WE are doing the business. and don't forgetit.
Hale's Clothing Department, Ninth and X
ASK to see Hale's choice line of bedspreads.+
DRs. SPINNEY & Co, at Western Hotel,
Sacramento, room IL. for few days only
ECI IPSE M ON q 1. ,,saa L,- nnrr.:snn.,.s .
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Sacramento, September 1l-By Rev. Fl. H. Rice,
John W. Marsh to Irene McNei both of this
city
San Francisco September Julius Bartning to
Josephine Lemmen- Meyer
San Francisco, September g. Park B. Buckmnster
to May Fitzgerald.
San Francisco September ll-Adolph J. Cohn to
Frances L. Edwards
San Francisco, September 9-S NJ Dorman to Ida
d. Fogg.
San Francisco, September Frank Foss to Mary
Moran.
San Francisco, September Pm J. Hyland to Jennie
Pagan.
San Francisco, September 3-Adolph Ray to Rosie
Noisat
San Francisco, September 4-Daniel W. Shea to
Mary E. Abbott.
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New style crystal glass sets of four pieces,
only 40, As and 30 cents per set, at Acker-
mans, GIG J street.
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LADIES can get cloth and kid, button
shoe far 81 so; lace, same hind, for 81, at the
Blue House
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LADIES. see those genuine French kid button
boots at the Blue House only 81 30, worth
"a 80.
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VISITORS to this city will find it greatly to
their advantage to call on Hale Bros L Co.
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LADIES In search of something choice
new in laces, noekwear on hosiery, viii
it to their advantage to call on Hale Bros.
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HATs.-Ons hundred and seysnty-6ve
boxes of the very latest novelties in gents'
aud BOYS hats opened yesterday, direct from
New York. Ses them. Blue House.
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Ten Departments,
Ind q larger and more carried stool;
an each Department than can be
found elsewhere az Sacramento or
vicinity.
WHERE THE ASSORTMENT rs
GREA TEST, THE TIA DE MUST
BE LARGEST; WHERE THE
TRADE rs LARGEST, THERE
PRICES MUST BE THE LOW
EST.
oar method of business Is o. pro-
lection to eUery customer, as ace haze
but ONE PRICE, plainly marked on
each article, and neUe3 deUi0ted
from; hence, u child or the most IN
erpefienced buyer get as naatc7s for
thesr money as the shreacdest Judge
of goods.
This Establishment ubOunds IN
interesting and Instructive features,
and the Uisits of those echo aCish to
r!eaC 1t merely as u spectacle or dis
t5nct feature of Sacramento. are at
UU times maze lUelcOn1e.
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I. SPrESEr 4 Co. now at room IL Western
SacrAmento-see advertisement.
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CoxPLErE dinner, breakfast and tes.set. of
best ironssone china, only IS IS complete. st
Ackerman's. 629 j street.
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DIS. S9INSEY & Co., of San Fraucisco-reat
his advertisement, and consult him.
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YESTERDAY we received one case mems
iaundrisd and uolAundried white shirts, direct
from New YorE. which makes or assert,
Iaent complete. Hale Bros, Ninth and K :
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THE STATE FAIR.
4 Glance at the Pavilion and the Exhibits
There-Tn-daY's Programme.

There-To-day's Programme.
The tweaty.ninth annual exposition of the
agricultural products, mechanical industries
ADD arts Of California opened yesterday. A
fsirer day never dawned on Sacramento. and
tie grea. number of visitors to the city were
loud in praise of the gentle warmth of the
dsy and the prospects for pleasing holiday
week. The exhibits at the Pavilion are rear
II all in place, and by to-day everything will
Ee complete and in order. Many new and
Ipvel features have been introduced in the
decorative art by exhibitors, and by this
method displays are made more attractive
than ever before. Mr.. Boyne, the decorator,
has changed the barren appearance of the
Pavilion into something warmer in tone and
feeling. At the north end of the large hall is
he following motto I" Natures Law is the
Universal Guide fer True Mechanical Re-
shlts." Another motto appears in the small
hall, snd reads:
There is nothing OF honor or wisdom or worth;
But hard-fsted labor has been at its birth.
The Art Gallery presents very pleasing
sight. The display is considered better than
was expected in point of numbers, and Ia the
excellence Of the exhibits by prominent Cali
fornia artists it is deemed very excellent art
exposition.
The pro ramme for the Park to-day is 10
A NJ, first grand stock parade; P NJ, races
as follows No. 5, trotting race, 2:25 class !;
purss 81, 200 /; mile heats 3 in 5. No. 6,
trottng race; purse $500; for yesrlings |;
dash Of one mile. No. Z, trotting race |;
purse $500; mile heats for two-year .olds.
The cumplete racing programme will be found
in the official announcement elsewhere.
Among the attractions at the Park to day
will be the grand annual shooting tourna-
ment of the Forester Gun Club, of Sacra.
mento. The opening match this morning
will be at twelve single birds. Entrance fee,
$40. Some Of the best shots in the State
will participate in the contest.
The programme Of music which will be
rendered by the First Artillery band at the
Pavilion this evening is as follows March
on to Victory :" First Prize Overture :"
Wine, Wife and Song" values 1" Brudder
Gsrdner's Picnic" comic fantasia; polka,
Boston Bells" duet for two piccolos, by
Charles Neal and j. Hitzenberger quick
march, Bon Voyage schottische. "Au
Revoir ;" "Hebe Andante and Waltz :"
Home, Sweet Home" with variations.
The attendance at the Pavilion last night
was quite as good as was expected.
This evening, at the Pavilion, the opening
address viii be delivered by the President Of
the State Agricultural Society, Hugh NJ. La
Rue. On Thursday evening j. De Bsrth
Shorb, of Los Angeles, will deliver the an
nual address.
The Pavilion opens at 8 A. N. to-day.
Full detailed report of the races yesterday
and review of the stock grounds will be found
on our first page.
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Forty DOZEN Hale's health corsets just
;sceived. Hale Bros.
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SILK HASDKERcEIKFs IA choice variety
ct HAls's Gents Furnishing Goods D4pars-
ment, Ninth and x streeta.
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Dairy, Grain and Fruit
RANCHES FOB SALE
SWeetSer & AIsip
REAL EsTAEI
!NSU RANCE AGENTS,
No. 1O15 Fourth street,
BETWEEN AND X. SACRAMENTO.

Dairy, Fruit or Grain Ranch OF 400 Acres
nice Dwelling; good Barn, 40xl12; Fruit OF all
varieties; 30 acres in Alfalfa; acres in Red
Clover, which can be increased 10 100 one half OF
land is tillable, balance timber and pasture;
good Milk Route in the town of Plymouth There
goes with the place 10 head OF Stock @ Horses
Wagons, n let Of Hogs, all Farming Tools, Milk
Route, Dairy Implements, etc There three
good Carp Ponds on the place. Situated II miles
from Plymouth, Amador county. Will be sold at a
bargain.
, sz.---Arso-- -
Dairy or Grain Farm or 800 Acres, with
good Buildings Of all kinds for Dairy purposes
Flows, Harrows, etc viii all produce Alfalfa
nilea from Sacramento; will give easy terms of
payment; price, SIS 600.
Also
LILO Acres, with small Orchard and Vine.
ysrd well timber d spring of living water on
the place Dwelling and email Barn price, So 200.
III -ALso-
IGO- Acres Homestead TftIe) dwelling.
small Barn 800 frut-besring Trees !; Vineyard Of
300 Vines being the key to good Stock Range !;
price. $500. Tools, Stock, Hsrrows, Piows, 80
bead Of stock Cattle, Gao be purchased with place
zee Acres rear Anburs. Placer county.
well improved. Has Good olshard-al varieties
f Trees. Vineyard Small Dwel,yg, Earn, Farm
ng Tools, ETC. Price, 9, 900.
9Ht ALSO
4 Farm Of 1se Acres near Aaburn Coed
$500
4 Farm or 40 Acres ON Lower sao 1ksen
Road tour miles from Sacramento; Prie4si'eoo-
a Fine Fruit Ranch OF ICE Aere& near
8 acres in Strawberries 8 acres in Black bkrr;es,
acres in Orchard, with fruit Of all varieties; 10
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WEINSTOCK&LUBIN
TUESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 12. 1852.

Nswe4e- A NEW ADVERTISEMENT WILL
~ BE FOUND IN THIS COLUMN
EACH DAY THIS WEEK OUR
STORES WILL REMAIN OPEN
DURING THE EVENINGS.
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IsPEclA. DISPATCHES TO rH, srcoap-Us1os
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ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY received the highest
award in competition with all American and
several foreign champagnes. at the late New
York Culinary Exposition.
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Furnishing Goods Dep t

Fancy Satin Shield Sca7Js, 35 0aed4O
cents.
Nesc designs gerry pretty and neat im
Percdle Shirts, 81 20.
Mems Macy Blue Flannel Lace
Front OUershirts, 81 20.
Imported French iScar1s, from 81 up
to So each.
Cotton Check OUershi9ts. lace am
fff0sat, 15 cents.
SaGSpenSlers, 10, 20 cents and atD to
81 80 and So for silk goods.
Sptend6d CNlMeS in FM3cy Hose, at
20 cents; other styles, from IL I-2
cents to Ga cents pea. aair.-/
Best White Shirts made, 81 20 and
So some that are aCeJI- titti7.l
and ett-acearing, 2l cents al
The latest NeaC York .Stylf
Ed DRESS
TERIALS. AL the neaC Colo
MECHANICS
Nos 400 4o2.
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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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MARRIED,

EoLPsEchampague is used by connoisseurs
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FINE decorated tea-sets of A pieces, only
50 30 per set, at Ackermans, 629 street.
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A SPLENDID assortment of trunks and
valises. Hale Bros, Ninth and X streets. I.
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TALK about TIE latest little soft hat You
find it at Blue House
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ASK to see Hale's choice line of bedspreads. +.

WE are doing the business. and don't forgetit.
Hale's Clothing Department, Ninth and X
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HE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
EssAx.........sE SEPTEMBER IL. 1882
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mechanlcs Store Ten departments.
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Farm or 40 Acres ON Lower sao ykton
Road, tour miles from Sacramento price - 600.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-12

DRs. SPINNEY & Co, at Western Hotel
Sacramento, room IL. for few days only
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-12

4 Farm Of leo Acres near Auburn; Coed
Building small Orchard, vineyard, etci price
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-12

LATEST style stiff Derby Ha. at the Blue
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-12

A Coon curtain net, l6s cents per yard.
Hale Bros.