Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

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several boxes of peaches. They are the first
of the season.
Horseback riding is becoming quite fash.
ionable in Sacramento. 1t is quite popular
among the young ladies. and some of them
display considerable equestrianship.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the following business was transacted;
All Fook and All Gune. keeping and visiting
an opium den, fined $40 each Frank Car
roll, drunk, fined IS d. w. Wyman, cruelty
to animals, discharged; Henry Stafford,
burglary, held to answer; b. Boyle, disturb
ing the peace, continued to June 18th.
BENEFIT CoNcERT.-Miss Ida Clinch has
been rendered benefit concert, to take place
on the Dist instant at the Congregational
Church. She is about to go East to pursue
her musical studies. She will be aided in the
Charlton, basso, San Francisco, and Hugo
Mansfeldt, pianist, San Francisco.
LATE ARREsrs.-The following appeared
on the slate at II o'clock last night. Richard
Van. arrested for petty larceny by officers
Frazee and Eldred; Joe Franklin. disturbing
the peace, by officer Carroll; John Prenc-
chi, disturbing the peace, by officer Carroll.
Co,MERc1AL.-Arrived yesterday, schooner
Sacramento, from San Francisco, with lum-
her for the Friend & Terry Company. The
same vessel sailed again for San Francisco
yesterday.
SACRAMENTO MARKEr.-Bill of fare for to.
day: Peaches, pears, bananas, pine-apples,
Sicily lemons, raspberriss, Strawberries, cher.
ries, blackberriss, currants, apricots, toma-
toes, asparagus, cucumbers, green peppers,
sweet green corn, caulihowers, summer
squash. celery, artichokes, Roman lettuce,
water cresa, sorrells, with all other kinds Of
vegetables and fruit in season, and also o fine
assortment of fresh and salt water fish. D.,
DeBernardi & Co.. 30S and 80 K street.
STYLISH SUMNER SUITs.-The extensive
variety of fine cashmeres, imported and do
nestle, at the Capital Wooden Mills Clothing
Department, s21 J street. constantly attracts
numerous visitors and customers. The ele-
CANT summer suits made to order at from
S17 80 to S25. and the most perfect fit guar
anteed, are meeting with unusual favor and
demand.
FRUIT-SPEcIAL ATTRAcTIoN.-In accord
ance with our usual Saturday custom, we
shall make fine display of fruit to-day, and
while our whole line will be an attraction
seldom seen in this city. we shall make q
leader of currants, and shall have them in
quantities and prices that will pay to give us
q call. Longton 4 May, Fifth and K SITS.
WHY DOES George w. Morehouse, at the
Fulton Market. Fifth and K streets, keep
the best meats in town? Because he has one
of the most complete refrigerators in Sscra.
mento. His meats are becoming known for
their excellence, and his ever-increasing trade
has compelled him to think seriously of doub-
ling the capacity of his ice house.
TALKING about pure baking powders, the
Golden Gate is the best in the market, and
costs no more than poor powder. Try a pail
of it. 81. II. Paulk, cash grocer, S14 X
street. Plenty Of fresh eggs, 25 cents Der
dozen.
TAKE an hour and visit Hale;s Dress Goods
Department to-day, merely to see how their
new goods are being sacrificed.
0ENID uuc CiotuADk, az IsstSfH pflCcr. Nv
Hale's.
New THIS DAY.-Read Hale's advertise
ment on first page.
NEW line of hosiery in pleasing styles
opened to-day. Red House.
FRENCH cheviot shirtings, IL yards for 81.
Too good a bargain to last long. Red House. +.
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FIzELLE lace fchus and ties, very stylish,
found at the Red House.
TRUNKS Trunks The finest stock in the
city, at Hale's.
SUMNER clothing-latest styles-from 81 so
per suit and upwards, at Hales.
THE best values in boots and shoes at
Hsle's.
TRY the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
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