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REAL ESTATE SALE.

NoTICS IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR
IL suance OF an order OF the Superior Court il
and for the county of Sacramento State of Califor
MIA, made on the 25th day OF September, 1882 il
the matter Of the estate of w. B. c. BROWN de
ceased, the undersigned, MARTHA C. BROWN
Administrative Of the estate Of said deceased viii
United States gold coin, subject to confirmation BIZ
18Th day OF October, 1882 all the right title inter
est and estate OF W. d. c. BROWN, deceased a,
the time OF his death, and all the right title and in
terest that the said estate has by operation Of law
or otherwise acquired, other than in addition to
that OF the said deceased at the time Of his death
in and to all the following described lots Of land sit
uated in the city of Sacramento, county and State
aforesaid, to wit:
The south fifty (50) feet of lot No. Eight (s) in the
block bounded by . and y and Second and Third
streets. with the house, tenements and apPurte
nauces thereto belonging.
Also, the north twenty-five (2s) feet of the south
one half OF lots Nos. One "a and Two Or in the
block bounded by and q and Second and Third
streets, with the house, tenements and appurte-
nances thereto belonging.
Also, the south one-haf oS lot No. Five (5) In the
block bounded by J and X and Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets, with the appurtenances thereto
belonging.
Each lot will be sold separately bids or offers must
be ID writing, and may he left with JOHN Q.
BROWN, at his residence, No. 721 II street. city OF
Sacramento, at any time after the first publication
OF this notice and before the making Of the sale.
Dated September &C. 1852.
s26-td MARTHA c. BROWN, Administrative
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WTANTFD-MALE: TdREE RANCH HANDS,
Wv l Waiter, l Cook. Female: Girls for
IHouseEork, Woman Cook, Women fox Country, 3
Waiter Girls for city. MASTERS & CO., I025 Eighth
street. between and X. si9-f
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of nye lines in this department are
Inserted FOR Is cents for time three times for so
sents or rs cents per week
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The Observation-Disclosures IN MEXICO. F.
F. Hildar, in q paper on "The Archaeology
OF Missouri" summarizes the results Of
the efforts of S r. Evans to follow the
works of the mound builders down the
Mississippi valley, and connect them with
the ancient works in Mexico. Beginning
in Minnesota, Mr.. Evans has, by personal
survey, found an unbroken chain Of these
works along the great river to the Gulf,
with colonies on the principal tributaries
traversing the States that border on that
stream. Mounds were found along the
entire route, and on the shores of the Gulf
Crossing into Mexico, the chain, dropped
IN the sea at Galveston, was recovered near
Vera Cruz. On the plain Of Caolula is a
mound that, If transferred to Cahokia,
would fit the landscape, and appear in gen,
eral keeping with the works. On the
other hand, if the great mound of Cahokia
were brought in the presence of Popocate-
petl, it would not be ahashed, but would
be a fit companion of the pyramid. The
pyramids of the sun and moon al Teoth
huacan would be mounds in Virginia and
Ohio; and the great mounds of Grave
Creek and SelZertown might embellish the
ancient city of the gods Excavations
were made In Mexican mounds, as they
were made in the United States, and sub.
stantislly the results were the same"
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LIP TEACHING FOR THE DEAF AND DUNE
Earl Granville, as President of the Associ.
alton for the Oral Instruction of the Dsaf
and Dumb, had occasion recently, at a
meeting in behalf of the system, to remark
upon the satisfactory progress that had
been made in lip,teaching, by which the
deaf were placed in a position to converse
with their fellow. creatures without the aid
of signs. The number of pupils in the As
sociation's school had increased, and favor
able reports had been received from the
class OF the School Board of London. Ex-
cept where idiocy or mental incapacity ex-
listed, this method of teaching was applica-
bic to all cases. It's advantages had been
acknowledged in a remarkable degree al a
conference lately held, where consensus
of opinion was expressed in its favor. Iu
evidence of the great benefit the system
conferred upon persons trained upon it,
Earl Granville mentioned that several for
mer pupils of the school were present W no
were now earning their living in positions
which they would hardly have obtained
had they been educated by the system of
signs. An examination was afterward had
Of pupils OF the training college and school,
IN which they showed tina. they under
stood, by watching the speakers lips, what
was said to them, and could make intel.
hgible replies to it,
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WANTED - A FIRSF-CLASS TIN-R0OFER
w and Jobber. Apply at e22 Third street.
SO tt
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"ANTED-A GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSE
w work. Inquire at house Of JAMES A.
DOUGLAS, on street, between Seventh and
Eighth $685.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice Of Guardians Sale
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT PeRsU.
perior Court in and for the city and county of San
Francisco, Department No. 0, probate, on the 22d
day of September, 1882 in the matter of the estate
and guardianship of EMILY WILDE an incor,-
peteut person, the undersigned, Clarentine Louisa
Wilde, guardian Of the person and estate Of said
EMILY WILDE, an incompetent person, will sell at
private sale on or after THURSDAY OCTOBER -
1852, in parcel to the highest bidder for cash in
gold coin OF the United States (subiect to confrna
tion of sale by said Court) all ;he right title and
interest OF her ward the said EMILY WILDE an
incompetent person, in and to the undivided one.
twelfth (l2) part Of in and to THAT certain piece or
parcel Of lands, with the improvements thereon
situate and being in the city and county of Sacr,.
mentn, State Of California, bounded and described
as follows, TO wit
Commencing at the southweste-ly corner Of Sec.
ond and Streets running thence westerly along
the southerly line of street forty (40) feet thence
at right angles southerly eighty five (S feet thencea
at right angles eastery forty O feet 10 the westerly
line Of Second street and thence northerly along
SAID lastnamed line eghtyve (S5) feet to the point
Of commencement.
of the United States ten per to be paid at the
time of SALE and the balance on confirm ation Of
sale by said Court.
Bids offers for said property must be in writing
and will be received at the real estate office Of
FRANK B. WILDE, No. % Montgomery street, San
Francisco.
Dated September %, 1882.
CLAREATINE LOUISA WILDE
Guardian OF the person and estate Of Emily Wide
an incompe.ent person.
F. j. FRENCH, attorney for guardian s9G-td
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MEXICAN BEAUTIES In the park of
Nillaoema, Mexico, writes correspondent.
l had an opportunity of seeing some of the
finest and beautiful ladies of the place.
As they promenaded TO the time OF
Spanish music from the band in attend.
auce, their fine forms were shown off "a
much advantage by really handsome
dresses and jaunty American hats. Bat
the figure and apparel of the senoras are
probably less attractive even than their
faces. Indeed, the ladies of Mexico. so far
as have seen, are among the most beau.i.
full women in he world, especially those of
the pure Csstilian blood, descended from
the old Spanish stock. The dark eyes of
the senorita, dreamy, yet full of fire and
passion, her long, flowing black hair, regu.
lar features and faely formed shoulders
and neck, make superb portrait. Tie
English woman is generally dull and fat
the French woman too frivolous; the
italian too treacherous; the American
girl either TOO cod or too naughty, but
1t remains for the Casti!ian ssnorits OF
Mexico 10 st1er clear Of all these faults,
and be the resily divine being of love
ard truth thsS she Is.
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A STRANGE CoURTsHIP. "A young Ger.
man, whose face expressed good nature,
and who would have been handsome ex
cept for tie unfortunate absence of one
eye, walked into a shop in Baltimore the
other day VITA q beaming young woman on
his arm, and asked for wedding wreath.
After one had been selected he made bold
to ask if the ceremony could be performed
then and there. Consent was given and a
clergyman was sent for. Daring the in.
terval the German grew confidential. and
related the circumstances of his courtship.
He said that a few days before, Just at
dusk, he observed woman walking rapidly
toward the water at the County wharf.
Suspecting that she was in trouble. he &C.
costed her. She admitted that she was on
the verge of despair. A clairvoyant had
instructed her to walk that evening to the
wharf, where she would meet man with
one eye who would make her good hus
band. That was her last hope, and if il
failed she should throw herself into the
water. No man in his sober senses could
neglect such signal from the hand of fate.
and the German woel and on the woman
on the spot.
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PROPOSALS
COUNTY PRINTING AHD BINDING

GSEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Board Of Supervisors of Sacrament
county up to II o'clock A NJ. MONDAY October 3
1882, for County Printing and Binding Great Regis
ter not included) for the term # one year. Also,
for Stationery for the term of one year Also, for
County Advertising per square, first, second and
third insertion.
Lists for the above proposals and samples are on
file and can be seen at the County Clerks office.
Good paper shall be furnished for the above books
and blanks, and the printing, ruling and binding
shall correspond with the books now in use in the
County offices.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, and no bid will be considered
unless accompanied with written guarantees signed
by at least two responsible persons that the party
making the proposal will enter INTO contract aud
furnish bonds for the faithful performance thereof
provided the contract be awarded to said party.
The Board reserves the right OF rejecting any and
all bids deemed too high.
Parties to whom contracts shall be awarded must
file their bonds with the Clerk OF the Board on or
before Thursday, October s. 1882.
By order of the Board OF Supervisors OF Sacra-
mento County.
All bids must be addressed to the Clerk of the
Board. [s2l-tdl THOS. H. BERKEY, Clerk
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FOR SALE.

NTHE PUTNAM HOTEL AND LOT, IN 49,,
4 the town of Auburn, Placer county. The ar.
house is large threestory building, new, and E.t..k
contains 60 rooms 1t is in first-class condition.
with all modern improvements, and is doing fine
business 1t Is furnished throughout with the best
furniture. Persons who contemplate engaging in
the hotel business will find this rare opportunity
as the property is good and in thriving town.
Bids for the property will be received in writing by
the Executor Of the Estate, ADDISON PUTNAM,
or by J. I. kINkADE, his attorney, at Auburn,
Cal sISlp!ms
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PROBATE NOTICE.

In THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI.
Il fornia, county OF Sacramento. In the matter
Of the Estate of FRANK II. COOK, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY the % day
OF OC r0BER, 1882, at 10 o'clock A. of said day,
and the Courtroom of said Court at The Courthouse
in the city Of Sacramento, county Of Sacramento,
and State OF California, have been appointed the
time and place for proving the will of said FRANK
II. COOK, deceased, and for hearing the applica-
ton of G. S. HOUGHT0N for the issuance to him Of
letters of administration with will annexed thereon
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
18th day of SEPTEM Der, 1882.
[sHAL.I THOS. H. BERKEY, Clerk.
s23-td By CUAs NJ. CoGLAS. Deputv Clerk.
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,ELTING, HOSE, ETC.

IOuseworth- Gp.ician ard Photographer, No. y
Montgomery street. Estlblished in 1851.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Special attention given to Compromising Prescriptions
curaoy and absolute purity guaranteed NJ
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SUGAR AN ANTIDoTE TO ALCOHOL
One of the curious matters connected with
the remarkable trial of LAM on for poison.
ing his brother.in, law was the criminals
excuse for having sugar brought into the
room, in or er to serve as a suitable vehicle
FOR the acouitine which he intended to I'D.
minister to his victim. The sugar. he said.
would counteract the alcoholic influence OF
the sherry they were drinking. which, he
remarked, was very strong The Court.
the jury and the public generally treated
this as a statement made at random in
order to serve purpase. Bat see Bacon,
Sylvia Sylvarum, Amst., E.zevir. IG4S,
cent. viii, sec. 726 "Minores haustr 5
citius guam magni inebriant; vinum sscca-
rites minus, guam vinum puruun. :
Referunt eS ebrietatis smulctum, 81 vinum
saccsrites hauristur, post vinum purum. %
Here we have a clear expression Of belief in
the power of sugar, not only to render vine
less intoxicating, being mixed Herewith at
the time Of drinking it, but also TO remove
the effects OF strong uumineled wine. If
this oDinion were current il Shakespeare
day, Falstaffs sack and sugar" needs no
further Notes and Queries.
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NOW THE FAIR is OYER.

ID OOMS CAN BE RENTED AT THE CLUNIE
"a BiOck-Furnshed or Unfurnished- cheaper
than any other house ia the city. Refcren e re.
CURED. MRS. GRiCE, Proprietoress, Eighth and
X streets. s3-Iplm
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J. Lewis. of London, has intro5uced s
new system of gas lighting which Is full Of
promise. The old gas burner is done away
with altogether. In place OF it there is a
thimble OF platinum wire placed over the
supply pipe, and through This cap OF plat
mum a mixture of compressed air and
ordinary gas is made to pass. When tie
gases are igDited the wire becomes iucan.
descent, and bright, sofs, steady Bght is
given forth. No fsue is scen above the
wire, and there appears to be a total con.
sumption of the gas. The lighting power
of the system is said to be 81 candle power
per cubic foot of gas consumed.
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HOTELS AID 8EI3r4URAHTs,
HOTEL LANGkahsa.

GoRNER FOURTH AND l. STREET, sACRA
enthusiastically frst-class, on the European plan.
T. D. SERVERS Carriages will taxi ali passengers free
of charge from Depot to Hotel
sIfp1n' TERRY 4 &C. sig1aysrs.
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An Illinois journsl speaks of 81 Mr.. Snow,
a widow lady" If Mr.. Snow, in addition
to becominga widow, is also widow lady,
he's in luck louisville Courier Journal.
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HORTICULTURE IN BUTTE COUNTY At
the State Agricultural Society, Rancho
Chico brought off the honors FLOR cereals
and fruit, receiving gold mccall for the
best display. The sequence of khis success
in horticulture is easily arrived at. Other
favored spots exist all over tile country,
susceptible OF cultivation to /. degree as
high as that of Rancho Chicj. Oroville
and its vicinity already show samples of
fruit, flour and grain, which, if butered for
a premium at any of the fairs, would di.
vide the honors with any other locality.
Ali that is needed here is some method Of
preserving fruit and getting it to market at
such figures as will leave margin of profit
to the producer. All around us the foot
hills are dotted with vineyards and
orchards which await these facilities to
awaken into new life and activity. Where
ever there is a fruit-grower in this region,
he lives IN state of expectancy, hoping
that in short time these facilities will be
granted him. Not another spring should
go by without cannery and fruit.dry-
ing establishment in Oroville. And if we
rightly interpret the opinions and resolu.
tions expressed by our citizins, these will
be III full operation with the fruit of next
season.-[Oroville Express.
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WANTED.

A MAN AND WEE FOR A RANCH, $50 :;
~ Dairy Men, s26 to $50 Ranch Hands,
S26; Hotel Waters. $50 Transfers, S26
Blacksmiths Helper 81 5Operday; Cooks (femae)
Women for Homework, SIS, in the country, fare
paid Girls for Homework in the city sl5 to $50 :;
Laundry Woman, Nurse Girls Waiter Girls.
Apply to HOUSTON & CO.'S Employment Office
Fourth and streets auI3.lptf
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL. ETC

G.. Hermann IL Co.-Manufactur rs and I'm.
porters. Nc. 1856 Kearny ct , aesJ Pine The finest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: II Belden st.
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FOR SALE.

y 1nn ACRES OF LAND, LYING FIVE sss,
sos ss5U miles east of Narysville 1900 ~
acres thereof inclos, and under cultivation 4s--
tho remainder growing up in young timber good
house, barns, orchards ETC. The well has the finest
drinking water in the valley. II not wanted for
farming, it is CT the best stock ranches in the
county, and will be sold cheap enough to justify Its
use for stock only. Possession given September l,
1881 For further Information inquire of the Sacra-
mento Bank, Sacramento. California. iv2s-ln
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FOR Al = Z:
SEE WHAT
CARL STROBEL.

VNHE BROKER, II AS To OFFER HIS OFFICE
Il is No. 32i street, Sacramento.
For SaIe-253 Acres OF best Wheat or Al
falfa Land one mile from shipping warehouse.
Price, $50 per acre.
For sale-227 Acres Improved, weII-ioca-
ted Foothil Farm plenty of water and tiuber.
Price, 81, 800 cay terms Of payment.
For Safe-E0 Acres, Tx miles from Sacra-
me,to; 20 acres are a bearing vineyard. Price,
$500.
For saie-r20 Acres Of improved FoOthilI
Land running stream OF clear, free water to ir-
rigate with p af this fl.Ia are as rich and
level as any In the valley.
Tor saie-250 acres, with improvements :
fine Grain Land about 100 ceres now plowed
summer falloW; only II mites from here ; well
fenced some oak timber ON this farm. Price,
only So, 600.
For 81 ,50e-:B ss-Ae,e sso,le near sacra-
meDtO.
For $@,a5e-g :s-scre Home near sacra-
mento.
For SI,4iG-s iGo.Hc.e farm, ose.haif
mile from Pine Station.
Fer Sj,O50-Eine ssrsEn Hand. with I'm.
provements, only 10 mil If 1m here.
For SlO,00G-A atOcA Farm oa the sScra-
mento River of 10 acres with Stock only miles
from the city.
For $50 PER sCrE-l stack Earm near For
est Home of 8 U acres.
Fer - 0,00J-h sack Farm of s, eco Acres
Meadow Land and Goo mead Of stock, and ali be-
longing to the pace.
S9- Money Loans negotiated and Fire Insurance
Risks solicited by S2kRL STRCBEl-, your
Broker, 81 street, Sacramento. s2I-
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SACRAMENTO RECCgD-uFgICN.
SEN Trancisco 0fBce, Ne. 8 New ssontgsu,.
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EDUCATIONAL.

sEstsp GaEes.-Pioueer Druggist, removed to IL.
Montgomery St, S. T. Country orders solicited
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HATS,

school OF Civil Engineering. sETzeyiE x
Drawing and Assaying "a Post st. a. Van der Naileu
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G. WElSEL G. CO.,

pay the highest price for granted 80 a.
hogs Constantly on hand, extra fine -EAlA--
Sugar-cured Hams, Picked Hams, Breakfast bacon,
Shoulders, Clear Pork, Mess PorS, Lard, Corned
Beef. Pigs Feet, Pigs Heads ana Spare Ribs Also,
extra fine Pork sausage s5.4ptf
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STORE FOR SALE.

GSITJATED AT LIVE OAK, ON THE LINE -
- Of the Oregon Division, C. p. r. r.; Lii
doing good cash business a good chance to ~
make money. Only prrtie5 having abou- 81 $50 need
apply. For full PARTICULARS address II. j. GOD
FREY, Live Oak, Sutter county, Cal sS-'m'
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CANDIDATES.
For Assessor.

For Assessor.
j. T. GRiF FITTS.
(Late Of J. t. GRIFfTTs & Co, Dry Goods Dealers)
ID EPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR COUNTY
4 Assessor. s29.td
For District Attorney.
j. HN T. CAREY,
ID EGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR
III District Attorney. $50 I'd
For State Senator.
FRED zRICK COX,
OCULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR
4 = state Senator. s29.td
For Supervisor.
SAMutL ELAR r,
OCULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
Z = Supervisor OF the Third District. SIS istd
For Supervisor.
WILLIAM tacLAuGHLIM,
ID EGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR
IA supervisor OF the Second District. ses-istd
For Auditor and Recorder.
w. (. GERBER.
ID EGULAR REPUBLICAN, NOMINEE FOR
IA County Auditor and Recorder. s27.td
For Public Administrator.
n. s. EEALS,
u OCULAR REPUBLICAN, NOMINEE FOR
4 a Public Administrator. s26 I'd
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Schools.
oHas. {. BISHOP.
D OCULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
Z D. County Superintendent Of Public Schools
s26id
For State Senator.
G7ovs L. JOHNSON,
p FGELAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
IA state senator. sl2-istd
For the Assembly.
G. w. HANCOCK,
p OCULAR REPUBLICAN NoHINEE FOR THE
4 Z Assembly sl0-It
For the Assembly.
FRANK D. RYAN,
u EGULAR REPUBLICAN. NOMINEE FOR.
Al AsssMRLEsaAs. s25-td
For County Assessor.
c. WELLS.
u OCULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR
Ia County Assessor. $40 istd.
For Treasurer.
a. s. REENLaw,
pEGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
HI County Treasurer. s23.td
For Treasurer.
MIC HAZEL FAY.
DENooRArlC NOMINEE FOR COUNTY
ES Treasurer. s1l.istd
For County Clerk.
M. r. BEARD.
DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR
III County Clerk. s2lstd
For Coroner
j. FRANK CLARK,
p EGULAa REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
E-A County Coroner. sl9-Istd
For Police Judge.
w. s. S AFF o RID,
OCULAR fEt UBLIcAN NOMINEE FOR
Z e tohae Judge SO I'd
For Police Judge.
w. A. Henry,
I'D OCULAR DEMOCRATIC NoMINEE FOR
4 = Police Judge. SIS I'd
For Supervisor.
JOSEPH WlsEMAN.
I'D FGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
Il ,, Supervisor Of Second Ward. s20.istd
For Supervisor.
S. GOTTiElS,
Nd OCULAR KEPUBL1CAN NOMINEE FOR
HI supervisor, Fourth District. sl5td
For Supervisor.
JAMES MCGUIRE,
II OCULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR |
AZ Supervisor, Fourth District. sle-td
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DRUGS. CEEWICkJ

CARPETS, OIL, CLOTHS, ETC.
Frank G.. EG,Yar6s-ImTcrter aud Dealer, NJ
$50 Market street (Phelaus BiOck), San Francisco
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IN CNEY TO LOAN
MARKETS.

nm REAL ESTATE, AT LOW RATE OF IN
y tereet, by PETER BOIL 325 street. au17.t
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uNsOH 4UyEE.

@g ECoND AND STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
: : Cal. Rooms, so cents and 81 per cav Special
rates BY the month. Billiards, choice iGucrG and
ctgars Hot lunch daily from u A. y. till . M
". O. C'JOE" y BOWERS,
si-sElR Trn1rafOF
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-30

CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
studebasser Eras. ssanuracfnrIng Core.
pository, 81 Market street. 4. IL. lsham, Manager.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-30

FURNITURE WANTED WILL PAY ~
4 one third more for Household Furui. ~
ture, Stoves, Carpets, etc, than any other -
cash buyer
sS1m S. P1SKA, No SOB J street.