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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
Waterproof LimePai

THE CELEBRATED LIME PAINT-All
Colors. 1t is good for frame houses outside,
being waterproof. Preserves Single Roofs
and vessel bottoms from worms and decay.
The attention of houselleepers. farmers and
others is called to the above useful and valua-
BILE preparation for withdrawing and all sani-
tary purposes. 1t costs less IN conlnarison than
common whitewash, or the unsiacked lime,
and its durability and beauty are two-fold
greater. 1t never loses its strength. 1t can
be kept for years. When applied. it forms q
surface as smooth as kalsomine without glue
orplaSter.
FOR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS.
COURT HOUSES, PRISONS or HOTELS. sit
is handy to have in the houseu
White, per barrel, 81 90. per half barrel, 50 so
COlOrS " So 90. " g So 80
Prime stone lime per barrel, 81 90. cd quality
lime per barrel, Svc Rosendale cement, per
barrel, 81 %. Calcined plaster per barrel 81 rs.
Plasterer's hair per bushel, 2Oc. Land plaster
per ton, 50 90. Ground Jersey mari per ton,
$40 90.
n. b. Note in order. if wanted for inside OF
outside work, roofs or shingles.
THE AMERICAN FERTILIZER,
Tested in Delaware and New Jersey with
great success.
Try il! Only $40. per ton. Try id!
Above are manufacturers prices at Phila-
delphla Purchasers pay freight, Cash must
accompany orders,
IL. q. Warner, Leesburg, Fla. sole agent
lima, va lisa II
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Total amount in Treasury $3.50. l26
CONCISE LOCALS.


Thsre was no session of the Superior Court
on Saturday.
Fifty-three emiarsnt passengers will arrive
IL this city tomorrow.
The coal oil cases viii come before the Pc.
lice Court for tiial this morning.
The Sacramento river marks s feet 6 inch
es-no change in the past three days.
To-day twenty.one Years ago John C.
BEeckinridge was expelled from the United
States Senate.
a runaway boy named Eddie McCue. sced
II yesrs. is al the Police Station. lie be-
turn to his home.
Tbs medal which was offered to the beat
drilled member OF the Cadets (Governa,' q
Guard by Charles Wilke, was won by S.r.
geant Johr Hanlon.
Sheriff Sprague, Of Butte county, arrived
in the city yesterday, IN route from San
Qainten co Oroviiic with prisoner who il to
BE- used as witness in Trial before thu
Courts of that place.
Samuel Gottlieb has filed bis official bond
as Supervisor from the Fourth District, ia
the sum of SIS 600, with William Beckman,
J. L. Huutoon. August Hebron, h Winter
and William Johnston as sureties.
M. Fay, Lee Stanley, Mrs. Lewis, John
Conran and the GrsDgers' Store, owners of
property in the vicinity of the Golden Eagle
Stable fire, have donated SEQ to the bene-
ticiary fund of the Fire Department.
A. II. Warwick. of this city, who went to
Texas about three months ago by the south.
ern route in search Of land for an investment,
has returned. He says he has net seen any
| thing in Texas that wonld induce him Co
leave California. He also visited his old
home in New York, and came home by the
Central Pacific.
William Grimes, who pleaded guilty to
petit larceny in the Superior Court last week
and who was generously given his freedom
by Judge benson. on the ground that his
punishment had been sufficient. will ba
brought up in the Superior Court this morn
ipg ON a charge Of disturbing the psace, hay
ing been arrested Saturday.
The connection between the pumps and
| the new suction pipe leading from the river
to the Water Works has been completed, and
to-day the pumps will be supplied from that
source for the frat time. The old suction.
which has been in use for many years, will be
kept for reserve purposes. The new pipe has
sufficient capacity to supply both the Holly
and Stevens pumps.
| The only case tried in the Police Court
Saturday was that of All Foy, charged by
one Of his countrymen with stealing some
clothes, S25 in coin and gold ring. He was
| found guilty of petit larceny, nctwithstand.
ing that the matter was stated to have been
settled among the Cinnamon and an attempt
made to take it out of the Court. Judgn.e nt
was deferred until this morning.
A boy named Eugene Brown was drowned
last week iu the river near the foot OF n
street. He was employed on the steamer
Reform, which had just reached this place,
having barge in tow. The boy was passing
| from the barge to the steamer when a splash
was heard, and nothing has been seen or
heard Of the boy since. Deceased was IL
years of age. Nothing is known Of his pa.
| rents
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AAERiEQ.

Sacramento, December BY Rev. 7. S. Dunn
Frank Reynolds to Henrietta Conklin, both of this
city.
Michigan Bluff, Placer county, November 30 By T.
B. Hopkins John W. Hoffman to Katie Wills
both Of Michigan Bluff
Mich gan Bluff. Placer county, November 80 By T.
3. Hopkins Charles L. Purington to Miunie A.
Burns, both of Michigan Bluff
San Francisco, December 1-Wm Banks to Julia F.
Gese
San Francisco, November 29-Emst W. c. Chris.
tiansen to Raqua e. A. Mass.
San Francisco. December John c. Doherty to
Carrie G. ETick.
San Francisco, November 30-wallace c. Price to
Harriet SmCot.
San Francisco, November 25-w s. Dayton to Annie
II. Whitmore.
San Francisco. November Is William Blrdsell to
Maggie Mitchell.
San francisco, November % James z. Culver to
Maggie Aldred.
San Francisco, November 25-J. J. Fleming to Mary
T.. Burns
San Francisco, November 25-Peter Mckenzie to
Josephine Fagen.
San Francisco November 29-George Barron to
Mary A. Hayes.
San Francisco, November 29-wm. II. Bogardus to
Emma Hartford.
San Francisco, November 3o-Hichael Neuman to
Honora Murphy.
San Francisco, November c0-Thomas Russell to S.
A. Rains.
San Francisco November 3O--Francis SyaSlen to
Helen Mccain.
San Francisco, November 29-M. L. Warren to Mary
johnson.
San Francisco November GYM E Robinson 10
Mary F. Loveland.
San Francisco, November 26-Isaac c. Cohn to Ae-
gusta Elkan.
San Francisco, November 26-Charles F ied to Hat
tie Winters.
San Francisco, Nov enbei 26-Thomas Hill to Julia
NcCaufe.
| San Francisco, November 22-George D. Horn to
May Duffy.
San francisco, November 26-Ado!ph Leving.to
to Flora CUhn.
Sau francisco, November l9-Antonio L. Qlaresma
to Loretta K. Bryant.
San Francisco, November 26-Solomon Stemmer to
Gussie Nakovsky.
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San Francisco stock sales.
Strong Nerves am s,ta,nah,e n,es.,pp.

There are many who have never known the
blessing of strong nerves, having been bern
with weak onss. Those who bave, and
through disease or some other cause have
Suffered loss of nerve power, can, by con-
trast, more fully appreciate the magnitude Of
that losa. The true way TO repair it is to in
vigorate the system through TIE medium Of
improved digestion, secretion, and the estab-
lishment of regular habit of body, three
results invariably accomplished by the use of
Hcstetter's Stomach Bitters, which insures
the thorough conversion Of the food into pure,
nourishi1g blood, from which the nerves. in
common with every other part OF the bodily
economy, gather vigor, the grand prerequi-
ate OF health. The great objection to seda-
tives and narcotics is, that they not only ex-
ers no tonic influence, but are always followed
by hurtfol reaction. Such is far from being
the case with the Bitters, the primary action
OF which Is most salutsry, and whose after
effects are beneficial in the extreme.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
zN Stevens q, lone. ia in The c;tv.

T. A. esS'ehs' Oh ione' 10 M 'he cay
w. ID. Long, OF Nevada City, is stopping in town.
Robert Beck of San Francisco arrived in town
Yesterday.
D. NJ. sechler. of Cincinnati, O., arrived in the
CITY Yesterday
w A Anderson and rife retn,ped from San Fran.
DISCO t.as.a,Jov
n Ssn Fr,rc;sno nun 'isi'
1ohh L. Dohoinsn, Oh Maiguefe'te' Mien-' Is 'lst-
-
John May, oil TINS city, VIII arrive pY the overland
train this morning
E. B. Jennings returned to Sacramento from San
Francisco yesterday.
Z r Tav,,r Mrs F TAYLOR and Mrs Ne
N.,,,oo ~ FolS,1n are in town
L. ECphart, former sicramehtAh' pu' no" Ca
-, = :, r.
"lnam II; haii, state Engineer, ana WE re-
turned from san FRANCISCO last evening.
T. A. Harvey and wife, OF the Kansas and Topeka
Railroad, returned East Saturday evening.
N vb..Ia- NJ Gan Francisco rassad .nro,,,b
the citI vesterjsy on ro,te to Trinity county
-
.. a; fliiInoTe, 1eneraI Superin'endent OF the
central Pacihc halroad, was IN tee CITY yesterday
Miss Bessie Brown, oil tombstone, A Is visit
ing IN the city, the guest Oh MISS 'ebhie cr ariahd
Walter 3 Lyon, Secretary Of the Grand Lodge Of
l. O. o. F. of California, has returned to San Fran
cisco.
N c,rJrsr q IT uarne- and Josenb I,av,.s ~,
,b;s o;,,- ,,i ar-;,a bome 10 dav bv tha Sortbara
pa.;So Sd,ta -
or James meNulOugu, N. Y. d. u, anu Lazy NC
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IF
II yeu are 30 unfortunate as to rsauire them.
With mind matured and enriched by studies of an
advanced ORDER can safely say that there is hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human ills that can.
not treat to successful issue.
LADiES i am always ready TO assist Won Nv
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. am now able to treat you with the
certainty OF success No case peculiar to your dell
cate organism is beyond my sure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior to auy
offered heretofore, and will be warranted have the
desired effect in all cases.
Those Of the public who need my services de-
pend upon gentlemanly, honorable and scientific
treatment st reasonable ratee.
l address particularly those who have been n
1ured by youthful indiscretions, and these who
have contracted local diseases
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult me
by letter, detailing the symptoms Of the disease
trouble, aud receive medicine by express, with full
instructions. All letters must be directed to J. a.
JoSSELYN, Il. D., 226 Suffer street, San Francis
CO, Cal.
Cure Narrated in all cases, or no pay required
Consultations, personally or by letter. gratis. Send
for book. Comfortable apartments for patients at
my Infrmary (when desired6 with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlcrs, 226 Suffer street, adjoinin
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hours-From A. ". to SIN
My Diploma hangs In my sfEice.
Purchase nay Essay on Physiology and Marriage
For sale by all newsdealers.
J. II. J0ssELYS, N. ID.
ty7-3p1m
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THE ELECTION TO-DAY.

An election of four School Directors will
take place to-day. They will serve for
term OF two years. and will be chosen ore
from each ward. The remaining four Direct
ors will continue in Office until next wear.
The election will be conducted according to
the general election laws, excepting that the
returns are required to be made to the Clerk
OF the Board of City Trustees instead of to
the County Clerk. The polls will be open at
= 3, a. N. and close at 4:SS P. M.-sundown.
Inc polling places and officers of election are
as follows
=, First Ward-Polls at southeast corner of
1hlrd and ) streets. Il. D. SERVER, To-
speceor j. L. Montgomery and J.. McNas.
ser, Judges.
:, Second Ward-PolIs at southwest corner of
Fourth and x streets. William Mclaughlin,
inspector Matthew Cooke and j. T. Farms
worth, Judges.
Third Ward-Polls at Capital Brewery,
corner Of Twelfth and I streets. ID. ellis,
Inspector; Il. o. Crayens and NJ. McMsnus,
Fourth Ward-Polls at southwest corner of
tenth and NJ streets. GeoIg. Murray, In
spector James Touhey and George F. Bron-
ner. Judges.
The candidates are as follows. Republi-
eans-First Ward, C. II. Stevens; Second
Ward, Matthew Cooke; Third Ward, L. X.
Hammer; Fourth Ward, o. p. Goodhue.
DemocratE-First Ward, J. A. Todd; Sec.
ond Ward, I. S. Moore Third Ward, Dr. II.
Il Nichols; Fourth Ward, Thomas l..
Acock.
:, 1t appears to be generally conceded that
the Republican candidates above named will
be elected, and that the Republican Central
Committee has done well in it's selection Of
experienced and capable men, and that the
interests Of tho educational department Of
the city government will be advanced by
their election. While there does not appear
to bs much enthusiasm among the Democrats,
or expectation OF electipg their ticket, yet
there are some indications of efforts being
made to bring out the strength of their party
vote. Republicans express entire confidence
that their ticket will be successful, but it il
as well to remember that their Ioninees will
not succeed without votes, and that too great
confidence in the certainty of success NAV
result in defeat by the inaction of the friends
of tina ticket
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% A very acceptable HOLIDAY
GIFT to lady is DRESS PATTERN
especially now when SO much attention is
paid to dress, and when SO many choice new
things in this line have made their appear
ance. In a few days. we shall have ready for
sale supply of these GIFT DRESS PAT
TERMS, especially prepared for the ap-
preaching Holiday Season. They will be of
various materials, with Silk, Satin Brocade
and other trimmings, tastefully selected and
matched. Further announcement will be
made in few days
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DIED.

Sacramento, December 3-Charles, son Of Joseph
and Mary Guth native OF California, IS years, .
months and days. Chicago papers please copy)
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence OF his parents, } street, between
Eighth and Ninth, to morrow tuesday, afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock thence to st. Rose Church, where
funeral services will be heidi
Washington, Yolo county, December 3-Lawrence
Fahey, native of County Waterford, ireland, 70
years, months and days
Funeral notice hereafter.
Sacramento, December calvin j. Shafer, native
of New York, 90 years, months and days
Stockton, December 2-Amelia L., daughter of the
late Z. ii. Allen, % years and 5 months.
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"oUR PAvoRIrE DAILY"

WILLOWS JOURNAL.
The Sacramento REcoRD-USIoS is our favorite
daily. By this we are not to be understood a
believer all the doctrines it breaches but there
is not newspaper this side of the Rocky moun-
tains, in cur judgment, more ably edited or con-
Quoted with SO much enterprise The Christmas
number Of this journal will contain story written
for it by one Of the most talented and popular of
European noyelists. The story will be complete in
that number, and will probably occupy between
fourteen and fifteen columns. The REcoRD-UNIo
devotes considerable attention to literary produc.
tons, making it decidedly the best family news
paper on the coast
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DRESS GOODS!

~ We are showing some particular values in
BLACK DRESS GOODS: Cashmeres, Shoodas
Serges, Diagonals Armures, Soliels, Escaels
Foules, etc, in endless variety. To this Depart
ment pay especial attention, and our best judy
men in the selecting the various materials, qualities
and shades of black, that customers in purchasing
at stores may rely upon obtaining the best results
derived from large and careful buying.
BLACK DRAP DETE, 50 inches wide, ST. Is,
ST. IS, ST. 90, S. and S. 25. "a very fine stock
of these goods)
2o-INCH BLACK GROs-GRAIN DRESS SILK,
81 per yard.
RUSSIAN SHOODA, 44-inch, all-wool, = cents
per yard. Qn all the winter colors)
PINCH BLACK CLOAKING VELVET, So rs
per yard
I" CACHEMIRE ALEXANDRIA BLACK Gros-
grain Dress Silk, ST. IS per yard worth more
money.
FRENCH CASHMERE, 50 cents per yard. In
Seal, Navy, Olive, Garnet Bordeaux and Myrtle.
These Cashmeres all-wool, and at the price
we have marked them exceptionally good
value, as the same grade has been sold in this
market at IS cents per yard.
BLACK SATIN BROCADE, 40 cents per yard
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LIGHT AND DARK GoLD.-To produce
light and dark shades of gold leaf the
metal Is alleged with silver and copper,
The addition of the baser metals lessons
the maleability, and IS the leaf is sold by
superficial measure, and rot by weight,
aduiteration is kept at the minimum.
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Business Advertisements
DR.. George Pyburn-ofice, Tenth and ) streets.
Il A. Weaver-Job printing
Hale Bros. & Co.-Linen goods, etc
Whittier, Fuller & Co. Holiday goods.
Alderman & Co -Children's tea sets.
Mechanics St9re-Dress goods.
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ADvgRrIsgaEHT MENTOR.

Regular Meeting Building and Loan Association,
, Annual Meeting-Tehama Lodge F. and A. NJ
Gard of Thanks-orphans of the Orphan Asylum.
Wanted-Young man.
Wanted-Dry-goods salesman
Meeting POstpoaed-Lily of the Valley Lodge, A.
O. L. W.
Card Of Thanks-Firs Department
Attention Exempt Firemen
Notice-Kalliodont.
Meeting Court Capital, A. O. F.
Meeting California Lodge, X. of H
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You mus! call early, as we will not be
responsible for any bargains advertised after
to-day. We will mention but few of them :.
Gents heavy buff slippers, Is cents gents
Oxford ties, 81; gents buckle Alexis, 81 so !;
gents Congress CATERS. 81 % and 81 50 |:
boys Oxford ties and Congress CATERS, 81
and 81 %. Remember to-day. Anderson &
Hamm.
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BC1E,

Sacramento, December 2-Wiie of Elias Steiuman, a
daUghtrr.
Sacramento, November 2i-wife OF VIM J. Cooper,
son.
Elk Grove, November 80 Wife OF Joseph P. Theo-
bald, a son.
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Fear Not.

All kidney and urinary complaints, espe.
cialiy Beight's Disease, Diabetes and Liver
troubles, Hop Bitters will surely and last
iingly cure: Cases exactly like your own have
been cured in your own neighborhood. and
you can find reliable proof at home of what
Hop Bitters has and can do,
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT

E. II. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur.
day, December 2, 1882:
Balance on hand last report. sI52 ss7 "a
receipts Tor the week. 2,3s6 20
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RHEuMATIsH, disordered blood, general de-
biiisy, and many chronic diseases pronounced
incursbIe, are often cured by Browns Iron
Bitten.
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So With Diamond Dyes any lady can get
as good results IS the best practical DYER.
Every dye warranted true to name and san.
pie.
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ROSEDALE MARKET.
B. DENNERY.

r0g J STREET, TAKES PLEAS a
SSE ure in informing his friends EfSffs.
and customers that he has opened the $500
above market, and it is in full blast ---ekIz =
He has large and choice lot of Turkeys fat Gees,
Chickens, Booths Eastern Oysters. Fl b, American
ard foreign Cheese Of all kinds, Egys Batter, and
all kinds OF Vegetables and Fruits His goods are
first class, and will lie sold at the very lowest bed
rock prices for cash. Please call and examine for
yourself and you will find it to your advantage to
deal at the Rosedale Market. n23-is8m
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TEAsETs.-A large lot of handsome toy
teasets will be offered for so cents per set on
Wednesday, December 9th, at Ackerman's,
629 street ; q decided bargain for 81.
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CREDITORS SALE.-Goods must be sold.
Infants spring heel, button shoe. 60 cents ;
child's kid. foxed Bslmorsls, so cents; misses
and children's "B" calf shoes, so and rs
cents. You must call early to secure them, at
Anderson & Hamm's.
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IUBERosE, Japonics, Hyacinth, snd other
bulbs. A fine lot just received. Now is the
time to plant them. w. r. Strong & Co.
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For the best cheese in the city call at T. 81.
Cook & Co.'S, and get some of their Santa
Clara cream cheese at 90 cents per pound,
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CREDITORS must have their money, and in
order for them to obtain il, we must sell
window curtains, fixtures complete, for so
cents, and calico at cents per yard. ADDER
son 4 Hamm.
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To DAY you can buy, at the creditors sale,
ladies kid foxed shoes st 81 per pair button,
81 90 per pair. Anderson & Hamm.
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DoLLs' FETE.-Tbe event of the week
Special programme each evening. Ofchestrs
in attendance. No tickets; no solieiting.~
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WcaES that have been bedridden for vesrs
have been completely cured by the use of
Lydia E. Piokham's Vegetable Compound.
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE.
Poisonous mucous, hawking, dripping in
the throat, bad breath, impaired voice and
hearing, absolutely cured. 81, of all drug
gists.
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"DoST DIE in tie house." "Rough en-
Rats" Clears oat rats, mice, flies, &c aches,
ted.bugs. Is cents.
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A Successive HOLIDAY PREsEsT.-One Of
those metallic key pianos sold at Ackernan's
for 80 cents
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WeRRIED.-The toy and fancy goods deal
ers are worried at the low prices prevailing
at Ackerman's, and predict poor harvest
this season
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Auctions.
Business Advert,seroents

she:burn & Smith Farming implements and
stock.
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REMAREABLE prices placed upon all oul
table linen snd napkins. Hale Bros.
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0gB blankets are moving freely. It viii
pay you to make comparisons. Hale Bros.
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EXCEPTIONAL Wakes ia blankets. Hale
Bros.
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CHEsLEY's MAPLE RUN, WITH TULu, is I'M
rivalei Tor coughs and colds.
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LARGE lines Of table linen and linen pspkins
, 81 Hale Bros.
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Farm Of I6 Acres, I-e VILE of the city
500 fruit trees, 5000 foreign grapes; dwelling,
barn, etc. Price, 50, 900.
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Small Farm Of go Acres, nesr Penryp,
with 500 fruit trees, OF all varieties 1000 grape
vines, 500 blackberry and COO raspberry bushes
all in good bearing condition Price, e, 500
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miles from Sacramento II acres in orchard, 8
acres in blsckberries, acres in strawberries, %
acres in vineyard steam engine and pump for
irrigeting good buildings, etc. This is one Of
the best trut ranches on the pains Price, SO 600
Terms CT payment easy.
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swRsTsER d AEsIP, Sacramento.