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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-01-05
1882.
Harper'e Bazar.
ILLUSTRATED.

This popular journal is rare combination
OF literature, art and fashion. Its stories,
poems, and essays are by the best writers of
Europe and America; its engravings possess
the highest artistic excellence; and in all
matters pertaining to fashion it is universally
acknowledged to be the leading authority in
the land. The new volume will contain many
brilliant novelties.
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In this line have earned the undisputed
reputation Of having larger stock and lower
prices than any retail establishment known,
and any lady, miss or child may be lifted out
with substantial hats or bonnets from 75c To
Is, and none shall leave the store without be-
ing satisfied Of having received the most for
their money in their experience. Hat trim
ming in all shades and qualities from Bic to
~ per yard. Artiflcials from 10 cts and up
ward, Ostrich and Vulture feathers from Il cts.
TO $3.50. Lace from 2 to 50 cents. and lot
OF last seasons Ruchings sold ut drstcost, and
some given away. Large new style Collars
from 15c to e1.5O. Ladies' handsome Felt hats
trimmed, 81. latest styles. and In mapped
beaver. all shades. Ribbons. ~ usual In price
and quality, and everything not mentioned
here sold at corresponding low prices. New
and splendid lot OF Embroidery from 8 to 80
cts. per yard, and metal hair brushes from 81
TO - cents.
Groceries, Crockery, Hardware,
Boots and Shoes i,
A usual, and sold cheap.
Country produce taken In exchange-home
spun yarn and well knit mems socks, also
duck feathers. Cash paid for hides and furs.
Goods delivered free Of charge within city
limits.
Vancouver, Nov 8, 1881
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Bakers Pain Fanacca cures pain in MAJ
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C. w. MATTSON.

VANCOUVER ". r..
Stable on Main Street. opposite the Ex-
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Single and double rigs, and the best saddle
horses, etc, furnished on short notice, and all
charges reasonable.
Horses boarded and taken care Of at reason
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HARPERS PERIODICALS.

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The Last Bills of Dry Goods fl
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And will be sold as usual, with verv small
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OF having the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07
THE LOCAL SITUATION,

We hope that the local Republican
ticket will bs voted for without scratch.
ing. Remember that it is not included in
the condemnation which the State Repub.
lican ticket has deserved. Remember also
that it is of the utmost Importance that we
should have strong legislative delegation
this winter; that serious assaults upon
county Interests are already planned that
unless we hare capable and experienced
agents to take care of us we may lose many
advantages which we now enjoy; that in
short Sacramento, as a practical business
community, ca mot afford to put poor tim.
Der in the Leg Stature. Grove L. johnson
Is unquestiona bly, the man for that work.
He has been tried before in it, and he has
done always the best that could be done
for the county. We do not believe that it
would be possible to find any Sacramento
legislator whos., record will compare with
his for usefulress. No other argument
than this ought TO be required to insure his
election. Whatever Sacramentans vote
against him will be voting against their
own best intere ITS. We have nothing to
say against the Democratic ticket but this !:
that in fair comparison of capabilities
they fall behind the Republican ticket.
Local jealousies, animosities and prejudices
ought to be put aside in a matter of this
kind, and we trust that they will be. 1t
is simply question of what is needed to
protect the city and county interests. If
that consideration is kept in mind we shall
have no aplrehensions as to the outcome.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07
NOT so FAST.

The Examiner seems to think it neces.
sary to keep up the farce of pretending
that its party is a great and reliable anti.
monopoly" party. 1t assumes that a
Democratic victory will mean an anti.
railroad victory. This, however, is not a
logical inference. Ii the people really be.
lieved in the anti.railroad can't and rant OF
this campaign if all they wanted was
candidates who would profess and promise
anything in that line; they would assur.
eddy have preferred the Republican dema.
gogues. As the case stands the voters
cannot testify plainly and unequivocally to
their disgust at the whole policy of the
campaign, save by voting for Mcdonald.
bat if majority of them vote the Demo
cratic ticket it will be an inevitable deduc.
ton that they do not believe in the anti.
railroad howl that they are not in favor
of cinching" the corporations that they
do not demand reliable enemies " of the
companies and that they have done their
best to indicate their position by electing
the least demagogical of two Objectionable
tickets. Seeing that this would be the
only possible rational explanation of a
Democratic victory, it appears to us that
the Examiner would do well to moderate
its anti-railroad objurgations now that the
end of the campaign has been reached.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07
A BAD ARGUMENT.

1t is not wise to oppose the Democratic
candidates for Congress on the ground that
they are free traders. Free Trade is to the
interest of every farmer and workingman
in the country. Free Trade cannot harm
any Calf0rais intarss. The worst fault OF
the Republican Con gressmen is that they
favor the monstrous protective tariff, which
,robs every producer and workingman, and
which hampers the progress of the nation.
The Democratic Congressional candidates,
however, may fairly be opposed ON the
ground that their party has not the courage
of what it alleges to be its convictions, and
that it has in fact done nothing to break
down the tariff or to encourage freedom Of
trade. If indeed the Democracy stood
courageously for Free Trade, we should say
that the Democratic candidates possessed
very formidable advantage in that fact.
As it is they deserve no support on account
Of it, seeing that their party only makes.
believe to stand by its old principles in
that regard,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07

their singleness of purpose, and the un-
doubted honesty of their beliefs. Now it
happens that this year it is possible for
those who believe in honest politics, and
who cannot find it either with the Repub.
licans or Democrats, to ratisfy their aspira-
tions without risking any fanatical triumph,
by voting the Prohibition ticket. 1t is
most certainly a genuine and respectable
one, and whatever position Prohibition
occupies here, there can be no doubt that
it Is one Of the great coming questions
which are about to change American poll.
tics all over the country. If all the men,
bers of California temperance organizations
were to vote for Dr. Mcdonald, they could
give him from 10, 900 to II 600 votes. But If
all who are heartily disguised with the nomi.
nations of both the old parties should vote
for him, it is certain that his vote would be
many times the figures above indicated.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07
THE NATURAL CONSEQUENT E.

The Bulletin observes that {" the struggle
{" for the possession of the State, at least
" between the great parties, has been con-
" Quoted partly on the principle of the
Morey letter. Several of the organs )
"on one side appear to have devoted all
=" their energies to fabrication" The
Bulletin might have said, with perfect
truth, that several of the "organs " OF
both sides have devoted all their energies
to fabrication. But the further remark of
our contemporary that there has been an
"air of falseness and unreality about much
I" that is going Oh that is patent to every OBJ
"server, is undoubtedly correct. 1t has
been emphatically a campaign of fraud and
falsehood, but yet this is precisely what
should have been anticipated from the pre-.
liminary arrangements. The campaign
was born In fraud and imposture, and
could not possibly have been different from
what it has been. 1t has, however, we
trust, taught the people lesson which
they will profit by to-day.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07
UNIFORM ELECTIONS.

1t is evident that there are some tangible
advantages IN holding all the State cleo.
tions upon the same day. One of these is
the pasting an end to colonization. When
the States ,ehich are contiguous held their
elections on different days, it was always
possible to fnuggle good many reporters
across the tsundary lines. Now, however,
every tub hss to stand on its own bottom,
No State cs4 spare voters to help another,
for every be needs all it can get on the
same day. : is also apparent that if all
tho States toted on the same day an i'm.
portant inittence would be eliminated
namely, Il influence Of the votes of
States which vote early, upon the vote OF
the States Nhich hold late elections. By
removing t4 source of bias the general
result mus be much more certainly an
expression the popular will. and in
Presidentia ears this is very important
considerable ]. There can. moreover he
no tricks Iaayed when all the voting is
done at the lame time. National Commit.
tees will NEG longer be able to square u
this or that State. There viii be fewer
pointers" and consequently less fraud
in politics.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07
CURRENT WIT FROM EXCHANGES

Fair weather makes corn foul weather
makes 'em ache. i Boston Commercial
Bulletin.
Some men claim that they don't care two
straws about politics but when they
come to mixed drinks they are mighty
particular to have at least two straws and
s'und ones at that, too.-[New York Com.
mercial
You dog of printer" cried the en-.
ragged poet, "you have not punctuated nv
poem at all. /" Yes, but you see, sir. I'm
not pointer-Tm a setter" replied The
printer.-[Eclipsed Exchange.
The daughter of a Texas cattle king has
just returned from Paris, where she saws
she walked through the TooraIoerals. and
visited shottoe where she saw the statues
OF fhyslc and Catherine De Medical, liar.
amie Boomerang.
household writer says Lemons may
De Kept fresh for long time in lar of
water, changing the water every morning. u
II church fair happens to be going on. the
water may be sold for lemonade. -TNew
Orleans Picayune.
Pa, I'll be right sorry when YOU get
well" said little Austin boy to his sick
parent. "Why, my son 2" Because |
won get any more empty medicine bottles
to sell. sell 'en for five cents apiece to
the drug store. "-[Texas Siftings.
Smoker 1t is probably true that
smoking blackens the lungs and cremates
the corpuscles OF the blood, but SO long az
you do not see your lungs and your cor.
puscles, tits not clear why you should care
about how they look.-[New York Graphic
81 declare" exclaimed Bro n, ST
never saw such time as you have with
servant girls. | don't believe you will ever
be satisfied until you have one ma1ufac. t.
ured to order" Nonsense, Brown. I"
said Mrs. B 4" shall be satisfied when
find one ready maid. - Boston Ira nscript,
A colored minister wished to saw.
Brethren, we shall have no more service
here until we have raised by contribution
sufficient money to fresco this recess !" but
he said, " Brethren, de gospel will not be
dispensed with any mo- till we have took
up Standardization enuff to have dis
yer abscess fricasseed. "-( Unidentified Ex.
change.
An Arkansas editor, in retiring from the
editorial control of newspaper, said ST
IS with feeling Of sadness that we retire
from the active control of this paper but
we leave our journal with gentleman who
Is ADLER than we are, financially, to handle
it. The gentleman is well known in this
community. He is the Sheriff. y [Arkan.
sas Traveller.
A Bradford lady's husband was detained
late one night at his business in Haverhill,
and could not join whist party to which
he had been invited. "Why didn't Char
ley Gomez" asked the host. because. -
answered his wife, she had to stay at the
ssors-(after vain search for the word she
notwithstanding hisssaccounts." "Bal.
ancing" was the word sac was hunting for.
Lowell Citizen.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07
RATHER EMBARRASSING.

Everybody has remarked several hun.
dred times that the campaign which is now
ended has been very mixed oae." A
curious illustration of this mixture oc.
cured yesterday, when a San Francisco
paper which has supported Estee and part
OF the Republican ticket, came out with
a perfect shower of paragraphs like the
following: "Vote for DIR. Mcdonald and
the Christian Sabbath" eff intemper.
ance is an evil, then vote for DIR. Nc.
"Donald." "Vote for DR.. Mcdonald
"ans the onward march of moral pro.
"gress and SO forth, ad Hbitum. It was
evident that the business manager had
had an eye single to the pecuniary interests
OF the paper, and so he had peppered the
advertising columns with these earnest
adlurations to the reader to .'Vote for
DR.. Mcdonald, while on the same page
the editorials bristled with appeals on be.
half OF another candidate. Not that the
paper in question would not have sold its
editorial columns also to DIR. Mcdonald, if
he had bid high enough, for it is the one
paper in the State which approved Judge
Aliens assertion that the sale of editorial
columns is perfectly legitimate.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07
COAST AND STATE

i n
Eignsy oregon cowboys visited Miles
City, Nj. l., one day last week, and made
Things very lively for the citizens.
The mates of the ship Harvester, con-
victed of cruelty to seamen at Seattle. w,
L. have been consigned to the penitentiary,
Burglars raided the store of Voce & Co.
at Albuquerque, N. NJ, last week, and Sc
cured about $500 worth of guns and pistols
The Lincoln county Lender. nubl;sbed a.
White Oaks. N. III. with Lee Fl Rud;s;iI.
as editor and Adna Tamsor al msnanar
has issued its first number
T.. r...,..I.
nast ieesoay hisnt burglars erected al
Blue CANYON. and seeured 500 a coin :; =
addition to 5000 wnrtb Of Oent-sI Pan;6.
Railroad vouchers. n ''>
r., :,
~ o nAs ueen tounu nsa' nihi' 81,
. LIZ 81 I'm IN ~ shup, w. l.. Sptcinens o.
ne u nSss ossh sI ana sas nnaers
1Io s s"n-aou S.sn .ae lesu., IS IL nashes az
enn a, anu Du.ns readiiy
ie1p. giving oieAr "hi'e ne NJ.
An Idaho party are arranging TO march
sL aa C. pso Possip1s, the VIII man o.
ha he Sasor;hipd A anS nuI peing nas o. yer
sI;an;ns a,ana s anu equaly - gsen seer
a. hp 49, +. .ha lass crags 1ns' poraei
W p .nd ~, as' nso,ss are I: s'iose 40 AMI
,ua, aau n;s when pursued ~ gs's oVer thi
souna :. "t re- go asHh'y anu sleeo' and
ii'oaAs 40 II ~ misery
Dr: Keen, an old man, residing Ct Eure.
ka, New, attempted to take DIR nken &C.
qualntance home last Sunday ever ing. His
companion turned upon him and beat and
kicked him, intiicsing severe wounds. The
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07
A MARKED FALLING DOWN.

The crop of campaign lies has somehow
been shorter than usual, or rather it has
been exhausted sooner. The probable ex
PLANTATION of this is that the lies were ey.
pended at an early part of the canvass,
when they were used SO lavishly that there
were not enough to go round. So great Q
strain, too, was put upon the capacities Of
the campaign lie manufacturers that most
of them appear to have broken down, and
as result it has been found necessary te
revamp worn-out lies, and employ them
over again. This is melancholy indica.
ton of failing invention on the part of the
professional liars,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07
A CURIOUS STATE OF AFFAIRS.

If the Democrats carry the State to-day,
very few Republicans will feel disap.
pointed. If the Republicans carry the
State, comparatively few members of the
party will feel gratifed. A Democratic
success will on the other hand fail to en-.
thuse a great many Democrats. And
hundreds, perhaps thousands, of steady
drinkers will vote the Prohibition ticket
Surely California can challenge the Union
to produce similar exhibition of political
confusion and chaos ?
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07
SECOND EDITION.

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news up to tha. hour. By this arrangement tn
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The regular morning edition Of the RECORD USIos
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competitors far north Chico on the California
and Oregon Railroad; west to Bencia, and south to
Stockton, and east to Colfax, Folsom and Placer.
Vile ard all intermediate places The second edition
matter will be found each day upon the third page
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TIE pRoH1s1r1os TICKET.

The Prob bition platform and ticket rep.
resent really great questions, and they are
not tainted " fraud in any way. There
are no more earnest people anywhere thar
those who constitute the temperance or.
CARNATIONS, and however much We may
disagree with their proposed remedies for
drunkenness, we are compelled to respect
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07
HOME and ABROAD.

ment OF Mayor for Murder-LabOr
strfkes-The Campaign mt Chicago
Melville Before the Jeanette Board OF
1nquiry-Cruise OF the Corwfn-Exedus
OF Voters from Washinston-Ihe Fire
kecOrd-Items OF Foreign News-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07

The Woodland Democrat has been making in.
quiries among farmers and as result finds that the
season so far has been favorable to the seeding
and growth OF wheat on summer.falloweti land II
favorable weather continues there viii be one OF the
most extensive wheat crops this fall that has
ever been sown in the State. The grain being sown
so early, and meeting such favorable weather will
obtain fall growth seldom realized in the past.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07

The ways fstreet railway conductors are past find.
ing out, passenger in a Boston street car pulled
the vest button of the conductor and was surprised
to hear bell ring. Bell punches are used on that
line, and the old plan of carrying small gong in
the palm of the hand to strike when pretending to
punch slip has become dangerous. So the plan of
coneealing the gong in the vest and connecting it
h,tAsn ;r,o,.ol
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07

OYSTER BETTING IS becoming fashionable at
French seaports. The company repair on a bright
morning TO the oysterbed, where the creatures are
opening themselves to the sun. Each chooses his
oyster and puts NAPOLEON between the shells, and
the fortunate gambler whose oyster first closes upon
the coin nets the whole pool