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CONTRACT TO LET.

YTNo CUT 1900 CORDS OF WHITE AND LIVE.
Oak Stove Wood for the Sacramento market.
Also TO grub and clear $40 of land and put it
in shape for cultivation. For information apply to
J. T. CARDWELL, Folsom. Sacramento county.
o2l-1Ot
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kJNo woman really practices economy un-
less she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many dol.
lars can be saved every year. Ask the drug.
2ist
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INDICATIONS Of consumption are allay
by Haie's Honey of Horehoupd and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one mir
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"RoUGH on RATS. Clears out rats, mice
fisis. reaches, bedbuss, ants, vermin, chip
hunks. 15 cents.
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JACOB ARNOLD

DUTCHER AND PORK PACKER, -
ID corner Of Second and N streets sells ~
wholesale and retail, at lowest market Ry4A.
rates, the finest Of Sugar-curel HAMS Breakfast
Bacon, Shoulders, Picked Hams and Pork, Mess
Pork, Spare Ribs, Pigs Feet, Pork Sausage, Lard,
ETC. Also, choicest Fresh Beef, Veal Mutton Lamb,
etc. Highest price paid in cash for Beef Cattle,
Hogs. Sheep and Lambs o3-4ptf
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EXoRcIsM IN THE ANGLICAN CHURCH,
The acknowledgment of exorcism in the.
Anglican Church during the progress Of
the Reformation occurs il the first Liturgy
of Edward VI, (Ann. p, in which is given
the following form at baptism "Then let
the priest, looking upon the children, say,
command thee, unclean spirit, in the
name of the Father, of the Son, and of the
Holy Ghost, that thou come out and depart
from these infants, whom our Lord Jesus
Christ has vouohsafed TO call to His holy
baptism to be made members of His body
and of His holy congregation. Therefore,
thou cursed spirit remember thy sentence,
remember thy judgment, remember the
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TO LET Oh FOB SALE.

Advertisements Of 1--we lines In this department are
Inserted for Is csnts fer time three thnes Tor
cents or 7b cents per week.
NOR SALE-THAT VERY DESIRABLE -
cottage of seven rooms, No. l4i4 o ID
street. Lot 4oxl60 feet Apply on premises. Ill
o24lw'
SHEEP FOR SALE. IN LOTS TO
- suit. FARMS and HOP LAND to <k44l4e
let. Apply to DR. CAPLES, Twenty 1S$
miles east OF Sacramento. ol4-lm- &4mz0
NOR SALE A BLACKSMITH
IL Shop in good running order. 1=9
Good house, barns, etc, at Michigan
Bar, Sacramento county. Apply to =
w. A BROWN, on the premises, or by letter.
ol0-lmf
ORLEANS HOTEL - FIRST CLASS FUR
" nished and unfinished rooms to let to gentle
men or families by the day, week or month. 101s
Second street, between and K. MRS. II. W. oGG,
Proprietress. au2.t
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THE FINEST MEATS

or ALL KINDS, IN THE CITY,
" and at Lowest Prices, ill n
Always be found at the Metropolitan
Market, OF CONRAD SCHEPP, South >0A
west Corner OF Twelfth and streets Meats de
hvered in al parts Of the city at all times.
xul9-4plm
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TO LEASE OR SELL.

ENR0M 800 TO Loco ACRES OF THE BEST
Hop or Alfalfa Land in the county. Good
Hop Poles for sale, at 81 per hundred (standing)
railroad through the land. See WILLIAM HICKS,
Costumes or, T. L. ACoCK, No. 904 Seventh
street, Sacramento. Dolphin
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day TO be at hand y y hi2ERI
In fire everlasting
thy angels. And pi
exercise any tyranp(
whom Christ hath
blood, and by th
to be of His foo
-" MANY ell
,ious. not undsrsts
sspises Kidney w
eIial. Those that
Is by far the best d
Is prompt, thoroua
Tills, and other m
system, but by U.S.
the natural action Of -
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8A0RAMENTo REooRp-uNIoN.
~ skss rslass Hessf(J. II Rarps. Assst
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Hawley Bros.' Hardware CO.-Importers Of
Hardware aid Agricultural Implements, Nos Sol,
BOB, sos, BOT and 800 Market street. San Francisco.
CarOlan, Cory & CO.-importers of Hardware,
Iron and Steel, Agents for the Pittsbury Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Company and
Southington Cutlery CO. Nos. 10 and l22 Front
street.. and Nos. III and 1ls California street
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RESPECT OF THE MASSES,

And that spite Pope's admonitory lines,
A title learning is not detrimental.
succeeded in obtaining a cool, pleasant room
in house on the extreme northwest end
OF King street with very nice family.
board with family on Alekea street.
We have the very best of food. / pay
81 80 per week for board and 81 week
for my room. Altogether l am very
pleasantly situated-have circle of de-
sirable acquaintance, q steady job at good
pay. and the foreman does not come near
me from Monday morning to Saturday
night, save to give me such work as is re-.
quired. I like the place very well, but
would not remain here permanently if
could have the whole little kingdom"
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srATroNHRs, PRINrERs. Er.,.

=. .. CreckeF q Cs.-Inport;ng and Msnufact-
Wtng Stattoners. Printers and LftboRrapherx Nos.
dS, NJ and S1e BuRh etrsst, spovs Hansoms.
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enriches the blood and purifes the
system; cures weakness, lack of
energy, etc. Try a bottle.
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IRON, STEEL, ETC

c. Hermann Il C0.-Manufac.urers and I'm.
porters- No. 1856 kearny St, near Pine The finest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: IL Belden st.
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is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other lion preparations will.
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The DAILY RECORD-UNION.

Enlee r0s oaee al aerareo IS seooad as. aatts
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CARPETS, onoLoTHs, ETC.
Frank G. Edwards-Importer and Dealer, No
$40 Market street (Phelan's Block), San Francisco
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MY EXPERIENCE ON MALL

l went up to the Spreckels camp on
the 9Th of July. 1t was noon, and the
men were at dinner. As l walked among
them / saw one familiar face-a gentle
man whom met in Healdsburg in 1879.
he recognized me at once, and expressed
surprlse at seeing ma II had haan work
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willcure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
Ma, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,
studebakef Bros. Manufacturing Core.
pository, 81 Market street A. II. Isham, Manager.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-14

Dugald Macarthur juror so 30
JAS A Case births and deaths $50 2 so
j Kelly M al
Chas III Wise 60 60
Geo w Jones fees sc so az 80
Bills Of stoadman & Brown for s1sOO, d. Scott for
ts6s. "A and j. e. McGurn for sisC0 are most re-
spectfully referred 90 fun Board.
VIM. III. SANBORN,
JOHN A. KELLY,
ID. II. MCDONALD
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-14

The President has appointed the nc
tors who are to take part in the Tariff
Commission farce. They are all high
tariff men, and their principal work
will be to draw their pay and recon-
mend more stringent tariff laws. AS
no one, except the tariff men who made
fortunes out Of the farmers and labor
ers by reason of the tariff law, will be
benefited by the Commission, it is a
good thing that the President has not
put few liberal minded men OH the
Commission, as it will thus save the ex-
pense of printing minority report.
The report of the Commission will not
be waited for with any anxiety, as it is
pretty well known Rwhat.. theyswill RE-
commend. The people, if they want
relief from oppressive burdens, can get
it at the polls. All they have to do is
to drive the Republican party from
power, and elect men to Congress who
are not under the control Of tariff men
and monopolists. The people of this
country have the means of relief in
their own hands, if they will only use
them.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-14

The sixth annual guide book, issued
by w. II. Brearley, of the Detroit
Evening News, is valuable work tc
those persons who contemplate trip
from Michigan to the st. Lawrence
river and the eastern States. The
pamphlet contains maps, plans, and
numerous cngravings Of the noted
places on the route, as well as hotel
rates and the cost of travelling. 1t is
intended principally for the use of those
who intend to 60 on the Evening News
excursions which leave Detroit on
July 9th, 10th, and 9th, and extends
as far as Portland, Maine. The ex-
cursionists goes over the G. T. r. R.
to Kingston, then on steamers to Mon
treal, passing down the st. Lawrence,
through the far famed thousand islands
and over the famous rapids, to Mon
treal Then by rail, via the White
Mountains, to Portland. The fare for
the round trip is only $40. The book
can not fail but be interesting to the
public generally, and is well worth the
thirty cents. Persons who intend 60
ing on the excursion should send to w.
II. Brearley, Detroit, and secure a
copy.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-14

Our thanks are due to Jay A. Hub
bell, Member of Congress, for Gar
field memorial card. 1t is handsomely
engraved and printed. The card has a
mourning border. In the center is n
portrait of James A. Garfield enclosed
in circular shield, on the edges OF
which are wreathes, and on each side
of the shield are three national flags
draped. On the bottom of the card,
at right and left of shield, are views of
the capitol building and the Presiden-
tial residence. On top is the inscrip-
ton Memorial Service of James
Abram Garfield" on the left is en-
scribed president, March 4th, 1881.
Died September 10Th, 1881, aged 40
years" On the right is "Eulogy by
Hon. James G. Blaine, House of Re-
personalities, Feb. 9th, 1882. The
card is signed "John Sherman, Chair
man of Senate Committee" and OWN.
Mckinley jr., Chairman House Com
mittee."
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A Dom estic Recipe.

To cure Scandal. Take of "good nature,
business" one ounce mix them with a
little charity for others and two or three
sprigs of "kesp your tongue between your
teeth" But for Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Chilblains, Frost Bites, Burns, Scalds,
Cuts, Sprains, Bruises, Salt Rheum, Sore
Throat, Quinsy, Diphtheria, Chapped
Hands and Lips, Stiff Joints, Pains in the
Chest, Side or Back, Bites of Insects, Corns,
Bupions, or for anything where linimsnt
is required, you will find nothing better
than Dunk's Camphorated Arnica. Sold
by all druggists. Fifty cents per bottle
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Alpcna, June Q. 1882.


Moved by Supervisor sanborn, that the re-
port Of the committee on Stubb's dam be ac-
cepted, recommendations concurred in, and
the committee discharged from the further
consideration of the subject. Carried unan-
imously.
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JCIIW COUTfIy.
GENTLEMEN committee heretofore appoint.
ed, and 20 whom was referred the Stubb's dam mat
ter, having carefully investigated the same, would
respectfully report that have visited the site OF
said dam aad the head of the outlet, but unable
70 determine the extent 20 which said dam Injuries
the petitioners, that being a matter Of proof We
would therefore recommend that the matter be laid
on the table and your committee ask 20 be discharg-
cd from the further consideration of the subject.
THOMAS G.. SpRATT
N. Nj. BRACKINREED,
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Personal! To Men Only

Tho voltaic Belt Co., Marshall Mich, will send
DIR. Dyes celebrated Electro-voltaic Belts and Eec
trio appliances trial for thirty days TO young
or old who afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost
Vitality and Manhood, and kindred troubles, guar.
anteeing speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly vgor Address Ms above. N. B.-No risk
is incurred, as thirty days trial il allowed. 53,y1
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MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.

Moved by Supervisor Gafhey, that this
Board raise one thousand dollars for roads
and bridges for the year 1882. Carried by
ayes and nays as follows; Ayes-Supervis-
ors Gaffhey Kelly, Sanborn, Spratt, d. r.
Mcdonald, ]. D. Mcdonald, Wise and the
Chairman. Nays-Supervisor Pangborn.
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Board OF Supervisors.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
Athena, ALrENA Co., Mich,

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK, \
Athena, ALPENA Co., Mich, !
June 9th, A. d. 1882. J
Pursuant TO adjournment the Board OF
Supervisors of Alpena county met at the
Office of the County Clerk and was called to
order by the chairman at 10 A. NJ.
Roll called.
PREsENT.-Supervisors Gafihey, Kelly,
Sanborn, Spratt, D. r. Mcdonald, j. d. Nc
Donald, Pangborn, and the Chairman.
Minutes of previous meeting read and APP
proved.
Several accounts were presented and re-
ferred to the Committee on Claims and Ac-
counts.
On motion of Supervisor Pangborn, the
Board adjourned until Pm.
o'clock T. NJ.
Meeting called to order by the Chairman
at Pm.
Roll called.
PREsENT.-Supervisors Gafihey, Kelly,
Sanborn, Sprott, ID. r.. Mcdonald, J. D. Nc
Donald, Pangborn, Wise and the Chairman.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
TO he Honorable he Board Of Supervisors Of Llpend
County.
GENTLEMEN Your Committee on Claims and Ao-
counts, 70 whom was referred the following bills
have carefully examined the same, and beg leave to
report as follows;
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gwen that the firm Of Specify A
Rogers lsocalled) has been dissolved, and neither
Of said firm has been authorized 10 collect the debts
due said Speechley 4 Rogers. therefore warn all
parties not 10 pay said Specify any Of money
which they may be owing 10 said Specify 4 Rogers
he, said Specify has no right 10 collect the same
Long Rapids, April 10, 1882.
562W4s
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II. *. of II.

For Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diarrh@a,
Dysentery, Cramps and Pains in the Stom-
ach, there is nothing equals Beebe's King
Of Pain. Price only 20 cents. Sold by all
druggists. 5i0y1.
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JESSE JAMES.

Complete life of those bold uighwaymen. Also of
the Younger Brothers and other bold outlaws. Ele-
gantly illustrated. Over 500 Pages. Beware Of in.
ferior editions. Complete outfit by mail, Forty cents
Terms Liberal. fORsHEE & MoMAKIN, 1856 West
sth St., Cincinnati, o. 563wi
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Wednesday, June IA, 1882.

During the month of May last,
9O,0l9 immigrants landed in New York
City,
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q. w. THOMAS,
VETERINARY SURGEON.

GRADUATE Of Ontario Veterinary College, and -.
only graduate from said college in Alpena, treats all
diseases OF the domestic animals Surgery carefully
performed. All orders by mail telegraph prompt
~ attended TO. Horses examined for soundndss.
me hnsst nments for sprains and old sores kept on
Office in Ainina biocis 80 80 fiIs.1p os
sts, in connection with Dr. Il. a. Thomas physician
and surgeon, Alpena, Mich. 5Gftf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-11
June Crops.

Washington, 1O.-The June crop
report of the department of agricul-
ture represents the entire area of
1851 of the principal counties of the
United States, and includes all but
small fraction of the breadth of
prominent crops. The area in cot
TOE is 27-lO per cent. less than in
1881. A large number of returns
say that, with the recent fine wea-
theT, cotton is improving and gives
some assurance of better report in
July. The largest deficiency is in
the states bordering on the MissiS-
Sippi River. where the planting in
overlooked districts WAS not entirely
finished by the 1st of June. The
area soWn in spring wheat has de-
creased apparently about Il per
cent. The comparative average OF
northwest is as follows: The
Tennessee agricultural bureau
has estimates of the crops of
May, based on answers from
ninety-three counties, state that
wheat is not seriously injured by
rust anywhere, Much of the crop is
already harvested and the yield is
better than previous estimates.
The increased acreage for the pres
ent over last year, is fOTty-three per
cent, and the crops thirty-One per
cent above last year. making the
yield for the present year Of over
100000 bushels. The weather the
past month was unfaYOrable for cot
ton, and in some localities the cot
ton land has been reploWed and
planted in corn. The oats crop is
very promising. Clover and grass
acreage has diminished, owing to
the last summers drouth. Corn
looks reasonably well.
Wisconsin S., Minnesota SO,
Iowa 81, Nebraska 90, Dakota 102.
The condition Of winter wheat is
still very high, averaging 100. Last
year, in June, it was rs. Taking
winter and spring areas together
and assuming a continuance of the
present conditions, yielding thirteen
bushels per acre as the result, the
aggreg ate be exceeded only by the
product of so. The southern har-
vest is safe. Northern winter
wheat has few risks to encounter,
but spring is still of medium guam
tity. The corn acreage cannot be
given until July. a large increase
in the area is reported in the south
and in the northwest, but in half
the states, the planting was not
finished on the 1st of June, and in
large districts, the planting had
made no Eshow above the ground.
In parts of the south, the early
planlad corn is in tassils. Planting
is everywhere late. The plant IS
small and not of average vigOr or
color, in consequence of the cold
and wet weather. The increase IN
the area of OHIO is nearly uniVer-
sal, and this amounts to the average
of seven per cent.
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New York, 1O.-The Post says
The malicious report circulated yes
terday to the effect that the promIn-
ent banking house of WoerischOffer
was in trouble, appears to have
been the heart of a concerted plan
to break the stock market. From
all parts of the country Geographic
inquiries came About this ime,
as if to make the story more plaus-
ible, bets were offered that the
house would fail. Concurrently
with this a large block Of stocks
with which WOeTischeffer & Co. had
been identified, were thrown on the
market. This kind of warfare is so
dishOnorable, and at critical times
times may be productive directly OF
indirectly Of such damage, that the
stock exchange should investigate
the matter, and lead the way III
such prosecution as the law war
rants.
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New Telegraph Company.

Chicago, 1o.-The announcement
will be made tomorrow morning
that a new telegraph company, with
a capital of s., 100000, has been Or
ganized, and that work is actually
begun on its lines in the east; and
that they are to be pushed rapidly
west, connecting with all the prin-
clpal cities. Elisha Gray, the cleo
trician, gives the following facts in re-
gard to its principal stockholders
Hon. IGeo. u. Roberts and rs. D.
White, of New York; Hon. JnO. B.
Abby and ex-Collector Beard, of
Boston, and Governor Foster, of
Ohio, who, with his friends, hold a
large block of the stock. The lines
are to be operated with GraV's
patents. and it is to be known as the
Postal Telegraph Co. Material reduc-
tons in telegraph tolls are prom
ised; 100000 has already been pI'c
in for preliminaries.
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NO 6
Alter q nkIinE Again.

New York, 10.-GeneraI George
II. Sharpe, speaking of the candidacy
OF Mr.. COnkling for reelection to
the Senate last year, and in reply to
a statement made by COnkling that
he was not a candidate Of his own
wish, and that friends did not urge
him to withdraw, as had been pre-
viOu,ly charged by General Sharpe'S
paper, the Kingston Freeman, says,
among other things: Mr.. COnkling
resigned for the purpose Of being a
candidate for reelection. He
sought to introduce into American
politics the English method of re-
signing and obtaining re-endOrse-
ment from his constituency in
order that he might wage war upon
the administration, untrammelled
by party obligations. So true was
this that lis friends in Albany were
Informed by the most expeditions
methods. A special messenger was
sent from Washington to Albany,
bearing letters Of the resignation,
and from that messenger it was as
certained that COnkling expected
that immediate steps would be
taken by his friends to insure his re-
election. 1t was myself that was in
formed from Washington that be
was to be reelected. 1 was also
asked to invite him, by telegram, to
meet his friends i'll New York
and consult about steps to be
taken. l refrained from sending
any such telegram. Others were
urged to send kilograms Of like pur-
ports, but, at least one prominent
friend of Conkling also refrained
from doing so. 1t was notorious in
Albany that the messenger who
brought the designations stated,
without reserve, that reelection was
expected by the resigned members.
General Sharpe states most posi-
lively that every possible effort was
made to induce ex-senator COnk-
ling to withdraw but he would not
listen to them. He wanted it to
appear that his reelection was UnsO-
licited and at the same time he was
using every means in his power to
secure support.
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That Grab.

San Francisco, 1O.-In relation to
the Ocean Shore Railroad bill intro
duced IN the House by Rosecrans,
the Alta, t0-morrrw, will say: 1t is
a proposition on the part of name
less schemers to steal franchise
worth millions of dollars from the
city, but which the supervisors dare
not grant away. Now the Federal
government is to be made the cats
paw. Representative Rosecrans is
certainly befogged on this monstrOus
proposition or myth to steal the
right of way through military
grounds and Notifications to put
money in the pockets of the projec.
tors Of an imaginary organization.
AS Miller introduced the steal in
the Senate by request, the AEtG calls
his attention to this notorious grab
he ought to know that it is a prop
osition for downright robbery of
the federal government and the
City Of San Francisco.