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~" The New Worlds D;spcnSary and In
v;.lid's Hotel at Buffalo y. ", is now com
pleted and ready to receive patients.
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s:sG0UN'I!Y4- NEWS.s.:
CECILTON ITEH.S.

As this is a National holiday. why not
Il local uncH The farmers have spent
near about all of their spare dollars gath
rest after so much Labor and expenditure
of mOnrNn
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ORPHANS COURT.

TsNIIE Stated Meeting Of tho orphans
l. Court - "apii county VIII y" held on the
So 'hNb itEuDAI IN every month. EXecu-
tors. administrators ami Guardians wanting
IAt,T r.go-DtS stated. wi! nl"a>c bring in the
vouchers a lew days he'o Govt
II. u. MILLER
an .. lSSly ,.elt.tGf
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THE JUDGESHlP.


.A'r"m U"t"H JoErn"l.
Bat the matter of much CREATE inter
est tn,"ur people is the retention of 0m
iii 'ricd and popular Judiciary, Judges
Robinson. Wicles and Stump. THESE
gentleman have for fifteen years been
brought into the most intimate relations
with our people Chose who have Serveo
on .iuries will constitute Il wide acquaint
ance), and hence the Importance of keep
ing them in their places. No change il
our bench could meet the ends of Justice
more completely OF satisfy our people
more fully, while in making the change
We might get bad bargain. Our Judges
are better fitted for their duties than
they were fifteen years ago. their aseful-
ness not impaired nv are but inrreasef
and enhanced by their experience and
training. 1t is therefore altogether prob
able that any change giving way to bench
aspirant> would impair 0uT excellent jul
dietary.
VIEWS ON JUDGE STUMP.
from Det,ton .jourHaI
A gentleman of veracity told us a few
days ago that he had been informed by
Senator Groome that Judge Stump would
certoiHly carry every district in Cecil
county, with perhaps single exception.
This is as it should be. with the ''single
exception included. 1t appears that
there has been a great reaction in Cecil
recently, since the animus of Mr.. Con
stables opposition to Judge Stump has
been made fully known and satisfactorily
explained To the people. ~-hcm NcrS.
Among the visitors attending Court
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-03
STATE GRANITE QUARRY, RocKL1N.

EDS. REcoRD-UNIoN: A correspondent Of
the Chronicle charges that the Central Pacific
Railroad acted in bad faith to the State in
neglecting and refusing to convey the granite
quarry at Rocklin, as provided in o certain
contract, by which the State agreed to pay
the interest on certain bonds. You show, in
reply, that the conveyance has not been made
because patent for the land has not yet
been received from ths United States by the
railroad, aud that the contract does not re-
quire the railroad to deed to the State until
within ninety days after receipt of its patent.
Permit me to say that neither the Chronicles
correspondent nor your paper in reply appear
to have made the proper effort to ascertain
the facts in relation to the subject. TINS
United States patent to the railroad
company for this land. and also deed of the
same from the railroad company to the State,
are Of rec ord in Placer county. And further,
| hold possession of the land and queries
for the State BIZ orders, first from x.Attor-
ney. General Jo Hamilton, and then fcom the
present Attorney General. 4. l. Hart The
record shows that the patent was issued to
the railroad company on February Is, 1875,
and the deed made by The company to the
State on May ii, 1875 Permit me to add
that | receive no pay for keeping possession
Of the land and the quarries. II there had
been pay attached to the keeping of this
property of the State, l have no doubt the
fact Of the conveyance would not have been
forgotten. but some worthy, but poor and
hungry, Republican would nov hold my I'M.
paid position. DANA PERKINS.
r cklin. f, bruary 26 1882
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A STRANGE BUT TRUE STORY.

Many years ago there came to Sacramento
an aged couple from Vermont. They were
of the pioneers of California. They procured
themselves beautiful homo within few
miles of Sacramento city. The exemplary
life they led caused them to always enjoy tie
confidence, esteem and respect of all who
knew thern. A few weeks since the wife was
taken seriously i'll. All that kind friends
could do, and the best medical skill that could
be procured, seemed TO be unable to stay the
disease, and herlife was despsired of. The hus-
band realized that the loving companion of
his life was about to be taken from him by
that grim destroyer, death. Realizing that he
would soon be called upon to pay the last sad
rites. and to follow to the tomb all that his
heart held most dear, he began to prepare
himself for what he supposed was inevitable.
He came to the city, visited the cemetery,
and bought the finest lot that could be OBJ.
tanned. He then proceeded to an uudertaksrs
and purchased the finest casket that he could
find, and had it sent to his home. From a
lumberman he purchased the material to
make box to inc.ose the coffin. and with his
own hands sawed cut, planad and prepared
cooling board He spoke to a minister in
regard 60 the funeral service, selected the
text from which he wished tho funeral SER
mon preached, and designated the songs and
requiems which he wished saug at her obse-
quies. The divine and others remarked to
Kim that his preparations were made with un-
due haste, aud that it would look better to
wait until after the death of his wife before
making these arrangements. He needed no.
their advice. nor would he listen to their en-
treaties. He said: "She is going to die.
Would to God there was. but there is no hope.
For many years We have struggled along
through life together, loved and cherished by
each other. All that will be left for me to
do now, will be to see that the funeral shall
be performed in a manner worthy Of so good
a person. l shall spare neither money nor
pains to see that she is decently inferred, and
that her tomb shall be marked by an ever
lasting monument" Strange to say, about
the time he supposed his wife would die, she
began to slowly recover. He in the mean.
time became i'll. She grew rapidly better,
and ne gradually became worse. In couple
Of weeks she entirely recovered, and he died.
He was placed in the easket prepared for his
wife, was buried in the lot he had purchased
for her. His funeral was conducted by the
same minister, who preached from the same
text selected by him for his wife's funeral,
and the same songs aud requiems he had
chosen for that occasion were sung at his
funeral. In other words he had uncon.
sciously, made all the arrangements for his
own funeral.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Dan Reardon has been spending few days in
Vallejo.
Mary Anderson, the celebrated actress, was born
in Sacramento July II, 1859.
j. D. Parker Will arrive by the overland train
from the East this morning.
Clinton L. White, Deputy Attorney General, re-
turned from San Francisco yesterday.
DIR. W. c Wilson, of Woodland, has returned
from visit to his Old home in Indiana.
Mrs Judge Dibble, Of Grass Valley, is visiting
this city, being the guest OF Mrs. A C. Hinkson.
Joseph Goddard returned yesterday from San
Francisco where he has been visiting several days.
Assemblyman A. C. Chandler, of Tehama, and
Major Marion Biggs, of Butte, are visiting in tbs
city.
1t is said that Prince Leopold was made Colonel
in the British army that h, might be married in a
becoming uniform
Mr. Pratt, who has offered Baltimore 81 900, 900
for public library started business in that city in
1881 with only $50.
Miss Minnie Fleissner, OF this city, sings tonight
at the concert of the Philharmonic Orchestral So
ciety in San Francisco.
Ex-King Amadeus was recently robbed by one OF
his servants in his palace at Turn Of 100000 francs
worth Of jewels and silver.
Patti offered to sing in Petersburg Va for IS, 600
The citizens pledged her S400 and a Of peanuts
but the gulf was too wide. They let her go.
The Duke of Edinburgh has nearly completed an
operetta, the scene of which is laid in a Russian
village. The plot was suggested by the Duchess.
At the Eldred House q. W. LIE Morn, Amador !;
DR.. Gibbs, Costumes F. A. Carpenter, W. o. APP
plebee, Alfred Carley, Drytown W. W. Kigore and
wife, Brighton Frank Benz. Quincy, Ill.
In the city Mrs Fish, Mrs Smith, Grass Valley !;
L. Leonard, Oregon a Gruhn, John d. La Monte,
j. NJ. Whiteworth, San Francisco j. P. Dickson, R.
Reed, Miss Alice Hastings, Miss Jean Delmar. Miss
Ellen Cummings, J. II. Barnes, of "The World !"
cOrnhina tfon Hirst Jerome n
gel, Battle Mountain L. Eldred, F. Van Buren,,
Florin M. Sbo'e, J. Sibole, lone; o. Harvey Gait !;
Geo. Crossman, Detroit; Alex Rothenstein, Mrs.
Luddin2ton, San Francisco R. B Pierce, Pleasant
Grove F. Cox, Elk Grove; C. Nestayer and wife,
]. R. Shattuck, John Healy, San Francisco Frank
Desmond, Robert C. Wilson, H. A. Moray, L. Vic
tor, Charles Krone, Of The World" combination ;
J. Stephenson, Franklin; Allen Towle Dutch Flat ;
B F. Walton, Eli Davis. A. II. Wilbur, Suffer coun-
ty Gus. Had L. Nichols, Stockton c. E. Creecey,
Ohio J. II. Mahoney, Milpitas.
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BREVIrIES.
The river is at the l5.foot s inch mark.

The river is at the 15.foot inch mark.
Governor Perkins has appointed J. West
Martin and B. B. Raddiug az Regents of the
State University fer the term of sixteen
years.
Richard Billy has presented Joe Goddard,
of this city, with white catfish. 1t was
caught il q lake near Franklin, and is about
nine inches in length.
Main & Winchester, of San Francisco have
fled with the Secretary of State their claim
to trademark which is the figure of horse
shoe with the letters " M" and "W" on
either side.
There was q slight blaze Wednesday even
ing in the rear of w. 81. Hoig's plumbing
store. il the alley between Second and Third,
J and K. A few buckets Of water extin-
guished the flames.
Governor Perkins has appointed John r.
Casady as a Notary Public for Monterey
county, to reside at Csstroville he has also
appointed Samuel L. Taylor as Commits
sioner of Deeds for this State, to reside at
Philadelphia.
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WEATHER COMP ARIsoN.

The following tables are comparative
weather reports for February for the years
1878, 1879, 1880, 1881 and 1882. furnished by
Sergeant Barwick OF the Signal Service {:
The average rainfall for the last thirty three
years was 10 inches. The deficiency of
present February under the average of past
thirty-three years is II of an inch. The
heaviest rainfallfor February was in the year
1854, when there was s. 80 inches, and in 1878,
when there was S04 inches measured. The
least rainfall in February occurred in 1852
when only IL of an inch fell, aud in 1864,
when there was only 10 of an iuch pluvi-
ametered.
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FOR SALE BY ALL GR0CERs,
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership


TNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFo ORE EXIsT-
/ ing between FRANK BACHELOR. NJ RAIS
VAN GtLDEs, JOSEPH II. -WYL' E and MARTIN
N. HARDING, under the firm mans OF BATChE-
LOR, VAN GELDER 4 CO., is this d dss 'lvet. by
mutual consent; and the nut re therein of NJ n
RIS VAN GLIDER aud MARTIN NJ. HARDING has
this day hem purchased by FRANK BACHELOR
and JOSEPH II. wYLiE, and all debts due to and
by said firm are TO he paid to and BY FRANK
BACHELOR and JOSEPH H. wYLIE, who will
continue the business under the firm name Of
BACHELOR & WYLIF.
FRANK BATcHELOB,
MORRIS VAN GEL )ER
JOSEPH ii. WYLlE,
MARTIN II. HARDING.
Dated February 10, 1882.
This is to certify that FRANK Bate HELOR and
JOSEPH HATFIELD WYLIE have formed copart-
nership under the firm name of BACHELOR &
WYLIE for tile purpose OF manufacturing and sell
ing harrows and her agricultural implements.
That the principal place for the transaction OF said
business i at Sacramento City California That the
names in full of al the members OF such partner
ship and their places Of residence follows,
wit: FRANK BACHELOR and JOSEPH HAT
FIELD wYLlE, both residing nj sncramen City,
California
Sacramento, February H. 1882
FRANK BATCH sL0R, fsEAL
JOSEPH HAfFiELDWYLIE. lsEAL.
State of California, county OF Sacramento-ss. On
this 10th day Of Februsrv, in the year 1852 before
me- Elwood Bruner a Notary Public in and for said
County. personally appeared FLANK BATCHhL0R
and 10 SEPH HATFIELD WfLIF, known 10 me to
BE the pers ms whose names are subscribed to the
within instrument, and acknowledged to me that
they executed the same.
lsgAL.l Ei.WoDD BRUNER, Notary Public
inaorsed: Filed February 10, 1852.
THOS. H. BERKEY, Clerk.
By CHAs. NJ. CoGLAN, Deputy.
fsl7-lawiwF
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MugAr-s1 I'll for Anrll.
sacramento Wholesale Market Report
corrected daily for the RECORD UNIoN.l

SACRAMENTO, March ,, 1882
FRUITS - Apples, S2a3 q box Oranges Cali
forn.a $2d3 q box Oranges, imported, s34 U box |;
Lemons, Sicily IS 50e9 so Lemons California 81 SO
@3 y box Lines, g y 100; Bsnsnss, 1904 y
bunch Pineapples, $500 o dozen; Cocoanass. IS y
100
TABLE FRuIrs-Assorted, q b cans, q doz, % 30 !;
Peaches So; Bartlett Pears 81 is Ickwith
Pluns, g rs Assorted Piums, 81 62l Blackber
ries, 81 70; Gooseberries, 90 rs; Strawberries
50 Is; Apricots, 90; Muscat Grapes, q 62t Red
Currants, 50 25; Cherries, s. 25
DRIRD FRUrTs-Apples, sliced, 7d9c 9 n; do quar-.
tered case pears, peeled, St9l0c; do unpeeled, 6
Csc Plums, pitted, 12al3c Peaches, 1lal2lc; do
peeled, 1s920c; Prunes German and French, II q
isc Blackberries, zoe; Figs California 6aSc . b.
PIE FRuITs-Assorted, m cans, . doz, 81 7b /;
assorted, gallon cans "a so; Peaches, 2l-b cana
81 IS; Portland Bueberrics, 2.D cans, 81; Whor
tleberries, 81 70.
Observation-Disclosures, Early Rose, s2a2 % q cwt /;
Nevada Potatoes, 81 25@2 so; sweet, SGT /;
Red, 81 75@2 25 Cabb ,ge s7lc@s1; Onions, Sill
verskins 81 al Is . 100 MS; Garlic, 4@5c 10: Car
rots 81 q cwt Turnips. 81 100; bunch vegetables
l5c . doz; Parsnips, 1ic; Beets, lie Celery. 75c
q dozen; Caulifower, 81 Horseradsh, S@l0c o h.
TRANSFORMATIONS, IS 25 . Dbl; Oatmeal, a
q 100 MS Cornneal, g rs Cracked Wheat, 50.
PouITRY-Live Turkeys, 11@l3c q ID; dressed do, 10
al5c q %; young BOOSTERS. s. so y dog; Hens 50 !;
Proilers, 50 SO; Ducks, s. 5od6; Geese, 81 DO
q p pair.
n; Cheese, 17@l9c: California Creamery, 2o,;
Factory, ISc; Eastern, full cream, zoe; East
ern fats, lie; fresh Eggs 22823c D dozen.
MsArs-Bee:, 5a7c; Mutton, Sc; Pork, s@ac i
HAY AND GRAIN ia. hay, . ton, sl5el7 alfalfa
y ton, slSa14; bran. ton, SO; middlings, SIS
por ton; barley, whole, 2 swt, 81 IS; barley,
ground, q cwt q wheat. y cwt., 81 10; tame
cats 2 cwt., 81 Is corn, p cat. 81 So
rsss5s-AIfats lsa nrs;on Tine no
ios: Red Gloyff, iGalsc; Red Top, isi@lic /;
Nuts English wa;nots, lOalle; Almonds, ie@ise .
higher prices mountain; 12ial6c; tule, 17a1sc;
Taow, 6sa7c Hides, green. 8Sloc; dry, ls@lsc ;
Hops California $4,000.
CALIFoRxIA SUGARS leash pricesl-Crushed, fine
crushed and patent cube. llsc; extra powdered,
lie; dry granulated, llsc; confectioners, 1lsc !;
extra C, 95e; Golden and FL Dorado c, 9sc;
Mariposa G, SEC; D, 7sc; Nonparei, 7sc . 10,
barrels half barrels lc and boxes lc higher than
barrels.
RAW SUGARS Sandwich Island, in kegs, 9sc ma
pie sugar, In cakes, lSd2oc; do, in bricks, l51@
l6lc y h. :.
sYRur-California (cash pricesl-Bbls COO; half
bbls, e21c; 5-gal kegs, zoe; gal cans, soc q gal
Eastern cash piices) Golden Drips, bbfs, 629c do
half thls CSC; do, 5gal kegs, zoe; do, 1-gal cans
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JUST ARRIVED.

E BAUMLE, 4a5 J STREET, HAS JUST RE.
r ceived from the East supply of the finest
SMOKED HEAD CHEESE, TONGUE SAUSAGE
sEyALAT SAUSAGE, ITALIAN S aUsAGE, BONE.
LESS ham, CREAM CHEESE, GENUINE SWISS
CHEESE, and large number OF o1her choice
delicaces, The best in the market. and at lowest
prices, fe6Splm
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1873. 1879. 1880 1881. 1892.

Summary tor February, 1852 : Mean dew
point 81 g degrees; light of meteor seen on
10Th, 1920 P. NJ; Solar halo, on the 18th !;
number of frosts, Is. Average hourly velocity
and prevailing direction of wind at 4:02 A. NJ
was ~ miles, from the southeast at 1902
P. NJ. it was 80 miles, from the south; at
SOP P. NJ. it was &c miles, from the north
Highest water in the river. 16 feet, on the
9th lowest water. IL feet, on the 10th. Gales
of % miles per hour and over during the
month occurred: on the 1st, 25 miles, from the
north on the 9th, q miles, from the north; on
the 18th, " miles, from the southeast ; on the
10Th, % miles, from the southwest.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Following are rates for whole carcasses from
slsughterers to dealers:
BKsF-Prime, 6l@sIc medium grades, 5i@5ac;
inferior, 51a5ic o h.
VKAL-Large calves, Sc small ones, S@10c . D.
MUrroS-Wethers quotable at 7974c, and
ewes 6k@7Ic o Il, according to quality.
LANB-Quotable at 12ac y n.
PoRK-Live hogs. 6s@65c for hard, and 5td5Ic
for soft; dressed do. s5a9c . b for hard grain
HOps
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THE seeds of disease are sowp widely by
care!essress, and the opportunity for vast
deal of severe suffering is created by neglect
to attend to the premonitory symptoms Of
rheumatism and blxish the cause by usiug st.
jacobs OIL, the great preventive remedy OF
the times and the stand by of the people.
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WE SHOULD not suffer from cough, VIXEN
a few doses of Ayers Cherry Pactoral will
cure. Time, money, comfort. health, all are
saved by it.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

Y STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IF
you are unfortunate to require their
With mind matured and enriched by studies of an
advanced order, safely say thst there is hardly
u disease in the catalogue OF human ills that cac
not treat 10 successful issue.
LADIES' am always ready to assist you Ny
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
Experience / am now able to treat you with the
certainty OF success. No peculiar to your
.lecite organism is beyond my cjntrol.
My Female Monthly Medicines ara superior to
my offered heretofore, and viii be warranted TO
nave the desired effect in all cases.
|, Those OF the pnbc who need my service csn
tiepeud upon gentlemanly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
iured by youthful indiscretions and those who
nave contracted local diseases.
Pers rs afflicted can, il they prefer, consult ne
by letter detailing the symptoms OF the diseafe or
trouble and receive medicines hy express with full
instructions. All letters must be directed: J. ii.
J0SSELYN. III. D 226 sSutter stEeet, Ssn Francis
Co, Cal.
Cure warranted In ali cases, or nc pay required.
Consultations, personally by letter, gratis Serd
for book. Comfortable apartments for patients at
my Iniirmary (when 'desiIedb With experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlcrs, go Suffer street, sdiolnin
the Young Mems Christian Association BuilcinS.
Office h0urs-From A. NJ. to s Pm.
NV Diploma hangs In my ONCE.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage
For sale by all newsdeaiers
7-3plmssw-rn2s
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Sligo
VERSUS
COAL OIL.

THEBE ARE MANY HOUSEHOLDERS IN
Il Sacramento who, under misapprehension, use
oils for lighting, thinking they cheaper than gas
To such would say: Ii you are content with the
amount of light oil lamp will give you, we guar.
antee to furnish it to you, even more, with gas
at cost less than oil. When you consider breakage
of chimneys, time consumed in trimming wicks
daily, upsetting lamps spilling oil on your carpets
the constant danger of explosions, and the increased
cost of insurance, there is room for comparison.
For few dollars you can have gas fixtures put in
your house, and the Gas Company viii pipe to your
dwelling free OF charge
fel7-3plm CGPIT&L GAS COMPANY.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


The Third Ward RepHbliean Cross Clob
organized last Saturday Evening, February 25th and
the unanimous sentiment of the Club was. that
that old Pioneer, 49er. Taxpayer, Workingman's
Candidate, and Veteran OF the Me Xican War, G. j.
CROSS, was the eho ce of the Club for Chief Of
Police and the unanimous sentiment was that If
he be elected-which, without doubt, he will-he
would be the right man in the right place" The
above was put to u vote Of the Club, and carried
without single dissenting vote.
HENRY CoMPrtF0RD, President.
Wa MCNUIrY Assistant Secretary m2-2t-
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For Fine Cakes, ice Cream, ETC., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, 20 to HENRY
FISHER, No. bOs st., bet Fifth and Sixth. fe sim
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Ss4ooL FUNDs.-Apportionme of the
State school fund for Sacramento county
March l 1882.

March L, 1857.
Alabama, 1901 AZ; American, 1927 70 American
river, 1887 rs; Alder creek, 1886 % Brighton,
1858 9s Carroi, 1858 %; Capital, 1888 9s; Davis,
SSi2 IA Elk Grave, 1895 % Elder creek, SS42 70 ;
sSe5 So; Fretport $40 23 Gait 81, lo4 a.; Geor.
gana $3.50 2S Granite, 81, 1876 % Grant. 1866 20 ;
Hicksville. 1858 9s; IsletoD, 1891 AS jackson,
1919 9s; Kinney s472 IS; Lisbon, 1884 90 Lee
1857 10: Michigan Ear, 1892 70 0nspo; s4O6 4S !:
Prairie, 1857 70 Point Pleasant 1857 49, Pleasant
Grove 1896 IS: Rehland, $3.50 %; Rhoades
$3.50 %; Sylvan, si02 70; Sutter, ST07 90 Stone
House, 1928 % San joaquin, ss3sl9s; Victory
1851 49, Wilson. 1886 So; West Union, 1888 IS ;
Washington, SI02 rs: Florin. $3.50 %; Brown
SS3S % Buckeye, SS27 20 Carson creek, 1912 70
Center 1894 % Lincoln, S327 - Laguna. sSos $ ;
Mokelumne. 1913 9s Pacific, 1923 9S Robert
S30S So; Walnut Grove, 1851 70 Carson creek
tilint) Sl8S 50; Emmatan, S243 90; HutsOn
Sl63 So Oak Grove, $3.50 50; Rio Vista, $50 IS (;
S ouga, 5 3 SO; Contingent, sl96 IS Brannan,
sza7 f5; San Juan, 1893 6S Union, S252 So; Ma
tomo, Sl9O II; katesvile, SPA 90; Sacramento,
81 SIS 93. Total, $50 eco 10.
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For cough or sore throat. the bsst medi.
cine is Hale's Honey of H"rehound and Tar.
s, Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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FOR SALE.
CRACEE rs { CORRECTIONS!

=" FISHER, NOS. sfS AND SO J STREET,
H. Sacramento. has just taken the Wholesale
agency of the CALlFOaNIA CRACKER C JMPANY,
of San Francisco CRACKERS cold at lowest San
Francisco prices with difference in time and freight
in favor of purchasers Also, FISHERS CHOICE
CONFECTIONS, at lowest market rates. teaspoon