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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

FoR trout and all kinds of salt and fresh
water fish, call at Longton's Peoples
Market" J street, between Sixth and Seventh
(south sidel
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

VIsIT George D. Almonds grand holiday
opening on Saturday next.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

B. DENNERY has purchased the Rosedale
Produce Market from O'Brieu Bros, and
will open out in full blast next Friday and
Saturday
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

Farm OF l6 Acres, I-2 Vile Of the City
500 fruit trees, 5000 foreign grapes; dwelling,
barn, etc Price, 5000.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

CHEsLEY's MAPLE Rum, WITH TULu, is un
rivaled for coughs and colds.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

LOOK at the list of goods-uew and fresh
at the Big Tree" Store spoken of in another
column.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

500 BEAUTIFUL Christmas cards to be given
away at Almonds opening on Saturday
next.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

Small Farm OF go Acres, near Penryn.
with SOC fruit trees, of all varieties GOO grape
vines l,500 blackberry and 90 raspberry bushes,
all in good bearing condition. Price, 8, 5oG
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

MANY 81 80, s. and SO prizes will be
given away to- morrow by Almond, SOC J st. Z.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17
Baby's Warning.

When baby has pains at dead of night,
Mother in fright, father in a plight;
When worms do bite, baby must cry,
II fever sets in, baby may die.
/! cr0upY pains kill Leouora,
In that house there's no Casteria,
For mothers learn without delay,
Cast0ria cures by night and day.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

CONFUSION AID excitement is always with
csoEd. aud that is what was at the Red
House yesterday. Piles of goods from the
floor to tbs WALL Job lots purchased at q
forced sale. at about so cents on the dollar ;
is spprecia led by sll judges; and this house
has had thtiirs. The way table linens, nap
kins, silks. cassimeres. drape d'Almas, vel.
vets, cloak and fur.lined rhadames, circu-
lars, hosiery gloves. ETC., are now being sold.
take friends sdvices and do not delsy, hut
go to-day and tomorrow.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

VISIT Geo. D. Almond, No. SOC J street.
Buy 81 90 worth of fancy goods. and draw
$40 prize from his grab bag.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

BooTH's SELECT OYSTERS Will receive a
choice lot to-day. "People's Market" J
street. bet. Sixth and Seventh south side).+
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

READ Longton's interview with cur item
man.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

THANKSGIVING will soon be on hand. and
housekeepers will DO well to replenish their
stock Of crockery and glassware at the closing
out sale of Ackermsn & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

To Close oUT.-Sixty-seven dozen of
superior French boue-handls table Knives are
offered for 81 per dozen at the closing cut
sale OF Alderman Co.; considered low for
! SO 80.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

miles from Sacramento; II acres in orchard, 3
acres in blackberries, acres in strawberries %
acres In vineyard steam engine and pump for
irrigating good buildings, etc. This is one of
the best rut ranches the plains. Price, SO COO
Terms Of payment easy.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

swEETsER & ALsIP, Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

TwENTY-DoLLAR GOLD IEcEs AT DIS
coUNT.-Eighty-fve dozen triple. plated tea.
spoons, on pure white metal, only 81 60 per
dozen, at Ackerman's closing out sale sold
everywhere for So 80.
WILL BEAR GOOD INTEREsT.-Those
triple-plated tablespoons and forks, on white
metal, are a splendid investment for S. 20
per dozen, as they are sold every where for
So 30 and 81.
Buy 50 80 worth of toys at Almonds hol.
iday opening on Saturday next, and draw o
$40 prize.
FoR trout and all kinds of salt and fresh
water fish, call at Lopgton's Peoples
Market" street, between Sixth and Seventh
south sidel.
b. DENNERy has purchased the Rosedale
Produce Market from O'Brieu Bros, and
will open out in full blast next Friday and
| Saturday.
LOOK at the list of goods-new and fresh
at the big Tree" Store, spoken of in another
column.
VISIT Geo. D. Almond, No SOC j street.
buy 81 90 worth of fancy goods. and draw q
$40 prize from his grab bag.
To CLOSE OUT.-Sixty-seven dozen of
superior French boue-handle table knives are
offered for 81 per dozen at the closing Ont
sale OF Alderman Co.; considered low for
! SO 50.
THANKSGIVING will soon be on hand. and
housekeepers will DO well to replenish their
stock OF crockery and glassware at the closing
| out sale of Ackermsn & Co.
BooTH's SELECT OYSTERS Will recsive a
choice lot to-day. "Peorle's Market" J
street. bet. Sixth and Seventh (south side).+
MANY 50 80, s. and $40 prizes will be
given away tomorrow by Almond, SOC J st. {.
READ Longton's interview with cur item
man.
500 BEAUTIFUL Christmas cards to be given
away at Almonds opening on Saturday
rext.
CHEsLEY's MAPLE RUN, WITH TULu, is IN.
rivaled for coughs and colds
VIsIT George d. Almonds grand holiday
opening on Saturday next.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17
ENSURANC E EMTS,
No. 1918 Fourth street,
BETWEEN AND X, SACRAMENTO.

One OF 65i Acres, in Butte county, three
miles from Biggs Station, being property Of
MARION BIGGS JR Is the best grain fruit or
alfalfa land in Butte county is well timbered !;
with good large dwelling, barns, blacksmith shop,
tools, granary, etc. WILL EXCHANGE IN PART FOR
RESIDENCE N OAKLAND OR SACRAMENTO.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-17

METROPOLITAN THEATER. - Andrews *
Stockwell's Psntomime Company will pre-
sent the pantomime, Humpty Dumpty s
Picnic, at thu Metropolitan Theater this
evening. Nine performing dogs, a trained
donkey and goat, are mentioned among the
features. The box cffice viii be open all day
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-07

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nj will elect minor niate on,eer. ami tloa
ssaaa,nea so,embc,
Kauaa. viii eIac, stats otne,e. Inslsls,,te
and consrrsaneu Novembo, 7.
Keatueky elected Icmocrstle ciets et the
Histe court ~ Appeals August I, viii elect
Congressman Noyoml,esf l.
Louisiana will cleo, copsrcs,m,n No,em.
bert
Maine elected Republican Ooyoruor. Lox,s.
lautru and t'onsressuen Aeptrmt,., Al
Maryland will elect state Judge, and cou.
srcasmon November 7,
Ma. snchuse,t. wrl clec, state or,,cers. Ieg.
stature and Congressman Noyembe, T.
Michigan will elect state oir,cera, I.crls aturs
and Consrcs,men Hoysmborr
Minnesota will elect Legislature and Con.
srcssmen November.
| Mlesisslppl will ele,t Couvroaamen Noyru,.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-07
cOsDESsED TRLEGRAns.

The steamer Robert z. Leo burned 10
The watsr's edge. thirty miles bslow vlcks-
burg. Mlu., At . IA. m. Sept %. Many lives
were lost, although the pilot and engineer
remained a their posts Until The boat was
drmIy grounded. X II. Pointer. MsysvIlls.
KY; Mn. Mcclellan. New Orleans; Miss
Adams, Baton Rouge, infant of Mrs. D.
searics, Of vieksburR; Frank Jones. Ophslis
Jones, Martha Webb. 7. Fishsr. J. NurreIl,
8. Coz, Q. Collins, LDuncsn, 3. Brown. Mr..
Caridof, VIM. wessmaksr we're rsportsd
missIs;x. The loss Of property is saiimaisd
st sf75, 900. fnesndiarism h suspscled.
WHILE escoriing q young lady home
from dance, In Columbus, Ohio. TIE other
night, Charles yicfor vn sstackci by .
Jealous youih named .. 7. Batiss. Ths ever
ready revolver vss brousht Into olaf; But.
Ier fell dead. and Victor won't prison.
TanxE woskmen were killst Apd 9th.
en- bsdl} Injured y > pfsmssurs blass %
shs West Shore Railroad. near Cornwall. n.
r., Sept -. fir
8svEH msmbsrsof the Chsrlston fam
~. lisisg near Fort Arbuckis. Cbisass~
Nnfion, I. T.. were poisoned BY eating toad.
slos,s nlsssksn ~ muuArssms shs other
dg. nrss dsazhs oosufrsd; the oshsr
may recover. ,w
TuEsE children q Hnlalr Ross.saa.
Rimevshi, Qpsbss wsss burned 70 death
The other dny. t't41
Josm scnrLsnsKf and Anton Koa-
sswbs, Poles. psrished IN . Ere Il f.emost.
m. ~ oshsr night. They had been drink
ine. sad vert 10 bed with eissr. H
THOMAS MccAxrnr. aged 10. CON-
nisssd sussids By shssainr himssli .shroush
W. hssd. q IArsds. TexAs. sept. q.
IasLAxp wns swsps b. ahurricans on
he is. II ~ psrsieniasiy ds-srus,ive 1t
Cod, where many dweIlIses vsrv raIsed ssd
Z sunbes q vssssls driven s1hoss.
TnAu wnscurns shns . perengss
uprsrs frsu shs ina ssas hcesessss. n.
n, s>Dl - Oliver 0>idsmish - n n.
naaddl vus bs1,T han. 4
=. n Booensu, . posperous farmer
|sssr Clsvkssufx. ". VI, tnIsd De vsfs
~ Z skirissa-y -ysar- "a danshsss. hssiuIss
thsn IN > pstes, Or. 1. Hevsd drunt.
AnnHp mcn took posssssion q 1 train
Dssr 0rsrsda, cpls., ~ o'hsr sl<ks, ssd
rs6oed ~ efpst.s esr = = ~ - msssy.
Max Lovsusrrir. q r1I|sdslphia,
Pa, kIIled hiu1urlf - Ne uils's svsss. h
UsakIsss. OF !.
Tnn Europeaas uho havs rssnrned y
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-07

DANIEL SULLIVAN, aged 8 years, was
run over by train In the Wabash yards al
Lognnsport, Ind, the other afternoon, and
died In . short time. He was jumping on
the ears when the accident occurred.
SEVERAL passengers were seriously
injured In 4 railway collision near Newark.
n. j., Sept. 70.
The annual meeting Of tho Baptist
Association at Hampton Cross Roads. Va,
Sept. %, was broken up by tragedy. J.
Coz aud Levi Bryson, two country blood'
who had been drinking. dropped In and In
terrupieds prayer by shooting at each other
No one attempted 10 interfere with the CON.
baiant,, and finally Brysou fell, mortslly
wounded, but before he expired be man.
aged 10 raise his pistol and shot Coz In Tho
back. the wound proving fatal In fcr
houu.
EDMUND Krse, proprietor Of the no
Tel at Bocrnc, Texas, was accidentally killed
By . guest named smyihe the other day.
The two had been hunting. and while climb
ing bank smythr's gun went on.
JoHs srror, colored, was killed while
resisting arrest. near Leary'.. Ca. Sept.
n. During tho hrht spIcy accidentally she'
and fatally wounded hs wife. A deputy
sheriff was badly hurt
JoHr sHIRK was severely burned
and some other employers were scaldsd By
sn explosion sl colebroks Furnace, Lsban.
on, Pa, Sept. ~
HsxRr TArLoR accidentally shot
himself while hunting. near Chicago, shs
other day, and died few hours sftsfwaFd.
Pxafmrx rfRxs have destroyed much
property 10 spInk CountE, Dab. DE-. II. II.
Town ssd zsch.rish John endsssored Ia
drive through The flames, near Rsd6sld. Tho
other day, but The hores became unmanage-
able and the wagon vss overturned. Tews,1
lrr ws broken and be wn snethered and
burned 10 crisp. The oshsr escaped Win
slighs injuries
A LOCOMOTIVE on The 81. Paul. Min.
nsapoIIs q MsnItobs road ran away from 81
John's The ether morning and made ssvsp'
mile run 10 willmsr Il frishifnl speed,
there eollIding with and completely wreck
ing ) caboose eccupisd By lhree men. 3D.
ward Brothers wss killed. Ths others were
10, seriously hurt
JAMES DAroxnvfrLp vas almost cut
IN two hy . circnlsr ssw II HiEks' niII'
near Anderson. fsd.. the other daf.
Mss. BzipoEr DoRAS, Of 81. Loui.,
No. Who suffered intensely from eanc<r.
plunrrd int . well the ssher mornisx. leav.
lnr husband and six childfsr. Mr.. Gssfks.
"a e@iImabIs lady iivfnf n rfcssswn. la,
)sfs Dar kushssd's slds NJ efher night ~
uens Into The garden. ehsre she severed ~
wisdpips wi<h f>sos. So I'D - -
WI fsr - ilns. ssd v>s sli<hily =.
rsseed.
A PANTY q cisI>sur IN purp1it q
Jan>s p>ll. wks kilIed NJ suiih, = Den-
sur. Als., ssns upss ths h.<itfvs s<lF
frsv. ~ s1bsr day. B<Il fe-1sted sff>sa,
and .ass Aas. sm.sA's soa. k.illas A.a a.
ns.s Issssusly. Ths ps>v ikrs spesst Ire
- D>ll, ~ y IN 6ssd. Fiddled VIII bull.
lcfs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-07


c,H tsfvs, iofmaFly superintendent
" Ne Hlenesolt flgislaa n ihs Amtelsm
ttpffst tsmpiaf. eammlilea sulfifs w.
hthtlaf, near IL ffasse, VIA, sttt. "a
W, u. Wnifftara, n i'smhalsIlie,
Fa, has been affssisi ~ palsoulas he wlis
sHd ~ ehlldfen. A hssfisf Hataei tsapet
Naa also poisoned same NJ the sufferers aFa
IN 4 cflilcsl eondltiea. II u alleged Wait.
iahef placed Afsenie IN q baehal ~ waief
Win which ies wa male.
FouH negroes we're killed and several
weunded IN asht At political msetIas al
Lancaster, =. G., The o,hsf dsy.
liesnf BuakE and Martin Carlson.
employees Of the standard Un works, LONG
Island cliy. n r., were fatally burned
while unco,eflne = stHl.
bunfso fusa between David Pear
son, q hack driver. and Charles Paterson, 4
gambler, Al Indianapolis, sept -. the latter
shot the former dead.
q. J. WrLroS was killed and hIs WILD
fatally Injured by train Al a crossing near
New Bflialn, Conn, Sept. ~.
u. NJ vAILs and q colored servant
named Heed were seriously injured by tho
explosion Of gasoline generator, near In
dependence, Mo-, the other day.
j. W. MEDKorr, employed In a paper
mill near Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. was found
dead In the woods the other morning, with
a charge Of shot In the head and an empty
gun At his side.
r. u. RUSSELL, grocer In Memphis,
Tenn., shot negro thief the other night
and took him 10 drug store to have the
wound dressed, thoughtlessly leaving his
revolver on the counter while this was be-.
Ing done. Sprlnglng for the weapon, the
negro snot Russell In the breast aud abdo.
men, and hobbled of In the darkness.
A STEAM CAR carrying passengers be.
tween Black Rock aud Victoria, Ont,
plunged into the Niagara River, Sept. 20,
through an open draw Of the international
bridge. Edward Bohn, engineer. and Nd.
ward Hershy, a farmer, were killed. Mrs.
j. W. Parmlee, OF Victoria, Canada; John
Connell and Miss Connell, Albany, n. Y.
Conductor James Haggcrt and three others
were seriously bruised.
Mrs. LEWIS RATnBoSE was killed
and ex.Assembyman Al. Parker seriously
Injured by runaway horses near Albany, n.
T., Sept. 20. Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Strong
were slightly bruised.
GEORGE AMEs, a grandson Of the late
Bishop and nephew Of Senator Booth, be.
came insane on the way from Washington 10
Indianapolis. Having locked himself In his
room for two days without food. II wa.
deemed time TO send him TO private asy.
lum. lie sprang past the landlord Of q
hotel at Richmond, Ind, and threw himself
from third.story window, alighting head
first on the stone pavement, and there Ia III.
tie hope for his recovery.
Two young women Of New Orleans
fought with butcher knives, the other day
on account Of the attentions Of man. Me.
lissa Power was killed by 4 thrust In tho
breast, while Addle johnson is in critical
condition. a
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-07

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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-07-27
THE NEGRO AHD RErunLrcANisM.

The Republicans Of Virginia are
again giving the Ecadius,crs trouble BY
proposing to run 4 negro for Congress
man nj large. They claim that rs the
negroes compose ninc.tentlis Of the Re
publican vote Of the State, that their
race is entitled to this distinction. We
think the negroes are right. There is no
good sense in their voting Sv!idly the
Republican ticket, and always olccting
white Republicans or Rcaljn,tcr.. They
could get rs good a showing as that by
voting the Democratic ticket. The ne.
grocs are right. II they are determined to
hold up the Republican party forever
they ought to make ,ha, party give them
q good share of the Offices. The Repub.
Leans could not hold power for single
election if III" negro vote North and
South did no! rally a!mos, solidly to
their support, and yet they give the ne.
gro almost nothing in the way Of Offices.
lie is good fellow to do the voting, but
then some rascally white Republican is
30 much better TO do the Office holding.
1t will be crc1itabe to the perception Of
the negro when he realizes that he keeps
the Republican party alive, and forces
that party to give his race 4 proper equiv
acnt in Offices for the voting which they
do. II they would net together they
could force the Republicans TO share
everything, from the Cabinet Offices down,
with their race. The Republican party
would kick y, it of course, but then if
they love the negro so immensely, it
ought to afford them pleasure to testify
their appreciation by giving him some
Of the offices. The demand for recogni.
ton by the negroes is embarrassing to
the Republicans, but it is fair, and they
ought to grant it, or quit cvcrlastingly
protesting their love and regard for him.
AS it stands now, they hold the negro as
good fellow to vote, but bad fellow to
hold Office, and to carry out this theory
they spend the campaign months in
promising him Offices. and after the cleo
ton is over they devote the remainder oi
the two years to lying out Of those prom.
iscs. 1t is crcditablc to the negro that
he is beginning to finl this out, and il
lie acts wisely he will make the Rcpubli-
cans either put up the offices promised
or shut UP the false promises so glibIy
made Either horn Of the dilemma
however, would be disastrous TO tho party
Let the music proceed it is no funcra!
Of the Democracy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-07-27
City Election Notice.

In accordance with the requirements of
Il an Act Of the Legislature chartering
the City of Anderson. s. c., notice is here
by given that an Election will be held in
the Court House on MONDAY, the 14th
AUGUST, 1882, from o o'clock in the fore
noon 10 o'clock il. the afternoon, for the
purpose of "lccting Mayor and Six AL
derm"n, to serve as q City Council for the
SAIL City of Anderson for the ensuing two
years.
w. a. Fant John O'Donnell and w. D..
Bewley are appointed managers to conduct
said election.
The book for Registration of voters will
be opened by the City Clerk in the Judge of
Probate's otlirc in the Court House up to
II o'clock M. Friday ith August 1882.
w. II. NARDlN, Mayor.
THos. {. LIGoS, City Clerk.
july 90 lSS2
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-07-27
Patents and Claims.

TTANING formed copartnership with
Il d. J s. Duiic & Co., of Washington, :,
ID. G., am prepared to prosecute promptly
all claims for Pensions, or increase Of Pen
sluns for Soldiers, or the widows and chill
dren of soldiers who served in the war of
lSl2, the Indian wars, the Mexican war, or
The late war. Also, Bounty. Back Pay,
Restoration to Pension Roll, Land War
rants, and all other claims against T. S.
Patents secured for Inventions. Discoveries,
Design, a;ij TT.i;i; Marks. NJ fec Cha Scti
except for preliminary examination unless
4 Patent is obtained.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
House Of Representatives.

Many friends in tic i,clton Democratic Clui,
beg leave to nominate MAI. L. r. MURRAY 70
represent Anderson County in the next Icgisla-
turc--suhjcct to the Primary Election.
The friends OF II. NJ. PRINCE respectfully an
n"uncc him rs candidate for rcrl6 ction 10 Inc
House Of Representatives, subject to the action Of
the Primary Election.
Tho friends of MAJ. A. S. TODD respectfully
announce him as candidate to represent Ander-
son County in the next Legislature, subject To the
action of the Democratic primary election.
VOTERS
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NlUtllcrS !!
IIOthcrS!!
Mothers 7! {!

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magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription Of one Of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
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In his gift TO the University of Georgia,
Senator Brown has provided for the be.
stowment of scholarship in the Agri-
cultural College on student to be
selected from the counties of Anderson,
Oeonee and Pickens in South Carolina,
thereby remembering the county of his
natigity-Pickens-and tho county in
which the first money was loaned him to
procure an Observation-Disclosures This
sentiment does credit to the heart and
memory of the distinguished Senator.