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| will ulmIt flint n NIr,,ru l,nt ~
that nuy reason that .hnuli ahn,,,i,,,
fine 1,mncruti, puriy2 r,I,nrl Jnu,a
hu. Touched mon Lui rwouurstinus th,,
affect stnt, pnlirv thr iur, law and iL,
fr,,, n hr,I ,u.st,nu mi In, tail yn,,
whAt Ia, VIVA u fuy,r ~ ON lii, ir,r
school uupsti,u II ia y,ry ra.,, q,
stand mo and tell n. Tint nil Other rrr
SONS are wrong. lint why mot tell ua
VIII hpi-u favor nt I have hoard
some su, that the, nr,, ma favor nf IA ton
months school. 'ih, question ia n,r,,ly
uur Of policy | mlpnsc mona ure on
posed to free schnula. n won intended
. colonel, tp intimate tult ann pnp,.aI
. To- hem, | must say thut your mriunrv
~ Mt fault But know tins. that when
You get out IN the rural districts uf the
country, when You gct out Ut those
places VII, re- they can Afford to edit. utr
/ their children they will not send their
VMldr,n to school ten months In the year.
. Three months is what Wr get NOW and IL
. is not enough. but why dit younot tell
. Us Nh'l YOU U'N"l. II'Nor schnols 10 Tie
/. extent OF our ahill'N tn lAN lor thcm.
| NlNc III, the monty anu NIL give all "a
/ 'h.l ~ tdu'A'l"h. but suppose you
maxi tl'' 'Silh Ten mounts nan thr p'o'
r,' IL. lu'H, o'S', ,,'9 'Nlnv, n,',l so 'n'T :
/ ' 49, - I ''''i - ~ ,'''
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nr mic ,,nj div" Hon, in thm nn,,,",t, IL
/ rrr,inn an. in nrnt t,r, .,hn,i, ',n, ,
in favor of four five or six months a
wear. and an Increase "a, yuu can pay tor
them. Under the Davis administration
tlvy had system Whctc money wa, stn-
Ten and swallowed up toy hangers ON, but
Is lnei' any money st'Irh OF sgnandrrrd
w',iN rs mr. i,l as ,u' llvG Soi'no,' IRE con
yIimJ ,,r in" U,'"'', Pm ,"s pro-,
,hn hl'" ,,G nn. ".,,i,I,sS.t " nnr, ,,,'i
schonls tn r"nrh Teachers tT t,,,h ynmr
children. was this ever done before
,ny. without tear ui successful contradtc-
/ ton, there i, no people on the lace OF the
/ globe IN So happy "a condition aS the pco'
1 PIE OF IrNnS. Ihe Iahor'hg man gris iuIl
/ IItHt tnI his lab H I. Dor tlpllulI 81
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ON q" Of Erie City iron works Ninu-
iHrWrrr- "t0lclm Engines, ioilrn and
Saw MILF.
Emr, rE>S., june B, l,o2.
To wtua NJ May Concern
ca heating tsq"oi ntllus IeNI-. hu1
been appointed sole agent u the -rAu. ui
ToAu-, lor tuc sale ol nll kind ot mnrhin-
cry manufactured by as.
EHu cav lEpS Wuuh7.
10y GEu. SEluuS, President
New York Office aud warrrooms IL
CourlHnd street
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An kinds Of bird food, so yeEs cheap
| I uckcr s. Wills,
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rhs Great Enalish Remedy.

l-anrver failing Cur,
--90]Tr fer nrryuu- debility,
A "&ATslS&t Nhau-trl vitality,
n -<sfsN seminal weak moss
V~ wv sprimuturthuH, 40 -
w ~ &MM MANHOOD, lmpttru.
IA = NNSM .Nf1ry. paralN SITS. and att
- KSlIH n the icriillr ynrrtS .i
NJ " ,l>.<< kE-elf abuse. Nulthiul
IL Z a N glTIirllie- and rNrs-st. u.
~ ~ZtE>NWmhturt yeats -7ct sd.
Va .A<Xg.N.4E as al memory las.f.
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SLi{.tl,lS<M Sion. avcr-l.u Ut .urIu
- diunr, ul Sialuu.
n,,1. tup tnl nuii passing UNI
,ri.r. 40 ~ a.. mine. u mans other Olsen .u-
,,r~l l' ',,'.,nity a fcnth The medical
lbh ,,ran ,uuur,tri 'n' u, 't''u''h t''
.ff'lh '' 49,, ,,.. nave large cNpr rIeure Iu
ib', t.".Wt snl win !rrr tU fuH irtf ttN l.
Irr.f ln"..p nDI.IAR~' ease ot this Kind
ul N,nt 'yt.ipKN sUudpr Their special
hr' u and ls-tm"nu wy not cure or Tor ANY
,'n ,,,ur. 10 inlurinuS ghnu Ia u. We treat
lbuE l"t" 'u..r-r- necessarily without mrr.
Ali tdNi NlluN FREE. Thorough
tur ..,. and advice. IuCludiug analyst. of
,tanlnH I,,I,,.,f VITAL t>TOE NIINt
au ,t. sr uuI tiur, The quantity. $40
- .',', address upon receipt "t rri,r. & .
'-ei zoo mn. trHu u-rryttIuu, and 100 private
o." .r.t. los tug' M,llvAI lE-tItut.
flnr ,,tt,...t,rrt. - I uUl-, Missuul Post
N''' ttur. Il. k,tS lIli-. Wholesale
yle ,.'T,,.l ,c.nt. Nuco.l"Nas --uilnNyly
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nus pltcc Co % .,r YOUR furniture uphol,ter.
l rt and repaired Han. moss, COTTON and
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= .. D'ElHNN SO. d Ettl1r-t
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lIoiicttcr's stomach Bitcr7 cNtlrpae
,y spe.,siu wtf4 gTcIer certainty and
than any known remedy
and Is most gcnitI inyisomnt, appetizer
AND lid to secretion. These aro not empty
b., ssnrtiuus. - thousands ot or country
men and women who have experienced
Us elects are aware, hut arr backed up by
irrClras,blr proofs. The Hitlers al so give
~ hodthiul stimulus To the urinary org ms.
For sale by all druggists and dealers gem
orally.
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Thursday. Sept. 7, 1872.

The town OF VI "r'&'f Is he"n' iiu,lN
l@'td IN ''l' i''h- t'I'l"E lnW' - Oh We
4 l"n cot i'' wv NV "l '' Wes' "l
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r'' anal 81 .ntnu,, II rI,.
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N.ra ryr.h, u.r,.I .,lr us an, H..
N rrh in ilr..trt.
Nh @r.nuut t.rtnwn marry 1000
~ wD rU, GuIt rnIu Il 70 rmu.
+ D. ramo-rI &c. WL.b. rhr -pi,n Pc.
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II b. au.lu,vi mi, - uppN oi rlr
"A b. Nrrr .m. gtl,rdljr- Seasons.
Il lah,d ,.lr-Amn.ur lr-. nr 100
d, mouut- eve. cur. $40 nd les
tmS.tU. "u,. h,II rn.h ld 'nnur in
ht,.mn lll., tu.omr. ,NccIrg -2lu.
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4 GENTS tor the rrNas Marriage aud I'm
y doWmeut luiuu uf waco, lVNa.. charter
cot August -. " G. ~ ilEhGt,
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Hlowne Iron Buffers at wholesale and
rcr,i', nr s.. T.. llnmlcu's drug store, Aus-
tan -tI,ut gOji
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FOR RENT.

4 NtAI LITTLE EE~lpENtL with gouI
y water, stable, etc an nurth ruutth street
n"nt tue post "iucv. tonN uuient for hu-lu,t-
1uun. Aprl' 10 Moore \ Thompson, corner
1hud and Franklin street. pDhlW
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llrE cook rlr % family of four. Refer
u uurr> required Apply nt kullum Rn-
tan S,nlW
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4 COMFORTABLE corr AGE, convenient
~ 10 husihrss ARMY to II ", Hubby, IA
hWiucr office alGtf
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Nuhrusots Beer
Milvauk,c Beer, at A. O. Lynn's, 90 Aus
tin street
WuuWri.ut'S Beer. dlwWlm
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TIE MORGAN MYSTERY.

The following letter from ". R. Strong, oil
this city. very properly and semperately
closes the revived discussion relative to the
Morgan mystery
1 deem it due to myself and brother, as
also to your readers, that a word CT explana-
ton should be given in reply to the article Of
Mr.. Willis, in your Issue of the 9th. The
death of Thurlow Weed has brought fresh to
the minds of our older citizens the scenes and
incidents OF the history of fifty years ago,
and more especially the Morgan and anti
Masonic excitement at that time. The arti.
cles pubiished in various papers, of late
caused me to write the article to which Mr..
Wills has taken issue. As Mr.. Morgan had
bsen an inmate of my fathers family for
some time before his abduction or disappear.
ance, and as we resided in the midst of those
more Immediately interested, l became,
though young, quite interested and acquainted
with many points in connection. The in
quest on the body found at Oak Orchard
Cie4k, in which the evidence of my father
and Mira. Morgan were taken, is no doubt
properly stated in the report as published.
My father was himself Mason. The pecu-
harities of the formation of the head and
Jaw OF Mr.. Morgan, and corresponding in
the body under examination, were strong
evidences of identity. The second inquest, to
prove 1t to have been the body of Timothy
Munro, is familiar to rue, aud OF the efforts
that were made to thsn identify it as his
body. But have no desire to discuss this
or to rake up the past, which may as well be
buried beyond further resurrection. I do no.
wish to antagorizs Masonry or any Ct its
friends. The institution, 1 doubt not. is of
large usefulness as well as Of great influence.
and OF great mutual help to those connected
Herewith. The insinuation, however, as to
anti. Masonic bigotry and prejudice" of
myself or brother is unjust, snd we disclaim
II. | assume the entire responsibility of the
writing and publication of the article in ques-
ton, as it was done without his suggestion,
though he assented to the general statements
as made. w. r. STRONG.
Sacramento, December 8, 1882.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
c. W. Cross, OF Nevada, is in the city.
Aug. Ii. Chipman, OF Chico. is In town.

C. W. Cross, OF Nevada, is in the city.
Aug Ii. Chapman, OF Chico, is in town.
J. H. Neff, of Colfax, is in Sacramento.
George W. schell, of Modesto is in town.
Geo. B. Johnston OF Stockton is in the city
Mrs. B. Ayers, Of Marysville is visiting in Sacra.
mento.
W. T. Parkson, OF Oakland, arrived in Sacramento
yesterday.
B: D. Murphy, of San Jose, and Alex Mclean are
in the city.
Samuel Poorman, former Sacramentan, is visit.
ing in the city.
Mrs C. C. Saunders and Mrs Ingram, of Lincoln,
are stopping in the city.
Samuel c. Adams and NJ Doane of San Francisco.
arrived in the city yesterday
]. r. Johns, of Amador, and H. c. Shaw, CT Stock
ton, are stopping in Sacramento.
Marion BIZ GO, ST., and Marion Biggs Jr, of Biggs
Station, arrived in the city yesterday.
Frank Thompson, L. B. Whitney, J. A. Brown
and wife of San Francisco, in the city.
Miss Jessie Mccormick of Grass Valley is visiting
this city as the guest of Miss Hat lie Knox.
Mrs. W. R. Chamberlain, of Reno, passed through
TIE city Yesterday on her way to San Francisco.
Christine Nilsson and her troupe passed through
the city yesterday, en- route to San Francisco from
the East.
Adjutant General Sheehan has detailed MajoriP
j. Harvey to inspect the cavalry company at Oak
land while the General will go to Stockton to in
spect the Stockton Guard.
A social daree, under the direction of Peter
Rooney and c. G. Perkins, given in Hop Hall,
Brighton, on the night OF the 9th instant. nu-
merous company were present, including many
from Sacramento The affair was nicely manage d
and proved very Pleasant.
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which occur where the name of one
has heen scratched by voter and
the other substituted. Questions have bsen
made to the counting of what is known as
the Butler ticket and to other tickets-an
objection having even baen raised against
counting the Regular Republican" ticket,
on the ground that instead of the name CT 2.
! Herzog it should have contained the name of
Thomas II. Berkey, far Sheriff, he having
been the regular Republican nominee. The
argument of o number of the objections aud
the ruling of the Court have been reserved
until Che count is completed. 1t is hoped by
the Court that by that time the showing will
| be such that counsel will be able to agree on
the QUESTION:, and ruling will not be de.
sire1.
The result Of the count of Precincts l. II
and were given in detail in the RECORD.
UNION on Saturday. The result of tbs
count OF those precincts was gain by Coglan
OF 10 votes. The vote of the remainder OF
the precincts which have been counted ia "a
follows:
Precinct &c. NJ. Coglan, 27s; Coglao.
l total, 279. NJ. r Beard, $50; Beard. 2 :
M. r. Benth, 2: W. r. Bsard, total
355. [. ii. Treet, Z; Billy Gerber, L; blanks.
s. Grand total, $50.
Precinct Sc. NJ. Coglan, 1888 Coglan, 2 {;
total, 1S5. M. r. Beard, 1877; Beard, 9:
total. ls9. 1. 81. Treet. 8; blanks, s. Grand
Precinct &c. NJ. Coslan, 1872; Coalan.
6; Koklon, 1. NJ Coelap, l /; total, AGO.
NJ. r. Beard, 401; Beard, total, 405. 1.
FL: Treet, z blanks, IA. Grand total, GIG.
Precinct &c. NJ Coelan, 352; Coglan. Q !:
total, S54. M. r. Beard, 324 Beard, 6 M
Bierd, l i; total, 331. l. II. Treet. 8 John
DO. l blanks, s. Grand total, COZ.
Precinct &c. M. Coglan, BIG; Coglap,
6; q. NJ. Coclsn, L; G. NJ. Cglan, /; total.
SA. NJ. r. Beard, 81; Beard, 3; total,
otsl, 667.
Prec net 5 (Gathrie'sl-C. NJ. Cogian, 60 !;
H. Trest, 4: blanks, 3. Grand total f41'
Precinct 6 (Sutterville)-C. NJ. Coglap, IS /:
Cooling, 1 total SO. M. r. Beard, 40. I,
81. Treet, 2. Grand total, IS.
Precinct 10 (Couch'r)-C. NJ. Coglan, 2.
M. r. Beard, 81; Beard, 1; total. Sc.
Grand total, IS.
Precinct il Give oak)--c. NJ. coglan, 10;
M. Il. Beard, IS.
Precinct 20 eek Grove)-C. M. Coslsr,
ca. NJ r. Beard, 81 !; Beard, L total, 9S.
l. I'll. Treet, 8. Grand total, I65.
The returns from these as csnvassed by the
Board of Supervisors are as follows Pre-
cinct 23-Coglan 279. Beard $50, Treet 6.
Precinct 3-Coglan 179, Beard 193 Treet 8.
Precinct 3I-Coglan 491, Beard 4G6, Treet Z.
Precinct 4-Coglan 344, Beard 800, Treet
3. Precinct 48-Coglan. 322. Beard 331, Trset
s. Precinct 5-Coglan 6S. Beard &C, T'reet t.
Precinct 6-Coglan sc, Beard As, Treet 2.
Precinct l0-Coglan 2, Beard SO. Precinct
4-Coglan 10, Beard IS. Precinct 20-Cos-
Ian 81. Beard SO. Coglan gained sufficient
votes in Precincts 3. 4, Al and to make his
total gain up to the present time so. This,
should there be no more changes, is sufficient
to overcome the majority against him and
gains have been made outside of the precincts
in which the packages of ballots were found
open to give him maj ,rity Of 10 votes.
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DIED..

Sacramento, December 10 elanie, only child of
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Parsons, 10 years and &
months.
Funeral from the residence of parents Seventeenth
and Streets at o'clock this afternoon.l
Sacramento, December 10-Rernard, son of p and
A. Riley, native of Massachusetts, 3 years, 10
months ami II days.
FRIENDS and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which wilt take place from
the residence OF pIrents corner Fifth and T
streets, this afternoon at o'clock
Sacramento, December II-Mollis Louisa, eldest
daughter of John B. and Nellie Harrington ma
tive OF California, years, II months and days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of parents, corner Twelfth and X
streets, this afternoon at 80 o'clock.l
Mortality Report.
For the week ending December 0, 1882, made by
S. K. CALDWELL, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
November 29-Domingos Peters, l year and l
month California. Sarah A. Edwards; 80 years,
s months and 10 days Massachusetts
December Charles Ogden, GO years Vermont.
December calvin J. Shafer, 81 years, months
and days; New York. Yep Foe, 81 years
December Charles Guth, is years, 2 months and
8 days California.
december An Cheoug Tow, az years: China. An
Cheong, 81 years; China Infant of Z. ana S.
Seymore California.
December 5-Wm. S. Rhodes 81 years: Ohio.
December 6-John W. Kendall 10 years, s months
and days; California.
December duncan c. Davis, years, months
and 20 days California.
Besides the above there were brought here for in.
terment the following.
May 81, 1857 Harriet Gaines 43 years /; Missouri
December l-Otis Spencer, 80 years Maine. John
Jones, 46 years East India
December 3-Lawrence Fahey. 70 years, months
and days Ireland.
December 6-Mary Eta Cummings, 8 years and G
months California.
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TO nay OLD PATRONS.

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My Female Monthly Medicines are superior to ar
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Those OF the public who need my services de-
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l address particularly those who have been n.
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Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult me
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trouble, and receive medicine by express with full
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Cure Narrated In all cases, or no pay required
Consultations, personally by letter. gratis Send
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My Diploma hangs In my Office.
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CRACKERS { COMPETITORS,

" FISHER, NOS. sos AND sxe STREET,
a 2s Sacramento, has Just taken the Wholesale
Agency OF the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
OF Eau Francisco. CRACKERS sold at iowest San
Francisco prices, with difference in time and freight
In favor Of purchasers Also, FISHER CHOICE
COMPETITIONS. at loyyest market rates a,l22.3na
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SUPERIOR COURT,
MONDAY, Decen

MONDAY, December IL, 1882
DEPARTMENT oNE-DESsoE, Judge.
c. NJ. Coglan VS.. NJ. r. Beard On trial.
DEPARTMENT Two-DENsoN, Judge.
The People VS.. Chapma1-Case dismissed by con-
sent.
The People vs.. Everson-Same preceding.
The People VS.. Schell-Same as preceding.
The People VS.. Neff-Same as preceding.
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BORN.

Sacramento, December 1l--Wife of Patrick Madden
daughter. Virginia City, Nevada, papers please
copy.)
son.
Sacramento, December 9-wife of A Danielson, q
son.
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HAEEiEp.

Brighton, December 1O-By Justice s. G. Foster
Joshua t. Bailey, of Brighton, to Miss Nancy
CurbY, of RoSeville, Placer county
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DRESS PATTERNS, avith trimmings to
match, and pct atp iss gift form. Also,
Elegant Black and Colored Silks,
Brocades, etc.
Elegant Pletsh Purses, 5 inches square and
hand embroidered, 81 so.
Plush Bags, acith Rsssio leather trimmings
and nactet na0uasta9ags. So Is.
Also, Grained leather, Senlslsise, Plain Rats-
si0 Leather Purses and Bags. IN great
Uoriety.
Solid Corer Embroidered Corers, So
to !$12.
KID Glcces single, or by the dozen or half
dozen pairs, are Arrays acceptable to
any lady. NE haze all shades, sizes and
prices.
Funcy Bloch Satin. So "a. We are
shosCipg probably q dozen other styles.
Lace Curtains for single a,sd bag aci,.do,rs !:
choice designs IN Ecru Lace, IS so:
Handsome White Curtains, sig 90
Ectra Fine Hand-seaeed Shoes and
Sandals. Best Near York city make.
Hats and Bonnets made to order or ready-
made.
Regret Cards, aCith Envelopes to match, 20
cents; old Log cabin P0petrie, 45 cents j;
Tinted Paper, acith colored cages. 20
cents q bOc Cream Paper, aUith viOIet
lines, equal to the best made, Fl sheets
tor 10 cents.
Silh H0ndkerchiefs, 20 cents to So %.
Fine Leather Saratoga Trunks, acith velvet
Innings, ST 90; Hand-ITunks for
children, so cents.
Miniature Gold GIT Boudoir Clocks, resy
pretty, So so.
Derby Hats !-Meae's Hat Department.
HamdHerchiefs, IN Fancy Bores, 80 cents to
SO 90; Linen Lam HNndEercIiefs,
elaborNtety embroidered, 81 so each.
Fine Dansask Tubleclotzs, So 70 superior
quality Table DNneGsks, by the gard, at
81 to SO. Napkins to match.
Forty styles of Gozd-plated Bracelets, be-
tsceen So 20 and Sl3 90 per pair; Sets
SleeCe-buttOns, Chains and Children s
Jeecetay, j7e great Uariety, at toeC prices.
Cl0ahs Suits and DOlnaa1,s, ready made or
made to order.
4lJ-silk. BlacE; Spanish Guipxre Fichus, in
Cream Fichus, 81 90; Spanish Lace
EicIsaGs, 81 20.
Perfumes and COlOgnes of the leatliasg
mirrors and Toilet articles generally.
MECHANICS STORE.
Nos. 400, 4oz, 4o4, 4o6 4o8 K ST, Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-12
Hints for Men :!

M02ay a man IS thinking of
CHRISI,KAS aUith 2e0dy paArse
and u aUilliaag heart, bat does not
EaeOaC achGt to bay as suitable for
GIFTS TO La DIES.
TO-DA Y'S ADTERTISElIEN
is intended to aid him IN deciding
and selecting.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-12

ADoLL 80 inches long for Soc; Go inches
long, 81; writing desks only Soc; pocket mir
rors, DC; cabinet size photograph fiames, &c,
and other notions for the childrea at prices
satisfactory, at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-12

REMEMBER that nea's Atwood red under.
shirts and drawers are only 70 cents each at
Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-12

A NICE holiday gift; One of those satin.
lined cases contaioing beautiful hair brush
aud comb. sold for 81 as Aekerman's. Chear
for So so
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-12

FES gers for cloaks, 6 4. only IS so per
yard. esss goods snd fine silks from
bankruat ssss-sll perfec.; ] wool fsnnels,
extra heavy. only 12As yaro, at tha great
sale at tbs Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-12

100 DOZEN fsncy boxes, with dozen linen
hasdkerchisfs, only 75c : box iworth dopblel.
at the Red House.
CHEsLEY's MAPLE Run. WITH Tubu, il un-
Iivsled for conghs and colds.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-12

LOOK at the handsome cabinet albums sold
at Ackerman's for 80 cents, 81 snd 81 %.
They are worth double the price asked for. :
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-12

Blow the news of the coming holidays.
Oae hundred dozen horns fer the boys, 8
thousand dolls for the girls, and q carload Of
toys of various styles for ell. opened TO-DAY
at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-12

a LARGE Let of nicely-drsssed dolls are Of
fered st Ackermans for % cents, so cents, 80
cents 81 81. The same are sold for double
the price by other dealers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-18
CHURCH NOTES

The recently elected DeSeons Of the Pres
byterian Church will be 0edained ON sunday,
February 10Th.
Six candidates for admission into the Free
Will Baptist Church .coloredl were miners
ell at Che Town Mil on Sunday afternoon
asst by tie Rev. Mr. Wainwright.
The Baltimore Conference of the N. E.
Church, South, viii meet at Fredericks-
burg. Virginia, on Wednesday, March 5,
1SS2-Bishop McTyiere Will preside.
The Baltimore Conference Of the NJ z.
Church Will meet at Broadway Church,
Baltimore. on the Sth March.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-02-18
Hspor;ant to Gas Csasume-s.

Parties who intend to use gas in tLeir
stores dwellings. or offices viii 30 well t.
have the pipes introduced prior to tie turn
ing oa Of Tic gas st tic works. 1t VII, be
less expensive, and can be done NOR,
promptly than when a rush i. made. Nr
Charles = Seal, who h,s had practical
experience az fifteen years. as will be- seen
by card, offers bis services as plumber Sr-
filter. Work entrusted 70 him VII
doubtless, be well done.