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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-28
RELIGIOUS SERVICES ro-MoaRow.
St. paul's Episcopal church.
Kingsley Chapel, M. E. Church,


Eighth street, between and J-Divine service ant
holy communion at II A. NJ. Rev. Z. ii. Ware
will ofticiate. Sunday y-school at 1890.
Kingsley Chapel, NJ. E. Church,
Eleventh street, between and L Rev. Davit
Deal pastor. Preaching at 10:45 A. N. by the pastor
Praise service at $50 P. M. Sunday choe at 1910
The United Brethren Church will unite in uhior
service in this church at P. N. Sermon by Rev
II. }. Becker. Subject: sFaith" The union ser
vice to be continued curing tile week at the United
Brethren Church, Fourteenth and X streets.
NJ. E. Church South,
Seventh street, between J and K-Rev. T. H. B.
Anderson, pastor. Services at II A NJ ana 7 p. NJ
Subjects-mornng "The Human Race Typifed
by the Man of Sorrows.' evening: "No Rest to
the Wicked" Sabbath-schosl at 1880 P. NJ. A
cordial invitation to attend service.
sixth-street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Between and L. Rev, r. s. Dunn, pastor.
will preach at 10:45 NJ. ana P. NJ Sundav-school
at IL N. Praise service at $50 P. NJ. Evening
subject: "The Two Adams All are welcome.
First Baptist Church.
The pastor of the First Baptist Church, Dr. Frost,
will preach tomorrow at l0:45 NJ. and p. NJ Sub
ject for the evening Christ is All and in AL .
Baptism at the close Of the service Preaching and
Gospel meetings every night through the week. All
are invited.
Calvary Baptist Church,
L street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev. J.
Q. A. Henry pastor Preaching at 10:45 A. NJ and
z P. NJ. Subject-morning: THE Beauty and
Severity Of a Christian Life" In the ening the
pastor will preach the first of a series of sermons to
young Christians on !" Hours with Jesus ;" subjec5
" His Name" Special gospel meetings every night
during the week except Saturday. All most
cordially welcome at these services.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street, corner of 1.-The pastor Rev. H. H.
Rice. will preach on Sabbath at 10:45 NJ. and
N. Morning subject: " Excuses; y evening: 'The
Divinity of Christ" Come and welcome.
Evangelical Church,
Eighth street, between and (Firemen's HalD.
Rev. II. W. AXthelm, pastor, will preach to morrow
morning in German at IL O'clock and at 7:30 P. NJ.
SundaY-school at 10 NJ. All Germans are cordially
invited
Congregational Church.
Sixth street, between l and J-The PASTOR Rev J.
f. Dwinell, will preach tomorrow morning on
q Seeking Lost World; in the evening on the
q Need of Earnestness in Settling the Question of
The public are invited.
United Brethren in Christ,
Corner Fourteenth and streets, Rev. II j. Becker,
pastor. Preaching at II A. N. Subject " Jesus
Ouly." sabbath school at 9:l5 A. NJ. Union service
at Kingsley Chapel at P. NJ
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A Coon ExAMPLE-One of the best local
improvements of the winter has been COM
pleted by Edward Cadwalader, in front of
his residence on Tenth street, between n and
O streets. For long time Tenth street,
from \ street southerly, has b cen in de-
plorable condition, for want of grading. 1t
has been succession Of hills and holows, of
high and low places, of gullies and ruts, of
pitfalls and swamps. The city authorities
have been unable to put the street. from \
street out, in good condition, because without
consent OF the property owners along the line
nothing could be done, and the necessary
number Of consenting owners has never been
secured of one mind for a sufficient length of
time to enable a Street Commissioner to
clinch the matter. Some of the owners,
however, have grown tired of waiting, and
have improved the street in front of their
lots and brought it up to the grade. The
most recent Of these improvements IS that
first mentioned. Me-. Cadwalader has just
had the street brought up to the grade from
the corner of n along the east side of Tenth,
south, almost to the alley. This grade has
been thickly coated with "clinkers, furnace
refuse. making a smooth, hard and good
road. way. That section is now the best bit
of street south OF \ street, and the example
of this and some other property-owners Is, 1t
is hoped, operating with good effect upon
those who have heretofore resisted the effort
TO have the street put in good order.
VANpALIsM-During the past few weeks
there has been a species of vandalism going
on in this city that is unprecedented Nightly
there have been parties going from place to
place tearing caps off of fence posts, unhins-
ing gates and depositiug them in the muddy
streets, tearing down signs, breaking WIN
dows, defacing doors, and otherwise destroy
ing the properly Of citizens living on the out
skirts Of the city. The amount OF property
thus destroyed since the 1st of January will
aggregate Sl.500. The police are on the
alert. special detective has been detailed to
investigate the matter, and no doubt but that
the offending parties will be arrested, prose
cuted and be sentenced to the full extent OF
the law. 1t would be gratifying to the pub
lie generally to see those parties who have
no self respect, and entertain no respect for
the rights and property of others, sentenced
to the cbain-sang, and compelled to wear 8
ball and chain for long term, to clean the
streets for the balance of the year.
SCHOOL V1sITATIoN.-A party of educators
Yesterday visited the High School and Gram
mar Schools, TO observe the methods pursued
The party consisted of State Superintendent
Campbell, Superintendent of Instruction fol
Oregon Powell, City Superintendent Laine
County Superintendent Augustine OF Marin
Mr., Powell intends to visit all the grades o.
the city schools before he leaves the city
The visitors are understood to have beer
much gratifisd with yesterdays inspection.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT oNE-oIARK, Judge.

DkPAKIMBNF UNE-ULARk, Juuge.
SATURDAY January 27, 1882.
B F. Williams vs.. Isaac Lea Judgment for th
defendant. Jury rendered verdict without leavin:
the box.
DEPARTMENT Two-DENsoS, Judge.
II. H. Linnell vs. NJ. C. Hawley x Coo trial.
To-DAY's CALENDAR.
G. A. Basler VS.. L, j. Gasson.
M wetzel VS.. John Longabaugh.
H. H. Linnell vs. NJ. C. Hawley 81 Co.
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ET Warranted full weight. 5 10 tins,
one dozen in can, in neat style, with
fine photographic label; all strictly
choice FISH-no leakage, no waste. This
is the BEST FISH IN THE MARKET,
and the consumer gets more and better
MACKEREL for the same money
than can be bought in any other pack
age or under any other brand. They
are packed with great care, under our
special directions. We have endeavored
to secure as fine an article as could be
provided, and have had our own Label
Autographed ard the Trade Mark
secured, and shall spare no necessary
expense to put these FISH on the
market always in the very best condition.
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ACCIDENTAL lad about 16 years of age,
named James Contrell, whose parents reside
on o street. between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, went out duck shooting Thursday,
near Bannon slough. About o'clock in the
afternoon, while lifting his gun from duck
boat, the weapon was accidentally discharged.
The. contents entered ContrelPs left arm, just
above the wrist, and traversed nearly the
whole length of the arm, mutilatiDg it In a
terrible manner. The sufferer. who was only
accompanied by another boy, had to walk q
mile and half TO house, where he received
assistance, and from whence word was sent
to his parents He Is lying now in precari-
Gus condition, and the surgeon in attendance
has not yet determined whether or not ai1pu.
tation will be necessary,
| POLICE CoURT.-In Judge Henry's Court
yesterday Thomas Larkin was arraigned on g
charge of disturbing the peace. Defendant
entered plea of guilty, and recommended
himself to the mercy of the Court. After
receiving an admonition, he was allowed te
depart On payment of So. Mathew Ray, g
| Sutter county rancher, who came to the city
to celebrate the anniversary of Robert Burns
made an honest confession to the effect thai
he had imbibed too much Scotch whisky, ane
while eulogizing the great poet on STREE
corner, was unceremoniously taken in by "a
fellow wearing star" He exhibited IL
Court the horny hands of son of toll, ane
was let off on payment of costs.
| MERCHANDISE REPoRT-The followinf
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on thu
oath A. A. Van Voorhies & Co.. boxe
hardware Hall. Luhrs & Co., 20 cases cocoa
nut, % barrels ham, 20 cases lard /; Holman
| Stanton & Co., bundles cultivstors, Il
| bundles beams and handles, "a plow-bettoms
box plow castings; Huntington. Hopkins
| & Co., 2 cars nails, q cases sledge handles.
CRY REAL EsrATE.-Considerabl activity
has been noticed in real estate transactions
/ in this city during the past few months
/ One real estate agency in Sacramento ha!
transacted over S50, 900 worth of busines!
| since the 1st of December last.
IMMIGRANTS. Thirty.six immigrant pas
sengers, including twenty nine males. will ar
rive by the overland train from the E ,st THU
afternoon.
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Two THOUSAND Two HUNDRED linen
Wamsutta muslin white shirts, 81 each
socks. 5 cents pair. Anderson & Hamm.s
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NEWEST STYLES collars and cuffs, silk hand
kerchiefs, etc., at low rent prices. Ander-
son & Hamm
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SATURDAY NEXT, February Ash. will
terminate the greatest sale of dry goods,
clothing, boots and shoes Sacramento ever
saw. Hale's great depletion sale.
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ANOTHER invoics of those mems buckle
Alexis shoes, box toe formerly selling Tor
50 sol, reduced to 81. at Red House.
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S1xrY.FIvE! SIXTY FIVE The choicest
Petaluma dairy butter is down to sixty-tve
cents per roll at II. III. Paulk's, Sl4 k street.
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NEW GOODS :

V0TmOIG MdJlS O0SdI
e ID bricksl.
Car Hardness Candles.
Car Werk's Is and IA OF
Stearic Acid, and Ia and
IL OF Adamantine Candles.
King Baking Powder
(5s. 3s, Is, s OF and oz).
zante Currants (bbls).
Playing Cards (Nos. 1908 124)
Fairbanks Lard
(5s los and 2os-pails).
Prices Baking Powders
pure and Full Wei2htl.
Georges Goldfish
Boneless Goldfish
TN 5 and 80 IL bOxes).
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Now is the time to get cloak, dolman or
ulster, at Hales great depletion sale.
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MKT Saturday, February 4th. will be the
last day of Hale's great depletion sale, corner
Ninth and K.
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united Brethren in Christ.

Corner Fourteenth and streets, Rev H ]. Becker
pastor Preaching at II a N. Subject: " Jesus
Ouly" Sabbath school at 9:l5 A. NJ. Union service
at Kingsley Chapel at P. NJ
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Eighth street, between and J-Divlne service and
holy communion at IL A. NJ. Rev. Z. II. Ward
will officiate. SundaYschool at 1880
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congregational Church.

Sixth street, between 1 and J-The pastor, Rev J..
f. Dwinell, will preach tomorrow morning on
g Seeking Lost World" in the evening on the
"a Need OF Earnestness in Settling the Question of
SalYatinI The hlic 90 inrited
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APPOINTED. The Governor has appointed
as Notary Public for Oakland j. B. De Las
Casss, vics Christen, and D. w. Jenks, for
Quincy, Piumas county, vice Goodwin.
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CLEBIRSE
Corrosnondence OF lhc llcrnld

Correspondence OF the Herald
CLrnuHNr, September 10, lSS2.-Since
my last / have visited the northern and
western portions of our county In the
county have found u great deal Of sick.
ness aud 1t seems to be ON the increase. In
some places whole families are Frustrated.
Corn is being gathered and the crop is
good as is the quality, Cotton is very
backward, IN many places picking has Ut
commenced From observation and opin.
ion of farmers, nothing like MALT crop
will be made, | saw fields that will hardly
makea bale to five acres. ClebUrne has
so Tar received about forty bales, The aver.
age grade being middling.
Preparations are being made TO receive
anu entertain the members ui the Method
sl conference which meets here on the
list o, November
Browns opera house is about com.
pleted except the scenery. |, will
be opened on Friday night
with grand opening concert, Some time
IN October masquerade ball will be given
by the young gentlemen of this city.
Last night the Rev nr, Watson lecturcd
at the Baptist church to q small audience.
Mt RNS, Senter of the Telegram, lett to-
day for Hood county for the benefit OF his
health, His many friends wish him both d
speedy recovery and return. Mr.. Gcargel
VIII occupy his chair until his return.
Wotkmen have commenced in earnest ou
the rev courthouse. The laying of tn,
cornerstone will take place some time mex
month
MI VIM, Carton gives up the LcCled,
on The Goth, and will take charge ola hous,
az Temple Temple has gained by Gle
burne's loss,
Tho Clcburne house Is to DO raised 1
story and genCrally romodeled.
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A Rnsslan Les.c flames

Southern Russia now reioiccs In the
capture and incarceration OF one Mamai,
who Is Russian edition OF the late MIR.
James, OF Missouri. For score of years
he has been a terror OF that portion of the
empire. Last October he was arrested and
locked up In prison at Nioolacfr Although
famous as q. prison breaker. the authoritirs
appear to have placed no special watcl,
over him, and IN consequence he nearly
escaped BY, digging sub,errancan
passage 100 feet long from his cell
70 tho outer wall Prison excavation,
are so common IN Russia that lhc on | ,
mort about Mamai's was the length Of II
ut u was an uncommon feature In hi,
aec that he should have been discovered n
asst through the treaehery OF fellow pris
nor, since honor prevails among thieyc
on Russia as elsewhere, and the lraito
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U0NNtn lYrcaSucer.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of n. X, GROVE rs Treasurer
Dallas county. Election November 7, 1882.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" MIR. HENRY BOIL as u candidate fol
County Treasurer NJ the ensuing November
election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 70 ANNOUNCES
w Il. NJ ONERlEESE Ms n candidate fol
County Treasurer Of palNg County Election
TUESDAY, November TN, 1882.
MIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the namc of WILL +, DOUGHERTY rs d
candidate for County Treasurer OF Dallas county
Election Tuesday, November 7th, lSS2
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE J, a.
" WILLIAMSON as u candidate tor County
teNsureE Election, November lS2
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himself would have hal chance to escape
with the rest as soon as the passage was fin
ished. Rebuiied in this attempt, Mania
waited while, and then one afternoon
when policeman came to his cell he threw
him down, gagged him ana donned his uni
form. The following day, having exchanged
the uniform for PEASANTS dress,
he went into the market aud, choosing
the best cart standing without its driver,
drove away 10 kherson. Here he was reCog-
nized outside public house by police Of
licer, who touched him ON the shoulder
and said, What. Mamai you herel" Ger
tainly, replied the fugitive, and knocked
him Hat on his back; and before the officer
could recover his senses Manual was out OF
sight. AT present he is again in his old
cell IN the Nioolaeii goal awaiting trial, but
he says he will not be there long, anc the
golos Significantly remarks that "thc
!Niccolaeif people believe HMM. Y
Tribune.
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Yax 0rullrclor.

lA1F AXE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE =.
w +. STEPHENSON, better known MS "Unolo
Pete as u candidate for Tax Collector If j. Alas
,ounty at the coming November election,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
W CHAS ", GILLESPIE (rOr the past six
rvars deputy In the Oilicc) as candidate for
nc ollco OF Tax Collector OF Dallas county at
hu November election,
MFE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w r. RLEWEFr as q candidate for Tax
'0lleCtor OF Dallas county al the November cleo.
On,
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lgor County Cleck.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w A, HARDWOOD rs II candidate for County
Clerk
w III, THACKER IN u candidate for County
w Clerk Has had thirteen years experience
las deputy In Texas For the past six years has
had charge of the County Court Of this county,
as Deputy County Clerk under Captain Alex
HarwOUd.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOC NOE
" tho name Of CHAS WOODSON, Of SCaEo.
Vile, US al independent candidate for County
Clerk.
I hereby announce to the citizens of Dallas
county that am Il candidate for the Office OF
County Clerk. II my reputation as II man and
my qualifications for the position are such as TO
commend me To your confidence, / ask your
hearty support plcdging myself that no effort
upon MY part will ho spared to make IN efficient
aud faithful servant Of the public.
April l6, 1882. C. NJ. WHEAT.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. M, c. HILL as q Candidate for County
Clerk. Election, November next
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Gov tluc Lc9islatuee.

NN'E ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE '.
W T. d. ANDREWS as n candidate for
RockwNll aud rarrant counties ut the ensuing
election
Az L ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOU NCE W.
w g, VEAL as candidate for the Legs.
laturc,
N1E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUNCE
w DR. J, ". PARSONS. of Rockwell, us n
candidate Cor Floatcr from the counties Of Dallas,
mrtRut and RoCkwau 4
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The New York Times says Of its expert
ence with the Edison light:
The whole lamp looks so much like u
gasburner surmounted by shade that nine
people out OF ten would not have known
the rooms were lighted with electricity, ex.
cept that the light was more brilliant than
gas aud hundred times steadier. 70 turn
on the light nothing is required but to turn
the thumbsCrew, no matches are needed,
no patent appliances As soon as it is dark
enough to needartiiicial light, you turn the
thulnDscrew and the light is there with no
nauseous smell no flicker and no glare.
ut was about o'clock when the lights
were put in operation. II was then broad
daylight, and the light looked DIM. Ii was
not until about o'clock when il began to
grow dark, that the electric light really
made Itself known and showed how bright
and steady II is Then the twenty-seyen
electric lamps in the editorial rooms and
the twenty-five lamps in the counting
rooms made those departments as bright
as day, but without any unpleasant glare.
IL was light that man could sit down
under and write for hours without the con.
seriousness OF having any artificial light
about him. There was IL very slight amount
OF heat from each lamp, but not nearly as
hlucll Ms nom gaS burner--one.lfth ms
much rs from gas, the inventor SAYS. The
light was soft, mellow and grateful to the
eye, and it seemed almost like writing by
daylight to have light without particle
OF Kicker and scarcely any heat to make the
head ache. The electric lamps in the Times
building were as thoroughly tested rs any
light could be tested In single evening,
and tested by men who have battered their
eyes sufficiently by years OF night work u
know the good and bad points of lamp,
and the decision was unanimously in favor
OF the Edison electric lamp as against
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VT every mans internal care were writ.
ten ON his brow says the bard, chow
many would our pity share. whom We thinl,
happy now How well this applies to the
dyspeptio none but he can ever know.
Doomed to life filled with gloomy fore.
boding he is almost secluded from the va.
ried pleasure Of the world. Bcd.riddcn,
ianguid and inactive he seeks aid and ~.
ceivcs none, TWAS for Just such cases rs thi.
that Swayne's Pills We're made, They will
also, however, cure sick headache, liver and
kidney, complaint, billiouSness, and scor,
of kndrod OWLS
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l:oc Shcvi(l.

\\'E Arm REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w MARK ElllSrON for sheriff OF Dallas
Coan,y, Election November lSS1.
\NIE AKG AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w " II " SMITH for the office or sheriff
OF Dallas County, Election, Nov. 9Th, lSSs.
WE ARK REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w MArE CHAPMAN Ms 4 candidate for
sheriff OF Dallas County, Election, November :,
N'k Akk kEpuE srkp TO ANNOUNCE
w REN JONES NS \ candidate for sheriff
Election, November :, lSSa
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listcict Tlcrh.

N\'E ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w col u, ", LANE As candidate for Dis.
trict Clerk ut the ensuing November election. ID
IArE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w the name ot hENRN W. JONES. the pres.
ant incumbent rs u candidate for reelection To
he office Of Clerk to the District Cour, OF Dallas
County, at the ensuing November election
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announcements.
spAli Announcements for once must b,
caid for In Advance
Uountu 4udNe.

M1E ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE ".
w l.. WILLIAMS as a candidate for County
Judge, Election. November T. 1882
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. T.. BURKE as n candidate for reelection
20 the Office of County Judge of Dallas county,
At the ensuing November election.
MTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. II, WEST for the Office CT County Judge,
the ensuing election.
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After a severe test of twelve years by
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strated that English Female iittcrs has
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viii tnd great relief from the constipation
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Simmons Liver Regulator II is a simple,
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All who lead II closely confined lie are
more frequent subjects of constipation,
headache and indigestion. If you will use
Bailey Saline Aperient ii will cure you en-
tirely. Pleasant as glass of soda, cheaper
than pills. and never fails.