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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
A FEW LsFr.

a good time to offer your hand TO a lady
when she is getting out Of an omnibus. -
1.-THE Judge.
The man who was above board has eot
married and gone to keeping house.
Lowell Citizen.
Sarah BeInhardt is married at last.
Well, every man has a skeleton in his
closet. .-[Boston Courier.
Hundreds of men have apparently out.
lived their usefulness, and they are yet
quite young.5[Picayune.
An ex.journalist has become Greek
brigand. He interviews elegantly and gets
out of man all he is worth. -[The Judge
Only one woman in fifty can carry an
umbrella so as to protect her back. If she
has it over her ears she is perfectly satis.
ied.-[Free Press.
The law permits you to fish for trout
now, but it does not guarantee that you
vent you from lying. -[Somerville Journal.
And editor has offered SO for the best
written love letters. There are some pee.
Pile who would give more than that to get
back some they have written. [Somerville
Journal
Millions of dollars worth of property
destroyed, an hundreds o lives lost by the
raging waters in the (hic) west, remarked
old Guzzler. draining his tumbler and set
ting it on the counter "an' yet temper.
ance people want US to drink the destruc.
tive stuff! No much, Mr.. (hicD Ferguson.
[Norristown Herald.
Post obit: Mrs. Malloy-" Shure, Mrs.
McGinnis. an it's rather poorly yer look.
ing this morning" Mrs. McGinnis-
I" Indade, thin, Mrs. Malloy, an it's good
raison I'm havin' to look poorly. Here's
the postman just been to the doore to tell
me there's dead letter waitin' fur me at
the postoffice AN / can't fur the life Of ma
think who it is that's dead. The Judge.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, May 6.h.--tacsed here to-day,
to arrive id Sacramento May 10th; s. NJ,
Mcbride, Philadelphia; Lima G. Partridge.
Boston j. Hen,ey Smith and wife, Mrs. b.
H. Lse and son, Miss Belle Welton. San
Francisco; the Misses Roberts, Brooklyn /;
G.. l.. Sherman, Philadelphia F. 81. Wester.
man, Belleville, Ill.,; Miss A. K. Thompson,
New York; G. Book, Havana.
OMAHA, May 7th.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento May 11th Fl, A. Gay,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pragor, J. d. Fry, San Fran.
H. billiard and wife, Arkansas Miss Carrie
Melay, Miss Hazelstone, Miss Grace Clifford
Miss Pearl Stafford, New York; George
Cadwalader, Sacramento; Mrs. A. L. Fuller
and two children, OaklandJ Mabel Ham,
Worcester, Mass.
KANSAS CRY MOI May 6th.-Passed
Topeka to-day, to arrive in San Francisco
May 11th J.: J. 81. Bates, Racine, Wis; III
r. Gosser, New York; w. j. Groves and
wife, Boston, Mass.
NEwHALL, May 7th.-Passed here to-day
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow A.
Lawrence and wife, Los Angeles ; A. ID.
Caldwell, Spadra Miss Mary Wsdsworth,
Oakland; r. Hunbeck, Riverside o. New.
burg, San Bernardino Mrs L. j. Potter and
son, Lewiston, Me G. W. Peachy, Los An
geles; Mrs. w. J. Miller. San Francisco +.
Roher, Gilroy Mrs. u. Wells and daughter,
st. Louis; F. Jewett and wife, Vermont; J.
Mason, Tucson Charles Elliott, Ed. Shelf
Clark, Tucson: J. Ash, San Francisco ; L.
Sweet, New York J. d. Lynch, j. P. Gades
den, Los Angeles Fred c. Savage, Mrs. l..
Savage, Boston; Mrs. D. G. Little6sld, San
Francisco Mrs. G. A. Burr, Florence, Mass;
@. G. Harrison, San Jose; I'll! W. Scott,
Portland. Or; J. A. Clayton, San Jose z.
Meyer, Los Angeles ID. w. Thorne, L.
Etchbome, San Jose; Colonel Chalmers
Scott, wife and two children. Los Angeles
r. Jones, Bakersfield G. Beele, San Fran
cisco; B. NJ. Harrick, Lester Harrick, Oak
land Sam Newbauer, San Francisco J. ID.
Surge, Tucson W. Schmidt, Tombstone
w. S. Wilber, Oakland w. M. Thornton,
San Francisco L; Mary Bile, Los Angeles j..
J. Ormand, Chicago; G. d. Coleman, Phil
adelphia s. B. Hankins San Jose.
CARL1N, May 7th.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow d. Durkee,
Jr., st. Louis; MrS. L. F. Wadleigh, As
toria, Or; Frank Sprague, G. G. Smith.
Philadelphia Mrs. Dr. Perkins and two
children, Boston Mrs. c. d Stacy, Miss NJ.
E. Low, Gloucester, Mass; ID. S. r use and
wife, Antioch H. C.. Putnam, F. Fl. Moor,
Miss S. l.. Putnam, Wisconsin W. y. Hor-
ton, B. Gettisop, San Francisco VIM. z.
Brooks, Sapparo. Japan J. NJ. Atkinson.
New Hampshire; Mis- Maggie Powers, John
Pollock. Montreal w. b Rich, d. Green.
baum, New York; W. B. Davis, George
Cushman, Sacramento; ; John Olsen and wife,
Wyoming /. Shelly, Illinois D. $. Vernon,
agent Robinson's circus; G. Wideck, Chi
cago; John Williamson and wife, w. B.
Williamson. Michigan 80 emigrant passen-
gers, including ~ males, TO STRIVE in Sacra.
mento May OH.
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A LIFE POLICY
PLACED In THE RIGHT
COMPANY.

CORRESPONDENCE.
ORovIILE, Butte County, CAL.
March 80 1882.
HENRY X. FIELD, General Agent, New
England Mutual Life Insurance Conn
DEAR Sir: SAMUEL ]. DAVIS. ex-County Treas
urer Of Butte county, died at this place January q,
1882, leaving widow and six small children. He
left nothing for their support except the insurance
on his life. He was member OF Oroyiile Lodge NO
40, A o. U. W., and his wife received from that
Lodge $1,000. He also held policy for e., 500 In
the Company you represent, on which he HAD
PAID NO PREMIUM FOR TWO YEARS, and
which was BELIEVED TO BE WORTHLESS.
However, on making inquiries OF you, we found that
the policy was on the
Non.fOrfeitabIe Plan or the New England
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
And although the premiums had not been paid for
some time past, yet the policy was good Tor
s2,4I8 81 which sum Mrs Davis has already re-
ceived. This IS correct statement OF the facts in
this case and it speaks louder in praise cf the Com
pany you represent than any other words use.
Mrs. Davis has the money; it was paid promptly and
with little expense to her, and II all came from a
policy that was BELIEVED TO BE WORTHLESS.
II coin talk" it certainly should IN this case for
she has il, and 1t came with the greatest possible
dispatch. Very truly yours,
JOHN c. GRAY, oroville Lodge, No 10, A. o. U. W.
WIN. SCHNEIDER, Orovie Lodge, No. 40.
ARCHIE MCNEIL, Oroville Lodge, NO. 40
z. HIGGINS, Oroyille Lodge, No. 40.
L. A SIMON OrovilIe Lodge, No. 40
GEO. 3. SPRINGER, Recorder, Oroyille Lodge.
X. DE LANCIE. Treasurer Butte County
P. o. bUNDLEY, Judge Of Superior Court, Butte
County.
kr Before insuring in any other company or
joining any cooperative assessment society, care
fully examine the practical working Of the Bassa.
chusetts Law Of $50, and read the policy contract
Of the
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO..
q. o. HAYFORD, Agent,
227 J Street. ........".....,sa Sacramento, Cal.
al init
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stabbing ARRAY Between BT0thers-One
Killed and the Other Wounded.
SAN Francisco, May 7th.-Two brothers
John r. and James G.. Troy, both young
men-became involved in quarrel this morn.
ing about ! o'clock, eliminating in mutual
stabbing affray, which resulted fatally to the
last named person. These brothers have
been employed for several years as pressnen
in the printing house Of Bancroft & Co. Both
while under the influence Of liquor started
to go home this morning, and on the way
began quarreling on Polk street, between
Bush and Sutter. A policeman who hap
pened to pass along heard the young men
disputipg, but paid no particular attention
to the matter. A few minutes later James
Troy staggered past him and fell on the side
walk. He lived only few minutes. An
examination of the body disclosed stab be.
tween the sixth and seventh rib, which had
produced the fatal result. john Troy mo.
ment later came up and saw his brother dy.
ing. He had also received two very ugly
cuts on the back of the neck. He was much
intoxicated, and could give no particulars of
the fatal row or the cause that led TO the
quarrel. Each man was armed with an ordi
nary pocket knife, with which the cutting
was done. Deceased was aged % years, and
leaves wife and child John is the only
support of an aged mother, who resides at
No. 225 Polk street. He is now in custody
on n cbaroe of murder
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Dl,courasing Crop eu,ieok,

SAN BUENAvENTURA, May 7th.-A marked
change for the worse has occurred in the
wheat and barley crops<in large portions of
the county within eight days. Large areas
have shrunk up. Some farmers say the cause
is drought. other slice on the grain, and Others
attribute it to worms cutting off the roots.
Crops do not lool, so we'll by fifty per cent as
on April 20sh. Large fields look as if blasted.
and will not return much more than the seed
sown. A fierce and hot northe- to-day adds
to the disc engagement. The effects on the
bean ard coru crop cannot yet be predicted.
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and did not modify the penalty. he would be

ex clted.
The jury Continued their deliberations and
discussed the matter all night. At $50 A. NJ
yesterday they agreed upon verdict of mur
der in the first degres without mitigation.
Hurtado will be brought into Court this
morning and the time set for passing sentence.
A representative Ct the RECORD UNION
called to see Hurtado yesterday in his cell.
He stated that he was very much surprised
at the verdict of the jury. He thinks that
he was justified in committing the murder
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California Bible soeIety-The sand Lot.

SAN Francisco. May 7th.-The annual
commemorative exercises of the California
Bible Society were held this afternoon at the
Central NJ Z. Church. The report of the
Secretary was read, showing the financial
condition of the Society, the number of Bibles
furnished, etc. The exercises of the day cor
cluded with addresses by Rev. DIR. Mackenzie
and Rev. T. T. Jewell.
The meeting at the sand lot was largely
attended this afternoon. Denis Kearney and
Professor Keyser addressed the meeting.
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Cinnamon Arrested.

were arrested here yesterday for violation
of city ordinance in keeping a cesspool at
the foot of Main street. Bail was fixed at
S25 in default of which two OF the China.
men were locked up to await their trial,
which is set for next Tuesday before Justice
KING
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Arrival from the Orient.

SAN Francisco. May 7th.-The steamer
Arabic arrived to-day from China and Japan,
bringing Hongkong dates to April 18Th, and
Yokohama advices to April 221.
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feagur of Reiiterapce.

SAN Francisco, May 7sh.-The Executive
Committee Of the League of Deliverance met
to-day. The Secretary reported having re-
ceiged during the week the names of an i'm.
mense number of people as subscribing to the
pledge. The Chairman re 1rted active work
in progress for the Formation Of Branch
Leagues, ahdexpected, with the aid dofmembers
of the various Labor U MONS, to have organized
within month the entire city. As this was
essentially a labor movement, a resolution was
adopted requesting the various officers of the
Trades and Labor Unions to send the names
of members of their Unions capable of con.
ducting the organization of LEAGUES.
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NOTICE 70 HoUseKEEPERs.

CTEaM CARPET BEATING MACHINE, CORNER
= o and Twelfth streets, Sacramento-the only
Steam Carpet Beating Machine In Sacramento
Cleaning, Relaying and keitting Speciality. An
work warranted. Employ none but first-ci4ss work
men. Orders left at LOCKE & LAyENSoN'S, No.
als-3plm ANDREW HATHAWAY, Proprietor
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California Prison Reform Commission

SAN Francisco, May 7th.-After the
reading, before the State Prison Reform Con-
vention. of paper on "9ualiication and
Professional Training of Officers for Prisons
and Rsformatories, 1t was ordered published,
and the Association, known as the California
Prison Reform Commission, was authorized
to appoint three Commissioners to carry
out the views expressed in it and other
papers approved By the body, and with
instructions "to examine the penal and
rsformatory systems of the State, and TO
prepare such amendments to the existirg
laws and such new laws as shall, in their
judgment, appear necessary to make the
system more effectual for the suppression of
crime" TIE committees will shortly be ap-
pointed, their selection having been una7oid-
ably delayed. To one will be assigned the
work relating to State Prisons to another,
that of county jails, and to the third that of
municipal prisons and reformatories.
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye
Trademark filed in this State and Nevada.
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
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Assault with Intent TO Commit Murder.

SAN Francisco, May 7th.-Eugere Da.
croux was arrested to-day, charged with as.
saalt with intent to commit murder. He is
charged with assa1ltipg one Peter Belasco
with knife and cutting him badly about the
neck. 1t il thought B9lasco's wounds will
not necessarily prove fstal.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Fatal Drunken Quarrel Between Broth.
ers-AdSices from British Columbia
DiscouraeIng Crop Outlook = Arrival
from China and Japan-California Bi.
BILE society-Pris0n RefOrm-Etc.
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MosGRovE, the great merchant in bank
ruptcy, could not compete with the timer.
See his fiue Irish table linens being sold at
the Red House.
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Elk GROVE ScHooL.-The recent enter
tainment given by the Elk Grove school
pupils, under the direction of Miss J. w.
Govan, the retiring teacher, drew out a very
large audience, and was in every respect
success. The programme embraced an open
ing chorus by the school; an opening address
by l.. Costello; A Bouquet" a sketch by
ten children; dialogue between Florence
Coffmap, Frances Stewart, George Walker
aud Agnes Smith song by the school I; reci-
tation, Willie Duffy; vocal duo, Mrs. S.
Kennedy and Frederick French reading, by
Elmer Drew; tableau from the "Vicar of
Wakefield" by Hattie and George Costello
and Mamie Kelly; dialogue, Willie Parker,
Bennie Parker, Fred Howard and others
song by the school recitation, j. Sherwood ;
dialogue, first aud second grades; tableau,
1.-THE Flower Queen" very attractive feat
ure recitation, G. Il. Eliot dialogue, Viola
Coffman and josie Duffy; solo. Mrs. S. Ken
nedy recitstions, by Arthur Gage and Frank
Loil; vocal solo, Mrs. S. Kennedy The
school room was tastefully draped with flow
ers, and the entertainment received warm
commentator at the hands of the audience.
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT - Last Saturday
about P. NJ. as Washington Fern, his wife
and granddaughter were riding ON Tenth
street the horse became frightened, started
on run and at the corner Of n street one of
the wheels struck post. The occupants
were thrown violently to the ground 1t was
thought at Grst that Mr. Fern was dead. His
wife had her shoulder broken, and the grand
daughter was severely bruised. The broken
shoulder of Mrs. Fern was attended to by a
physician. Both Mr.. Fern and his grand.
daughter remained unconscious for quite a
while, but at last accounts they were all
right with the exceptions of few bruises.
SPIRITUAL ExPosE.-The spiritual expose
at the theater last evening by Mrs. A. B.
Hill and VIM. Mansfield drew only small
audience. Rope tying, slate writing. dark
cabinet, table tipping and other tricks were
given, and explanations of them also, but
there was nothing new in any of these, and
Mansfield has 90 poor and bungling way Of
presenting his tricks that. with but one or
two exceptions, they were wearisorne. The
lady acted as his assistant, and furnished
piano music and some songs. The whole was
spiri.less performance 10 two senses.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A sure Cure for the Diseases OF the

"a 5uEC SaHC shC hShSSusNS Oh snC
Bowels.
A great medicine for the kidneys,
A powerful tonic for the stomach,
Are the properties which are found in BRlSToL'S
SUGAR-COATED PILLS. ms-1t
Ichi Ban. San Francisco, d0Hbled In
size, is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. sHArTUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks TO Japan, receive japanese goods in
return, and this is why ichi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't it? Wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch OF retail country tradem If
BOT Poultry Girl, native OF Illinois, Vermillion
county. who worked in and about Sacramento city,
CAL, from 1873 to 1878. Any information regarding
her whereabouts will be thankfully received by Dr.
CZARTORYSKI, Stockton city, San Joaquin county,
Cal. aA.2m
Photographs 81 per rdozcn.-.' The Nimble
Sixpence Better Than the slow ShingT II YOU
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at reasonable price.
go to BEALS' GALLERY, No. 4l5 street. II. e.
BEALS, Operator. fe9-1m
For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, ETC., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. 6os st.. bet. Fifth and Sixth m23-1m
II you. want urnished or Unfurnished
Rooms, so TO the best house in the city, Clunie
Building, Eighth and streets kept first class In
every respect. MRS. GRIcE, Proprietress. m15-tf
DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cnre all
cases Of Seminal Weakness, Loss Of yigor Nocturnal
Emissions, 1mpotency, Nervous and Physical Debil.
ity, and all that class OF complaints arising from Ex
cess, Indiscretlon Abuse. The old find In this
remedy fountain Of youth, and the young safe
guard and protection. DIR. LA MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debitated from
whatever cause, to their pristine vigor Price,
3 so per bottle. Sent G. o. D., by express to any
address, secure from observation. Address all or.
iers to A. McB0YiE & CO.. Druggists, Postoffice
Box 1852, San Francisco. il3-3pem
Forty years experience Of an old nurse.
MRS. W1NSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription Of one Of the best female physicians
and nurses In the United States, and has been used
for frty years with never-fang by millions
CT mothers for their children It relieves the child
from pain, dysentery and darrhoea gripping In
the bowels, and wfnd-colic By giving health to the
child, it rests the mother. Price, 25 cents bottle
o31-1 MWs
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ECLIPSE" champagne is used in preference
to many imported brands, sossy connoisseurs. >
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LADIES linen and mohair busters, splendid
value, 81, at Anderson & Hamns.
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TRUNKS in endless variety-the prices are
right. Anderson & Hamm.
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GREAT SALE CT DRY GooDs.-Sse new
column advertisement # Red House.
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CRACKERS & CORRECTIONS!

:" FISHER, NOS. SOS AND SO STREET
III. Sacramento, hss Just taken the Wko'esali
agency Of the CALIFoaSI IA AC4ACRERCo CodPASf
Of San Francisco. CRACKERS sold at lowest SaI
In favor OF purchasers Also, FISHERS CHOlCI
CONNECTIONS, at lowest market rates. fe22- -3psn
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E. II. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, May o, 1882:
Balance on hand last report ....... S9S, ,C64 56
Receipts for the week. $1,000 80
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COUNTY TRBAsURBR's REPORT.

The following is the report of the County
Treasurer, d. f. Callahan, for the month of
April, 1882:
Balance on hand April ist .-...-..... $50 81 80
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THIRTY.FoUR DOZEN new.style hsts placed
In stock at Hat Department, Red House
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

TO MY OLD PATRONS.
7 sTILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES II
With mind matured and enriched by studies Of an
advanced order can safely say that there is hardly
. disease in the catalogue Of human lila that c.
not treat 10 q successful issue.
LADIES' am always ready TO assist you. Ny
past knowledge has been increased BY extendl e
experience. / am now able 70 treat you with tie
certainty Of success. No case peculiar 70 yoti
delicate organism Is beyond my sure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior V
any offered heretofore, and VIII be waTanted te
have the desired effect In all Cases
Those Of the public who need my service e
treatmessss q sssssssss:csssSss Issss.
I address particularly those who have been In
irred BIZ youthful indiscretions and thoee who
have contracted local diseases.
PersIns afflicted can, II they prefer,
BIZ LETTER, detailing the symptoms Of tn
troubla and receive medicines By expire -
instru4ions. All letters must be dire ;te1 ). %
JossEtYN. II. D 226 Suffer- Eires., o@D erauci
co, Cal. .,,,,a
Consultations personally or by letter rsus; ~
my Intnmary when dssired), viii expensg.1g Z
nurses. ..SG
Consultation Parlors, z25 Suffer sreet, dH%
the Yonng Men Christian As5ocia aon buiIoipe =
Onica hours-From 0 A. N. 10 81. a
Ny Diploma hangs I'm my once.
Purchase my Essay on Physioi Ky sno NAL
ff !" '' Al aea y. n. yes sELEN. Ms1.
f-spiuzzvIm w 9-
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SATURDAY was busy day at Red House !;
yet there are few more of those boys striped
summer coats at 35 cents, In sizes from 26
to 81.
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Gents liGea and mohair coats, 30 cents /:
busters, 81 % to So, at Anderson & Hanm'a,
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NEw LINES in lightweight suits, at Red
House, for men and boys late styles and low
prices
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stabbing ARRAY Between Br0thers-One
Killed and the Other Wounded.

tlAsr sIomrs DISPATCHES TO TIE REcoRD.rSlox.l
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great medicine for the kidneys,
A powerful tonic for the stomach,
Are the properties which found in BRlST0L'S
SUCAR.COATED PILLS. ms-lt
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l5Rsx8 2 fHFAFs ELECTRIC BElII
5pstfw@os, ssS.ES 5bssiG ,actEas u
inFusnk ktAsss& khohshssa a 15ea knd.l
%s nsssesa1 Tsess Sa5ss sSass, 80 s'Ss sssSsH ~
GsshaEssS E,1s3 md JIi
5oipSs sssak geip 1sS
'sshd. nn AORSEsEI
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I.agSss INES of new goods at Anderson
[ iuuni', Sec them for bargains.
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SEE Red House new column advertisement.
Lisle thread gloves, cents.
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ALPACA aocADED DRESS GOODS but 10
cs..tsaYar at Anderson & Hamm's.
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- 80. ! IN ~ -, Eios of ls-yer,ss zach
- Z - ~. --ss,ailv tb,ogoboa, be We % bGfSts
snp ~ w sppycS - -, .oroaghiy zoodpS fte
~ .-.- -. .-1s.,a ,s,als, % long lib
~. T.. sas. n sl.vaa. sss 81 printing .,s
th.n sbss which dzgreesbe 70 g As hane. haarE L.
II. A. WEAVER, SI' sAef-'ifsn - -
ms4p- , az
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FIFTEEN DOZEN Of ladies fine Curacao kid
b1sson Shoes, with worked button-holes. Sold
eseeywhsre fJr So; nov marked 81 80 at the
+ House. These goods are from celebrated
&. tories l. st; sewed and guaranteed.
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Photographs 81 per rdOZcn.-" The Nimble
Sixpence Better Than the slow Shilling" II YOU
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS. at reasonable price,
go TO BEALS GALLERY, No. 415 street. II. e.
BEALS, Operator. fe9-1m
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, ETC., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. 6os st., bet. Fifth and Sixth. m23-1m
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

II you. want urnished or Unfurnished
Rooms go 10 the best house in the city, Clunie
Building, Eighth and streets kept first class in
every respect. MRS. GRICE Proprietress. ml5-u
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EXPENDITURES.
SO. ss8.663 6s
AppoKrIoNED AS FOLLOWS
CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

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