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corrected daily Tor the RscoRD-CsIoE.I
SACRAMENTO, September 18th.
/ FRuT-Grapes, 90c to 81 - q crate I; common,
| 50975c; Peaches, 75caSI p = box Lencns,
Siay, 1910 do, California, g 50o3 50 = box
orangos--Ishiti, 60 Sos 2 box; LaweS
selling at 81 25l 20 y lD0 Baneuzs, - Sog4 80 q
bunch: fIaaApp.sa s89S u I0zan COoolu ~. 81 @
50 y lc; Piuir=, iG6c p d; Pears, common, 75ctt
81 81 Bartletts, 81 j0d2 D box; apples, 75c9s1 -
= boz.
Pcs FRUns-AssDrt,I, 2.-E, cans, 2 dog, q
tssoued, gallon cans, IS; Peaches, Glib cans,
q; Portland slusberfies, 2-D cans, g.; Whor.
iebsrries. 81 rs
DRIED Fsurs-Apples, sliced, Ga7o @ u; do
IaaItsrc5s 5e6,; peAts, peeled, re; do, un.
pea!cj, sG5c; Plans, pisted, 10olIc; Peaches,
0G7c; do, peeled, i9320c; Prunes. German and
French l2el4:; BlsokaeErLes l59l6;; Figs, Cali
io-nis, 5sr6e . ?.
vEGErAsLEs-sweet Potatoes, Red, 1a1Ic q Ii ;
csroiinas, 81 50 q cwt Wax and String Beans Haze.
She'll Bes2s, cranberry, 4d5c Lmas, 5a6c . ID ;
Green corn, l0el5c per dozen Tomatoes 5096Oc =
box; SKINNER squash, lac Y Il /; Potatoes, 90cG
81 10 q cwt; Onions, 6OG75c 9 cwt; CauiAower, 70
@90e; Cabs gs, sl0l 10 q cwt Carrots, 75c7sI .
ct Turnips, 81 % q 100 bunch vegetables, I2Ac q
doz; ParsuIps, lie; Beets, ic; Celery, 75c =
dozen; Horse Radish, Sdl0c q % Green Peas 0G6c
& d; Artichokes, 25el30c y dozen Cucumbers, IA
&c { 1oz; Green Peppers, ga = Il; Egg Plants,
/ ta5c; Watermeons, 75c5Sl . doz; Csntaloupes,
| 60G75e = dozen; Green Okra, 687c q 10.
BRz4DzTuy7s-Fiour, 81 Is 2 boi; Oatmeal, 80
! 2 loo Re; Cornneal. yellow, q z562 SO white,
/ s. 359r2 90; Cracked Wheat, . 75s8S
| fOULTET-Live Turkeys, l2aslSc q Il full grown
Chickens, &c 80 : Dozen for spring chickens there
Is good demand; young BOOSTERS, S3Gs4 so COG T;
8tojcrs, SECS; also, there is a good demand for
taDs ducks, WHICH are selling at IS 50.a7; Geese,
| 81 50 = Dair ; Eggs, 40945c q Dozen
GAME Quail, a1@l % q dozen; Mallard Duefs,
sal; Spr Is, 81 75G2; Teal 81 50el 75 Hare,
81 75G2; Rabbits. Sltel so; Doves 50a75c q doz I;
Nenis0n, l0GI2e D.
DAIRT PRoDgUTs-Butter, fancy dairy, 374a40o y
b mixed lots, il rolls 35Ld35c q d (; Cheese,
California, from ll9l5c; Western, fats, 101l5c !;
Martins Cream, 10000.
MSATs-Beet, &c; Mutton, &c 9 D Lamb, 7asc !;
Pork, losllc; Veal, small calves, Sd9c; large 7c;
BAY, GRAM AID FEED-oEs hay, z ton, siGgIs !;
4lIsi~. Slo to sl2 . soa bran, . ton, sls; mid
tltngs, IS per ton; barley, whole, 81 40; ground
81 as; Wheat, 81 65a1 70 p cxt tame oats, q
evs = %: corr, yellow, S292 IS Q cwt white
81 25a2 so . cwt
AEscELtkssoUs-Seeis-A Alfalfa, log1e5c; Iirno-
ehy; Eastern, I@l2c D; Oregon, sIal0c /;
BED Clover, l5dl6c; Red Top, I2SgI4s: Nuts
English Wainuts, lo9l1e Almonds, l4al5e;
pesuuis, 70 sllo TalloS, 7iasc; Hides, salt "a
| lBc; dry, zoe; Hops-znatket is more settled and
prices range for New York, eog5sc, and 0aliornis,
47@56e.
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PASSENGER L1srs.

CARLIN. September 2Sth.-Passed here to
day to arrive in Sacramento to morrow
Mrs. Oakly johnson, Nebraska; M. b
Lichteastein. John A. Benson, Miss Perhan
Benjamin Dormay, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Hecht, Miss Helen Hecht and maid, +.
Formulas. Thomas ODAy, John McNslly,
William Dunphy, J. Byrnes, San Francisco
sidy, Utah A. S. Freuun, HI. B. Fisher, Z.
B. Rogers, New York; c. f. Hanke and
wife, Washington. d. c.; Edward Melor
and family. Mrs. d. A. Frszer, B. G.. Smith.
Oakland, Cal. Laura Austin, Sacramento
Captain McCoskey, Lieutenant Benham, U.
S. A. /; G.. G. Bell, Mrs. III. Thompson, Miss
Ada Rixon, G. H. Morgan, Miss Z. Hop
kins, London. Eng. Miss Mary Riley. Yer
mont; j. n. Moore, Nevada; A. X. Nash.
Salt Lake, Utah; 147 emigrant passengers,
including 50 males, TO arrive in Sacramento
September 30th.
OMAHA, September 2Sih.-Left here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento October I'd: G.
Doris and family, j. G. johnson. wife and
daughter, Miss Garman, j. P. Hale and wife,
Miss j. G. Hale, San Francisco; Mrs. F. w.
Bert, New York; Sarah A. Kelley. Monroe,
Mich. Mrs. NJ. P Woodruff, Miss Wood.
ruff, New York; Mrs. S. Il. Cross and SOD,
Stockton 4; L. NJ. Ford, Olympia. W. r.. Il.
p. Perkins, Ware, Msss. !; Geo. Wood,
Brookline, Macs. Miss josie Whippls, San
Rafael.
Eighty three through emigrants left on last
nights emigiant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento Octobec 9th.
NEwHALL, September 2S.h.-Passed here
to-day, to arrive in San Francisco to morrow
Murat Masters and wife. Prescott, A. T.; w.
l.. Chalmers, San Francisco General Harde.
man and wife, Austin. Tex; Evan J. Cole.
man, San Francisco Sadie Lawson, Illinois;
Mrs. Meyer. Tombstone J. G.. Croker and
wife, Sumner, Col; +. E. Hewitt, Ella
Hewitt, LIS Angeles; G. IT. Condee, Mrs.
Condee, San Bsrnardino; II. Kahn, San
Francisco; w. B. Jones, Mrs. J. F. Jones,
Portland, Or; Mr.. Rhuds and daughter,
Sacramento Mrs. Chas. Hoerchrer, San
Francisco; Mrs. Wa. A. Cheney, ii. B.
Fox, Los Angeles: J. P NswmaIk. wife and
children, julius G,ldsmiEh, San Francisco ;
Dick D~yer, Dutch Fiat; M. X. Barrette
and prisoner, Los Angeles II. ii. Nojes,
Prescott; Governer Vsugahan, New York ;
J. G. johnson, oakland; John Cole, San
Barnardino; VIM. Brown, San Pedro; S.
Woodtep, Los Angeles H J. Clifford. Chico
G. w. Dunn. San Francisco; Wm. O'Mera,
Prescott; L. f. Woodward and wife, Oak
land; Nestor A. Yourg. San Frarciaco.
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DIED..


B ighton, September 2S-Charles Curtis, 3G wears,
month and % days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
the Calvary Baptist Church, street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, this afternoon at $50
o'clock
Sacramento September 2S-John Welsh, a native Of
Ireland, 46 years philadelphia papers please
copy0
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place from
the undertaking rooms Of J. Frank Clark, No.
lOl7 Fourth street, between and X, tomorrow
Saturday afternoon at o'clock
On the road TO the East, September 2T-Miss Louisa
Oswald, native OF Germany, SO years. German
papers pisase copy)
Funeral notice hereafter.I
Fort Jones, September 23-Robert s. Green, 90
years, months and Is days.
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4 STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IF
Il you are so unfortunate as 10 require them
With mind matured and enriched by studies of an
advanced order, can safely say that there is hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human ills that | can.
not treat to a successful Issue.
LADlES-I am always ready to assist Won Nv
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience l am now able 70 treat you with the
certainty OF success No peculiar to YOUR deli
cate organism is beyond my sure control
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior to any
offered heretofore and will be warranted to have the
desired effect in all cases.
Those OF the public who need my services can
pend upon gentenanly, honorable snd i.l,1
treatment at reasonable rates.
l address particularly those who have been in
lured by youthful indiscretions, and thos, who
have contracted local dis eases
Persons afiic ed can, II they prefer consult me
by letter, detailing the symptoms OF the diseass or
trouble, and receive medicine By express, With full
instructions. 81 letters must be directed 10 j. H.
JosSEhIN, NJ. D., 226 Suffer street, San Francis
CO, Cal.
Cure Narrated in all cases, or no pay required.
Consultations personally or by letter, GRATIS Send
foi book. Comfortable apartments Tor patients at
my Intrmary (when desired), with experienced
nurses
Consultation Parlors 22G Suffer street, adjoining
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hours From A v. TO N
Ny Diploma hangs sn my Office.
Purchase my Essay Physiology and Marriage.
For sale by all neTsdealers.
,. ". JessELVX, N. ID.
~ uT
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, September 27-By Rev II. H. Rice
Samuel Woods TO Mrs. Frances Ellis, both O
Woodbridge.
Sacramento, september 2S-By Rev. II. H. Rice,
Eljlh N. Thomas, Of Sacramento, to Hattie j.
Swift, of MarysviHe.
San Francisco, September 2G-Charles E Benedict
to Jane Bened ct.
San Francisco September 27-Chares A. Mohrhardt
to Ella L. Neil.
San Franc'scu, September 2C-M D. MisIayskv TO
Anne Gray.
San Francisco, - -George W. Stone to Marie
Nalade.
Sonora, September l0-Ceoryo W. Rodge to May
Howard.
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COMMERCIAL.
saa Francisco Produce Market.

San FRANCISCO, September 28th-1 P. NJ.
fLouR-Good jobbing trade Best City Extra,
% 373@j So; superfne "a SOFA IS Interior Extra,
"a % as 25: Interior superdne. 80 75o. . Dbl
HHEEr-There is practically no market in Liver
pool. and values at that center much depressed
TO-DAY, according TO telegraphic advices The local
market seems to be in full sympathy with the for.
eign situation. 1t is long time since proceedings
on call at the Produce Exchange were characterized
with so little spirit was e,inced this morning.
For small spot lots Of No. l, 81 s. was bid but the
demand at that figure was comparatively insigni6
can't. bidding on future account showed a weak
condition OF affa rs. The only sale recorded was
lot OF 100 tons buyer November at 81 20 The best
DID for seller November, was 81 90 Z ell, with no
offerings For October, 81 60 was the highest bid
POSSIBLY the occurrence Of Collection Day and the
near closing of the month had some influence in
vail
AT the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales in
Guided 200 tons No. 2 November 81 6S4 26O do.
81 60 q ctl.
Quotations of No. 2 grades Wheat at leading cen
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San FRANCISCO Neat market.

Following are rates Tor whole carcasses from
| slsughterers to dealers
BEEP-PriIne, 75dSc medium grades GLAZE:
| Inferior, 55Qd6c . 10.
yEAI-Large calves, 6l@7c; small ones s@9Ic
| 9 D.
| ACKNOWLEDGES are quotable at 4I35c and
ewes at 49i1c q Ii, according to quality.
| LAMB-Quotabie at d6Ic y n.
| PoRs-Lvelhogs, 71073c for hard, ard 6la7c for
| soft; dressed do, lOsglO2c o Ii for hard grain
| Hogs
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ROSAa.

Red Bluff, September 2!-wite Of f. C. Fortier a
daughter
Grass Valley, September 23-wife OF Al Burrows, a
daughter
Grass Valley, September l2-w.fe of James McCau-
ley, son.
Arbuckle, September 2-Wife Of Tacitus R. az
buckle, a son.
Fort Jones, September 2s-wite Of j. W. Reynolds,
son.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT Two-DENsoN, Judge

IHIkspil, ) 3pltInDeT ., ISSL.
Cara L. Brown Va. z. d. Burbank Continued
until October Sd.
Win. J. Davis VS.. the County Of Standardization.
tinusd until October 80.
Michael Wagner Vs. Helen Wagner ct al-Case
tried and continued for argument until October
29th.
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Mr.. Julius Hoffsta]e, Madison. Ind, bears
hearty testimony to the wonderful cure by
St Jacobs Oh, of his wife, who suffered ter
ribly with Rheumatism. Permanent relief
followed It's use.
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Look OR for Saturday, September S0sh-
for explanation, call 81 Aczerman's,
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A RELIABLE means OF graduating local dis.
ease Of the skin, viz: GieDn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, 80 cents.
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"DoYT DIE in the house." "Rough on
Rats" clears cut rats. mice, flies, reaches,
bedbugs. - cents.
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and sHohs,

Little Boys Boots; sizes, z to 10, 81
q pair.
Mems C0lf, Setce6 AIeScis Shoes, So.
Ladies' Fine French KID, Button
Shoes, 'S3 25.
Infants French Kid Shoes, 20 cents.
Misses C0lfskin, FOred School
Shoes; sizes, Ito 9. Price, 81 80.
Ladies' Kid and cloth, Button Shoes:
e.Ctr0 high cut. So.
Mems tll-stOcA, Kip Boots: heavy
sOles, So so.
Good Br0g07as, 81.
ChiIdren's Stout School Shoes sizes.
6 to 10 I-2. Price, rs cents.
Boys Congress Caters; sizes, I to 3.
Price, 81 so.
LADIES' Kid Shoes. 9Cjth aC0raed bat
tOR-hOtes, So 25.
Mems Fine H0nd-sesced Dress Boots.
So %.
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DoS'T be paying fancy prices for crocksry
and glassware, when you can buy it at mere
tri1e st Ackerman's closing. out sale.
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A Fine Fruit Ranch of Ice Acres. near
Sacramento, consisting of o sores in Vineyard,
acres in Strawberries, ceres In BlAckbarries, G
acres in Orchard, with fruit 0; all varieties !; 10
Windms and Pumps, horsepower; good build
ings; well nsed price $40 COG
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fdE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
IDAY. .sEPVENRvN 90 1890
ADvgRTIsEMEHr MENTION.

Executors notice to creditors.
ing. 0'eH'
strayed-Two-year old heifer.
For Sale House and lot
Removed Dressmaker.
Wsnted-Girl for homework.
Wanted Tn-roofer
For Assessor-J. 7. Griffitts
l. o. r. b., No. 2s-To-nigh.
For District Attorney-John T. Carey.
ror State Ssnator-Frederick Cox
Sacramento Home schooI-Term begins octo.
Der LIST
Y. NJ. c. A-Reception tonight.
Business Advertisements.
Mechznics' Store-Boots and shoes
HoughtoEs-School supplies
Ackerman & Co.-Gala day Saturday.
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NEw LINE of ladies' underwear, s1methiue
very stylish, just in at Red House.
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FRESH DAILT.-Salt water fish, salmon,
perch, catfish, crabs, CLANS and shrimps, at
Fulson Market, Fifth and K streets.
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MEN OF THE HOUR.

He was born st Leipzig in the year 1913.
His father was police actusry, who died six
months after the birth of his gifted son. De-
prived of experienced guidance in the direc-
ton which Nature had intended him to fol-
low, young Wagner amused himself with
original musical and literary composition, i'm
itating bswildering variety OF authors in
both. With . practical eye he watched the
success OF others, and made himself moot
conspicuous among the aspirants who had
something new to offer the public of the
kind which had already won II cir approval
When he was 10 years old one Of his compo-
sitions was Luz upon the stage, aud he has
toilad ever since, during the most of the time.
against such discouragsments of poverty and
numerous temporary failures as but few men
could 90 through without suffering the col
lapse OF their hoaes. But Wagner has
always believed in himself TO @ degree that
would be called excessive but for the fact that
Re has attained the hirh.st position among
living composers.
His fundamental principle il shat the poe.
try and The melody Of dramatic music should
form unise5ly the one and inssparable ex-
pression OF the story. rs symboIizss the
principal springs Of action in the drama
chiefly by means OF orchestral Effects, whieh
recGr at intervals, with variations to prevent
monotony. The work Of the scene painter,
the gas man and the stage carpenter under
his skilltGl management becomes an artistic
performance harmonizing with the mrs:c and
the words. The subjects OF his greatest pro-
auctions are founded exclusively upon myths
and popular legends. Consequently, while
almost wanting in human interest, they are
cousunmste feasts to such gifted imaginative
souls :s sis st the sses ct the magical poet and
musician.
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Wool SoARFs for 10 cents at Red House,
for Children.
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TIE High, Grammar, Night snd all the
Primary Schools viii begin on Monday, Oc-
tober q, except the Twenty-seventh and J.
street School, which viii open on Wednesday
morning, October LII.
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEw YORK, September 2Sth.
BRzADsTJFR5 - Flour is steady and Wheat is
strong, latter at 81 O5al 10 y bGshel
WooL-Calit0rnis is more active at 129l4c for
tall hurry, and l6@20c for clean fall spring bury
!502Oc; clean spring, 2iG32c /; pulled, 1Sg42c
HIDEs-Cslfornia are strong at 24G24Bc.
CHICAGO, September 2SEh.
WHKAr-9Slc for October
CoRE-59sc for October.
PoaK-S2i % for October.
LARD-sl2 60 for October.
BAooN-s13 10 for October for ribs and ga &C
for short ribs
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Farm OF 40 Acres on Lower Stockton
Road, tour miles from Sacramento price 81, 900.
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BEADED CAPEs for ladies, just in from New
York to- day, OF Red House.
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a GRAND SPECIAL" REDUCTION SALE OF
crockeryware takes place on Saturday. Sep.
TENDER 30th, at Ackermsns, GO street,
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FoR fever and sgue liver complaint, ETC.,
physicians recommend IXL Bi.ters.
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Rock AND RYE cursz colds, csughs and
bronchial diseases. G. W. Chssiey, agent. .
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A Farm OF IS0 Acres near Auburn Good
Building small Orchard, vineyard, etc.; price
$500.
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Fresh DAILY.-Ssls water fish. salmon,
perch, catfisb, crabs, clans snd shrimps, al
Fulton Market, Fifth and K streats.
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Dairy or Grain Farm Of 800 Acres. w
100 Acres Gromes.ead TITLED: DIV

I69 Acres Near Auburn. Placer county,
well improved Has Good Orchard-all varieties
OF Trees, Vineyard Small Dwelling, Barn, Farm
ing Tools, etc. Price, $4,000.
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OF singular posis;va, aggressive and per-
siStent nature. and a man of genius, Will
helm Richard Wagner has succeeded very far
ia the accomplishment Of q revolution in dra-
matte music.
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Sacramento Produce aark..-wholssals.

LIVERPOOL, September 18th
WHEAT-California spot lots are dull at 90 Id
to 9s I'd. Cargo lots, ass Cd for Just sh pped
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Dairy, Grain and Fruit
RANCHES FOR SALE
BY
SWe efser & AlsiD
&&-AE E2&E @TI
III S u RANGE AGENTS,
No. 1915 Fourth street,
RETWEhS ASD X. SACRAMENTO.

Dairy. Fruit or Grain Ranch or 400 Acres
nice Dwelling; good Bare 40xll2; Fruit OF all
| varieties; 10 acres in alfalfa; acres in Red
Glover, which can be increased TO 100 one half of
! land is tta5le balance timber and pasture a
good Milk Route in the town of Plymouth There
goes with the place 10 head of Stock, 6 Horses, 3
Wagons, let Of Hogs, all Farming Tools Milk
Route, Dairy Implements, etc There are three
good Carp Ponds on the place. Situated II miles
| from Plymouth, Amador county. Will be sold at a
| bargain.
| Dairy or Grain Farm Of 500 Acres. with
good Buildings Of al. kinds for Dairy purposes :
Flows, Harrows, etc; viii all produce Alfalfa I
miles from Sacramento will give easy terms of
| payment; price, $4,000
$50 Acres, with small Orchard and Vine.
yard well timber'd spring of living water on
the place Dwelling and small Barn price, &c. 200
100 Acres GIemssiead TITLED; Dwelling,
small Barn ; 800 fruit bearing Trees Vineyard Of
$40 Vines being the key to a good Stock Range !;
price, 5000. Tools, Stock, garrows, Plows 90
head of stock Cattle, can be purchased with place
if desired.
I69 Acres Near Auburn. Placer county.
well improved Has Good Orchard-all varieties
OF Trees, Vineyard; Small Dwelling, Barn, Farm.
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swEETsER d ALsIP. Sacramento.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

~ Ask Your Druggist or Wine Nerchap,
for them. 90 S-,Ppi
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RALAEiAL. EISEASESI

Nitalze the System, and arrest the ravages Of the
dreadful Alcohol Habit, DIPSOMkNIA."
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-07-08
Ladies as Grain Dealers.
New York journal Of Commerce.

New York journal Of Commerce.
Two blooming ladies, fair 10 look
upon and elegantly dressed, rode
down on the street-car together to at
tend to their duties at the Women's
Grain Exchange. One was a blonde,
the other a pronounced brunette.
They were much interested in discuss
ing the present unsettled condition Of
the market, especially the decline IN
wheat, and so deeply engaged that
they did not stop to think how extra
ordinary their conversation sounded
in the ears of their uuinitiated listen
ers, Said the blonde: "Oh, this drop
is to be accounted for in many ways.
The millerS have shut off grinding,
and because the late fall farmers will
not need so much grain for feed. Be
sides, there is a good deal OF monkey
business among spectators, and they
are banging away at each other with
out regard to the propriety of things,
or actual condition OF the supply and
demand
81 tunbled into a pretty good thing
on hat last bust, = said the brunette.
az don't care il the whole bottom falls
out.n
AZ do.n %retorted the other; II am
an awful big bull; | believe in crowd
ing. I'm long now, and stood in for
81 80"
"Maybe I'd better straddle,n sug-
gested the other.
mo. don't you straddle anything.
That1l break up the best OF 'em.
You might as well try to straddle a
buzz-saw.h
This was too much for II of the
passengers, a Board of Trade man.,
who smiled so ardently that the ladies
were confusedlv Interrupted, and sig
nailed TO the conductor TO stop tue
car. There vas a twitter as the two
got out.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-07-08

1'he cabalistic o. X, says the Mem
phis Avalanche, was first officially
used by Old Keokuk, the pacific chief
of the Sacs and Foxes. When he sold
iowa to Uncle Sam he signed the deed
with his initials, O. X. His co-chief,
the fiery b. X. tBlack Hawk refused
10 sell or sign away the rights OF his
people 10 this beautiful land, and
hence the ssBlack Hawk war; Old
Keokuk years ago passed on to the
happy hunting grounds of the Great
Beyond, but his sign continues To
supply a long felt want IN the Eng
lish language.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-07-08
Ne Likee Bl. st..n.' -
Sacramento Bee.


The Chinese are coming instead of
going. Twenty-tnree arrived by I'M
migrant train from Boston yesterday
afternoon, to resume their residence
in California. They have been East
several years. One of them, who
looked as happy as a clam, stopped
here. When asked about his resi-
dence in the Puritan country he said;
mo likee. Bloston people too much
'ligion, too d-n good; no pay much
wagee; too muchee talk, pleaeh all
time; make China cook go TO church
alice same Clistian; no pay for washee
on Sunday; they entirely tootoo, alice
same d-n foolee Oscar Wilee; no sabe
Chinaman: no good; not many Chi
namen ever 90 to Massachusetts,"
Another who spoke English as nu-
emily as the most cultured, said that
in Massachusetts the wage paid to
servants were much less than to girls
and that the wages in California are
twice as good. He says that China
men in America hope that no more
will come from China, because the
prices paid for labor will be reduced
IL many come.