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HY1IENEAL HAPPENINGS.
Two Weddings To-Day. - One Very
Recherche AFFAIR.
DoUx-DE Bocs

LIE DoUx-DE BOOZE.
Monsieur Simon lie Doux, of Usage
City, and MademoiselIe Francia De
Bouge, of Reading, were married ct the
Coolidge parlors Wednesday at 10
O'Clock. At the appointed moment. dur
ing the rendition of a beautiful wedding
march by Mrs. s. P. Chase, the bridal
party entered the room, the bride lean
ing upon the arm of her father, ana fol-
lowed by her attendants, Misses Lydia
LIE Doux and Emma Loughlin. The
groom was attended by Laurent De
Bouge and Ebiel lie Deux. The
bride was presented to the groom
and then the party passed
uP the room and stood before the Off
ciating clergyman, Rev, Father Meier,
who conducted the ceremony In the i'm
pressive formula Of the Catholic church.
The groom wore the regulation black,
with white gloves, and presented very
interesting appearance. The bride was
charming indeed, her trOusseau being
very elegant; the dress was a cream
cGesmire dc pInas, richly embroidered
with schrimp pink; orange blossoms, a
veil of silk tulle, white kid gloves and
white kid slippers, completed toilet
that was elegant enough for queen.
The ceremony was witnessed by a
company of twenty or twenty-five.
Several valuable presenta were given.
The bride and groom left on the Mis-.
souri, Pacific train at :4S for Chetopa,
where they will spend few days. Next
Sunday they will be at Usage City,
where reception will be rendered them
nv the o,room1s friaDdS
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LIST or LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for in the post once at
Emporia, Kansas, for the week ending
Oct a. 1881 Say 'tadvertisedrs when called
for, and give date OF advertisement:
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N. AMsBAuau.

FoR SALE.--2.OOO high grade Merino
sheep; also so choice MeIiuo bucks.
Call on or write to l. Webster, Dunlsp,
Kansas.
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AN HONEST OFFER.

the complaint, write 70 Us snd we Will efT1
you on trial oae c9 our large ELECTRO
AED1GAfED PADS, provided Soz agree 70
costs You nothing 20 Try Il. Book. etc. air-
ing fEIi particulars. free. Address
ELECEEO PAD MFG CO
BrookIya, \. T.
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]. s. Gibson will soon commence the
erection of commodious warehouse on
the west of his store building.
The EmporIa vehicles containing the
speakers and visitors as they came into
town were mistaken for funeral.
Glassware and queensware at
Browns.
Bring in your country produce.
Brown wants all butter and eggs at
highest market prices.
New stock of Zephyrs and German
town yarn, at j. D. Gibson's.
Fresh sorghum at Browns.
Try pair of those light kip boots,
at j. d. Gibson's.
Have you seen those new satin
prints and domestic ginghams at ]. d.
Gibson's.
We have very choice line of boys's
calf boots. Try us. ]. d. Gibson.
Fresh dried beef at j. G. Browns.
New teas at j. G. Browns; also tea
from 80 cents to 81 per pound.
j. C. Brown has ten kinds of chew
ing tobacco from 40 cents upward.
TUESDAY, Oct. 81
DR.. Sax, of Toledo, it is rumored, talks
of locating in Americas
Rev. Mr.. Erffinger, at the present
writing, is lying very low. But very lit
tie hopes are entertained for his rccoy-
cry.
Horace Archer was in close proximi-
ty to the rear of double, barreled shot
gun when both loads went off at once.
The result is that he has a face that
looks as if a mule had kicked him
Beautiful weather
The scholars of the Americas schools
| are making rapid advancement under
the present efficient corps OF teachers.
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MIAMI COUNTY NURSERIES, KANSAS.
The farmers and people of Lyon
County who desire GOOD THRIFTY fruit
trees, etc, and TRUE To NAME, will find
il TO their interest TO buy from j. NJ.
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Kansas City Investment Company, Em-
poria. Kansas.
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rs, agent,

EMPoRIA, Kans., June 20, 80.
have bought fruit trees and vines OF
Mr.. Perkins which gave me entire sat
isfaction. w. s. HARLAN.
TuOa HfaHwnOD
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IMPoRTANT TO FARMERs-Go to
headquarters with your butter, eggs.
poultry aud grain-to N. Amsbaugh at
Dunlap, Kansas, where you can buy
goods OF all kinds al bottom prices.
My present prices are rs follows;
Butter. 81 cents
Eggs. .................. cents
Lard. Is cents
N AMsRAYlau
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RAILReAp TINE TABLE.

KirosfS IaD T7oHzSD REANcn.
- Arrives Leaves
How ard Accc4nodAt,a. SPIN 15oa.Tn.
nzza0ura Rae16e.
Daily aHeeak Sunday
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Always look at Tatham's bargains.

Your friend is the man who saves you
money. That man Is latham.
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CuNN1NauAM 8 McCARrY

Money-To loan at cheap rates.
Il u DayNr rant
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At Mrs. J. NJ billiards. Saturday. o.
tober 28th
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AROUND TOWN.

P. j. CARMICHAEL, Clerk.
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GATHERING OF THE DEMOCRACY.

The Democratic County Convention will
In this city, ct IL A N. to-day, for the pHr.
pose OF nominating county ticket TO be
voted for 10 the coming November election.
The Convention will be composed of 42O dele.
gates-240 from the city and $50 from the
CO Intry. A complete list Of the delegates
has already appeared in the columns Of this
paper. A large number of names are spoken
OF as aspirants TO the different offices, few
OF which are given below:
For State Senator-Fred. Cox, DIR. Man.
love and DR.. Caples.
Assembly,. NJ. Belcher, ellis Doty, Fl.
M. Larue, Philip Scheld, J. H McKune, Fl.
L. Nichols. G. f. Klink, A. C. Hinkson and
r. o. Cravens.
Sherif-A. Il. Estil. Oliver Plumuer and
j. B. Taylor.
District Attorney. L. Carey and d. E.
Alexander.
Trsasurer-M. Fay, George Cone, Lewis
Schmeizie, ID. L. Callahan, E. Klebitz, A.
d. Patterson.
Assessor - Chesterfield Wells, Erskine
Greer, Thos. L. Acock and A. Keithley.
County Clerk. Stevenson, NJ r. Beard
and A. S. Woods.
Auditor and Recorder-Jacob Wilem, P.
j. Harvey and j. w. Bromegan,
Public Administrator-George f. Bronner
and VIM. Laufkotter.
Coroner--John Miller, r. H. Byers, j. P.
Counts and G. w. Davis.
SUPERINTENDENT of Public Instruction-H.
a. kellum, w. l.. Willis and j. d. Mona.
han.
Police Judge-W. A. Henry and r. w.
Clarken.
Supervisors-FirstP Precinct: Robt. Allen,
y. Laufkotter, Thomas Fox, T. d. SERVER
and A. Klink. Second Precinct: VIM.
Mclaughlin and d. j. Constitute. Third
Precinct: L. Nicolaus, w. d. Comstock,
Z. II. Russell and John Ochsner. Fourth
Precinct: james Mcclure. 18th Precinct
A. G. Smith, J. B. Taylor and Benjamin
Bailey. Sixth Precinct-B. F. Bates and j.
5. Meredith. Seventh Precinct: j. N.
Smith, Isaac Freeman, Alfred Kaufman and
John Miller.
Justices of the Peace for the city-Peter
Hannah and r. Nj. Clarken.
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PAssI NIGER LISTS.

CARLIN, September 6th.-Passed here to.
day. to arrive in Sacramento Tomorrow
]. Murce, g. Fl. Willshurst, London, Egn
Mrs. A. w. Starbird. Mrs. NJ p. Webster.
Morris U. Bates. B. I. Lacy, ". B. Calvert,
p. johnson, San Francisco /; G. II. Stafford,
U. s. Navy Mrs. ID. S. Terry, Stockton,
CAL; Major F. mclaughlin, wife and daugh-
ter. 0roville. Cal; A. Reed. V. Bsavi. s,
England; A.. T. Metcalf. Cauandaieus, n.
Y; w. r. Buchanan, Honolulu Mrs. A.
Dorwaid and child, Scotland; G. II. Lod.
better and family. Denver, Col; Mrs. l.
Marks and daughter, Ogden; w. Layna-
chan, Salt Lske Fl. i. Ellis, j. Meyer, New
York; II. Raschen and family, Canada ;
Mrs. Phoda Green, Oakland Mrs. E. f.
Davisou, Portland. Ogn.; Go emigraat pas
sengers, including 90 males, to arrive In Sac
ramento September ssh.
OMAHA, September 6sh.-Lefs here so-day,
to arrive in Sacramento September I0sh :
Mrs. III. H. Parsons, Mrs. S. H. Parsons,
oakland s. B. Tonne, Japan Miss Nellie
Colley, Qaiscy; IL; ID Li3dlsy, Los
w. Bro.Tn. Eureka, New. - Beck
and wife, Bodie; j. n. Mack. ~ ork
J. h. Clenes. Sonora; Mrs. j. n. EeSel:
Miss Eckel. s. Corbin, San Francisco Chas.
B. Wells, New York.
Fifty-f four through emigrsnts left on last
nights train. to arrive ia Sacramento Sep
TENDER 15sh.
NKwHALL September 65h.-Passed here
to-day to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
S. A. Tuttle, Los ANGLER; w. E. Chssley
and wife. Banson. A. T.; Ed Ellis. New
York; J. III. Hull, San Francisco: Ed
Every and wife. Anaheim, CAL; n. Il. Vail,
Los Angeles; Z n. Fish, J. A Whitmore,
Tucson; L. Murphy, San Francisco; Col.
hivermore. San juan H. r. Hsrtys, II. d.
Lincoln, Texas; John Gray, Tucson; ].
Sample, Illinois; Ed Asian, d. Mahouey,
Los Angeles; A. Comstock, Arizona; IL.
Raphael and family, Les Angeles; w. A.
Moore. San Francisco E. f. Wilcox, W.
d. Wilcox. LaGrange, Ohio 7. K. Trun.
dell. Colorado c. Elliott, San Bernardino /;
a. E. Edwards, J. NJ Davis, Anna Vic rs,
Z. d. McCarty, Mrs. C. S. Fitzpatrick, Los
Angeles J. Boos, Wisconsin John Iuman,
San Francisco.
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CAPITAL CHIPS.

The Board ct Supervisors met yesterday,
but transacted no business of importance.
the many friends Of Frederick Cox will be
pleased to learn that be is rapidly recovering
from his recent illness. Mr.. Cox is stopping
at Howell Mountain.
The funeral of Adolph Walther will take
place this afternoon, and will Re attended by
the Chosen Friends, Ancient Order of United
Workmen, and Court Capitol Lodge of For.
esters.
George W. Hancock was stepped Tuesday
evening. about haif-past 10 o'clock, by two
footpads at the corner of Fourteenth and II
streets. They demanded his money at the
point of pistol Mr.. Hancock was relieved
of So so and allowed to pass on.
P. S. Lawson's horse, attached to light
wagon, ran away yesterday from K street,
between Fourth and Fifth. He ran down X
to Second, up Second to where he was caught.
No damage was done further than the scat.
tering Of the contents of the wagon along the
street.
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Complete yindicaiion-Sudden Death
Wheat Recetpis-An amnr0yius Tawu


Wheat Rece,pis-An Improving Town.
DAYTON, September 6:h.-The examina.
ton Of &. A. LuUdy, on charge cf assisting
the escape and secretion of Blanchard last
May, resulted in Lundy's complete vindica,
tior. st. Clair swore that Lundy gave
Blanchard horse. Benbow swore that some
one gave Blanchard horse. The horse 81.
legged to have been given was in the pasture
some days subsequent. st. Clair and Ben
bow were doubtless knowing to Blanchard's
escape. st. Clair has discovered to the
Sheriff the false Jail keys used. This arrest,
examination and proof had nothing to do
with the Cummings murder. st. Clair will
be examined tomorrow
Mrs. L. Cranion died this morning of heart
disease, aged rs years. Her remains are en-
route for Salem. in charge of her son.in-law,
z. III. Breymen.
yield is % bushels to the acre.
The town is rapidly improving, and many
emigrants are arriving.
Democratic Primaries.
WALLA WALLA, September 9th. - The
democratic primaries to day, only two tickets
being In the field for Sheriff, resulted in favor
of james B. Thompson. As MANY votes
were cast as at the Republican primary, when
several tickets were out for Delegate and
other offices.
Identity Not Proven.
PORT TOWNSEND, September 6th.-John
Armstrong was arrested here to-day on the
complaint Of detective Stevenson, of Sonoua
county, Cal, on suspicion of being one Lee.
who murdered his wife and child in that
county in 1875. As the evidence brought
forward did not prove his identity, he was
discharged
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TO MY oLp pATRoMs.

II STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE; SERVICES III
YOU are so unfortunate as I'd, require them.
With mind mature 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 successful issue.
LADIES' am always ready to assist you. Ny
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. / am now able to treat you with the
certainty of success No case pecu lar TO your deli
cate organism is beyond my sure control
My Female Monthly Medicines ara superior 10 any
offered heretofore, and will be warranted to have the
desired effect in all cases.
Those Of the public who need ny services can de.
pend upon gentiemanly. honorable aad scientific
treatment - reasonable rates -.
address particularly those who have bees>fh
jured by youthful indiscretions, and theS who
have co,Ii4 otsd local diseases.
Persons affiie, ed can, If they PA consult me
BY letter, detailing the ssvpptomsl khe disease or
trouble and receive medicine by exfress, with full
instructions. All letters must be directed To J. H.
JoSSELYN, 4. D., 226 Suffer street, San Frances
co, Cal
Cure warranted in all cases, or nc pay required.
Consultations, personally by letter. gratis. Send
for book Comfortable apartments for patients at
my Inirmary (when desiredl with experienced
nurse
Con,ultation Parlors 226 Suffer street, adjoining
the Young Mems Christian Association Building
gffice hours-From A. v. TO 8P.M
MY Diploma hangs In my office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage.
For sale by all newsdeales.
j. n. JOssELYN, NJ. ID.
iy7-3p1m&swIinWE
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BRITISH COLUMBIA,
Items from Yietoria

VICTORIA (B. c.. September 6:h.-Arm-
strong, the new Provincial Secretary, was re.
turned for the New Westminster district by
majority of 81.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company
have rendered the use of their new steamship
queen OF the Pacific to the Marquis of Lorne
and Princess Louise.
Captain lambda, of the British bark AL.
bany, who shot himself in the head On Thurs.
day night, died this morning,
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BORN.
nento, September 1-w'.o Of J. Bauer, son
DIED.

Sacramento, September 5-Adoph G.. walther, 81
years, months aud 10 days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
his late residence, corner Of Third and ] streets,
this afternoon at o. clock
Sacramento September Robert H. Small, native
OF Baltimore, 40 years, months and days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. which will take place from
his late residence, Third street, between and
NJ, this afternoon at !. o'clock
Sacramento September Oh. B. Collier, q native
of Kentucky, 70 years, month and 2 days.
Funeral notice hereafte..i
Sacramento, September 6-John Herring a native
of New York, 70 years, months and days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Little York, September Earl Clayton, only son of
George and Maggie johnson, months and IL days.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Attempted outrage at OskIand-Mys.
teriaus sickness on the Southern Pacific
The Chico Fair-Prfmaries I'm Wash.
fngtan TerrifOry-ThEO"B from n Horse
and Badly IDjured-The Truekee River
Observation-Disclosures Races-Etc.
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Texas Lands.

E0RD kELsEY HAVE ON HAND .sssa
IL large bodies CT CHOICE FARMING and ~
GRAZING LANDS In Taylor county and the adj -
joining counties in Texas. They represent large
quantity Of well selected state school lands and can
afford to sell these lands very reasonable terms
and on twenty years time. Their iands vary in
price from 81 10 to s. per acre. according to loca-
ton, quality Of land, etc They would respectfully
request all persons making investments that por-
ton Of Texas to call on them They already have
Califofnisns who have visited northwest Texas and
the reason for IT one can readily imagiSe. E. n.
Ford has been rehdeat Of Taylor county for five
or six years, and is thoroughly acquainted with the
county and a the counties imRe+s.. lv surround.
| ing Taylor F. NJ Kelsey has been a rcsi7efr0
that county for sonlewhat year, and has made
the soil and pecul arities OF Texas study. Any
information desired will be gladly furnished Ad
dress FORD & KELSEY, Abilene, Taylor county,
Texas aul9 3p1m'
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NEW ART STUDIO.

II II. GAINES, ARTIST, e27 J STREET, SAC.
ramento, sal.-The Peoples Gallery All
kinds Of pictures made, from brilliant little tin.
type TO a life-sze port-at. GOOD work and rea.
sonable prices b my motto. Like the merchant
with his 5 cent calico and his IS silk, so / have all
prices, from The cheapest and plainest finish to the
mos: elegant and artistic polite invitation is
tended TO all to Witt my Studio, 627 street. (over
Dale & Co.'S Storey au2R islm
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CRACKERS { CORRECTIONS!

-" FISHER, NOS. sos AND ssIo STREET,
H. Sacramento. has Just taken the Wholesale
Agency Of the CALIFORNIA CRACE Err COMPANY
OF San Francisco. CRACKERS SOIL at lowest San
Francisco prices, with difference in lime and freight
in favor Of purchasers. Also, FISIER'S CHOICE
CONNECTIONS. at lowest market rntes au22- 2rern
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ARIZONA.


Reception and Banquei-Trains on Time.
PRESCOTT. September CHA grand re-
ception aud banquet was given here to Gen.
erals Wilcox and Crook last evening at the
thester.
The trains of the Atlantic and Pacific are
running on regular time to Williams. Stages
from there connect, carrying passengers and
mails in ten hours.
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WASHINGTON TasRIToRY.

Speaker of the House is between J. K.
Pruitt, Of Polk county, and Geo. W. Nc.
Bride, of ST. Helens.
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ISECoND DISPATCH.l
OREGON.
A auiet Election.

&nlet Eiectt0ns
The DALLEs, SEPTEMBER 6,h.-The cleo
ton passed eff quielly. No interest was
taken ia it, except by the Fusionists and
majority; Hood River, 81; Dufur. 100.
There is no doubt of ais election.
Highway Robbers Sentenced Electric
Lights Resignation.
PORTLAND. September 6.h.-Smith and Nc.
Kern. convicted of highway robbery. were
sentenced respsctivelNto fifteen and ten years
imprisonment. Robert Riley was sentenced
fer five years.
The Souncil tonight granted a permit to
George W.. Weidier to erect electric lights
throughout The city. The work will begin
tomorrow.
City Auditor Durhsm resigned tonight to
take effect September 18th.
Mesfing of i1he ~lesfSIature-The United
states senaiofs.aip.
PORTLAND, September 6sh.-TEs. Legisla.
tuse meets next Monday, when Goyarpor
Moody takes his seat. The first businesa
will be the election of United States Sena-
tor to succeed Hon. L. F. Grover. Among
the men who may be said to be seeking the
place are ex-senator J. H. Mitchell, J, n,
Williams, of this city; Judge R. P. Boise,
of Salem; ". Carey johnson, of Oregon
City; w. Lair Hill. of The Dalles,
and w. d. Hare, of Washington
county. Mitchell. the only candidate
who is making what may be termed
SIGHT" has more positive strength than
any other candidate. but is not acceptable to
the independent Republicans. His supporters
claim that be viii receive the caucus nomina-
ton OF the frat ballot, aud will be elected
without doubt. The contest, however. pro-
misses to be long and hot. Hon. Sci. Hirsch.
Of this city, will without doubt be reelected
President Of the Senate. The choice for
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PoFAToEs IN BoxEs.-We are receiving
daily the largest 10. Of choica potatoes that
ever came to this market, selected especially
to the box. Don't fsil to try them. d. De
Bernardo & Co,
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Dairy, Grain and Fruit
RANCHES FOB SALE
By
SWeetser & AIsip
EIAL. ESTAr1
iNSU RAN CE a GENTS,
No. 1Ol5 Fourth street,

Dairy. Fruit or Grain Ranch or 400 Acres /:
nice Dwelling; good Barn, 40xl12; Fruit of ali
varieties 40 acres in alfalfa; acres in Red
Clover, which can be increased 10 100 one half Of
land is tillable, balance timber and pasture; a
good Milk Route in the town of Plymouth There
goes with the place 10 head Of Stock 6 Horses 8
Wagons, lot Of Hogs, all Farming Tools Milk
Route, Dairy Implements, etc. There three
good Carp Ponds on the place. Situated II miles
from Plymouth, Amador county. viii be sold at
bargain.
Dairy or Grain Farm of 800 Acres. with
good Buildings of ali kinds for Dairy PURPOSES /;
Plovs, Harrows, etc; will all produce Alfalfa 7
miles from Sacramento will give easy terms OF
payment; price, sl5, 900.
Is0 Acres, with small Orchard and Vine.
yard well timber spring Of living water on
the place Dwelling and email Barn price, So Edo
100 Acres (Homestead TtfieD; Dwelling.
small Barn 600 fruit bearing Trees Vineyard OF
300 Vines being the key 10 a good Stock Range !;
price, $500. Tools Stock, Harrows, Plows, 80
hs. sls Of can be purchased with place
ALso-
Ise Acres Near SshnEn, Placer county.
well improved Has Good Ofscsa{d-an varieties
Of Trees, Vineyard Small DweIIirsg, Barn, Farm.
ing Tools, etc. Price, $4,000.
--Also-
FERN Of Ie0 Acres near Auburn Good
Building small Orchard. vineyfrd, ETC.; price
$500.
Farm OF 40 Acres on Lower EtocktAn
Road, tour miles from Sacramento price $1,000
-ALso@
A Fine Fruit Ranch OF Iss Aeres. near
Sacramento. consisting ef 10 acres in 2eysro,
acres In Strawberries 6 acres In Black fiee,
acres in Orchard, with fruit Of all ya1i% Is ~
Windmills and Pumps, Horsepower; gooQ ouia.
ings well fen ,ed price SO eoe.
sWEETSEn q AIsIP. sacraH4Nfe.
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DIS. SPINNEY & Co., at Western Hotel,
Sacramento, room IL, for few days only
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LADIES first quality French kid shoes, 81
at Hale Bros. & Co.'s, Ninth and K.
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TRIPLE. PLATED WHITE METAL CASTERS, at
unheard Of prices, at the closing out sale Of
Alderman & Co.
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Our own MAKE mems calf boots. each pair
stamped. Cali and examine at Hal, Bros. l.
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goblets, only Go cents per dozen, a. Acker-
CoMFoRTERs, new line just arrived, from
] 81 upwards. Hale Bros. 4 Co.
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CALIFORNIA.

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