Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-11
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EXPENDITURES,
lance. Observation-Disclosures. slo8, 748 81
AppoRrIoNED AS roLLows


The WEATHER. following was handed
us last evening by Sergeant Barwick of the
Signal service Rainfall during the storm of
yesterday amounted to .55 of an inch for
the season, ga inches. Deficiency over sea-
son of 1880 up TO corresponding date, II 2S
inches; excess over season of 1879, Il
inches excess over season of 1873, 215
inches deficiency over season of 1877, 4. "a
inches. Rainfall for season of 1881 up to
date, Il inches season Of 1880 to CORE.
spending date, 20 Y inches; season of 1879,
s 0S; season of1S7S. 129; season of 1877, 140S
Average for i've seasons past, up to CORE
spending date, II SO inches; deficiency of
present season over average for past five years
2.45 inches. 1t will be noticed by TIE above
that our present season, 30 far, has given us
more rain than the seasons of 1878 or 1879:
that is. out of the seasons of 1877, 1873, 1879
and 1880, our present season gives us an ex-
cess over tive seasons and deficiency over
two seasons. see no reason for being fright.
ened or uneasy about the prospects of not
having rain enough for crops. It's time
enough to grumble when the last of March is
reached. This winters storms-that is, the
center !of them, so far-appear to have
crossed this coast farther to the north than
usual, thereby causing this vicinity to be so
near the outer rim of the southern side of the
storm center that the rainfall has been less
than last year and year of 1877, and some-
what less than the average.
CALIFORNIA PRoDUoE.-Old Californians
always claim that they cannot get anything
as good in the Eastern States as they can here.
w. Fl. Spaulding, for many years resident
of this county, but now located at Madison,
Wisconsin, has sent an order to Booth & Co.,
of this city, for canned fruits, wines, etc.
Mr.. Spaulding writes that California produce
OF all kinds is of finer quality than any
thing to be found in the Chicago market.
MAcCreary L Co., of this city, are shipping
-four East by the carload almost daily, and
several carloads of their Roller" -four have
been recently sent to New Orleans.
LATE ARRESTS Jack Arnold was pulled
in last night by officer Campbell for pulling
couple of boxes of cigars; Charles Shoema-
ker and Charles Names, by officers Hickey
and Brissel, charged with crooked junk
dealing John Williams, petit larceny
stole coat from the Red House, for which
hs did not pay red cent, but for which he
will get red-hot sentence to-day.
AucTIoN.-Bell & Co., at GIG street, at
II A. NJ. to day, will sell by auction one shot
gun, solid walnut marble-top set, parlor SET,
cottage set, Prince & Co. organ, walnut bed
steads, spring and top mattresses, common
bedsteads, bureaus, washstsnds, tables,
chairs, lounges, safes, carpets, crockery,
glass and woodenware.
We. LEWIS BROS. at No. AL street, be.
tween Fourth and Fifth. are retailing standard
makes of boots and shoes far cheaper than
most our competitors pay for the same. One
need only glance at their immense stock, and
see their prices to form an idea of the magni.
tude of the concern, who, by the way, are
Justly entitled to the name of "Leadipg
Shoe House of Sacramento" Goods marked
in plain figures and but one price. No. All
J street, between Fourth and Fifth. Lewis
Bros.
NOTE the display in window and on side
walk, in front of the Leaiing Shoe House,
No. All street, between Fourth and Fifth
It has been said by passers-by that the dis
play outside equals the stock kept inside by
many of our competitors, and the amount of
stock inside surpasses anything ever before
seen BY Sacramentans. Goods marked in
plain figures, and but one price. No. AL
street, between Fourth and Fifth. Lewis
Bros.
ADMITTING that yesterday was rainy day,
it did not prevent the Red House from selling
ffty-four pairs of two-button Princess kid
gloves for 50 cents pair. and nineteen pairs
Of the three-button for Is cents.
BUcKINGHAM & HEcHTs French kid, but
ton shoes, at the Leading Shoe House Of
Lewis Bros. No. Al j street, between
Fourth and Fifth One price.
HAVE you read Hale's advertisement in
this issue-their pricelist breaks the markets?
THE demand for clothing continues at
Hale's, corner Ninth and K.
Do Nor fail to see the great display of
dress goods, hosiery, ladies' underwear,
drawers. misses kid gloves, ETC., purchased
from L. Bien, at 81 cents on the dollar,
On display to-day at Red House.
THE HAT Department of the Red House
still has few of those b ys' turbaus for 10,
20 and % cents. Mans and boys hats from
10 to 50 cents.
PURCHASED from L. Bien-ladiss, misses
and chiidren's hosiery. full finish, at so cents
on the dallar, at the Red House.
CAMEL's HAIR DoLMASs, reduced to So 70.
at Hale's.
DOUBLE WIDTH CAsHMzREs. all colors, 40
cents per yard, at Hale's.
For wHooPING COUGH Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
A PEW more days viii close those mems
suits OF clothes for So 80 ami 81 30, a. the
Red House.
MRs's rubber goods ia large quantities at
the R.d House-cheap.