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TO KEEP TIE cIsLs WARM.

A seal skin sacque costs fifty Per cent.
more than it did five years ago. Seal skins
have not been worn mora than fifteen or
eighteen years. Fashion and the discovery
of new methods of preparing and dyeing,
or first the latter-snd second the former,
have brought them into use. The seal fur,
as seen here, is the inner coat. When on
the back of the seal this fine fur is hid by
coarse hairs, which are removed by a pro-
Gees of pairing down the under side of the
skin. The color of the fur as known to
wearers is artificial. II the Government
bad not taken measures to protect the seal
the wearers of seal sa -ques would be few
in short time. The Shetland seals were
once numerous, but have been extermi-
mated The Newfoundland seal ia in the
market, but is inferior to theseal of Alaska.
The islands of the Behring Sea are the only
ones in the world where zeal catching has
great commercial Importance.
From ISL to 1870 the scientific world
knew nothing in regard to the history of
tie seal. The Smithsonian Institution did
not possess a perfect skin and skeleton of
the seal, although thousands of men and
millions of dollars have been employed in
capturing, dressing and selling fur seal
skins for the last 100 years. The vast
breeding grounds bordering on the Ant
arctic have been entirely depopulated.
Between the years 1877 and 1921, 1892,
374 seal skins were taken in the Pribyloy
Islands; between 1921 and 1912, ASS 500
skins, and from 1912 to 1861, 1872. 900
skins. In the year 1868 the number of
skins taken was 242, 1000. In 1870 only
1906 were captured. During the last ten
years the catch has been a little less than
loo, 900 per yesr. The whole number
taken between 1876 and 1850 was $751;
O5l skins. Ike seal catching is done in
June and July. After that time the fur
begins to 6 shed, and is worthless. The
natives are paid forty cents skin for their
labor.
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A IIaF-BAUsTED MAN.

James Minor, wealthy bachelor OF Mel
son county, and brother to Hon. William
E. Minor, OF this county, possesses a his
tory so much out of the common run that
it ia well worthy of being put on record.
He is literally fire haunted man. Ali his
life he has been persistently followed by
series OF strange fatalities that are IN them
selves almost enough to cause the most
superstitioos to leek upon his visits as
something to be dreaded. When child Mr..
Minors mother was accidentally burned to
DEATH At the decease OF his father he in
herited the homestead farm, the dwelling
on which was at that day one of the finest
residences in Nelson county, having
bsen erected at cost Of $40. 600.
1t caught fire and was consumed to
ashes. He erected new house at like
cost only to become in its turn food for
the hungry flames. He subsequently en-
gagged in the lumber business, and lost a
large and valuable lot of lumber by fire.
He then visited his brother, residing IN
Hollis bottom, this county, and two or
three days after his arrival the dwelling of
the latter was consumed by fire. He then
went to Kansas to visit his step mother,
and while they were conversing about the
strange fatality that seemed to dog him
through life, the kitchen of her house
burst into flames. Returning to Kentucky
and visiting at the house of relative in
his native county, where the family were
discussing his bad luck, during the course
of conversation his host assured him that
while they were glad TO see him, of course
they were rather afraid that they would be
burned up in consequence of bis visit-tbe
kitchen of that house was alec discovered to
be on fire. From thence be proceeded to visit
the family of another relative in the same
county, and, as usual, the subject of the re-
markahle fatality that seemed to pursue
him formed tie staple of conversation. A
broom in the room was ignited by spark
from the fire, whereupon a young lady of
the house remarked that she had left some
fire in the parlor, and she believed that she
would go and see if everything was right.
Opening the parlor door, the apartment
was discovered to be in flames. Ii any
county in the State can produce a man
who can truthfully point to life filed
with strange experiences, or anything at
all approaching them, how is the time to
bring him to the frent.-[Dallas TEX. }
Herald
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Sacramento Market,
Corrected daily for the RsooRD. unos.l

SACRAMENTO, February 20, 1892
FRUITS = Apples, s2as; Oranges, Cali.
tornia s@a Oranges Imported, ssS4 4
90; Lines g . 100; Bananas, s3@4 bunch /;
Pineapples. 5000 q dozen Cocoanuts. IS o 100.
TABLE FRUITs-Assorted, 81 u cans, y doz, 81 SO /;
plums 81 Is; Assorted Plums. 81 62l Blackber-
res, 81 rs; Gcoseber1ies, 50 Is; Strawberries,
IS %; Apricots, So; Muscat Grapes, 81 621 Rod
Currants, IS %; Cherries, 50 25.
DRIED FRurrs-Apples. sliced, 1890; do guar,
tered case pears, peeled, s@1Oc; do, unpeeled,
Csc; Piums, pitted, 12@13c; Peaches, ll9l2tc do,
peeled, 19920c; Primes. German and French, II q
ISe Black berries zoe; Figs. California, 8@5c q b.
assorted, gallon cans, 81 5O Peaches. 9Th cans,
81 IS; Portland Blueberries 2-lb cans, 81 Whor.
leberries, 81 20.
VEGETABLES = Potatoes, Early Rose, s2a2 25
Red, 81 75Q12 % C&bb we, s7.cGSl; Onions, Sill
verskins 81 al 25 . LOO BIS; Garlic, 4G5e H. Car
rots 81 q cwt: Trnips, 81 U 100; bunch Vegetables,
i5c q doz Parsnipe, l4c; Beets, lie; Celery, 75c
TRANSFORMATIONS, s. % % bbl.; Oatmeal, "a
9 100 rs; CornIncal. 50 % Cracked Wheat, g.
PoULrRY-Lye Turkeys, I1@i3c; dressed do, 1870
l5c y h young boosters, IS so q doZ; Hens, So
BrOileTs, So 90; Ducks, 80 5016; Geese, 81 81
DaIRY PRopucrs-Butter, fancy dairy, 32tasS4c g
d; Cheese, 17@l9c; California Creamery, 2os
Factory, lsc; Eastern full cream, zoe; East
ern, fats lie; fresh Eggs &c q dozen.
MsArs-Bee:, 5@!c; Mutton, SC; Pork, s@ac
Veal, 7@Sc.
HAY AND GRAIN -oat hay, e ton. s12ai4; alfalfa,
tor, s,2@l3; bran, 9 ton, 81; middlings, $40
per ton; barley, whole, 2 cvt, 81 IS; barley,
ground, q cwt 81 % wheat. q cwt, e. rs;
tame osJs ~ cwt., 81 %: cora 4 cot, 81 so
MIscEILANRoJTs Sse ls-Afalis. l3@lJc; limo
thy, Eastern, 1I@l2c 7 ID; oregon, ga
lOc; FED Glove, i5&lsc: Red Top, &c;
Nuts-English Ga,n;Its, Jcgilc; Almonds ieG1Sc
Peanuts, 7t@ae; Woci, arEet dI, holding fol-
higher prices rnnuuta:r, loaGlCc; tnie, 17@1Sc
Talow, 6657c !; Hides green, s@ioo; dry, IS319c
Hona Calinrnia. l5a 2Oc
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a CASE OF swINDLISa

A very edifying case Of swindling was
brought before the Eighth Paris Tribunal
recently. An ingenious gentleman named
Brugerolle, described in the indictment as
a banker, together with four or five other
gentlemen of less Importance, were charged
with what the French code politely terms
" irregular constitution of bubble COM
panies. Brugerolle, who appears to have
stndied in the same great school as Philip.
part-the school of that immortal and re,
markable genius, M. r ,bert Macaire-had
succeeded by sheer impudenee and plausi-
bility in floating number OF tine-sounding
schemes, among them notably one for the
foundation of departmental banks, worked
on the glorious principle of what NJ. Bru-
gerolle, in financial organ of bis Owl, had
vaguely described as the "new financial
school," The course pursued by the new
school seems to have been very similar to
that affected by the old and effete schools
OF the same kind which had preceded it.
Shares were issued, and the projectors Sc
cured the lions share of the said shares to
themselves. They were then, by the
usual trickery, forced into artificial value
on the Paris Bourse, and sold to innocent
dupes at very handsome profit. after
which, the whole object of the banks hav
ing been accomplished, after few de-
lusively handsome dividends had been de.
clared and allotted to the shareholders, they
were gently allowed to decay. In. one
year the Banques Departmental lost the
sum of 562, GOO francs. The French law
requires at least one-fourth of the nominal
capital of all new companies to be sub.
scribed before it can be regularly consti.
tuted. Brugerolle, however, bad skillfully
succeeded in evading this clause of the
code. For this and other small offenses
he has been condemned, in contumaciam,
to five years imprisonment and 3. 900
francs fine. His aocomplices were let off
easily with smaller fines and short terms
of imprisonment but they, unlike Brug-
erclle, had of course put in an appearance
and will have to submit to their sentence.
Bragerolle is enjoying himself in S@itzer-
land. The Banques Departmentaries
scheme is orc of at least hundred like it
which, within couple of years or go, have
been fo;sted upon the Paris market Some
day, perhaps before very long, the crash
will come It must come, and when it
does we may expect repetition of the
panic which ruined half of Lombard street
in the black year Of &c.
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A LA-Dg-DAH YOUNG MAN.

A New York letter says " A young
exquisite, the son of celebrated rope
maker, is exciting much good natured
laughter by his exceeding daintiness and
lavish display. He has lately attained his
majority, and is anxious, evidently, to dis
penae tie large income he finds at his
command. He has forty coats, an UNI
bIella for each shade of dress, and canes
and scarf. pins innumerable. He said he
had to get a brougham, because he had
to 90 to his lawyers go often, and he has
besides a two.wheeler and Russian
sleigh, with horses to match He has
flowers cent to his room twice a
day, and when he walks with a
young lady he always buys for her most
expensive bouquet, there being no other
sort at this time of the year. He spent
81, 500 in fitting up two rooms in HIS
mothers house. He wears three marvel.
Gus rings upon his hand, cat's-eye act In
hammered gold, red cat's-eye with two
diamonds, and a sapphire set with two
diamonds. His shirt. buttons are two
pearls set in diamonds, and also eat's-eye
set in the same precious stones. He has
five dozen pairs of silk hose with his mon.
ograin upon them, and he has cane in
which is concealed cologne fountain. To
a Young lady who admired one of his rings
the other day he kindly said he would send
one round to her house the next day just
like it. He was told the other day by a
reigning belle, whose good grace he wished
to cultivate, that to succeed he must go
down town and 60 to work.
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R.ss I.t:3Ags., aIEAaE2s,
CENTRAL PAespso RAILROAD.
OVERLAND TsCRET OFFICE:
OAKLAND FERRY. FooT OF MARKET STREET
TRAM AID BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
as Yo-IOys.

Commencing safurdey, June 4. 1881.
Avn xEFz FURTHER NOTICE.
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COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market

SAN FRANCISCO. February 20th-1P.k.
FEoUR-Saturday's export embraced 1900 bbls to
Central America and about like quantity TO Hong
kong Receipts to day include 500 bbls from Oregon.
Best CITY Extra, s. 50I5 ga; Supcrfine,
"a 37iG5 Interior Extra, 81 1895 30; Interior su.
perfne, "a 12i94 rs q Dbl
WHgaT-Ths market exhibits petty strong tene,
though operations are comparatively nominal. Ship
pers appear want Whe-t but their necessities 90
not seem be sufficiently urgent TO compel them to
pay full asking rates. Increasing weakness IN
freights is largely helping the situation. There is
plenty of dsen2aged tonnage in port but at current
quotations charters are not to be found. No. IS
quotable at 81 65@l 67t No. 9, 81 60gl 62s y ctl
BARLgy-A consignment OF 1850 bags oregon ar
rived yesterday afternoon by steamer. The invoice
is choice Brewing and is understood TO be held at
81 a5 with 81 90 bid. The market to day presented
active indications, though prices were uniformly
maintained. Two sales OF Feed were reported az
81 so, sggregating $500 sacks. Cheyalier sold
at the same figure to the extent OF 200 bags.
We quote: Feed, 81 774a1 IS; Brewing, u SIG
eli; Chevalier q 80 for choice standard Bay,
and 81 rs for Coast
oArs-Dealers made pretty good showing on
Change this morning, though business did not
come up to expectation. Sales embrace 200 SKIS
Oregon, 81 IS; 200 do. 81 80 ctl. We quote
Good to choice, 81 75@l 90; Surprise, 81 95@2
cu
CoRs-Yellow, 81 s75 . cti; White, 81 IS . ctl.
RYE-s2 20@2 IS y ct.
BUcKwHEAT-Sl 50d1 IS a ctl.
HAY-wheat, SIS 5ogl7; Wild oat, sl4 soale
StaOie, S1l4lf = ton
Hors-California. 23ae6c; Washington Territory,
2oSr22: oregon. 19@21c q b.
SEgDs-Mustard, 81 75dz for Yellow, and
1893 % for Brown Canary, 5g5sc; Hemp, &c
for imported: Alfalfa, l3al4c; Flax. z}Gfsc y b.
PoTAToEs-Prices steady. Pessiuma, 81 ec@
2; Tomaes, 81 s5G1 e5; River Red, 81 500
60; Eariy Rose, 81 70td1 80; Humboldt Red
81 Garnet Chi e, 81 70Gl 70 y ct.
ONIONS IS a90c q ctl.
BzaSs-Bayos, So so: Butter, e. for small, "a q
fer barge; Lima, IS z5@5 70: Pea, a 7a@4 s.
Pink as 25@3 so: Red, 50 25G3 so small White
IS la,se white, "a 25d4 30 2 cti.
vEGErABLEs-Heceiptsi light Squash, sloe12 . tor
for good Marrowfat; Dried Peppers, lS@2oc 2 D
Artichokes, Soc = dozen i; Parsnips, 81 so; Beets
81 Carrots, 35@6oc Turnipe, 5og75c D ctl Csuli
flower, 9octSi . loren; Cabbage 60d75c y ctl
Garlic 1@14c e d; Green Peas, 12iGl5c; Greer
Peppers, l5d2oc; Tomatoes, 5@6c , b.
Fsurrs-Oranges are In large supply 10
day, and dealers are generally shading O
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Adjudication of Insolvency, Etc.

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
Il county of Sacramento, State Of California.
IN the matter If f. F. HASWELL, in
solvent debtor L. F. HASWELL having filed
ventory in insolvency, by which it appears that he
is an insolveDt debtor, the said E. F. HASWELL is
hereby declared to be insoveut. The Sheriff of the
said county OF Sacramento is hereby directed to take
possession of all the estate real and personal OF the
said E. +. HASWELL, debtor, except sucl may
be by law exempt fr m execution, and of all his
Deeds vouchers, books of account and papers, and
to keep the same safely until the appointment of
assignee of his estate. All persons forbidden to
pay any debts to the said insovent deliver any
property belonging TO him, or to any person, firm
c,rporation association, for his use. The said
debtor is hereby forbidden to transfer deliver any
property until the further order of this Court,
except as herein ordered.
1t is further ordered at all the creditors Of said
debtor be and appear before the Superior Court of
the said county Of Sacramento in open Court at the
Courtroom of said Court in the said county of
Sscram ento on the Goth day of MARCH, 1881, at 10
o'clock A. N. OF that dav, prove their debts and
choose Que more assisnees Of the estate Of said
debtor.
1t is further ordered that the order be published
in the SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD UNION news
paper of general circulation, published in the said
county OF Sacramento often as the said paper is
published, before the said day set for the meeting
Of creditors.
And it is further ordered that in the meantime all
procee ings against the said iusolvent be stayed.
Dated Sacramento, February II, 1852
S. c, benson,
Judge of the Superior Court.
Endorsed Filed FEBRUARY IL, 1852.
THoS. H. BERKEY, Clerk.
By W. B. HAMILTON, Deputy Clerk.
GROVE L. JoHEsoS, Attorney for Insolvent.
fe14-td
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tlLtl.-i Iisloe4V2s ~
SION TO Society, Dininess Of Vision, Noises In
Head the vital fluid passing unohserved n
urine, and many other diseases that lead &c lisa
and death.
Der. MIgTEE, who Is a regular phys
graduate OF the University OF Penn5yiva
win agree to forfeit Five Hundred !
lars for case OF this kind the VII
RESTORATIVE (under his special advice
treatrentl viii not cure, or for anything iIrpurs
injurious found In 1t. DK. szsHTEE treats
Private Diseases successfully without nlerc
Consultation free. Thorough exarribstios
advice, including analysis Of urine, s.. Prie
Vital Restorative, IS a bottle, or four t
the quantity, sic: sent 10 any addrese upoa
ceipt OF price, @. o. D., secured from observst
and IN private name Il desired, by A. O. MINT
n. De, No. III Eearny Street, San FIR
CISCO CAL -
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE!
VIII be sent to any one applying by letter, sta
symptoms, sex and age. strict Sc -recy In rega's
all business transactions.
Dx. MISTsE's KIDNEY REMEDY n
PTEETICUE, cures all kinds Il Kidney
Bladder Complaints, ConoThcsa, 0leet, LcucokrI.
Fer sale by all Druggists; 81 bots G, 81 DO
ia as.
DIR, INVITES DANDEL1oE PgsLf
best and cheapest DRsPEPsaA and By
cure In the market. For sale by all Druggt sts.
H. O. KIRK O. CO., Sacramento, Whole
Agents. uur22-4pIv&oo- s1rIvH
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Central Pacific Land Bonds.

A IL HOLDERS OF THE BOMBS OF THE
"A Central Pacific Railroad Company Of Califor-
MIA, bearing date the first day of October, 1870,
and secured by mortgage on the lands granted to
said Company by the United States, are hereby no.
fed that the Undersigned, Trustees under SAID
mortgage, have in hand the sum Of Six Hundred
thousand Dollars, which amount under the terms
OF said mortgage. may be used by them in the pur-
chase and cancellation of said bonds. The un6 err
signed therefore, acting under the powers conferred
upon them by said mortgage, do HEREBY invite pro-
posals for the sale of said bonds Said proposals
will be received by the undersigned at their Office
the corner OF Fourth and Townsend streets, San
Francisco, California up to and including the 10th
day of MARCH, 1882. The lowest bids will be
cepted; provided, the undersigned reserve the right
to reject all bids.
J. OBJ. GUM, ru.o
S. W. SASDERS0N, iiu''ee''
San Eranciscn EehIi1arH IL 1882 fe12.trnl
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CABLE a CaeEy,

EoNTRACToRS AND BUILDERS, ARE Pr
v pared TO do sill kinds Of work in the:r line,
city country. Principal place Of business, Sacr
mento. Shop, No. lila Second street, between
and L. Postof6ce Box, No. sio, Sacramento.
fel6-4pti
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FHE HREsr EHHAIGa ggmE.

S = never failing {
" Nervous Debility,
hGusted Yitslity, S
nal Weakness, S
matorThcea. Fest IT,
hsoG, 1npoten
Paralysis, End ali
terrible efecSs OF g
abuse, youthful fol
ard excuses In nat
years-g1ch ~ Los
Memory, Lsssitude, /
turuai Emission. A.
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XETHEREAS, BY AN ORDER OF THE BOARD
w of Supervisors of Sacramento county, made
in conformity with Section 1905 of the Political
Code, and enter ed of record the 9th day of De-
cember, 1881 caGcelng all names then on the Great
Register of said county, and requiring reregstra-
ton Of the voters therein, all persons entitled to
De registered rs voters in said county are hereby
notified TO present themselves al the Office OF the
County Clerk in the Courthouse at the city OF Sac
ramento, for such registration.
Sacramento, December TO- 1851.
THOMAS II. BFRKEY,
d10d County Clerk.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A NRE GUARANTEEn.

TAR. p. @. VESTS NERVE AID BRAIN
as TREATMENT.-A specific for Hysteris, Di.-
z5;ness Convulsious, Nervous Headache, Aenssl
Depression, Loss Of Memory, Sperraatorrhea, I'm
potency Involunte-y Emissions,- Premature Old
Age, caused by ofer-exeriiou, sif-ahrse, or over.
induesace which leads 70 misery, decay and death
Cine box will cure recent cssss Each box contains
QUE months treatment One dollar box, or six
boxes for i've collars: sent BY mail pr paid on
receipt Of price. We guarantees SIX boxes 70 cure
any sass. with each order received BY us for six
boxes. accompanied with Eve dollars We will send
fine p.l chaser our written guarantee tn return the
money il the treatment does not effect cure.
eists. Sacramento, Csi. Orders By nsl at r'gulsr
5risa. /" a7.4AY
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REFUSE TO PAY.-The other day the Tax
Collector of Kootenai county demanded
the payment of taxes from Indians on the
Cour dAlene reservation, and the noble
red men refused to put up. whereupon the
officer informed them that he would go
after force OF men and compel them to
pay. To this the Indians responded by in.
forming the Tax Collector that they would
resist to the bitter end, and shoot the first
man who attempted TO enter the reserva-
ton. The Indians have informed the
officer of Fort CGur dAlere
of the affair, and that gentleman is of the
opinion that serious trouble will follow an
attempt to collect the taxi Palouse Ga
zctte.
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cline and lsssS or NANHHGD, from whatever
cause produced II enriches and puriies the biooc
Strengthens the Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion,
Reproductive Organs, and Physicd and Mem al
drain upon the system, preventing involuntary
losses facilitating creams, seminal Losses with IL
urine, ETC., 80 destructive TO mind and body. 1t
sure eiiminator Of all KIDNEY AND BLADDth
COMPLAINTS. It contains no injurious ingredients
To those suffering from the evil enec;s
Of youthful indiscreft0Rs or excesscs,
speedy, thorough and permanent CUE
rs GUARANrEED. Price, 80 50 per bottle,
or Ave bottles In cage, with full directions ard
sdyiee, SIa. Sent secure from observation TO any
address upon r,ceipt Of price, or q. o. D. To be
had only Of
DR.. G. ID. saIneId. as KeaYny street,
Eaa Francisco, CAL Consultations etrictiy Gu. q.
dental, by letter. or ST oficr, FREE. For the cor.
venence OF patients and in order to insure periet
secrecy, 1 have adopted private address. undsr
which all packages are forwarded.
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CHARLES r.. PnNKnAn. n. ID.

TgoMEoPATHIc PHYSICIAN AND sURGEo'
Office Seventh and streets (over Ack
man's). Residence, corner Twelfth and II stree
Sacramento, Cal. Hours-0fice l to 4, and u
P n: Residence till o A. NJ feI6.t
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FER GIsTRATION.

San Francisco, Feb, uary IL, 1852. fe1s.t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ELECTION NOTICE.

NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR-
~ suance of an order o: the Board of Supervisor
of Sacramento county, election of Trustees OF
Swamp Land exclamation District No. 4. Z, formed
BY the consolidation of Districts Mes. 50 and 2l5
Andrus Island, in Sacramento county, will be held
at Iseton st the Office of William Poole J. p, the
10th day Of MARCH, 1882, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and 3 o'clock P. N. GEO. A. MOORE,
President of the Pacific Mutual Life Insur Com
pauy of California, is appointed Inspector, and
CHAS. c. PERK ms and MRS. II. F. DAVIS are ap-
pointed Judges Of said election.
THOS. II. BERKEY,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Sacramento
County. fe7 1iw5wTu
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GENTLEMEN: Your Hop Bitters have been
of great value TO ne. was laid mp with
typhoid fever for over two months and could
get no relief until tried your Hop Bitters.
To those suffering from dzbiisy n any one In
feeble health, cordially recommend them.
j. G. SToErzEL,
IS Fulsoa street, Chicago. Ill.
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I'D ca raj Auetioneers-ofice 1913 Fourth st.
befween j aud n, with W. C. FELCH. Particular
s,tention paid to all auction sales q Household Fur
nituie, Real Estate. Mortgage, Administrator and
Trustee sales. iGApom