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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

At the adjourned meeting Of the Board o.
City Trustees, heidi yesterday forenoon, tbs
formal order for an election to choose city
officers was made, said election to be held OF
the 18Th proximo. There are to be elected &
Second Trustee, Auditor. Assessor, Collector
and Fire Commissioner. At the same time
the proposition will be submitted to the cleo
tors, to raise by special tax $4,000, to re
fund the subscriptions Of citizens made fol
the erection of new State Agricultural Pa
vilion.
Officers were appointed and polling place.
designated as follows:
Precinct l-Southeast corner Third and J
r. d. SERVER, Inspector Isadore Townsend
and Thomas Fox, Judges.
Precinct 2-Southeast corner Front and K:
Daniel Flynn, inspector; Alexander Neilson
and Joseph Wisemsn, judges.
Precinct 2B-Southwest corner Fourth and
K; Clarence Nelson, Inspector; j. Q. Kelly
and j. P. Dalton. Judges.
Precinct 3-Southeast corner Of Ninth and
K; John Miller, Inspector; d. ellis and
A Weimanu, judges.
Precinct 3I-Polls at Twelfth aud FL W.
r. Cantwell, Inspector; Il. D. Cravsns and
j. J. Cadogan, Judges.
Precinct 4-Southeast corner Eighth and
M; P. J. Harvey, Inspector S. W. Butler,
and S. J. Jackson, Judges.
Precinct A -Seventesntb and NJ George
T. Bush, Inspector R. M. Clarken and W.
II. Mccarthy, Judges.
The Board then adjourned to this after.
noon, when it is quite probable the question
of ths city tax levy for the ensuing year will
be considered, SIS the City Attorney has given
as his opinion that it should be levied prior
to the first Monday in March. It was stated
in these columns some weeks since that the
levy would not be to exceed 81 GO on each
this amount is believed to be correct. If all
the special levies provided by the statute are
made in full they amount to 81 10 and this
would leave 30 cents on the 800 for the
general fund, as against 81 last year.
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FREIGHT FROM THE EAST.

Passed Ogden on the oath for Sacramento For
W. F. Peterson, boxes, 8 barrels and 10 pals can.
dy T. P. Crlndall, cases hosiery T. j. Kingsland
& Son, box fuse, box cutlery box hstchets, 3
b xes hoes box screws, l box hardware Joseph
Hahn & Co., boxes bitters; J. G. Badger, box
household goods P. W. Reed, l box cultiyator fix
lures, bundle wheels, pole; d. Ferguson, 10
bundles paper Weinstock & Lubin, ? cases travel
ing bags; Huntington, Hopkins & Co, II plates
iron, 10 and box iron butts, boxes gallery,
l box lanterns, box musket caps, cases tongs, so
kegs staples, machinery, 40 bridge irons, 90
bundles Is plates and 81 bars STEEL 10 boxes and
kegs iron bolts; James G. Davis 5 boxes chairs
Holman, Stanton & Co., blaeksmth's forge; Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad, 25 stoves blower; Locke &
Lavenson, bale mating; Lindey & Co., box
toys barrel crockery, barrels glassware, 10 bar
rels hams 10 cases bacon, 20 boxes bird seed NJ.
Kestler, bundle aXles.
For Marysville- Wightman & Hampton, 2 boxes
machinery; p j. Flannery, 5 cases shoes
For Red Bluff-M. Ward cases Shoes
For Chico-P Peters & Bro, 2 cases shoes.
For Roeklin-Rev. D. F. Taylor, case goods.
For Benicia-Benicia Agricultural Works, ) kegs
riyets.
For Truckee-Nelson Martin, bundle goods.
For Vallejo-J J. K. Whitaker, case cigars
For Grdley--R NJ Beebe, box humps.
Passed Deming on the 24th j: Baker & Hamilton,
coils rope, bundle hardware, car load machin-
cry and fixtures Hall, Luhrs s Co., packages to-
baceo; NJ A. Peater, 2 boxes household goods.
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SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.

DIR. H. Gibbons, sr., Of San Francisco, is in the
city.
Miss Alice Brinkerhof OF Dixon, is visiting friends
in Sacramento.
FIN. Fisk, travelling agent for ]. C. West & Co.
of Chicago, was in town yesterday on business con
nected with his firm.
County Treasurer Holland l. S. Belcher, Justis
Greeley, of Yuba county, and George 0hleyer, Of
Suffer, came to the city yesterday.
Arrivals at Golden Eagle Hotel: VIM. Johnston
Richland; D. p burst, Wheatland James NJ Greg
DRY, Suisun John McCombt, Folsom; S. NJ. Bliss
Marysville; V. II. Pease, Carson, New; F. D. Kinds
Oakland; L. C. Morehouse, San Leandro; A. Good
year, Bencia; H. G. Chadbourn s Rosenbaum, F.
]. Walker. W. 7. Baggett, San Francisco; j. o. Ra
mos, Mayield.
very pleasant entertainment was given Satur
day evening, February oath, by the pupils OF Jack
son school district, assisted by their teacher, Mist
Fannie Parker. The school-room was crowded with
au audience of patrons and friends, who seemed
very much pleased with the manner in which theiI
young folks gave a number of declamations, dia-
logues and songs.
Quite number of young ladies and gentlemen Of
the city went to the residence of J. r. Williams
who lives near the Lake House. last Saturday even
ing, and there met similar party OF friends who
live in that neghborhoo5, when jolly time en-
joyed. Games, music, dancing and supper were the
principal attractions of the evening" and it not
until the growing hours of the morning that the
company dispersed, all voting it Of the most on
joyable events of the calendar.
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DIED.

Riverside road, below Sutterville, February 81
Mabel, only daughter of Frank and AIvera Slack,
native of California, years. II months and
days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence OF parents tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
Forest City, February 11-Joseph Houle. 43 years.
Mount Vernon House, Nevada county, February "a
VIM. Wallace Hitchcock 40 years, months and "a
days
Lodi, February 2O-Frances Webb, IS years and 3
months.
Near Anador City, February 2o-Eldest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinan o, IL years.
Jackson, February 20-Elza Moon, 10 years.
Grass Valley. February % Levi L. Snow, Sc years.
Near Columbia, February 1s-Bridget Herstedt. 65
years
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BEFORE the people of this city we are
placing daily many genuine bargains. Among
them: Mems white and colored dress shirts,
at % cents. 80 cents. rs cents and 81, which
are worth much more. Boys wool hats, at
10 cents, 10 cents and % cents, and many
others unmentioned. Call and examine them
at Hale's stupendous clearance sale.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, February 27th.-Lsft here to-day,
tn arrive in Sacramento March Sd: Leopold
Bachmap, S. Katten, Charles Schseffer and
wife, Mrs. w. Intosh, Mrs. K. Adcock, Mrs.
Joseph Austip, Mrs. w. B. Wiltshire, r. W.
Snow, S. Cobliner, San Fran cisco; L. Bal,
Milwaukee; Francis Spencer, Col. g. w.
MacFarlans and servant. Sandwich Islands ;
Mrs. F. Bell and daughter, Boston; Mrs.
Stephens and son, Pontiac, Mich.
Thirty through emigIants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento March 9Th.
CABIN, February 27sh.-Passed here to.
J. ii. Albright, Tyrone, Pa; w. Smith,
Denver, Col; Mrs A. A. Philbrook. Port
land, Or; Henry E. Bothen. G. L. Lansing,
Phillip Koeningsburger, Mese s. Walker,
Henry Newman, San Francisco c. 3. Steb-
bins, wife and two children, Mrs. d. S. Car
rier, Il. A. Dewitt, Omaha; J. w. Lang,
Philadelphia; r. j. Cumisky, Domingo
Carter, w. M. Graham Joseph Furtado,
Minor Michael, James w. Rogers. William
Ogden, T. L. Ellis. L. B. Hall. G.. 81. Fisher,
New Bedford, Mass; FL. Wagner, New
York; S. J. Hayes, E. Hall. Cincinnati. O.;
]. NJ. Howard, Oregon William y. Nye,
Albert E. Clifford, Massachusetts John Fitz-
gerald, j. Mckay, Salt Lake j. K. Bowler.
IlJCklauU, NO., Il ChASiohs fs'SoS''6SSS -
Guiding So males, to arrive in Sacramento
March 1st.
NEwHALL, February 27th.-Passed here to.
day. to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow:
A. L. Barnett, Texas; S. 81. johnson, Q. M.
MARS, Los Angeles G. Fl. Merritt, Miss
Arlin Bailey, B. P. Docs, Pomona; George
E. Frazier. j. c. Rssenor, Chicago; VIM.
Flatten, Frank Shea, Fred. Flatten, New
York: R. E. Bleds0n, Mis- Leliah Joslyn,
San Bsrnardino; NJ. Westheimer, New
York; David Kidd, Canada N. L. Drew.
George English. San Bernardino; s: B.
Jones, San Diego; James Moreland, New
York; Henry Mogden, England c. B.
Dupee, J. W. Bullock, Chicago; Fred. I:
Griffith, Los Angeles. J. G. Higgins. and
wife, Wisconsin L. ellison. San Francisco !;
L. Swab. New York; NJ yelling. Tucson /;
E. H. Bray. Chicago; B. P. Oliver, New
Mexico; W. B. Spencer, wife and child,
Colorado Annie Graves. Pueblo, Col; Ell.
c. Whitman, Mime sofa; r. FL. Pratt and
party in two special cars.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
TUESDAY, February %. 1883.

TUESDAY, February p, 1888
DEPARTMENT oSE-ARMsTRoSe, Judge
Anthony Wertheim vs. William Csuss-Defend
arrested and placed under bonds of $500 for his
appearance in Court February 18th.
DEPARTMENT Two-McFARLASD, Judge.
W. c. Felch ys. w. G.. Ragsdaie-Demurrer to
complaint argued and submitted
Hand Hilda Eckstrom VS.. NJ. F. Clayton-Cause
partially tried and continued for further hearing I'M
til 1:30 P. NJ. February 2Sth.
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BORN.

Sacramento, February 27-wife OF Rev. j. O. A.
Henry, daughter. (Bee please eopy.)
Sacramento, February 27-Wife Of Morris Sternfels,
q son.
Sacramento, February 16-wife of ]. Burke, a
daughter.
Brighton, February 26-Wife of c. A. A. silberstein.
a daughter.
franklin, February 2s-wife of P A. Ricketts,, a
Grass Valley, February "a Wife of Henry Tyack, a
daughter
Grass Valley, February 24-wife of Wm II. Berry
man. son.
Grass Valley, February II Wife of VIM. n. Bray, a
son.
Dutch Flat, February 24-wiie of Albert Perry, a
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BuILpINa IMPROVEMENTS.

Work has been commenced on residence
for L. f. Smith, Secretary Of the Senate. The
building viii be situated on the south side Of
o street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets. 1t will be two stories, eight rooms,
and contain all the modern improvements.
The cost will be about 81, O0O Babson
Seadler are the architects, and Carrie & Croly
the contractors.
Yesterday the work of removing some old
buildings on the east side of Fourth street, be-
tween l and j streets, was begun. In their
stead will be erected substantial two-story
and basement brick building at an expense
of over 81, 800. The property belongs to n.
Greene Curtis. The contract foI the build
ing has been let to earle & Croly, and n. d.
Goodell is the architect.
Chas. n Hartwell is having two neat cot.
tags erected on the northwest corner of Eighth
and n streets. They will cost 81, 250 each.
J. 0ugh is the architect and builder.
The elegant residence of Llewellyn VIII.
Jams, on the northwest corner of Tenth and II
streets, is not yet completed. Mr.. Williams
is now in the East, but is expected home
soon. Until he returns no more work will be
done, as the contractors have gone as far as
ordered. When the building is completed it
will be one Of the hsndsomest and best APP
pointed residences in Sacramento.
The frame of the new railroad foundry
building, on the fill in China slough. has ar
rived and is nearly all in place. With the
usual rapidity with which the railroad com.
pany works it will be but short time until
the foundry win be complete.
There are number of new buildings in the
architects hands, and others in contempla-
ton. Appearances would indicate q lively
year among the contractors of the city.
AN AoCDEST.-An accident occurred yes
terday afternoon at new warehouse being
built on Thirteenth street, between J and K
streets, through which several men were in.
jured, but none seriously The building is
40 by so feet. The walls were completed yes.
terdsy forenoon and the rafters put in place.
After the lunch hour the carpenters were at
work on the front portion of the building and
the bricklayers on the rear. Thers is dis
puse as to which lot Of men were to blame.
but the rafters all fell towards the front end
of the building, which caused the north wall
TO fall outward. A bricklayer named Starr
had two ribs broken by being caught in the
falling debris. One Of the carpenters was
injured internally, as was also man named
j. Henry. A number of others sustained
bruises, but not of 6 serious nature.
GAMBLING ORDINANCE TO BE REPEALED
Mayor Brown yesterday introduced before
the Board of Trustees an ordinance repeating
Ordinance No. III, which prohibits visiting
or becoming an inmate of any place where
gaming is carried on or conducted. Under
the rules the matter laid over for action until
next week.
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Cash will buy any of the many choice bar
gainsfr the Blue House stock, such as under.
shirts, drawers, hosiery, handkerchiefs, neck
wear, suspenders, and many ethers too
numerous to be mentioned. at great reduc.
ton. Hale's stupendous Clearance sale. =
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Those of the public who need my services can de-
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/ address particularly those who have been in
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Instructions All letters mus. be directed to J. Fl.
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Consultations personally by letter, gratis Send
ion book. Comfortable apartments for patients az
my Infrmary (when desired), with experienced
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Consultation Parlcrs 226 Suffer- street, adioinir
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My Diploma hangs IN my Office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage.
For sale By all newsdeaiers.
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BRocADE SILKS and satins to match, new
shades in dress goods, at 80. go and rs cents
per yard, at the great improvement sale at
Pod Houso
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A Country Resort and Hotel,

On the Road leading from lone to Jack.
son. Amador, Mokeumne City, Silver Lake, ETC.,
consisting Of Dwelling, Restaurant and Bar: a
large, commodious Hall for dancing large Shed
for Wagons; large Barn, will accommodate IS
horses ; large Fish Pond stocked with Fish; an
ice-cold Spring running weil-arranged Cellar.
Sail to be doing the finest business of any country
hotel in the State Connected with the place are
leo acres, large part of which is good arabic
land, balance well tmbered.
This would also make a good Dairy Farm, as there
is a good stock range in the Immediate vicinity.
ed Win be sold for low price of $4,000 Terms
Of payment easy.
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GIGANTIC WINDsHAKE in honest values.
Extra heavy huckabsck towels, % cents
boneycomb bedspreads. reduced from 81 to
rs cents: bedticking, 10 yards for 81 /; brown
Canton flannel, IA yards for 81, at Hsle's STU
pendous clearance sale.
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ALL-WooL black cashmeres redacsd to so
cents yard silk finished, in black and new
shades, for trimmings, reduced to so, 20 and
81 per yard, az the great combination sale at
Red House.
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FROM THE MERGED Wooden Mills: Mems
heavy, all-wool pants, good value for S., sell.
ing for So so; and . job LOT from the Mission
Mills for So So now being sold out at the
6zn,sne ale at The Red House.
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LANpsLIDEs IN VALUES. - An Atwood
SERGE 40 inches wide, at 80 cents per yard
never equaled. Hale's stupendous clearance
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UNBLEAcHED SHEETING, Ia wide, at 25
cents per yard, Hale's stupsndous clearance
sale
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The very latest ia ladies' spring doluans
in drsp d'ete, trim ne1 with Ottoman silk and
Spanish lacs prices frosa Sl2 TO SIS 80 at
tbs great combination sails at Red House.
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BLUE Denim and brown duck overalls,
worth 70 cents, for 30 cents, at Hale's stu
pendous clearance sale.
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MEMS unlaundried white shirtg, double
fronts. with linen bosoms, for 81; Shaker
socks 10 cents; cotton socks. four pair for
% cents, at the great combination sale st Red
House.
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Folsom, February 5-By Rev. t. Crowley. James
Quin, of Costumes, to Emily Van Winkle of
GAINESVILLE, FL Dorado county.
Shasta, February ls-John NJ. Boyce to Nellie
Forschler.
Michigan Buff-George Ranett to Csssia Morgan.
Hernitos, February 1S-Archibald Mcdonald to
Kate A. McElroy.
San Francisco, February ISM C. Rambo to G.
Kindleberger.
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THERE is music in low prices: Mems fur
hats, reduced from 81 so to 81; others re.
duced from 81 s. to 81 %; some from 81 to
81 50-many other lines at great reductions.
Haie's stupendous clearance sale.
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TWENTY YARDS for 81 of good, dark
American print light colors, % yards for
81, at Hale's stupendous clearance sale.
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MISSES French kid shoes reduced to 50,
of the great sale at Red House.
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AUCTION To DAY.-To-day, beginning at
1890 A. NJ, Bell & Co., auctioneerr, will sell
the entire stock at Ole Y street, consisting in
part as follows One walnut marble-top set
of eight pieces, FIVE cottsge sets. six clipper.
edge spring mattresses, eight wool mattresses
(new) two curled hair mattresses (Iew),
feather pillows. one bed lounge (new) FIVE
single lounges (new), three ranges, with fix
lures complete; three pieces parlor furniture.
kitchen safes, sixtysix yards of three.ply car
pet one fve.shelf whatnot, tables, chairs,
thirteen oil paintings, fifteen dozen plstters !;
also, a large lot of crockery, glass and wood
enware.
POLICE CoURT.-Business was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday as follows !:
Maria Whitney, grand larceny, case contin.
ued, and bail fixed at $1,000; Robert Regis
ter and Mark Grossman, disturbing the
peace, discharged George Hendricks, rob-
berry, continued one day NJ. j. Lamb, petit
larceny, continued until tomorrow John
Cox, petit larceny, pleaded guilty, Judgment
deferred one day; Ma Lung Ming, robbery,
on trial
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UNBLEAcHED MUsLIN-of extra fine quality
IA yards for 81. Hsle's stupendous Gle rance
sale.
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MARRIED,

For whooping cough, nothing equals Ches
ssey's Rock and Rye.
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BRIEF NOTES.

The late members of Brigadier. General
Tozer's staff gave complimentary dinner on
Monday evening to their late commander.
A man arrested in Chicago, by the name OF
Edwards, is thought possible to be Eddie Ed.
wards, the missing Scott murderer, and eff.
GERS here have inquired by telegraph for par.
ticulars.
The Dan McCarty who broke Jail and was
shot and recaptured at Salinas, as given in
our dispatches yesterday, formerly resided
near the Cosumnes, in this county, with his
parents, and was taken to Monterey about
two months since tor trial, having been ar
rested here by Arlington aud Sheriff Gun
nirgham.
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" D6xLAR does double duty at Hale's stu
peudous clearance sale. Extra quality un.
bleached Sarnsley tabls damask, at so cents
Per yard.
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A TELEGRAM has been received, stating
that g large invoice Of fresh White.fsh aud
mackerel, also 400 cans of fresh Select Oys.
tiers had been shipped from Chicago on the
oath, and will be due here by next Thursday
mornings overland express. Send in your
order in time to ID. DeBarnardi & Co., sos
and $40 X street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-28

WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE
Stops hawking, prevents poisonous mucous
dripping in the throat, purifies the breath,
and improves the voice. 81, of all druggists.
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Hop or Alfalfa Land,

OF Is Acres, East OF Thirty.flrst street,
North Of East Park ; Large New Dwelling, OF
Eight Rooms; Large Stables, &c.
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Grain or Fruit Ranch

or so Acres. II miles from the city, with
fine Dwelling all modern conyeniences Stable,
Orchard and Vineyard. $1,000.
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:" What makes cry and folks say lie naughty,
Cause stomach ache, and sour in my mouffy
Cause too, can't sleep, and worms bites re belly;
" Fever "a say, feel like was a jelly.
Guess your babies cry, Dick and Victoria,
When mammals gone, and don't have Cast0rfn.
You're right, they fairly yell" There Uncle Cy;
Cousin Frank have Casroria, he don't cry.
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INSURANCE AGENTS.
No. 1915 Fourth street,
BETWEEN J AND X. SACRAMENTO.
a Fruit Ranch,

a Fruit Ranch,
or 90 Acres. Half a Mile from Penryn,
with 800 bearing Fruit Trees of all varieties !;
200 Raspberry Bushes, 1000 Grapevines, foreign
varieties; 1880 Blackberry Bushes; Small
Alfalfa Patch Small Dive ling, Barn. Outbuild-
ings, etc. Price, $3.50.
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