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National Republican., 1883-03-01

ntG pubitatiOns.
NEW BOOKS.
WHO'S WHO ron iSS?
REJOI,I.E ,rIONS OF ARTHUR PEURHYN
STANLEY, late Dean OF .Westmnister, ~.
LIFE OF JAMES MUNROE by Gilman.
LOWELLS BIRTHDAY BOOK.
SCIENCE OF POLITICS, by Amos.
FIGURES UF TIE PAST, by Josiah Qulncey.
FINANCIAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED
STATES, vol. ., by Bolles.
HISTORY OF THE JESUIIS, two volumes.
For sale by
ROBERT BE-ALL,
fe2G-3t bookseller, 495 Pennsy wanna avenue.
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pAssgaeER LISTS

HKwuALL. october 1st.-Passed here t'.-lay %
arrive in San Francisco tomorrow: X. E. Burgess,
Maine Alex. Birrel, W. A. Mix, E. 3. Hubbard,
Arizona; E. D. Sawyer, j.. a Andrews, San Frau-
cisco Mrs s. ~ Morgan, J. Dsgzett aud family,
F. u. Guiol, A. Armstrong, " james. Mrs ". L.
Wallace, Los Angeles; d. hush, Portland " $.
Bemican, Nevada J. b. Walker, Santa Ana l. n.
Isbell, Aurora, III.
WELLS (Sev.), October Ist.-Passed here to-day,
10 arrive in Sacramento to morrow: Vim. Ryiauce,
England c. Hsshaw, Central Pacific Railroad ;
Luke Kirkland, H. B. Tanberg, New York; r II.
Chcesman, W. II. Chevers, San Francisco D Hicks,
Santa Clara; G. F. Borell, Denver; Ed Kiburn and
wife, Mss Ella c. Adsms, Joseph p Thompson and
wife, New Bedford c. Gregory, y. +. Fuller, Mad
son, Wis; DR.. HosfOrd and wife, San Francisco
c. j. Barclay, New York DR.. G. B. Allen sod wife,
San Francisco Elizabeth 7. Stone, Boston A. H.;
Ainsworth and wife, Onahs; Thomas Moore snd
daughter, L. H. Lash, san Francisco L. D freer,
Oroville; Q. Il. Combe, SumEer; p n. CoTbe,
England 125 emirrauts including s. males, to AZ
rive in Sacramento October Sd.
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SUPERIOR CoURr.
DEPARTMENT osE-AmsTsoNo, Judge

MONDAY October J. 1853.
Application Of Jane E. Bagley to become a sole
trader-Continued one week.
Estate Of John He1t0r, disqualification Tor
distribution granted.
Estate Of annie Jones, decessed-Return Of sale
OF personal property granted.
Estate Of a. Z Warwick, deceased- VIII adm :
ted 20 probate John IT. awyer appointed admin
istrator; bond, s34,c0
Esta-e OF Richsrd Astill-Return ard account Of
gale Of real estate condrmod.
tate Of Nathan Kellogg, dec,ased- George F.
Bronner appointed administrator 7 G. Pe-k.ns J.
A Darling and Joseph Powers appraisers.
Estate Of John Nutta.l, dec ased-Petition for
distribution granted
Estate Of L. L. Billing7, dec asel- Petition for
sale and for order to improve grave continued.
Estate Of g w Crofton, Gecessed-Petition and
citation to administrator to inventory certain prop
erty taken under adyisement.
Estate OF Thomas II Fowler, deceased-Applica-
tion TO sell personal property passed.
Fstate OF Jane Wilson deceased Citation to Bank
Of Woodland continued to October 4th
Estate OF G. Z. CrOssgrevo, decsssed-C COufrma-
iion Of final account taken under advisement.
John C. Medley ". II C. Msy-aoti0B to dismiss
appeal granted; execution stayed 10 days.
Michael Hoy et ux. VI. f. DeHOndt-De1urrer "a
amend co1np- int transferred to Department Two.
Cameron vs. J. II. Caf-oll-Demurrsr submitted.
All Lee ct al. Vs. Tan Kee-C Continued 10 octo-
Der Sd.
People vs. Domingo Arans-Appeal continued
one week.
) y.
People w. j. Gaiety and Joe Goolsby, grand lar.
ceny-Defeudants pleaded guilty, and were sent TO
prison for tTo years
People vs. Joseph Frey, forgery Pleaded guilty
sentenced to one year at Folsom.
People We. Robert Mckinley Defendant pleaded
not guilty.
ReIseaaur-ordered that $50 be invested in Gov
ernment bonds.
Estate Of Michael Halloran, deceased-Partly
tried and continued one week
Clark vs.. Billings Transferred iryn D Tartnent
Two to be tried BY jury.
psrARragsT Two-HoFAKLASD, Judge.
Bertha Walther vs. The Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New YOrk-Motion for a new trial
denied.
John R. williams vs Mathew j. willarns-Con-
timed to October 10, 1873.
Trial caiendar for October session, 1888, Depart
ment Two, vii be set on October 10, 1888.
Law calendar OF Department Two-Hearing con-
tlnued for one week
People vs.. John Lentini, FOR nurder-on trial.
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San Joaquin County AID the Central Pa.
cIna Ea.aErn..h

STOCKTON October lst-The Board Of Supervisors
this afternoon unanimously adopted the following
WHEREAS, The Central Pacific railroad COMPANY
has offered TO compromise and settle the claim Of
the county of San joaquin, which is the basis Of
the suit entitled "Ihs County OF San Josquln Vs.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company ct ais ." now
ending in the Supreme Court Of the State OF Cali.
fornia hy suTfeudering to the said county it's bonds
for $780, COO with the accrued interest thereon and
the payment to said county Of the sum Of $500 coo
III gold .oinof the United States:
Reso!red, Tnat the said offer be, and the same is
hereby sccepted.
Res0Iced, That David S. Terry is hereby author
lied 10 execute said agreement on the part Of said
county, ana for this purpose he (the said TeFry) Is
authorized to collects ID sum Of money, and 20 re.
c5ipt Tor the same n the name OF said county also
to execute a release Of ell CLAIMS and demands upon
the said county against each ard every one Of the
defendants in said action, and 10 do everything
in the uanae Of the said county tat he may think
right and proper in the premises.
Pair GFauRG Fire.
SusANvuLE, October Ist-The house, stsb!e aud
grand stand ut the fair grounds below town, be.
longing to L. v Spencer were destroyed by FIRE
Saturday night The FIRE was the work OF an in.
cendiary Less $1,000; insured for $1,000
Heavy swell.
SPtYIsuTowN, October 1st-The heavy swell OF
the ocean from the sOuthwei- to-day carried away
hulk, and also carried swGy ten piles from the
Amesport landing.
SkerFefCs Murderer.
SAN FRANCISCO October lst The trial OF Wright
lie Roy, alias Larue, charged with the murder Of
Nicholas Skerrett in August last, came up to-day
before Judge Ferrai. The ease being so notorious,
great difficulty is experienced IN obtaining jury.
Tax Levy-wager Works.
NAPA. October lst.-T The BOard Of Supervisors TO-
dav fixed the tax levy ior State and county pur-
poses ct 81 So which is an increase Of the reyeuO0
raised last year Of over per cent.
The Napa water Works to Gay reaehsi ths city
limits with their PIPE laying, and will have the
mains aid on the principal streets.
Confirmation by Wholesale.
STOCKTON, October 1st.-Seyeniy-four persons
were confirmed in the Catholic church in this city
yesterday, Archbishop Aiomany officiating.
Esace ia TulSrc County.
LgMOoRE, October 1st.-rhe race between Keno,
Long John and Brown Billy was numerously at
tended Saturday. Over 400 people were the
ground. On account Of foul claimed and sus.
tanned, the outside bets were declared of, and the
purse was divided between tie owners Of Keno aas
Long John.
TAX Levy OF Shasta County.
SHASTA. October Ist-The Board OF Supervisors Of
Shasta county met to-day aud made the tax levy
for this fiscal year s. rs ON each SlC0.
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OILS MEXICO.
The YeIIo4, Fever scnnrcf.

GUAYMAs, October lst-Ihe steamer sonora has
had enc deaf while in quarantine aud will pT0hs-
bly, come into the bay from her anchorage next
Thurs a.. Her 3rutt has been destroyed Con
FLEEING reports are current in regard 10 the spread
o. this feyer north ward Your correspondent IS al
vsed Of oae ulore death Il hogales and eleven at
Hcrrnosilo which is an increase. Governor Tor
r. 5 is oonv2losceut At Hccses, and along tue lae
ON the CAPITAL north there are several light eases
partaking OF chils ami fever more than anything
ee This place may be soid 70 be free Of the fever,
as no deaths from that disease have Lsppered Tor
the last two days The escapes eeem to have had
a hard time al Bustameati'B ranch, seven miles
from here as nearly all Of them have had the fever,
but Of a mild type; wh0feas at Paradise, osly tao
miles from there. All are well and enjoying shen-
bring news thlt . fever Of some kind hi6 broken
out among the Yaquis, tut he C. uid not tell how
many had d 4.
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Advertisements of five lines in this department are
inserted for IS cents for time three times for 90
cents. or 70 cents per week.
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An Artist Found Bead In His Eed-Th
CGOE;Its Murder Engc
OREGON.


PORTLAND, October lst.-A special just received
from Lafayette, Yamhill couuty, says The jury in
the Smith trial for the murder Of Mrs. Petcl.
brought il a verdict Of guilty last evening. Smith
was remanded TO Jail, and at o'clock took from Is
TO 80 grains q morphine, which he had clnceale in
the lapel Of his coat his fellow prisoner, Rogers,
refused to inform the jailer until he thought him
dead. At I o'clock this morning physicians were
called but it was too la:e de expired at O'Clock
this morning. He refused paper and light
last night to write he told Rogers that he wanted
his body given to his wife, and his rife ard money
he had when captured to Hon n. F. Fentou, his
counsel. He wished his wife eSoHerated from any
completely, but made no confession. The action of
Smith in taking his life is generally accepted a5
a confession Of the assassination.
Captain Alexander, Of the Queen Of the Pacific,
was taken sud enly i'll at Astoria and leaving his
ship remained at that city. Physicians from Port.
land gone down the river to attend the patient.
During the month Of Scpteml or the police made
SCI arrests.
Joseph Alien, living few riiles from this city,
has beea missing FOR some days He had two huu-
dred dollars when he left home and it is ies,ed ha
has been murdered.
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to the English Consul at Canton, complaining Of
the result Of the trial OF ' 'Tide-water Logan as
being miscarriage OF justice The Consul points
out that the real excuse Of the VicerOy, complaint
is that the prisoner fairly tried instead OF being
condemned TO death unhesrd. Business is entirely
suspended in Canton, and the Chinese are leaving
the city IN great numbers
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rhe Sew Tw.-ceut stamns.

NEW YoRK, October 1st.-The cashier Of the
Postofcs states that from midnight, when the sale
Of the new two-cent stamps began, 100000 were
sold up to noon. During that time 10000 four
cent stamps were disposed Of The highest sale Of
two-cent stamps so far has been $4,000 purchased
bv single firm
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HOME AND ABROAD.

Accidents on the Rafl-The Train Rob
berry In kansas-Fulton On EOhsnism-
The Governor OF Texas In Mexico
Adirondack Murray's Lecfure-DangeT-
aus Condition OF General Hancock
Disgraeefui Scene at Philadelphia In
Funeral Removal OF Confederate Ke-
mains-Afrsirs In Foreign Lsnds-Efc.
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kREECHA.


CHARLESTON, October 1st.-D. c. Field. agent
Wells, Fargo & Co s5 this place committed suicide
Saturday evening by shootiag himself thr ugh the
head With Colts sefgoCking revolver.
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Rematns of Confederatc Dead.
Frightfui Mortality froIn Black Small

WASHINGTON, October 1st.- Surgeon Main, of the
the Marine Hospital Service at Brownsville, Tex
sends the following. recently received from Mexico
In Tapschula, State OF Chiahas, panic reigns, on
account of tie great mortality caused BY black
smallpox. The town has population of 10000
and 1890 have died, decomposition setting in in
rnanF cases hefcre death.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of Eve lines in this department
inserted for Is cent? for time; three times for %
cents, or rs cents per week
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Fulton Attacks liie RGman Catholic Re-


NEW YORK, October 1st.-Rev. John D. Fulton
preached yesterday morning in Clermort avenue
Brooklyn, on "Pagapism Illustrated in the Provn.
clal Council Now in Session in New York" He
said Romanisla is doomed, and don't you forget
il. From the first to the last it is the mystery Of
iniquity which shall be revealed and destroyed The
Pope hopes to find new ally N the pressrooms and
the schools OF America, for Komanisrn is known and
h ted in EuroFe. Somebody says the Pope is coming
here, but the devil wort let him. He has
got TO stay by the Tiber. Happily
for us and our Children the poSg+r
Of the Pope ia broken in America Our faith il not
in men nor in the power Of men. but in the Gospel
For Romanists have faith and love For Roman.
ism l have no argument but the argument OF
destruction. Thousands of Romanists are being
converted. Romanism is the mystery of iniquty,
because it il a combination of truth and error
The preacher described ceremonies at ST. Patricks
Cathedral in this city, and argued that they were all
derived from the pagan rites. One of them he said
was indicated in the Gospel, and the only original
one was the elevation Of the host
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Decision in the Case of Archbishop Pur-
cell.

CINCINNATI october 1st-The Hamilton County
District Court, composed of Judges Johnston,
Smith and Moore, this afternoon decided the case Of
j. MauiX, assignee VS. j. B. Purcell ct al,
which was an action by the assignee to obtain a
judgment of the Court as to the liability Of die
cesan church property TO pay the debts Of the late
Archbishop Pure Il. The case is one of great mag
nitude. The hearing occupied three months, ending
in June, 1882, and has been under consideration till
now. 1he opinion delivered by Ju ge Smith,
beginning at o'clock, and occupied nearly three
hours. out Of nearly 200 pieces of property held
by the Archbishop IA selected for this trial as
being representative of all. Nine of these we're
churches; the others the cathedral, including
the Archbishop's residence and school seminary the
Cummingsville Orphan Asylum aud ST. Joseph's
Cemetery old and new. The Court found that in
the cases OF the churches, though the title was in
fee simple in Archbishop Purcell, yet they were
built from money raised by IN ambers Of different
congregations, and that the title was in the Arch
bishop by reason Of the rules of the church. which
in such case this Court was bound to regard that
the Archbishop held title only as Trustee for the
uees of the congregation, and that the property so
held could not be subjected to the payment of the
debts Of the Archbishop. In the case Of one church.
the majority Of the Court found that the evidence
showed that the Archbishop had advanced some
money, ana the church was liable for that amount
to the assignee.
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FIVE doctors; 10 end of medicihe; no
relief. Dr.. Benson's skia Cure has driven
away all sruptions and Pa nearly we'll
Ida C. Young, Hamilton, III. Druggists
keep 1t, 81 per package.
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WAREISG How many people tuiI 'leir
stomaohs by swsiiowing cod drinl-s ~ 7. bog
summers day, wssn ftey could af9ia ah
dauge. by adding te dlop= q Ane's5uis
RitteTa besides impsFting = &C icioui iiaV5f
70 theiT eCInm bsvefsgaa
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canister Hined-No New stamp,

SAN Francisco, October 1st-S. p Armstrong,
teamster for Henry DurtoD, Jr. Stuart and Mission
streets fell from his truck this af ernoon the
passing over his neck, killing him instantly.
A large crowd visited the pOstoffce to-day to get
the new two-oent stamp, but meme were issued nor
will there be until the supply Of the old two-eent
atnr a.n..h h. .rlli l. 4 ~
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Confrmalion hY XEnoIesale.
REVABA.
SINGULAR and Fatal 4ccident-s sssniag
ComI,rpy Attached,


EUREKA, October lst.-sra Emmous met with
singular ard falAl accident yesteriay while out
hunti e, near h5-e He was carrying a siUtg-a
with the barrels down. when the pin that connects
the barrels with the stock came out, causing the
barrels to iall over aad discharge the gin. Jne
contents struck his right leg above the knee, and
literally tore OF the leg. tesmsteT came across
the wounded man and brought him TO town, where
he died last evening He was emp!oye of the
Eureka Consolidated furnace, O3 years old, aud
native OF Kansas City, Ao. he leaves a lie, two
sons and daughter at Westport, No, and son
and daughter in Eureka.
The Eureka Tunnel Company WAS attached to-
day by F. ". Cute Of San Francisco, for S36 900,
and by P. n Hansen for $500. Sui, also COM
menced against the compaDy by tie White Pine
Bank Of Eureka for s5,39l.
An Artist Found Bead In His Eed-The
CGOmbs Murder Case.
RENO October lst.-C. B Mcclellan, an artist OF
considerable ability and an old Pacific coast pioneer
and well known, was found dead in his bed to-day
noon. Asthma was the cause Of death.
The testimony in the Coombs murder case was all
in at noon to day, and the case will probably go 20
the jury tomorrow.
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ToyIciH Coli oetober 1st.-Eastman & Shorts
Consolidated Mining Company'B concentrating
works were burned this moraing. Loss, $4,000 ;
no Insurance
TaESToS q. J.). October 1st.--A fire broke out
after m,anisht in ST. johns Catholic Church. The
whole building was gufted. The vestmants and
sanctuary vessels were saved. Crowds Of women
gatheEe4 around the eaifce weeping.
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YOU MY EXPECT EXTRAORDINARY VALUES,

ONE LOT MEMS BLACK FUR HATS,
to be sold at 80 cents.
ONE LOT MEMS BLACK FUR HATS,
TO be sold at IS cents.
ONE LOT MEMS LIGHT FUR HATS,
to be sold at 81 25.
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We challenge the world TO produce an ar
tiole ike Elactro Silacoa, thas impsrts sq1al
hriiiiarc7 with equal ease 10 gold and silver
ware wi.ho1t injuring he finest surface. It's
wonderful propsEtiss nave given it a world
vide reputation.
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Prem
iurn for
bestdis-
play Of
Saddler
Hard
ware.
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Vetoed BY llse tLayer.

SAN Francisco, October lst Mayor Bartlett to-
night vetoed the order granting to Stanford Hunt.
ington aud Crocker \ franchise 10 run a railroad
around and through Golden Gate Park along the
ocean beach to tine Cliff The veto will be sus-
tanned or rejected the meeting OF the Super
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Eancoek's Condition Dangerous

NEW YORK, October 1st.-The Worlds Washing
ton correspondent says An officer Just returned
from General Hancocks staff, said to me to-day ::
Hancock is in very serious condition The pub
lie has no idea how ill be is. don't believe he will
ever be we'll man again. The trouble with the
knee which has been mentioned as the cause Of his
confinement is not the real one. Hancock has kid
ney trouble. He has lived well, and during the lat
ter part Of his life has taken very little exercise
During the past six months kidney trouble has de-
veloped, and his blood has become deteriorated
The injury to his knee is very Glow in healing on
account Of the impoverished condition Of the blood
While his friends hope for the best they fear for the
worst"
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AMONG THE GIANTS
Premiums Awarded at state Agricultural
Society Fair, 1888, TO
= oAI II Ell = B-a.H-E-
No. 6Io h STREET, SACRAMENTO.

Society's
gsidmedaI
fo- best
disHay in
the Fourth
Depart [
nent- E
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The Kansas Train Robbcrv.
EsIiroad Accidents.

UTICA (N. " October 1st,-A special to the Oh
serUer at 1:40 P II, from Fort Plain, SAYS Tue
train that Left Utica about II o'clock coded with
the train from Fort Plain three miles from here,
teleseoping each, and making a complete wreck.
Both engines DOW stand upright Il is reported
that six persons were killed and several wounded.
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The above premiums show the superiority Of my
work in 4 fair and square fight with the largest
house on the coast. 1 have carried nearly every
thing before me. 1 ask the public TO whom should
you give your trade. My prices sre guaranteed as
low as any on the coast. By proper management
uechsuiesl worl, can be done as well aud as cheap
as tbs poor work by miszlanagement- Address,
J0BS z. SrSLL,
P. Box *. Saera1sntc, ca.
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ONE LOT MEMS CARDIGAN JACK.
ETS thalf-wool) TO be sold at 70 cents.
ONE LOT MEMS CARDIGAN JACK.
ETS (all-wool) to be sold at 81 25.
ONE LOT MEMS CARDIGAN JACK.
ETS (all-worstedl, to be sold ct 81.
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FOEHEGx Nawe.

CorrpiafA Of tie Chinese Yiceroy.
Losnoz, Cetobsr Ist "A Canton dispatch reports
that the chinese Yi.eroy Sss written Official nete
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LATEST STYLES

NoS ACCOUNT eF THE JEwfsa 8OLE.
DAEs, MRs. KATzENsFEIS's GRAND
OPENING oF MILLINERY WILL BE Ces-
TESEED Te-pAEs 7-lpa
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$4,000

TNARM FOR sALE-oN MERRITT IsLAND, ,e9Fs
a Yole county, near Courtland, containing Ss7F
724 acres Of the best land fit for planting fruit =
trees on the front Of it be greatly improved.
The front land is in alfalfa, with excellent levee
which stood the last biz food A purchaser can
have horses and farming implements if desired, as
the owner is leaving the country. A bargain will
be given for cash. Apply on the premises 10 JAMES
MCCREDIE Prouretor. slim
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- Samaritan Nerrine cured our daughtsr's
iifa.lnng spilepzy.7 Rev. 2. P. Shirley,
Ghiea. Q. III.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Suicide OF "a Convicted Marderer in Ore
gou-FaXes tn Shasta snI SaDa Counties
-tonnFmatiORs Ut stocktoE-YeIlOw
Fever RepOrts-Teamstcr Run over and
Kiiied-NaFn Wafer wOrks-An ArtIst
Found BEAD In Bed-FaIr Creusas
Property BurBed-Ete.
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.
Hawiey Bras,' Hardware Cos-I1aportsrs of
HsTdvEre slsd Agricultural Impie-.aEtE Hos- 5Gi J,
sgs, ES5, 5f7 and 300 Hsrkst stTset, Gan FrsE5sco.
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ETC.
MARTlN NEsTLER,

MANUFACTURER OF ALL
IHh kinds of Buggies, Farm, 7G33sA
Express, Freight, Header and -S8FTSfS5
Quartz Wagons constantly on sz-sazit
hand and made to order at lowest rates. All work
warranted. Repairing, et, done at short notice.
Nos. l0lo, 1912 and l0l4 Ninth street, between
and K Sacramento, auI-lDtf
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G. EeTEnahEn q EO.-Si&EuszcsEHsTs snd i1a.
porters. 10. 256 KsaTny st., near PtEs. Tho anest
hats 81 tke iowcst prices Factory: II 3eiden st.
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