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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-23

As to the identity OF the remains
brought to the city as those of Mrs.
Downsy arose OF an early hour Sunday
morning. The doubt was created by
the appearance of the teeth Of the
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LOCAL DASHEs,

Fifty.one immigrants will arrive from the
East tomorrow.
The Board of Supervisors transacted no
business of public Importance yesterday.
The Sacramento Literary and Dramatic
Club give an entertainment at Pioneer Hall
tonight.
the McCloud river, George B. Williams, is
spending few months in Sacramento.
Ben Shsrf, brakeman on the gravel train
from Madison, Yolo county, had his hand
crushed while coupling cars, and will lose two
or more fingers.
By direction of the Postmaster General, 8
and cent stamps of the old denominations
will be exchanged for new stamps at any
Postofice in the country.
Judge Armstrong has sentenced George
Scott to six months at Folsom for burglary
in the second degree, and g. f. Mclaughlin
to three years for forgery.
Judge Armstrong has ordered a peremptory
writ of mandate directing the Supervisors to
allow Albert M. johnson S72 for services as
shorthand reporter in the Police Court.
An insane man by the name of Adelbert
Wenda. in charge of a Deputy Sheriff, passed
through the city yesterday en- route from
Mono county to the asylum at Stockton.
William Henley, an attorney of this city.
and District Attorney Craig had physical
discussion in Court in Woodland on Monday,
in which Henley knocked Craig down. The
Judge fined Henley S25 and Craig 800.
Thieves visited d. Gardeners place, on 1
street, on Monday night but left without vi
olating that commandment which says thou
shalt not steal. The reporter has forgotten
the number of the commandment.
Sacramento Uniformed Degree Camp, No.
l, l. o. o. f., has elected the following Off
GERS: Commander, A. 81. Burnett; Vice
Commander. Ben. Leonard; Officer of the
Guard, T. P. Lowell; Secretary, w. A. Ste
phenson (re.elected); Treasurer, Nelson Viii.
cox.
The new comet was observed by many last
evening. Some are able to see it with the
naked eye when they are instructed where to
look, while it is plain to be seen by all with
the aid of pair of opera glasses. It is quite
bright, and shows sort of rudimentary tail,
pointing northward.
The Boca Brewing Company is having a
number of refrigerator cars built. They are
painted white, with huge colored picture of
a grizzly bear in the center, and are very at
tractive. They are so arranged that beer can
be packed in ice and shipped to any part of
the Union in as good condition as when it
leaves the brewery.
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden on the 10th of
December
For Sacramento Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
$50 kegs nais, 80 iron yises, iron buck saws 26l
bundles iron pipes, box emery A. A Van voor-
HES Co., case brushes, l case shoe brushes 5
cases hams, l box saddlery; Hail. Luhrs & Co,
A. barrels names C. 4. Sawtelle box lead pencils;
Mary E Barlow, box household goods Gorge
W. Chesley, barrels whisky; Holman, Stanton &
Co., car pows; WOODBURY. & Barnes, SO barrels
whisky Kirk Geary & Co., 5 boxes oil A Dart, l
sewing machine II. Eckhlrdt, box brass cartridge
shells.
For Red Bluff Mrs NJ. Quick, I box household
goods
For Placerville-E J. Jous, cabinet
For Georgetown-B. F. Shepard, 2 boxes varnish.
For Stockton-S ?. Bailey, keg apple Jelly; W.
Fl. Wintershaid, , organs Andrew ElstOn, l box
walnut, box cane-seat chairs; J. R. Burns J. Co.,
l barrel glassware box glassware.
Passed New Orleans December 18th, via Southern
Pacific Railroad
For Sacramento-Lindley & Co., Is boxes tobacco,
3 kegs behring's, case lemon peel, Is bags canary
seed, 80 cases goods; Hale Bros, cases Shoes
case slippers A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., 2 cases
hardware Hail. LuhIs & Co, 10 boxes tobacco
AZ ans, Mcneil & Co, 20 boxes tobacco L. Elkus,
2 cases hats, cases goods; A. Hyman, piano
Locke & Lavens1n, cases hardware George W.
Chesley, So barrels spirits Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., 3 cases hooks case tongs, case busters J..
J. Spiker, medicine; Fred. Kolliker, cases
medicine.
For Grimes Landing-C. c. Peart. cases boots
and shoes.
For Colusa-C. c. Peart, 5 cases boots
For A1buckle-C. C. Peart, cases boots.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

NEwHALI, December lsth.-Passed here to-day, u
arrive in San Francisco Tomorrow: J. d. Hines
San Buensventurs; W. Fl. Russell, Los Angeles
E. Levy, J. Youngberg, San Francisco; Mrs. A.
Hubbard, Gilman, H.; Mrs. c. Mosher, Madison
Wis; c. c. Merriman, New York Mrs. S. d.
Shockley, W. A Shockley, New Bedford, Mass; o
]. Slough. Chicago; o. J. Sessions, D. Frederick
L. ellison, san Francisco Strauss, Denver
Hugh Tevis, Arizona; J. W Victor, National City
Cal; E NJ. FlemI.ter, Nevada r. Mckinley, kansa:
City b. G. Smith and wife, Oakland; Mrs A
o. Waters and son, Tombstone Mrs }. kemp
Los Angeles; Mrs. Jordan. San Francisco Henry
Palmer, New York; W. Raymond, Boston F. l.
Richmond, Sacramento Mrs. s: E Perkins Los
Angeles C. F. Gompertz, 34keley, Cal; E. R.
Carl, Los Angeles A Lorelli and wife, Tucson
John Brown, Kentucky.
CARLIS December lSth.-Passed here to-day, &c
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow ]. d. Fry, Sau
Francisco E. H. Outton, New HAMPSHIRE; W.
Let's Oliver and wife. San Francisco Mrs. Il. Il
Paulk, Sacramento Joe Petite Ganiier, San Fran
cisco H. K Russell, St. Paul, MIMI; DR.. Par
berry and wife, Thomas A Ray and wife. Miss
Daisy Ray, VIM. Davenport, Miss Pearl Daven'
port, Mrs. A. j. Davidson, Miss Olive Davidson,
Helena, Mont; Mrs. Gantier. San Francisco; Mrs.
Sarah Luck, Kansas City, Mo; S. S. Foot, Caldwell
Idsho Daniel Keller and wife, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
o. P Fergett, Honolulu; Ii. ]. 7. Brennan, Ire
land W. c. Bailey, Burlington, Iowa; Mrs. Morli'
mer Stout, Brooklyn; Mrs. II. Harder, England
Fannie Gilroy, San francisco ; Mrs. A. Stuart, New
York city 7. Roe, San Francisco Thomas Wschell,
Sonora, Col; Frank Ellis, Chicago; John Free Salt
Lake, Utah; George E. Ames, H. G. Simon, San
Francisco; Mrs C. Corrick, Sacramento; A. Il.
Dickinson, Cleveland, Ohio John a. Stevens com
pany, Miss JeffreysLewis, Miss Lottie Church, Miss
Mary Yourg Violet Campbell, Helen Brooks, Dollie
Tweed, c. f. Messenger, VIM T. Clifton, Z. L. Wal
ton and wife, Harry Wilson, Tom Seabrooke, Harry
Everitt J. X. Furlong, Tom Gregory, S. ~ Kesly,
W. A. Edwards, Manager, of New York. Also 81
emigrants, including Al males, to arrive December
GOTH
DAGasTr. December 1Sth.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in San Francisco December 10th: Margaret
Reynolds, D Reynolds, Mary Reynolds Marquette,
Mich Z. Cutler and wife, Amherst, n. H.; W. r.
Bark, Mrs. Dodge, Mrs. Taylor, Plymouth, n. H.;
j. P. Bell, A. A Tregidge, Charles Kaufman, San
Francisco S. L. Goldberg, Oakland Miss Fanny
Hill, New York.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs Sias Carrie left yesterday for months visit
to friends at Oakland.
Captain Foster, Of the Cliff House, passed through
the city last evening en- route East
DR.. Gardner and j. W. Shanklin were passengers
on the train from the Bay last evening.
Mrs H. H. Paulk and Mrs. c. Carrick will arrive
from the East via the Central Pacific Railroad to-
day.
Captain William Albertson, of Pontiac, Mich, is
visiting his brotherin-law, DR.. Joseph N. Frey, at
Newcastle.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 7. Haber, of San Francisco,
who have been visiting at Folsom and Sacramento
(Mrs. Haber's former homel returned to the Bay
yesterday.
In the city yesterday R. Day, San Francisco ].
Q. A Billiard, Placerville; H. L. Hoppin, Winnie
mucca G. L. Spear, Blue Canyon; J. L. Wall, L.
NJ Mckinney G. A. Hueser, Oakland S. B. Talbot,
Truckee J. NJ. Halter, Gait.
F. S. Munson, of Marshalltown, Iowa, has been in
the city the past few days. the guest of Professor
P. Rowell He has spent several months in the
Coast States and Territories, and is favoraby i'm
pressed with California, over all competitors, that
he will make arrangements to locate within her Dor
ders, and appropriate certain portion Of its "go-
rious climate"
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday L.
G. English K. E. Miller Henry Matthews Charles
Alan, Miss NJ. f. Gray, W. B. Sargent, j. b. French,
c. H. Schussler, George Schusser, j. w. Evans,
Gus J. LoweDgart, A. l.. Mann, San Francisco
MIS-. J. Henderson, A. McKennon Stockton G. W.
Meyler and wife, Jacksonville, Cal; W. H. Hatfield
New York; Miss Greer, D. L. johnson and wife,
Sheldon A. c. Jelly, Sacramento
A party OF Montana people have left Helena on
tour to the Pacific coast with the intention OF spend
ing two or more months in California. The party is
composed of Major and Mrs. Davenport, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Ray, Mrs. A. J. Davidson and daughter
all Of Helena, and DR.. and Mrs. Psrberry, OF White
Sulphur Springs. Mr.. and Mrs Davenport and Mr..
and Mrs. Ray have been residents Of the Territory
for nineteen years, and during that time have not
been outside of its limits.
Arrivals at the State House: Miss G. L. Knox
and brother Iseton T. H. Quinn, Pine Charles
Zumaldt, Victoria George Anderson. George Colby,
Clsrksburg l.. Hadlee l.. Wyman, J. S. Williams.
Thomas Gaffney, San Francisco L. Williams Pleas.
ant Valley; o. $. Terrell, l. Johnson, NJ. L. Rice,
Walnut Grove A. G. Pierce, F. B. Pierce, II. b.
Cudley, p D Fisher. Pleasant Grove; c. W.
Schleiffer, Latrobe f. Hasness, w A. Scott, Co
sumnes Mrs Casimier, Amador; H. Schlutius, c.
schlutius, Franklin Alex. Donaldson, J. C. Glenn,
Nicolaus Mansfield, Lake Tahoe; C. NJ Reynal,
Michigan Bar; George Rice, Marysville; John
Williamson, Dan Sheehan Tom Sheehan, CORTLAND
G.. Lapham, Oakland
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NEWCASTLE ORANGES.

DR.. Joseph NJ. Frey, of Newcastle, called
at the RECORD UNION Office yesterday and
exhibited 8 number of large and beautiful
oranges, grown on his Placer county farm.
They were of the variety known IS the Med
iterranean Sweet. Several of the oranges
measured thirtseu inches in circumference,
while none were less than ten. The doctor:
place has an altitude of !, 900 feet. Hesays that
on account of the absence of cold, damp
fogs, oranges ripen in Placer county fully
two months before they do at Los Angeles
or at points on or near the coast. On &C.
count of the hot, dry summer, the fruit has
better favor and is much sweeter. The
thermometer can fall below the freezing
point without the trees suffering damage
from frost. He accounts for this from the
fact that it is dry cold. the atmosphere not
being charged with moisture. The soil in the
neighborhood Of Newcastle is billy, aud IN
places very rocky. A few years ago 1t went
begging in the market at 81 so an acre, while
now the poorest land sells readily at from
S25 to $50. The soil seems to be peculiarly
adapted to the raising of all kinds of fruits
and berries. The grapes raised in that neigh
DUEuOOu dbbdiu d HUG SEOhbbi 'SAy S"SSNB
and all find ready sale in the market
for table use. The doctor few days since
picked 2, 300 oranges from ten young trees.
The fruit is of beautiful golden color and
entirely free from scale and other insect pests.
The st. Michael, a tbin-skined orange that
attains an average size of eight inches in cir
conference, thrives well, and the trees snnU-
ally produce an abundance of fruit. The
doctor says that Newcastle berries of all
kinds are in the San Francisco market every
year several weeks in advance of all others,
and throughout the season, on account of their
superior size, appearance and flavor, bring
the highest market price. The same fruit
belt extends into Ell Dorado county, and the
chsparral hills, once thought worthless for
horticultural purposes, promise within few
years to be among the most remunerstive
lands in the State. The cost of clearing and
cultivatirg is small, and the returns per acre.
he claims, in excess of that of any other
land on the continent. The appearance of
the beautiful orange groves, with their ever
green foliage contrasted with the golden yell
low of the large and toothsome fruit, is rare
treat to the eyes of the tourist who emerges
only a few miles distant from the eternal
SHOWS of the Sierra Nevadss, after having
ridden for days through the sandy sagebrush
deserts of Neyad. and Utah.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
fPiled December Is, 1888.


December l0-LizZie Cole 10 Ferguson Burns
The n. I Of N J Of lot 5, n and o, and Third and
Fourth streets, city.
November 2l-John Dobson to E. S. Hunt-Land
n Sacramento county in section p, T. N, R. E.;
$50.
December l5-Elizabeth Hsnsey to Conrad Bitter
Lot 4, X and L, and Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth streets. city Sl5l.
November 15-H. C. Smith to Oliver j. B!anch-
field-The S Is feet Of lot in block O. Gait; Sl65.
December l4-John II. Carroll TO John Bennett
Land in T. y R. E Sacramento county 81, 224.
Filled December II, 1881
December 15-James Milligan to Eliza hllllgan--
Houses and lands on Sacramento river in Slaters
Addition grant
December 12-B A Farmer to F H. Sawyer and
D. W Rae-Land in the S. W. Of section "a, T. )
N, R E; also Of lots 10 and Il in block II,
Gilt e. 90.
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DEPARTMENT Two-McFA

A gentleman who has returned to Amer.
lea after a residence of several years in
Europe is much perplexed by the rapidity
with which American women lose their
freshness and charm. He finds that " the
lovely brides of season or two back are
now sturdy and middle-age looking ma.
trons, and the girls who are not married, and
whom / left in the perfection of theloveliest
type of female beauty, are either shrunken,
lined and withered, or grown stout, coarse,
and almost portly. There must be some
thing wrong in the lives they lead to pro.
duce such prem'iure decay. A woman
ought to be beautiful up to thirty-fve, and
lovely and lovable for twenty years longer. u
Inter. Ocean.
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DRESS PATTERNS

Put up in appropriate form for Holiday Gifts and
in a varietyof materials Our SILK DEPART
MENT presents unusual attractions to holiday
BUYERS, while our method of business is a guar
antee to gentlemen who may wish to purchase
such goods for gifts and are not posted on their
value that they get the fullest possible return for
their money.
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1t doesn't follow that you must do a
mean thing to man who has done mean
thing to you. The old proverb runs,
because the cur has bitten me, shall
bite the cur ~ Christian WitneSe.
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MARRIED.,

Sacramento, December 1s-By Rev. H. H. Rice,
| Shadrach King, of Clarksburg, Yolo county, to
Ida RhOades, of Reese District, Sacramento
county.
| Sacramento, December 15-By Rev. J. L. Field
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, Egbert W
Bates to Matte s. Sponamore both Of this city.
San Andreas, December l3-Wm. c. Jenkins to
Barbara Heinsdorf.
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Rare Values in Photograph Albums

We have opened TO-DAY one of the larg-
est assortments ever brought to Sacramento, and
invite special attention to the quality, style and
PRICE of these ALBUMS.
Large-size Cabinet Albums, with bouquet of
raised silk flowers, ST. so.
Plush Albums for Cabinets with nickel trim
mings, So.
Handsome Albums in Real Leather, with raised
birds and flowers in colors, So SO.
Full-size Real Leather Floral Albums, for cards
and cabinets, So IS.
Large Albums, with imitation alligator leather
covers, padded, spring clasp $4.
Russia Leather Albums, with padded covers and
beveled openings for the pictures SIS 50.
Finest Albums So 3d. ST. 50, So 50.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-19

ONE case imported broken check dress suit
inSs, II cents per yard. Red House.
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There are some policemen on the force
who could best discharge their duty by
going off and making no more reports
Exchange.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT oSE-ARMsTRoSs. Judge.

TUESDAY, December Is. 1883.
People Of the State VS.. George Scott, for burglary
Guilty and sentenced TO six months imprso lment
at the Folsom Branch Prison.
People vs.. c. J. Mclaughlin, for forgery-Sen-
fenced to the Folsom Prison for a term Of three
years.
John James was authorizs d TO sell his homestead
Sperry Dive, administrator, vs.. L. d. Radgesky-
S72 inserted in the cost bill.
H. Gerhard vs.. c. Zwickle On trial.
DEPARTMENT Two-McFARLASD, Judge.
NJ Hoy and wife vs.. F. De Hondt-Stay Of pro
ceedings for IS days.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-19

HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE Ma ked
benefit in indigestion. DIR. A. L. Hall. Fair
haven. n. Y, says: "Have prescribed it
with marked benefit in indigestion and urin-
ary troubles"
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THE finest Bourbon whisky in the market
is Simmond's Nabob. Don't forget to ask your
druggist and grocer for it. Recommended BY
this Osst physicians everywhere. For medl
cal and family use nothing to equal 1t.
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DoS'T miss the doll sale to-day of Hsncocl
& Co.. 629 and 63l street.
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MEs's heavy all.wool pants. dark colored,
to be shown to-day for So 30 Ter pair, at Red
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EXTRA large horse blankets. with two
STRAPS, for 81 %. Red House.
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WAGoss and velocipedes reduced to-day at
Hancock & Co.'S, 629 and 6Sl street..
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Now Is THE opportunity to purchase an 81:
Sill black bTocade at the reduced pfice OF
81 12i per yard. Hale Bros. & Co.
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"a FEeUoT sheeting. splendid quality, 12I
cants per yard. The social brand white mus
lin, yard wide, u cents per yard. Red
House.
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FINE French calf gents button shoes, Lon
don tip (sewedl 81 per pair. Red House.
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ONE THOUSAND dozen French toilet soap. ia
fancy boxer, % cents per box. Red House. ,
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DIED..

San Andreas, December John Carder, so years
Placerville December 8-Benj amin Green, "a years.
Willows, December li-Mrs. Phoebe Taylor, 81
years. months and II days
Near Missouri Flat, FL Dorado county, December
14-Mrs. C. Miller, so years
Mortality Report,
For two weeks ending December Is. 1888, made by
VIM. Laufkotter, Superintendent of the City Gem
etery. Office at the Chapel City Cemetery:
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ARABIAN suifiugs, Atwood, As inches wide,
light shades, 30 cents per yard; regular prlce,
70 cents. Red House.
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LADIES black velvet opera-toed slippers,
handsomely embroidered with varicolorsd
silk, at 81 % per pair. Hale Bros. & Co.
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ELEGANT embroidered gents slippers, al
sizes, 81 IS per pair. Red House.
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Do NOT miss doll to-day for the little
child. See them in all styles and prices at
Red House Boot aud Shoe Department
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BLANKETS Blankets The Sacramento
"a pound gray + So 50, ct Red House.
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Toy tea sets and dolls reduced to-day at
Hancock 4 Cor, 629 street.
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BORN.

| Sacramento, December l3-Wife of John P Davis,
| daughter
Sacramento, December l8-wife Of John Lynch, a
son.
Sacramento, December 11-wife Of VIM. Dawson, a
son.
lone, son.
Pacervile, November 26-wife of Jas S. Richards,
son.
Willows, December S-Wife of Joseph Rainvile, a
daughter.
| Willows, December 9-Wife OF G. A. Gutman, a
daughter.
Willows, December 9-wife OF George Shelley, a
son,
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CHANGED EVERY DAY FOR THE MECHANICS. STORE.
THIS WEEK UNTIL s O'CLOCK
IN THE EVENING.
A Word in General.

While we have not this year added special
department for Toys, each room in our stores
will be found full of sensible and appropriate
HOLIDAY GIFTS. Our stock of goods is
bright, fresh and new and almost endless in va
riety, presenting to purchasers every advantage
which experience and large resources can COM
mand We have increased somewhat our staff
of salespeople, and believe we can serve all who
may come with promptness and attention
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THOSE who do not grasp the golden oppor'
tunity for bargains in our millinery depart
menI, simply miss it, at Red House.
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WORKED with silk, single pair in box, Just the
thing for q holiday gift. Hale Bros. & Co. :
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F1rEs sIYE and elaborate preparations are
Being made By the Boys Of Company " b y
for their grand military Ball at Armory Hall,
on the rvsning of December 21st. Each Boy
is expected to Bring Both of his girls.
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CrOssmans Specific Mixture

MYTH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
| Wv themselves without the least exposure,
change Of diet OF cnsnge in application to business
The medicine contains nothing that is Of the least
injury to the constitution. Ask your druggist fol-
| it. Price, 81 bottle. mlo-iyWS
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III AHE, EpHESS 80 GO
Agents for Sacramento. nS-is2m
AN EXTRAORDINARY RAZOR

"AS BEEN INVENTED BY THE QUEENS
III OWN CO. OF England. The edge and body
Is 30 THIN and FLEXIBLE as NEVER TO RI
OUIRE GRINDING and hardly ever setting. It
eljdes over the face like piece OF velvet. making
shaving quite 8 luxury. IT Is CREATING A
GREAT EXCITEMENT In EUROPE among the ex-
perts who pronounce it PERFECTION. Two dol
lars in buffalo handle three dollars in ivory. Every
razor TO be genuine, must bear the reverse side
the name of NATHAN JOSEPH, GAL Clay street,
San Francisco the only place in the United States
where they are obtained. Trade supplied. Sent by
mail, 10 cents extra, or C. o. D.
THE QUEENS OWN COMPANY, having en-
larged their factory, are now making PEARL al
IVORY CARVING KNIVES. TABLE and POCKET
KNIVES. HUNTING KNIVES and SCISSORS OF
the same quality as their msrvelously wonderful
razor a7-tfWS
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9rRUNR FACTOR "

a LoNGsHoRE, $40 X ST., BET. FIFTH AND
AsS ixth, Sacramento. Trunks. Vslises and Bags
Wholesale and RetaiD Sample Gas made to order.
Repairing done 2. short notice sul5-splm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-19

SUDDEN DEArH.-Patrick Filand, native
Of Ireisud, seed IS years, dropped dead OF
apopexy yesterday afternoon, at his home
On ThIld and Q streets. He leaves family.