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The daily gazette., 1883-10-11
aEPRINrED FRoM YEsrERDAy
rnhlnnhnna.

United Press Dispatch TO the Gazette.l
WAsHrNGToN, Oct. 10.-For the northern
portion of the Middle Atlantic and New
England States, local rains are indicated for
Thursday. Fair weather will continue in
tho Southern portion of the Middle States
during the daY.
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RAMAmARHR . nRORR.
The Long
and the
Short of 1t.

It is hard to avoid stupidity
in clothing advertising. The
only real interest in it is the
appeal OF the best for the least
money addressed to people that
wish to buy. Oak Hall does
this. A vital points the Mems
Suit stock at from $1,000 to
$500. If you doubt your
ability to dress well at small
cost come to Oak Hall and you
viii soon find your error. This
will not interest everybody, but
there are at least 100000 men
in this town that ought to be
instructed by this,
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The Minlstry'a Instruotlons.

IUhIleu Ffes1 DI5pAtch 70 the Uazette.
PARIS, Oct. 10.-As q result of the meet
Ing Of the Mlnistery, yesterday, instructions
were sent to Hsrmond, Civil Commissioner.
to push military operations In TonquIn with
the utmost vigor.
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A REVOLUTION IN SINGLE Nul
DRAWINGS.
OCTOBER SCHEM,

WHOLE TICKETS, q. HAIfT!SoAnA .;on
n Tickets, $50; IS Ticke'S' w"
Remit Money or Bank DIslIn Ininarnstefed ~ nd d
hV Express. Don't send Dy NJ and upI
Post Once Order, OTaeiS o1rense, a, Al
o1defs 10 J. J.D0U6LAs, LouisVu' ]
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train will leave WilmtnRton for Newark
and way stations at 7.4S a. m. returning leave
Newark at $40 q. m. for Wilmington and way
stations.
The Black figures denote the Limited
Express Trains.
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DEATHS.

BoUGHERTY, la this city, on the 9th inst,
William J. .Dougherty, syn ofDennls Dougherty
aged years and m0nths.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invite
| to attend the funeral, from the residence Of his
father, No. 9O2 Reed street, on Thursday after-
nOon 1lth inst, at 2. 30 O'Clock. interInent Ut
| st. Joseph Cemetery.
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r r E e !

Aud VIC know you will derive more good than YOU
nave any Idea OF. Our repu alton as manuIact-
IIlng company Is such that we cannot afford to
dccelYe. Write to us on a no stal and give your
address plainly aud receive full particulars.
BUCKEYE MFG CO.,
Septl4-lY Marion, Ohio.
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HAY FEVER,

tba bAFPLY by the Httle 1nger into
sec,u sae unostrils. By absorption 1t Of.
catarrhal virus, causing aalthy secretions, Il
i,ndys in,hDdys infammation, prot cts the membrane.
Pletely heals the sores and restores the sense Of
Gbse b1 ana smell, Benencial results are realized
VII VII cure. Qnequaled for colds In Head. H9rees
Spie % 70 use Send for circular. Sold by drugFists
ny mall 6Qc. packaRe-stamps,
ELY'E OREAK BALM CO.,
0swego. N, Y.
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kAHoKA, No. Fsh |

~ hAHokA, Mo-, Feb
! purchased five bottles If ,vu yon,
ters OF Bishop & Co. last fall iO, NV
yer, and am well pleased Win
They did her more good than I N
cine she has taken for six wear. ~
-, WM. 7. McC
The above Is from a yerv rsli'l
whose daughter was in yefy ,sSSO poo,
teven or eight years, and COMA r
relief until she used Hon Ritz,
now In as good health as any Ds'
country. We have a large H. n
are making remarkable cures.
W. Il. BlsHOI
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TliE CITY MARX Mrs.

L0oAl QIOtata0ns Corrected Daily In the
Street Market.
MAY, yERp, HTo.-ooRREOrMD DAILY ny W. J.
MORROW, no. tlT VRHNUH STREET;
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n1P1lNrEo 1P FROM ~
1T LOOKS LlI,rn
O'noinnA,l's Us Leading R.n.,,,

H0AbI
Cinoinna'i's Leading n.
Omitted Press Di.p,lsh ,' Election,
oCAl,, CCAIlN,,cINNATI, Oct. Ia" 1oT . The Q
Hdzette, the leadIne iVDi-Ihe n d
tb,s 1eEe, publish published an extra a"eggISsea egIaIe
renn,,' returns from 90 prrciOs,. says' Atd
county iSi give lIoadly l7S,sSIs II as5 = Of
elected d ieS,iUn aoyeTDo, prevail, tlst l1l
majority. y from 5,Ol
Full returns NAV o,
and give US a different u$nge raiS,, thsI
look Is not favorable, IWSsult, n.y. but
TINS hour to believe tba, "S are q
majority. Tho LegIslsts,,n,D0 LAT n0adly |
d.SaIs = claimed by both sides. es''T X. ,ia
We have SO nrao,. %
Il concas,,., Snu 80 lar as the head " =,
a net Republican i1Gauly'. gsiD " : 91sIodI NJ
y would enn give Hoadly the = const r,isS.
S,o0O majority. county bI
| 70, ,,,,,o CONFLICTING cLA,x,
| CoLuMBrs, Oct. lO.-Il
are coming in proyok,nnl,a a; q,
publican State Committss,cy aSS. .i;u
state BY a small muiorit, all u !.
Legislature by five 10 ,Cr,'y = 4 a1d
me Inc Democratic State coWn M W =
other hand, claim the ,lso,.n So.Inill'
lature by one majority. ''' and
| THE the INDIANAPOLIS rlsc,,
lNDIANAPoLIs, Oct. lOn IN :
election passed off quietly ve',as, aas
unusual light vote H. fSeslefd =
elected their ticket by a iss ,aSn.i !
Win Win the exception perhaps s'opVs. Of 4
| ~, TnE VOTE VERY clos,
United rresI Dispatch to ,Is q =
CINolNSArI, Oct. lO,-Tln tD's :,
count Of the vote in the Statap p ~. .
to leave the vote even belwson ro ~ y
fSraker with half the State to to bp /.
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crorHnise.
OUR FIRST NUMBER
FOR FALL.

You win see many adver-
tisements about large stocks OF
Fall and Winter Goods. and
each one will claim to be
ahead of their competitors, but
we will be content to let the
readers of The GAZETTE know
we have a larger stock than
usual because our trade de-
mands it, and this is an evil
dence that our goods are sold
at as low prices as elsewhere,
or q little lower for, same
quality.
Our Children's Stock is COM
plete. We do not mean by
that to tell you we keep the
low-price shoddy goods, but
we do have a good quality at
a very low price, and yet we
sell more of our suits from five
to ten dollars.
In our Boys Department we
have some very stylish gar
ments to show you, while the
young men cannot help being
pleased by making a selection
from our nobby styles.
We have over Forty Styles
to show you in our Mems De-
partment, and now, kind
reader, just visit us at your
earliest convenience and let US
show you our goods, and see
if it will not be to our mutual
interests to deal with each
other.
This does not give you much
Of an idea Of our stock, but il
you will stop in at
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John H. Moore.
228 MARKET ST.. WILL DEL.

Lowest prices in the city;
every garment guaranteed. A
large and superior line of Suit
ings and Overcoatings for order
work. A first-class cutter and
superior workmanship charac-
terizes every department Of our
Merchant Tailoring branch.
Suits to order from 500 up
ward.
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OND REGULAR MONTHLY DR
q WILL TAKE place In the MAsc
Masonic Temple Building, In Louisville
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rsrre 7 FROM TIE EAST.


Passed Ogden on the 2sth for Sacramento
LindIey & Co.. 65 boxes plug tobacco, 3 boxes to-
bacco knives l car lard G. B. Corwin, case
cigars Jones & Givens, cars barbed wire ; Hunt
ington Hopkins 81 Co., box iron hinges. 1 box
iron brackets IS boxes hardware, l box blacksmith
tongs boxes saws. l car nails BiliDgsey & Co.,
cases rolling pins, barrels wooden ladies @. P.
r. r., / car & e brick; W. d. C1mstock, l5 bales
moss; Adams, Mcneil & Co., l car lard "Abra-
hams B. & H., % boxes bottles; Joseph Hahn &
Co., 5 boxes drugs; Terry McMorry, boxes drugs
Kirk, GesrT & Co., 3 boxes drugs; Weinstock i
Lubin, l box collars, box clothing; A. A. Van
yoorheis & Co., 5 cases hardware.
For MarysvilIe-H. Bunce, 2 bales carpet wasp
Appeal, 20 bales paper; Wightmsn l. Hampton, !
boxes drills II barrels castings, boxes iron rails
For Rossville-W. j. Branstetter, / box cutlery.
For Rosklin-E. o. Parker, l box household
goods
For Truckee-Truckee Lumb0r o., II crates sim
For Grass valley-Mrs. W. s. wallace, ? boxes
household goods.
For Au5urn-w B. Lardner, / box household
goods.
For Gait Emond Lamphire, sewing machine,
box household goods.
For Woodland-P. Kreliinsherg, boxes nestsd
burial cases; T J. Kingsland 1, Son, . boxes fire
arms box cartridges, box gun-wads, boxe!
Shells box CAPS.
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OREGON.
Tom LaMfon Caught Once More

PORTLAND, July 30th. - Ambrose and
Goodwin, the Walla Wslla jewelry thieves.
were sentenced to five years in the Peniten.
tiary. Goodwin is said to be the famous Sac
ramento murderer, Tom Lawton. During
the trial one man identified hin as Lawton.
miscellaneous Items from Portland.
PoRTLAED, July 30sh.-Yesterday gang
of Cinnamon, becoming 6nrsged, made o
savage assault on a foreman on the railroad
nesr this city. The latter struck one on the
head with stone, fracturing his skull. The
Chiaaman is reported to be dying.
Todd, arrested for robbing stage, has re-
tanned for counsel ex-AttorDey. General VII.
liams and several other attorneys. Hs pro-
tests his innocence.
The biggest run of salmon known in the
Lower Columbia for years occurred Saturday,
the average catch per boat being 200 for that
day.
a son of james Brockett. in Umatills
county, aged Is, was accidently shot through
the heart yesterday by lad named Viii
| Cowan.
Gsorge Wilkins, Of Myrtle Point, Doug,
lass county, was fatally poisoned Saturda
by handling PHOSPHORUS. :
This evening special meeting Of the Board
Of Trade will be held. for the purpose of ap'
pointing aconmittee to prepare programme
! for an appropriate celebration, to take plsce
| in this city September Ssh, or on the arriva
of the f.st through train by the Northern
Pacific
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SUPERIOR COURT.
MONDAY, July 80, 1883.
DEPARTMENT oNB-McFARLAND, Judge.
(For Armstrong;

DEPARTMENT CNB-ACFARLASD Judge.
Fox Armstrong;
Estate of John INITIAL, deceased-order for
final settlement of account granted.
Estate of Louisa A. Lehman, deeeased-Return
made of sale OF real estate.
Estate of John Hector, deceased-Hearing of
final account and decree of distribution continued
to the first Monday IN September.
Estate Of John F. Metzgsr, disqualification for
distribution continued to August lst.
Estate OF A. n. Saunders, deceascd-Order to set
aside the whole estate to the widow, and for dis
cahrge of the administrator.
Estate of j. &. Collins, deceased-The motion for
the appointment Of an administrator continued un.
til to day.
Estate Of the Crohan minors-settlemeut of ae-
count continued uutil September 10th.
DEPARTMENT Two MCFARLAND, Judge.
AL Toland vs.. A. Heilbron-Motion to retax costs
submitted cost bi retaxed after striking there
from SO 20, motion waived.
Elk parte D. E. Callahan vs. A. s. ORGANIZATION
tinued to the frst Monday Ia September
Margaret Taylor vs. Mary Z. obeT ct al.-Argu.
ment OF motion for new trlal continued.
Mary Hasselbach r. S. Carey ct al--Demur-
rer to complaint confessed, and fifteen days TO an
swer. Notice waved.
Emily A Verify vs. William yerity-Moti0n Of
defendant to dismiss action argued by Taylor and
Catlin for plaintiff and by G. L. Johnson for de-
PENDANT. Submitted, and the action ordered dis.
missed.
Jane L. Conner vs. Lee Stanley, administrator
Demurrer to the amenueu complaint Su united on
briefs to be filed IN ten days.
c. A. Luhrs assignee, vs.. D. Kelly-Motion to re-
tax costs argued and submitted. Cost bill amended
by striking therefrom s. SO.
William Cock vs.. the Liol Fire Insurance Com
pany-ordered that judgment be entered for the
plrintif for 81 900 and costs.
Rosana Fellows VS. Walter NJ. Fellows-ordered
that Judgment &c entered in favor OF defendant.
G. NJ Cotton ct al v5. II. s. Beals-B eferee files
his report of the sale Hearing of motion to con-
firm said report continued until to-day.
p b. Russell vs. Ed. NJ. Naturalization to quash
summons ovsrrued.
Estate OF E. L. Billings Hearing of the account
of L. NJ Billings, ex-executor of the estate, is con-
tinued TO August l, 1888.
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Gently, and who was under bonds of 81, 900,
was surrendered by his bondsmen to-day, on
lesrningthat he proposed leaving the coun-
try. One of the bondsmen was his brother.
During the week ending to-day seventy
two car loads of ore and silver lead bullion
were shipped from Salt Lake.
Track Washed Away-Rilied by a Fall
ing Tree-AccideBtal Death of Child.
SALT LAKE, July SOFIA cloudburst in
Pace canyon on Saturday washed away two
miles of the track of the Denver and Rio
Grande road. Repairs viii be completed TO,
morrow.
On Friday last, while tbs Sergeant Of Com
pany C, Ninth Infantry, Captain Munson's
company, was assisting in repairing the Yosd
about twenty-five miles from Ashley. on the
Fort Thornburg road leading to Fort Berger,
tree fell on his head and killed him almost
instantly.
A child Of James Capoou ate come concen-
trated I've yesterday, and died this morning.
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TO mY OLD PATRONS.

4 ETILL OFFER ny VALUABLE SERVICES LIZ
Z you are so unfortunate as to require theu
With mind matured and enriched by stuctes OF an
advanced order safely say that there Is hardly
disease IN the catalogue Of human na THAI can.
not trezt to a successful issue.
LADIES-I am always ready 10 assist yea ~
past knowledge mas been increased BY extensive
experience am now sbte 70 treat you with the
certainty Of success No case peculiar te your deli
cate oryaniern is beyond my sure control.
Nv Female Monthly Medicines are superior TO Any
offered heretofore, aud viii be warranted to baye the
desired effect In all csses.
Those Of the public who need my services can de.
pend upon gentlemaniy, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
| address particularly those who have been H.
iured by youthful indiscretions, and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, Il they prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms Of the disease OF
trouble and receive medicine By express, with full
Instructions All letters must be directed TO J. i.
JossELYE, ID. D., ga Suffer etEeet, san Ersueis
co, Cal.
Cure varrsnted In al cases, or nc pay reqGl-ee.
Consui tons, personally CT BY letter, gratis $50
for book. Comfortable apartments Tor patients u
my Infrnary (sEiisn desired, with sxpersencee
nurses
Consultation ParIors, 2zs sdtter street, sljoniry
the Young Hen's Christian Asaocia3on Busicipgs
Of1ce hoUr5--STozn 50. =. 70 SP.N.
ny SlD}csss hangs In SRy eoice,
Purchase my ESszy on Physiology ind Marriage
For sale by al news1ellers.
ie23.isd ,. II. 5essELEH. IS. ..
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
FnRn FRrnAY. JnIv q.

FILED FRIDAY, July 81, 1888.
July 27th-James Mcbride to La Mont W. Estes,
for Sf75 the E. 10 feet OF the n. so feet OF the "
OF lot 5, F and @, Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
city.
july 17th-Robers Robinson to E. I. Robinson,
for 81, los f. Il and |, Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets, city
July 27tf-E L Robinson to T. II. Lfndley, for
$500, the W. Of lot 4, Il and l, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, city.
July 24th--Amos Norris and wife TO Judsol N.
Davis, grant W. lotl. and P, Twenty second and
Twenty third Streets, city,
FILED MoxDaT, July SO, 1888.
July 2sth-Samuel Palm 10 Z. Il Cuthbirta. for
500, snsii traction Of Sec. s7r T. n. r. 5E.
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BRIEF NOTES.

& new sidewalk is being constructed Oh the
west side of Sixth street, between and K.
A new brick bulkhead is being put in
around lot s. on the northeast corner OF Sixth
and K streets.
j. V. Petit publishes card elsewhere
this morning denying that there was noisy
crowd around his plaza of business on Satur-
day night.
The Sacramento Bank, Sacramento Savings
Bank and the California State Bank filed
yesterday with the County Recorder their
semi-annual statements.
In the list of promotions in the Sacramento
Grammar School, the nsme of Willie Sehweit-
ger, of Miss McGann's fourth grade class,
was unintentiOnally omitted.
The fourth quarterly meeting for the Gait
circuit will be held st the Hicksville church
next Saturday, August 4.h. Rev. E. NJ.
Featherstun, of San Jose, will be present and
ofhciate.
DR.. Hicks, while driving his trotting STALL
ion Prompser yesterday morning at Agri-
cultural Park, met with serious accident by
the horse falling. He was thrown from his
seat, and falling on his right shoulder, partly
dislocsted it and received several bruises.
I The horse was uniniured.
Postmaster Green has received a circular
stating that hereafter eight ounces of 1eeds
viii be considered as sample packages and
may be sent to foreign countries at merchan-
disc rates. The higher letter postage had to
be paid on such packages heretofore, because
eight ounces of seeds of some kinds were
| considered more than o sample.
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The RECORD. UNION is for sale
upon all trains going from and com.
ing to Sacramento, at FIVE CENTS
per copy. ask for it on the train.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Shocks OF DISASTROUS Fire
at Tuiare-gaiiroaa Matters-TOm Law
ton In the oregon Penitenfiary A
knight OF Pythias Safe Among High
waymen-soldIer Killed by q Falling
Tree-Efc.
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]. c. Patterson, q Pullman car con-
ductor, paid foe OF $40 st Miiss City,
BIent, the other day Tor insulting lady
passenger.
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NEW MEXICO.
JustinabIe HOmlcide-a Lawyer Tarred
and EeRfhered.

ana Eeatnereus
LoRDsBURG, July 30th-Lass night. two
miles this side Of Clifton, a. Il, at railroad
camp, man by the mama Of Smith. a saloon
keeper, shot and instantly killed John Fray.
The CoroneE's jury returned verdict Of
justifable homicide.
This morning band Of so called best citi-
zsns of Clifton seized Colonel George, law.
yer, and tarrsd and feathered him, for de-
Tending the lot-jumpers. Much trouble is
expected, and blood will probably flow before
you receive this. The cowboy element is also
causing much unessiness in Clifton.
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SrrNG1NG irritation, Inflammation, n.
kidney and urinary complaints, cured by
"Buchu-paiba." 81.
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UTAH.
Being q knight OF Pythias Saved Him
Surrendered by BOndsmen - Bullion
Skinned,

bhlppcu.
sAIT LAKE, July 30sh.-Information was
received in the city to-day of the holding
up by road agents OF Lon Rivers, travel
ing man, who was on his way in from Vel.
lowstone Park through Beaver canyon. They
made him throw up his hands, then tied him
to wagon wheel and went through his
pockets, taking his watch and money. They
kept bin under guard over night, and dis
covering that he was member Of tbs Knights
of Pythias released him, returning his money
and watch, ard telling him he was not the
party they were looking for, and regretting
bis cspsure. They ssid they @ers laying fer
Easte.n fellows travelling that way who had
nonsy 20 spare.
Young Ricb. who robbed IONS Bank re.
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Toronto.

HsssTs Fleuing Bros:
SirS l take this opportunity OF informing you Of
the benefits | have derived from DR.. C. HoLGne's
Lirer Pills have for two years past been afflicted
with severe pain over the eyes, accompanied with
a nervousness and sense Of dizziness malady be-
you'd the power aud skill OF our physicians to re-
lieye and cure, caUsed, far as 1 myself could
judge by diseased state OF the liver and stomach
Some OF The doctors tried bleeding, and various
other remedies we've tried but all in Vain for the
deep.rooted disease still stuck fast. At last pro-
cured box OF your Liver Pills from druggist
here, and found, after taking portion of them,
that the disease and painful sensation the eyes
have almost entirely left me. | win close by advis-
ing all those afflicted have been, to procure the
valuable medicine at once and save much time and
pain, with little expense. With sincere gratitude
and respect remain. yours respectfully,
GEO. W. RUSSELL, Toronto
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THE best spring medicins known is that
wonderful tonic, Browns Iron Bitters.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

SEED N ORDERs.-The aurplus copies Of
yesterdays issue of the RECORD UNION, con-
tanning the farewell services Of Rev. DIR.
Dwinell. held on Sunday evening, were
quickly taken yesterday morning, and large
danand followed. The full report will APP
pear in the WEEKLY UNION, published next
Friday, and any person desiring extra copies
can procure the same by sending their orders
TO this Office TO-DAY.
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SOMETHING NEw.--Tbe latest styles In broeaisd,
sIk.facei veyt ts-in gg the new shades prices very
low, 81 the Red House
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FnsIS, SIX FACED vElvETss IL ~ the new shadss-
prices rs5deTate- az Red HOUSE.
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Rock AND Rrs eures colds, coughs and bronchial
diseases C. ". Chesley, agent
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FREyoa ..KoUN1R--all-wool dress goods-4S inches
vide. Price, % cents per yard, 1t Red House.
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Dssss eeops yoR tbs SEASON Fancy goods and
no.ioaa, in ~ Sire nw styles, now arriving at Red
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Neo York.
Mr.. and Mira Williams, No. 24s Seventh street,
testify that they have both been suffering with the
liver complaint for about five years, during which
time they have spent large amount of money and
tried many remedies, but to no purpose. Finally,
hearing OF DR.. G. McLaneS Lirer Pills prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, they purchased
themselves perfectly cured OF that distressing dis
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W also oEEse EoR SALE

A Fine Stock Range, so acres Of
which has title, 100 acres pos
sessory title. ali Of which con-
trolls a large range, sufficient fol
from 1900 to 1900 head Of
sheep; has also a good dwelling,
small orchard and vineyard.
Price, $4,000.
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CALlFOENIA.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TUE nreonp unos-l
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4 SAafLR.--T esserday one u The G-en en-
gagged in the erection of the Agricultural and
Industrial Exposition building rscsived tel
egrsm from Oakland which read "Send
home change" He repaired to the telegraph
Office and stated chat the dispatch was unin-
telligibls. Tt was repeated. and then read ::
USend home chains" This was not satisfsc-
tory. sad Oakland was again called, and. with
the remark, II know that's not right. but
its az near as I can get il, he was handed
the following: Send hog chains"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-31

0PES-AIB CoEoERT.-The programme ZOE
the concert st the City Plaza this evening BY
the First ARTILLERY band is as follows March,
aNakokous; :" overture, {" Lustspiel; ;" cor
net polka, Lizzie :" waltz, " Helena -
selection, pretty as G Picture ;" lsncers.
ssAIountain Bslls;" gslop, "Conclaye ("
"Home. Sweet Hone"