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RAY MON DIS
Vacation Excursions,


Hotel Del Monte. Monterey, Cal,
And further time tincluding IS days' board
TO be passed at San francisco, San'a Barbara,
Santa Monica. the Sierra ldadre villa, San
Diego, Riverside. t"!ton, Mereed, etc., ac-
cording to individual desire.
The outward tourney " Ill he over the South
ern Route Through Kansas. COLORADO, New
Mexico. Ar zuna ana Southern California;, },
and the return by the Central and Union
Pacthc Lines tthrough Nevada. Utah. wy
oming, Nebraska, etc. Hats will be made
for rest and sightseeing at Chicago, Kansas
CITY, Santa Monica, Los Angeles. and Salt
Lake city. The entire Journey to California
ANA return will re made in Pullman Palace
Cars
In these trips the freedom Of independent
action Is combined with the advantI cS OF
the party system OF travelling.
Aj-Send or call for descriptive circular.
H.F. SHIELDS,
43l Chestnut street. corner fifth street, TICK
Ottice Philadelphia and Reading
X. r.. PHILADELPHIA. sp2O-3t
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WPlI Paid witnesses.

II Will be rtCOl itcted that nearly three
months ago little riot took place out
ut Front and Scott streets, between a
couple Of co.ured people and number
i&' citizens in the vicinity and some car
drivers Of III" Front and Union Street
RAD way Company. John Nichols and
Amelia Craig, the two colOred people
cOucsr ed, were fighting, the woman
,creaning murder, and the man filling
the ak with blasphe,ny and oaths.
| Amongst those who came along was
Ja,ues T. Scott, driving his car. He
called TO the man to let that woman
alone, and passed on to the depot, and
returned viii, number Of other hands
| Hy this time "A crowd had collected, and
! Nichols charged Scott with shooting at
| him, lad Him arrested and bound over
| To Court Judge Cummins, in order to
secure the attendance If the witnesses,
sent them over to Jail 10 stay until the
Court met in september.
They were brought out yesterday to
testify and gave in eiglty-seven days
rs The time they were held TO appear.
We are not surprised that Chief JUS
tice Eomegya' t,ce indicated Il gather.
ing storm Of Indignation as he asked
who c'mInit'ed The parties. The two
Witnesses made pretty good ding Of
il. Thry will each get s17 fo. Wit
ness fees be-jDlrs being boarded free
in ali that tinlc. 1t is doubtful if they
ever had .hat much money before at
one time, or Gser will have again,
unless they are again sent over to New
/ Castle under similar circumstances. In
all probability the case against Mr..
scott will be indi 4nantly kicked out VI
Court
Now I.tt Ia ,o. ny,y the case stands.
| lott charged with Il crime Of which he
was not guilty, cleared Of course. Tie
real DIItlutl0, ->l'hDio "iH Slhi =,
sent over to New Castle Jai as wit.
nesseS from which they emerge after
boarding free al the expense of the
county tor - days with pockets ful
Of iSh !.et rs oee what the witnesse'
cost the County.
FIr,t, eacl, draws $S7 for 81 days i'm
prisOnInrnt, making STA. The Sheriff
draws from the County 80 cents a day
Tor boarding them, making SG7 ~
more, which, added to the witness fee
, drawn. make n total of SAILS
) This is what the Taxpayers hav" t.
: lpay for tn" privilege Of having n Mum
eiciptl Court.
y ONLY YESTERDAY it was report"
f that the Anthracite base bal cub ha
Daily Republican., 1883-09-21
luteretttng sermon /.

The sermon preached to the Improved
Order of Red Men, in Asbury III. E.
Church, by Rev. w. l.. s. Murray, last
Sunday morning, will appear in the
REPUBLICAN tomorrow. AL persons
who may wish extra copies should
leave their orders at this office this
evening or by tomorrow noon.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-21
Democratic COuncilmen Opposed
to Harmony.

The Democratic members of the City
Council in opposingMr.J Johnson's resoln
ton last II ght do not seem very desi'
rous of arriving at an amicable adjust
ment of the dithc ulties whic h apparent
ly exist between the Municipal Court
and the police force. 1t looks as If they
would rather keep up the unpleasant
ness under the vague idea that it Is
bringing grist to the Democratic mill
There certainly was nothing extra
ordinary about Mr.. Johnson's resolu-
ton that it should have been assailed
with such bitter invective by the Demo
cratic orators. 1t simply recognized
that there WAS an unp,easantness exis'-
ing between the Municipal Court, the
Mayor and the police force, and it pro-
posed all amicable meeting of the police
committee, the Judge Of the Municipal
Court, the clerk Of the same, the Mayor
and the Chief of Police, at which these
differences could be talked over and
the causes, if any existed, for the appar-
ent bad feeling that existed be removed
The fact aside from this apparent ill
humor, that the city was likely to be
the loser to the extent of several thous-
and dollars was sufficient cause fer
recognition of the case by the City
Council and for the resolution introdu-
ced by Mr.. johnson. That It should
have been assailed and that it only
passed by party vote, shows the dis,
position Of the Democratic side Of the
Council to take advantage OK every
3 opportunity that presents itsel TO make
capital for their party.
Some of the arguments used against
the proposed meeting were ephemora
in the highest degree. While 1t is
proper and right that Judge Cummins
should be treated with that courtesy
aud respect due to Judge, that is nj
0 reason why he should not be invited t.
a conference, simply because he is 8
Judge, created by the State of Dela
u ware, and therefore unapproachable by
l committee Of the City Council. Judg'
CLmmins is plain, practical, unas
7 suming man-an American in every
: sense of the word, though Democrat
: and we do not believe that he will Zee
IS at all complimeuteI at the effort of hi'
y partisan friends to wrap him up in {
u sacred toga, as if he would be detiled i
s he were to meet the Police Committee
y the Chief Of Police end the Mayor O
II the city. The oly-tongued orator ofth'
Democratic side Of the Council seeEl
e not to have learned yet that Judges an'
e rulers in this free land of America ar
e hut men after all, and sometimes yer,
e inferior men when compared with th
Il intellectual giants that surround them
IS Jsdge Cumnins, Us we have alread:
y stated, is not the man to say, "stan,
l. thou there for | am holier than thou,
II but we believe that he is willing TO co
$ operate to any extent compatible witt
+ the dignity that always should sur
II round his office to adjust any existing
e difficulties that ray exist, and whicl
r may impair the efficiency of the polic
', force.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-21

ONLY YESTERDAY it was reported
that the Anthracite base bal cub had
bursted-gone lp and would be heard
Of no more except in speaking Of the
past They failed to meet the Activc-
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TLEVATED GKOUNDS. uNOBSTKUC {
IL tive Views.
Payments in monthly ihstaliments and 9th
erwise.
PUBLIC SALE
OF 32 BUILDING LOTS, ON

SATURDAY, SEPrEMBEk2 y, 1883,
On the premises, wilmington, Del, at pm.
Every lot to be sold without postponement,
withdrawal or underbidding.
These lots are all comprised in one beauti-
tul square Of ground with fine surroundings,
near the Rayard Bush, Banning and Gregg
Mansions, and with extended views that from
the nature of the elevation, can scarcely be
obstructed by future adjacent improvements.
We simply ask our friends and the purchas-
ing public to examiL this property for them
selves in dvance and TO be at the sale.
Omnibus will leave 7th and Market streets
St3.4O y. IN. For terms Of sale, plot and par
tieularS see large posters.
HkALD h CO..
seventh and Market streets,
Sek-at Agents to elect the sale.
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PROGRAMME OF ADJUSTMENTS
THURSDAY, SEITEMBER 27.

THURSDAY, SEITEMBER 27.
A ern ooI o. l.30-Trials of speed:
No. !, class 2.25, PAGERS and trotters, purse
$3 50--B entries.
No. s, ella ,s 245. purse 8. % 10 ntries.
No. y, road wagon, purse s6o-lI entries.
Extra-Hurdle race, purse $500. mile and a
n ha,f dash over hurdle SIS entries. This
race will be the feature Of this day ,as nothing
of the kind has ever been held in Delaware.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s.
Afternoon at l30-Trials of speed:
No. 10, class 2.40 PAGERS and trotters, purse
x2O0--l9 entries.
No. H. class 2.23. purse $3.50 entries.
No. II, running race, purse S2p0-l8 entries.
Grand concerts daily by Oglesby's Chester
COrnet Band
cursiOn rates on all railroads on the Pen
ged extra to witness the fireworks.
ID. r. BARNARD, 5R., Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-21

ly admit that labor is not paid as 1t
should he, generally those who COM
plain the most are those who do not
properly use what they do make.
While thoughtful men contemplate
long before joining IN strike, thought
less, improvident ones are always ready.
But we have said enough for the pres
ent upon this subject 1t is one which
demands careful consideration Ia fac
it Is ene 80 interviewer with our indus
tries that all are interested.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-21

THE MIDDLETowN fair closed yester-
day after a successful run OF three days
The managers are well pleased with the
results, and now the association, being
clear of debt, are contemplating
the tearing down Of the old pavilions
and sheds and erecting new ones for nex1
year fair. In doing this the manager
run no risk as there is no locality eithe1
inor out of Delaware more suitable t
makean agricultural fair "a success han
Middletowu,
Daily Republican., 1883-09-21

at Reading on Tuesday and a game was
counted against them by default. Nov
comes the astounding report that the
dead club pounced down on the Active"
yesterday and beat them by a score OF
nine to four We only have to conclude
that if the Anthracite is a dead club IL
is remarkably lively corpse.
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A GOoD MECHANIC.

Mr.. L. j. JONES, of No. 10 Charles street, Port.
land, Me-, writes US these convinci facts, May Il,
1888 az have for several years been troubled with
liver complaint and indigestion, and have suffered at
times terrible Distress and have tried many different
cures, SO cailet, that have been recommended from
time to time. one day noticed in one of our papers
the testimonial CT q person who had used Hunts
Remedy and been curei of diseases similar to mine
purchased bottle of one Of our drug stores in
Portland, and before l had used the first bottle
found that I was improving beyond my expecta-
ton; have used in all six bottles, and l have
no distress or pain in my back as formerly had I:
And since have been cured, my wife has used 1t for
kidney trouble, and it has cured her. We can both
say that Hunts Remedyis blessing to any who are
troubled with kidney liver diseases indigestion.
We gladly recommend 1t to our friends, or to any
sufferers from liver or kidney diseases and you can
this letter you may choose for the best inter
est of suffering humanity" n61yMwF&w1y
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A YOUNG MAx's CASE.

Mr.. S. S. HeDGEN, JR., of No. 147 Park street,
lewiston Me-, relates the following personal nara
tive, May IA, 1888: "About fifteen months since !
had severe attack of typhoid fever, was very lame
and confined to my bed for eleven weeks, and when
the fever left me was in a very debilitated cond-
ton My back and loins seemed to have no strength,
and had no vitality appetite l tried various
kinds of medicine recommended by my friends, but
foudd they did not improve my condition 1 was
induced to try Hunts Remedy, which has been used
with such great success here in Lewiston that it has
a very enviable reputation OF being most reliable
medicine. Ipurchased one bottle, and can date my
improved health from the time commenced using
it, and my progress continued very rapidly gained
in strength, and experienced less pain in my back
My petite increased, and after using three M bot
ties my pains were all gone. and my health entirely
restored, and can most heartily recommend Hunts
Remedy to any VINO may need true remedy for de-
biity, kidney OF urinary troubles"
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OREGON.
Advice. fron, Portinnh.

PORTLAND, September 27th.-Intense excitement
prevails at st. Helena over the murder of j. B.
Young, whose body was found near Kalana yester.
day. The Coroners Jury returned d verdict of muir
der, committed by one Delaney, who resided in this
city. Delaney was seen last in the company ol
Young. Both were intoxicated at the time. De-
laney was arrested and had preliminary eXamina-
tion, but for want Of proof was discharged He
was held as witness. He claims to know nothing
OF the murder, but says he heard some one say to
Young during the night, "It you come around here
again I'll crush your head" He was very drunk.
and remembered nothing more until next morning.
when they told Lin Young had been murdered
dispatch from lafayette, Yamhill county, states
Jury is implneled in the Petch murder case The
public interest in the case is intense and the town
is filled with people from all parts Of the country
Witnesses are being examined by the prosecution
The latest news from PowelFs valley, some SIX.
teen miles east OF Portland is to the effect that the
fire Is still raging in that vicinity The rayages of
the forest fires great the suffering severe and
the losses TO property very heavy. The dam
ages are confined almost exclusively to farmers.
Many have lost everything-dwelinRs, barns, fences
and crops Several cases OF absolute desttution
are reported. The fire is scattered over large area
OF country, and Is still spreading. Owing TO the
lsck Of wind the flames make slow headway. When
and where the fire viii stop it is impossible to tell
Everything is as dry tinder, and no human power
can check he power Of the flames. No exsgger-
alton places the damages to farms and forests at,
say, $500, 600
Engineers of tha Moscow q. TO Railroad sta.e
from missoula by way Of Sksksrs Pass, Clear Water
river. a preliminary survey is being made from
Moscow to the Potlach country. This road, when
completed, will provide outlet for the largest
aud best agncu tural region In the Northwest
The Chinese in this city have accumulated con-
adorable property during the past few srs, and
are rapidly increasing theiT possessions The total
value of taxable property owned by Chinese is
S145, ESQ
SECOND DIsFATCHl
PORTLAND, September 27th.-For several DAYS ru.
mors growing out of the bear movement in the
New York stock market, TO The effect that Villard
was likely to be deposed have been freely circulated
here, and created much uncasiuess. Paul Shu t.
General Land Asengof the N. ?, r.. r., telegraphed
the statement to T F. Cakes, Vice-Presldeut of the
railroad and has just received the following:
NEW YoRK, September 9th
To Paul ShultZ, Porgisnd Oregon You are
authorized to deny in toto the rumors Prevailing in
Portland affecting Mr.. Willard end this company
On the 10th instant the stockholders adopted heir
report aud unanimously reelected Tho old Board
Of directors by of the largest votes ever poIed
viz % COO : freely We can get quorum Of
the board-probably this week-we will elect eff
eets for the ensuing year. t. E. oAKEs.
Vice-Prssident
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Fer SALE

D EsTAURANT. FIXTURES AND OUTFIT
IA Lseatoa, driving agricultural town on
Western PAdhc Railroad. Reasonable rent of build
ing. Good established business. For PARTICULARS
inquire OF CARL STROBEL, No. 81 J street,
Sacramento. SD Ct
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Tuesday, July 3. 1855,
AID UNTIL FURTHKR soTICB,
TRAINS RaD BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
As FOLLOWS:

And UNTIL fUkIhhh hOliCht
TRAINS AID BOATS WILL LEAVE sAeesAEkT0
As FOLLOWS:
e.laA a. M.-{suudays exceptede deAccommo-
VsVS dation Train TO narysvile, Red Bluff and
G,rG A. M.-lDaily}-san Francisco Passen-
UsAV ger Tram, via Benicia. Connects at Sui
sun for Vallejo and Calistoga. Second
class passenger cars for San Francisco at
tached
O,Ssfs A. M.-DaIly)-c. P. Emigrant Train to
VsvV Ogden, Council Bluffs and Eaat
sfs.ssA 4. Nor az scon thereafter rs prac.
AVsVv Scable-Sundays exceptedf f-Steamer for
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
sQA a. H.-(Dailyy-Passenger Train for
HA's'V Woodland, williams, willows, Tehama
EFsSA 4. M.-(DailyS-san Francisco Passenger
kAsEV Train Connects st Gait with Passenger
Train for lone and at Lsthrop with the SIP.
Atlantic Express for MADEIRA, Eewha1
lSanta Barbara), Los Angeles. Cotton
(San Diego), Yuma, haricopa (Prescottl,
Tucson, Benson (Guaymas Mexico) Dem.
ing "a, 7. Il S. F. R. R.l, El Paso (T. & P.
r. r., San Antoine and New Orleans.
Connects also at NIles for San Jose.
IlskN p. M.-tDaily1-Local Passenger Train
eNrsTv FOR Auburn aud CoilaX.
0.Ss p. M.-iDaIlyl- Francisco Passenger
fvsOV Train, via Bsnicis. Connects at Suisun
-(Sundays excepted for Caiistoga.
9s1E p. iDailyt-OregoE Express for
SsAV Marysville. Chico, Rcd Rlun an Rsdding
Portland, OTegon)
4S5 F. DIss osigS soe ga5 F1aodsSa Pacific Express via
SsAN 2. H.-{Dailyl-Locsl Train to LathroP,
csvS connecting with 8. P. Emigrsns Train
for Deming and e Psso.
Yea p. NJ Dailyt-Psssenger Train for
'eV Woodland and Knights Landicg.
EsgR r. M.-{Dailyl-C. p. Atlantic Express
sscsS TO- Colfax, Reno carson and Yirginiai,
Battle Mountain (AustiE) Falisade
Gsureka'. Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
4. n, ToWNE. General Manager
7. II. GOODMAN .Geni Psss'r and Ticket Agent
ia1
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

AdveEtise=aents of fvo lines In this department are
inserted foE Is cents for time three tines for 50
cents, or rs cents per week
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EOR SALE,

yEyHz WELL KNOWN RE STACRANT, BAKERY.
lee Cream and Confectionery Establishment Of
HENRY FISHER is fer sale. This IS one Of the
best Investments for enterprislng business man
TO be found in the State. Call at 50S street. and
see for yourself My object in selling is t. retire
from buiness. [au3i1fn HENRY FISHER.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TN TEE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALL
L fornia, county OF Sacramento. In the matter
OF the Estate OF JOHN T. PIKE, deceased NO
tce Is hereby given that MONDAY, the Sth day of
OCTOBER, 1888, at 10 O'Clock A N. Of said day,
and the Courtroom of sad Court, stths Courth house.
and State Of California have been appointed az the
time and place for proving the VIII Of asid JOHN
T. PIE, deceased, and Tor hearing the appos-
ticn Of ]. 7. PIKE and q. @. BUhNETT for the
issuance to them of letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my band and the seal Of said Court, this
2dth dav OF September. 1888
IsEAL CHAs. n coeLAN. Clerk
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BRITISH CoLUMBIA.
Ltens fro "a Victoria.

VICTORIA, September 27th.-- Indians have
picked up bottled tomatoes, table legs, currants
chemicals, soap, orSnges, etc, on the west coast
The articles supposed TO have been thrown over
board fr I'M the Queen OF the Pacific
Amos D. Arnard and C. Fallermann have leased
the new Theater Royal.
A. Buchanan and two Indians capsized in a cauo.
on Fraser river, near Salmon river. Mr.. Buchanan
and one Indian were drowned.
A divorce has been awarded to the petitioner
Mrs Jane Ferrish
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The Pnlrra,ns.ts snfc

SALT LAKE, September z7th-In his charge to the
Grand Jury to-day Chief Justice Hunter called
attention 10 the notification I the laws against
polygamy by the hormons, aud instructed them "a
INVESTIGATE the cases called 70 their attention There
are SIX Mormons on the Grand Jury, and no indict-
ments need be feared by the polIgamists.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE. for alcohol
ism. DR.. @. s. Ellis, Wabash, Ind, says
- l prescribed it for a man who mad used in,
toxicants to excess for fifteen years. but dur.
ing The last two years has entirely sb1tained
He thinks the Acid Phosphate Is Of much
beHsGs 70 him
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IAGNR CRIFsEI.

MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
lSR Saddles, Harness. Collars Whips, Curry
combs, Brushes, etc., No 1922 street, between
Tenth and Eleventh, opposite Central Hay Yard,
Sacramento. n. B.-Reparing always well done.
iV5.4ntf
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-" Men often rnisssks r.otorissv for
fame" but they never rists}Se Kidaev- Wort
for any Quack medicine. Ki3uey-EVors ia
usivsrsally recognized "a standard remedy
for sll diseases of the h=er, bowels sad kid.
neys
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1856. F. FOSTER q CO., xsss.
DOOR BIfDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
, Blank Book Manufacturers, No. 3l9 J street,
betWeen Third and Fourth Sacramento. iy2n-snhf
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DAN rhAhCisCO, september eftt
koRFJra sEasToH.

The fest real skin cure ever eis;oross3 vas
Dr.. Bensoa's Skin Cnfe. II eurse al feneh
aud scslY skin diseases and msfas sSs skin
smooth and healthy. It Is az orasEens 70
any Iady's toilet.
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4. J. cRoLY.
CARLE GR CROLY.

HoETRAOToRs AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
" pared to do all kinds Of work in their line, il
city country Principal place of business, Sacra
mento. Shop, No. 1124 Second street, between
and L. Postoiice Box no. 4l0, Sacramento
in1 drtf
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nFFICE AND MEDICINE STORE, NO. 926
" Third street, between and ]. By the pulse
he can locate disease. Consultation free. BE uses
no poisonous drugs, but roots and herbs, natures
medicine for man. Call and see him. IyiO.ti.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Advices from 0regon-BFitish Columbia
News-Large Funeral in DOwnieviiie-
Two Cinnamon Die In Wine Vat
Small Blaze In los Aueeles-Grsy's Case
Gone 10 The Jury-Races at san Jose
Etc.
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nEALERS, CORNER OF FRONT AND L
~ streets. Highest price for Hides, Sheep
Pelts and Taliow. Butchers supplied with Salt,
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made for
all consgnments. felS 4ph
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wa. GUTENaEgGgR.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
4 chinist. Front and streets. Manufacturer Of
Gutenberger's Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
and Clod Ciusher and Barley Mills. all kinds Of
Hydraulic PPss. For sale, Three Miller Patent Hay
Presses. rn1-1nlm
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j. :. CUNNINGHaM.

GSACRAMENTo BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
- l street. between Front and Second, Sscra-
mento. Manufacturer of Steam Boilers Sheet Iron
work, etc Changes Portable Boilers from Wood to
straw BnrnoIs. Iiop Stoves made to order. ms.4ntf
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ROOT, NEtLsON q CO..


MON FOUNDRY = IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween and o. Castings and Machinery Of every
description made to order jy244p1m
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zoo EmA I'd

OF HIGH GRADE AND THOR
Z oughbred SPANISH MERIN0 EJ-s3sss5S-Ns'
RAMS for sale: one and two years 81
old Apply at MRS. E. NJ. WILSON'S SFS-sg ~
Ranch ole mile north of Mcconnell Skzaszz&
Station. Postoffee address Elk Grove, Sacramento
county $40 1p1m
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BUSINESS CARDS.
C. ZwICKEL,

N-sTREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
lNE and Fifth. Cast Iron Founder. Manufact-
of all kinds Of Cast and Rod Iron Killings and
Fences. All Building Castings made to order
81 4nIm