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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-12
Chancery Sale of {
Real Estate


No, i592 R--Chancery Court Of Shelby conn.
ty-The State Qf Tennessee for its own use
etc, vs. McKeon Of al.
BY virtue Of an interlooutoFy doeree Tor snle,
~ entered In the above cause on ne iSth dav
Of April. 1888, NJ B SO. p sal will sell al
public anoiion. 70 the highest bidder, In front
Of tho Qlerk and Master'g Office, eourthouse
Of Shelbg county. Memphis, Tennsssee on Z
Saturday, December s. 1883, y
within legal hours thu following described
property, situated in the city Of Memphis,
Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
fhe vest one-half ~ Of lot 1874 on the
north side OF Union street 74sl4S feet, sold
as the property OF S 0 GteeHiaw. NV
Terms Of Sale-On a credit Of seven On
months. purci aser to execute note with GOOD
sec1!ity;lisn retained and redemp ion barred.
Tnis 7th day Of November, 1885, ~ \, =
By ] u Bradley. D, o. 4 M.
kHHeiskell, VIM NJ Smith, CIV Heiskell
and Finlay 4 Peters, soPs for complainant.
So IS
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The PUBLIC LEDGER job
. Z o9iee and Bnaery is nois
leeatea ALI Union street aadreadO
for all business Offering. ~
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DY virtue Of authority in me vested a.
ID trustee in q certain deed Of trust given
By 4 NJ Bland and his wife Mollie Bland, and a &
said deed Of trust being duly recorded IL u
Book Jag, page 30l, in the Registers Office OF
Shelby county, State Of Tennessee, will on
the premises, seven miles west Of Woodstock,
Tennessee, on rar.f......--- -
Tuesday, December 4, 1853, h
bstwOen the hours Of 10 am. and, 4 pm.
proceed to sell AZ pablo outory 10 tho highest
bidder for cash. the following described nofs
sonal property to-wit One black mare mule,
one horse, two mares, one colt, six head OF
cattle. one two horse wagon, one bugGy:.and
harness.
NOvamber2. 1888 rWlfs ~
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Saturday. NOvember "a, lssa,
~ Geo Mallory, D @ AN.
POston 4 PostOn, Myers 4 Snssd, solicitors,
81 "a 90 60 NJ,
Trustees SALE

IN e. r"
IT NDER and by virtue Of the terms and q
" conditions Of deed of trust executed
md delivered to me BY James and Caroline
b % nell, to secureW N Horth in the sum
Of Sl6OO and interest. recorded in Book No,
lH. page 3 Of the Registers Office Of Shelby
county, Jenni the said indebtedness mot
being paid as stipulated 1 will, on
Wednesday, November II, 1883,
between the hours of u O'Clock m, and /
O'Clock M. at the courthouse door, In the
city. Of Memphis. near the southwest corner
OF ain and Poplar streets, offer for sale Il
public ,outcryi and sell To the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described real estate.
to-wit: Being lot No. 7, Of original lot No.
~ 'ol the city Of Memphis, nov known as
The Taxing District" fronting twenty-onO
feet, more or less, on Main street, and run
ming back between parallel lines sovonty-
four feet and three Inches, situated on the
east side Of Main street, and being the lot on
the southeast eofner OF the alley between
Adams and Washington streets and the
same conveyed by B Schroeder to james
Cornell by deed. recorded In Book III, page
l6O. Of the Registers Office of Shelby county.
The right Of dover homestead and all equity
Of redemption are expressly Waivel. The
title is believed TO be perfect. but l veil and
convey as trustee only.
H63 RID JORDAN. Trustee.
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CT VWEsIosl kr.-Rev. j. N. Beck saws.
,dn naye used Browns Iron Bitters, and
Pohs'uer u one OF the best tonics sold.n
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CHANCERY SALE
OF ZEAL EaTATE.


No, 2D93s R-Chancery Court Of Shelbv Z
county = Elisa ktillmAn VI A K Farmland
and Meridith Yates. HfT TfT-rT
by virtue Of an interiocutory decrss for
~ sale, entered in the above cause. on me
4th day OF May 81, and also q decree en-
iertd Aui usf y 1883, on a procedendo from
lneclPfeme Court combining the frat de-
cree. ! viii cell. at public auction, 70 the
nigheht bidder, in front Of the Clerk and
rmasters Office, courthouse Shelby county,
Memphis, TennesEse, on
Saturday, November "a, 1854.
within legal hours, the lea ehold ipteroa. Il
hlizt etillman, ana all the remainder inter
est OF Merdith Yates IN the following de-
soribea property, situated In the city OF
Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, to-wlt;
! I beginning at the Northeast corner
term lly q 'enc.' erected By Meredith
yates, adjoin ng a brick house erected BY
MeIidlth lates, running thence east on tho
south nde OF Poplar VI 10 the Northwest cor
ner Of frame house on IL nd formerly leaSad
TO WIN kveTheart, thence So. "a at right angloa
70 he bayou, thence running with Bayou Gay.
ESQ 70 n point whore a straight line nor h
Will cad % the hei inning, being the same
land described in the lease from R HGWley
T. l. Stllman.
Terms Of Saie.-Oa a credit of sevsn
no tbs, the purchaser executing bond and
security for the purchase money, lien le-
tanned on the land for the payment 81 the
same and fll equity Of redemption Is for
This October 90, 1888.
r. ]. BLACK, CLERK and Master.
~ Geo Mallory, D Q Nm.
Poston 4 Poston, Myers 4 Sneed, solicitors,
81 "a al "a ~ r
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BLACK, eivrknss Master
ByJ NJ Bradley, d. o. and 81, 1Fr~TYi
Il heinkeli,. YIN n Smith, B W Hsiskhll.s =
w Poslon, solIeltots. iur16S1St5'',. q

lErTflDE "fhs Ns,il b,rs Il l.,; es,I,,iyv'
khJl UNI. Atlufdtlj 1ficlV f4hilfhsrg, dsiipa
sept -, And tvief ~ invitation before ths isesia
tars q l,nplyiytna, Oct aad y ftb1 Price 10 esnes
s.s sS s1'Sie , y ..''
si.,s alftndg 10 ehufchsl htlAls stare. t.If,g = 80
fREsENT.. ~ mali is.'-Nssa,ss.. n,
n lVHtl.sFill fsltrAill pte, vitt Pea - ISasil
NHEhtAInL CO., 81 val fI.rl.
HQIU 10 eeplslle 800 Advsriissrs van. 1rss.s
Aaafen 4. LUZ SMITH, va Ai1h a.. YAile. r.
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For the benefit Of those desiring to
emigrate to Dakota and localities in
the Northwest and far West, the Chi
eago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul Railway
Company has published an illustrated
pamphlet Of twenty pages, full Of COM
mon sense facts and valuable informa-
lion and statistics, which will be sent
Tree OF charge, by addressing A. V. II.
varpeuter, General Passenger Agent.
nliwaukee, Wis, " 70 j
The PUBLIC LEDGER job
Printing C6ioo and BiRdery IS
qeio located al II Union street and
teadg for Az business Offering.
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Chancery Sale :.
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
No. ls7s. R -ohansery cears efshsIby o0anty
Tho State Of Tennessee fer rs own use,
elc., VS. X NJ McKio Of al.
ny virtue Of an interlocutOry decree for
~ sale. entered In the above cause on the
18th day Of May, 1883, N , 80, p GO,
will sell, NJ public auction, to hohiRhgs bid
der, In front Of the Clerk and Masters ONCE,
courthouse Of Shelby county. Memphis. Ten
saturday, DeCemBer 8, Isss,
within. within legal .oI.l hours, A. & ne Ggcyiq
phis, Shelby county, Tenn, t0-wit:
Lot 10, block 81, Talbot subdivision, 6Qxli2k
yogt side Of Ruth street, ifentng % feet On
hath street and running back wostwardly =
Also lot II, block. 81. Talbot subaIyluiOn,
5'xl42 feet, west side Of Ruth street SAD
property sold as the property ef Edward
John and AHinca Burton, D II POSten and
James A Finnie, trusted. i'i .uE Nai tti q
Als9 lotl7. blOsk.l, csqssy street, vest
d sSd sussp II sS s9I5 az n. RsPgs CIV S
der and NJ D Henderson. WHlL
Also lot IS, block Is, south side Of Calhoun
street., bexlI0 feet, more particularly de-
1l1H feet from the Intersection Of the west
side Of fernando street las extended By john
Overflow with the south side Of Calhoun
street, and runs thence vestWArdly With Cal.
angles to taia street 10 feet to an ailey
thence eaatwardly with said alley 50 feet TO
lot III thence az right angles 10 said alley no
feet % the beginning. Sold a. the property
o. X M Mckee Catherine hcKie and John
Terms Of sale-On a credit Of seven m
months, purchaser 70 execute note with food
fecerlEVi lien Retained and redemptlon
This November TN, 1889.
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CHANcERY SALE
OF
Real ESTATE.

Real Estate.
No. 1851, R -Chancsry Court Of Shelby cOun.
V-State OF Tonnessoo for its own use, etc..
vs W Foster Of al.
DY virtue Of an interlooutory decree for
~ sale, entered In the above cause on the
10th day Of May. 1883, In M Bs8, page Ga
will sell, at pub 10 auction, to the highest
bidder, In front Of the Clerk and Mastoris
once, courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tenn., on ~
Saturday, December ., Isss,
within legal hours, the following described
property. situated In city Of Memphis, Shelby
county. Tennessee. to.wit.
Lots 209 and 40, beginning OF the south
side Of Poplar street at point 2016 feot from
second street, thence woat with tho limo Of
Poplar street l0Jk feet thence south 20 foet,
thence oast l031< feet, thence moth % feet to
the beginninR' said lots sold as the properly
q John Overton. jrr trustee, and II. L.
Also lot ga northeast corner Of Main and
Washington streets, 7lxii6H feet, sold AZ the
property Of John 0yerton jb trustee il l.
Brinkley, Annie B aud r B SnoWden.
Terms Of Salo-On a credit Of 7 months,
ffoo from right Of redemption, purchaser 70
execute note With good security and lien ro-
tanned for purohaee money.
This November Z, 1885
X. j. BLACK, o. and ".
Byy NJ Bradley, d, q. and N.
y II Heiskell, VIM N Smith, CIV Heiskell,
solictors. 1856
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Chanoery Sale Of
Real EstateaA2

OSCOL LIS OGODOoN a. -
- ffaaal MA Fstb
No. 1857 r. Chanoefy Court Of Shelby ooun-
ty-lIhe State Of Tennessee for II own IsO
etc. vs. Louis Hanauer OF al,
Rf virtue OF an intsriocutory decree for sale,
~ entered II the above cause onthe 18Th day
public auction, 70 the highest bidder, In mont
Of the Clerk and Masters Qllco, courlhouBa Of
Shelby county, Memphis, 1ennelsea.on ~
Saturday, December 8, 1883,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated IN city Of Memphis, Shell
Lot No /, 10 block 8, Sn the west side Of
Shelby street, corner Of Butler street, front
ing on Shelby street forty TIVE li2l feat and 4
running back between parallel lines ono hun y
bred and ten lll0) feet. Sold as the pnoDorlr
Of Hugh Mcghee and Abner Y MoGheo.
also log q. 8 and s., IN bleSk y, iE9ptiqg y
Pickering, and running back between paral-
lei lines one hundred and twelve ll2l feet,
S9ld a. The property Of Hnzh lMcGhee and
Also lot 4, in block g, fronting $50 feet on
the north side Of Vance street between Her
pando and Cspssy street,, and ruaHtpg beek -
property Of Hugh McGhee and Abnor
Terms Of ssIe-on credit Of usysn % @
months, purchaser 10 o1ecute note with good -
security; lien retained and equity Of re-
demption barred.
~ BLACK, Clerk shd Master. taf
ByJ M Bradley, d 0 and NJ. %"
y K Hei5keil, W Heisksll. and VIM, N
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IoTTuRy
Mn O1Lllss. AuruIi ), isss i
TO THE PUBLIC
Inveatigale fbr Yournelves I

Postmaster General Gresham having pub
iiahed wilfal and malicious fAlsehood In re-
ard to the character Of The Louisiana btais
lottery Company. the following facts are
given 10 the public to prove his statement.
that We are sngAEed in a fraudulent business.
to be false and untrue
Amount Of pEizes paid By the Louisiana
State Lottery Company from Jaruary 1, 1873,
70 present date:
Paid to Southern Express Co, New
Orleans, i. III. Woscoat Manaaar a osg n
Paid Ia I,oufeiana Nefionef Ran Il ''r-s--Ntse
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ternoon for Shasta county, where they wiz remain
for few weeks
Mrs. J. II. Carroll and Misses Flora, Minnie and
Leila Carroll Charles h. Parsons and Mrs. Parsons,
have gone to Monterey.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Warehouse, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. CadSslader, Dr. and Mrs $. $. SouthTorth,
leave to-day for a week at Bonas Bay.
John L. Dow aud n K Dow, two journalists Of
Melbourne, Australia, who are writing up the re-
sources OF C-lifornIa for their journal, are in the
city
Mrs E. J. Fay has gone on a two weeks visit to
Santa Cruz and Monterey after which she viii visit
her mother Ia San Francisco, and return home
about the Goth instant.
Mrs Fred T Berry, Of Tulare City, who Is visit.
ing her H.ter, Mrs F. d. Joy, in this city, will de-
part after the Fourth for protracted visit 10 her
parents at lone, Amador county
In town yesterday j. II. Hoppin, OF Yolo; H.
S Gardner and DR.. }. Brown, Oakland j. S. Cald-
well, Nevada City; T. G. Gaal, Fl Paso, Texas !;
George Frahn and W. G. RheiD, Dixon.
W. s. Leake, who removed with his family last
week from Dixon to Sacramento, has assumed his
new duties OF Deputy Clefk Of the Supreme Court
Deputy Clerk Frank Myers has been transferred TO
San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs C. w Clarke, Mrs. James n. Porter
and Misses Nellie, Emma and Laura Clarke of this
city, accompanied by Miss Nellie Reavs, Of Chico,
went to Santa Cruz Saturday. Mr.. Clarke will re.
turn this week The remainder of the party will
be absent several weeks.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Mrs C. NJ
Chapy, Los Angeles W. R. Walkey, New York /;
N. Villarea F. j. Gonzab, Monterey, Mexico :;
Frank hasamore, Saa Jose; A. C. Conway, Gin
cinnati, O.; Thomas Mcbride, Texas; John L.
Burns Charles Bradford, Billy Moss, San Francisco
N. Stein was rendered birthday surprise party
Sunday evening at his fathers residence, on
street, between seventh and Eighth The evening
was passed very pleasantly; singing, dancing and
amusing games were engaged in until late hour
Many beautiful and costly presents received by
Mr. Stein
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GEGDs
Sacramento, July Mrs. Bridget seally native o.
Balliadine, County Mayo, Ireland, 40 years. 4
months aud g tays. (St. Louis Mo, papers please
copY)
Friends and acQuaintanees respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which win take plsce from
residence OF her sister, Mrs. Kate Burke 1903 D
street. this afternoon at o'clock; thence to
St. Rose Church, where funeral services will be
heidi
Sacramento. July 2-Robert youngest son OF Eliza,
beth II. and the late James Beckett, native OF
Sacramento, years and months.
Friends and scquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which Will take place from
residence Of parents, @ street, between Sixth snd
Seventh, to morrow "wednesday morning at 10
o'cl3ckl
Sacramento, July mabel E, daughter of Fraok
and the late Lbbie WEIGH, years and molths.
[Friends aud acquantances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence OF John WEIGH, corner Of Second and
S streets, this morning at 10 o'cloek.l
Tulsre, July david McGown, native of New
York, AZ years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of his sister, Mrs E. Perrin, Ioo5 II
street, this afternoon at S;3o oclock.J
Sacramento, July 2-Wm. Henry Ross, native oil
Massachusetts, rs years.
Friends aud acquaiurances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
A. n. E. Church, Seventh street, between G. and
II, this afternoon at 4:S0 oclock.l
YreKa, June 27-Elijah Steele, e5 years, months
and Il days.
sawyers Bar, siskiyou county, June 22-Infant scr
OF P. F. Dunphy.
Fort Jones, SiskiYou county, June 24-Lola Edith
Mayhev, 10 months and days.
Truckee, June SO George E. Pearson, 45 years. s
months and Il days.
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SUPERIOR COURT.


MONDAY, July ,. 1888.
DEPARTMENT 0sE-ARNsrRoSG, Judge
Estate Of James A. Moore, deeeased-COntinued
one day,
Estate of Manuel Garcia, disqualification for
letters OF administration denied for want of jurs-
Estate of A. N Saunders, deceased-Mrs. Anna
Saunders appointed eXecutrix; Charles Anderson,
Sir. Hayden and Charles Robin appraisers.
Estate Of P. NcManus deceased-Property al.
lowed to be set apart
Estate and guardianship OF Lansing minors-Pe-
titon for allowance taken under advisement
Estate OF A. L. Sheridan, deceased-Aecount Of
eXecutriX settled.
Estate OF Gauduiupe ortis, deceased Distribution
ordered.
Daniel Foley vs.. E. Carsleman-D Dismissed by con
sent.
Estate Of H. Colebecker, deceased Settlement
OF statement and motion for a new trial
Helena Wagner vs.. Michael Wagner-MOtion to
dismiss continued for week.
William Dunlap vs. L. Bell & Co.-Compiaint and
defendants demurrer to answer taken under ad-
Yisement.
The People of the State vs. John II. Colfey (per
jury, for arraignment- Allowed until Monday
morning to plead.
Abraham Nordy ke deceased Petition for letters
OF administration continued for ore week
People OF the State Vi Felix Soto accessory to o
felony )-Pleaded guilty and sentenced TO year in
the State Prison at Folsom
People OF the State Vs. Peter Malloy (burglary)-
Sentenced to three years at San Quentin
The People Of the State vs. George NJ. Farr (forg.
ery)-Entered plea of not guilty.
DEPARTMENT Two MCFARLAND, Judge
Belddon r. Gwynn VS.. Daniel Hamton-Judg.
ment for plaintiff Tor g, l47 81 and costs
Laura L. brennan George B. brennan Find
ings final complaint dismissed
Goe vs. Gee-Cemplaint dismissed
People eX rel, D. E. Callahan vs. A. S. Greenlaw-
Demurrer overruled ten days TO answer.
Rosa Smith vs. j. Z. Medley-Motion for new
trial overruled.
J. B. Haggiu vs. A. F. Raymond-Ten days addi-
tonal time to answer complaint.
t. II. Krebs, assignee, vs.. Cur is-Second de-
murrer to complaint overruled. Twenty days to
answer.
Meranda Tryon ys. s. L. Billings Continued for
one week.
Emily Verify vs., william Verify Continued for
ten days.
Estate of E. l. Billings, deoeased-The applica.
ton OF C. Poitz to withdraw from bond of admin
trato aud the order for new bond continued for
ten days.
F. J. Fgg vs. Newton Bros Demurrer over.
ruled. Ten days TO answer.
Frank Whitcomb vs.. Frank McCiintock-Motion
fer n new trd continued for one week.
The People OF the State of California ys. Charles
Seastow flor murderl On trial.
ALI the fashionable styles and shades in gloves
and mitts. A splendid assortment found 81 the Red
House
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SOCIAL AND PER soEAL.

Professor J. Buck has gone to Monterey for the
SIMMER.
Nicholas Cofieid left yesterday afternoon for
Bartlett springs.
Miss a. Lew, of Stockton, is visiting Sacramento,
tie guest OF Miss II. Stein.
Mrs F. C Kripp, who has been visiting Auburn,
hiss returned 10 Sacramento.
Mr. and Mrs Frauk L. circuit will this week join
Mr.. and Mrs HorAtio Hurd, al Alta.
Arthur Shattuck, Deputy Secretary Of State, re.
turned from san Francisco last evening.
Thomas Hague, former Saerauentan but row Of
Modesto, will spend the Fourth ia this city.
Frank Jaynes, Superintendent o. tire Western
Union, went through LAST evening for the East.
A. A. Flint formerly Of this city hut now Of Aus
tin, New. will spend the Fourth in Sacramento.
Hrs Judge 7 II. Histe,i Of San Francisco is visit.
ms sacramento, the guest of Mrs. L. TAyiar.
Mrs. J ". Guthrie and children have returned
from Tires Eeeks' frustrating trip 70 the m9a.l.
tsins
Mrs Clarence Nelson and Miss Mamie Green have
returned from Calistogz, where they have been for
Jour weeks
KS 1aseph stsseas spe ianily left yesterday al.
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To-day there will be two overland trains
go west on the Central Pacific. One will ar
rive here at 6.55 a NJ, the old time, and the
other at 4:S0 P. ", the new time. This is
necessary, in order to make the change in
time. By the new arrangement the running
time between Omaha and San Francisco will
be shortened about fifteen hours. The
changes of the through trains on the Union
and Central Pacific have been given in the
RECORD UNION, together with the changes in
the local trains, but are reproduced below for
the benefit Of the travelling public. The Or
egon train leaving here at $40 will meet the
overland from the East at Roseville junction,
where passengers, mail and express matter
Tor the north viii be transferred. Passengers
for stations between Colfsx and Blue Canyon
can leave Sacramento on thsGofax local at
LAO n. and overtalEe the emigrant which
leaves here al a. N, and continue on thsir
journey. Emigrants will now be carried on
No. 8, instead Of No 6.
The arrival st and departure from Sacra-
mento OF all trains carrying passengers is as
follows;
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pREIaar FROM rHB EAST.

Passed Ogden on July LIST for Sacramento
Holman, Stanton & Co, 5 cases wedges, sedges lno
hammers, band cider mills, with fixtures; Hale
Bros. Co, case shoes; Capital Furniture Com
psuy case mirror plate; Mebius & Co, Is boxes
baking powder Kirk, Geary y Co., , boxes drugs
l box pasters. box fancy soap Standard Oil
Company, $50 kegs white lead 50 kegs red lead a.
A Van Noorhies & Co, case whips case leather,
bundle blankets Huntington. Hopkins i Co, /
car nails Lindley Co, case cigars, 20 cases ca
con, 10 tieroes and barrels hams 81 boxes baking
powder; Hall, luhrs & Co, 80 pals tobacco, 40
boxes baking powder. 10 boxes bacon waterhouse
& Lester, box wagon hahs.
For Chico-Longfellow s Peclham, iron safe
Charles Crossetse, iron safe J. c. Noonan cases
drugs.
For Red Bluff. V While box walnuts
For Sierra Csy-Auy. g Busch s. Co, . barrels
whisky.
For Dixon-H Rohwer, box meat.
For Aarysville-P. C. Flaunery, boxes boots
aud shoes
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Simond's Nabob Bourbon Whisky.

10 EST ~ MARKET, WILL CURE NERVOUS
ness, debility, Indigestion, fever, weakness.
dyspepsia chills etc Eas been sold in ell the East
ern States and given universal satisfaction. IL ID
highly recommended by the Faculty for all classes q
fever and ague, nervousness, weakness, debility,
dyspepsia indigestion, ETC. It Is introduced 70
the public OF the Pacific Slope indorsed by the
tifc8te Of the eminent DR.. s Dana Hayes the State
Assayer CT massachusetts, and DR.. H. c. Louderback
OK st. Louis, Me-, both gentlemen prominent in
their profession, and which Is guarantee 70 al
buyers Of its purity and quality. l can show thos
sands Of letters from persons, from all parts OF the
Union and Canada 20 testify TO its merits and the
benefit it has afforded as family nledy and tonic
Kent By aI Leading Drngglsts and Groeers. 40 3pam
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AS NO papes viii be issued from this cfice
on THURSDAY by reason Of tomorrow being 3
holiday, parties desiring to make announce
ments Tor Thursday will mead to hand in
their advertisements to-day.
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ABMORY HALL ASSOCIATIONS.

yEyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK.
4 holders Of tho Arm0gy Hall Association will be
held on SATURDAY EVGHlA0, July 9Th, az 8
o'clock, in the Alnory, for the election OF Board
o. Directors for The ensuing year and for the trans
action of ouch ether hu.iuess IS may be brought
before IT, JOHN P. DALTOH, Secretary.
liee12sI
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Sacramento, July BY j. c. Tabbs, Justice OF tn
Peace, L. c. Presley, Of orovile, TO Katie vi
Hgns.
Shasta, June 26-Scett Sutton to Ellen Andrews.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-03
Weinstock & Lubin. :
TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1883.

BEING THE NATIONAL
HOLIDAY, OUR STORES WILL RE
MAIN CLOSED ALL DAY. THIS EVEN
ING THEY WILL REMAIN OPEN
BEYOND THE USUAL TIME TO AC-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-03

THIs evening our stores VIII remain open until
10 osleck to give all an opportunity 70 make their
purchases for the national holiday Of t. morrow
OCr doors close a. Il n Of the Feurth-Red House :