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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-09

UNOx CHURCH.
Preaching every Sabbath at i0;45 :.
N. and 7;0 P. m; Sabbath school - :
rhursday evenings at 7:30 p- IN. Young
oeople's prayer meeting every Sabbath
t6:A5 p. M. Rev. J. w. ScrogGs. Pas
tor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH.
Preaching ON the first, third and
ssSSss S1i saDDa'hs ss + Frazer ave- anu meeting sts
every Wednesday st7 p. m. Sabbath
school every Sabbath at 10 am. Rev.
j. o. 6hanks, Pastor in charge.
rRasByrERiAK CHCRCu.
Services every second Sabbath at the
N. r. Church, at II q. m. and p. m.
Rev. Wm. P. Heworth. Pastor.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-09

All the latest novelties in white
goods and lnces, can be found Al
; w. C. Patton & Co.'s.
IF you want finc upright
or Grand Square Piano or Organ,
address ". r. Owen, Joplin. No.
17-n
Call at w. C. Patton 4 Co.'s
and see one Of the handsomest
lines Of Hanburgs ever brought to
Vinita.
Mr.. H. II. Edmondscn is alb
scnt this week at Fort Smith. He
was subpnncd as witness in the
Swccny case.
Our senior. Mr.. r. l. Owen,
has gone to the stockmen's meet
ing in Caldwell, 10 solicit brands
of the strip men.
Mrs. Henry EiHert is visiting
friends in Fort Smith. She was
subpnacd some time ago A. a wit
ness in the Sweony case.
-Onc hundred bushels seed po-
satoes, Of different varieties, New
York, Early Rose. Peerless and
Peach blows, At VIM. Little's-
See W. s. Wells, or address
w. p. Owen, Joplin, Mo-, if you
want . piano, organ, or musical in
strument Of any kind. 17-tf
Mr.. James Hunter lcft on
Tuesday for Fort Smith, having
been rubprned ss witness He
will return soon and can be found
at his old post. al r. H. Cass.'
The stock owners Of Table
quah district will hold a meeting
u1n1l Blind Asylum Spring,
bth. 1888. for the purpose
isine society for the pro-
pf their stock.
- = HIndes for any
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-09

Cherokee Land Nest of 96.
MuscocEr, l. T., March /, 1893.
6IR:
Referring to Office letter dated
January l6, 1888, ! have the honor
to report that I have visited the
lands known as Cherokee lands
west Of 96, and find that there are
q large number Of cattle, estimated
to be about 800, 600, ranging on this
strip. About 200, 600 are there by
and with the consent Of the Chefo-
KEGS, and on which their owners
pay grazing tax to the Cherokee
authorities Of about s41 900 during
the year 1882.
About 100000 cattle on these
lands belong to citizens Of Kansas
who turn them loose on these lands
and pay no tax.
After a careful investigation, l
have n answer questions submit
ted IN the above mentioned Office
letter as follows:
lst. How much fencing has been
dnne3
Answer. asomiies.
End. To whom do tho fences be-
longs
Answer. To citizens ofthc United
States and . few To- citizens Of the
Cherokee nation.
3rd. Name each individual COM
pany or organization claiming to
own wire fences and tho quantity
enclosed by each. I.
Answer. Commanche Pool, IS
miles. BalIepger, GO miles; Dunn.
50 miles; Miller 4 Pryor, IS; b. H.
Campbell, 80 miles; Geo. Thomp-
son, 40 miles; -, IS miles; VIII
son, As miles; Bates 4 Co., 80 miles;
Hewett 4 Tittis, GO milcs, Cobb 4
Hutton, IS miles; c. H. Moore; "a
miles; Gcore Miller, ~ miles; J.,
Mayhem, ,..37.miles; and there. are
1ve others Of which the names sro
not given, but the mileage is re-
spectfdlly as follows, IS, 40. 81, u,
and 60 miles.
4th. How long sincs fencing vas
commenced.
Answer. During the spring Of
1882. ~
5th, What ofi01 80, suln 81
ing haA upon |hass trile q
travel upon mail routes7 J
Answer. There are but two me-
routes through these Inn1s in ques-
ion; from Caldwell. KdS.. 70 Forl|
Reno and points beyond. ftpo
Arkansas City 10 Nes Percs ~
There are no fences within thrl0I
niles Of either road. There are no |
,ther roads for legitimate trsvo
'cross these lapdn Psetupa
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STRAY PROPERTY.
CANADIAN DISTRICT.

! viII sell 70 the highest bidder 70
~, National Warrants OF Certifi
ea1e6, At the regular term Of the Cir
cult Court, 70 be held on the first Mon
day In April 1883; the following describ
ed estray property; to-wit:
HORSES.
Il bay mare, about Is hands high
q nnds, shout 8 or years old, run
r near High Springs.
Il brown mare, about Is or IL hand
Nh. little sway-bscked, no brands
y 10 years old, running near thu
: r sorreI horse pony, 2 or 8 year,
- ,, bout Is hands high, no brands
luam ng near the mouth Of the Dirdins
4 iron-eray pony mare, ls handl
high no brands, years old, running
near L.ynch'e Ranch.
a q iron gray pony mare, II handl
licK years old, no brands, running
y >ynch's Ranch.
- brown horse, about years old
Iis high, no brands, running al
q n's Fork, At johnson Forcman's q
brown mare mule, u or Is years
MT II hands high, no brands, in
|ifI-f possession.
)rrcl bald-face horse pony, both
~ and left fore foot white,
and had on Z bell when taken
ebber's Falls
ckTTLk-
1rred COW and calf. Gov With
~ her face. marked sual-
nnder-bit in the left ear,
anch-
d. 5 yesrs old, 10 marks OF
yebber's Falls-
ord year old hci1ef, With
ard some white under her
He'd crop and split and over
ear, branded J G On left
nnes Connally's
~ , year old COW. no mazks.
- Jhus H - Jsm1s Connal-
n1o-red COW and calf. Gov has
- he in her lace and under her
rfked crop and split, and un-
~ : The night ear, and crop and
~ q n the len ear, branded Z "
~ ~, q James ConnaIly'o-
~ ond uhite spotted heller
- nafks q brasds. - Jsnes
- ~ 3 year ed saeor, nth
- ifs n fnce, narked e.op II the
- split il The night 60, b1olch
- De IN hip, q Jamos Con-
- old pale-dun steer, mnrk-
lie night and split in the
~ 3 il tgo plnccs, On the
- hip, q Collins Har1is'-
= ed red-r0sn steer. msrkcd
- -. ~ snake 0irkv'e-
~ red- -heoded heller year
ks ~ brand4 q We5bers
u51o1 4 yus old steer, brand
at william Tnpleff's-
pnd white pieded COW and
90 known, bran3od thua,
II n<kefone's Ranch.
- ~ cd dun steer, branded
~ k - Blackstone Ranch-
= - coats, 5 bi1liee and 3
- 1ith some kidd. at s1lPhuf
~ unmarried sov. At s T.
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sHzrP.

black eve, marked sxaiiew-fosk X
in one ear, has on tell, at Jno Shinn' s
WILLIAM WEST.
Sheriff Canadian District.
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Twelve and cnc-half per cent added
to the above rates for double-column
Advertisements.
All advertisements wfll be charged
By the square unless contract 10 made
By the month or year.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-09

a Hegulu Com mmunication Of Vi
~ nita Lodge, No. 8, A. y. 4 A. n.
~ Meets the FIRST and third Satur-
days Of each month At 3 O'Clock. p: m.
All Brethren are fratcrnaliy inuited.
=. y oeUOH, w..h.
". !. STRANGE, sEc'y-
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--Fens1e Seminary, February
~ ~ pupils No Sickness ek-
~ . ~ colds and raccination-
Al eb)s - attend school dufies.
An are required 10 Be vaccinaoed.
Ewry1hins ir moving along
euoofhly-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-13

Wash. Cooper (colored), plas.erer, to-dsy
shot John Stewart tcolcre6) barber, with
rife. Stewart died in an hour, and the
murderer was arrested. The shooting oc-
cured il the public square. Tie cause was
trouble shout Stewards wife, who had de-
serted him,
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nesYr GaIcs apn FIoads
san FRANCISCO IrsEs.

The Colton-Crocksr es als suit has been
continued to Monday.
A sand.lot manifesto from "Pioneers Of the
Revolution is startling the city.
R. Iughsn, a carpenter, Sundsy night biz
piece out of his sons arm, who tried to
stop him from breaking dishes while drunk.
John Robinson, a co,ored hostler, Sunday
night drew knife on car conductor who re-
fused to accept so cent piece with hole
In Il.
The national flag was unfurled 90 the breeze
over many buildings ia San Francisco Mon
day. in honor Of the seyenty-fourth ami
versary of the birthday Of Abraham Lincoln.
A rumor was current on ihs street Saturday,
and was traced to such sources as TO render
its truth prcbable-tbat tho Spring Valley
Water Company has purchased Lake Msrced
from the Hiberria Bank.
The first Sunday siuce the passage Of the
lsw abolisbing sll restrictions On the way in
which the Sabbath should be observed, was
passed quietly. From appearances no one
would know that there had ever heen any
Sunday Law. Fewer arrests for Drunkenness
we're made than on any previous Sunday for
a long time.
Sunday the delegstes from the different
Iriah societies met a. Irist-American Hall to
make further preparations foP the celebration
of ST. Patrick's Day. Charles f. HanloD,
Chairman of tia Literary Committee, re.
ported that the Grand Opera House had been
secured for tie exescises On tie 17th OF March.
They had also secured The fetviees Of Mss.
Pisfcs. Miss Annie Rooney, Misc Annie T.,
Gleasos ard Miss Maegie Mshoney as vocal
ists, ard Professor Henry stedsHpn as nisnist.
j. l. Bolard was selected Tor poet.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The situation IN France.

PARIS, February 12.h.-Admiral Jauredu.
berry opposed the expulsion bill On tbs ground
that it made martyrs of The Orleans Princes,
who were never hostile to the Republic He
advocated lay not simed ut persons. Bar
desux (Repu6lican) opposed the measure on
similar grounds. Alou, reporter OF the Sem
ate committee on the bill, said the committee
resolved to reject the hill and counter pro-
posals. The Senste-170 TO 115-decided to
discuss tbe clauses Of the bill.
PARIS, February IL 2ib.-Daves, Minister Of
Justice, announced that The Government had
agreed to abandon the expulsion bill snd &C.
cspt the proposal Of Barley, rendering the
Princes liable 20 expulsion by decree of the
President of the Republic If their acts should
compromiss the safety of the State This
proposal vas rejected by 14S TO 1872 The
first article of the ministerial bill was then
negatived-172 to So
By vote of les TO 127 She proposal sub
mittsd by Waddington (Republicsn) was
adopted that any Prince found guilty Of
fnrthering his pretensions or endaugeripg the
State shall be bGIished; his trial TO take
place before the Court Of Aes;zes, or before
the Senate sitting as High Court.
Heavy Gales aad FIOads.
LONDON, February 12h.-Heavy gales end
floods prevail in England and Ireland to-day.
An Important Discovery.
DUBLIN, February 12th.--The sword blades
which informer Kavansgh testified on Satur-
day that ho and Brady threw into the bazin
Of the gssworks, after the attack upon Field,
were discovered to-day in the basin.
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nd. N. MARTIN.
sHoKTEA.@D.
DERsoNs WISHING Lessons IN PHoNoG.
rapty, of Lady Teacher. call at No. 1913 P
treet. i24.1p1m
ST. DAvID,s.

A FIRST CLASS LODGING HOUSE, CON.
IA tains 155 rooms us Howard street, near
Third, San Francisco. This house is especialiyAie-
signed . comfortable home for ladies' and gentle
men visiting the city from the interior. No dark
rooms Gas and running water in each room. The
floors are covered with body Brussels carpet, and all
the furniture Is made Of solid black walnut Eaeh
bed has spring mattress, with an additional hair
top mattress, making them the most luxurious and
healthy beds in the world. Ladies wishing to cook
or themselves or families allowed the free use OF
large public kitchen and dining-room Servants
keep up a fire from A. N. to P. N. Hot and cold
baths large parlor and reading. room, containing
Grand riano-all free to guests Price, single
rooms per night, so cents per week, from q up
wards. House open all night
r. HUGHES, Proprietor.
At Marketstreet Ferry, take Omnibus lire O
street cars to corner Of Third and Howard
os-TuTSd
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Mc ber Newton,s ueresY.

NEw York. February 12sh.-The Herald
prints an interview with Morgan Dix, rector
of Trinity church, regarding Heber Newton's
sermons on the Bible, in which Mr. Dix says :
understand tho sermons are to be pub.
lished with his authorization, and when they
are, you can judge whether or BOT he has
been guilty of preaching false doctrines. The
question ia, has he preached that which is in.
consistent with the doctrines of his church ;
Ii he said what the newspapers have attrib.
uted to him, he is certainly guilty of preach
ing a false doctrine"
Nicholas Qaackenbos, tho prominent lay
man who so vigorously demanded a short
time ago that Newton should be put on trial,
said: Most certainly Newton will be ar
raigned for hsresy, and if l have any part in
the proceedings, he will also have to answer
for the more serious charge of having denied
the divinity of tie Saviour. This accusation
viii be made no. simply with reasonable pre-
cisiou, as the canon requires, but with posi-
tive certainty, both as TO time and place, and
will be supported with indisputable evidence
The clergy and laity of the Episcopal Church
are almost unanimous in the opinion that the
entire body suffers reprosch in consequence
of Nswton's uLterancesh
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HOME AND ABROAD.

The Raging Rivefs-PrOceedings In Con-
aress--NUrtier in IlIln6is-Propssea Sus'
pension OF the Opium Traftte-ABni,
verssry tn the Coal RegiOns-The Ueresy
of Heber Newfon-Explosfon OF Gasoline
The Labor QRestion-Itenis es Foreign
Nows-Etc.
lspscIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uMoal
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Tl,c Lahor Oncstlon-Plan ror ReIIcr.

WASHINGTON, February II h Tho testi.
mony of Frank X. Fosters, Secretary of the
Federation OF Trade and Labor Unions, was
continued to-day before the Senate Commit.
toe on Education and Labor, to cure existing
evils. Fosters recommended the following
remedies as the most practicable and desira-
be at present. viz First, the establishment
OF National Bureau of Labor Statistics ;
second, the establishment Of boards Of arti-
traitor, where practicable; third, The enfcrce-
ment of the national eight-hour law; fourth.
the abolition of child labor as fa- rs possible
by legislation; fifth, the repeal of all cos
spiracy laws which interfere with the rights
|, Of workingmen TO combine for their Unions
like other corporations sixth, the abolition
Of the convict labor contract system.
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n ENLIST, QUINN's BUILDING, -
y northeast corner Fourth and JHYSSZssSS
streets Artificial Teeth inserted on all llSIQIIp
bases Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for
painless extraction of teeth. aue5-H
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STAR MILLS Ano MALT HOUSE,
NsuBoURC & rAcEs,

ATOs. so, SO AND s. FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO
IN dealers IN Produce and Brewers Supplies, Nan
ufacturers of Malt and all kinds OF Meals Oatmeal
oornmeal, Cracked Wheat Graham Flour, Buck
wheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bags for sale Agents
OF Buekeve Mills -Ur Aarvsvilla suI7-1D
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\ ToALL WHOM 1T MAY coNoERN.

NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
In sons having dealings with the late firm Of E.
L. BILLINGS & CO., that l. as surviving partner
OF said firm, will collect all bills due to and pay all
debts Of the said firm, and will continue said busi-
ness until the be in due course closed and
ettled. JAMES W0ODBURN,
Surviving partner Of the late firm OF e. L. Billings
Sacramento, January 26. 1883. j2T-
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COMPOSED of the best inewu toniey, iron
and cinchous, snd wei.-knoxn aromatics, is
Bsowh's Iron Bistsrs. Il ouTss indigestion,
and ali kiudred troubles
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BUSINESS OABDs.
wzs. GgFgEgE2GE3s
.z-N yn.aa ro,r.-,Nz,o /.

ERn9 AND ERAE2 FOUNDER ANp ia.
i christ, Front and streets. Manufacturer oi
dustsnoerstr's Horse Powers Pasest Ground Boiler
snd Clog Crushet aud Barley Hills. In kinda 81
Hydraulic Pipes. For GALE. Three Miller Patent iseS
Presses, dt-SDlGi
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AuTpterestiDg Apniyersary.

WILKEsBARRE (Pa.l, February 12fb. -
Seventy. Eve years ago yesterday the burnfh g
Of anthracite coal was pronounced a success
after many years of futile efforts to make
the black diamonds burn in the open CRATE in
the fireplace of the old Fell House in this
ciiy, where the test was made. As soon as
the news became known il spread like Wild
fire, and people focked to tho valley to de-
velop mines. To-day this is one of Pennsyl-
vania's greatest Industries. The anniversary
falling on Sunday. the event was appropfi.
ately celebrated Saturday by the Historical
Society, and in the evening ex Governor
Hoyt and other distinguished citizens visited
The old hosel and sat before the open CRATE in
the old log parlor, and discussed the events Of
long ago.
Outraged Honor Avenged.
JAcKsoNvILLE lIad.L February 12th.-
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This effort has been in the shape Of our CLEARANCE SALE
With an honest purpose and just Intention we have enlarged
our business during these dull months 70 more than its natural
capacity by giving such values compelled an unprecedented ae
The cause all this on account Of our anxiety to present to
you this Spring the Choicest Cean8St and Most Select Line Of
Goods ever imported to Sacramento
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nEALERS, CORNER OF FRONT ARD /
~ streets Highest price for Hides, SheeE
Pelts and Tsllow Butchers supplied with Salt
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers
Lard Presses, ETC. Prompt cash returns made fol
all c0nslgnments. s1S4pa
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DENTISTRY.
REMOVED.
w. WOOD.

nR. F. NJ SHIELDS, DENTIST, nFza,
~ to No. 525 J street, between Fifth
and Sixth, where he will be pleased to seeS1NID
hia friends di6-u
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HARDWARE, IRON. STEEL ETC

G. HeEEx7aEa & Co.-Manufacturars and In.
pcrters. No. S3s Kearny st, near Pine. The finest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: II 8elden ct
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SKINsY MRN.-" wens' Heslsh Rsnewor"
restores health and vigcs, cures dysPepsis,
impotence. 81.
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A. N. SMITH.

MO 4i2 STREET. PRACTICAL PLUMBET
and Gasatter-worl done en- the most approved
sapitarv principles dl-4ptt
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=. u. El1lgNCs = CO..

EXroRTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Il In Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents
fer DR.. Jaffes Celebrated Cinchcna Pitters also,
agents for Litton Springs Seltzer Water, Sononls
county, California. No. Ill street, between Fourth
and Fifth au25-sp1ro
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ssog&MENTo RECQRo-UNION.
San FraEcisco Office. No. 8 New Moutgom.
cry street palace HoteD-F. E. Haswell, Agent
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HAKDWA Ahti, LFsON, STEEL, ETC.
Nawley Br0s.' Hardware C0.-Importers OF
Hardware and Agricultural Implements, Nos B9I,
500, 500, BOT and Sos Market street. San francisco
CaroIan. Gerry sE CO.-Imporsers of Hardware.
Iron and Steel Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Company. and
Southingtcn Cutlery Co. Nos. 100 and l22 Front
street. and Nos. III and 1l9 California street
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r FObFEK. J. q. FUNbION,
1855. r. FOSTER q co., 1883.


DooK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
4 } Blank Book Manufacturers. No. 319 street,
between Third and Fourth, Sacramento. au20-4pd
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
BlS.NEss OoiIEGEz-

Pacific Business College and Teicgraphis
lnstitute-jLite Scholarship, for full Buginsss
Course, 500. ". E. Chamberlain Jr and T A,
Robinson, Pioprietors, No. $40 Post street, eppo.
site Union Square, 8. F., Cal. Send Tor Circulars.
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RUBBER AND on. GOODS.

The GEtfa s'cPcha and REbher MsnuSaet.
uring Company Manufacturers OF Rubber Goods
oi every description Patenteea Of the celebrated
'' Maltese Gross Brand" Carboiized Hose Corner
TIrSt and Market streets. J. W. Taylor, Hanagsr
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DRUGS, cEErdrcsLs,

sfy dS baker R-9s. Manufacturing Core.
positcrY, 81 Market street. h g. Ishanl, Manager.
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!. ?. ROOT. ALKx. NRILsox J. D2is'
R@0r, yELsDE q CO.,

EYNIoT eoUNDRY-RON AID 3RA5s
Z Founders and Machinists, Front street, be.
tween and o. Castings and Machinery OF every
description made TO order. au24-4D1m
y posrrp Z n RrNsron
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HATS.

sastfa sastess-Pioneer Druggist, removed TO y.
Montgomery ST., s. +. Country orders solicited
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III. II. PIERsON.

III. Il PIEKsUN,
81 EETIsT. ;l5 STREET. BETWEEN -
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Artl-
fcial Teeth inserted on Gold, Vulcanite S41llO
sni oil btses trous Oxide or Laughing Gas sd
nnsterei fnr PAINLESS extraction Of Teeth. sul4fr
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---TLa-f3s.z7r.. VIZ Bfa5I FAfsIEIl I AtvE
- Largest Quarries u lie
&s<---facifc Coast. Polished Granite
Monuments, To-nbstones and Tablets made to order
az Granite Butldiag store Cut, Dressed
and Polished to order el1-1p6m
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JAMES NcSUsRE,

NEAEUFACTURER OF ROAD 5oRApERS
I'VE Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Raiinge,
Gratings Housework and Biscksrlitilng In general,
No. 5eo street, between Fifth and Sixth. Second
hsnd poo,e fer saie. au22-4pA
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sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS, ETC

II. 2. CFeeSeF q Cs.-ImportIng and Manufsct-
uring Stationers, Printers and Lithographe,v Nos.
slt, 2l7 and 21S Bush street, above EEusou,e
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,ea. RREMEw q sNuTHMoRTI.

ca ENrIsTs, SOUTHWEST CORNER go
Z OF Seventh and streets, In Bryte's TssS.saS
without pain by the Use ,i improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas au164pim
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SACRAMENro BOILER AND IRoH woRgS,
- l street, between Front and Second, Sacrs-
mento. Manufacturer o. stssrn Boilers, Sheet Hon
Work, etc. Also, all kinds Of Ri airing. Casng ne
Portable Boilers from Wood to Stvsw Burners 3
Specfa tvs au6-spts
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CARuE q C1oIy.

HoNTRACTORs AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
" pared to do ali kinds of work In their line, II
city or country. Principal place of business, Sscrr.
mento. Shop, No. liza Second street, between
an Z. Posto9ice Bex, No. 40, Sacramento.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

lspscrAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uSios
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LAND FOR SALE.

TNoR IMPROVED FARMS AND VINE -.
10 yards, Hop, Grain or Pasture Land,
inquire of CARL STRoBEL, Ne. 32l street. L.
Sacramento j271m