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York, gets $3.50 a week, and Agnes BootS
is to receive. $3.50 week from John Stet--
son.
"A Chinese stock thestrical company H.
being organized in New York, to procure
Chinese players in this country. The
slmond-eyed professionals in San Francis
CO will probably BE- engaged.
1T il reported that j. NJ Hill has be-
come the proprietor of "A Mountain
Pink" combination. with Louisa Sylvester
rs star. We trust, for Miss Sylvester's. ac-
count. that if such is the case her success.
financially, will be assured.
1t is reported that before Henry Irving
set sail for this country Christine Nilsson
advised him to keep an the right side of,hs.
American republic by learning Way
Down Upon the Suwanee" 1t carried
me through two seasons, and they are not
tired Of it vet.
Vera" has ingloriously fizz,ea. out at
the end Of one weeks run in New York.
Oscar Wilde freely admits that the play
does not suit the public. Marie Prescot,'s
husband is out SO 600 on the play. The
total receipts for the week were not 5000.
while the expenses wore 81 800.
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WHICH

Which will be right in the day of all days,
When the hidden of earth shall he freed from
the night,
And the secrets IF hearts shall be barred to the tes
Where God, and moi msn is the reflex of ight,
Which will be able to look up and say,
s'Gave /, myself. on the altar OF deeds,
Fearlessiy, frankly, trusting in Thee,
Leaving 10 others the discord OF creeds.
Think YOU the priest, in his mirre and ole,
f;rraier than God in his wisdom divine?
And. granting the question OF souls" in Hit sight
Dost tuink yours the better and purer than mine!
Who made oil the future 10 measure by rule?
OR proved BY the cant Of the bigot the tact
That ont of His millions of creatures but ten
Should heritage heaven safe and intact.
Nav mortal you dare not. you re moi, say,
W.rt an, the unso we'd oy vour standard of Nigh:
/ born os his breath you born Of the same,
He ouly can tell OF us which will be right.
Rosa PEARLE.
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RAILWAY r ACKBT.
Local SQuibs, and Notes Picked
Up Along the Different
RailwayaL

ID. B. Chiles, one of the travelling
auditors of the Missouri Pacific, was IN the
city last evening. and lett on the night
train for St. Louis.
Conductor Lewis brought in twenty
five passengers for St. Louis yesterday
morning, and, for a wonder, connection was
made with the main line train.
Three patients we're discharged from
the hospital yesterday, but Eve more were
received. The institution is getting good
many patients, but 40 more than the corps
can attend to.
JEFF Conner left yesterday for Estill
station, i'll Howard county, where he ~ill
oil the position OF agent and operator for
the K. Il T ard it is. needless to say the
duties Of the Office will not b: neglected.
-ConductOr Jim King, of the Pacific
main line, who has been i'll for week past,
went through On No. yesterday afternoon.
He Was not in fit condition to take his
run cat, but As the supply of conductors
was short, he was compelled to resume
work.
Conductor VIM. Buckley whose regular
run is on the west end of the Pacific, went
out yesterday morning in charge Of the
Lexington branch passenger train, while
Andy Scow, the regular conductor, took q
freight train ont on the west end. Ruikley
has a sore hand which incapacitates him
from running freight, and be will be kept
on the passengeS run until he is able to re-
sumo work on the west end.
| AT THE HOSPITAL.
The hospital received FIVE unfortunates
| Yesterday. as follows.
Robert Hagard, section laborer from
Limestone Gap, with fever.
V. Burns, section laborer from Atoka,
with neuralgia.
Thomas Ellis, switchman from State
Line. with crushed leg, sustained while
switching in the yards at State Line.
Alex. Bundy, exchange gang, from Paris,
with bruised leg, sustained in yards at
Paris, while switching cars.
Henry Moore. section laborer from Mus
kogee, with fever.
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Emile Melville is still singing in Austria
liza, where she is great favOrite.
-Modjeska on tomorrow night begins a
two weeks engagement at Chicago.
Annie Pixley begins weeks engage
mept at Columbus, d Tomorrow night.
Christine Nilsson was to have sailed
from Europe for this country yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. B. Curtis (Albine de Mer) will
play Camille" at the Wednesday matinees
during the season.
1t is probable that Sarah Bernhardt's
stage rival, Mile. .Croisette, will tour this
country mex. season.
w. J. ScaDlan. under the management
of w. II. Power, begins his season at De-
troii, Mich. tomorrow night
Louise Pomeroy is still PLAYING i'm
Australia. che is now at Melbourne ap.
pearing in "Led Astray" with great sue
cess.
-Three people will start this season as
"The Dude" and perhaps more to hear
from. Isn't the dude business being trifle
oyerdone?
Frank Aiken and Genevieve Rogers
are engaged to support Louise Sylvester i'm
"a Mountain Pink" She begins her tour
September IL.
Sol Smith Russell played at Leadville,
Col. the last two nights of the past week.
He begins weeks engagement at Denver
tomorrow night.
Leading ladies are a, a premium.
Rose Coghlan, Of Waliaek's troupe, New
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CHURCH SERVICES.

The Rev. w. w. Gordon, of Andrew.
Iowa, will preach this morning at the
usual hour.
Episcopal church service at IL a. m.
at the hall, southeast corner OF Seventh
and Ohio streets, to-day. Rev. w. d.
Sartwelle will oficiate.
I'm the absence Of Rev. d. C. Browne,
who is at Aurora Springs, Rev. j. NJ.
Hardy will fill the pnlpit of the Southern
Methodist church to-day.
First Baptist church, corner of Fourth
and Lamine streets. Rev. j. B. Fuller,
pastor. Services at ii a. ID. and 8 %. m.
The Lords supper at the close of the morn
ing service. Sunday school at $50 a. m.
East Sedalia Baptist church. Pastor,
J. NJ. Piannett. Services morning and
evening at the usual hours Communion
directly after the morning sermon Sun.
day school ESQ p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening.
AT the Broadway Presbyterian church,
to-day, the members will, for the first time,
occupy their new auditorium. 1t is beau
tifully finished in hard wood, and elegantly
of the handsomest rooms to be found any
AhC PoStOA uOlO tuc IcRulaI
services to-day, and preach morning and
evening. Seats free.
Christian church, corner OF Sixth ard
Massachusetts streets. j. H. Duncan will
preach to-day, morning and evening.
Morning subject: Looking to the things
lot Others" Evening subject +" Our Posi-
tiOn." Officers meeting ut 3 p. 10. Sunday
tsrhool at $50 a. m. Mission school. 3 D.
m. Chlldreo's Heather Missionary society
az 8 p. m. at the church.
| First Cumberland Presbyterian church,
Lafayette avenue. Rev. T. V. Atkisson of
Springfield, Mo-. will preach both morning
and evening Morning subject ''Spii tied
Freedom" Evening subject: Faith"
Sunday school at $50 a m. The ". B.
F. NJ. will not meet until rext week. Regu-
lar MEETING of the Aid society deferred one
week. Mr. Stephens is home from vsca-
ton and will hold services regularly here
after.
| NOTICE.
The ministers OF the Allisuce will re-
open their regular Monday morning meet
ings at The Ohio Street M. e. study to-
morrow morning at $50: Let all who are
in the city be present. j. VI. PLANNET.
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Books for the Millions.

The Cleveland Plaindealer says that Mr..
|. L. Beardsley. public librarian of that
city, was wonderfully relieved bv the pain
cute, St. Jacobs Oil, in an attack Of rheu-
matisn.
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-"Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile
Pills for the cure of Neuralgia are a sue
cess." DIR. G. P. Holman, Christiausburg,
Va. Fifty cents At druggists.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate For
Nervousness. Indigestion, &c.
Send to the RumfOrd Chemical Works,
Providence, X. L., for pamphlet. Mailed
free.
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WALTON'S OPERA HOUSE.
BUTLER, Mo.
w. E. Walton, Proprietor.
Full secrecy. Seating capacity 800.
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Advertisements AT the this column, no,
exceeding four lines, s. per annum.l
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LAMAR, Mo.
Brown & Avery, Proprietors
Full scenery. Seats 600
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
Items of Interest to Play-Goerf
From Everywhere.
CITY HA LII
LAMAR OPERA HOUSE

Uranium 81 Weidemeyer, Proprietors.
Full scenery. Seating capacity, 600.
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tAny items vi interest suitable Tor this depart
aent from Sedalis or neghboring places, are re
;pectfully solicited. We want vivacious, actlv
and CHEEKY lady correspondent In all the neighool
ins towns tributsry TO Sedalia. Address all suci
communications to Rosa Pearle, society reporter
0azoc Office, Sedaiia. Mo.
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The ministers OF the Alliance will re
open their regular Monday morning meet
ings at The Ohio Street NJ. E. study TO-
morrow morning at $50: Let all who ars
in the city be present. j. VI. PLANNET.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

The Mariposa, which arrived at San Fran
cisco Sunday, brings dates to the 10th from
Honolulu
King Kalakaua's Government has made an
appeal TO the great powers of the world in be-
half Of the peoples and States of Polynesia
in consequence of their appeals to His Males
ty for guidance, counsel and assistance.
An infant daughter of Mrs. G. Burgess,
residing on Beretanis, near Richard street,
died Yesterday afternoon from the effects Of
suffocation. The child, which WAS only four
months of age, was left alone only tew min
utes, and rolling on its face on pillow SO
pressed its respiratory organs as 20 exclude
the air and thus suff0catad.
A few DAYS ago the Bishop of Olba and
Father I.sonore were invited to pick suits-
BILE site at Kaskaako for the residence Of tie
Sisters of Charity. They decided upon a
convenient spot, so situated as to get the
trade winds direct from the mountains, and
catching the south wind before it sweeps over
the lsper settlement, but for some cause the
site chosen has been changed, and very dis
Agreeable ona is now indicated.
The Hewaiian Gazette says: d. Mcneil,
formerly proprietor of q country paper in
California, has written letter to the Chico
Record relating to men and things here. HIS
effusion is abusive and untrue in the state,
ments made.
On Monday, August 9th. there was
great disturbance of the tides at Kshului and
Kalepolepo, on Maui. The tides rose and
fell rapidly several times during the forenoon.
flowing to unusually high and low points.
Fears of serious tidal waves we're entertained
by some.
Work has been commenced on The Kshului
Custom-house. on Front street, Maui. It
l.. 4 L - 7
hului is tbs second port of the Kingdom, sta
tistics showing the imports aud exports to be
next to those cf Honolulu Of any part OF the
Islands
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

4 STILL OFFER NY VALUABLE SERVICES lF
With mind mStured and enriched by studies of ar
advanced order can safely say that there IL hardly
dissase In the catalogue OF human Iils that can.
not treat 20 . successful Issue.
LADIES-I am always ready 10 assist YOU BY
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. am now able te treat you with the
certainty Of success. No peculiar to your sj.
cate organism Is beyond my sure control
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are Superior TO any
offered heretofore and will be warranted te have the
desired effect in all cases
These Of the public who need my serysces can u
pend upon gentlemanly, honorable snd scientific
treatment at reasonable rstes.
/ address particularly tboee who have been In.
iured by youthful indiscretions, and those whs
have contracted local diseases
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult ms
by letter, detailing the symptoms OF the disease
trouble, and receive medicine by express With fuil
Instructions. AL letters must be directed TO J. D.
JossELYN. a. d., 22e sutteF street San 7fane,g
co, csl.
Cure warranted IN sl ossea, OF no cav -squi-te.
Consult ssons, personally by letter. ssatis seno
for book Comfortable apartments for patents 81
ny Inirnsry twhen desired, with sxpeFieac5&
nurses.
Consultation Parlors, 226 Sutiar street., 5dtonirp
She Young Mems Christian Association Building
Office hours-kTom 9 A. Y. to SPIN
Fly DtDIoHs hangs IN usT Office.
Purchase my Essay Physiology sud Marriage
For sale by all nssFiealeTe
js23-isI J.H. scssEryF, 3. 3.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

W. W. Moreand, the Governors Private Secretary,
went to San Francisco yesterday.
Isaac Lewis, who has been visiting friends in this
city, returned to San Francisco yesterday.
Albert Hart, of this city, leaves day to take
position in the Postoffiee at San Francisco.
F. P Lacey, who has been absent for some time.
returned yesterday by the Southern Pacific.
Mrs l. Lewis and daughter will arrive tonight
from San Francisco after two months visit
C. Lewis, who for the past week has been visiting
friends here, returned to the Bay yesterday
Ex-State Prison Commissioner Charmsn passed
through the city yesterday, en- route to San Fran
cisco.
Governor Stoneman has gone to his ranch at San
Gabriel, Los Angeles county. He will be absent
about ten days.
Mrs. Alice Thies, OF Reno, and Miss Annie pealey.
of Carson City visiting the city, as the guess OF
Mrs. w. L. Terry.
J. G.. Severance, San Francisco lawyer was in
this city Yesterday attending to some business be-
fore the Superior Court.
Mrs. Judge Schell, wife of ex-Prison Commits
sioner Sche, passed through the city yesterday, en-
route from Folsom to Modesto.
Mrs. NJ. j. Brady and Miss Tessie Brady, who were
visiting friends in Sacramento during fair week, re.
turned to San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Helman, OF Omaha, Mrs Rachel Wise.
of Sioux City, and their mother Mrs. Fl. Rau. are
in the city, the guests CT Mrs. B. U. Steinman.
A. P. Booth left yesterday for San Francisco.
From that place, in company with his mother, he
will visit Duncan Mills and other points in Sonoma
county.
Mr.. James Stocking, recently from !ohio, is So
journing in Gait at the residence of S. A. Lewis.
Being pleased with the country he will probably
locate in that vicinity.
John Mcfarland and Miss Annie Mcfarland, his
niece, of Gait, went East by overland tain Sunday,
for extended visit among relatives and friends IN
the Eastern States and Canada.
Governor Stoneman and Adjutaut-G General Cosby
declined an invitation from the Carson (Nev) Rifle
Team to attend the interstate rifle match, which
took place yesterday at Carson, New.
A party consisting of Seth Scott, j. A. Williams,
E. +. Jones and Jonas King, together wish their
families, left Gait last Tuesday for Washingto on
Territory, with q viCw Of selecting homes in the
new Northwest. The members of the party are all
old residents Of that vicinity.
Arrivals ut the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday :
II. ". Bragg ard wife, Mrs. W. L. Easso7, G. E.
Bennison, J. E. Mcdonald, d. Titus, Oakland; P f.
Randolph, Miss Aida Ploof, New York; W. f..
Brown, Denver; Joseph Babcock Carson C. b.
Yandes, St Paul. Minn.; Mr.. and Mrs Davies, Cali.
fornia; George e. Lemon, Washington, D. C L. L.
Salisbury Seattle, W T.. T. NJ Grimshaw, Cosum
nes; B. Ba@der, Stockton: B ]. Johnston, Whites
boro, n. Y; D. L. Harbock, George Fletcher, San
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
FaREIGN NEWS.
Frlghtfal story from Japan.


NEW YORK, September 17th.-A terrible story,
SAYS the Japa7l Weekly Mail, comes by telegrs m
from Hiroshima. 1t is to the effect that on the
night of the 81 inst at about 10 o'clock ire broke
out at the jail and spread With such rapdlty that
all the bui dings ftom the first to the twelfth were
destroyed in a very short space of time. In each
ward from thirty 70 eighty CRIMINALS were confined,
and it is stated that the -upants OF the fourth
| and fifth wards, slXty-one persons IN al were
burned to death, while one hundred and fitty-six
prisoners were more or less injured. One hundred
aud twenty escaped, but of these fifteen re-
captured the same night.
The slayer ef Carey.
LoNeoN, September l7th.-C'Donnel states that
he had pleasant voyage, not being in irons nor
handc1tfed. His custodian treated him with re-
| ularkable kindness, allowing him TO go upon deck
mornings and afternoons and bis meals were served
to him in the cabin. 0D0nneil has an Irish cast OF
countenance and piercing black eyes. He shook
hands heartily with the detectives who received him.
1t Is reported that o'D0nnell says he does not SO
much mind being tried for the murder OF Carey, but
Is afraid he will be lgIzed by the police par.
Dcipant in other affairs.
Turkey and Germany.
| vienna, September l7th.-It is said that the
Porte has instructed the Turkish ambassador at
Berlin to sound the German Government respecting
a Turco- German alliance, Turkey. in the event Of
var with Germ my and France undertaking to maxi
diversions upon the French in Tunis and Algeria.
Operations In Tenqasn Suspended.
doNGkoNG, Septein Der lTth.--Gensral BOuet has
arrived here from Hanoi. Ths operations in Tom
quin are suspended until the arrival Of reinforce
ments.
An Oarsman with n Ffariured Leg.
melbourne, September 17th.-There is no chance
of Laycoek rowing match with Hanlan, as Laycock
has badly fractured leg
Two Wen Hanged.
ALEXANDRIA, September l7th.-Twe men, con-
victed OF participating in the massacre, after the
evacuation by Arab Pasha, were hanged 10 dag.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
SUPERIOR COURT.
DnrAarmzsI osE-ARnsrnoNa, Judge.

MONDAY, September II, 1888
In the matter Of the application Of Jane Z. Bag
ley to be sole trader-Continued for one week.
Mary Fahey vs. W. Hodgdon ct al-Motion Tor
new trial oyerruled.
Estate Of John Hector-Petiton for distribution
continued for one week.
Q. F. klink, an insolvent- Finally discharged
state of Harriet Cobaker, an incompetent-Set-
tement OF account Of eX-guardian taken under ad
visoment.
Estate Of Louisa A Lehman-Settlement OF fina
account and distribution ordered
Estate Of Thomas standardization and return
of sale OF real estate granted.
Estate Of William Williams Annie E. William;
appointed alminisiratri bond, S20,000. Ap-
p pFaisers-S iliam Wilcox, Jabez Turner and George
G. Davis.
Estate Of J. B. Carley-P Petition of widow for let
teTs OF administration granted; bond, 81 200. Ap-
praisers-F A. Smith, N. A. kidder and o. G.
Waterhouse. Notice to creditors in DAILY RECORD
UNION.
The guardianship Of Albert solager, minor-Ap
plicahon TO terminate guardianship and discharge
OF guardian granted.
The application of Celestia johnson as a sole
trader was granted.
In the appeal case of the People vs. All Ley,
from the Police CouTt--The Judgment OF the lower
Court was affirmed.
Estate of A. NJ. Tuis-Decree comforting sale OF
real of estate of lot at Santa Maria.
Estate OF Gustave Dischamps, a0d-Settle-
ment Of account and order for fnal distribution
ordered Co turn property to the Public Admin
istrstor, George F. Bronner.
DEPARTMENT MCFARLAND, Judge.
Estate of L. L. Billings-Motion to sell persoaal
property continued for one week
P. II. Russell Ed. N. Martin-Demurrer TO
complaint overruled and ten days allowed to az
swer.
B. R. Gwinn vs. David Haruilton-Motion for a
new trial continued
john Haggerty va. a. II. PoSers-Demurrer sus-
tanned ten days to answer.
W. L. Sullivan VS.. T. Mler-Submitted and taken
under sdvisement
NIX Hausmester vs. James n Porter Treasurer
of the city OF sacramento--Case dismissed, and
Judgment for costs Of defendant.
j L. Conner vs.. Lee Stanley, sdministrator-De-
murrer sustained, and judgment for the defendant
for costs.
ITa E. Andrews VS.. o. P.-Runyon ct al Motion
for new trial overruled. Stay of execution for
fifteen days. Notice waived.
Florence E. Hillen vs.. Lewis E. Hillen.-Referred
to referee G. n. Coghlan.
james f. Cummings vs.. P. Conlan ct nl.-Motion
for new trial denied.
People w. Porter, murder Continued for the
term.
People VS.. John Lentini -Holl Buckley added
as counsel for the prosecution.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
YgKIaHr FsoM TEE EAST.

Van Voorhiss & Co., bundles blankets Kirk
Geary & Co, case glass, barrels saltpeter; Lind
ley Co., 10I barrels eod 20 kits fish, case cigsr
cites; Central Pacific Railroad Company, 10 end
doors for fruit cars Hall, Luhrs L Co, Io3 barrel
fish; Weinstoek & Lubin. csse corsets; a. S
Crocker Co., car printing paper; Huntington
Hopkins & Co, q boxes iron butts, tin binders
w A. & 9. S. Houghton, case chinaware JOSEPH
Hahn & Co /, 2 b ixes cough balsam-
For Marysville-L. G. English. ba es galvanized
iron Woolen Nils, 6 cases bobbins; John c rad
dock, [ box household goods.
For Chico-Tiekner, BrrDham & Co, 6 cases boots
and shoes.
For Lswiston-Davis & Frick, one potato digger.
For Red Bluff = u. MAuasse, cases ax-handles.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
MARRIED.

Sacramento, September I7-By Rey. Carroll N.
Davis, at st Psuis Church, John X. Chids to
Grace Gilmore, both of this city.
Sacramento, September 16-By Rev. Father Grace,
at the pastoral residence, Percy D. Pratt to Mag
gle Scott, both Of Roseville.
Sacramento September 15-S. White to Ella
Keenan,, both OF Forest Hill, Placer county.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
DIED..

Seattle, W T., September st. C. Salisbury, ma.
tive OF Maine, SO years, II months and Is days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, which will take place from
Pioneer Hall, Seventh street, between ] and K,
this afternoon at o'clock
Sacramento, September 1T-wilhelmina c., only
daughter of Henry and Lizzie Nieolaus, years,
months aud IS days. (&u ado- papers please
copy.)
Funeral notice heresfler.l
San Francisco, September 17-Sarah Ann, beloved
wife Of f. r. Worley native Of London,
Z gland, IS years.
plscerFiile, September ls-Eldred Parker, 81 yoars
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

FILED SATURDAY, September Is, 1888
September l5th-T NJ. Tracy to c. D. Smith for
IS 730-3SS acres In subdivision 46 of the San Juan
De Los Mcquelumnes grant,
September 10TH. B. and Amelia Saunders &c
Samuel Landis and William G. Cox; for 81 500
West 20 feet Of lot g. NJ and N, Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets, city.
September l5th-P s. Bent to Manuel j. Saliva
dore; for s75-Lot I, in block 2i, town of Folsom
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SELLING our.

GAN LUNG s. CO.. 526 J STREET, OFFER
e great Bargains in ali kinds Of Japanese snd Chi
nese Wares and Fancy Goods They alsoofer largo
lire OF silk Handkerchisfs, Ladies Underwear q
every description, and Gerts' White Shirts, al
azes a. cost the object Of this sale is retiring fre
business. an2s-ip1Ip
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Home AND ABROAD.

The Ohie Csmpaign-ComIng Great Turf
Eyent-Tbe Next PresidencJ-EditoriaI
Opinions OF Beecher Executions In
Esypt-Murderer Lynehed in wyoming
Sovereign Grand Lodge, 1. o. o. F.
An oarsman's Leg Fractured-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18

A GREAT bargain in something new. A
misses mericsn kid. button shoe worked
button-holes, opsra toe, for 81 So at r d
House
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auYkRFsEMgNT MKNT1os.
TO ADVERTISERS.

Owing to the demand upon our columns, and in
order to accommodate all our patrons, no firm vii
hereafter be allowed to occupy more thsn one col.
umn Of advertising space