Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-05
PASSENGER LISTS.

| OMAHA, March 3i.-Left here to-day, II
arrive in Sacramento March 9TH: FL. A
Ergelbrecht, Mrs. j. Coughlan. San Fran
cisco; Joseph Bsnnigan, John N. Finnigau,
Providence, r. l.; Miss Kittie Rapp, Chi
cage; j. Parker. Jr., Arlington, n. T.; Mrs
E. Nj. Bedell. Chicago; Miss M. K. DRY
Holy Gross, Ireland; T.. Williams and wife
Miss Williams, Sacramento; @. A. Williams
G. b. Ironsides, Mrs. Ironsides, Annie Nor.
gan. New London, Conn.
| OMAHA, March 4.h.-Passed here to-day, t.
arrive in Sacramento March Sth Jacot
Mayer. 7. R. Strauss, Mrs. W. Pima, Port
land, Or. III. tinker. London w. G. Can
| field. Omaha; +. B. Seymour and wife
Green Bay. Wis; Adolph Roos, San Fran
cisco; c. Kidman, Mrs. g. KidmaD, G. Kid
wife and two children, Honolulu; Louis ano
Alice Harrison and troupe, who will arrive
! Monday, March 18th.
KANSAS CITY Mo-, March 91.-Passed
Topeka to-day, to arrive in San Francisco
| March OH: J. NJ. Marble, Mrs. j. NJ
Marble and nurses Van Wort, o.: W. E.
Roland, Media, Pa; j. G.. Wilson, Streator,
H.; L. G. johnson. sMadera, Cal; Charles
Jockey, Newark, N. J.
CARL1g, March 4ih.-Passed here to-day,
TO arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: S. W.
May, Il. Dillon, E1gls1d; r. &. Powers,
| J. T. Brown, E. NJ Kelley, Patrick Daley,
Ogden; d. L. Clifford. w. T. Chadwick,
| William Grew, Massachusetts, D. Ssmuels,
| Mrs. G.. Mock, T. w. Wilkie Thomas l..
Blakis, San Francisco Mrs. D. w. Bright
| and two children, Connecticut; G. Gowau,
Salt Lake; E. w. Talbot, Colfax, w. T.;
| Mike Keesscker and family. Illinois NJ. II.
Parlin, California J. p. Martin, Canada
| A Il II j
wife, Cherry Greek, New Rev. w. Deming,
Mr.. Yamado, Japan 76 emigrant passen-
gers, including 81 males, TO arrive in Sacra-
mento March 9th.
NEwHALL, March 4th.-Passed here TO-
day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Phelps, Miss W. E.
Mitchell, st. Louis G. Russell, Leadville,
Col !: J. S. Robinson, John W. Taylor, J.
II. Hull, William Horace Li1gard, r. S.
Mesiok FL. 1. Thornton, r. V. Dey, Mrs.
Peter Donahue, G.. A. Hughes, Andrew No.
BE. George Armstrong. d. G.. Scofeld,
Charles n. Shaw, San Francisco; Henry @.
Dibble, Arizona: E. f. Goddard and wife,
LesvenRoFth Robert D. HATCH Washing.
ton E. A. Haatry and wife, Tombstone d.
Wilson and wife, San jose; j. P. Coates,
Pasadsns: General @. Barton and wife,
Omaha; Benjamin Dreyfus, Anaheim; Mrs..
NJ. E. Parks, F. g. Gsrbert, Los Angeles
Joseph Waters. New York S. Speedy, Los
Angeles; A. W. BarnmGu, j. Eaton and
wife. San Bsgna.dino; W. 81. G. Good, Sid
ney, Ohio.
People VINO DeIude Themselves
With the idea, born no doubt of repeated
failure 10 obtain relief. that dyspepsia is in
durable. ara not to be found among those who
have tried the sure specific, Hostetter's Stou
ach Bitsers, one of the finest correctives o.
acidity of the stomach, fItulence constipa
ton, and the various symptoms Of chronic
indigestion, obtsinsble in any land. Simple
persistence in the use of this msdicine is the
sole condition of Ultimate recovery in the
most obstinate cases. When we recall the
harrassing symptoms produced by a fit Of il.
digestion, we can form soma idea of the pro,
tracted misery endured by confirmed dys-
peptic, whose tcrLures have been aggravated
and prolonged by unWise treatment, and we
can also understand the thsnkfuluess which
| relief msy inspire. Such relief is within the
power Of all so troubled to obtain, and ths
earlier it is sought the better. The Bitters
is also remedy and preventive of fever and
agus, liver complaint and other ailments.
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