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PRFIaHF FROM TER EAST.

Passed Ogden on July 9TH for Sacramento J. G.
Davis, box furniture, boxes chairs; A. Coolot,
cases blank books, boxes tobacco A. A. Van
VOORHEES, & Co, bundles and roll leather, cases
saddleIy G. B. Corwin, case cigars; C. Il. Krebs
& Co., barrels paint, 2 boxes signs; W. D. Com.
stock, 10 boxes chairs, boxes cots W. A. & c. s.
Houghton, l paper; J. r. Watson, kegs
bolts Huntington, Hopkins & Co., l box hard
ware, cars plate iron, l box hardware. l box ak
iron pipe; Capital Furniture Company box mir
rors; w. J. 0'Brien, cases shoes; S. Roth, l case
whips; B. Ehlert, l barrel whisky; ]. Knauth,
barrels whisky; L. X. Hammer, l piano
Gus Lavenson, box shoes; Billingsley & Co, l02
bundles broom handles: L. Lyons & Co., case
corsets; Hall, Luhrs L Co., l car load hams and
short ribs G. X. Van Heusen s. Co., II boxes
chairs; Abrahamson, Bacon & Il, barrels
glucose; J. T. Harris, box carriage lamps, box
enameled duck, crate wagon spokes c. II. Gil
man, case shoes Baker Hamilton, 2 car loads
l box boots and shoes, box hosiery; Whit Ter,
Fuller & Co., boxes holdings LindleY & Co,
box castings, pair iron topgs, 10 tierces hams
Mebus g. Co, Il barrels hams.
For MarysviIle-P. J. Fannery, 3,cases boots and
shoes D. @. Il Co. )" u bars iron /; G. 3. Hunt
bu, dies carriage wheels James Magee (Yuba City,
barrels whisky; Frank Terstege, boxes shoes.
For Benicia--Baker & Hamilton, car bar iron {;
Agricultural Works box pillow points, IS boxes
carriage bolts.
For Woodland-W Saunders, l box STEREOTYPE
plates P Krelenberg, boxes chairs.
For Chico-P Peters & B50., cases shoes.
For oroville-Perkins & Co., boxes bacon, 10
boxes hams.
For Vallejo" Mrs A NJ MI barrel whisky
T. B. Settle, l barrel whisky.
For Single Springs" j. J. c., barrel whisky.
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AWARD OF PRIZES,


The fantasies net last evening at the
Courthouse and delivered ths prizes to the
persons to whom they were awarded.
Best group of zen and over. Turner Gym
nsstic second best group Of ten and over
was awarded to the Fireman.
Best group Of five to nine, character
" Knight" SIS.
Best group Of two to four, Girl Dades, So
Sim Brown and Joe Odermatt second best
group Of two to four, Boy Dudes, Sl2 80.
Best lCcal character, " Orange VendeT, ;"
So, Robert Kent.
Best sustained character, ''kate Casleton, y
So Frank Gesneli +; second best sustained
character. s., Catch On" James Doherty.
The g Drum Msjor who rode the bull
was given $40, Edward Phelps.
Best local character, &" Poll-Tax Collector, -
$40, Zoiler snd karcheT.
a prizs Of 50 was given to tie one who
took eff the opium smoking" Where is my
wandering girl tonight ?"-William Roth.
Best representative Of a public man, an
ax-Superior Judge, SO, Captain Gait; third
best teprese 3tatiye OF public mar, James
&. Blaine, s., Abs Wilson.
First coupon pIizs WOE by ticket 81, held
by J. E. Od6eld, So 80; second coupon
p,ize ticket, SO, held by H. G. PockmaD.
a prize Of s. was awarded 20 the boy who
represented George Washington.
A. j. Senate offered . champagne and oys.
| ter supper to the best group Of four. and it
was given to the President of the Day, Ora
tor, Poet and Geueralissimo, who we're W. 3.
Hamilton, President W. a. Gett, Orator !;
Ed. Hopper, Poet, aud B. G. Brisr.
a vote OF thanks WIGS rendered TO Ms
Leitch for extra horses furnished also to A.
H. Powers for barrels TO carry water, and A
J. Senate for supper.
The committee allowed the i" Fret ArtiI-
lsry Band" the sum Of S25
The whole amount OF money collected By
the Finance Committee of the Fantasies was
5000 so; amounted expended, S56l; balance
on hand, S41 CO.
a resolution 10 organize the Mardi Gras
Association wss laid on the table, to be taken
up at the next mesting, to be held some time
this week.
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sonrLL AND PERSONAL.
W. S. Mesick has returned to Sacramento.

W. 5. Mesiek has returned to Sacramento.
I Judge benson returned from Fresno yesterday.
Mrs. E. Hummell and son will leave this morning
for Sonora.
James McClatchy and Miss Emma McClatchy are
at the lakes
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will lecture in Califor.
MIA this summer.
Miss Winnie Greenwood, of oa l nd, is visiting
friends in MarysYille.
Colonel E. A. Belcher and bride have returned
from Monterey TO Marysyile.
A. Abbott has gone to San Francisco, to b alb
sent the remainder OF this week.
Judge Crane and DR. Powell, OF Marysville, hsy
returned from their visit to Nevada.
Mrs j. A. De Greayer, of San Francisco, is visit
ing Mrs. E. Me,rifield in Nevada City.
Miss Allie Crawford, of Nevada City, is visiting
her cousin, Miss Annie Leayitt, in Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander, of San Francisco, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Roney, of Santa Rosa.
Mrs Roberts, who had been visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. j. Cumberson, in Marysvile, returned to
San Francisco.
NJ NJ Allen, prominent horseman Of Salt Lake,
is registered at the Golden Eagle he is accompa-
MED by his wife.
Miss Jennie wel!et, of colonaa, who has been the
guest Of Miss Sadie Payne for some time, left for
Oakland yesterday.
Mrs. John Steward and children, the Misses
vile, are visiting Santa Cruz.
J. T. Whitney and wife, nee Smith. have returned
from their wedding tour and taken up their resi-
dence on the ranch, near Rocklin.
Mr.. and Mrs F. n. Mott and Mr.. and Mrs Luther
left yesterday by private conveyance for a two
weeks trip to Yosemite and Big Trees.
Miss Hattie Overflow of Marysville, is at Glen FL.
len, S0noma county, where she VIII remain until
her sister, Mrs. Warfed, makes trip to New York.
Charles Porter. who has been night chief at the
Western onion Telegraph office, in this city, for
year past, has resigned and gone to Gaesburg, ILL.,,
to visit his relatives.
John r. Jones, one of San Diegos rising young
attorneys arrived Sunday night from the East. He
is en- route home, after two months visit to his
old home at Pulaski, Tennessee.
Elk State Senator A. B. Carlock, Of Fort Jones,
Siskyou county, accompanied by his fam ily arrived
yesterday from Oakland. They will remain in the
city q day or two, and then proceed hOmewsrd
W. J. Madden and family, OF Smartsville, have
left for Los Angeles Mr. Madden, who was late
Superintendent Of the Golden Gate Mine at Smarts-
vile, is goi0g into mercantile business in Los Ange-
les.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lafferty, F. B. Houston Hat.
tie II. Houston, Mrs. ]. w. Houston, Henry A. He'll.
brOn, Miss Minnie Perry, Mrs William Wise and
Miss Jennie L. Wise viii leave this morning in
private conveyance for a trip to Lake Tahoe.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: j. P. Ames.
San Quentin Henry f. Adams Miss Sadie Adams,
Stockton NJ. Mallard and wife, salt Lake; James
D. Hagin, New York A Z. Leasher, Napa; W. H.
Cone, Sacramento; L. Euphiat, Len Jacobs, w. B.
Shearer, j. Tracy, P. I. Barclay, San Francisco
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FISH COMMISSIONERS. y esterday morn
ing the Board OF Fish Commissioners held E
regular meeting at The Union Hotel. Com.
missioner Dibble was absent. No business
was doue excepting TO receive and consider a
number Of communications in regard to the
violation Of fish laws. Robert Radcliffe,
Deputy United States Fish Commissioner,
states that Chinese along the Sacramento aye
DESTROYING larA quantities Of fish by the use
OF giant powder. From Sequel reliable iG-
formstiOn was received concerning the pulp
from the paper mil fouling the wster to the
injury OF fish. From complaints it was
learned that Chinamen spread nets al the
way from Pinole Point TO San Qaentiu.
catching al kinds Of ish. Numerous con-
plants were received stating that nets with
meshes less than seven and half inencs in
size are being used in the Sacramento sh tue
way down TO Pinole Point. Thase violations
Of the lsTs viii be looked aftsr by the Board
SIS coon az possible. A special meeting will
be held in about two weeks.
2AoEs.-Robart Allev, Of Agricultural
Park, announces four days races, to COM
mence Wednesday,, August 1st. Purses
amount to 81. 500. First day, running, half
nils dash fqr 81, 600. Second day, trottiug,
2:40 class parse, 81. 000. Third day, pacing,
2:27 class : prrss, $500 Fo1rsb day, tTot.
ting, $50 class; purse, 8, COO Entries to
close July 18th with proprietor Of Park.
Entrance 10 per cent. Seven entries re.
quired 20 fill. National rules TO govern trot-
ting aud pacing. Old weights. B. II. A.
rules govern the running. In each purse the
money to be divided first horse, 80 per cent;
second horse, % per cent; third horse, 10
per cent; fourth horse, 10 per cent.
CITY TRUSTEES. Tire Board of City
Trustees meeting yesterday wss very dull
one. The ;ine for receiving proposals Tor
grading Fourth street between NJ end P was
extended ore week. All bids for ths con-
strucsi9n ct sewer from o 70 P streets. near
Twentieth, were reisated. A numbar of bills
were audited, sitter which tbs Roa9d sd
5uEned.
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SOME SLIGHT coRREcrroNs.

Yesterday morning the RECORD UNION
gave, in about two dozsn lines, a report Of
the FIRE the evening before in Mr.. Megerle's
store, on Fourth street, between and K.
Now, twenty.four hours later, nothing could
be added to or taken from the report to make
it more complets. The excuse for this item
is that justice to the fire department, which
lsbored faithfully at the fire, and justice to
the public. demands that some erroneous
statements that got into print last evening
should be corrected. How 1t would be posi-
bic to impose upon reporter sufficiently to
have him write the following, is hard to tell ::
young man named jeffrey, who lives at
Front and n streets, dashed into the flames
and rescued two children, bringing one out
under each arm. As he came out he
was twice knocked down by G stream of
water from the hose, but gained his
feet again and brought ont his charges. y
The worst Of it Is that the young man jeffrey
bad spanking new suit of clothes ruined by
the FIRE AID water. The facts of the case are
that the two children said to have been res.
cued were at that time with their mother az
the residence of Mrs. Tiger, on Fourteenth
street, between G and II, and knew nothing
OF the tire Tor more than an hour after il Wss
completely extinguiahed; and, further, that
there was not soul ia the room when the
frs broke out.
The report referred to further ssys: while
the fire WIGS in progress some das5ard went
into the clearinghouse above and turned eff
all the gas, doubtless in order that the rooms
might be burgiarizsd, but did not succeed. :"
In what?l The gentleman referred to as
having turned eff the gas lit was coal oil
lampsl was Charles A. Gillespie, of the hook
and ladder truck. TIE reason for putting out
the lights was, that when the department
arrived the smoke from the fire below had
completely filed the rooms above, and was
Issuing from the windows. This smoke, TO-
gether with the light in the rooms, led the
Chief to suppose that the fire had reached
the second story, and he ordered line Of
bose run in 2 window of the second story.
The ladder was put up on the side of the
building, and while the hose was being
brought in MIR. Gillespie climbed to the win
dow, and seeing there vas no fire put out the
ligAts, so that the men below could see that
there wss no use for water, snd also to PEE
vent in the excitement the lamps be over
turned and starting another fire. There are
several other misstatements, such Es that the
flames were discovered bursting from the
front doors, when they did not reach the cut.
side of the building until the doors were
forced in, but it is not necessary to correct
them.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
prrARTxEyr oyE-Anggrnose. Jndre.

DEPARTMENT oSE-ARNsTRoSG, Judge.
MONDAY, July 9, 1888.
Estate of Harriet Colebaker, Continued
one week.
Helen Wagner vs.. Michael Wagner-Same order.
Estate OF christensen Bunderson-Same order
Estate OF George SoheiSel, dseeased-Phiiip Scheld
appointed administrator.
Estate Of Richard Astill, deceased Continued one
week.
Estate of A. II. Willard, deceased On hearing.
Estate Of Mary b. and Lizzie Wilson, minors-F.
Il. Baker appointed attorney in place Of c. H. Gar.
quite; hearing of guardians account continued
Z Hoga5oom vs.. K. Christensen Continued one
week.
Estate Of a. Nordyke, deceased Same order
People vs. John Il. Coffey-C Continued one week.
Estate Of Richard y. Wilcox, deeeased-Final &C
count taken under Amusement.
Estate Of John Price, Observation-Disclosures
ordered to give s., 600 additional bond.
DEPARTMENT Two-McFARLASD, Judge.
P. A. Miller VS.. P. J. Van Observation-Disclosures
for plaintiff.
Mrs. J. L. Corners vs. Lee Stanley-PIaintiR al.
lowed ten days from July 9th TO amend complaint
B. Cohen vs.. B. +. Terry ct Al.-Motion 70 divide
attachment continued two days.
E. Verify VS. William Yerity-Defendant allowed
ten days additional time TO file answer.
II. r, Tryon vs.. L. n. Riliings-DemurTer 10 com.
plaint continued
Clark vs. Billings-Case continued.
John Whitcomb vs.. Frank NcCiintoek-Motion
for new trial overruled.
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Harvesting,
Farm and
Camping Hats.
All sizes iae MEMS WHITE TESTS, at 20
cents. CLOTHING DEPA E2TlLENT.
Motion Sundries +!

Motion SundFieS
Backing brushes and BJ0c]ci2ag, in neat
acOode71 cases, 80 to So cents.
G2'07aana's Sharing Soap, de round cakes,
5 cents.
NesU stock of Whips (0JJ k5asds), from 20
cents to So 40.
Cold Pens. from 80 cents ata'ac0Tds.
Carpenters Spirit LeUeEs, Enclosed en- brass
cases, 70 cents.
Gold, ,SjIUer. Rubber and Steel Frame Spec
t0cles and Eye glasses, at IOacest prices.
Pocket I,sk Wells, 10 and 25 cents.
Apple PAIRING and Corning Machines. IS
CENTS
Nos. 400, 4Oe, 4o4, 400, 40s K STREET,
Sacramento, Cal.
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a-5-Il5s9 atlY5t li5llll4ulS
a Heilbren & Brother Wholesale and retail
butchers.
ChlTles Csmpbell-LoGrges, etc, made over.
r. Noble ( Ce.-Or0cers.
J. e. Parmeter- Carriage painter.
Edgcrton & Post-Attoneys-at-la
C. a. Sawtelle -Basebals and bats
Red H9use-Spetial sale 90 morrow.
Mechanics Store General items
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"DB. BENsoNs Ceiery and Chamomile
Pills for the cure Of neuralgia are success. :"
Dr.. G.. P. Holman, Christiansburg, Va. 90
cents, az druggists.
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SGRE.

Sacramento July 6-Wife of B. Dennery, son.
Sacramento, June 24-Wife of ]. V. Pettit,a daugh-
ter.
San Francisco, July 5-wife of D. s. Watkins, a
daughter.
willows, July 2-Wite of E Mead, son.
GIroy, July 5-wife of 5. A. Salisbury formerly o:
Pleasant Grove) daughter.
Red Bluff, July Wife of Adolph Hauser, a
susan7ilie, July wife Of W. S. Brashear, a
daughter.
susanyille July Wife CT a. MeCrimmon, a
daughter.
Chico, July 3-wife of Donald Teainer, son.
Yreka, July 5-Wife Of Sam Musgrave, a son.
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DEE.

DIED.
Sacramento July 9-Eyeline May, youngest daugh.
ter of John g. and Alice a. Goodwin, native
Of Sacramento, year, months and % days.
Friends and aoquainEances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of parents, Thirty.frst street, be.
tween ana L, this afternoon at o'clock.l
Redding,l July Infant sor of J. NJ. Gleaves.
Narysyille, July -Calista johnson, Y years.
Yreke, Julyi AIRS. S. A. Burrows, 70 years. Z
months and II days.
Yreka, July Mrs Barbara Grutze, so years.
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SMALL. FARMS
FOR SALE
sWEETsER & ALsxP,

SWEETSER & AT.SxP,
I'd AL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS
HAJ No. 10l5 Fourth street, between j and K,
Sacramento:
we have subdiyide.f a tract of land, three
miles southeast OF the city, into tracts OF 20 acres
and more, and cffeT it from $50 to $50 per acre.
Part Of this is planted to Grapeyines and Fruit
Trees the land Is of superior quality Of a red
land, being from four to six feet deep. Terms Of
payment One-third cash; deferred payments
made satisfactory.
FARMS III BUTTE COUNTY.
200 Acres Of Flne 'sotiOm lard. with Coed
Dwelling and Barn; renting on Lease for So
cash rent per acre Price, $50 per acre.
-Aso--
3a3 Acres Near OrcyIlIe. With Onc-quarter
of crop OF Wheat aud Barley, that will yield IS
bushels to acre. Price, $4,000.
Also
654 Acres; Fine DweIiiRa. Large Barn.
Out buildings, etc. fenced in several fields; all
yely fine lane produce from 40 to so Bushels OF
Grain 200 aces ia Alfalfa Price, $50 per acre !;
three miles from Biggs' Station.
Also.
Yer Sc, 600 s59 Acres tn Capay Valley,
Yol0 county. Good Grain Laud or Fruit Land !;
Cache Creek running through it,
Also
For Si3. oG0-h,434 Acres : Grain, Grazing
and Timber Land; partly fenced some fine bot
tom land on Sacramento river, u miles from Red
ding, Shasta county.
$50 acres, with Dwelling and Barn Fine
Grain Land nine miles from Sacramento. Price,
5000 Also
For Sa,oa0-s0 Acres, with Title; ice
Acres, Possessory Title; nine miles from Auburn,
in Fl Dorado county. Good Dwelling and Barn,
Fruit Trees, Grapeyines, Berries, etc. We'll tim
bered and watered.
For Si,559-S9 Acres, with New Dwelling.
and Barn; 5000 Grapevines, 1000 Fruit Tree;
-Four Acres in Alfalfa Horse, Cow Hogs, Wsgon,
and all Farming Tools /; three miles from Penryn,
Placer county.
20 Acres-DweliiHg and Barn 500 Fruit
Trees, 1,5G0 Blackberry, 1000 Raspberry and 600
Grapevines. Price, s., 500.
AMADOR COUNTY.
100 Ecres-0ne mile from Plymouth
good Building; 80 acres in Glover, can be ia
creased to 50 10 head OF Cows and Heifers 9
Horses, 9 Wagons lot Of Hogs all Farming Tools,
With 5. paying Milk Route in town OF Plymouth.
Price, $4,000.
900 Aeres-s,Re mile from E6taabe; all
fenced Price, $40 per acre
sgTEETSE2 & ALsSP, sacramento.
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"DB. R1CHMoNDs Samaritan Ne,.riae per-
msnently cured me of epileptic fits" J. S.
Sale, Madison. Fla. Get at your druggists.
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Sacramento, July by Rev. H. s. snodgrass,
Harry H. Bowa an, Of Sacramento, to Alice H.
Sherwood, of Sacramento, recently of Truckee.
Woodland July Robert L. Ogden to Laura E.
Murray.
Mariposa, July 4-oliver F. Short to Lydia E. Ok
endine
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MARRIED.

For Picnic PARTIEs.-Chesley's unrivaed ClU5-
House Punch. For sale by the bottle case. G.
W. Chesley, 81 Front street, sole agent.
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REDD1NG's Russia Salve has genuine nerit7
az al who use it viii testify. Price. Is cents.
Tru e.
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aOTEREIsEE.sNF NKETToH

Races-Agricutursl Park
Wanted Young man.
For Sala-Land.
For Sgie-Patent rights.
Wanted-UnfurHished rooms.
Meetiuga- Sacramento Chapter, r i. M; Con-
corl No. III, r. and A II; Union Degree No g.
I. o. o. F.
Notice-PeOple'5 Savings Bank
HOtice-Saorsmelto Bank.
Notice-Reward
Wanted-Two young men.
Notics-Dr. 10y Fond Won.
Opcning-Gem Concert Saloon.
metropolitan Theater-Biack Flag.
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By Coney Islands ses-girt roas
a drowning msn was cast ashore.
Each stiffsaed lilab
Locked stark snd grim.
st. Jacobs OIL gave life once more,
Ill health generally comes from lack OF the
proper life forces IN the blood. To restore
the blood SC 5 healthy s.ase Use Browns Iron
Bittsrs.
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LADIES' WHITE Ia WN SACOUES,
scitb lace, 81 25 and 81 so; soith en-
broidery. So to So so.
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPAR 'T.
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SIiVerW are !!

I3acJaGdi2ag Casters, Butter Dishes, C0jce
Baskets, Pickle Dishes, N0ol669e Rings,
KmiUes, Forks and Spoons &2o u multi
pJjc5ty OF designs. Excellent quality
plate and IOeU prices.
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900 Aeres-eRe mile from Lsiaobe; all
fenced Price, $40 per acre.
SWEEPER e ALssF. sacramento.
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hNCLIUl 10 uaIl
Furniture Bell & Co.
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For Si,5s9-S9 Acres, with New Dwelling.
and Barn; 5000 Grapevines 1000 Fruit Tree
-Four Acres in Alfalfa; Horse, Cow, Hogs, Wsgon,
and all Farming Tools three miles from Penryn,
Placer county.
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Maximum temperature, SIG; minimLun, $50.
River above lo~-water marx, at II A. NJ, 6. 10 feet
q fan Of ! inchiin the past p hours.
JAMES q. BARWICK,
Sergeant Signal Corps, c. S. a
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AMADoR COUNTY.

20 Acres-pweIiiHg and Barn 500 Fruit
Trees 1,5G0 Blackberry, 1000 Raspberry and 900
prina Sa0
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good Building; 40 acres in Glover, can be ia
creased to 50 10 head Of Cows and Hefers Q
Horses, Wagons, lot Of Hogs, al Farming Tools,
Price, $4,000.
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Weather Probabilities.
WAsHWGroS, July 3,h.-Indications for Pacific
Coast Fair weather.
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sAELK WEATHER REPORT.

UNITED STATES SIGNAL OFFICE, !
SACRAMENTO, July 9, 1888. {
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Grain Land nine miles from SACRAMENTO. Frlce,
5000 Also
For S2,0a0-s0 Acres, with Title; ice
Acres, Possessory Title; nine miles from Auburn,
in Fl Dorado county. Good Dwelling and Barn,
Fruit Trees, Grapeyines, Berries, etc. Well tim
bered and watered.
National Republican., 1883-09-29
WOnlnn,a Friend.

Having been troubled for many years with
kidney disease, with severe pains in my back
and limbs-my ankles were at times very
badly swollen-I was advised to go to the
hospital for treatment, which l did on the
advice of a friend, but foLnd no relief at
least only of n temporary nature, and l had
given up all hope of a cure until my husband
was advised to use Hunts Remedy by a
friend that had used it and been cured of n
severe case of dropsy and kidney trouble l
procured a bottle, and had not used one-half
of the bottle before began to be better, no pain
in the back, and tho swelling of my limbs
commenced to go down, and my appetite was
much better for | had become so bad that all
/ ate distressed me very much. 1t was
really dyspepsia, combined with the other
troubles, and have used four bottles and
am able to do my work and attend to house
hold duties which before had been n burden
to me, and | can only thank Hunts Remedy
for the health and happiness which l now
enjoy, and esteem it great privilege and
duty to give you this letter in behalf of my
many suffering lady friends in Boston and
the country, and can only say in conclusion
that If you once try it you will be convinced
as / was, even against my own will, that
Hunts Remedy is indeed woman's friend
/ You are at liberty to use this for their bene-
fit if you so choose.
Respectfully yours, MRS. WIN. GRAY,
| Hotel Goldsmith, 14l6 fremont st. Boston.
| APRIL %, 1853.