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political Lille he mas ''" since l9'o'
when Hayes the h'ri} merit ""eNr!''
tr'ck"d him "uI Of term which was
his by all the rules of far count ME-
Iiiden'' life il glorlllcd by one bril-
lant action. II is true that 1t WAS
local but th" scale oI the raseaIlly
which be mounted aud crushed made
it national at least in th- interest hl-
noble struggle excited. Added to this
Mr., Tildrn'- life has been lolernb'y
consistent, and with tine single 'Arrp-
ton of his well known high tarili
views Ills democracy mas been of that
clean order which is sn necessary
now, when the party is just ou the
eve OF beng called to assume tie care
of the government again. We like tn
do Justice, and we say all this now
when We, in common with the entire
democracy of the west and the south,
mean 10 fight his pretcntiun, Ia the
democratic nomination to the bitter
end.
Ihere is more IN TINS ''usle primer
pie OF irce'trane ~ opposed to pro-
teclloh' thah mere Is III all the per
sohaIlty OF the party We would he
g'ad to see hohoF done to MT I"deh'
but not at the expense oi the great
mass OF inc people an" the luhda'
mental principles oil Inc party As
"ou'" NC '"e cast were we 10 '"r2"
or ABANDON 'he princ'P'e oil Tree 'raae
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Notice 10 Attorneys and Land
DenIrr..

Applicants for abstract exhibits to
titles to land presenting Themselves at
this office, will take notice, that after
the 3lst day Of October 1883, the fee
Tor exhibits will bc 81 for the first sheet
or fraction OF sheet, and $3.50 for
each additional or fractional sheet.
No application viii Ice considered
without the fee accompanies the same,
ALBERT Chalmers,
Compiler McLeunan County Abstract.
Waco, Tex, Oct. %, 1883,
l623.lm
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That brilliantly guz1lcd old para
graphcr, thccditor Of the san Auto
MO Times, is running race with the
ghost of the Greeley style, in his own
peculiar line Of literary work. Amer
lea, thu, lar, has produced but two
real parngropmsts,nnd we have named
them above.
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that very easy explanation. The
country is tired, tired 'o gcuh o..
republican rule. Il is tired OF the
shamming virtues OF
the God and morality patriots. The
.iualc virtue OF having crushed -lav-
cty is ll they have to go before the
people with. That, like other gar
ineul- OF the selrrightcou- in politics,
/. liable to wear has. ia feet. worn
to a Trailing There Is nothing Of h.,
aud IS e sci on, we have Il long 'oug
list OF the blacklist crimes ia the rAI-
cndar charged up agaus. the rrrub-
ir4u party. The people are calling
for settlement, and failing that, they
mc determined that that aggregation
OF filthy corruption must pas
away to the rear and upon short no
ticc. The experiences Of last fall were
but tine prcmouitory symptom Of the
blight which il coming for them.
When Colorado, with % clean cut re-
.,.,,I.Ii..s,. ,,.iuri,y at olI Times of five
lhou-gnd, aud an alwny- possible one
of ripb,y.fye hundred. came to the
,r,pt with , democratic governor by
rycntv.Gyo hundred majority and
1.,i. oovcruor an Alabama cE-confcd-
o,,,c , hated cIa.s. and pcculiarlv 30
IL. ,t,,, s,,,,.-.it means .ntuctLiug. II
uc,ua that the prrat mas. of the pco-
,.r.,rc honest. and nt bottom love
,.o.mliuc.s rather than filth, love pu-
,itv Lottrr thsu cofruriiou. and thcy
l,yc clean democracy. even with a
.r,tof, t,,g,.init hotter than they
Io tbct,o -t loyal rcpubIitanism which
:. c,yared nyrr and soaked fun OF rot.
,,.,nr.. and all manner of unclcanncs-.
ril.ia,yb,t fine upheayaI ucaus. II
moan. ,l,t ia. mamie ore poing 10
chance fine polfcy OF their government
oro mimi, ia chance the leadership,
and n-y if il is possiblc TO
.lrau nm maticra a little.
Tbcy ara hind indeed. who cannot
.ee This very evident purpose looming
u,, tl,rouyh tho uoliticnl events of the
last Two wears. Republican rule il
aver If Inns already become thing
nj the mast The bnlrful light Of the
Ia.t nunrtcr of a ccutnry's experience
wuI scrve os "A warning signal 10 the
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Mr.. W. ID. Jackson If doing some of
the finest work IN photography ever
done N this state. Pictures are taken
almost in,tantaueou-ly and with absolute
perfection by the dry plate process, and
every one l. charmed with the new work
being turned out, 4 magnificent and
costly new instrument gives uucquNlrd
facilities Tor lnrge-silod work and group
ings II you want n beautiful picture call
at y! or 81! Austin street ami you viii
get No.. Sl2.
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The extraordinary result of the last
falls elections in all the western
states is yet a subject for the nine
days wonder Of the people. a null
tiplicity Of causes have been assigned
for this most remarkable uprising Of
the people, multitudes yet remain
to be stated, aud no two of them do
or will correspond in all particulars,
and yet, to our mind, the pheuom-
enon is susceptible OF but one, aud
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panslgcrs Vegetable Fever and Aguc
Powders are sure and safe cure tor all
malarial fever, dyspepsia and bilious com.
plants. These powder, have been
thoroughly tested, having been selling on
their merits Tor the past thirty years pr.n-
cipally in the eastern states and in the
West Indies. See testimonials. which can
be- had on application. Price ~ per box.
Can he sent by mail, For sale by Castles.
Morrison y Co, Waco, agents, Tor cen.
tral IeNas.-0lOidly.
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To tie Ladies

beg to inform my friends aud pa.
trous that am prepared to make
dresses and wraps in the latest STYLES.
Receive permanently the latest fashion
journals from Berlin and Paris Patron.
age solicited and satisfaction guar
nutced. Yours Respectfully,
HELEN kEEKuv,
--lO.9r9w. South Fifth street
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II doesn't matter much what be
comes offlippcr. Flippcr WAS caught
stealing, and that is conduct unDccon-
ing an officer aud gentleman, and
he goclh under, If all the FIippers
were "mdor" the recruiting officers
siuccurc would expire at once.
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SALE.

By virtue OF the authority conferred
upon me by a certain tlust deed dated
August II. lss2, which is duly recorded in
the crnttlc mortgages OF Mcl.cnnan
county, IuXns, on page 2lN, OF book VI,
which said mortgage WIS made, executed
and Il, liyercd by Field ~ company To VI.
H. McLucn to secure =. i. Wight in the
pay mcnt Of a note tor $40 made by saii
Field ~ Co.. payable to the order OF sad
Wright on the ION dLy OF June, lSS3, and
Whereas. The logal holder OF said note
having notified me that default has been
made in the payment thereof, aad IN
.tructcd me to proceed to execute the
must conferred upon me by said trust
deed /. VI. f.. McLarcu. trustee, will on
Wclur.d day, the lth day OF December,
lSS3, within legal hours OF sale proceed to
sell to the highest bidder at public auc-
ton Ior cash scvcnty-right as head Of
ewes and six rams. Al, pure tnOl ough-
bred mclnos. Sale will br made nt the
court house door in Waco, Texas, and
said sheep may be Inspected On the rancho
ui Field ~ company, about II miles east
OF Waco, will make such title 10 the
purchaser or purchasers as ! am au-
thorllcd to make by the terms OF said
trust deed. Further particulars may be-
obtnjuei hy addr s,ing The undersigned
at Waco, Texas.
Sheep purchased at this sale will be lie
liyorcn 10 the purchaser at the lanche OF
tirli ~ company. NJ. Il. MCLAEtN,
II 3-2lt, Trustee.
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Tom Ochiltroe hasn't been at home
long, but Just long enough to inllict
an irrctricvablc injury on the state.
When Irving hears Of Toms criti-
cism he will give Texas wide, wide
berth, aud so we may meyer see the
grcnl Engi.hmnm.
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The EXAMINER will warmly well
come the talented mvoritc daughter
OF Waco, Miss Florence Gerald, Fri.
day night. The Opera House will
never hold half Of the people. II
would be wise to secure seats in adj.
vance of her arrival.
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The communication FROM "a
Drummer" will DE read with interest
this morning. our readers are re-
fcrrcd 60 DC, and "a careful con-idera-
tium nlmm-mlrl
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Five thousand dollars OF Waco Bnild.
ding Association Stock will he sold by
order OF the directory, Apply to
JAMES /. MooRE,
lO-l+-tf, Secretary
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The contrast between Culberson's
blunt fraukues- aud Wcuboru's slip
perry adroituess is very marked, and
IL an goes in favor Of bold Dave,
although in supporting Randall he
tlie- in the face OF the entire Democra-
cy OF the west aud south, particularly
of Texas, and very especially OF hi,
own district. That's what DAVID
does but DAVID il frank about it
and DIN is not, 1t will be bitterly
humiliatiug, or it ought to be, for him
TO vote against Randall now aud have
that action clearly traced, as it will
be, to the drubbiug he has received at
the hands OF his indignant constitu-
ents aud the press of the State.
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No cure, no pay. Prepared and for
sale hv CARTER ~ WILLIAMSON
U7Isl-tt 81 Austin Avenue.
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Fresh aud nice, pure and excellent
claret Just received, will sell ut 81 a gal-
lon. Don't be too late.
--O629tc |. A. GOLDsTEIS.
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Opera glasses for sale or rent, at
LKvISshI ~ ALBEA's.
-lO.5 tc
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DRESS MAKING.
NOTICE.

nRES~ MAKING And hair dressing, by
- Mrs @. II. Moore Columbus, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets
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pmcE-50 cents per Bottle.
THOMPSON & 0HMSTEDE.
Sole PrOprietorS.
ll-l-ic-.lS Wood
Recent COLUMN.

Advertisements VIII he lnsertcd II TINS col.
umn at thu following
RATES.
P0ulr lucs ur less, one time ............. 20
FuuriIucs ir less, out week ........... ~ W
Four Lines OF lt-s, one month ...... .--... 800
fot Zach additional line, Five cents for hr-t
insertion, and half price for each subsequent
iutrrtInn
Term. cash. cyccut 90 regular adoertl7ors,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

W. II. Parks of slarysville, is in the city.
J. F. Lotzen, OF San Francisco, is in the city.
c. E. Merrill, OF Placerville, came to the city yes
terday.
a. A Love, Of San Francisco, is stopping at the
STATE House.
Mrs H. J. MARBLE and daughter, Of this city, have
gone to Monterey.
The Bric.a-Brac Club will hold reception at their
rooms this evening.
c. H. Emmons went East last evening, and will
not return for several months.
G. W. Wood, A. X Hart, j. Q. Smith and Ell
wood Murphy, Of San Jose, are in the city.
W. r. Andrus, ex-MaYor Of Oakland, and Secre
tary OF the Railroad Commission, was in the city
yesterday.
James 4. johnson, Registrar of Voters OF Sar
Francisco, was spectator yesterday at the prison
investigation, and returned TO the Bay in the after
noon.
Mrs. D ]. Simmons and daughter, Miss Clara
have returned from the Bay. They will remain here
until after the 4th of July, and then spend the sum
mer at Alameda.
In town yesterday W. A. Murphy and wife, Cos
umnes David Farrell and wife and Charles Curran
Michigan Bar; a. Saunders, Clarksyie; H c
HerTill, Elk Grove Charles Long, Costumes; Con
rad Burkheyer Live Oak.
Grand Commandery, Knights Templar, Of Iowa
arrived in the city yesterday from Sonoma in pri
vate conveyance. He is accompanied by his wife
Mr. and Mrs Abramsky, and Mrs. Williams, o
Santa Rosa. They are bound for the Yosemite, but
will stop while in Placerville, as the guests o
Postmaster Lowery, Mr.. Forgrave's brotherin-law
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel E. ]. Smith
New York A. o. Bement and wife, Lansing, Mich.
". II. Lyons, Stockton; F. Freienstein, Leips!c P
]. Strohach and wife, Alabama Spencer NJ. ApoIl-
ohio, Boston; J. W. Gaskiu, Philadelphia; Benz
Marschan, Miss Dora Harscham, c. w. KirchiYer
j. Bannck, Edwin r. Hooker, B. B. futile, II. s
Reinstein, Mrs. Hart and tive children, San Fran
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-29
yRE1eHr PROM TIE EAST.


Passed Ogden on the 2eth for Sacramento G. c.
Synod, boxes household goods; Mebius & Co., 10
tierces hams J. J. Brown, box personal effects
G. W. Buell., lathe; Kirk, Geary & Co., cases dye
stuff Asher i Longshore, box tin plates; Hunt
ingtou, Hopkins & Co., 2 boxes saws. 6 boxes car
riage bolts L. W. Potter & Co, crate erockery
Warehouse Il Lester, cases carriage hubs, 81
sets carrl9ge wheels W. D. Comstock boxes
chairs; Felter Il Co. 10 barrels whisky II. Fisher
4 cases candy; Mrs. f. II Wledmann, 4 cases candy
Capital Furniture Company, boxes chairs Bill.
Kingsley Il Co, bundles broom corn, 20 bundles
broom handles a A. Van VOORHEES, & Co, 2 cases
saddlery, 2 cases hardware; Booth Il Co.. 100 cases
canned milk ; $. Lipman s. Co, case underwear
Baker Hamilton, crates show cards Lindley &
Co, 20 butts tobacco.
For Woodland STANCE Il Binck, l case dry goods.
For Shingle Springs. a. outcoll, boxes
household goods.
For Gibsonville-"D. c." barrel whisky
For OrOville-R. o. Grace, organ
Passed Deming, n. NJ, or the 18th for Ssera-
mento- Warehouse & Lester, l car spokes, fellies
and single trees: Hale Bros. & Co., , cases boots
and shoes, l box; Huntington, Hopkins & Co. /
case wire CLOTH case oilers, case eopperas, 1910
pounds assorted hardware; Booth Il Co. l case
mats, cask pickles; Billingsley & Co, 20 bundles
wrapping paper, "a boxes cocoanuts, bundle paper
bags, bale twine Hail. Luhrs s. Co, 10 boxes to-
bacco case cigars; Baker & Hamilton, IS coils
rope W \. & c. S. HoughtoD ! case books
For Napa City-Water Works, 8 cars pipe.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-29
BRIeP NOTES.

Somebody says that Occident is a thorough.
bred. Perhaps it is so.
H. L. Weber has fled trademark
for fine tess-the State Capitol.
The old story of Judge Blanchard, of Ell
Dorado, and the ursworn witness is goiug the
rounds again.
The latest reports from Walnut Grove Is
that Hebb, who was shot by his wife, Is
going to die.
Two more cars of fruit, consigned to Pea.
bo5Y & Co., Chicago, left this city las. even
ing On the overland express.
Two of the supports of the dome Of the
new Pavilion building were placed 10 posi-
ton yesterday. They weigh seven tons each.
The funeral Of j. H. AicNasser yesterday
afternoon was largely attended. The exer-
cisss were conducted by Sacramento Lodge
of Mssons, Of which he was a member. TIE
procession was preceded by the First Artil.
lery band.
Mr.. Homer, of Homer & Co., this city,
while travelling with spirited team 10 Butte
county, a few days since, ran into a slough
and upset, disaTranging his aft airs generally
and drsn2hiDg the ground with about $500
worth of the bottled medicines with which he
is sesking to relieve the sick and oppressed.
The quarrel between the executive com
mittee of the Fourth of July celebration and
the First Artillery Band still continues.
Both parties claim that the other is to blame.
The military will, in ell probability, If their
band is not engaged, have their own parsde
with their own band, independent Of the
programme of the Grand MsrshsPs orders.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-29
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The Chinese shoemakers' strike is be-
coming general.
The old hulks China and Costa RIGA have
been sold, and viii be put again into
service.
The French celebration will include an
evening concert illumination and ball at
the Mechanics Pavilion.
The total stealings of the Harbor Com
mission ring, according to the experts re-
port, amount to sS7, 24S TO-
The steamship Oceanic brought from
China and Japan large number Of Curl
osities for Barnum's Museum.
Members Of the Olympic Club have SUBJ
scribed 50. 500 towards new hall. There
is besides $4,000 in the treasury.
Maggie Bowling came to the Central
Hospital early Thursday morning, and in
few hours was delivered OF a girl baby. 1
All the Sunday.school children of San
Francisco and Oakland, to the number of
1000, picnicked Thursday at Wood
wards Gardens.
The Finance and Judiciary Committees
of the Board of Supervisors have rejected
the San Francisco Gaslight Company's offer
of compromise with the city.
The British Board of Trade has censured
the owners of the missing ship Hildegarde,
being attributed to overlooking,
Michael Murray and Honora Tye held a
drunken orgie Wednesday night, when
Murray assaulted the woman with a
Ratchet, cutting her head badly. He was
arrested.
Mrs. Mary Hough, domestic, aged Sc
years, and native of Ireland, died
Wednesday night from conclusion of the
spine, received by falling from window
she was cleaning.
1t is believed that the findings of the
naval Court-martial recommend that ex-
Commander Mullan, of the lost United
States steamer Ashuelos, be dismissed from
the Government service.
The Democratic County Committee have
appointed a subcommittee to cooperate
with the Citizens Committee in calling a
mass meeting for the purpose of discuss
ing the action Of the Railroad Commits
sioners.
General Passenger Agent Minis, of the
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, returns
East Friday. He gives assurance that
after July Ist the running time from Og-
den to Denver, now As hours, will be re.
duced to 50.
The Chinese laundrymen, pending de.
cision of the consti.utionality of the Ii
cense ordinance, are willing to pay licenses
from the date of the offer. This has been
refused. Orders have been issued to ar.
rest every Chinese lsundryman in the city
without licenses.
Mrs. Ellen Hurley, a widow 20 years of
age, was killed at s o'clock on Thursday
morning by being struck by a passenger
train from Menlo Park, at Twenty ninth
street, while attempting to cross the track.
William Minnie, engineer of the train, was
arrested for manslaughter.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-29
Visitors to Town |

Strangers and customers from afar are
invited to visit our stores. We are at all
times ready to show them about, to answer
their questions. and in every way give them
full understanding of our business and the
work it is accomplishing. 1t is place where
goods of nearly every kind are kept-where
no faults are concealed, nothing misrepre-
sented, and but ONE PRICE asked or taken
for any article 1t is an Establishment con-
tanning larger variety of goods, from coarse
to fine, from staple to luxurious, than can be
found under any other one roof within a
thousand miles. 1t is place marked by
just and liberal dealing-by prodigality of
benefits. We are glad to say that our good
can and does extend outside of Sacramento;
that it is perfectly practical to deal with us
through the mails For this purpose we
have Catalogue. with over 200 illustra-
tons, which, together with samples, is sent
free on application, and when orders come
they are filled with care, speed, taste and dis
cretion We cannot undertake to guess how
much out-of-toWn customers can save in thus
dealing with large city merchants, to say
nothing of the satisfaction derived from
getting the freshest goods and newest styles.
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Kid Mouse uetaipes !

KID GLOVES, in and Io-button lengths; but
lacing at the wrist. Price, So and So IS. All
coors and black These gloves are of the same
manufacture and quality of kid as our Vein
stock" Gloves, which are giving 50 much salts
faction. We try on these new gloves at our
counters, and if imperfect take them back.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-29
A0vEsTIsgmzaT MENTION.
l9gbL INTELLIGENCE


few days ago the principal changes in
the arrival and departure Of trains under the
new time card, which goes into effect next
Tuesday, were given in the REooBD.U UNION.
There are many other changes, in some IN.
stances Of a few minutes only. The tine
card has arrived at division headquarsers and
from it Is compiled table showing the ar
rival and departure Of ell trains which carry
passengers, ard also the changes from the
present. Il will be found very useful to the
travelling public, and Is wei worth presefY-
ing. TIE first column Of tins is under the
new arrangement, and the second column the
old time.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-29

''As two boxes of Dr.. Bensons Celery aud
Chamomile Pills cured friend of neuralgia,
whom the doctors here couldn't help, I'll send
for some for myself. Clifford Shand. Wind.
sor. Nova Scotia.
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and SHOES

Ladies French Kid, Button Shoes; satin-fnish.
Price, S.
Misses Pebble, Button Shoes; worked button-holes.
Price, 81 49,
Children's Pebble, Button Shoes; sizes, 7 to 10.
Price, ST. 25.
Ladies Elastic-side, Congress Caters, IS cents.
Youths Solar Tip Shoes; sizes, II to 2. Price,
81 90.
Mems Low-cut, Tie and Buckle Shoes, ST.
Mems Canvas Shoes, well trimmed with leather,
81 IS.
Mems Haf-dress Boots, So SO.
Ladies Kid, Common-sense Boots, So so.
Ladies Kid, Button Shoes; satin-hnish French kid
button piece worked button-holes. Price, 81.
Ladies Kid, Opera Slippers, ST. IS.
Mems Low-cut Box-toe, Oxford Ties to lace close
around anke), ST. Is.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-29

HoRsFoRD's ACID PHosPHATE.-A reliable
article. DR.. L. Cutter, Boston, Mass, says {:
II found it to realize the expectations raised,
and regard it az q reliable article"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-29
SUPERIOR COURT.

DEPARTMENT Two MCFARLAND, Judge.
WEDNESDAY, June q, 1883.
Emma Taylor vs.. R. c. Taylor-Case dismissed.
Mary A. Burton II. II. MeDonald-Deeree in
favor Of plaintiff.
Peter Hoey ys. Patrick Hoey-On trial
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MARRIED.
BORN.
DIED..

Sacramento, June 2S-George C. Barton, anative OF
California, rs years, months and 81 days.
Funeral notice hereafter.l
Nicolaus, June 27-Theresa G. Cramer, years, 8
months and u days.
Amador City, June l2-Albert Campi, 10 months
Marysville, June 27-Candearia Contreras Il years
2 months and days.
Gold Flat Nevada county, Jure 26-Edward John
Pascoe, 2 months and Il days
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-29

A barkeeper who lives at st. Claire.
Got cut on the hesd with chair.
The cut was a bad one,
And be was a glad one,
st. Jacobs Oil cured it right there.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-29
Simond's Nabob Bourbon Whisky.

EST IN MARKET, WILL CURE NERVOUS
ness, debility, Indigestion, fever, weakness,
dyspepsia chs, etc. Has been sold in sll the East
ern States and given universal satisfaction. 1t y
biehv recommerdsd By the Faculty for all classes Of
fever and ague, nervousness, weakness, debiilty,
dyspepsia, Indigestion, etc II y nov introduced 70
the public 0. the Pacific slope, indorsed by the car
tiieste Of the eminent DR.. s Dana Hayes, the state
Assaver OF Massachusetts, and Dr.. II. C. Louderoack
OF ST. Louis, No. both gentlemen prominent Ia
their profession, ard which is guarantee % all
buyers Of it, purity and quality can show tnoo-
saads of letters rom persons from an parts OF the
Cuon and Canada, 20 testify TO its merits aud the
benefit Il has afforded family re msdy and tonic
Kept by ell Leading Druggists aud Grooors 40 Spzna