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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

| IL
| NHEREAS, At the June term OF the com
mlssloner- court Ot McLeunan county thr
/ following order WAS passed "Ou this day
( came on 10 he heard the matter of The
election oil Public Weigher Of Mrlennun
county. ana the court alter duly consider
| lng aid matter. is OF opinion that aid
election should bc held Therefore. il j.
considered by the court that the county
lnige be- authorized To order said election.
said ell ctlon TO be held on the ~ la,s,lay
IN August, l>>3, and on the same dayHs the
election upon the constitutional amend
/ Iucnts, ami by the same officer. of cleo
ton, and returns to be- handed IN TO, and
Med with county Judge OF commissioners
court
Now therefore hereby order said cleo
non 10 De held ON Tuesday. the IAN day
ul August, lSN3, Tor the election of one
Public Weigher Tor McLennan county,
and by Tie presiding officers heretofore
appoint - hold election In this county.
anu under the laws covering elections In
thi. stat, subject 10 the following chances
adopted by the 18TH Legislature:
ARTICLE lGys When the ballots have
all b'en counted, the managers Of the
election IN person snail make out trpl-
cate returns OF the ZANE, certified To be-
coTrrCt,And signed by them oiliCiallv.show-
M, hrst. the total number OF votes poll
'd al such yoN; srConi. the number pOled
Tor each candidate, one OF which returns
together with pol lists and tally list.
shAll be seaIel up m an envelope and de-
hNeTed by one Of the managers OF election
To the county Judge OF the county: an
utheI OF said returns, together With p ID
H-t' ami tally lists, shall bee delivered hv
one 0l tue managers OF election To the
"a Ia. faT. UH. . 81
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

Col. Ben Thompson, of Austin,
Was arrested in Houston the other
day for CARRYING a pistol 1t was
claimed that Col r. was armed with
a permit from the Governor to carry
the weapon. Such document, if
really ia existence, would be- quite
curiosity. The public would like to
read it,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

Galveston will have crew of four
men TO take part in the rowing re-
getta on Lake Calumet, Mt Pullman,
Ill.,, on the 25lh and 2s in-ls The
combined weight Of the four men is
only l9G pounds, probably the light
rst crew in the United States. Hcre'.
hupiuV. etc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21
Stock al Large ..Kcward.

Running 1T large and scattered yari.
ously are large number Of stock horses
and catti of tn following three brands:
MD, DL aud circle bar. for the recovery
Of which or any number " them lib.
eral reward viii be- paid ON del very in
my stock ias urr, seven miles from
Waco, ON the Austin road. Information
leRdiu- to the recovery Of any such
stock whether running at large or lille
ga.ly taken mp aud held or sold will be,
IN like manner duly rewarded.
j. W DowNs.
Waco, Texas, j ly T. 1883. dwtt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

The subject that has agitated Fort
Worth tins week, even more than the
trIegraphcr's strike, is whether u
SCHOONER OF beer shall be sold for a
nickel or ten cents. Public opinion
il is hardly necessary to say, inclncs
to the nickel schedule.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

The great International rife match
between the American aud English
rifle teams took place at Wimbledon,
the British Creedmoor, yesterday.
\ full account is given in our cable
grams this morning. The Americans
were victorious at short range, two
hundred yards, but when the targets
were placed at i've hundred ward.
John Bull took the lead, making d
superior score. The dual score. in
the long range match, il not received
at this writing, but will doubles. be
found in the cablegrams of la,e hour
last night.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

liey. Dr. stephen II. Tying, rr., for
many years one OF the most prom
incnt Epscopa.un ministers in New
ork, has lost his mental vigor, lis
hAllucinalion i that he is sill rector
OF ST. Georges church; still in posses
SION OF his former physical powers,
and that he is still preaching regular
sunday sermons in that church.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

The Rev Haynes, OF -anctilicatiou
nutoricty, who was driven from
Navarro county, il still holding forth
in Brooklyn, where hc is leader in
the salvation Army. Haynes was
once the pastor OF the Cumberland
Prcsby lcrigu church in Waco,
and was "A "powcrlu' hand at revival
work
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

Mrs. Helen Cooper OF kcrryille.
Texas. and editor of the local paper
there, has fallen heir TO $50 600 IN
England and has gone to look after
the money. She already owned two
large ranches in Kerr county. But
the fortune hunters uecd not trouble
lhrmseIye, to hunt up Mrs. Cooper.
She il not widow
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

81 don't feel welr The stomach is
out uf order neglected, tli, means
chrome dyspepsia. You should take
ArEcr's dyspepsia Tablets and avoid this
terrible disease. Sold by Castles, Nor
rlsou * Co, Irugg SITS, Waco, Texas.
~ dSwly-2
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. . .

Every promise hacked b guarantee
Acke Is Dyspepsia Tablets viii give i'm
mediate relief Price % aud 81 cent.
Sold by CAST s, Morrison " Co, Waco
Texas. l6lwly-l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

The horrors Of war are nothing to the
horrors IT neuralgia Immediate .. lief
may be had 10y bathing the head with
Jonnstun's Auodynr Liumcut and smut
iug 1t up the uostrils.--O1 Il dSw ly,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

Tom Thumb death wa, very sud.
den. lie had just risen from bed and
was heard to fall. When the servants
entered the room he WAS found lying
on the door dead a stone vault was
constructed. and when the burial took
place The collin WAS deposited in solid
masonry to prevent disturbance
from grave robbers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

At Pacific Shaving pnror under Pa.
cilic ho cL Single baths 2jc, five ckrt
for 81. Hot and cold, shower aud suam
: 90 baths. PnoF l.. b. ANsoN, Prop.
-U1O5tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

Gen ", ;. Hancock Mas invited to
attend the reunion Of eI-soldiers At
Mckinney in August. lie repys that
Gen. Hherman's absence from Wash
ington compels decIiuatiou Of the
Invitation, and adds
"A meeting that has for it, object
The DIotting out of sectional suimosi-
ties aud Tue fostering OF love for
our united country, appeals most
strongly TO me, aud am very sorry |
cannot be with you on such an occa.
SION
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

PRESCRIPTIONS speciality al all hours.
d'F "t Niant hy competent dispensers.
Tucker ~ Will, /. The place -U7l5.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

NJ \. \. Mnutu-, Marshall, 7 xas,
says: My wife has been entirely cured
T general debility by using Browns
Iron Bltter-, '-O7-lIdyw lw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

Red Iottnr. Checked all wool cassmcsr
uit, tor 5000 worth s,2.1j At l.cNine
brus.-1-lJ.C
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Rod letter srle in wII blast during tue
week nj Levine BrO-.-7-lj.c
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rnint.. rninI.. Pnint.-

Red Ic.rr SHE. Immense bargains In
mosquito bar, at Levine Bros -7-ljtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

Linen lawn, Pacific lawn, figured
plques aud lattice lace 10 endless yarlr-
t!, at Kentucky Cash Storr.-Ui4ifc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

Iuc biggest of pipes, ard smoker artl-
c,c., AT the lowest prices at llc.Y,.-7 IL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

The North American Review for
August opens with very spirited
discussion of the subject of "Moral
instruction in the Public Schools, q"
by the Rev. DIR. X. Ilcbcr Newton,
who oilers practical scheme for con-
ycying ethical instruction without
reference to religious teuet,, and the
Rev Dr. Francis L. Patton, who
mAin'aius that the Bib.e must be
made The basis OF all moral teaching.
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j. Is. NINsI Ell,
DuNSs a FuET,
Il. b. kIlLuUGu.
y. ID. VI BHow,
Il. l.. BUENHAN "a Co.

Red letter sale. Misses tuIl tiDIhel hose
in elegant new shades - cents at Levine
BrOs-1-l5tc
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Forty-twu inch black iron mesh and
checked grenadines and Nuns yelling, III
all shades, at Kentucky Cash Store.
u4ltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

The hte.t .iyle Of ring bangl... with
mHpah souvenir engraved ON, iu Iui,yu
letter. af j. l.eyin-A i4Itr
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A DMINISTRATOR7s MOTTO

N 4
Notice is hereby given that on ihi J
day OF May, A. ID. 1883, the undgf!s
whose residence and poStoillce adda
Waco, Texas, was appointed by IHL
orable cOun y court OF Mclennan ~
administrator of the estate of GeOTg' 7
nard, deceased. All persons having /.
against said estate must present iIt~
within the time prescribed dy law
MARY r. BARNAEa
7-7-4ts lawk Adminlstraiij
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An Attraction

Cigarettes tam popular bran is Boo DgI-
less Nallcty, ~ HeII's.-7 II
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ELECrIoN PROCLAMATION.

Red hitter sale, MidllescN IN wool
bne nan Q suite tor Slu M LeMiue Ern.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

southwestern Passenger Agent Dallas
InXu-. II I-lUteud
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Wholesale AsyAls. Waco Teras.
G327dG wCu
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-29

Los ANGELES, August 18th. We ere hay
ing another excessive hot spell, not unlike
thst of June lsss The atmosphere is thick
With dust and smoke, and the mercury stands
a. q7e Yssfardau II narkni ooo
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ExPREesMsN L7ARIR.

4. S. MERRILL, the popular expressman OF Bruns
wick, Me-, writes us on May l5 1888, as follows
Having been severely afflicted for about two year,
with Inflammation of the kidneys and bladder, SC
called by my physicians, suffered with distressing
pains in my back and retention Of urine, caused by
a stoppage Of the neck OF the bladder, and com
plication Of other diseases. 1 was hardly able to
attend to my business, and at times would be com.
pletely prostrated | was also affected with iucon.
tinence Of urine to an alarming degree indeed. it
demanded my attention fifteen or twenty times per
night ard at times it would seem impossible for me
to ride down to the depot my wagon, for every
jar from the wagon would almost seem to take my
life. Having fsiled 10 obtain relief from my doctor,
/ finally consulted cur druggist, Or. MerrYman, Of
Brunswick, and requested him TO furnish me vita
the most reliable aud speedy cure Tor such sickness,
for was suffering too much for human nature to
endure long. The doctor recommended me to use
Hunts Remedy as it had been used with remark
able success in good many cases in Brunswick and
vicinity. l purchased bottle, and received such
great relief that continued. and had not used two
bottles before began to improve beyond my ex
pectations The pains in my kidneys and loins
disappeared, gained strength, and my water began
to pass naturally, and was able to sleep lourdly,
and obtain the greatly needed rest which for long
time l could not am fully restored 80 health and
can attend to my business. Thanks to Hunts Rem
edy for my restoration, and highly recommend it
to all who are troubled with kidney complaints"
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BRITISH CoLTMEEA.
Edvices from Victoria. .

VICTORIA, August 2Skh.-Tues5ay q sad
accident occurred en- the steamer Woolsiie,
Just then arrived st the Hudson Bay Com
paDy's wharf fIon 1ooke. The vessel hsd
scarcely tied M when engineer Andrew Rich
mond observed one Of the boiler tubes lesk-
ing. The tute, previously defective. hea
been repaired by closing it up with asstrong
plate, each end being connected by en- iron
rod passing through the tRbe, 20 which the
plates we're securely screwed by nuts TO pre-
vent leaking. The engineer took a wrench
AID bad given the nut half y turn when
il slipped off and a vast sheet CT fiame helchsd
forth, followed by volumes of scaldiDg stesn.
The fireman, lad by the name OF George
Dagin, from London, bstween IL and 1S
years, was standing immediately under the
tube raking out the fres He was instantly
back. Though injured, aud scalding water
still pouring out, the engineer with great
presencs of mind lifted the lad, who was
fearfuily burned, and dragged him into the
cabin. Hers his strength failed hicl. MIR.
Tenchard, Captain of the boat, and one or
two others, who had Just gone ashore, wit
messed the event, which was the work Of an
instant, and went to the assistance OF the
Injured. The euginser and fireman were inn
mediasely conveyed TO the Royal Hospital,
and attended by DR.. Navis. Tae youth is
scalded from head TO foot. TIE eyelashes are
gone, and bis face is unacceptable. He wss
in such agony that aa opiate was administered
by the doctor, who gave no hope OF lie.
The engineer was badly calded shout the
face, hands and arrns. The fTemaa died
Wednesday morning.
The partially burned schooner Anna BECK
vas toved into port yesterday. the deck
and all the upper works are tGo-thirds gone,
and the engine and boiler attest by their ap-
pearance the fervent hsat to which they were
| subjected. Captain Neill reports the hre was
| ffst discovered at the bow, TO she back OF the
boiler and mainmast, about A. n. Sunday.
TIE hstches were bat.ened down end every
effort made TO keep the air from flaming the
flames. TIE smoke was dense and made its
appearance suddenly. The pumps, surround.
ed by FIRE, could not be reached. Buckets OK
water were thrown on the IRE without avail
and the hands beaehed the vessel. Unfortu-
nately ahe tide was ebbing, and all the crew
could do was to throw overheard the deck
| load, throw water on the deck and keep the
| hatshes closed. The men continued doing
| this until food tide, st 3 o'clock at night,
| when the schooner was scuttled- AS the wa.
Ger rose it put out the fire. Monday and
Tuesday the hull was patched and the water
baled out with buckets.
The steamer Beaver arrived fhursday
morning and found the Anna Beck shosf,
and took her in tow for Victoria. ABOUT
forty tons of coal out of o cargo of sixty two
tons were saved. The damage is estimated
a. 50 0O0
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IYAsHNeTUN TanRIFoRY.
The &c at oItmpIa.

OLYMPIA, August 2S.h.-The fra CT Sun.
day evening, by phich tbs Carlton House
waa completely destroyed, would have swept
the entire block, if not half the town, but for
the efforts put forth by Columbia Engine
Company and the help extended by loggsrs
and the immediate citizens. The ladies were
foremost in carrying water to the burning
building. Almost Immediately after the 6rst
alarm it was found impossible to reach the
upper story. the flames having gained com.
plete control, whereupon all efforts were di-
rected to saving the furniture on the lower
story, and most OF it wss saved. An under
taking establishment adjoining had close
osll, having caught fire twice, and hsd it not
been for the sslt water carried from the bay,
it would, doubtlessly, have followed the Carl
ton. This and sll the bower part of town
was saved. A few persons were hurt during
the fire, but none seriously. The loss, ex-
elusive of insurance, was about SIS, 900.
There is now an excellent chance for the
establishment of large hotel in this city,
and, without doubt, such place would re-
ceive extensive patronage, especially from the
commercial classes. The Carlton was owned
by Mrs. M. L. Clark, of this city, who is
now, with her daughter, visiting Portland.
OREGON
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PAINTS AND OILS.

II L. CHADDERDoN, IMPORTER AND DEALER
sb. in Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass,
Mixed Paints, Artists ard Painters Materials, Wal
Paper, etc No. 2o4 X E. Sacramento. iy17.lpd
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oREGOE.
Items Irnn Portland.

PORTLAND, August 2S.h.-The Germans in
this city are making very elaborate prepara-
tiors for the proper celebration of the COM
pletien Of the Northern Pacific Rsi1-0ad.
The case of John Justus, who w5s-Ssss.
fenced TO be banged in Jacksonville on the
3lst instant, will come up on appeal IN the
Supreme Court ia October. So the execution
will be postponed.
In Willamette valley the farmers are IN tie
midst of harvest, end the results Of thrash
ing, as far as reported, show an Increase of
nearly one-third over estim ates made by the
formers immediately preceding harvest opera
tions. Every day adds to the value. The
valley crop Of wheat is now bsirg thoroughly
cured and is of splendid quality.
Business is slow IA Willamette valley and
confined to the sale of wagon load now and
thsn to pay harvest hands, or through other
pressing wants. at Walla Waila deadlock
is reported.
Murderer Arrested.
THE DALLEs, August % S.h.-Sherif Ssorrs
has received 0 telegram from Spragus. W.
r.. stating that Clearton, the murderer Of
Stout, he's bsen arrested. A man went up
today 90 identify him.
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The above are the words of Mrs. Harriet Bailey
of Putnam, Conn. She writes May 3, 1888: 81
have been troubled with kidney and liver disease for
two years suffered severely in the back and lvins
Before taking your wonderful medicine Hunts
Remedy, could not lift pound. After giving it a
fair trial l began to improve and truly say
it was Godsend to me, as I am now able to do
my household work ard enjoy the best of health.
have recommended Hunts Remedy to two Of my
neighbors, who have been greatly benefited by it.
This letter send voluntarily, with the hope that it
will be the means Of inducing some sufferer to use
Hunts Remedy, and be cured as l have been"
n6 1yNWF&vIv
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OILS MEXICO.
an Unnecessarx Scare.

GUAYMAs, August 2Sth.-An unnecessary
scare has prevailed hsrs for the last week on
the report ef case of black vomit az coming
from San Bias, but no fsVer existed of the
nature feared or indicated. The Tonic fever,
which is not contsgioUg and is easily treated,
has appeared here, bus no CONTAGIOUS discs 3
existE.
Ingrete, Adjutant of General Csrbo, ssd
lately elected 70 Congress, died at Tapeo on
the 2ish Of this month.
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MANUFACTURER oF ROAD SCRAPT RS
I'VE Iron Doors, Jail Cells. Shutters, Ratings
Gratings. Housework and Blaoksmitbing in general
No. $50 K street, between Fifth and Sixth. Second
hand Doors for sale je224Pd
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Tannery ncstroyed by Fire.

SANTA Rosa, August 2S6h.-The tanuery
of Cropiey Il Son was burned lest nisht.
Loss. 81 Coo; insurance, $4,000. The fire
was caused from dust that had ignited. The
tannery will soon resume operations.
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.IAEAR GWiEsEL

IEANUFACTURER a oF AND DEALER IN
lvE Saddles, Harness, Collars, Whips, Curry
combs, Brushes, etc, No. 1922 J street. between
Tenth and Eleventh, opposite Central Hay Yard,
Sacramento. n. B.-Repairng always well done.
jy5.4ptf
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UTAH.
The Murdered Chief Of Ponce-DeaIh on
Train.


SALT LAKE August % h-The funeral Of
Andrew Burt. Chief of Police, murdered on
Saturday, took place this morning st the
Mormon Tabernscls, aud was largely attend
ed. Sermons were delivered by John Taylor,
Joe Smith and other diguitaries Of the
Church. Articles melting tho Mormons to
mob violence appeared in the Church papers
of last evening and this morning Their
wrath is directed against The Tribune. for
stating that the nCgro murderer Of Burt,
while ia the hands Of cficers, was disgrace
fully beaten and then tnTned over ts the mob
to be hanged. The whole intent and purpose
of ths inoeB1iary and cowardly action Is to
iucite the MoTmoHs to mob the Tribune Of.
fee.
This evening n passenger on the Utah Cen.
trail train from Ogdsn died suddenly in the
cars. There was nothing on his person to
idsntify him. bat 8 memorandum b0ok con-
tanning San Francisco dates, ba. no name.
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PHYSICIANS AND 8UR sE0ES
nR. LAKE..

DHYSI 11As AND sURGaON.-oFFJCE AND
I Residence, No 323 street between Third and
Fourth. HOURS % 10 A. N 3 to aud to P. n
Ohis9 a City Superintendent OF Public Schools at
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO run Rzcohp.umos.l
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OLD HORSE" SALE.

FEfHE FOsLC vING DESCRIBED PROPERTY
4 remaining uncssd for at the State House
Hotel vlh be soi1 at public AZ ction in front of the
Hotsl on MONDAY, September 4th, at 10 o'clock A.
-; n roeeo alise. Jas Stewart carpet Talise,
anknoAB; leather valise R0b't Leach leather
vslise w II. Cole hand valise, Geo Hardviak /;
black Valise, Fogerty black vaise unknown;
wooden Vslise unknown; l wooden valise, I'm.
known hand valIse, unknown; white valise,
unknown; white valise. S. Z. Clayton; black
satchel unknown; l carpet valise, unknown 1
black V4lise, C. q. Turner; leather valise, un-
known: ] hand sltchel, J. P Brissel: hand
5aiehel, Lon Hickman; l trunk, unknown; l trunk,
T. II. Powers; zinc trunk. unknown: zinc trunk,
n. S. Zinc wooden trunk, Jas. Stewart l lady's
trunk, unknowo; 1 trunk, unknown; trunk,
Walter Price trunk Jas. Wicker; l zinc trunk,
unkno1a zise trunk, unknown l zinc trunk,
I. b. Rider; l sine trunk, A. j. Smith l zinc
trunk, @. 4. Beason; l zinc trunk, ". ". Parker.
au10.4r4w
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1856. T. FOSTER q CO., 1888.
DooK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
Il , Blank-Book Manufacturers No. 319 street,
between Third and Fourth. Sacramento. iy20.aptf
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

The Third District Agricultural society's
FaIr-D0ubIe Tragedy In Nevada-Tan-
merry Destroyed by Fire-H0t Weather at
Los Angeles-Dead Body Unearthcd by
Buzzards-The COmisG Fair at Peta-
Iuma-Arrests for Selling liquor to
EndfaHs-Etc.
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Miss g. A. Gosa, II. D.,

HFAb- Ns Re tHN5es.t M Nss
III KOME0PATBIC PHfsICIAN-oFFICE AND
a 4 residence, 7Os street, near Seventh Office
aours: 20 A. NJ; To 4 p IL, aud to Pm.
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AToRTHWEsT CORNER TENTH AND I, NEAR
~ the Plaza, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
all kinds of choice, staple and fancy groceries.
Special attention given to Country Orders. My
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-29
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nFFICE AND MEDICINE STORE, NO. 926
Z Third street, between and J. By the pulse
ne can locate disease. Consultation free. He uses
no poisonous drugs, but roots and herbs, natures
medicine for man. Call and see him. iyI0.tfs