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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
Poultry and Eggs.

POULTRY Hens 80 0oH3 - per dozen.
roosteis. Il 5oG2 90; half-grown chiek,ns,
81 76St2 U TURKEYS, S. y0Gs,0i Geese, IS VI
as dr. Ducks, ~ 5Da8 ~.
EGGs-Per dozen, lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

New York. August 6.-Spot cotton quiet
and steady. UNCHANGED
sales ~ all TO spinners.
Futures opened steady: PARTLY y points
lower ruled steady: closed barely STEADY:
August q pDin lower than SHturia sep
TENDER point lower, but | 10 2pplnis higher
foi loost ottne other months.
Sales 7e,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
Butter ana Cheese.

BUTTER Country. Isa.ec; Western dairy,
22ilc fancy dairy. 27Lc, cooking butter, lyc
bufierne, PIC.
CifKnsE-F,at factory, I2Kc; New York
factory. ljl4c; full cream, i5c sweit1er, 3Ja
lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
ENGLAND.
| v.vAyAvGH.

AND KAyAYArGH.
ng,,st 5.-The murder. OF
ausD 70 be the sole subject
, liuei II n Dublin. Carey him,
,lu !" to Natal. He would
= Australia because
that many, fen ials
kest bad escaped to tna.
[it Is an open secret
saucer, lord.lleutenant OF
mach annoyed by the muir, :
y 'S', md the prevention OF
'sud other informers from
|N Ii There has been
correspondence between i, :,t,l.
n and prominent officials
(;set ii Is rumored that
Ssbas been murdered.
spSs' DEATHS.
August s.-Total deaths
bra ii Egypt Saturday were
;nc lNattlairo, q at RIOS.
A Tie province of Gabriel,
morluee Of Dakal and IA in
Deaths in Egypt Sunday
|iaeludlug 100 at Cairo, go at
! lngip Gabriel, "A in Daka|
| Bsniseuf. Sundays returns
Ehstincomplete, but it seems
| bsa az improvement since
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
WASHINGTON.
The Alleged Treaty Bstween Germany end
Mexico.

Mexico.
special TO the Gazette.
ST. Louis, August IA Washing
ton special TO the Republican says the
report circulated last winter that Mex
leo and Germany had concluded Il
treaty ofalliance, offensive and defen-
sjye. is revised. At the time that the
report first appeared, It was explained
By well informed gentlemen here that
the treaty referred to was treaty OF
commercial reciprocity, like that now
ending between the United States
and Mexico. However, the following
statement is published here to-day:
The Mexican government has secretly
made n treaty, offensive
and defensive, with the
department of state. also learn that
the conduct of the German minister ut
the City of Mexico was so full of inso.
lence to Judge Morgan that the latter,
who is bro,her.in-law of Gen. Drum.
the adiutant-genoral of the army, was
seriously inclined to make the ina'ter
IL personal one, and would have done
so but for the prompt declaration Of
the German that he meant no personal
offence. Leaving the personal part of
the above statement out OF
the question, the news is of
the very greatest Importance. The
German empire, which gives to the
latter country all the'advantag, of the
treaty made with the United States,
gives us more besides the offensive and
defensive clause, which substantially
guarantees the integrity of the Next
can Republic. l learn that The treaty
was made against the strong remon-
strances of our minister, Hon, Philip
Fl. Morgan, and that Judge Morgan
Immediately made full report to the
secretary of state, setting forth the
facts, and that this whole
matter has been concealed
from the people by our government.
The state department BEST. knows
whether it was informed of this breach
and took any steps to prevent its rati-
fication or not, and in fact whether it
intends to permit 1t to be ratified with
out protest. My information is of
the most undoubted reliability and
the authority can be had by the state
department if questioned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
PROVISIONS


C'1fTEH--fl utrl nut HfiH. ,
gi.sAR quiet: refined iifmer: 5ts~.ihsi
EAtr4 ,sJ-dfs& white eAina a \; yeilon
Aet.o7; oiii..r. \ 7}.9Hz STANDARD Sch
"a ~: priiuulnted 4 l -Id puislsfss rA
Moiasscs-i)ull aud wcak; ~ best rebning
re s--Quiet but sieady.
Rpl.N.--r i'm; e5sai 49,.
TrkPENTIS k--f lil al J3Hffsk u.
!, mn IL n~nifled and lower: - s,iSffi55l.
iasD-etsady and quie Prime steam
| s 90 = -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

Ney YORK. August G--FIouR-Duii.
WugAT.- ash lois ll@A Dighc: options
- n ,,i.,i r. 10 ~ lea lug on ~ slD,,ut out side
t,eures: So I RET 49,, st'sini"r NJ. Dlj
M, eiIllss steamer y cred ~; 30 .
r, III l5e II Q an board 4 lsfl ~ sl-Nppr;
onaned f,A4l. higher: fii1lE Moo ~: No. az
Ml21: alsefo.eoiti s'o'r:sr's elevator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
pRoprcY.

WIFE ,r--.Ifnsattled and closed lower; No. 2
red lis$ CASH vs. August: o5A september
/ 0.3s October,
COMM Very slow. ~ casD; j6ts. August;
3GIz september and October
0Ars-Dui ;2i}Sg2jl4 cash; AZ august y
October.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
Ammunition.

powder--Bl as'inr, 4 key, 81 Is; Rifle, y oS y.
81 U.s. Rifle, n IN MS, az Ride. FUt4 u.s., "a Va
Shot-Sl - a sacki Buck shot. ~ 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
Feedstuns.

hay New country loose from wngop
s5i0Gh0g per ton: Corn, country. toc cats,
country, pc; Bran, - per 100, Chops, 81 rs
per IvU Barley, $685..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
New Orleans.
Galveston.

WV OpnxASs, August 6.-~ight exchange on
New York copper /, W, premium bunknblc
bills. sterling exchange. isj.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
.:srsaLIl.

S'' a I, s.-Ka van On
, e. 'a'TPsa,rfthlan.'' The The
ls sfSsr South Wales ,. and
q a'.sss si With a view
In dificulty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

EASsAs rrry, August o. -wnrAT--weakcr
No d Ss Tor cash, ssiS bid FOR Sci,tem,cr.
CORN tnsettied NAW3sA cash. - bid for
Sept embtf, Is asked for October.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
GAZETTE ofricE, Aug. =
Ne " York.

New York. August o.-Money easy at 9.
Closed at =.
Prime mercantiie paper p<aB.
sterling exchange, bankable bulls, firm.
4 S3ii: slghti S7,t.
Three per cent. bonds-l.0i
CoupOus il%s-.-tl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

Nrw YORK. August R-l}seves-R Receipts
W., makiua iS.sG0 for the week, dull and
wtnk-r, closing heavy, va y ioWer ON urc>sCt
weight, native steers, : 500 10. \ few fancy
steers snld VT "to95 %. roxas cattle Soss
SHtEr.--iiccetpts 1870 o, nnah ing r. ,J'n for
lhe week; market duh and = lower: en-
lrcBacS ulf,o "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
IIE TELEaRAPHERS.
n Higher Wages Mado on Rail
r,s ron,,anips.

pr Higher Wages Mado on Rail-
say Companies.
III, August o. Master Work
(ampbell OF the telegraph
EthstaHll Of grievances was
! 10 The Delaware and Lacka-
Islrcompany Saturday and
krsnted to the other roads
| lical's for an increase of
Per month on every salary,
Mary shall be less than fifty
! At extra pay be given for
bid ilNt all te,egraphers dis
n refusing to handle COM
batter be re,employed, in
(emhersaOd non-niembers of
evhoOd. The Western Union
afe thatsll wires are in good
all messages sent rs soon as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
tYPt,

q ,,, rssf J. sssalg gT5aasysa thEss
d d eholNs'' ianscludlng one
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
Nnw yopx Aurust 6-cetton-Futnres (;
Liverpool.


IIvERPooL, August G.-No cotton mark
report on account OF h.liday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
,eld Il, !,

cur MKA4s--Dull and weak; long clear
niddlcs >.
WOOL 4
wooL--Quic, and sicady; Texas held nj -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
10 DE- ORDERED OUT.

'rg, August 5.--It is reported
rdghl HAT all The railroad
Oslonrlng to the Telegraph
herhood willie ordered out at
borrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
New Orleans.

Futures opened steady NJ decline OF ~
poniS on August anu tl3 points ON other
months: ruled steady; closed bar ~ STEADY.
Ausu.t IL points lower ban September I
Sitnldars tisures other nloatha to points
hi alFr IlIau saturday, IL,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
EDITION
$500
roRElelM'l
FOREIGN.
sgAIS.

| spAIS' .,xa.
|,1anl.ii f .,ss rpI place in n
MS has i q slBjadslos, on, on
u frontier, I S''a arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

CArrfK--R Receipts s,co, market slow nnd
weak; ssN cents lower and vsry littlv one
SlHEr--iteceipts, a5n; marked steady, na
lives OF ut 10 pounds y tjNSS,iG.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
Pnlnts, olls nnd vnrnI.her .

Coming In freely; prices range from socssl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07

Futures opened gui steady at decline
of TO points: IN ed steady; closed steady;
August points lower than saturday; sep
tem"cr Saturdays figures and other months
Ito points higher; sales ,iJ1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-07
LOCAL MARKETS.
COTTON.

Note Quotations arc Tor lot,, unle,s 9th,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-04

JURR WEATHER,


Tbs following meteorological summary fol
the month Of Jane for the past seven years,
prepared Ter the RscoRD- U MON by Sergeant
Bargiek, shoWs Che past month to have been
the wssmest June siace 1879. The mean
temperature fsr 1875, 1879 and 1888 arc the
sane, viz: 75', while the means for the
Same months in 1880 and 1882 are 68o and 60,
Juns, 1881 aad 1882, vera the coolest Juues in
the seven years past. The highest temper
atVre 10 seyon years for June was recorded
last month, on three occasions. viz: III.
10L5'; S.h, l02 5, AID 30sh, 102 o. The
highest before was 10 June, 1679-10O'. The
coolest June in the past thiety-one yssrs wRs
in 1860, the mean being G5 G., or z cooler than
the past month. The hott-at June 10 thirty
years past was Ia 1877, when the mean was
", or 40 hotter thsn the past month The
average mean ten peratu-e for June for thirty
years is 705' showing the past month TO
have been 2 9 above the mean average. Oat
Of thirty.Cue yesgs there have been nineteen
with a mean temperature above 70' and
twelve with mean temperature below 70'.
The rainfall for the past month was nothing,
making only six JUnes ous Of the past thirty
one that gave no rain at ell and seven that
gave little-that ia, sprinkle but it was
inapprCciable 60 tho pluviamstsr or rain
ga1ge-snd seventeen out Of thirty.0ue that
gave an sPpreeisble amount for measrre-
ment, the Y7estest June being Ia 1875.
when 10 inches was preoipita5sd, the next
heaviest being 50 of aa iu-h--ir june, 1881.
In 81 other respects the meteorological CON
ditiou Of th3 month OF Jues was ncralsi.
Accompanying this comparative report y Ill
hs iouad q b-isf eanmary for ths month of
june, 1889:
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rc-pAy's CELEBRATION.

To day being national holiday, there viii
be none Of the large Wholesale and retail bust
nsss houses opened. Courts, schools, and in
fact every other institution, excepting the
City Prison and County Jsil, viii taks hoh-
day, and everybody viii either take part in or
witness ths procession, fireworks and literary
exercises. The Po5tofice, including the Car
risrs' window. viii be open from 9 20 Ii a. NJ,
but no outside deliveries viii be made.
/ Wells, Fargo & Co. Office VII remain closed
all day.
Yesterday morning tire work OF decorating
was commenced By many bEsinesa and pr.
ysts houses along the line OF march and else.
yvhsrs. Ia the afternoon a large number Of
Wagons loaded with evergrssrs could DC
seen on the streets, and many people were
emDloyed Ia attaching the eYergreeas TO
awning posts and other suitable places in
fson5 Of the stores. The decorations do not
appear to be as extensive as in former years,
but many viii probably bs added Of an early
hour this morning. Last eyeHiug there were
many prettily decorated places il the city,
ths most noticeable hsins the Frat building
on Second street, which wss handsomely
illuminated with Chinese lanterns,
TIE preparations for the celebration TO day
are all completed. This Grand Marshal and
Aids and the Division Mar5hals and AIDS
Wall meet at the Capitol Hotel ct $50,
mounted and ready for duty. The procession
giil move from Seventh and I streets
p omp.ly at 10 Il. 1t will be formed as
follows: Frss Division, on Seventh street,
right resting on I street, extending seu5h !;
Second Division, on J street. right resting GA
Seventh, extending west Third Division, on
! strest. right resting On Seventh, extending
east; Fourth Division, on l street, right rest
ing 0a Seventh, extending east.
TIE order OF procession vas given On Mon
day morning, and together with osnar IN.
formation csn be found on the second page Of
the RECORD SI0y CHS morning. The route
of march is from Seventh and ] Streets, along
Seventh 70 Il, Il to Ninth, Niuth 70 G, e
to Eleventh, Eleventh TO J., [ 30 Tenth, Isnbh
TO J, J 10 Seccrd, Second 30 K, K 70 Tenth,
Tenth 20 M. 81 10 Second and cogntermaEch,
when the Grand Marshal viii review and
difris7 tbs column.
The literary exercises will tsGs place Ia tbs
evening ct the rasr Of the Capitol baildiug,
commencing IS 7:30 o'clock and in the follow
ing order: 1, rem .rks # John 2 Blown,
President Of the Day; 2, music By the band;
3. prayer by Rev. q. McKeivsy, Chaplain;
4 reading Declaration OF Independence by
Mort Linalsy; 81 music By the band; 6.
Grafton by S. Q. Dsnson; z, music by ths
band; g. poem hg Ralph Tuner (reader, Hon.
T. d. Rysn); o. music by the band; 10,
benedcticR by Rev. c. McKelvey, Chaplain.
At the close # the literary exercises there
will he a grand pyrosechnic display east Of
the Capitol building for which extensive
preparatious have been mads.
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Mortality Repar.,

For two weeks ending June 80 1888, made by VIM.
Laufkotter, Superintendent OF the Cry Cemetery.
Office at tue Chapel, City Cemetery:
June 12-AloeTt Gerolane, 10 months and Is days
California.
June l4-Hattie r B Bailey. II months; Califor-
Ma. Andrew n. Sanders, IS years, : months and
8 days; Sweden.
June 15--Levy Gunsalus, IS years: New York Ed
ward F. IA lon, - years, 8 months and days
California
June minnie Yuhre, yea, :, months and II
days; California. george Futterer, years and
S moaths: California Infant of J. Jones Cali
forna.
June ls-Harriet Pngh, a. years; Pennsylvania.
June 20-W. J. Collier, SO years and < months
Georgia.
June 2l--charles Bolenbacher, IS years and 6
mon. hs Germany.
June 22-Iufant OF John Dousherty; California.
Minnie kyne, II months and IS days California.
Timothy D. Fl herty, years, months and le
days; California.
June 23-Fong kim Don, is years China.
June 24-George Scheibel, II years; yir.,inls. JAS
D Kotz, 10 years and months; California.
June 25-Augusto schacht, year, 4 months and IS
days; California. Jacob Branuan, IS yesrs
Virginia. Daniel Roberts, So years Ohio:
June 26-J9nn Il. MoSasser, 20 ears aud 90 DAYS
Wisconsin. Bridget Duffey, 63 years, ngnth:
and 20 days; Ireland.
Juue S0-Eva N. Dangler, months; California
June s9-Archibald Mcmillan, IL Years, mouths
and rs days; Canada; sent 10 San Francisco
Alice }, Sponogle, 80 years; Ohio; sent 10 Oak
land.
Besides the above there were brought hero fol
nternent the following Dyson Furness and janet
Henderson,, from Nolo county; Manual J. Ayil'
sye, from Roseyille Alex. J. Bite, from Wheat
land Ida x. favey, from Bakersfield.
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II mx Old RarRoms.

r STILL 0FFER ny VALUABLE SERVICES IL
Z you arc % unfortunate IS to require thesu-
With q mind matured and eniehed by stuetee q ca
70 ganoed ORDER can safely say that there Is hardly
disease IA the catalogue Of human TIA thss can
net tre2t 70 euccessfu issue.
LAD sS-i an eiwaYs ready 20 asr7t you ay
past knowledge has bseu increased ~ ext isise
experience / I'm now aba - treat you with ace
certaint7 o eaccess 10 care peculiar 70 your ds'
cite orzan.an 10 6eyond my gure oortrcl.
ny FerDaJs Monthly Hedieiass ere superior TO amp
OF cred heretofore and 8il be warranted % have tho
desired eject In sli cssee.
Thee Of the public who need ny serv.ces car De.
pepd upon seutlernanly. honorable cad scientific
treatment 81 reasonable rates.
address particularly those ThO have been In.
iured 5y youthful tndIscretons, snd thcse WHO
nave coIitrpet5c toca. oi5sasos.
Fersons afflicted car, II they prefer, oonncs ms
By letter detailing tie syrlptozns 81 the dssase q
trouble and receive medicine By expregs, viii illi
INSTRUCTIONS. AZ letters rrrst he rrsciea 70 !. 4.
Jo9SElTh, X. d. rs Suffer- stIost, San FFSEah'
&C, Cal.
Cure ~a1raAted IN eli cases, or no rey reqrls1-
CONSULTATIONS personally 81 By letter, gratis Sen9
f3f b5ua. Comfortable 9yrflrlen's sor pst.en.5 e
say IalrrlsTy sThcn 6saledl Wtth experienced
ngIsA.,
C,nsuiietiou Paso-s 2sg sutts- styeet, ei}olning
.ne Y1lns fer's Christina Assertion Bslle-pg.
ssf3ca h9.-lF--sia1 =. =. 70 FL
sfv ssfp.ena b=ngs iu usy eH;rr.
Purchase ray Esssy CT ahyticloey aud AArfss'{ e.
| e'1s sale By ~ nswsdezisgn.
iszs al ). Z s9asEEEs. a. .
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Sacramento, July 2-Robsrt, younge-t son Of Eliza
beth II. and the late James Beckett, native OF
Sacramento , years and months.
friends and a9quaintances are respectfully invited
- attend the funeral. which viii take place from
residence Of parents, 9 street, between sixth and
Seventh, this morning, AT 10 o'clock.l
Sacramento, July 3-Wlllam &iltsen, son Of VIM.
S sGd Jennie Lee, months and days.
Friends and aequsiutanees ara respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. which will take pl ee from
the residence Of parents, Eleventh sreet, between
aud ), t6is afternoon at O'clock
Sacramento, July 81. Crissmsn, father Of W F.
Crouch native OF Pennsylvania, Y years.
IF1neral priyatsl
Sacramento, June s0-Joehua Cooper, = native OF
Pennsylvania, 81 wears.
Susanyiiie, June 23-Rife of n. S, Mekinsey, q
years, $ months ard - days.
Randolph Fiat, Nevada county-Edward Bartlett,
Z native Of England, ts years.
Plymouth, Amadur county, June 26 Infant dsYgh-
ter OF Isaac and Ida Chapman, months
Ply ou,h, Auaador county, June 2s-Inispt daugh-
ter Of william ano Ellen Venn, IL months.
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Simond's Eabob Bourbon Whisky.

FEST IN MARKET, WILL CURE NERvOUs-
? ness, debility, isdigestiou, fever, wtaFness,
dyspepsil ohiils etc Pas been sold in all the last
ern States and given universal satis faction. IL IS
hi hly recommended BY the Foclty Tor I'll essses %
fever end ague ueTyOusuess, weakness, debility,
dysp-psis indi, siion etc. Il IS nov introduced 70
the public OF tie Pacific SLOPE ndorscd by the eer
tIiclte Of the eminent Dr. s Dana Hayes, the state
Ass.yer Of Massachusetts and DR.. Il. 4. LuudeTbacE
Of IT Louis Me-, bo-h gentlemen prominent in
their profession, and which 10 guarantee 70 all
buvers Of ia purify and quality / can show thou
sands Of etters from per5us, from ii psrts a tho
Union and osnsdo to testify TO its merits snd the
benefit il hiss Afforded family medy aid tonic'
Kept BY alt Loading Drugglsts and Grooers 80 3p7m
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gREIear PRom he EAsr.

Passed Ogden on July Cd fer Sacramento {:
Seofied i Tegis, IS barrels bottled bear }. f. Hill
"A bundi es spokes; Huntington, Hopkins & Co, 8
boxes dsOr ratings, IL uozsn we'll buckets Joseph
Hahn & Co, box pzrtUmery Hall Luhrs & Co.
20 boxes salt meat; Kirk, G5ary s Co., box es-
genital oil. barrel cii.
For Marysville Sarah CrAddock, case household
goods.
For orovil e-J. c. Gray, boxes hardware
Fer GAlt--James Nelson, boxsj household
goods.
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COUNTY gRgAguRgR.a RgpoRr.

The following is the report OF the County
Treasurer, a. S. Greealav, for the month Of
June, 1888:
Cash on hand June LIST .............,.. SdS e5l 65
RECEIPTS.
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At q The Fosrcss Saioan No. AS street. bst-
tween Fourih&nd Filth, tine lunch VII be served
to-day, TIE bin OF fare viii consis5 CT the follow
ins choice 1ishss: Oyster SOUP, stuffed veli
chicken stew, hIn boiled IN cram. sgne; also,
" Son2n Punch. which Is one OF ;ile most delicious
drinks Tor III 4sh Of July known te the GO Don't
f4i visit Inc Forrest tofore ard after TIE prO
cessioa
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Sacramento July 3-By Rev T. S. Dunn, at the
> residence OF the brides parents, Hon. Judge
James oNeal, of Dayisville, Yolo county, to May
D, eldest daughter OF Thos. W. Gimer, Esq.
(No cards. Philadelphia papers please copy
Sacramento, July BY Justice J. C. Tubbs John
W. Grace OF Folsom, to Alice yelling, of Salmon
Falls
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SUPERIOR COURT.
TUESDAY, July 3, 1888.

DEPARTMENT Twc-AcFAkhASD, Judge
Emily Verify ". william Verity-Piaintifi's appli-
catson for a Temporary injunction submitted aud
oyetIuled.
E N Sklsgs Ts. ". T Wilson-Case dismissed,
each party To pay thrir own costs.
W L. wilson ". E. VI skaggs-Ssme order.
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SMALL. FARM S
FOR SALE.
SWEETgER g. ALsIP,

5 " & EFT SER & ALSIF,
IDEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
4 = No. lob Fourth street, between J and b,
Sacramento:
we have sHbaividcd n tract OF land, three
miles sous3east Of the city, into tracts OF 20 acres
and more, and cffer it from $50 to $55 per
Part Of this is planted 10 Grapeyines and Fruit
Trees; the laud Is Of superior quality Of red
land, being from four 20 SIX feet deep. FERNS OF
payment: third cash deferred payments
Inado satisfactory.
FARMS III BUTTE COUNTY.
SEQ Acres eT FIne sosLOm La d, wilh seed
Dwelling and Barn renting on Lease for &c
cash rent per acre Price, $50 Per acre.
Also
sea kcres Near Orsvuir. with One-qu after
of crop OF Wheat AID Barley, that will yield ls
bushels to acre. Prsce, $1,000.
s54 Acres: Fine DwelIiae. large Rarp.
out buildings, etc. fenced in several fields; all
veIy foe Ian rro1Uee nom 40 TO SO Bushels OF
Grain 200 se;es in Alfalfa Price. $50 per acre !;
three miles from Biggs' Station.
Also
For se',osO siG Access In cspay WALLER.
Cache Creek running through it,
ALSO -
ana Timber Land partly fenced some Iine bot
tom land on Sacramento river, u miles trem Red
ding, Shasta county.
asa Acres. with Dwelling and Barn Fine
Grain Land, nine miles from Sacramento. Price,
$500. -ALso----
For So, oee-S0 Acres, with Title; Ice
acres, PosssssoTy Title nine miles from auburn,
in I'll Dorado county. Good Dwelling and Barn,
Fruit Trees, Grapevines, Berries, etc. Well tim
bered and wstered.
For S45e0-Ss Acres. with New Dwelling,
and Barn; 5000 Grapeyines, COO Fruit Trees /;
-Four Acres ia Alfalfa Horse, Cow, Hngs, Wagon,
ana all Farming Tools three mies nom PeurJn,
Placer county.
20 ArFes-DweiIiRg ana Barn SEQ Fruit
Trees, I so Blackberry, 1000 raspberry and 1000
Grapeyines. Prise, $500.
AMAcOR COUNTY,
SEQ scres-one nile from Plymouth /;
good Building; 20 acres in Clever, can be -
creased 70 50. 10 bea1 of Cows sEd Heiiers 6
Horses. 3 Wagons, lor OF Hogs, all Farming Tools,
With paying Mix Route in town OF plymouth,
Price, $1,000
esa Aexes-fsnc miio from EatTobe; All
laEcsd. Price. Slo per sire
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