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Sehmu-. I.ime-ks3e

is pronounced to be the most popular OF
summer beverages. His store i daily
thronSed with ladies and gentlemen who
enjoy drinking from his cold soda fountains.
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A DAUGHTERS MISERY.

Eleven years our daughter suffered on q bel Of
misery
Prom q complication of kidney. liver, rbeu-
matte trouble. and nervous debility,
Under the carr Of The best physicians.
Who gave her disease various names,
Buf 10 relief
And now She Is restored % n IN good health by
as SIMPLE a remeiy as Hon Bitters. that we had
shunrei for years before using 1.-THE PA
EENTs.
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FATHER l. GETTING WILL.

Ny danFhiers say.
How much better father Is since be used Hop
BiiIers.~
lie Is getting wtll after bis long suffering from
q disease declared incuralle."
And We are so clad that he used your Bitters.
A LADY q Uuca. ny.
my l7-Thlw w ISa&Tulm
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SAVE M0NEV ny having vour purtng done al
fhe DISPATCH PEiSTISo-iloCsE. Good work,
i0w urices.anf satisfaction Guaranteed.
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CHANBER OF C0YVrRcT. /

RICHMOND, VA, May 3S. lSS3.
Dear Sir,-We have the honor 10 request
on the part Of the Chamber Of Commerce
that you viii arrange TO have the sleeper
that leaves Richmond on the l:20 \. NJ.
train carried through TO Greensboro in
stead Of stopping il at Danville, a. At pres
ent. This viii enable passengers from the
South 10 take the sleeper at Greensboro "A
regular supper stati0n) two hours earlier
than al present at Danville.
We are induced 10 make this request bv
complaints coming 70 us from our friends
and patrons travelling bv your road.
JOHN :. EILETT.
Chairman Committee Oh Inland Trade.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 \. NJ. so;
2 An, IS; noon. 81; 3P. NJ, 7G; GP.
NJ. 60; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, s. &c.
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ln the selection ~ cosmeiics. J. r. ArKiN son :
Mlk # White Roses while harm'e aud Gel sni-
faLly perflm.l. !. .ne u tle n-.l eaecave.
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WE ARE UNLOADING
OCg STOCK.

We HAVE PLACID on
CoUSTER mol
SIXTY MEN's ALL-wooL SUITS.
They were formerly -;
They nov 70 Ats6.
ON TABLE No.
TuERE ARR ONE HI SDRED AND TvENTr
MENs ALL-wooL SUITS
That were $40. sI2. and sIs.
Now ~ a. . suit
OS TABLE No
VIZ PLACED OSE HUNDRED MEN's sUITs,
Formerly sl4 and sl5 suits,
which 20 al tils great unloading sale at
sl0 SUI.
As ALL OUR GOODS ARE MARKED II
as-PLAIS FIcUREs. THEEE IS 30 DE-
cEPTioS.-ss
\. sAKs& Co,
s-RIcrLY oSE-PRicE CLorHIERs,
1oIs MAN STREET,
opposite post-oface.
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Ere>h LiInRH.

Lemonade Soda made from Fresh Lines
j. = pleasant, healthy beverage. Anionl
ha. the hesf.
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r1r-tn FrrnAcr nr RnsAnafIs.

FLUrD EXTRACT or RosADAIGs.
DR.. Il. Wilson Carr. of Baltimore says ~ be has
used ROsADALIs IA eases Of scr0fula and other
iseaaes with much satisfaction"
Dr T. 4. Pugh. u Baltimore recommends Ro-
sADALIs o. all persous suffering with disea-es
blood saving u j. superior 10 any preparation he
bas ever Used.
Rev. Dr. Dalney Ball. of the Baltimore Metbo-
dist Episcopal Conference south. says be- has o,en
-o much heneiteI by tie 20 q RosADALis that
be- echeeriully recommends Il % al his fnends and
ID cgua,lfance,.
GRAND OPENING of uew White Goods Laoes.
FmtrCidories. Parasois. Pans Hosiery. bress
Goods. Lawns C0r-ets. H0opskiris- Matiiurs' OIL
Cloths. Uulershirts &C.. &c. bought II auction ~
ID. & T.. MlTTELuoUFEE's.
81 Broad .fnff.
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
II RAILROAD COMPANY.
PILGRIMAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO.

GRAND Gown ANDFEN or VIRGINIA.
GRAND RECORDERS oFFICE.
RICHMOND. VA June u. 1ss3.
CPECIAL ORDERS: \<L
~ AL AFFILIATED SIR KNIGHTS ~
II TEF STATE wbr propose making y
the ID ri EisEt Ic 81 Francisco % attend Il y
Ihc fnlcllEe of The Grand Encamp pmeut/
q re United state in August viii af The earliest
day c4hlf-cfTfaiuiy before the 10TH DAY
OF July notify the urald Recorder q tleir in
fentiurs.
II They ore -o1l' red O. have certificates. nder
srllfurr cf flf l rand Recorder. and seal and sig
naiurr of taeir keea arar. q their good standing.
and ~ the relafi O. them - the ladic. whom
Oh ~ Tr posf 90 rsks wlth them. n order that theV
may have tle advantage - tae special rates %
raifrlsr fran-prr.atinl.
lll. Th- aE.tss7-H expenses of the TIP Deet not
r-ssf fhf sum - 500 per capita
b or1er PEIIlN :. COZ rs. Grand Commando.
WILLIAM q. lSAAC>.
5el4--0t Grand Recorder.
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The Fireman Feud.

AZ meeting of the Committee on Fire
Department held az headquarter. yester-
day evening the charges preferred against
NJ. Z. sutton, driver, and =. Webber. en-
gineer. u the Brook-Avenue Steam-Fire-
Engine Company. for fighting. were inyes-
tigated. After 4 fEll hearing Of the case
the committee exonerated and acquitted
Mr.. sutton from blame in the matter. and
dismissed the charges against both parties.
and ordered their restoration 10 duty. Be
fore the order Tor restoration 10 duty was
made both partie, came before the c0m-
mittec. said they regretted what had oc-
CURED. and gave their assurance that there
woull BE- DO more trouble betWeen them.
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The sleeper on the DanviIle Road.

The following IS the correspondence re-
ferred 70 in the proceedings OF the Cham
ber Of Commerce at the meeting held
Thursday evening:
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THAT ~KNOwLEDGE Is POWER -

NEEDS No DFNONSTR ALTON. AND He WHO
By EXPEBlENCf KNOWS THE VALUE Of
TAEkANI-> SELZER APERIENF DOES MOI
NEFD To bE TOLD THAT HI iAS IT WITH
N HIS POWER TO WARD orr FENkRS.
ATTACKS. HEADACHES. AND AL
THE Ills ARISING FROM A Dl>ORDfkkD
STOMACH. LIKFR. or BOWLS. 4 TEA
SPOONFUL IN 4 GT. 49, or WATER. BEFORE
EATING. ACTS LIKE 4 CHARM. AND NJ
WISE MAN WILL Be WITHOUT IT. FOX
SALE 81 ALL DRUGGISTS.
e les, ,Tu&Th2w
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DID sHE DIE :

NO.
Sbe fingered and suffered aiong, pining away
al the tine Tor years
T0e doctors coi1g her no good
- and al last was cured by this Hop Bitiers the
p4pers say 50 mnch about
lndeed. lndeed.~
How thankful we should be FOR that medicine
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Late Weather Report.

l>Iecial telegram - the Dispaichl
WAsHINGToS. ID. C., June 16-1 4. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States. slightly
warmer, generally fair weather. light south
erly 10 westerly winds, lower barometer. r''
For the South Atlantic States. slightly
warmer, easteTly TO souiherly winds. fair
weather, lower barometer In the northern
porfiou
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CHURCH-HUL YoUNG MES's CHEIsTAN
AssoCIATI0N.-There win De- meeting 81
the people u Church HUI In the Interest
of the Young Mems Christian Association
branch tomorrow afternoon ai { o'clock az
the Third Presbyterian church. 4 bne
musical programme has been arranged.
Mr. L. ". Watkins. international secretary
among commercial travellers, and num-
bcr of the minister. Cf the city. viii De
present 10 address The audience.
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GEORGE ScnGS

two summers ago, and nov the NOS, popular
drink n use. Try 10.
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T HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
j SPRING STOCK or GOODS. cIiISKsf
MATTlSGs ~ a1 grades. OIL. CLOTHS and
An6 HOLLANDS. coR<lCE and cokNtCE
POLES. LAcE-cURTAISs- &C. fAPkR-
Txnsrfsls afts,.s ID "a. Wofk done 10 town OF
eopEtry. A. SLSssNHr
sp ez-sm islI Main street, kies-Dond. Va
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
urBIG.> EXTRACT OF NEAT.

RICHMOND BAzAAR, 10 An horses, mules
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/. uev GUNNER beverage, originated aai 50 named
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DIED..


Sacramento, June 11-Mariana, daughter Of Joe A.
and Ceasion Nagas, native of California, 5
months and days.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place from
residence of parents, Second street. between s and
T, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Sacramento, June IL Louis Albert, infant son of
Barbara asd the late Louis grumpler, 6 months
and l6 days,
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. which will take place from
the residence Of John Bauer. No. 422 L street.
between Fourth and Fifth, tomorrow (Wednes-
day afternoon at o'alock.l
Georgetown, Sacramento county June s-Ignnz
Hotfkuceht
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place from
the residence of Frank Luttg, in Georgetown,
this afternoon at o'cock.l
Danville, Contra Costa county, June Mrs. Sarah
J. Young, native of Missouri, Ga years, IL
months and 81 days. tsiissouri papers please
Chico, June May Valentine Miller, months and
Cousa, June 6-Laura z. Cooper, 81 years.
Cousa county, June 5-Henry A. Wright, 90 years.
Bi2gs, June 5-Francis Z. Bloomfield, months.
Marysvile, June David Van Ruskirk, year, I
month and q days
Susanville, June 5-lnfant Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
Summers.
Auburn, June 6-wm Bailey. A years.
Near Auburn, May 23-Liola Bell, years and 7
months.
Nesr Auburn, May 2s-eeorse Bell, 3 years and 8
Near Auburn, June samuel A. Bell, 10 years and
months.
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BRIEF MENTION.

There is a scarcity of men on the river
boats, and but few, if any, vessels are fully
manned.
Walter B. Ferral, the newly.elected Health
Officer, was yesterday appointed s local Pc.
lice officer.
There will be an ice cram and literary
social by Capital Lodge. 1. 0. G. T., at Ex.
empt Firenen's Hall, this evening.
The name Of Margaret Ann McHale ap-
peared in report of the Police Court pro-
ceeGings few days since. II should have
been Margaret Ann Mccain.
The entire stock Of the Boston Bazsr, No
sd X street. will be sold By public auction
tomorrow, sale commencing at 1880 O'Clock.
Bell & Go. are the auctioneers.
Last evening, at caucus held by the mem
hers Of Company G., Ssrs6eld Guard, Clinton
i. White vas nominated for Captain. The
election viii take place next Monday evening.
Last evening Coroner Clark received dis
patch from Franklin stating that the body Of
Ignaz HoffkL echt. the man who was drowned
in the river on Friday evening, had been
found.
Sumner Pest, NJ. 8, G. A. R, has $500
remaining, after paying all expenses Of Me-
morial Day, from the money collected, This
will be transmitted to the Trustees of the
Veterans Home, at Napa.
TIE net proceeds of the Farmers and
GraDgsIs' picnic, held at Bssch's Grove 3
few days since, was Sl63 %. OF THE, $50
was donated TO the California Patron and
S113 . TO the orphan asylum of this city.
The Fourth of July Celebration Commit
tees met last evening At tie reading rooms Of
ihs Golden Eagle Hotel for consultation.
None of tie committees were ready to re-
port. and they adjourned TO meet again pt
the same place Thursday evening.
NJ. a. Wilson, a Deputy Sheriff Of San
Francisco, came up from the bay last even
ing, en- route to the Folsom State Prison,
having in charge Peter Alberts, who is sen
fenced 60 ten years imprisonment for rob
berry and Toy All Park, convicted of MUIR
der ia the frat degree and sentenced to life
imprisonment.
The Register of the University OF Califor-
mis-. recsi 5ed for 1882 3, gives complete in.
formation concerning all the colleges and
departments of the institution, the several
Courses of study, members of faculty, in
structOrs, students, commencement and end
ing of terms, etc. Among the students Of
the past year there were from Sacramento,
Frank II. Powers, Junior Glass, civil en-
gineer course; George Edwards and Henry
w. Tracy, literary course. and Joseph A.
Heymap, classical couIse, Sophomore Glass !;
Eugene A. Avery and Fort Snyder, literary
and political science course. and W. II.
Freichler, Jr, classical course. Freshman
Glass, end James w. Tryon in college Of
nharmacy,
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socIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Emma Garfield has returned from visit to
Stockton.
Mrs Thomas Gaffney, Mrs PascolI and n. S. VIII
bur, from Buckeye valley, are in tie city.
Miss Gussie Wilcox left for San francisco yester-
day, where she viii attend the Thomas concerts.
Mr.. and Mrs John E. Cooper left for san Fran
cisco yesterday, 10 take part in the Thomas con-
certs.
Mrs. George Beeler, Of this city, who has been
spending few weeks in san Francisco, has re-
turned.
Miss Nay Bonte, daughter Of Rev. Mr.. BOnte, CT
the State University, Is visiting friends in Sacra-
mcnto
WI. corustocs, Of this city, returned Saturday.
via the Southern Pacific, from SIX week trip 70
the East.
Mrs. stephen Jalnison aud her daughter Eliza, Of
0pair Placer county, visiting friends IN sacTa-
mento and Washington
T r. Stephens Of Plaserville; R. E. Gardner, Of
Slnora; F. Outlay, Of auburn; John Tuits- of
santa Graz, and c. e saNey, Of Marysyile, are in
the city.
L. G. Pratt, Of Apollo Co-nmaudery, Chicago, and
wife arrived in Ssn Francisco lsst Wfek the first
two railroad tickets issued 70 Knights Templrr al
Conelsye rates.
gave very pleasant party 70 about forty couple Of
their friends Watson ( Fisch's band Of this city
furnished the music.
Mrs. H. Miller. Of this city is visiting her sister,
Ms frtd HCfmeiSter, at Placervtlle- She Is &C
coupanied by Mrs l. Z Leake, wife Of the editor Of
the Dixon Tribune.
Mr. and Mrs o. ". Hollenbeck, Of Auburn, we're
the recipients Of surprise party evening last
week, the occasion being The 5Ist anniversary Of
Mr. Hoilel5eck's birthday.
Mrs A. Z. Burr, Of this city, left for San Fran
cisco aud other points Friday afternoon Mr.. E 4.
Burr left for san Francisco Yesterday en- route to
Littoz Springs where he intends to rusticA5e for
time
Arrivals at the Goldea Eagle Hotel: W strass-
burger, c. r AllArtt. San Franchises a. G. Nc.
Cartney Pittsburg Ira l. Carver. Boston B. +.
Martin wStettoTn, y. Y; T. Frieustein, Leipsie I;
]. N. Massey, B0die F. T. Dinsmore, Sonora D.
p Brine New York A. L Pirie, ". B. Ogden,
Scotland !. B wiley, Piqus, o.; S. b. A gel,
Butte City Miss Ida a. Lorsen, Chicago.
Arrived at the state House hotel Ms. Leirick.
Greenwo J. Tufts, Santa Cruz Mrs L l. Gaa-
ney. Miss Gsfuey, J. l. Wilson, kos't Csaig, 5. E.
Wristan, Bart Daniels and wife, J. II. OTsrmsyer,
wn. Rafferty,, K T. SC - II Scott o. NJ Harvey J.
S Philips Ms Hsncoek, J. J. Campbell, John G. ge,
J. FURNISH, J. II Ferris, Seymour Carr, J. Mhise
and wife Chas Q ii-gie, Gait Mrs Trezi and chld,
T. J. Flicker, Mary-SiBe; }. l. Tensrty, Audrss
HohI Peasant Grove; Z. W. Hulphrey, c. v.
Humphrey ir. J. Earshal, Fair Pay: ]ohr
saairss stockton r. Hasness, Phil Oyer, Crsuia
hes, } A. Nclrsth, W. G5u 4, u. s Iip8ers, Sal
ranCisca, ]. 3 Brzdfo1'l, FrRaslia; J. ?. Glenn
Nical.us B. Burt. Anador; ?. Bailey. county
! W H. M.rt5n. O1kiAnd I. }. Wake, Yis1iia E
f sisgfried, ossage; z. .ic,slag. Ransone siie
Syracuse, \. I.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

II STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES II
4 you are so unfortunate as 10 require then.
With mind rnatured and enriched by STUDIES Of IN
advanced order, can safely say that there Is hardy
disease in the catalogue Of human lis that cal.
not treat 70 a successful issue
LADIES-I am siways ready TO Assist you BY
past knowledge has been increased BY extensive
experience. I'm now sbie 70 treat you With ttt
certainty Of success No eass peculiar % your dsi'
cste orgalism IS beyond my SIRE control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior 70 sry
offered heretofore, and viii be warranted % nave tbs
desired effect in all cases.
These q the public who need ny ssrvieas can Dc.
pend upon gsafleInanly, honorable aad scentiLe
treatment II reasonable rates.
/ address particularly those who have been In
tured by youthful hidiscsetions, and those whf
have contracted local diEesses
Persons afflicted can, Il they prefer, consult 10
by letter detailing the symptoms Of toe disease q
trouble, and receive medicine by express, with r.
Instructions AL letters must be directed 70 j. =.
JOSSELYN, H. D., ZIG Suttcr street, San tr@neis
Co, Gel.
Cure warrs ited IN al cases, or no pay require
Consultations, personally or BY letter, gratis. Sere
for book. Comfortable apartments Tor patients 81
my Infrrlary lwhen desiredl with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors, ZIG Suffer street, sdton5 ?
| the Young Mems Christian Association balielng-
Office hours-From A. " 20 sP.A
| NE Diploma hangs In my Office.
| Purchase my Essay on Physiology and AAFxaz
| For sale By all DeEsdealers.
fsZ3 isa j. III. JOsSEIFS. ". ID.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
MONDAY, June II, 1888.

11ONHAit JUNE AZ AoS'-
DEPARTMENT oEg-ARXsTRoss, Judge.
Estate OF c. G. Hidden, deceased Final dis
tribution ordered and administrator discharged.
Estate Of Ann C. Gum, deeeased-co Continued
one week.
Estate OF John Neub .ur, deeeased-Real estate
sale confirmed.
Estate Of Charles Elmer, deceased Distribution
ordered.
People w. William Avery, burglary Defendant
sentenced TO Folsom for four years
People w. An Ii, alias All Lung, assault TO MUIR
der-Defendant sentenced to fourteen years at
Folsom prison.
People vs.. ]. C. Lincen, alias Wright, burglary
New trial granted, because the word degree" wss
omitted in the written verdict Of the jury after the
words " burglary OF the second"
In the matter o. the estate OF 5. A. Bonstin, H.
solgent-Detendant discharged.
D. Foley vs.. f. Observation-Disclosures one week.
DEPARTMENT Two-McFARLASD, Judge.
J. S Cameron vs.. J. q. Carroll-Denurrer con
tiuued by consent.
J. Rice vs. J. H. McKune-Motion TO strike out
parts of complaint continued by cons mt.
Margaret Taylor vs.. j. L. ODER ct si.-Settlement
OF statement on mo.i0n for a new trial continued
by consent.
Al Toand vs.. A. Heilbron-Motion fer new
trial submitted on briefs.
Sheldon VS.. Mull-Conti0ued
g. Hasselbach w. r. S. Carey-DemurTer TO com
plant sustained.
Estate Of Z. L. Billings, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Of J. n. Stephenson TO be relieved from bond of
administrator continued one week.
John GsffneY ys. P. Mahan and NJ. Roach-Dis-
missed BY consent.
John Cook and II. Hoey vs.. T. D'Hondt-De-
murrer submitted
Estate Of P. McMauus-F G. Wat srhouse ap.
pointed administrator; bond, 5000.
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rRE1GHr FRom TBK EAST.

Passel Ogden on the OH for Sacramento A
a. Van VOORHEES, & Co.. bundles hardware Adams
Mcneil & Co.. bundles hams Billingsley & Co,
case brushes, bundle mop handles Capital Fur
niture Company, boxes chairs; y. a. Van Yoor
HES s. Co, boxes wood lasts; ". A. & g. S.
HCughtOn, 9 cases biheads; /. A. Simon, l barre
yesst; Mary J. Cowgan, bale cotton e. W. Ches
ley, case cigars; Jos. Hahn & Co, boxes drugs
Kirk, Geary & Co, Il boxes drugs Standard Oh
Company. 800 cases oil; Huntington Hopkins 6
Co. IS plates STEEL 1G boxes carriage bolts u bun
dies rakes, boxes hardware }. T. Davis L Son, l
carload buggies and fixtures.
For Narysyi; 60. D. Richmond, ! crate and
box stoves crate ovens; WightmIn & Hampton
$50 pounds gunware.
For Red Bluff. & j. Dobson, 8 rolls carpet.
Passed Deming, n. NJ, the Sih for Mays
Vile Huntington, Hopkins * Co., boxes scales.
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Farms For ale

DY SwEETSER & ALSIP, REAL ESTATE AND
i , Insurance Agents, No. i0l5 Fourth street, be-
tween and K, Sacramento:
III SHASTA COUNTY.
,i4i Acres Grain. GIaZlng and Timber
Land, partly fenced some fine bottom land, on
Sacramento river, y miles from Redding. Price,
BUTTE COUNTY.
eco Acres Of Fine Bottom Lard. with Good
Dwelling and Barn renting on a Lease for GO
cash rent per acre. Price. $50 per acre.
-ALso-
SEA acres Near OroviIIe. with Cne.qusrter
Of crop OF Wheat and Barley, that viii yield Is
bushels to acre. Price, $4,000.
e5s scres; Fire Dwelling, large Barn.
Cut tuildioss, etc. fenced in several helds; all
veIv fBe isn5 produee from 20 to 30 Bushels OF
Grain 200 ac-es IN Alfalfa. Price, $50 per acre;
three mics from Biggs Station.
YGLO COUNTY.
si6 seres In Capsy Valley; Good Grain
or Fruit Land; Cache Creek running through Il
Price, 81 GOO.
90. Acres OF Rich Cache Creek Bottom
Land four miles from Woodland; good buildings !;
well fenced. Price, Sc, CO.,
SACRAMENTO COUNTY.
rJa Acres. Five Niles from city; Dwelling,
Barns, Sheds; j Acres in Fruit, Vineyard and
Berries; al farming tools included, and IS well
fenced Price, $500.
-ALso-
$50 Acres, with Dwelling and Barn Pine
Grain Land miles from Sacramento. Price, s9,oto
-ALso-
leo scres-f miles from the city Coed
DEelIing and Barn; 20 acres IN Vineyard; 10 IN
Fruit Trees (; 2 acres in Blackberrles (; has POND
stocked with Carp; soil deep, produces from Is 70
Is bushels Grain 70 acre one Of the best upland
pl,ees in the county. Including the Crop, the
price is SIs, 900.
$50 Aeres-e5 Acres In Vineyard II Acres
in Orchard; 10 acres in Berries COED Buildings,
Steam Pump, Farming Tools Without crop
e. DORADO COUNTY.
so acres with Title. $50 Acres P0ssessory-
miles from Auburn; good Dwelling and Earn
Fruit Trees Grzpeyines, Berries, etc; wei tin
be.ed and wzrered. Price, 5000
PLACER COUNTY.
sa Acres. wish rev Dwelling and Barn
co Grapevi1ss, Coo Fruit Trees, four screS IL
Alfalfa; Horse, Coz, Hogs, Wagon and al Farm
ing Tools. Price, $500.
20 Acres-pwenins and Bern: see FTnli
Trees I5eo Blackberry, 1850 Raspberry and ,u'J'
Grape Vines. Price, & 0oa.
ANsCOR COUNTY.
900 AeTes-0ne mile from PIymenth
GOD Bu,laf7x: 20 seres in Clover, can be il
creased 70 60. l6 head q Cons and hsifers
Hoses Wagons. lot q EeEs. al Farming Iools
vita : ItEring Milk Route in tosn OF Pisraoat1
PFics. $4,000.
eoa aereS-0ne mile from Eatrobe, al
fenced Price $40 per acre.
sWEgTsEs & ALsfP. sacramssfss
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Maximum temperature, 10: minimum, 81 Q /;
maximum velocity and direction Of wind, 20 miles,
and variable from the south.
River above lcs-water marx, at II 4. X Il 3 ieet
"a fan q inches in the past q hours.
JAMES a. BARWtCK,
Sergeant, Signal Corp I. 5. A.
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FoR Picnic Enthusiastically unrivaled
Club. House Punch. For sale by the bottle or
case. G. W. Chesley, 81 Front ST., sole SCENT
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Ice BLANKETS at Woolen Mills Depot, only
so cent?, 70 cents aud 81.
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DRESS GOODS

Black and All Coors in Doube-old Serges, SO cents
per yard.
All-wool Foules, rs cents
Black English Cashmere, rs cents
Black Lace Bunting, "A inch, 50 cents.
Cashmeres, in new shades, IS cents
Mohair Brocades IS cents.
Combination Suitings, plain and brocade in all the
:" crush" colors, rs cents.
Black Satin Brocades Is cents
Myrtle Green and Garnet Silk Brocades 81.
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THAT bsd breath comss from indigestion
Take Samaritan NerViRe. Il stops the cause.
81 30,
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Ice BLANKETS at Woolan Mills D spot, only
80 cents, 70 cents and 81,