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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-11
DIR. HAIRS
CURE

4 remedy Giat has becl teStef in thousands OF most
obstinate G'ld declared iHctr0bic cdacS nth the most
astonishing and satisfactory results. =. To cure
Tong stGHdnS is truiy uictory in the healing
art" \ GRATIFIED RECoGNGTioN
CHAS. J. BAGGE, san Leandro, Cal, writes,
September II, 1888. Three years ago this day
received bottle of your Asthma Cure, and for
q long time | kept You informed of my condi-
ton. which You will remember was favorable.
The last letter that you wrote ne, You asked if
you could publish some of my letters in the
papers here. answered you requesting little
longer time. %ow | feel that ! can safely say
that nm entirely curcd. | have never enjoyed
better health than 1 do now. 1t is eighteen
months since used any of the Asthma Cure.
valuable 6i-pGge Treatise containing similar
proofs from every State in the L. S, Canada
and Great Britain will be mailed upon aPplica-
ton.
Remember, every Wholesale Drug House in
San Francisco has DIR. Hairs Asthma Cure
i'll stock. Ask your Druggist for ii.
Branch Office London, Eng, 2i9i3 High Hol-
born.
DR.. b. w. HAIR & son, Projectors. Gin
cinnati, o. s1-3mTuIhS
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ST DAVID'S.

A FIRST GLASS LODGING HOUSE, CON
n tains 100 rooms; rs Howard street, near
Third San Francisco. This house is especially
designed as a comfortable home for ladies and
gentlemen visiting the city from the interior.
No dark rooms. Gas and running water in each
room The floors are covered with body Brus-
sells cGrpet and all the furniture is made of solid
black walnut. Each bed has spring mattress
with an additional hair top mattress, making
them the most luxurious and healthy beds in
the world. Hot and cold baths large parlor
and reading-room, containing Grand Piano
all free to guests. Price, single rooms per night
so cents fe- week, from 8 upward House
open ali night. r. HUGHES, Proprietor.
At Market-street Ferry. take Omnibus line of
street cars to corner of Third and Howard.
iv2-TuThStf
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GROCERY FOR SALE.

A GOOD PAYING GROCERY STORE, WITH
"A stock and fixtures, win be sold cheap for
cash, on account of leaving the city. For par
tlculars inquire of HALL LUIIRS & co, 91S
Second street auoe-onim
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CHANGE IN TICKETS.

The Directors last night ordered that
where a season ticket is purchased in the
name of lady, it shall admit her and
another lady, or herself and her minor
children. This is to cover the case of
widows, for instance, or of ladies who
come without escort. But such tickets
must be issued to lady. The rule will
not apply to gentlemen-that is, a season
ticket bought by gentleman in his name
will not admit two gentlemen. The Board
orders also that the tickets for the season
to drivers of hacks shall be s., drivers of
coupes So and drivers who drive families or
private carriages So.
MUsIC-RECEIPTS.
The receipts yesterday were gratifyingly
large being 81 IA 30 The music pro-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-11
TWENTY THOUSAND CITIZENS

OF SACRAMENTO
GtAN TESTIFY THAT THE ..sS3s..--s,,
" MATHUSHEK is the only Piano ssssss{SsSsssSSsk5
that has successfully stood the Gilt Z Ss
mate for the last fifteen years. Over 500 in con-
slant use here. Call and see them 5Z7 J street
COOPER'S MUSIC STORE s2-9pIm
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500 acres of rich black loan soil, suit
able for Grain, Fruit or Cattle ranch: has liy-
ing springs of water; 300 acres will produce
Alfalfa; situated on the coast in Monterey
county. Price 5000
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80 acres, which VIII be subdivided into
l0-acre Tracts; has Dwelling and Barn: acres
in Grapes; 8 miles from Sacramento Price.
So per acre.
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C1p 0OO FARM FOR SALE, $50 TT
DlO.VUU Acres, well fenced in five EsY@
fields fine large buildings, healthy and --4~
beautifully located, nine miles from Sacramento;
good school near this place. Farm % miles
from railroad village; - acres in Vineyard; 500
bearing Fruit Trees; 20 Orange Trees, of which
l. are bearing now; balance of the land all level
and under cultivation. Price. $50 per acre.
For terms, inquire of CARL STROBEL, No 32I
J street, Sacramento. slI-3tSwtt
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For So, 10000 acres; 20 acres of which
are in Grapes; acres in Peaches; acres in
Strawberries and BlackberrieS good Dwelling
and Barn. miles from Sacramento
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-11

Tor Sic, 000-16O acres, 10 acres in Grapes,
Il few Fruit Trees, Dwelling and Barn; living
water upon the place; situate ~ miles from
Sacramento.
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MUsIC-RECEIPTs.
The receipts yesterday were gratifyingly
large, being $1,744 90 The music pro-
gramme for tO-night at the Pavilion will be :
At the Park.

Last evening the xylophone solo, by Mr..
Kidd, was loudly encored, and was re-
ncated
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1,1?O acres of land in Butte county; 4
miles from Sacramento river; produced over
1000 sacks of wheat this year from GOO acres,
each sack averaging iG9 pounds; has Dwelling,
Barn and Granary. Price, $50 per acre Land
of the same quality cannot be purchased in
Butte county for less than 81 per acre.
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u NOR MTG

VIEWS OF Mt. VERNON AND TOMB OF
' Washington. including many Battle Views
and Scenes of the Late War: views of the City
OF Washington. D. c.; incidents in the Life of
The Savior; also, Scenes in Other Lands, at PIO-
NEER HALL (baSemen0, Seventh street be-
tween and X. Admission, y cents: children
under l., l0 cents. Performance commences at
10 p. u. slI-Its
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STEINWAY g. SONS, Pr

IN. street, bet. Sixth and Seventh, aSs<sssSas IL
qpp0site Courthouse. PIANOS TOO ~
LET. Pianos sold on installmep;s ie9-2pIm
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10 acres of Splendid Fruit Land, IA miles
from city limits. Price, s125 per acre.
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WRIST BKAvRR ITEMS.

WEST BKAvRR ITEMS.
The st. John Sunday sc hool viii pic
mic on Saturday, August 10th at Black
Oak Ridge. All are cordially invited
to come.
DIR. X. Rothrook Of Mcclure intends
erecting q new house on Brown and
Walker Sts. In the near future.
David Rothrock and II. II. I.aub
made a business trip to Freeburg last
week.
Swineford g. Knepp have traction
engine.
There will he q Blaine & Logan
club organized Ia Mcclure In the near
future.
Bannerville for cake-walks and Ad.
amsburg for pretty girls.
w. Y. mclaughlin Is visiting friends
IN Lewistown.
Gross & Ulsh killed q hog last week
that dressed 327 pounds. We think 1t
a little too early for Buckwheat cakes,
but tha sausage was No. l.
David Baker will soon have his new
n onse finished Of whiah Druckenmil-
Ter and Mo urer are ths workman.
o. lay me down on q chunk OF ice.
Way down In . l0oO-foot well,
And fan my brow with threshing
machine,
-
For Tin sick OF this hot spell.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

in The matter Of The estate of Michael Afoy-
en- late Of Adams to,cns.ip, SnydSr
county, Pa, deceased.
To Caroline Moyer. wilsv. Joseph Moyer, An. .
ps Meyer ipterma rriod with John Bolonder,
Ammeh, Oscar and EilEaheth, minor children oi
Jonathan NoyeI, decd, and have no guardian q,
all Of the above IssIdng In Snyder county oa.
sept Elizabeth who rosiAos near White Springs.
Union county, Pa, William. Charles, Jtms.,
Ida N: and George, children OF Urah MoyeT,
decd. the last Jour named aro minors and have
no guardian, Horny Moyer,all residing In School.
craft Tallahassee county, Michigan: Elln, Jane
iatermarried with WIN. Boganrlei, residing near
White Springs. Union county, Pa, heirs and 10.
E.i rspissOnlatives q Midaasi Meyer, iats Of
You ere hereby nofiasd that by Virtue ora
writ OF inguisition f,sped out OF tho Orphans
that an Inquest viii hs held on the farm OF
M!shssi noysr, In Adsins townshlp, spy.
SEP, nth. isst. sts o,eicct a: N. 70 make
partition or valuation OF the Real Estate OF the
safd dsosased. When and whsrs You may ct.
July Gl, lsst.
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II will pay every body 10 examin,
the immense Stock Furniture fo
sals by the Popular Furniture NOR
W. H. FELIX Lswistown Pa
Foe. SALR.--The undersigned will
sell at Private Sale tho following val
uable property, viz A dwelling
house, . acres OF farm land. Q bark
miils' ! Stationary Engine ami Boiler
(2o horsepower, lately rspaired,) all
in the Borough OF Hartleton, Pa. Al
so % acres OF timber land, situate near
the same borough. For further par,
ticulars oall on or address,
". II. HARTER,
Hartleton, Union Co., Pa.
AaaiSeyei At SOC per keg less than
regular price at Siiuonton. Barber 4
Co.
FQR THE CAhPAIGS.-The Phila-
doiphia Weekly Press will he sent by
MaA till after the November slsctjon
for ~ esRts. The daily Press for 80
cents per month.
Why pay speh high prisss for meat
when yop can buy pssksvai 20 cheap
rs HmRnton, Aarbes' \ D9ss They
4avs . large stock on hspd which
tbey Aye eloglus 0ut ~ ~ cents per
keS Iese Than the regular ptioe.
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An exchange SAYS Katydid, who
ought not repeat It's plaintive accusa-
tions until late In August, has been
pronouncins them for several even
ings In this locality with energetic
ejaculation. Katydld is accepted as
a Weather prophet Of much more We.
racity than Wlggins, and much more
settled In her reputation than vennor
was before he died. Indeed Katy did
is far more reputable In it's psophe
cies than Bair's almanac. When
Katydid begins hsf song In one word
IL is regarded as herald Of coming
winter and that In thirty days there
after frost will begin to blight the
earth. The oats harvest has been
earlier this year than for n number OF
years previous, and when The wind
blows over the oats stubbles then
THE melancholy days have come,
The saddest Of the year"
The State Normal School OF this dis.
trict, Mt Bloomsburg, will enter upon
Its fall term, Tuesday. September 2d.
1884. During the vacation large sum
OF money and Kreat care have been
expended in putting the property In.
To the best possible condition, the In.
terror Of the buildings Is probably
surpassed by that OF no other school
In the State. a new finish on the
walls, paint and other improvements,
render the students rooms more at
tractive than ever before. The school
gives FULL PROFESSIONAL STANDING
by it's DIPLOMA and almost free tut
ton to those gratiuatin q In two years
Thorough training is secured by a
large corps Of skilled teachers and
long recitation periods. Recent chan
ges increase the efficiency. Many
students are prepared for college
The last was the most prosperous year
In the history OF the school; the grad
uating class numbered forty -seve n.
Students having n card from the Prin.
cipal get half fare on the ID. l.. & w.
Il. Il. For catalogue address Rev. u.
J. Walter, Jr., Principal.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In thc Estate Of 1d-l In he Orphans
am Wagner, decd. j Conrt Of Snyder Go
The undersigned auditor appointed by the or.
phans' Court OF Snyder county 10 distribute the
funds remsj jning In the hands Of Adam Wagner,
exec utnr Of the last will and testament of Adam
Wagner, latD Of West Beaver township, Snyder
county, Pa, do0'd, will meet tho parties In intor
ough Of Middleburgh, on Saturday, the 30th day
OF August, A. ID. 1885,, Rt Q O'Clock, =. m, when
and whore all parties having claims against said
estate are requested IN present than duly authcn.
tcatod or to bo forever dobarred from coming for
a share OF said fund. JACOB UILHERT,
Auditor
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BRAyERTowN JoTTINaa.

BRAvBRTowN JoTrINGs.
As Mrs. Jacob Grimm and her aunt,
Miss Mary Walter were aiightIng
from the buggy after returning from
Beavertown one day last week, the
horse was frightened by a dog, and
making q quick turn, upset the buggy
and threw the women to the ground.
the buggy passing over one Of them.
The horse then ran over some logs al
the saw mill and broke the buggy 10
fragineuts. He freed himself from the
buggy and ran to the lower end OF
the farm. where he was caught. Both
women we're badly braiscd but were
not seriously hurt, 4-
George Dreese was obliged to shoot
the beet horse he had, last week. Ne
had been sick for some time and was
beyond recovery.
Hog cholera In again ravaxinp the
eastern end OF Beaver township. Ed.
ward Freed lost three hogs and also a
young COW, last week.
The Canada thistle Is gradually be.
coming II pernicious pest to our farm.
ers.
Miss Sallie Beaver and Messrs ]. A.
Aigler, G. l.. Wetzel and J. 3. Kern
are attending the Normal Class and j
p. Carpenter and l.. l.. Specht the
Academy Mt Freeburg.
While W. N. Heimbach was ut Pax.
tonville Oh Friday. his horse wa,
frightened by the cars aud ran away
He broke loose from the wagon after
running short distance and thus on
ly slightly damaged the vehicle.
Gransum Camp has opened new
confectionery on Center street.
About fifty men and boys OF
this place crossed the mountain to
the campmeeting near Richfeld, Sun
day before last.
George Spaid Is having his new
house painted. There is no more
nicely arranged house In town.
The apple crop In this section Is O
little below the average --considera-
bly, larger than last s"a-. Grape,
will be abundant. Peaches will b,
scarce.
Several Of our citizens felt the earth
quake shock, on Sunday.
The addition to the tannery ha,
been raised. A tin roof will be put ON
the entire building.
New corn il in order.
3. G. Weike Is using, on trial, q Key
stone Driller manufactured at Falls.
ton, Pa. The drilling part OF the ma
chine works to charm, but the insyi
rator OF the engine refuses to do its
work. They drilled about thirty feet
deep ON j. u. Keurns' lot on Mon day,
but were kept from working half OF
the time by the inspirator. When the
inspirator worked they drilled from
eight to ten feet in an hour The ma
chihe drills wells Sc, on hundred feet
deep. LATRR-They adjusted u new
valve to the engine on Tuesday, and
the machine now works as well us can
be expected.
Messrs. A. NJ. Carpenter, J. y.
Freed and J. p. Wetzel with their
wives were the recipients OF welcome
guests recently-all young Misses.
While Alice Mowery was washing
of window on Friday she received
an ugly cash In her hand from a bro.
ken pane, which will prevent her from
working for quite while.
Calvin Bowersox and Miss Sallie
Mowery were united in the holy bonds
Of matrimony Oh Tuesday evening.
May their lives flow on as calmly as a
river.
Squire X. +. Brown and J. +. Eel.
lers Of Lewisburg accompanied by a
party from this this place are survey.
ing land Oh Shade mountain.
CITIzRS.
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FRKKBuRa ITRMs.

A
Miss Annie Wampole. She visited
the Freeburg Academy and Musical
Conservatory.
Miss Lille vonNeida OF Selinsgrove
was the guest OF Lille Keeler during
the week.
Harvey Brnggar Of Clyde, Ohio, is
visiting here aud Is the guest OF b. +.
Arnold, Esq. They visited the Free.
burg Academy last Tuesday. Mr.. Ar.
mold is a trustee Of the Academy.
DIR. II. M. Nipple Invested In 600
acres OF mineral land in Page county,
Virginia.
}. @. Kreitzer, Esq, and wife OF
Chapman were the guests OF p. s.
Reigel last Saturday.
Mrs: Johns, wife Of Hon. J. T.. Johns
Of Shamokin and her doughter Annie
Il. Johns, who Is one of the school
teachers of Shamokin. are visiting
here and are the gusts OF Rev. VAN,
pole.
Miss Lottie Blum, Mrs. Strouse and
two children Of Philadelphia, are Wis
iting ut the house Of John Hummel.
DR.. Elsie MitInan and her sister vi
oletta, accompanied by their mother
are visiting friends and relatives In
Nebraska and Missouri. They expect
to remain six weeks.
L. Bassler, Esq, bought the farm
OF WIN. Fisher containing 1870 acres
for $ll,5OO. 1t Is known as the Eyster
farm, situate two miles East Of Free
burg, on the road leading to Selins-
grove.
VIM. Fisher bought farm OF NJ. l..
Snyder situate In Penn township, for
$40, 800, known rs the Isaac Woodling
farm.
w. r. Lsidy and wife and Miss Zol-
lers Of Montgomery county are tho
guests OF +. +. Hilbish, Esq.
Prot. G. A. Bauer the noted pen
man instructs II large class In penman-
ship IN the Freeburg Academy.
Schnee's Hotel had IS horses and 40
guests to care for Tuesday evening.
A lively scene presented itself around
and In tho premises.
The normal class numbers ITO OF
which 30 are boarders. The Acade.
my 40 and the Musical Conservatory
2s. Prof keenan, is kept busy.
We observed at the entertainment
In boycr's Hall, Tuesday evening, the
familiar faees OF Harter OF the PosT,
Ulrich OF the Times, ex-Sherifr Bolen-
der and daughter, Judge O'Neil who
all seemed to enjoy the music and the
other exercises OF the evening.
Mrs II. G. Hamilton and her daueh.
ters Susie and BERTHE Of Selinsgroye
accompanied by Miss Scott of Sun.
bury and Miss Winegsrdsp Of Potts
Vile were the guests OF Prof, Boyer
last Tuesday evening, and Miss Sue
Hamilton presided at ths Piano dur
ing the performance Of . comical
quartstte at the opening Of the Musi.
cal Conservatory.
The Philharmonic Society feel IN
DER obligations to 8. H. Bysrly for bis
grand performances ON the violin. TO
Z. Stetlsr and 8. u. Bateman for their
valuable assistance and TO the choir
n the First Lutheran church of Sc.
linsgrove for their excellent music at
the opening OF the Music Conserve.
tory Tuesday evening and to r. 8. |
3lass, Esq, OF n. Y. and Prof. DIN \
Tor their excellent addresses.
A. 8. Maths, EGG, Of Mnlsrsburg,
was the guest OF Mrs. John Weist, last
Thursday. He brought his daughter
10 attend tho MUSICAL Conservatory |
under tho instructions Of Prof. Keen.
ssP
RKPORTER.
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RKPORTER.

FAkg NoTIoK. .-Eotias ~ hereb,
given that the printing books Of Jere
miah Grouse are in ny hands for col
lection, All persons knowing them,
selves indebted to the above, viii
please call and settle in q short time
or they will be charged according 70
advertised rates-$9@ a yeQf.
Middlebsrgh. P&s. Nv, =, '&,
Goods of Az kinds aS sfsslsy FsdpS-
dgced Prices, for Sash, pfspsttteEy to
ta*ipg 81 ipxai9A NJ &isoaten, Bss.
Der = Css. M
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A oIlission on the 3 b l.. Rsiiroad occurred
shout ono half mile below this place on Tuesday
evening by . freight train breaking In two which
was run into, by another cns following. rwO
ears wore com cpictely wrecked but mono Of the
employees iojur,d.
On Tucsd W afternoon Of last wcck Chss. n
Hsssempiux's barn In Lime stone township Tin
ion Oouu,y Was burnsj to tho rouud with all II.
con ents, including all his crops The total los,
vas ts,ooo, Insured for si,ooO. rho cause oi the
hrc 10 unknown.
Morris Eardliey has tuii, now cider prcss a,
his hcuse y niio North yi Midii,hurgh. Il has
al the latest improvements. urinds the spqles
by horsepower and requires No straw In tho press
Ing.
stcticrs Dro., proprictors OF tho Mi idlobursh
Flaming MIN arc this week turning out the
wood work for tho new School building at Al.
amsburv. Having all the latest imprv, cd ma.
chincry In the market, the boys aro enabled to
turn out all nrst class work at prices that com.
parc fsvorbly with Inferior work.
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MARRIED..

AT the home of the brides parents,
IN Centreville, Aug. 9TH, by Rev. w.
II. Stover, Mr.. John II. Bolig, of Mid
dleburgh, Pa, and Miss Ada V. Ber-
ger OF Centerville.
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ADMINISTRATORS A NOTJCE

a DMiNleIhAIOH b NOTICE.
"A Letters ~ Adninlstrstion on the estate
Of Catherine aspeerllny late Of West Bos ver
township, snyder Oenpty, Pa, decd, having
been granted to the undersigned, all persons
knowing themselves Indebted TO said estate are
requested to make Immediate payment, While
those having eiAims Will present them duly su.
MARTHA JANE BITNER.
DANIEL WtrMER,
August Z, 1854. AdWjnstYators. .C.T.A.
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THE POPULAR
Furniture House
MIFFLIN COUNTY.

Every department full and ready business rgest ana o
Carefully Selected Stock of WALNUT& PAINTED SUITS
ever shown in Lewstown Sixty Chamber from "a
s25O being twenty-five suits on hand at sny on.
before These ss oil gotten good sy make aud sn.
MONO Better and will DO sold low aoods
and near pces BEDS CHAIRS, BUREAUS SINKS SAFES IA.
ss oil kinds MATTRESSES all kinda FORTY LOUNGES from
soo up Reps brnses Teys Hair Cloth, Velvet covers We
w eAa 10 neso goods SIDE EBOABDS Handsome elegant
Our own make All Prices Cash Our desire ia n
ooods Low Prices and No Toubs to SHOW Coed
f'CTpHEs' PICTURE FRAMES etc., for tho million. N'