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THE CITY TN BRIEF.

Th ere were thlrty-six deaths in the city
during the week ending last night
Alois Woerner and Louisa Ballas, Edwin
Kellermeir and Augusta Cook have been Ii
censed to marry.
Rev. r. V. Hunter, of the Seventh Presby-
terrain Church. will preach a sermon tomorrow
morning especially for commercial men,
Peter Routier has been awarded the contract
for the erection of the three new buildings to be
added to De Paw University, at Greencastle, to
cost $4,000.
f. c. Stevens, the well-known importer and
breeder Of fine cattle, has engaged fifteen stalls
for the exhibition of some of his finest stock at
the Indiana State Fair.
The suit Of Patrick J. Kelleher, administrator
of the estate of Hugh Kelley, for damages
against the Decline Railroad Company, has
been compromised and dismissed.
Tonight the annual festival of St Brideets
Church, on North West street, will be given by
the ladies at Masonic Hall. Over ], 800 tickets
have been sold and no doubt large attendance
will be had
The Light Infantry will give an exhibition
drill at the new rink on Tuesday evening, and
there will be roller skating besides. The in
fantry will go to Louisville on Wednesday to
participate in the prize drill there.
The Model Band with last evenings entertain
ment closed its series of University Park con
certs for the season. These concerts have been
an agreeable Friday evening feature, and gave
thepark increased attraction during the warm
weather.
One of the bracelets stolen from the residence
of Mrs Isgrigg, cornerof New York and MIS-
souri, streets, a few days ago, was found in the
possession of a girl giving the name Of Eettie
Kerr, last evening and she was placed under ar
rest on the charge of larceny.
The surviving members Of the Fourth Ohio
Volunteer Cavalry will hold a reunion at Gin
cinnati on Thursday, Sept. H. Members of the
association, and all who served in the regiment
are cordially invited to attend. Indiana mem
bers are requested to report at the Burnett House
at 10 o'clock on the morning of the date named
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Buy the SUNDAY goohNAI tomorrow. Price
Last NIGHTS Fires.
three cents.

Some one set fire to the house in which James
Hughes lives Mt No. 167 West Sixth street, last
night, about II oclock and it was damaged TO
the amount Of 800 before the flames were dis
covered and extinguished by the fire depart
lment. The loss is covered by an insurance Of
$3.50.
A reflection Of light in the windows Of Alt
mans Hail. at the corner of Meridian and Kan
sas streets, caused an alarm of fire to be turned
in last night about IL o'clock
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A Monument ruined by Fire.

Hartford, Aug. 22.-The deliberately -carved
italian marble column Of Gov. E. d. Morgans
mausoleum, at Cedar Hill Cemetery was ruined
by fire last night. A temporary house built
around the shaft to protect the carvers at work
was burned, and the heat was sufficient to ruin
the stone The loss will be upward of $lI5, 600
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WANTS, For Sale, For Rent, Lost Found, and
all small advertising, oNE-HALF GENT a WORD
IN THE SUNDAY JOURNAL Be sure to get in to-
morrow,s issue Price of the Sunday Journal,
THREE CENTS.
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ladies LIST.

LADIES' LIST
Byrd. Estella; Boughrnan Mrs Malissa; Barker.
Elizabeth A.; Berk. Mrs. Elias Birch, Mrs. Matte j.
C-Carter, Mrs Sarah H; Carey Miss Lille; Car
ter Miss Ida.
F-Fenly, Bette.
G-Gouthaway, Mrs. Chas.; Gordon, Mrs Benny
H-HesRitt Mrs. Z. w; Hubert, Mary; Huffman
Mrs. c.; Hewitt, Mrs Anna Hite, Miss Kate.
Lice, Mrs. Lbbiei Leaggins, Miss Sallie; Lee
M-Miiler, Mrs. indians Merton, Miss Celia; Nor.
ton, Ollie; Martndale, Nancy A.; Matthews, AIRS.
Mc-NIcKennsy Miss Ida; McEnty Mrs Georgia
N-NeIsev Miss Hazel
P-Pickard, Miss Allie.
R-Robertson Miss Annie; Rochelle Dorothea
E-Stockdale, Mrs. Melvina Stokes Mrs. O. b.;
Sidney, Miss Annie Steward. Miss Lizzie; smith,
Mrs. Julia A.; Smith, Miss Jane lcolored).
F-Tildy, care McGuffin
WHAT'S, Mrs. w. W.; Wilson, Miss Annie B.,
Walters, Miss A. r.
Y-Yokepes, Mrs. John.
GENTLEMENs LIST.
B-Baker Frank; BENTON, N: Bleak, Mr.; Brown,
Robert; Bell, w H; Buck, Sam; Barnard, Francis,
Barry RAM Binuna, Oliver; Barley Harry
C-Chenoweth, A. c.; Clark, Reson; Collum, Vim,
E. ~.
F-Faley, Lewis; Fiske F f., Frasier, Criss, (coll.
H-Harris. VIM Wm Hayes, N n; Harden, John f.;
Hunter, Corydon w; Hawk Daniel s.; Hess Charles;
J--Jones JaJ., M. D.; johnson, Thomas; johnson,
Jake.
L,-Tmdloff, John.
M-Nunn, James w 3 Moore. r.. Miner, Albert.
Mc-McNamer, VIM; Mcqueen, Chas d.
O-Osgood d. R.; O'Sullivan, John.
P-PaFsons H o.
R--Roles, James H; Reeves B. A.; Reade, Charles.
S-Smelser, w. r.; Shafer, O. A.; Smith, Charles;
Swami D. @. III.
T--Traehsel Ghas. Ia; Tuell, W.T.
Underwood, Marshall,
WAN, George; Violet O. G..
W-Wright 4. Al Wilson, James, Cor heirs) War
ner, Scott; Woodward chas. Wilson, Otto; White
Henry.
ia. wfIiDMAN. p. NJ.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Christian.

0AENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH CORNER
~ Delaware and Ohio streets. David Walk, pastor.
Services at 1890 a m. and 7.45 p. M Morning
subject: The Value of Confidence Special gospel
meeting in the evening. Sunday-sehoo at ESQ p.
Prof. Ora Pearson has charge of the music.
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WANTS, For Sale, For Rent, Lost Found, and
all small advertising, oNE-HALF CENT WORT
IN THE SUNDAY JOURNAL Be sure to get in to
morrow's issue. Price Of the Sunday journal
THREE GENTS.
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was aged fortysseven, his wife forty-six, and
they had FIVE children nearly grown. They all
ways lived happily.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

DLYAIOUTH CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
IL and New York streets. Oscar C. McCullech. pas
tor. Services will be conducted tomorrow by Prof
w. "A. Bell. Subject Religion and the Public
Schools Young mems readingroom open every
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Methodist EpiscopaI.

4 etENTRAI+AHENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
~ Chureh-Gorner of Butler street and Central ave-
nue.. Rev A. Marine, D. D.. pastor. Preaching
by the pastor tomorrow 1890 a. IN. and IDS p
Sunday-school at 2:15 p. Seats free. Strangers
cordially invited
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FOR SALE.


EOR SALE-HOUSES AND I0TS IN ALL
II parts Of the city. BARNARD 81 .SAYIES, 70
and "a East Market street.
LNOR SAIlE--S PECIAL BARGAINS IN SECOND
il hand or new Engines, Boilers, Saw-mills, Head
ing and Stave Machinery. HADIjEY WRIGHT q
CO.. lib and 20 s, Tennessee street, indianapolis
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SMALL advertising special feature of the
SUNDAY JOURNAL, which sells for THREE CENTS.
Only oNE-HALF CENT WORD
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.oBERTs PARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL

DoBERTS PARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL
III Church Corner of Delaware and Vermont Streets
Rev. Ross @. Houghton, D. D. pastor. Glass at
8 a. m. and $50 p. m. Preaching at 1920 a. M
and 745 p m. by the pastor Sunday school at
2I5 p. m. Young peoples meeting on Monday at
.745 p. m. Prayer meeting on Thursday at 7:45 p
M. Everybody invited.
wi Church-Corner New York and Meridian streets
Rev. John Alabaster. ID. D., pastor Glasses at 9.30
a. m. Preaching at 1890 m. and 7:45 p by the
pastor. Subjects-Morniug, What is MANI Even
ing, Third Commandment Sunday school at 2 p
M. Regular services during the week. All invited
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

rJ1HE FOLLOWING rs THE LIST OF LETTERS
i remaining unclaimed in the indianapolis postof-
fee on Saturday Aug. % 1884 Persons will please
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ALL the news, teleSzaphic, State and city, in
the SUNDAY JcunNkL tomorrow Price, three
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Buy the SUNDAY JOURNAL tomorrow. Price
three cents
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Byrd Estella; Boughman, Mrs. Malissa; Barker
Elizabeth A.; Berk Mrs. Ella; Birch, Mrs. Matte j.
C-Carter, Mrs. Sarah H; Carey, Miss Lille; Car
ter Miss Ida
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WANTED.
WANTED-TO BUY CLAIMS ON INDIANA
Nv Banking Go. D. H. WII4ES, Room 4, Odd.fel.
lows Block.
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DIED.

San Francisco. September l0-Tprriet WadSs
worth. youngest daughter or A. Van
VOORHEES,, - years and Il months. IInterment
private.
Sacramento September l0-William Ashby
Gather of VIM. F. Ashby, Mrs. F, b. Taylor
and Mrs. W. NJ. Food, native of Canada, y
years and 70 days. illinois papers please
copy
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the Kingsley Chapel, Eleventh
street, between II and l, this afternoon at 8
o'clock
Sacramento September l0-LizZie Hurst, niece
of James Faris 4 native of Missouri, IS years.
Sacramento September l0-Libbius Simpkins,
about 80 years. Funeral notice hereafterl
CoiaX. September g-JImeS Norton, a native of
New York, IS years and months.
Friends and acquaintanccs are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from his late residence, sleter's Addi-
ton, this afternoon at 80 o'clock; thence to
St. Rose Church, where funeral services will
be held
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Forester Gun Club Tournament.

Forester Gun Club Tournament
The pigeon-shooting tournament of the
Forester Gun Club gotten up at short no
tice At the request Of many sportsmen. and
without opportunity to give much Motif
cation 20 outside shooters conmenced at
Agricultural Park yesterday morning, and
proved very attractive to large number OF
spectators, as we'll as interesting to the con-
testants, during the day \ warming-up
match was shot at 10 o'clock, s. 30 en-
trance, SIX birds, which resulted in q. W.
Watson, J. Lopez n s Decker and H. N
Mccullough making Il clean score; J. ii.
Parrot, f. Lastrcto and f. Wentworth
killed four each, and W. J. Boasc two In the
shoot oil Lopez got first money with six
successive kills, Watson and Mccullough
killed five each, and divided second money,
and Decker killed /.
The main match commenced at 1870,
and was at twelve birds, one barrel, en-
trance $40, the money being divided into
four prizes, of $lS, $3G, $24 and So The
OF ? he. i 4
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AnuSennentS.

METROPOLITAN THEATER.-The LangrShc
Comedy Company scored a success in the
" Octorcon last night. The seven jubilee
singers were well received ard added much
to the entertainment. Mr. Gray was n
capital "Old Pete" and Mr. Langrishea
thoroughly good Salem Scudder.' Miss
Forest made her first appearance, and was
very happy as Dora Sunnyside.' The lad
who played the banjo solo received six or
seven recalls He was late of Calender :
MINISTRIES. The "Octoroon " will be re-
peated tonight.
THE TIvoII-" Iushdvoguc will be re-
pcated tonight by the ward Comedy Com
pany. 1t is cntertainingly presented and
draws well. .
MONTE CRIsTo. - At the Metropolitan
Theater next Monday evening Joseph
Grismer and Miss Phoebe Davis supported
by a strong company, will appear in the
sensational play OF Monte Cristo,' which
will be produced with appropriate scenery
and mechanical effects
There are on exhibition in the basement
of Pioneer Hall, Seventh street, between J
and X, each evening at $50, panoramic
views of Mt. Vernon and the tomb of
Washington. battle views and scenes of the
late war incidents in the life Of the Savior,
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Sacramento, September 1O-By Rev. II. H. Rice,
William II. Bailey to Addie 7. Clark, both Of
Brighton Township.
Sacramento, September in-By Justice !. c.
Tubbs William 3. c. Wilson to Fannie Me
Cribbns, both of Sacramento.
Walnut Grove August 3l-By Judge Lord, OF
Berkeley, at the residence of the bride
mother Charles c. Lord, of san Francisco to
Clara Belle Sharp, of Walnut Grove.
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IT Is a bold statement to say that any
medicine is never known to fail, but it
is stated cmphatically by the proprietors
of HUYT's kidney and Liverl REMEDY.
This medicine is a specific for diseases OF
the kidneys, liver and bladder, and has a
reputation of thirty years standing.
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The Mexican national holiday will be
extensively celebrated at Lone Pine, Inyo
county. on September 10th, 18th and 18th.
There will be an Grafton, reading of the
declaration, fireworks games, ball and
Othcr festivities
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san FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
SAN FRANCISCO, September TO- 1851.
AFTERNOON SESSION

Naval O...........3 9O@3 50 H. Il NJ. ....} 05
BOdie % 90c
......3ucS :. Nev...........1 300 50
1c turG ..-..2 10
Ophir..........l 3O0l s. Alta..........2 :5,r2 20
g. d C....................2 - Mon .........I 30
b. * D. 35G.2 4qIS. 10c
California. ,......40c Benton. zoe
Savage. '}ton
Chollar-.........2 i56t2 40 Alpha IS
POtOsi .....................l ,lui
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OVERLAND PASSENGERS.

MoJAvE, September l0th.-The following over
land passengers passed Mojave September
10th to arrive III san Francisco tomorrow: Mr..
and Mrs. Leggatt. Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss, New
York: Marshal Dunlap and two prisoners Los
Angeles; j, TruGN. Pttsburg: Mrs. Schlesinger,
san Francisco; \. u. Meyer, Tombstone; George
Manning, Phoenix: l.. q. Ssnkey, Chicago.
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One branch Of pumpkin vine at Mon
terey contains sixteen distinctly formed
pumpkins Of all sizes, besides large num-
Der OF buds. -Four pumpkins have been
picked from this same branch for cooking
purposes.
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BORN.

Sacramento. September 5-Wife of. Il. hatcher,
daughter.
Zimmerman's Ranch, near GAINESVILLE FL Do
RADIO county, September lo-Wifeof Cornelius
Coglin, a son.
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br,,,, ~, tb, II ..,p tr,in In,t h,f..r. The
train started, the stockton. Lodi and san
Jose lar!ois marched mt" the depot, the
lne hAnd from stockton rendering the
nIc'| marching arr heard so often from
rrSlm entail bands IN the war times, IRE
yucnhy 10y people whose eyes were sui
fused with tears, The OIrl Lett Behind
Me On ihS occasion the boys marched
ro u g,liy, and the girls who were present
lh large num9er gave three merry Smiles.
lafkman ; tlith Infantry Band OF san Jose
Ted turSan Jose F1riur, rendering favor
ite u-r and while waiting Tor Their tram
both bands favored the hundreds Of people
assembled with excellent music, and were
heartily applauded. Meanwhile a gen
rrti exchange OF souvenir cards
was ia progress. good-hyS were
being sad, and everybody seemed
to have something kindly go say 10 every
body. Before the train left the visitors
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CHlLDREN's handkerchief pictured in
fast colorS. cents. at Red House.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater, to-night-Oct0roon
Panoramic views-PiOnecr Hall
Court Sacramento, this evening.
Lady's shawl found.
Small purse lost
Funeral notice |. O. O. f.
State Fair programme Of races.
Plumcd Knights this evening.
AmoFy IIall-IngersOll, tonight
Monte CriStO, Monday.
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Business Advertisements

boarding house for sale
AgeutE wanted.
Rams for sale.
John Doyle, the hOrSe-Shocr.
Plaza Saloon, =. Mcnkiu.
Farm for sale, $4,000.
Fruit farm for sale. $1,000
\. 4 4. Hebron, Hardware.
WeinstocS Il Lubin, invitation to the public.
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THE only reliable cure for catarrh is Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
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Sarah Winnemucca is lecturing in Ne
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BLANKETS 81 60 and upwards. Comfor.,-
ables 81 and upwards Red House.
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THE Langtry tight-ftting cloak, --latest
STYLE Red House.
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WASHINGTON, September lOth.-Indications for
North Pacific coast Partly cloudy weather and
rain Middle and South Pacific coast : Gencr-
ally fair weather.
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THE Langtry yelyeteen, the best silk, fin
ished in all shades Red House
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notice.!

TINE CARPET CLEANING BUSINESS OF
L the late \. HATHAWAY will be continued
under able and efficient management. Your
orders solicited. MRS. a. HATHAWAY.
Sg3pIn
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New novelties in ladies' neckwear-new
collars, new fichus. new collaettcs, new
neck handkerchiets. Red House
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SOMETHING NEW

4 SHER, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, $40 ] ST.
a l have completed the reftting of my studio
in very pleasing and attractive manner, and
added some very fine instruments, which enables
me to execute the finest of work with neatness
and dispatch ChildTen's Photogi apis taken in
two seconds This is one of my Specialties
Orders for Views of Residences, city or country
promptly attended to. au26 SPIN
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THE CONVENTION.
Sacramento Chooses Delegates OF
Citizens Yesterday.

(lttzenS yesterday.
Yesterday at $50 p NJ. the Board of Di-
rectors of the Sacramento Board of Trade
met at the call of the President There
were also present Mayor Brown, O.S. Flint,
of the Patrons of Husbandry, Hon. n D.
Rideout and other citizens interested in
central and northern California. Joseph
Steffens, President of the Board of Trade,
presided. He stated the object of the meet
ing to be to forward the purposes of the
conference to be held on the 10Th inst in
this city, to consider means to promote the
interests of central and northern Califor-
MIA After free discussion, in which the
entire meeting was unanimously and en-
Enthusiastically in favor of the conference
and its purposes, the following resolution
was unanimously passed, on motion CT
John Mcneil, and on motion of A. S. Hop
kinS the meeting also passed an order to
select delegates for Sacramento county, to
attend in addition to the volunteer attend
ance expected. The names were appended
to the resolution, as chosen one by one.
The resolutions and names are as follows
RsS0lued That this meeting heartily indorses
the proposed conference of the citizens of Cen
trail and Northern California tor the 10th instant
and earnestly request citizens feeling an interest
i'll the prosperity of those sections to attend and
aid by their counsel. That there may, in addition
to volunteer attendance, be specific representa-
ton from the city of Sacramento and the county
of Sacramento We appoint and urgently request
the following gentlemen to attend the confer
encC:
His Honor Mayor Brown: Joseph Steffens Presi-
dent of the Board Of Trade; I. NJ Smith Presi-
dent Of the Board of Supervisors; O. 5. Flint,
Master in Patrons of Husbandry; Hon. Newton
Booth, Hon. Fred Cox, Hon. ellis Doty. Hon
William Johnston, Dwight HOLSTER, John Nc
Neill, A. S Hopkins, William ingram, p. L.
Platt, James |. Felter, j. 4. Woodson, r. NJ
Lindley, c. Il. Hubbard, 5. f. Darlington
Charles X McClatchy. &. W. Chesley. James
Mcguire. James McNasser i. W MaSlin, Alex
andcr Nelson, y. d. Rideout Frank Miller,
f. Il. Dray, William Bcckman, l.. II. Fassett,
John Reith, H. W. Johnson, f. P. Lowell, L. L.
Lewis.
In order to accommodate the largest
number the hour for the assembling of the
Convention has been changed to 11:30 A.
NJ, and it will meet in Pioneer Hall at that
time Sharp
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VISITORS IN TOWN

Are invited to make free of Waiting Rooms
These Rooms supplied with late magazines fashion
journals, newspapers and facilities for writing making
them pleasant place either in have as head
quarters while in the city Free ALL without any obi
cation whatsoever to buy goods.
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THREE HUNDRED dozen linen towels, hucI-
ahuck. bath, damask and honeycomb, 10,
Is and % cents. Red House.
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GRAND display of new fall goods on ex-
hibijiun ut Red House Strangers are in
vi,cd.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-11

Branch of P. Flaherty's Wine Rooms,
corner Of Fifteenth and \ streets.
Finest wines and cigars.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-11
CHANGED EVERY nay FOR THE MECHANICS, STORE.

DURING FAIR TIME OUR STORES WILL
REMAIN OPEN LATER THAN USUAL
IN THE EVENING.