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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06
The State Fair.

Christopher Green, Superintendent of
Agricultural Park, has large force of men
at work putting the same in thorough re-
pair and readiness for the State Fair which
commences next week. All visitors 10 the
park, especially those who intend making
an exhibit Of live stock, approve of the
new arrangement and location of the ex-
hibiting stalls and pens. Heretofore they
were located at such j great distance from
the grand stand that not more than one
halt of the visitors at the park would walk
the half mile necessary to see the stock ex-
hibit, through the hot sun. Now they are
grouped together and easy of access.
The officers and employees at the park are
as follows superintendent, Christopher
Green Assistant Superintendent, =. Chat
tertOn Entry Clerk, Lee La Rue; Chief
Ticket Clerk, George ?. Register; Assist
ant. Ticket Clerks, Eugene Bush and
William Gwirn, Jr; Membership
| Ticket Clerk b. Buckruth Assistant, Kent
Seymour; Ticket Clerks, special stand, J.
| Warshaw and Fred. Collier; Blackboard
| Clerks, Henry Treichler and Frank Has
| well Clerk of Course, II. Q. Cravcns; Chief
Marshal, George G. McMulen; Assistants,
| ]. W. Nixon and William Enos; Usher at
| Grand Stand. H. S. Beals Usher Directors
Stand, C. II. Hinchmal; Entry Gate Keep
ers, John Shellars and ". Finnigan; II
street Gate H. Garrett and c. Nielsen
| Chief Weigher, y !. Toll FoGge Clerk
James f'innigan; Gate Keepers, quarter
stretch fence, B. +. Recdy, Pat Rice, J
| Nichols; Exit Gate Samuel Johnson
| Ticket Sellers, John Larue, George Bron-
ner ". Jennings, \. II. Powers, Jr., Sam
ucl Berc5, Robert Richardson, L. W Mas
lin, c. OFT; Gates on Backstretch, II. Greer
James McClecry and Henry Kady; Police
p Brannjgan, IL Wallace, r. f. Dolan and
| Richard May; Patrol Police for back fence
s. Il. LuSl and Alfred Toland Patrol foI
the stretch, James Hickey.
| The ladies' tournament will be on two
different days, 50 rs 10 allow a change oi
| horses, If they So desire.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

Sacramento, September BY Thos. VI. Gilmer,
Justice of the Peace, Louis Castro to Della
0Brcn, both of Sacramento
Sacramento. September4-t by Rev. c. Mckelyey,
Christian Nelson TO Louisa Erickson, bo;h OF
Sacramento
Sacramento. August S0-By Rev. ]. CrOasman,
Andrew Olsen to Maria Seyerson.
Dixon, September John :. Mayes to Annie
Durham.
Marysyillc September Joseph Duvai to Gre
gora Maldonado.
C6ioma. II Dorado county, August 31-Thomas
Hardie To Mrs. Louisa Chalmers.
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DIED.

Near Sacramento. September 4-Iernie +. wife
of Walter L. Field, Is years months and Is
days.
Marysville September Jacob Graf, 53 years, 4
months and > days.
Near Winters, September III Clay, infant son
of II. Clay and l.innie Goodyear, : months.
Marysville, August 3l--joSephine Jerrettia, In
FAINT daughter of Alfred and Maggie Smith,
month and DAYS.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday
morning. Present, Supervisors Steinman.
Mclaughlin Goulcib Chlisty, Smith and
Bailey. Minutes of preceding day read and
approved.
Bids for the bridge al Vermilya's cross
Ing on the Costumes were read as follows
Z. \. Boyer, $LG-5: Carrie & Croly. 81 .45S:
Dean * BOhn, %i.22N Contract awarded TO
the latter, they give q bond in the amount
Of the contract.
- The resignation of Edward Dove as over
seer OF District No. l. was accepted, and on
Rlation of Mr Smith, Michael TwOhiE wa,
elected 60 Oh the vacancy.
On motion of Smith. the clerk was in
strucfCd 20 advertise for bids for repairing
the suspension bridge at Folsom
On motion of Mclaughlin, the Board
decided 20 accept the invitation nom the
Native sons of the Golden West To Join In
the procession on Admission Day in a
body.
On motion of Smith, the clcrl, was au-
thoriz,l TO advertise Tor bids for binding q
bridge on jhe upper Stockton road, one
mule south of Hicksyiil2. tine bid to be
opened September Igjh.
Mr.. Smith introduced an ordinance re-
establishing the boundaries of townships
which was, on motion of Bailey, laid over
Reports of county officials for the month
Of August were read and placed on file.
Adjourned for ihc term.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

READ what a San Francisco lady says
about Dr. Henley Celery Beef and Iron ::
For two years | had been suffering from 4
serious nervous trouble, accompanied with
pain and palpita.ion Of the heart impaired
digestion, loss Of appetite. sleeplessness and
fearful Spasms, which my family and
friends thought would prove fatal. To
alleviate my a,,iforiugs tool, laudanum by
the spoonful. Most Of the time l was con-
fined to my bed, and was rarely able to get
about the house. My physicians Il had
threc) could find no remedy to relieve me.
When my case seemed desperate my son
brought me a bottle Of DR.. Henley Celery,
Beef and Iron, which l reluctantly con-
scented to try. | was at once benefited, and
three bottles have given me new lease of
life and health. / am now able 10 walk
anywhere, and have gained more than
twenty pounds in weight. 1t gives me great
pleasure to certify 10 the great relief this
valuable remedy has given me. and | cor
daily recommend it TO those similarly af-
fcied. Mrs. c. c. Austin S Folsom avenue,
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
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BORN.

Sacramento, September Wife Of L. W. Farrell,
i son.
Sacramento, August 24-Wife of J. o. Wilder, a
son.
Sacramento, September Wife of Anton Ca
menzind, a daughter. San Francisco papers
please copy.
Woodland, August 3l-Wife of Henry Scholich,
a daughter.
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SOMETHING NEW!

sHFR THE PHOTOGRAPHER, SO ] ST.
A I have completed the refiiting OF my studio
in a very pleasing and attractive manner ana ana
added some very fine instruments, when enables
rae To exrcIIte the finest of work with neatness
nnd Sisnotch Cbildren's Photographs taken in
two seconds. This is one of my Speelaltles.
Orders for Views of Residences, city or country,
PROMPTLY attended to. IT,. opllu
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06
A FINE DISPLAY.
Semi-Annual Exhibition of Fall and Win
ter Millinery at the Red House.


What are the fashions, is a question pro
pounded every day by those of the fair sex
who may be in search of something with
which 10 adoin themselves. Itmatters not
whether the intended purchase is TO be a
common hat, or bonnet, or one of the most
costly, with the richest of plumes. or a
cloak or dress, OF common or the finest fab
ric, the goddess OF fashion must be con-
suited, 50 that the devotee may keep pace
with the times, and wear only that which
is known to be stylish.
Mr.. Gilman, the proprietor of the Red
House, understanding the wants of his
many patrons has adopted the plan of max
ing semi-annual exhibitions of the different
kinds of wear TO be found in the various
departments of his great establishment.
which is located on J street. between
Seventh and Eighth In obedience to this
custom, the millinery department of the
Red House was opened up yesterday to the
public, so that all who desire might feast
their eyes on beautiful hats and bonnets
which skilled artists had made for the
adOrnment of women and children The
display of millinery goods will
be continued to-day and for sew
eral days to come, 50 that an op-
what the prevailing fashions are for the
coming season. II would be simply 4
waste Of space and very unsatisfactory 10
the reader for one 10 attempt to give the
names OF the different STYLES of head wear
or 10 describe how or of what they are
trimmed. II You want 4 bonnet for the
opera or the street, visit the Red House
millinery department and YOU can be
suited. If you want millinery goods, such
as ostrich pIumes, tips, feathers, or birds of
brilliant plumage, or French artificial flow
erS, here they can be found. Some of the
handsomcSt trimmed bonnctS and hats are
made OF silk plush and yelvets by the
milliner artists in Mr.. Gilman's employ.
and are worthy of critical examination.
Attention is also directed to line of
cloaks, of the latest styles, from the cclc-
brated cioak-house of Springer Bros, Bos-
ton. These cioaks are all of the newest
styles, and cannot be surpassed for excel
lence of material and makeup.
The Red House is receiving its fall and
winter stock in ali classes of goods and no
visitors trip to Sacramento will be COM
plete without 4 lool; through this mann
moth establishment
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

4 few days since an article in the Stock
ton Mail was referred to in this paper. 1t
was a willful misrepresentation Of facts, in
tended to prejudice the public against Sac
ramento and cripple the State Fair, which
commences here next Monday. Now comes
the Stockton Herald of the 18th instant with
the following:
Sacramento is trying 10 shut hackmen
from other towns Out of the city during the
State Fair On Monday the City Trustees
passed an ordinance to levy 4 license of $40
a year on an hacbmen, resident and non
resident. y few weeks ago the Trustees
passed an ordinance to tax nonresident
hackmen 800, but it raised such a howl
that it was rescinded. The visitors to the
State Fair should all remember to take
their poll tax receipts along with them, or
they will be III danger OF being stood up by
collectors and ordered to put up s. apiece.
Now this statement is absolutely false as
regards charging hackmen a $40 license
Hackmen are not charged Il license at all,
but where runners are employed, the lat
ter are charged a license of $40 The hack
men do not employ runners, except at Fair
time, and then number of roughs are al
lowed TO block the gates and annoy the
public by impOrtunin% people to ride in
certain vehicles. 1t is wcll-known fact
that professional pickpocEets take advant-
age Of this opportunity under the grlise of n
runner to practice their profession. 1t was
for that reason, and that alone, that the or
dinancc was passed which the HerGld so
loudly and unjustly condemns San Joa-
quin county las always patronized the
State Fair literally, and the Sacramento
people have always reciprocated at the
Stockton fairs. 1t is safe to say that the
-Haa and HerH}d do not reflect in this mat
ter the sentiment of the people Of San
Joaquin and their Misrepresentation can
do little if any harm.
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& BARNES

fsucoessors 10 E L. Billings & Coy,
No avg street between Fourth & Fifth, sacrs-
-'' mento,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
T. the Finest Bpantlies, Wines aud Liquors.
l" 49, jy15-islm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

LADIES wishing to replenish their house
hold linen, crashes, blankets and spreads,
will find rare opportunity at this time to
purchase, as we are selling these goods at 2
large discount from the regular value. Red
House.
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OyrEsrocEFp WITH TEA-And we w

OvEEsrocEED WITH TEA-And we will
sell for less than cost for fifteen days. Have
reduced the "Our Favorite tea in Perfcc-
ton canisters from SOC to SOC per 1-pound
canister; 5-pound cans from - to 81 60
per canister, and our :" II. H. p" choice
Japan tea, in 1-pound papers, from soc to
40c per pound, and 5-pound boxes from
3 80 to 81 81 per box. II. II. Paulk, Cash
Grocer S14 X street.
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Auction.
Bell 4 Co, this morning.
Business Advertisements

Grain farm for sale. Il. Parsons.
Wings Red Rubber Stamps
To rcnt-HandsOma furnished rooms
:. MoOser, to the smoking fraternity.
Land-buyers, attcntion-Carl Strobcl.
For sale-The Allan Spring property.
To let-Furnished rooms.
Pi0nccrs-Important notice
Cure for consumption.
Notice 20 contractOrs-County work
WeinstoCk X Lubin-N s. q. W flags
Notice to the Public-F y. Schiller.
Furnished rooms to let.
Dr. MaCLennan, the Great Healer.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

"BEHGYD THE Scene" Herbs &; Spiess
celebrated New York cigar. G. W. Ches-
ley agent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

WEHAvE received to-day one case of
cent lawns. Those desiring TO purchase
should call early, as the quantity is limited.
Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

The REcoRD-UNIoN, on Tuesday next
the day on which the Native Sons of the
Golden West are to celebrate Admission
Day, viii publish an extended account Of
the Order, giving its origin and brief his
tory Of it, together with a sketch Of
al the Parlors throughout sthe State
and a roster of the membership of each
News agents or other persons wishing
special orders filled for papers of that date
should send them in not later than Monday
morning.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

! Vermont man has hen thirty years
old. The other day hawk stoleit but af-
ter an hour came back with a broken bill
and three claws gone, put down the hen
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

CAMPAIGN HATs.-Blaine stiff hats, good
quality 50 p; Cleveland, same style hat,
So. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06
MARRIED..

Hot and c&ld salt water baths at Henry
Orths barber shop, 325 X street.
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X st. Sacramento.
OPPOSITION TO IMPOSITION,

7 NOW SELL THE FOLLOWING BRANDS
poral cork mouth-picce), Turkish Patrol, Old
Judge, Full Hand, Three Kings, Gold Bar; Our
Taste Little Beauties pressed and rorp1i). Sweet
Caporal, sport, Richmond Straight No /, Van
ity Fair, kinncy's Full Dress pos 10 cents
Also, the following brands of Tobacco at so
cents a pound Climax, star, Horseshoe PAGES
Brand, Gable Coil, Tomahawk, Bullion, Natural
Private stock Red Cross, Barndoor and various
other brands. Get your Cigarettes and Tobacco,
also all the leading brands Of Imported Cigars
at :. LOOkNAS Crystal Palace Cigar Store
To Print is one thing. To Print wei is another
thing
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

WE PLACE in stock to-day special line Of
gents fine fancy percale shirts, 81 p worth
50. Red House.
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II. BUCKOW,
No. $50 j Street, between Fifth and Sixth.

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FANCY GOODS,
Notions, Water Cofors for Artists end Chill
lren MeerSchaum Goods, and g general supply
of Smoking Utensils, Toys, Imported and Do
nestle Cigars: also, Imported Shot Guns OF the
latest and best make These goods have all
been purchased in the markets of Germany.
France Italy and Austria, and the finest ever
exhibited in this civ. aulb oIom
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Tivoli to-night-Opening of the season.
Four and a Half Blaine and Logan Club, to-
night.
Sacramento COmmandery, tonight
Admission Day Proclamation.
Plumed knights, tonight.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

The meteorological conditions Of the
weather, judged from the instrumental oh
seryadons, were normal in every particular
during August, 1884. A brief summary fol
the same month accompanies this report
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

TEAS At LESS THAN Cosr-Wc win sell
for fifteen days the Our Favorite I'M
colored japan tea in Perfection canisters
for the low price of Doc per can regular
| price SOC; 5pound canisJcrs reduced from
> to 81 g PER can, at II. II. Paulks,
! 81 X street
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

OF INTEREST TO PIoNEERS-lt is an
nounced that the Pioneers have accepted
IN invitation to Join in the procession on
Admission Day, and that all who wish TO
| secure seats in carriages should apply at
once to James II. Sullivan, 1907 Fourth
street After the close of the exercises at
the theater the Pioneers and invited guests
will banquet at Pioneer Hall. All visiting
Pioneers will be provided with carriage ac-
combinations. The following named gen
tlemcn, constituting the Reception Com
lnittee, will be in attendance at the Society's
rooms III Pioneer Hall: George W. Chcs
| lev. George A. Putnam. W. -. Coleman,
James Mcclure, n. ID. Goodell, c. X.
| Daugherty, Edward Twltchelt Felix Tracy,
| !. H. AlcKune, Henry Treichler, T. VI.
| Lindlcy, Dir. II. w. Nelson and II. NJ. La
Rue Complimentary tickets to the ball at
the Senate and Assembly Chambers i'll the
State Capitol building in the evening will
be furnished Pioneers upon application TO
\. Leonard, Secretary Of Committee Of Ar
engagements, at 1912 Fourth street.
POLICE CouEr-In this local tribunal yes
! tcrdav the first case called was that Of NJ
!. Henley, who is charged with embezzling
! funds OF the now somewhat notorious Pa
cihc Coast prOvident and Building Associa-
ton The books not being on hand, how
| ever, the case was continued until Monday
neXt.... David Brown grew q shade blacker
than usual when the Court told him it
would be easy on him this time for having
! disturbed the peace and then fined him $40
with the alternative of that many days in
iail..... Fines of $40, s. and $50 were i'm
| posed, respectively, upon Mike Sullivan,
| James Ryan and J. Brock for being drunk.
......P. Corcoran was discharged, and J..
Hart forfeited Lis deposit each on similar
charge The case of W. L. Osborn, for
obstructing a sidewalk, was continued till
the 18th, and that of :. c. Lowe, for dis
turbing the peace, until the 23d...... Robert
Perry pleaded guilty to exhibiting deadly
weapon, and will be sentenced to-day.
DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoE.-The Demo
cratic Convention for the Nineteenth As
sembly District met at Howe's Hall last
evening, for the purpose OF nominating a
candidate for the Assembly Matt. f. john
son was elected Chairman. Z. G.. Blessing
was placed in nomination by w. y. Get,
Ir., and there being no other nomination,
ON motion of Timothy Lee his nomination
was made unanimous.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

DURING the State Fair we shall display
in each department of our mammoth rooms
fine lines Of goods. suitable for fall and
winter, of the --latest styles. Visitors "a our
city cordially invited. Req House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

ODD AEiTHMETIC.-ThC evening paper
SAYS. with its usual assumption of infalli-
bility: Sacramento county constitutes the
Thirteenth Senatorial District, and the de-
cision Just rendered by the Supreme Court,
quired by the Constitution, opens a new
field Of activity to our aSpirantS for politi-
cal honors' Which is all wrong, as that
paper usually IS. Sacramento. under the
Act of 1874, was the Eighteenth District,
and the decision Of the Supreme Court has
reference, and so distinctly states to the
districts designated by the Acy of 1874.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

EXECUTIVE Adjustments. - Governor
Stoneman has appointed and commissioned
Murray Hanson 2 Commissioner Of Deeds
for the StItc of California. to reside at Bal
timOre, Md; also, John O'Hara Il Super
visor for the First District in SonOma
county, vice Z. L. Moore, deceased.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

CALIFoEyiA's EXuJBIr-Thc committee
heretofore appointed by the State lIoricul-
tural Society ON the New Orleans Exposi-
ton has appointed a Financial Committee.
consisting of ". II. Jessup, ". IL. Wilcox
and n. II. Aiken, to act in conjunction
with Col. y. Andrews in collecting money
necessary To pay the expenses in gathering
fruit samples from the orchards in this
State and delivering them t. the railroad
company. The premium list was referred
to each member of that committee, 10 re-
port at the Capital Hotel, Sacramento, on
Thursday, September 1lth, at o'clock P
NJ. All societies and persons interested in
the California exhibit are urgently re-
qucsted to be present and aid aud advise
the committees in this important work
". IL. Jessup, OF Haywagds was appointed
Commissioner for the State Horticultural
Society, to collect, prepare ana pack fruits
and deliver the same to the railroad COM
pany for the New Orleans Exposition.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

For VARIETY of style, prices and quality,
our Dress Goods Department cannot be eN-
celled. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

To-DAY's RAcE.-It is expected that the
race to come oil at o'clock this afternoon
at Agricultural Park Will be a very cXcit-
ing one. 1t will be between Barnes brown
horse Little AIph and Adams big mare
yards and the stakes amount to 81 900
The mare has been regarded rs about the
fastest short-Gistance racer in the country.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

THE Red Rubber Type Foundry at 81
X street, Of which Frank Wing is proprie-
tor, makes all kinds of rubber stamps for
printing business, or visiting cards, or
marking clothes.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

TIvoLI To-NIGHT.-Thc Tivoli, which
has been closed during the summcrmonths.
will open AT Turner Hall tonight under
the management Of Alexander Il Rora-
back with the popular Irish comedian and
character actor, Jaincs NJ. Ward, supported
by Carrie Clarke Ward, and a carefully
pear in the beautiful Irish drama, in four
acts, entitled, Inshayogue, or the Outlaw
OF IS The above drama will be presented
with every care and attention to stage set
ting, scenery, etc, under the direction of
James NJ. Ward. On account of the great
demand for reserved seats last season, the
management have set apart $50 front seats,
SOFAS to enable those who cannot 20 carly
to secure good seat, Box office will bc
open each day from P. NJ until 2. NJ.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

y. s. G. W.-WiIliam b. Miller, Jew
eler, seventh and J streets, is the only
authorized ;ssent for the sale of Native
Sons badges, as adopted by the General
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

GROCERY stock and fixtures for sale.
Storeroom to let. Inquire of Ii. H. Paulk,
Cash Grocer, S14 X street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

DANGEROUSLY ILL-P. T. Williamson. a
pioneer Of Sacramento county, and a we'll
TODD farmer who resides on the Costumes,
was taken sick some two weeks ago, and
went 70 Bartlett Springs in hopes Of i'm
proyement. lie was taken worse, and
brought to this city yesterday, in almost a
diving condition. He was taken to the
Eldred House, and the attending physician
last evening said me could notin his opinion
live through the night.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

To-Day continuation of our millinery
opening. Special display of bonnets Of our
own make, in the latest shades Of plush
and yelvc;S. Red House.
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Men S moleskin pants, 81 40. Red House. >
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WEATHER REPORT.

UNITED STATES SIGNAL OFFICE,
SACRANENTO SeDtember > 1884
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| ADMISSION DAY.-Tho Native Sons Of the
| Golden West will undoubtedly hold one of
! the grandcSt celebrations ever seen in this
city. The Grand Marshal's proclamation
! appears in fall in the advertising columns
/ of this issue.