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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-04-30
Drs. Nelson & Campbell,

rayINa ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES IS
Ill ths prartice % their profession. oner their
ssrrices o. the citizens % t1e town and country
AZ rnIla urunmNtly reMpoudesi a., ntgkt or day.
~lCrarm over M. p Gritty nr1M y anrH W. 49,
Kw AZ ntrht. Dr. CMmpbeM win - found ~ the
Pestirruw Houaa. and Dr. Nelson at their cflea.
Dr. Clmpbeu vii give speciAi attRntion % Dia-
eases % women and surgical Practice.
apri6-u
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CONSUMPTION.

] have positive remedy for the above disease;
BY it, use Thousands OF cases Of the worst kind
and Of long standing have been cured. Indeed,
strong iM my faith ina its efficacy, that Twill send
TWO BOTTLES FREE, together with Valuable
express and p. o address. DIR 7. A. sLOcUM,
Isl Pearl street, New N0Ik. aprl6-4w
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The Campaign Gazette!
SPECIAL OFFER !!

The approaching political cam
paign will be one of the most in
teresting and exciting in the an
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pGign Subscribers In order to OBJ
tain this number, THE GAZETTE will
be furnished from now until the
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Won't our friends at the different
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ing counties 90 to work and make
up clubs? To the one sending us
the largest club we will present
-Four large and valuaUe Steel En-
grGUings and one gears Subscription
to The GAZETTE. The one sending
us the first club of FIVE will re-
ceive the paper, for the time, free.
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THE MORRSTOWN GAZETTE.

Entered at the Fost once ut Morristown, Tenn.
sssecond class matter
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Frmilies an ave abouf one-haf - sending %
ne Tor Teas. ne import our own.nnd hMNs done
Tor forty years The Original American Tea
Company
semd for circulars. which gives prices and fun
parficulars. 20 Eohr wells, PrcHt p. o Box i1s7,
a Vsassy 81, NsE furk.
Ous a6Ilar's worth % any q our garden growth.
GAIA OF Japan Tea asnt ~ mails post paid, 81 =
larger quanity b. sxnEaas. charkca 80 t4nt. m
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Parker's Tonic
4 pure Family Medicine that neUer
IntOricdteS.

IL You are mechanic or farmer, worn out with
over work, mother run down by family or
hOuseh0 ID duties try PARKFRis ToEIc.
IL you are n lawyer, minister business man
exhausted by mental strain anxious cares do
not take Intoxicating stiraulants, but use PAR
KER's ToSIc.
II You have Dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney or
Urinary Complaints. or II you are troubled with
any disorder of the lungs, stomach, bowels, blood
or nerves you c%n be cured by PARKKR's Tonic.
III you are wasting way from age, dissipation
or any disease or weakness and require n stimu-
lant take PADKER's ToSIc at once; IL will invigor-
ate and build you mp from the first dose but will
never intoxicate. II has saved hundreds Of lives,
ID yours.
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EosT FOR FIFTEEN DAYS.
THE STORY TOLD BY COVER AND
SCHMITZEN.

Chattanooga Democrat: A Demo
crat reporter had an interview with
Mr.. Charles Cover. one of the men
whe were rescued from Lockout
cave Sunday, March Both, and found
him to be a gentleman of fine ad-
dress and culture. The following is
the history of the affair as given to-
day. e
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II. r. ROSES

4 GRICULTURAL WORKS, NINTH AND
II streets. builds every description of Pump
ing Machinery, steom Engines, Horse powers
etc. A New DeSign of DEEP WELL PUMP just
out au2S-tf
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WASHINGTON, December 14th.-Coloncl
James e. Berrett, of this city, has received
the following letter from the National
Democratic Committee
Dear Sir: The National Democratic Committee
has selected number of gentlemen residing in
the District of Columbia rs general committee
to make all arrangements for The Inauguration
ceremonies on the 4th of March next: We have
selected you to act rs Chairman of Che COM
mttee and beg that you viii accept the APP
pointment. 1t IS the desire of the National
Committee that the general committee, of which
you are Chairman. shall have entire charge of
all matters relating to the Inauguration cere-
monies, and to that end you are authorized to
appoint such subcommittee as you mag deem
necessary.
Appended are the names of The fifty gen
tlemen who compose the above mentioned
general committee.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Officers made raid Saturday night on
the boys who hang around the dives and
sporting houses, and arrested abont fifty of
them for violating the S-o'clock ordinance.
NJ. Bruener, music teacher, So years Of
age, and nativs-6f Germany, was found
dead Saturday IN room in the Lindell
House. It is supposed that death resulted
from natural causes.
The bark Northwest, commanded by
Captain Charles NJ. Nelson, arrived Satur-
day night after q voyage Of thirty-eght days
from the Arctic seas. Michael Ihearson
and Antonio Figuardo, seamen on the
Northwest, were killed by the seals in lati-
tude 7So 50' h. Two boats We're lowered to
kill the seals, bat the animal; killed two of
the men during the attack.
Mrs Sarah Kennedy, who shot and killed
her husband on "Wednesday morning, ac-
companicd by officer Colby, paid visit
Saturday morning to the undertaking cs-
enlistment to vicwth remains of her bus
band Contrary to the expectations that
there would be 4 scene ut the coffin, she
calmly looked at the dead mans face and
then wept for a short time.
Charles Z. Hastings and Robert P-the
late aspirant for. Congress have had their
bank accounts considerably increased with
in the last few days. Their father, Judge
S. C. Hastings, has decided 10 them al his
real estate in the counties Of San Francisco,
Napa. Solano, Lake, Mendocino, San Mateo,
San Joaquin and Sacramento, esti,neAed to
be worth from $4,000 to 81 100000.
An examination os the tidal sheet from
the self-registering tide-gauge Of the United
States Coast Survey Ut station Saacelito,
clearly shows the record of Il series of earth
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WHOLE NO. 10. sol.

When the Oregon horscmen came down
from the North with Forest King they alss
had control of Blue Mountain Belle. 4
"sprinting mare IN whom they had great
confidence. She has found nothing TO do
since arrival until yesterday when her back
ers matched her against the Adams chest
nat mare for Z half-mile dash for $500 q
aide, play or pay, rain or shine, at the Bay
District track, on January 10Th. The full
stakes have been deposited with Killip 4
Co. and the entire amount is forfeit in case
of either mare failing to anpear.
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OREGON.
New Express Company Snow Disap-
reared.

PORTLAND, December 14th-A Mime
apolis special to the Meas says the CCnti-
mental Express Company has just been
formed there, with capital Of S500,000, to
operate and ill the gap between that city
and Chicago. I;s connection east of there,
will be the Baltimore and Ohio, giving the
Northern Pacific Express through route
from the Pacific to the Atlantic. The open
ing of the new lines is the beginning of
strong war ON Wells, Fargo & Co., and will
extend to San Francisco.
The snow which fell here yesterday dis
to-day.
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g. CARLE
ATTGRNEYS-AT-LAW.
FREEMAN, JcHNSi

W. S. BEATTY q s. G. DENS0N,
a TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS-
n Offices: Metropolitan Block, * street, be-
fWee,, Fourth and Fifth, SACRAMENTO Entrance
next door o Metropolitan Thester. cl-tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-15
THIS is THE FIFTH AND LAST WEEK
Hale Bros Great Special Sale
New York and Eastern bought Drives!
Space preeudss the possibility quoting prices at length
Suffice it to say the lines are many and varied and at prices never
before named in this city.
25 Dozen Mems Fancy -Necktes variety shapes
25 cents each Gentlemen, will do well to this
before giving opinion)
20 Pieces Canton Flannel at
Doubefold Poplin Dress, at 123 yard
Magenta Colored Blankets full size and good weight,
So 65 pair.
Lot Dark Grey Newmarket Cloaks, at ST.
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT

BETTER VALUES AND MORE OF THEM THAN
AT ANY PREVIOUS PERIOD OF THIS SEASON and
We
Look before buying
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Changed Hands.
NEVADA.
Suicide OF :. Butcher-sudden De,,sh

EUREKA, December l4th.-Word has just
been received from Ward, White Pine
county, that jim Opie, of the firm OF 0pie
Bros, butchers, committed suicide last Fri
day, by shooting himself through the
heart, ON account of some trouble with his
wife. Opie was an EngliShman, and much
respected.
George II. Parker, of Parker station,
White Pine county, an old-tiae Nevadan,
died suddenly ON Friday at his hodse.
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After lunch Bonita, another get OF Eiec-
tioneer, was put on FOR an exhibition heat
as a five year-old Marvin drove her with
out the running mate, and passed the quar-
tiers in 354, 1904, 1:44, and finished in ..;2t4
a break ON the turn into the holneStretch
robbed her performance of much OF its
beauty, but ON the whole it was very fair.
A two-year-oid Electioneer colt out OF
Dame Winnie attracted much attention by
the business-like manner in which he did
his clever performance of c.:22323 His mo-
ton was very much like that of Anteo, but
he proved uihe steadier and better bal
anccd. He skipped once just after leaving
the Wire, but picked up almost instantly,
and reached the quarter in 31I- The half
was reached III LIZ without u break, the
three-quarter just as pretuly III 1:4St, and
the last quarter was a splendid exhibition
of speed, being done in 3jl, or total of
2:234 for the mile. There being no coGsid
Grafton. OF course there was no record, but
this performance for stallion colt will be
talked of for long while among the
lovers or horseaesh. Manzanita, a two
year-old, and full sister of WildAower,
did not do so well, although given three
trials. She went Off her feet half dozen
times in the final tFia., and needed SO much
pulling that there was no surprise at her
not lowering 2::332299 This closed the exhi-
bition, and the party returned TO the city
with but one topic OF conversation,
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sALLIE DENroN's PROSPECTS,

And the possibilities Of which she would
have been capable under better conditions.
A month ago Mr.. Latirop gave Henry
White the refusal OF her for 81, 500, and yes
tcrday morning before the trial ne offered
her for sale for double that sum. Though
she looked like flyer and stood l53 hands
high, no takers were found among the
horsemen present. After her grand snow
ing one OF the doubtful ones az preached
Mr. Lathrop and said, = IL take that gray
mare for 5000 if you ike
Miss Benson has been withdrawn from
sale, sir, was the qniet response, and the
wouid-b be buyer walked OH amid a shou. OF
laughter to kick Alnseif for previous tiny
idity.
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The secyet of the large and con.

-The sec1et OF Inc !arge anu COT
slant sales of Mrs. Pinkhain's Vegetable
Compound probably lies IN the tact 1hat
whereas there are many "Bitters ana
"Tonics OF equal value, be it more or
less, the Vegetable Compound is so COM
plc;ely superior to all otAer preparations
specially recommended for the needs OF
women that it has practically no rivals.
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CURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. GRADUATE
y of Rush Medical College, Chicago, H.;
Graduate of College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Keokuk Ia; Special Course Diseases OF Women.
Office Hours-i0 H. N to II ~, 2 20 and 10 SP.
NJ Office corner Sixth and X streets. Resi-
dence. corner Ninth aud streets n2I-lm
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Mental Or organic weakness, nervous de-
biiity and kindred delicate diseases, how
ever induced, speedily and permanently
cured For large illustrated book OF par
ticulars inclosc three letter stamps and adj
dress Worlds Dispensary Association. Buff
F,ln
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HANTED-L0ST-FOUND.


UTANTED-A SITUATION TO DO GENERAL
w housework, by competent woman. In
suire at Room s, State House Hotel. dl3-2t*
CITUATION WANTED-BY A SCANDI-
y nayian Girl to do general housework; is a
iirst-class Cook. Inquire at FREMONT HOTEL,
street. between Front and Second. d12-3t*
CITUATI0N wANTED-As BooKKEEPER
y or correspondent. or both; reference. Ad-
dress w. II. D." this Office. d9-lw*
OTRAYED-To THE sUTTERyILLE -
- Ranch, near the Brewery, year kSSAIS
ling Pony; color black, with u white Ky
spot on forehead and small white spots on the
legs Inquire of BART0LME0 PERETTI.
d9-lws
TO FARMERS.
WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE NUMBER
w OF first-class ranch hands, just from the
Western States; also, some Scandinavian and
German farm hands who can milk, plow and
CHOP wood; also, help of various kinds, both
male and female. Send in your orders and they
viii be filed Immediately. HOUSTON Il CO.,
Employment ONCE. corner Fourth and K Streets
Sacramento. jel31ptf
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HI-STREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
lfl and Filth CaSt-Iron Founder; Manufact
urer of all kinds =. Cast and kol-iron Reiling1
and Fences. AL building Castings IN sde to order.
Sl-ti,l
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PALo ALTO FLYERS.
RECORD OF THE
WORLD LOWERED.
Trials at the Bay District Track
Successor of Maud s Fo,Ind-
Coming Race.
Jsan Francisco Alta, December 1lth.1

lSan Francisco Alta, December 1ith
The Palo Alto Stables have had small
string of trotters in Charley Maryin's hands
at the Bay District track for some days past,
and early in the week cards of invitation
for Yesterday were sent to q select few, each
bearing the simple announcement Of a pri-
vate exhibition of youngsters. Up TO 4 few
months ago Governor Stanford held The
best records for horses up TO FIVE years. the
time of Bonita as four-year-old in 1888
being 2:lS2. A Kentucky colt cut this by
quarter of a second last summer, and to
hold the worlds best record through 1884
it was necessary for a Palo Alto product to
get around the circle in better than 2;fS@.
In 1888 there Were several promising three
year-olds on the farm (psomihea; among
them being IIiuda Rose, who secured a
record of 2:19!), and il became noised about
that the trial would be made 10 regain TO
Palo Alto the lost record. The biting cold
did not promise ftvoTably, however, and
the interest centered on firesides rather
than race-tracks with all but a bare hun
dred or so enthusiastic horSemcn. who held
their watches between gloyAl fingers and
shivered inside their greatcoats when COM
PEELED to get out of the bright sun.
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DRs. KELLOGG 81 Goss,

fyoRNsER SEVENTH AND STREETS, sACRA-
u MENTO. Office Hours:
afisS Dr; r. KelPss x IL s Miss stasa's p5 Cos
u to 2 P. NJ. 2Jo5 ?. y.
6 TO P. II. TtoS N.
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Ys4NUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERs
lss tron Doors, Jail Cells, shutters, Railings
Gratings HousewoTs aud B!acksnlithing in gen
eral. No. J2J street, between Fifth and Sixth
Secondhand Doors foc sale. je224ptf
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DIR. NIXOE,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, II STREET, BE.
I tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 9lS and $40.
Win visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A.
NJ. Office hours4-S TO A. NJ; / to P. NJ, and
evenings. jy1-tf
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PACIFIC COAST TELEGRAsIs.
isrEcras DISPATCHES TO THE Rrcoan-USIes
CALIFORNIA.
sheseting Array "a, vacaviiie.


VAaAvII&R December 1fth-Louis Soha
was shot at Yaeaville last night about $50
by J. w A s;ilmor quite number of
shots were fisei. faur hitting Sohn, who is
certain to die, sne ball striking Just below
the heart, another passing through the in
testines and out 1t the back. Gilmor and
his brother-in-lasT, George W. Taylor, who
was present, surrendered themselves to an
officer, and we're last night taken to Fair
field. Sehn had made threats against Gil
NOR and lis family, and has been in one or
two shooting scrapes before. Sohs is now
expected TO die 1t any moment.
The Weather.
ST. HELENA, December 14th-Tle recent
cold snap has been succeeded by CoTrpaTa-
lively mild weather. Yesterday morning
was the coolest experienced here for Frlny
years, and the severe FROST has compelled
the abandonment ot grape -picle;ng for the
season. Wine manufacturing is also tiN-
ished, with much heavier yield than we
have ever bad i'll any oae season i'll Napa
valley.
Young Woman Dangerously Burned.
VALLEJO, December l4;h.--This evening,
about 6 O'Clock, lamp exploded in the
TivcG saloon, when the clothes of En5tns
Wilson, enc of the inmates, eau eht tire, and
she was seriously burned about the mock,
chest and arms. Her injuries aIe of such =
nature that ii is thought she cannot re-
cover.
Shooldn&iy Injured.
PoRr CosrA, December li,h-ThiS after-
noon, at Lathrop, Edward J.. Mann.
switchman employed in the Lathrop yard,
had his back and leg broken, and also his
shoulder badly injured. He BGs soon
taken to the Railroad Hospital VI. Saora-
mento He is brother OF James Mann, of
this place.
Changed Hands.
TRUcEEE, December 14th.-The H7nah-
cGa has to-day changed hands. G. Z.
McGlashan. Assembiymau elect fron the
Fifteenth District. takes the paper The
Republican is one Of the oldeS; newspapers
in the county, has ever been Republican in
politics and will doubtless continue so.
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GEORGE W. YOUNG,
GUCCEsSoR TO PIKE, & YOUNG, CARRIAGE
y Manufacturer, corner Fourth and l. streets,
Sacramento. Established in 1850. All sizes OF
Bnggies, Phsetons, Spring and Thofoughbraee
Wagons. Repairing, Painting and Trimming
done. mG-4ptt
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P. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. /. ofIscoL.
ROOT, NELSON a CO..

ttUV1, NE1IEASVS q ND.,
HNIGE FOUNDRY - IRON md BRASS
" Founders and NaehinisLs Front street, be-
tween and o. Castings and Gachiusry OF
every description u;Gde 20 cr.ler. ia2.-ta'm
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DENTISTRY.
5. 8. s0UTHWOgTH,

SUs1ESSoR TO
DREWER & SOUTHW0RIH, DENTISTS,
y Seventh and streets, Sacramento.
aul6-4plm
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yy u RAInWIN. M, D.,

C,URGEoN Af;D PHYSICIAN. OFFICE,
y northeast corner Second and X streets. Of
nee hours: 10 4. VI. to u NJ; . TO aud TO p.
~ Residence, Sfl street. nl6-im
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HENRY L. EUCKLEY. $. soLoN HolL
HOLL s. BCCKLET,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELoR5-al-LA
n Qlice: Northeast corner sixth 4nd
Itreets Sacramento. le9-u
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The Rlacerviile Deaeerat, at Placervilie,
mentions a lady who named hes cats Oleve-
land. Blaine. Lockwood, Butler and ST.
John. All the cais died before the election
exce,,t Blaine and Cleveland. Now Blaine
is dead, while Cleveland is tat and sauey-
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

ryAKE TINE BY THE FORELoCKl 1 AM
now prepared to furnish all kinds OF Wood
and Coal ut the lowest rates, By the cord or car
load Call and get prices.
w E. OSBORN,
Proprietor H. P os5orn's Wood and Coal Yard,
500 street. au24ptf
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How TO GET SIcK.-ExpOse yourself day and
night: eat too much without exercise: work too
hard without rest: doctor all the time take all
the vile nostrums advertised, and then sou will
want 10 know h0t0 to qet iotR. which Is answered
in three words-Take Hop BittcTs.
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DANCE FOR SALE NEW;
III complete. Also, Furniture bought; high
est price paid: Upholsterlng and Repairing. Sec
our New Sham Holders. c. NJ. CAMPBELL, 400
street. ap19 1ptf
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PHYSICIAN AND sURGEON-OFFICE AND
{ Residence, No. 323 J street, between Third
and Fourth Hours TO 10 a. ". TO and 10
SP. NJ Office of City Superintendent of Public
schools at same l7Iacc se5-4pIm
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. j. S. COOK.

MO. g22 NINTH ST, BET. AND ], OPP
IN posite the Plaza Magnetic aud kleeIr.c
Healer. electromagnetic and Medicinal Baths,
Magnetic Garments and lIlso,es. Consulate ion
free dl0-1m
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T. A. SNYDER, II. D.,
q u CLoW. M. D..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, southeast corner
of Second and X streets. Office EouTs-e
to 1880 A. NJ; Ito 4, ard 7 to P. n. Residence,
9l3 NJ street between Einth and Tenth. apG3-tf
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ScorT's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil.
with Hvponhosphites heals the intlan-
,nation OF The throat and lungs-giyes
streugth-sssakes blood, toncs up the i.efv-
ous system, and will absolutely cure Con>
SUMPTION il its early stages.
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CATTTVoN.

rIYHE PUBLIC is HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
certain parties have advertised for sale a
certain piece of property belonging to the
Billings estate kno IN as the Harrisan Ranch.
This is a United States Homestead, the property
OF Mrs. Bauigan and her heirs, and she has
never authorized its sale.
MRS. N. HARRIGAN
Sacramento December 6, 1884. dll-6ts
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WIN, GUTENBERGER.

TRoN AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
l. chinist. Front and n streets. Manufacturer
or Grtenberger's Horse Powers, Patent Ground
Roller and Cicg Crusher and Barley Mills AL
kinds of Hydraulic Pipes. n1S-lm
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T1OR SALE-A HALF OR WHOLE INTER
Il est in the Western Hotel Hacking; Two
Carriages and Four Horses and Harness. For
further particulars inquire at the office or of the
driver. nll-u
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az- H;one genuine without bunch Of green
Hops on the white label Shun ali the vile, rJi-
sonous strT with Hop" or Hops II their
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

NOR SALE-PASTUREL LAND; UNIMPROVED
L Vineyard aud Orchard lands; improved
farms of all kinds from 10 acres to $40 acres.
Apply to CARL STROBEL, 32l street. n2l-1m