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T7OR sALE-A HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST
u in the Western Hotel Hacking Two Car
riageS, and Four Horses and Harness For fur
ther particulars, inquire at the Office of the
driver. aul-tf
DIANOS AND ORGANS FOR - sssggSS9s--77s--,ss
i Sale largest Piano House in =
Sacramento Sold on so mOnthly's 2 I az
instainents New Pianos and Organs to rent.
i. r. GIRARD. conner Seventh and J. je26-lm
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Affairs in Egypt.

CAIRO, October 1Gth.-Provisions are extremely
scarce throughout the whole country, from Ber-
Der to Khartoum, from the river Nile to the Red
Sea.
W.pY HALFA, october l6th.-A native who
arrived from FL 0beid by way of Morawee re-
ports that 10 steamer has been wrecked, but the
Dahabrieh crew was murdered within day s
march OF friendly territory. The native reports
that Ell Mahdi's troops occupy the nights along
the Nile north of Khartoum and have broken
the telegraph wires across the river.
LoYDoN. October 16Ih.-Spec;al dispatches
from Cairo assert that the Cal,adian boatmen
are unruly, aad refuse to obey Their officers.
Prize Fight in Canada.
ToRoNro. October 16th.-A fight between
Harry Gilmore and George Fulljames, for the
lightweight championship of Canada, is be-
Iievcd to have taken place this morning A
steamer left last night with party on boardtfor
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A Representative Democrat.

NEW YORK, october l6th.-The following was
in this evenings C0mHerciGt Eugene Mahan
Hugh J. Mohan?l, Deputy Register of Labor
Statistics for California, who has been engaged
during the political campaign delivering stump
speeches for Cleveland and Hendricks, in this
city and suburbs, was found intoxicated in
Tyrone Row last night. He was loudly denounc-
ing the Republican party and shouting bolster
ously Upon being requested to keep quiet he
refused, and was locked up for the night in the
station. Ii is alleged that he has lost nearly all
his money by the result in Ohio.
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SECOND DISPATCH.l

MANHATTAN BEACH. October 16th.-There wa.
a collation. ut l Oclock III the Pavilion. After
wards, addresses by d. Y. Davidson. Treasurer
of the Cable Company; George Il. Ward. General
Manager; John MurheGd. inventor OF the duplex
system Among those present were George 5
Cole American Exchange Bank: Hector de Cas-
tro, representing Mr.. Mackay: Indian Commits
sioner W. II. Lyon, and representatives OF diff
ferent telegraph and cable companies; Commo-
dore Santill of the Amerique French COM
pany. and Directors and stoekhoiders
After cOngratulatory speeches were made by
officers and friends of the enterprise, 1t was
made known that the landing of the com
mercial cable TO-DAY had been given up, and all
parties interested left for home. The delay was
caused. as far as known, by the hawser becoming
Ing ont and intended for hauling to shore the
RATS bearing the cable. At O'Clock the tug
was still alongside the Faraday, and the cable
apparently all coilcd on the RATS but there were
no indications of moving. II is expected that
the cable viii be landed at daylight tomorrow.
Checking the Fires in the Mines.
CoLUMBUs (O9. October 16th.-By continued
exertions with the fire engines. and by stopping
all draiIghtS in the mines in the Hooking valley
the operators have succeeded in stopping the
flames in all but one. y reward OF $1,000 for
the arrest of the guilty parties has been offered
Killed for Thirty Dollars.
DENVER. October 16th.-Yesterday morning
Matt p PerkinSon, Sheep-herdGr. rode up to
the house of his former employer, Derby 2.
PAYNE Il small sheep-owner living three miles
from Deer Trail u water station on the Kansas
Pacific road forty miles nom Denver, and after
refusing Payne's invitation to breakfast. called
him outside and demanded payment of $50, the
balance due him for work. PAYNE replied that
he had no money then, but hoped to have some
in n few DAYS when he would settle. Perkin-
SON upon this, drew a revolver and fired three
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GEORGE ". yOUNG,

OUCCEssOR TO PIKE & YOUNG, CARRIAGE
- Manufacturer, corner Fourth and L streets,
Sacramento. Established in 1850 All sizes OF
Buggies Phaetons, Spring and Thoroughbrace
Wagons. Repairing, Painting and Trimming
done rlGS1 -1,,4t
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4. QUINN & SONS.

CARRIAGE PAINTERS NATE FOREMAN
~ of painting department of the California
Carriage Factory, Eighth and X, with Pike &
Young, Fourth and streets, Sacramento. Fine
finish and durability guaranteed. aul6-3m
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NJ. Il. ROSES

A GRICULTURAL WORKS, NINTH AND K
"A streets, builds every description OF Pump
ing Machinery, Steam Engines, Horse powers,
etc. A New Design OF DEEP WELL PUMP Just
nIIf n,l.lI-ff
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EINO LET-RANCH OF 400 ACRES: 40 sssrt
i acres Of which is bottom land: 20 ss5%
acres in Hops; 80 acres in Alfalfa; Hop --'s-F
Poles, Drying-hOuse, Dwelling, Barn, etc; lease
for ; or years Apply on premi ,es to A. J..
YERMILYA, Sheldon, Sacramento county.
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L1OR SALE-GROCERY STOCK, FIXTURES
L and goodwill of an old-cstablished, we'll
located and good-paying business. Reason for
selling and terms inquire of CARL STROBEL,
the Broker 32I J street OI4-6t
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= I-STREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
lfa and Fifth. Cast-Iron Founder Manufact-
urer OF all kinds of Cast and Rod-iroD RaiIings
and Fences. All Building Castings ID ade to order
S5-iptm
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BALTIMORE, October 16th.-The Suns Demo
cratic) Columbus special says: Various theories
are advanced by the Democrats to account for
the defeat, including charges of treachery on
the part of the Democratic leaders in CinCin-
natl and elsewhere but the true cause is that
the disafiected Republicans came back in suf-
fcient force 10 their party TO restore its power
In the rural districts the Germans are mostly
Democratic; in the cities they are mostly Re
publicans. 1t is the cities which have brought
the victories
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WHEELING, October 16th.-Naxwell's minority
in Putnam county is 30 in Wood 10 in Fayette
10 In Tucker county Wilson has rs minority.
The indications are that Wilson tDelnocraU will
have 5000 majority in the State.
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NEw YORK, october I6th.-The Sun, in a
double-leaded leader, says: Well. Ohio per-
forms for Grover Cleveland in 1881 the same
office which North Carolina performed for
Horace Greeley in lS72-it kills him as Il candi-
date. The Democracy will not have Grover
Cleveland for President. They would not have
Greeley. He does not represent the ideas of the
Democracy. and is not fit to be President Ohio
ends Cleveland, as North Carolina ended Greeley.
The Tribune, under the head of "Now, Now,
Break, Solid South, says: The October election
shows plainly that Blaine and Logan can carry
West Virginia, Virginia Tennessee and Louis
lana.
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IAN. HYaAN
= II Man ). hfAAN, Jh.
j. HYNlAN. JR.. 6 BRO.

NIATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, $50
w sos street, between Fifth and SSaays.
Sixth. have always on hand choice vari- Ne-@ %
ETY. OF fine Watches Diamonds, Jewelry, $50
etc ieT-Iro
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BOOTS And SHOES J!

We opened our BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT some
years in unpretentious four
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT; andr has been aim
give many patrons possible
money That public appreciate
rapid of this
far beyond expectations, and owing
limited amount Of space in quarters
creasing honest goods
have added build
ing is occupied by BOOT AND SHOE DEPART
Having experienced permanently in
CASH, quantities
dc, purchases
secrn The closest Cash terms of the nanncctrers and
placing almost direct with
manufacturers
a constant Pacific Coast for
good WORKING at
the reach of all; and prepared that
in every respect. to-day
complete lines BOOTS AND SHOES be
the Pacific Coast
Mems Full-stock Kip Boot warranted solid
insole and counter, So so.
Mems FuIl-stock Kip Boot; handmade.
Price, So.
''H. B. & Co.'S" Fine Calf Dressed Boot;
single sole, So SO. Same, tap sole, 81.
Mems Kip Boots; tap SOLE quilted bottom.
Price, So so.
Mems Heavy Working Boots; solid inside
and out; only in large sizes. Price, So
a pair.
Mems Standardization Napoleon Boots, $5
pair.
Mems Full-stock Calf Button or English
Walking Shoe. Price, So pair.
Mems Light Buckle Alexis, ST. rs a pair.
Mems Fine Congress Caters latest cut cap
toe. Price, So so.
Men sRubber Boots and Shoes; every style;
prices guaranteed.
Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes. Price,
So IS.
from
Hol0 Rpnc 0 nn
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- consider your
Remedy the best remedy in existence
For indigestion, kidney
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FOREIGN NEWS.

BosroN, October 16th.-A heavy fall Of snov
is reported this morning i'll New Hampshire, tn
first Of the season.
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Tic Cabinet and the Campaign.

WASHINGTON, October 16th.-Seeretary Grcsh-
am it is said, will leave Washington on Mon
day 10 take part in the campaign in Indiana.
He has been asked 10 speak in several other
States, but it is understood that he has refused.
preterring to devote his entire energies to secuT-
ing Indiana for Blaine. Commiss1Tner Dudley
viii also 20 to Indiana next week. Secretary
Lincoln viii enter the campaign in Illinois ON
Wednesday next, and will give his entire tine
from that day to the day of election, to the work
of electing Blaine and Logan.
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DOR SALE-2O ACRES OF VERY GOOD sss9
L quality land. with fine young Or SsstsSs
chard and Vineyard on it; only > miles -
from this city. Price, $1,000. Terms and mar
ticulars inquire of CARL STROBEL, 321 J street
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II. F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. ]. DRIsCoL.
ROOT, NELSON & CO.,

TTNToN FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
" Founders and Machinists, Front street be-
tween y and o. Castings ana Machinery of
every GeScription made 10 order in2i-In1m
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ME HAVE ON HAND A LARGE NUMBER
w of frstclass 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 i'll your orders and they
viii be filled Immediately. HOUSTON & CO.,
Employment Office, corner Fourth and K streets
Sacramento. je13-1ptf
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THE coNGREssIoNAL DElrGArIoy
The Election in West Nircinia.

COLUMBUS, October 16th.-Chairman O.leyee
comedies the election of EllSbury in ,he Eleventh
District. The delegation TO Congress will stand
Democratic and 10 Republican
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MISCELLANEOUS.
81 Have Sutfered!"

With every disease imaginable for the
last three years Our
Druggist, T. J. Anderson, recommending
Hop Bitters TO me-
used two bottles
Am entirely cured, and heartily recon-
mend Hop Bittcrs 10 every one J. d.
Walker, Bucllner Mo.
+ I write this as
Token of the great appreciation have Of
your Hop
Bitters. I was afflicted
With intiammatory rheumatism :.
For nearly
Seven years, and no medicine seemed to
do me any
Good III
Until | tried two bottles of your Hop
Bitters, and to my surprise am as well 10.
day as ever was. | hope
:" You may have abundant success
q In this great and ="
Valuable medicine
Anyone! wishing to know more
about my cure?
Can learn by addressing me, f. NJ.
Williams. 1903 18th street, Washington
D. c..
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Butler Resumes His Canvass.

NEW YORK. October 16th.-General Butler re-
sumed his canvass to-day, having fresh con
tngent of aids, all his companions in the cam
started in the now famous hotel car Etelka
GcrSter. but was obliged to abandon her at
Poughkeepsie owing 10 Il hot Journal, and con
tinue the days journey. in regular passenger
hand He made short speeches at schenectady,
Amsterdam and Fonda. AT John,town there
was Il great popular demonstration. Butler
visited and was welcomed to the home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton. In that place the Gen
eral addressed $500 people The journey was
then continued to Little Falls, where there was
q band of music to welcome the General. and he
the last address of the day. The General stops
AZ Little Falls tonight.
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

EoR sALE-A ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A
L wcllestablished blacksmithing and wagon
making business in the town of Auburn, Placer
county, Cal. For terms and particulars address
J. NJ. WHITE, Auburn ol6-lm
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LANES GrcGuIRE.

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERs,
w Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Railings,
Gratings, Houscwork and Backsmithing in gen
eral, No. $40 X street, between Fifth and Sixth
Secondhand Doors fo- sale. je22-iptf
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- HHlOtgtGH, Del.
Re- None genuine without bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shuu all the vile. poi-
sonous stuff with Hop" or Hops" in their
name
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DENTISTRY.
REMOVED.
DRs. BREWER & soUTHwoRTR.

DENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER k;a>ssssn,
- of Seventh and J streets, in ;SSsSsSssssx
Bryte ; new building, up stairs. Teeth <QIff1F
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w. WOOD.

DENTIST, QUINTS BUILDING. sszzzrs-.A
IL northeast corner Fourth and J7Tssss:z=s:ssssss
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted onN1l1r1y
all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction of teeth ie25-tf
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Further Press Comments on the Eie


CINcINNATI, October l6th.-The Enquirer Dem
ocrat:c), in u double-lcaded editorial. SAYS
The Democracy of Ohio have been defeated
The fight, which closed on Tuesday, lacked
nothing on either side to call out the people
Both parties had fair notice that on the l4th OF
October there would be Il tremendous encounter
for political supremacy in this State No plati-
tudinal excuse, no appeal for sympathy no
complaint against outrageous treatment in
short, no baby act can soften the situation
substantial comfort for anybody in the PROPOSE
ton that one party had more money than the
other; that anybody was intimidated, or that
either political army was outgeneraled and out
numbered in Ohio. The result. even if there
should be Il considerable reduction of the ma
i1rity claimed by the Republicans means that
the Democrats must put forth every effort TO
save New York, New jersey and Indiana to
Cleveland and Hendricks. II was Il great mis-
take to claim Ohio.
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Cleveland's Reception in BrooilIyn.

New YORK, October ltth.-At an early hour
this morning the organizations which take part
in the reception Of Governor cleveland in
Brooklyn to-day assembled at their respective
headquarters From all parts of the city they
marched with flags and banners lying to the
stations assigned them. on the streets adjoining
the entrance to the East River Bridge, where
they fell into line and awaited the arrival of
the guest of the day.
The Chairman of the Campaign Committee
ex-senator AIuTtha, with others OF the commit
tee the Chairmen of the Young Democrats and
independent Republicans. received the Gov
ernor when he arrived i'll his carriage Oh the
Brooklyn side of the bridge. The vast throng
OF people assembled cheered enthusiastically.
Business houses and private residences i'll the
neghb0rhood We're decorated with bunting
and every window was filled with men and
women.
The Governors carriage took its place in the
line, the uniformed organizations assumed their
positions, bands struck up lively marching airs
and the procession moved toward the Pierre
pont House.
Standing up in his open barouche, Governor
Cleveland bowed his acknowledgment in
response to the greeting accorded him, and
looked upon the enthusiastic throng with a
pleased smile.
The Pierepont House reached. a large num-
ber of people were found. After shaking hands
with ii number of people introduced to him the
Governor was escorted to the Art Assembly
Rooms connected with the Academy of Music
on Montague street
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J. o FUNSTON.
z. FOSTER.
z oEn

1856. +. FOSTER & CO., 1884.
D0OK-BINDERS, PAPER-RULE2S AND
ID Blank-BcoS Manufacturers, No. 3l9 street
between Third ami Fourth. Sacramento. .iY2O-intt
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II. IL. PIERSON,

DENTIsT. 415 J STREET, Be e~Szazss
IL tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacra-l ff$sss5ssss
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted on CIIIO5
Gold, Vulcanite aud sll bases Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrac-
ton Of teeth. iyf4-1m
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ISECoND DISPATCH.

BROOKLYN, October 1Gth.-At the close of the
reception i'll the Academy of Music procession
was formed, and Grover Cleveland was escorted
to Rid@ewood Park. \ vast crowd was present
and the enthusiasm was intense. From Il stand
in the inclosure the Governor briefly addressed
the assemblage. The usual letter of regret from
Iilden WAS read
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The Ohio Election.

CoLUMBvs, October l6th.-The following con-.
rain county, Republican majority 2l75. RepIb.
llean gain SIS: Medina, Republican majority
LOO Republican gain i9S; Trumbull. Republi-
can majority $500, Republican gain l92; Car.
county, Republican majority l,750 These five
counties show Republican majority of 9.220
which added to the majorities given by oiheI
counties as enumerated above, gives d,ll2 as
gross Republican majoritieS in the State Pc
ducting the gross Democratic majoriteS, Il S9g
the net Republican majority for the State /.
l5,Ol3-a gain of 25,5i2 over the vote of last
year.
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HOME AND ABROAD.
THE ELECTIONS IN OHIO AND
WEST VIRGINIA.
Blaine in Michigan-Clevelan in
New Tork-Winter in New
Engiand-ForeignS items.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rnr RECORD UNION
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LOUIE sLoss . CO.

DEALERs, CORNER OF FRONT AND L
u streets Highest price for Hides, Sheep
Pelts and Tallow Butchers supplied with Salt,
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines Stuff
ers, Lard Presses etc. Prompt cash returns
made for all consignments fe1S iptf
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EoR sALE-THE SPLENDID RANCH srs.
l. of 4. Menke, known as the Watt S SfT3S
Murray place, containing III acres about --s%-.
Sacramento Valley Railroad. This is ali bottom
land; highly improved; Dwelling house; Barns;
2oests tshciee Frnit Trees; Fine Water, Alfalfa
Fields, etc For further particulars price etc,
inquire on tba premises. fsS-tfl \. MENKE.
TR
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sCrocker n
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M
WumI D, NJ
stoedl " Dr. ion cne'
AC Menloci treatment haon
truly wonderful Altogether / feel like
be
the
Il N bo
treatment relieved feel WELL
toror the
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ennan he returne a W nan.
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EAST SAGINAW, October lGth.-At Muskegon
there was very large meeting. The mills We're
closed, and the workingmen turned out in force.
General Fremont was introduced first. lie was
very tayOrably received, and he made a pleas
ant little speech. Senator Palmer next briefly
addressed the meeting on the tariff us affecting
the interests of the men engaged in the lumber
business During the Senator's remarks there
were few shouts of "Butler,' Butler" but
when Blaine was introduced he was loudly
cheered, and his brief speech was warmly ap
plaCded. He spoke of the rapid growth in
wealth of Michigan under the influence Of Il
protective policy, and of her interest in not
merely preventing an abandonment. but in
putting a stop TO the continual agitation of the
subject in Congress. General Alger, Republican
candidate for Governor, ard Senator Conger
Then nldreSSel the Incnting
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Fruit Ranches For Sale.

Containing 100 acres in all; - acres in
Table Grapes of all varieties: - acres in Fruit
Trees all bearing. young and healthy; mostly
Peach THERE'S a Good Dwelling, containing
. rooms. Large Stable, Packing-house, etc.
The soil j. deep. clear OF bedrock or hardpan.
The fruit does not require irrigation, and no
superior Fruit or Grapes are brought to this
market Situated miles from the city and
One-haif iaile from railroad station The pro-
duets OF the place viii net over $3.50 this
year, and the peach crop very light.
Also
so acres of land, miles south of the
city: - acres in Grapes; acres in Strawber-
ries and BlackberrieS; ~ acres in Fruit; good,
nearly new Dwelling: two Barns; two Wagons,
all Farming Tools etc. Price $500.
Also
We have subdivided "A tract at brighton,
fronting on Sacramento Valley Railroad, into
10, Is and p acres, and offer them for $50 per
acre; one-;higd cash.
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ITO LET-SUITE OF LARGE UNFURNISHEn
i rooms, suitable for housekeeping; rent, ST
per month; location, between Fifth aud Sixth,
L and NJ. For further particulars, inquire of d.
GARDINER, No. 400 street. oS-tf
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CARRIE e. CRoLy. =

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
" pared to do all kinds of work in their line
in city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. Shop, No 1921 Second street, be-
tween and l.. Postofice Box No 40, Sacra-
mentO. ie13-ptf
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EOR sALE-TO WELL BORERs-A COM
l. plete Set of Well Boring Tools, with good
Team of Horses and Wagon. This is a good
chance for the right kind of party to engage
apply 10 JOHN MILLER, No. 905 X street, Sacra-
al oil
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HOUSE FOR sALE-A ONE AND A -
Ii half story, Z Room Frame Cottage, s1;:.
with very nice 40x100 foot cornerlot, at LII
very low price. Inquire of CARL STR0BEL
32l J street, ol1-6t@