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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
in Mason. OF Colfax, is in the city.
,t.,. for the Rav Yesterday.

N saso,. of Coiax, is in the city.
n Young let. for the Bay yesterday.
J.H. Ruuyan, Of Ditch Flat, is in the city.
D. X. Brown. OF Plymouth, Amador county, is il
the city.
V. P. Richardson, of Gridlsy, came to the cit
yesterday.
Mp. Bradley, of Georgetown, came 70 the city
yesterday.
Mrs. E. B. Croker went down to San Francisco
yesterday.
DR.. 0. Harvey, OF Gait, came up to the city by
yesterdays train.
Hon. Charles n Fox, OF ssh Francisco, was in
town last evening.
John o'Nei L. A. Dunbar and F. A Richardson,
Of Oleta, are in the city.
Ariel Lathrop returned from Vins yesterday, and
went on to San Francisco.
Mrs. DR.. Brune who has been very i'll for several
weeks Is now convalescent.
Mr.. Beven and wife, of the Central Hotel, Wheat.
land, were in town yesterday.
Thomas c. Pockman and wife left for Woodland
yesterday, to remain few days.
Deputy Secretary Of State Shattuck returned
yesterday from a trip to the Bay.
Mrs. J. j. Bailey, Mrs. John Tew and Michael
Roach of Cosumnes, are in the city.
Mrs. William Beckmsn and Mrs. J. J. Keegan re.
turned yesterday from a visit to Auburn.
visiting friends in this city returned home yester
day
Alfred Briggs of Nicolaus, and l. NJ. Be-caw and
J. 5. Swift, of Georgetown IL Dorado county, in
town.
Judge 7. B. Mcfarland has nearly recovered from
his recent illness, and expects to be able to be
next Monday.
DR.. Moore President Of the Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Company, came up from the Bay yester-
day, accom- panied by his wife.
J. p StFatton, who was Deputy Surveyor General
unuer General Shsnklin, returned to San Francisco
yesterday, after brief visit to this city.
Miss Allie ozier, Of San Francisco, and Miss ada
smith, OF oakland, who have been visiting MIS-.
Charles McCreary, Of this city, returned home yes
terday afternoon.
Sheriff Cunningham, Of San Joaquin county, was
one OF the visitors from that place in ate deuce
upon the installation banquet OF Sacramento Com
mandery, X. T., Thursday night.
Mrs !. ". Could (nee Winters, of Dayi,yile,
who has been visiting friends ia this city, leaves this
morning for her home in Fresno where Mr..
Gould has lately been buying vineyard land
Joseph and Herbert Crew, accompanied bv their
sitter, who have been attending the Sierra jrmAl
College Auburn, Tor the past year, came down yes
terday en- route for their home at Walnut Grove, 10
spend vacation.
was in town yesterday, IN. left by the Western
Pacific train. He remarked that there was very
little snow, and thought he could get into tie
valley on his blackboard without much trouble
In the city yesterday: c orge H. Myers, Latrobe:
5. Ransom, Red Bluff =: Jas NJ Stephenson Frank
lin; J. Il. Titbits, Mrs \. Tibbits, j. h. Martin,
Woodland W. G. Brown, Suffer Creek f. F.
Baker, Woodland Samuel Wilson, Maxwell: ".
Cameron, San Francisco.
Arrivals az the Golden Eagle Hotel yester lay:
Raymond Holmes, New York; c. 5. Schuefelein,
Les Angeles Eff. 5 hueffrlein, Portland Charles
Schroeder and wife, Oakland Wash Marion Chi
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0ERcRARpIsg RRpnEr.

The following freight for Sacramento passed Ogden
January 10th:
For Lindey * Co, IS boxes soap, , cases cfrl-
rettss, 80 cases mix H3Il LuhTs & Co., - boxes
soap, - boxes raisus Biiugse y * Co., G boxes
Shot cases Weinstock * Lubiu, > cases shoes; Van
Noorhies * Co. > boxes saddles cases harness .
huntington. Hopkins * Co, / case mining picks =,
boxes aud barrels carriage irons, l. cases copper
rvets, i cases handled sledges = cases steel
Wedges ). II. Davis case handles; Coutinen-
tai pu aad Transportation Company. ! tank oil .
Hale Bros. & Co, cases and bales cut piece
gOo1s, cases and ! box hosiery, ? cases wooden
wear, cases cotton Over-hirts swlo.en goods
10 cases cUmiOrtables Gl,tmau * Scheinart cases
cigarettes W. d. Comstpck, ! boxes oak chairs. .
boxes common chairs; ". f Peterson, , barrels
aud boxes candy, barrel molasses
For Stocktou-B +. Shannon, l box household
goods; L. English Il Co, . bundles shectlron ;
W " Montague, cages, > boxes, bundle aud /
pieces castings; huntington Hopkins Il Co, 70
cases copper ryets; Hale Co., case wooden dress
goods
For Oroyille-Janes F. Gray, l02 bundles shovels.
For Marysviiie-J0hn Whitmore, piano.
For lone City-E. a. Ketchum, / box bedding.
For E .nicja-BeLica Agricultural Works, 3 bar
rels pillow castings
For Dutch Flat T. J., l barrel whisky.
The following freight for Sacramento passed New
Orleans January l3tn: For Huntington, Hopkins *
Co, case meat choppers , cases hardware cases
hooks and staples, cases belts Adams Mcneil 8,
Co, case canned goods Hale Bros. d Co. I case
slippers; LHd.ey O., Is barre curriuts; pia-
mond Match Company, j cases matches.
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SUPERIOR COURT.


DEPARTMENT OSE-ARl=TRoNG, Judge
}. T. St9n W. Jacob ana Hermann Eppuger ct
al Motion for uonsuit granted. ordered that the
plaintiff have thirty V time in which % prepare,
serve and file bill OF EXCEPTIONS OF a statement ON
motion for trial oi this nc ion or in which to
move for such new trial also in which to Tile and
serve a notice - motion for trial.
W. x. Strong * Co. vs.. Auker II Co.-Judgmeut
for plaintiff for S7G4 % and costs
Booth Co. VS.. Auker " Co. Judgment for plain
tiff for Sl,5s1 10 and costs
G. L. Clarke ts Nathan Webb-It appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court that the order made in
this case on the S,h day Of January, 1854 directing
that the execution issued in this on November
49, 1853, be recalled, and also the order made in this
case January II, lss4, directing that the Sheriff Of
San Francisco be cited to appear and show cause
why he should not be punished for contempt, were
made without notice to plaintiff, and good cause
now appearing therefor, It is ordered By the Court
that the execution # said orders be and they are
hereby stayed and held TO be imperative until the
further order Of this Court and that any property
held by said Sheriff under said execution be re-
tanned by him until the further order of this Court
G. L. Clarke vs.. Nathan Webb-Ordered that the
money heretofore paid over TO Ed NJ Martin by the
Sheriff of San Francisco county be retained in his
possession Until further Orier II Court
Ansley G. Davis ct al IS N. Zemansky-Order 10
show cause January 10Th why injunction should not
be issued
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Ii Is now undisputed that Wei De Meyers
Catarrh Cure is the only treatment that will
absolutely cure Catarrh-fresh or chronic. Excel
lent remedy; Going wonders. ~ Leighow, 54l
Fourth street. San Francisco. al suffered years
entirely cured DIR +. Clark, Montgomery street,
san Francisco. Z" had Catarrhal Deafness five
Yeas; hearing restored" lChas. Noyisio, Whining
ton, Cal Etc, etc Thousands Of testimonials are
received frcm all parts Of the world. Delivered,
81, Dr. Wei De Meyers - illustrated Treatise
with statements by the cured, mailed free d. r,
Dewey Il Co, lS2 Fulton street, New York.
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ADVERTISEMENT MERTON.

Metropolitan Theater-Matinee and evening
Whims"
Sacramento Tivoli-" Pirates Of Penzance."
Colonel Geo. Babcock's temperance lectures.
". c. T. U.-This afternoon at o'clock.
Tickets for Mrs. Carriers concert.
Bishop A. Beals lectures tomorrow.
Red Cloud Tribe Imp o. r. VI.
Free lecture-Rev. H. H. Rice.
Sunday Band Of Hope tomorrow
Public meeting OF Irish citizens.
High license Colonel George Babcock.
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Auction sale.
.ell & Co, at 1890 a. N. to-day.
saalneea Aa7srtiss,nenls

scs3nsss Advertisements.
Sweetser & Alsp- Orchards and ranches.
Mechanics Store-Plaques for decorating.
Sheriff's sale
Smoke Tausiil's Punch iive-cent cigar.
Young American lady desires position.
Notice-If you thought he couldn't.
Notice-Carl Strobel, your broker.
Eastern canned oysters-Fulton Market.
Wanted Beautiful young ladies.
Wanted-Ten thousand people at the Tivoh.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Owing to the demand upon our columns, and in
order to accommodate all our patrons, no firm will
hereafter be allowed to occupy more than one cell
un1n of advertising space
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BELl & Co., auctioue=rs, at Eighth and K
streets, have wealth Of fancy articles The
elegant wreath, encased in beautiful frame,
and which is m'ds entitely OF seed, will be
sold at auction this utorniug. l. unqusstion-
ably Is a work Of art, aud has brea viewed
during the past week by thousands. 1t will
be sold without Geserve.
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BOYS and you Insults f ON 81 - 10 s., ali
wool, at our great sale next Monday, at Red
HOuss
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Marysvile, January 13-Joseph Ray to Katie
O'keefe.
jackson, December % Francesca Sangunetd to
Catalonia Boitano.
Jackson, January li-Wm. A. Brown 10 Sadie f.
Boyd.
Near Lincoln, Placer county, January IS Herbert
Fow er TO Belle j. Fagg
Woodland January l5-M. Slayen TO Bridget Muir
phy.
Penryu, January 6-DaviG Clough to Mary Porter.
Yreka January G-Horace Hughes Mitchell 10 Ida
May Magin.
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w. a. STEPHENSON
G. q UEIsT. 81 m .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PUBLIC.

4 NDREw GoWANs LATE OF BELLE CON
"a servstory, begs to inform the people of Sac
rameuto city and surrounding country that he has
opened a Florist Store at lOo51 street, opposite
the Changers New Store, where he hopes by strict
attention to business to merit a share OF public pat
ronage. Bouquets and Floral Pieces made to order
short notice at most reasonable rates call solic
tied. jall-3pLm
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THOUSANDS saved from death BY DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Trial bot
ties free.
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GEMS fine kid gsves for 80 cents, worth
81, at the great SAFE next Monday at Red
House,
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Fine Dwellings For Sale.

Two-story Frame Dwelling, lot s0xlGo, north
SIDE % street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth. : ituU
Two-Story Dwelling, lower story II brick o.
rooms) lot 40Xl6O G street, between Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth ................. $40
Tgo-story Frame Dwelling Is rooms) bay win
dow, BATH gas, hot and cold water; stable,
woodShed, etc. lot 40Xl60, with choice fruit
trees II street, beta Twenty-third and
Twenty fourth ......................... 1900
One-story and Basement Frame Dwelling Is
rooms) on the north side of street lot
4OxI6G ........................ .......,. 1850
One.story and Basement Frame Dwelling,
north side OF street; corner lot, 40Ns0;
bay window and modern improvements S
Two-story Frame Dwelling, No. 1915 F street
% rooms and BATH lot S0Xl60 this is
bargain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l,ouV
BUILDING LOTS.
l60N16O-N. f. corner Nineteenth and .... 81, 500
S0x16o-N. e corner Twenty third and L.. 500
lt0xl6O-S. W. correr Tweuty-frst and M. 1900
One block OF land between Q ana K, Twenty
fourth and Twenty. fifth. Observation-Disclosures. 900
Also, some Fine Ranches.
a. LEONARD & SON,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
1919 Fourth ST.. .[vIi7spIuI... Sacramento.
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6RRiED

On Monday next our great sale Of clothing
and furnishing goods at Red House.
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SoUAEE P1ANo, so, g: Gisari's Piano
Store, 72S X street.
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LADIES kid gloves, dark shades, Fosters
make II hooks, % cents per pair, next Mon
dsY at Red House.
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iEBS. 4. II.
G. n. KREBs g. co

7 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS y PAINTS, OILS,
I Glass Varnshes, Brushes, Wax Flower Goods
aud Artists Materials. Sole Agents for AveIill's
Ready Mixed Paints end the Beloit Building Paper.
House and Sign Painting, Plain and Decorative
Paper Hanging, Glazing and Gliding, Pictures,
Frames and holdings. No. 626 J street. between
sixth ana Seventh, Sacramento, Cal. jal4ptf
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Bitter Bread.

Complaint i frequently made by those who
Use baking powders that they leave in bread.
biscuit, or cake raised by them disagreeable
bitter taste. This taste follows the use of all
impure baking powders, and is caused either by
their containing alum introduced to make Il
cheap artIcle), by the impure and adulter;ted
character OF other ingredients used. or from the
ignorance of their manufacturers of the proper
methods of combining them. These baking
powders leave in the bread Il re>iduum formed
of lime, earth. alum, or other dcleteriouS mat
trrs, not always. though frequently, tastaDle in
the food, and by all physicians cIassed as in
furious TO health. The Royal Baking Powder
Is free from this serious defect In its use no
reslduum is left, and the loaf raised by it is al
ways sweet. light and wholesome. and notice
ably free from the peculiar taste complained of
Inc reason of this IS becatlse il is composed of
hotAhg but absolutely pure materials. scientiii-
cally combined in exactly the proper proper
(lonS OF acid and alkal TO act upon and destroy
each other, while producing the largest amount
OF raising power We are justified in this as
sertIon from the unqualified statements made
by The Government chemists. who after thor
ou@n and exhaustive tests recommended the
"RoyaI' for Governmental use because of its
superiority over all others in purity. strength
ana Whole>0mcne>S. There is no danger of Bit
ter bread or biscuit where it alone is used.
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The Richness of Jersey Cream.

The Breeders Gazette says: There is
one characteristic of the product Of Jer-
seys seldom mentioned, namely, the su
perior richness Of Jersey cream III butter.
The general impression prevails that the
great butter production of Jersey lies
III the large percentage Of cream in the
milk. Many are increduous Of the but
ter production from what to them seems
a small amount Of cream. Until quite
recently comparatively few were aware
of the difference i'll the butter producing
qualities of cream. The inch measure
ment adopted by the creameries was
based on the false idea that "cream is
cream, and one lot is as rich in butter as
another" This assumption almost
brought disaster to the creamery interest,
and was the source Of the Shortage"
which, but for their change in the testing
method would have ended the creamery
business in insolvency. The testing sys-
tenn has shown the wide difference in the
butter production of cream, and will re-
suit in as great benefit to the dairy inter
est as anything that has yet occurred 1t
is also making great change in the
minds of many favorable to Jerseys
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A Romance of the Senate.


STRANGE HISTORIES OF TIE INMATES OF TWO
CALIFORNIA BOARDING HOUSES.
tW"ntI live Or thirty wears ago. | think at
Mary >Nlllc. a.. which was then AN establish
cd, yet >h4uty like. town, says Il writer in the
SHh Francisco Call. lived Judge stephen Field.
ana IN his law office was Young fellow named
ticortr Gorlian. who boarded with plain fam
lily, and at the table another guest was 4 ilorid.
W Nci>h-looklh% stranger. In the next house liy-
ed an lri>hman named Murphy. who had a
bright, interesting daughter. but he WAS fond of
whipping her when anything went wrong with
him. This whipping had been going on for
some limc. AMI one day the boardrrs held an
Indignation meeting, and resolved to 90 next
door and see old Murphy, and tell him that if
he oild not stop correcting that child on every
and on all occasions they would take him
down to the stream and dnck him. None of the
guests were especially brave, but they put on a
very brave front and held the Indignation
meeting.
several years afterwards one of the parties
Field, was called to be Justice of the Supreme
Court. Still later by several wears the Repub-
hrans IN California nominated Gorham for
Governor. and they put on the ticket with him
the present United States Senator Jones. When
Jones met G0rham, hc said: Are YOU the lit
tie fellow from Long Island VINO boarded 1T
MarysyiIle with me: Don't YOU know me-"
NO. don't think do" ''Whv, I'm Jones
the Wel>ll-loolliug fellow who formed one Of
the posse to 90 iii and make Old Murphy stop
keeping That child screaming They shook
handN warmly, and then Jones said: .'GOrh;un
ito You know what ha> become of Mary Muir
nhy?' 49," "Why, She is now Mrs. William
sharon"
My informant SAYS that consequently there
met At Washington city Jones and sharon in the
United states senate, Gorham Secretary Of the
senate. and Field on the supreme bcnch-alI
brought out OF that boarding house Mary
Murphy grew ''p to be AN undressing woman.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

TUESDAY, May 20.
Amount Of stock at market: Cattle, 2254 sheep
and lambs, $500; fat swine Ii $50; horses, 2l1
Prices OF beef cattle " 100 b live weight extra
quality, 81 s7il a. 50; first, &c 25Q6 - second
- II as 25s third, ~ i2|a gj 90; poorest grades
of coarse oxen, bulls, etc, - 0094 90.
Brighton Hides, Z 4sc n; Brighton Tallow, y
eG54c h; Country Hides light ones, 6g641c y Ii ;
heavy, 7d13ac y b Country Tallow, g5c v n; Calf
SKINS llgl24sc " lb; Wool Sheep Skins. 15ca - -
each sheared sheep skins, 2jc; Lamb Skins, soc.
The demand for Western Beef Cattle for the
week ago. Cattle cost higher mt the West but
the market here would not warrant an advance in
prices over those realized week ago, prices
ranging principally from 64 &c y h, live weight.
The larger portion Of the Cattle intended for
the export trade, most Of them being of an eX.ra
grade of Beeves. There were but few If any lots
costing u! t. b, live weight landed at the
yards.
Sheep and Lambs-W eslern Sheep and Lambs did
not cost high at the west they have been cost
ing of late Sheep costing from Ge61sc, and Lambs
TgT14e b, live weight, landed at the yards. Near
ly all were owned by q. W. Hollis & Co. and taken
direct from the cars to the slaughter houses for
slaughtering.
swine-Prices of western Fat Hogs remain un-
changed from those noted for 2 weeks past, they
costing here from 6l4 g624c per h., live weight.
During the past week Messrs. j. =. Squire & Co.
have slaughtered at their establishment In East
Cambridge l,4s3 Fat Hogs. In our number we
include all the western Fat Hogs brought in over
the several railroads.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-05-29

large piece OF corn Dread at breakfast,
and for a long time after that she heard
no more petitions for orange marmalade
or apple sauce. Tom never spoke Of the
matter again, but the recolectons of
Elder Brewster's surprise and Miles
Standish's disgust served as a check and
reminder when he felt inclined to be
dainty and difficult.
Another time it was a question of indo-
lence. Tom came down very late to
breakfast, ana was correspondingly late
ut school.
''IIow do YOU suppose the woods would
ever have been cleared and the fences
built, and the Wharves made if the Pill
grim boys had lain in bed till half past
eight in the morning ~ lis mother asked
him. We should all be sitting in the will
derness at this moment if they hadn't
been earlier than that"
Little 10y little, Tom Brewster grew in
10 a manly boShood, and the Foretath-
ers, of whom he thought 50 much, played
no small part in the development Of bis
character. He was strictly truthful and
had strong sense Of honor, as became
descendant Of sturdy Elder Brewster:
and this, of all his traits, was that which
his mother priced and loved the most.
SO it was quite 4 shock to her when,
one day note came from the master Of
the high school, to say that he was sorry
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