Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-27


The Pacific Market.
FireWOTks-A. Nathan Co.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
DESERVED TErBUrE.-At a special meet
ing Of Washoe Typographical Union, No.
10, u committee reported the following res
olut0ns in memory of the late John +. Nc
earthly, for several years resident of Sac
ramento. and who recently died III Virginia,
Acy: Whereas, The wearing out of an
honorable and useful life, even before mid
die age has been attained, is always sub
ject OF grief to friends and associates and
whereas. we, the members of Washoe Ty
biographical Union. have met with the loss
of onc Of our earliest and most efficient CO.
workers in the death of John f. Mccarthy,
a craftsman of rare a!tainments-one thor
oughlv vcrsed in every branch Of the pro-
fe,-iou as well rs a journalist OF marked
ability therefore, be it resolved, that in the
death Of our late associate Wc have suffered
the loss Of brilliant member Of our pro-
fesSiun q ripe student in journalism and a
genial companion, whose remarkable fund
of information was free to all. Resolved,
that in the art preventative he had Few
equals as friend, none could be more
stcadfaSt and Is a man in any path of life
he suctUmbcd to no obstacle Resolved,
that we tender our heartfelt sympathy to
his bercaved widow, mother. brothers and
sisters, and pray Providence to support
them n their great afiiiotion.
ELECTION BErs.-Quite a number of bets
have been made in this city on the result
of the Presidential election, most Of them
for coin, but many in u spirit Of fun,
wherein the loser will have to perform
some arduous labor, deny himself some ac-
customed pleasure, or do some humiliating
act. The following from the Truckee Re
p,s5ticc. shows how betting is being done
in that mountain town: One of Truckee's
society young men is an ardent Republ-
can, and has long sought the consent of
Young lady admirably adapted To become
his wife except that she is a Democrat.
They have. il is said, come to a mutual I'M
aarStaudng that ..hen Blaine is elected she
Is To become his wife. !. l.. Lewiston took
the young mans measure with him, when
ne went below, for a tirst-ciass wedding
suit, and it is whispered that the Demo-
cratic bride is looking at white satin and
silks and pricing orange blossoms. If
Brother Ewing was back frorl camp-meet-
ing he'd be willing to bet a twenty that he
would have q job in November.
CI5AErrTE SNoKING.-Onc Of the greatest
evils TO "uich our poH' are ""IiC'vI'' anu
one Wh!ch Is Sleaull{ lhCF.'-'iils'l Is lii4' q
sands If Youths of both sexes, who have
become h-hitUal smokers, and there arc
tohaceouists whose principal trade consists
in The sale of cigarettes. Some brands
and, by thc way, those most sought after
aye favored with opium. and i'm many cases
the cigarette has led to the greater vice
that Of opium smoking. The Carson
Tjtj,at SAYS that l6-yrar-oid youth Of
tina. place has been lying at deaths door
Tor q week i'm consequence of cigarette
smoking. Well. death might rs well open
thedoar and take him in, for if he lives he
is likely ,o develop into one of The thick
Tipped rlau-5ra,ued, loUd-muuihcd iEun-
raW. tu.- intc-t every town on this coast
AMI seem {" form jh" bulk OF the rising
-cur-5tns. Your vcaly cigarette Heud
cannot B.. pat Ia q better Use than bury
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