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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-31

LoNevIgw, Aug. 3O.-tspeclal.l Tho
case of Kellogg, the Texas Il Pacific con
ductor, indicted for assault was endei
to day, by y 81 fine. His porter CDope,,
charged with assault on the H. ~.
George Jones, WAS acquitted. iscb-~.-
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Crops In west Texas.

BAIRn, Aug. o.--lspecial.l lowing
to continued drouth, crops Of
all kind will decrease In yield at least
ihirty-three per cent. AZ compared with
last season. More especially IN this the
case with cotton and corn. Weather hot
and dry. No rain for hve OF six weeks.
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WACO, Aug. 80. - lSpccial.l - Mrs.
Hendricks, the young woman who com.
plains that's she was deserted by har hu.-
band, ,eit for Temple to-day In search OF
the faithless man.
Good rains fell In tha southern portion
" tho county last night. Noar the city,
however, the rainfall was very light,
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Mrs. Stavo, NIn. Mrs. pullI

PADucAH, KY, Aug. 3O,--In fohlar6
county Mrs. Siaggs and MS. Pully
quarreled about their children. and Mr.
Stages cut Mrs. Pully in the fight tina,
followed so she died.
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Burglar at Terrell.

TRRRBLt, Aug. 9-lSpecisl. Last
night some French gentleman went on
he promises Of DR.. j, Frank, approached
20 tho window, which was open, and
tOok stick or some Instrument, pulled
Inc Doctors pants up In reach from thC
chair On which they were lying; he took
put then his pocket-book, relieving II ol
35. He returned the hook and placed
q no pants back in the house. Ie then
rnsSed ths street to MIR. James Me.
Nillan's, practicing the ssme trick; got
a and iiue watch, but instead of re-.
turning the pocket-book hero ho re
aimed Il.
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WnArnsnroED, Aug. 9O.-lspecial. +
4 good rain foil in tho north portion Of
the county last NIGHT.
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Psmou. short. horn Broedor Dead

wIscHEsrER, KY, Aug. so.--Abram
Ponick, the most famous short-horn
breeder In the United States, died hero
to.dsy, ngcd ~. IIo logvea an estate
valued at Si0O,0l0.
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Terrell prrs.nals.

TrnnkLL, Aug. 3d. speciall Mr..
William Naples, OF Shreveport, Ia.
and his excellent lady, who Lave bess
here on y short visit 10 their brothsr.
Douglas Naples, returned homo Ms
morning.
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Fence Cutters.

AnILRNB, Aug, 3o.-[spocial.l-A few
nights since one-half mile OF fence was
cut, belonging to All Hanscom, near
Content, In Runnels county,
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Inquest ON Victims ofa Min. Disaster.

SuANoNIs, Pa, Aug. SO.--At An in.
quest on seven victlms Of the Greenback
mine disaster to-day. the coroner's jury
censured the Reading company for i5
norance, also the negligence of Il, C.
luther, Mining Engineer, and William
Booth, Division superintendent. II l.
'xpected, that tho families Of the vie
inns will bring suit against the comp
-
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phiIadeIphia Mint.

PHnADRLPuA, Aug. So.-Coinage at
mint August, 81 80, 900; l,4O2,OO five cent
pieces, l,3g0,000 cents, making S,g92, ,OOO
pieces, with total value 81, ,1S4,OD0.
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Per, Of New Yerh.

NEW YoRK, Aug, 0,-Arrivsd, Brit
annie, from Liverpool, State Of Ala
bama, Glasgow; Ebbe, from hremen.
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Short su.pen.ion.

FALL RvrH, Aug. s0.--Thero was
another general shutdown OF mills TO-
night for week.
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0ALvnsroS, Aug. N-Foliowinx Il ess
vice In conjunction With the railvaysi
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WACO, Aug. so.--tspecial. l-sherlff
Harris arrested this evening a man Civ
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CASUALTIES.
A Most Destructive Couilagratiou at
Marshall.
LIST OF LOSSES AND INSURANCE
Fields on Fire Near CarroIIton-La,est
News from the IuSiiana Cy ycione-ss-
rious Floods IN Msssaehu-
sotts- Mine Oisaster.
Fire Record.

BIO FIRE AT MARSHALL.
MARSHALL, Aug. Special. last
night about l2 O'Clock a fire broke out
IN the grocery store OF Erwin aud rapid.
ly spread to the adjacent buildings
causing one of the most disastrous tires
ever witnessed In this city. The follow
ing are amongst the losers. ]. NJ. Muir
ply, four buildings, value 5000; Jemi-
son, $500; George Phillips, $1,000;
Jones, 1880; Marshall Car and Foundry
company, T15,OOO; insurance, S22,O01;
William blackburn, $4,000; insurance
S2,0N; NJ. Mulkey, two cot,
t1ges, $1,000; insurance, $1,000;
Or, Hood, building, value 81 900, insur
snce 5000; insurance on stock not
known. There are many other losses
on buildings and furniture that at this
time II Is impossible to ascertain exact
Fhe total value of property DESTROYED
will approximate Sl50,0iO, while the in
suranoe total will not exceed s50.OcO
The most severe loss is the burning oi
the Marshall Car and Foundry ConlpR.
ny's works. They were very extensive.
Preparations had been made to start them
up TO thelr fuu capacity next M0nday.
The night was calm, the buildings were
all OF wood, were very dry and burned
with terrible fury. This IL terrible
S"0HiiVy' M@uy idiliiltS arc rendered
homeless. Ruin and confusion IN the
aspect on every side. Our city fire en-.
gine broke down and had to be abRn-
doned, and was destroyed by the fire.
The only water was from private wells
and cisterns. The people turned out ami
did the best they could undar the cir
cumstances, and we have only to thanS
God that ihe damage, bad as It was, was
no worse.
FIBLDs ON FIgR.
CARRoLLToN, Aug. 30.--ISpecial.l i
After the IL o'clock south bound train
passed this morning fire was discov
ored \ quarter of milo south OF Carroll
ton, in Ned Welch's field, The fire fol.
lowed the railroad track clear through
the field aquarter OF y mile, doing seri
Gus damage to the railroad track, burn
ing out many railroad ties and, perhaps
A nj auf,,
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CITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

The Board of City Trustees met ia regular
session yesterday morning. all the members
present.
Mark Foster, Chief Engineer of the water
works. reported that during the past week
the Holly pump was in operation lS2 hours,
pumping II. 500, $50 gallons Of water.
Mat. Karcher. Chief of Police, reported
1872 arrests for tie month of February, ard
l, 229 meals furnished.
An ordinance. granting T. C. Waterhouss
the right to erect poles along the streets for
electric light purposes, was introduced and
laid over. under the rule, for one week.
Philip Rumble, PouGdmaster, reported
that during the month Of February he had
impounded eleven cattle and ffty-six dogs.
All OF the cattle we're redeemed. Thirty-one
Of the dogs were killed. During the month
he collected as fees S17 80.
The Superintendent of the City Cemeteries
reported foriy-one deaths for the month, and
six brought here for Intsrmsnt. Intermsnts
we're made IS follows: City Cemetery %,
New Helvetis Is, st. Joseph 6, New Masonic
l. His receipts were rs follows: From sale
Of lots $50, permits S48. total Sl9S.
Harbormaster n. A. Kidder reported col
lectious for February as follows: Levee dues
from steamers S105, Few fish market SO,
bsrgss SO; total, $l25.
The Fire Commissioners made an annual
report which shows that lsss year the total
expenses of the department amounted to
S23. S6S 67. OF this SIS, 800 vent as salaries
of officers and members, $500 70 the Su-
perintendent of the telegraph and fire
alarm, $40 to the steward Of the Hayes
truck, S252 for automatic swinging harness.
1877 for repairs TO engine.houses ard S244 y
for repairs to engines and carts, and the re-
nsinder for various articles and repairs to
fire alarm boxes, 81, 116 81 being for feed,
and S419 81 for shoeing horses and repairing
harness, S275 for a horse and 1921 50 for
rings couplings, etc. Some of these can rot
be charged for as actual running expenses.
Therefore the actual cost for the year is put
at S23, 564 Il The Commissioners report
that all the permanent members Of the de-
partment have obeyed the orders to procure
and wear uniforms.
An order was passed transferring S633
from the general fuod to the Fire Depart
ment fund. The Fire Commissioners re-
quested this action because there was not
money enough to Pay the February salaries
Of fremeu and the City Attorney recon.
mended the transfer Auditor Mckee ststes
that this, added to the amount in the Fire
Department Fund, is sufficient to pay sala.
ries. After allowing large number of bills
and ordering the same paid the Board Ad-
journed to 10 a. N. to-day.
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DIED.

Sacramento, March Mrs. Mary Brougham (mother
of Mrs. Charles growling and the late Frederick
P. BroughRm, aad grandmother Of Miss Wallace,
native OF Ireland, rs years, 6 months and IL
days.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
her late residence, Twentieth and E streets, This
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Sacramento, March 2-Mrs Ellen Gleeson (mother
Of W. F. and T. f. Gleeson and Mrs. A. E.
Pritchard) native OF County Cork, Ireland, IS
years. Quincy, H., papers please copy)
Friends aad acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
st. Rose Church, corner Seventh and X streets,
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Sacramento, March 9-Mrs. Ella, the beloved wife
Of Jessie Slaughter, native of Maryland, II
years. months and lG days
Near Blacks Station, Yolo county, March 2-Han
zine Jensine, % years.
Sheldon, Sacramento county, February 2i-Andrcw
Kelly, 10 years.
Near Sheldon, Sacramento county, February 29-
Peter Winklemau, 90 years, IL months and days.
Elk Grove February 29-Dr. Charles S. Bradford,
35 years ana p days.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT oSE-ARMsrRoxG, Judge.

FRIDAY, March 3, 1883.
Estate of Fred. Uhl, tdeceased-Decree that due
notice to creditors has been given.
Estate of Charlotte Orr. deceased-Same order.
Estate Of Jacob n. Fuller, disqualification for
confirmation of sale of real estate granted.
Estate of John f. Marlin, disqualification for
ar order of sale of certain personal property
granted.
Estate of Layina Hobbs, deceased-Stipulation Of
satisfaction fled.
Ordered by the Court that the law calendar be and
the same is hereby continued until next Monday,
March 10th, at 10 A. N.
In the matter of Samuel Poska & Co., insolvents-
Ordered that W. Il. sherburn, assignee herein, sell
at public auction, for cash. certain property, after
giving at least three days notice.
In the matter Of W. A. Chittenden & Co., insolv-
entS0rdered that P. Oppenheim, receiver, sell for
cash in gold coin, at public auction after at least
three days notice, certain property.
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WEI DE MEYER

1t Is now ndisputed that wei De Meyers
Catarrh Cure is the only treatment that will
absolutely cure Catarrh-fresh or chronic " Excel
lent remedy; doing wonders.n-tJ Leighow, 541
entirely cured "-[Dr. T. Clark, Montgomery street,
San Francisco. al had Catarrhal Deafness five
Yeas hearing restored. -lChas Novisio Whining
ton, Cal Etc, etc Thousands Of testimonials are
received from all parts o! the world. Delivered,
81. DR.. Wei De Meyers "iilustrated Treatise
with statements by the cured, mailed free. D. b.
Dewey & Co., 49, Fulton street, Kew York.
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MONDAY, March 3, 1884.
W. L. Sullivan vs.. F. Alier--Motion for new trial
argued, submitted and taken under Amusement.
Harrison priude vs. r. S. Carey * Sons-C outin-
ued by consent for one week
Miliiccnt r. mauldin vs.. Cox Il Clarke-Continued
one week by consent.
Sacramento Lumber Company w. Helena Wagner
Motion for new trial argued, submitted and taken
under advisement
@. l.. Clark vs.. Nathan Webb-COntnued by con-
sent for one week.
George p Arnold Vs. James G. Tait-Motion for
change of venue to San Joaquin county argued sub
mtted aud granted and case ordered transferred
w. L. Grimshaw VS.. Mary W. Lansing-Trans-
feed TO trial calendar of Department One to be set
this session for trial.
A. p Redding vs.. Harriet n. Redding-D Demurrer
20 complaint submitted and oYerruled, and ten days
given to answer
W. II. Jones vs.. F. s. Smith-Demurrer to COM
plant argued submitted and overruIei, and ten
days given to answer. Notice waived.
W. A. Bray II. L. acknowledgements over
ruled and twenty days given to answer. Notice
waived.
Robert Anderson vs.. J. E. Mooney-Demurrer to
first cross complaint and counter claim sustained ;
demurrer to second oyerruled.
WOODBURY. u Barnes VS.. James Tuohey-Passed.
All Cue VS.. Levi Painter-Continued for one week
by consent.
F. H. Lambert ys. F. s. Smith, Continued for one
week by consent.
People VS. II. NJ LaRue- Continued for one week.
Estate Of E. L. Billings, disqualification of
heirs for partial distribution Of estate argued and
submitted, Findings and orders to be drawn By at
torneys for partial distribution.
Charles Rebstock vs Bartes & Gregory-Demur-
rer to complaint argued, submitted and overrued.
Ten days to answer Ias5
Reclamation District No 3 vs.. Charles Goldman
Motion for a trial having been heretofore sub
mitted ard taken under Amusement, it is ordered
that the said motion be overruled.
County of Sacramento vs. T. j. Clunie-Demurrer
oyerruled; fifteen days to answer.
T. l.. Acock vs. E. A. Maglll ct al.--Judgment
entered for plaintiff.
Hugh Kelly VS.. Central Pacific Railroad Company
Continued for one week.
Matter Of the guardianship OF Jovta Jimenes-
Jose Quiiada appointed guardian.
P. A. Miller vs. P. ]. Won Lobensels- Notion for
a new tIiIl ove.ruled
n z, tLa 10 A.
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Social LAST EvENISG.-At the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms last even.
ing there was very large attendance upon
the Martha Washington social given by the
lady friends of the organization. An inter-
esting literary and musical programme was
rendered, after which committee of ladies
in old.time costume served refreshments. TIE
following programme was rendered Piano
duet. Mrs @. Z. Pinkham and Miss May
Pinkhsm; solo, g It Was Dream" encore,
Far Away" Miss Carrie Dray; reading.
"Flying Jim's List Leap" Miss A. ?. Bah
cock; duet. Whispering Home" encore,
King Alcohol" Mr.. 7. Jefford and Master
II. Jefford solo, robin Adair," encore,
The Old Armchair" Miss f. Campbell
piano SOLE Mics Mamie Barrett; duet,
"When Mornings Light Is Beaming," Mrs.
g. E: Pinkham and Mrs I. D. SERVER; re-
citation. Deitcher Baby" encore, The
Raven" Edwin A. Hunter solo, kathleen
Msvourueen," Miss q. Love; duet, Fare.
WELL" Mrs. W. s. Bassett and T. Jefford.
Accompanies of the evening" Mrs. G. L.
Pinkham, Miss Gsrtie Gerrish, Mrs. Clara
Byrne and Miss r. Love.
DECISION RESDERED.-E x.Attorney-Ger =
eral Hart, counsel for Hurtado. and District
Attorney Carey received dispatches from
Washington yesterday announcing that the
q. S. Sgpreme Court had rendered decis-
ion sustaining that Of the California Courts
in the Hurtsdo and Raten cases, Justice
Harlan dissenting. No particulars were
given. The prisoners have not yet been in
formed of the decision, but of course will be
today. Hurtsdo Is in poor health, his lungs
bleeding freely, and It is not probable that be
viii live very long under any circumstances.
Bsten is in good health and spirits, and seems
to care very little what disposition is made of
his case. He lsughingly remarked the other
day to visitor that he had had ''s year and
half of free board, q glass of wine every
day, and by-and-by piecs Ct rope. That's
pretty good, eh?"
SPECIAL ELECTION ASKED FoR.-A CON-
mitteN of the Anti. Monopoly Democracy of
California, appointed Cor the purpose of re-
questing the Governor to order special cleo
ton for certsin Senatorial and Assembly
Districts of San Francisco. arrived in the
city yesterday, and put up at the Capital
Hotel. The committee consists of P. S
Dorney, J. 2. Deyereux. j. p. Joyce and P.
| Is. Gallagher.
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TIE WEATHER,

Sergeant Barwick reports as follows The
barometer continued failing all day yester-
day, with light north winds up to noon, with
cloudy and fair weather. After noon the
wind backed to south and southeast, travel
ing at an average rate of six or eight miles
per hour. There had been heavy rain falling
nearly all day yesterday at Los Angeles. 1t
began sprinkling at Sacramento about 1880
last evening, and up to the P. NJ observs-
ton there had not enough collected in the
pluvismeter or rain.gauge to be appreciable
on the measuring rod. The following is the
rainfall for each season from 1877 S to 1888 1,
up to and including the 81 day Of March for
each season: That of ISIS gave 20.95
inches 1889, 8 SO inches 1S79-S0, 1928
inches 1901, 1906 inches 1882, 1871
inches; 1882 3, 10 SO inches; 1888 4, the
present season. 10. 81 inches, which is but .0S
of an inch behind this time last year. The
average precipitation for the past seven years
Is 1876 inches the present season is $50
inches behind seven-years' average to On
equal date.
The storm must be quite heavy at Los An.
geles. for by our report tonight it was rain
ing heavy, and had been ever since before
noon yesterday. During the storm there has
been 170 inches at Los Angeles, .04 of an
inch at San Francisco, and an inapprecisble
amount at Sacramento, with cloudy weather
at Red Bluff.
The temperature, wind and weather at u
VI. yesterday were: For Olympia. 46', north
and clear; Portland, 81. northeast end
clear; Boseburg, So, north and fair: Men.
docino. SO, southeast and foggy Red Bluff.
65, northwest and fair; Sacramento 61',
north and clear; San Francisco, 64, north
and cloudy Los Angeles, 81, east and heavy
raiE-4S Of an inch in few hours San Di-
ego. 10 report for twenty-four hours Salt
Lake, So, south and clear; Cheyenne, 49,,
west and clear; Denver, 40, northeast and
fair; North Platte, 26', southeast and light
snow Omaha, IL. north and clear YanIz-
ton, 10, northwest and fair.
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FRANK KUNZ.

EILoRIsr AND NURsERYMAN, UNION MUIR
E sery, Tenth street. between and V. grows and
keeps constantly on hand choice collection of
Evergreens, Trees, Shrubs and Towering Plants
which he offers for sale this All orders for
Cut flowers, Bouquets and all kinds of Floral De-
signs filed at the shortest notice. TB, c.. mr3-Sptf
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Sacramento Tivoli-" Fraud and its Victims"
Sacramento chapter No. 3-This evening.
Sacramento Division, X OF P.-This evening.
Christian Church-Revival meetings every night.
Red Cloud Tribe, Imp. c. K. M.-Ihis evening
Choral Society-This afternoon.
NJ z Church South-Reyiyal meetings.
Republican city ticket.
Prohibit the liquor traffic.
Verem Eintraeht-I0-day.
Il. B. A. donations.
Gard from John T. Stafford.
Confidence Lodge, No. 7S-This evening.
Prohib.tionist COnvention-This evening.
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Sacramento, March 3-BY J. c. Tubbs Justice of
the Peace, Cornelius Ledesma to Jorita Jimens,
both OF Sacramento
Marysyille, February 24-Jefferson L. Wilcoxson to
Miss Lizzie L. Lanldin.
Grass Valley, February civilian S. May to Miss
Anna n Conway
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Auction Sale.
By Bel & Co.-This evening.
Ruslrsss Ad7ertiaernenss.

Dissolution Of partnership-N. L Drew & Co.
Asparagus- II. G. May & Co.
To let-fwo-story frame dwelling.
Wsnted-By respectable young woman.
Proposals for transportation.
Mechanics Store Satiuet school suits.
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THOUSANDS sayed feom death by DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Trial bot.
ties free,
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EXCHANGE FOR
COUNTRY PROPERTY

MoDERNLY BUILT TWO-STORY -
N Frame Dwelling, with 10 large airy ia;i;i
rooms. with high ceilings walls frescoed, LII.
marble mantels in Paror, Sitting rooms downs airs
Bedrooms and Sitting-rooms upstairs, Bathroom
with hot water connections. Closets, Pantry, Gas,
etc. Lot, S0Xl60, seeded to blue grass planted to
choice shrubbery has Stable and Chicken house
block from H-street Railroad and in a desirable
and healthy location. VIII exchange for Farm
Apply 70 SWEETSER & ALSIP
Real Estate Agents. No. 10l5 Fourth street. Sacra-
mento. fe25-3plm
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MEN's light-colored cheviot suits, all wool.
IS to SO per suit. Red House.
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Halls Pulmonary RaIsam

YyHE BEST REMEDY IN USE FOR COUGHS,
Il Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Influenza, Group,
Incipent Consumption, and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. SOLD by all Druggists for so cents.
j. r.. Gates II Co., Projectors, All Sansome
street. San Francisco n9-ip3mSy3rn
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vYhALE OIL SOAP.

MANUFACTURED BY THE SACRAMENTO
I'VE SOAP COMPANY.
office: sag X street, Sacramento.
For sale in S-gallon;.i and barrels. We are
also manufacturing n P lsisi Insect aud Pest De-
siroyer which is certain death to all insects which
nfest Orchards, Vineyards and Gardens Put up in
s-gsllon cans, ia24tf
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Tomorrow morning, st $50 o'clock, The
surprise sale commences az Red House.
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BORN.

Sacramento, February 29-Wife of DR.. G. B. Glow
son. (Placer county and San Francisco papers
please copy
Auburn, February 2l-wife of Henry Gerlaeh, a
daughter.
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IN every department you will find goods
lsid out for the erest surprise sale at Red
House tomorrow at $50
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Hale Bros. Locals.

Thirteen hundred remnants of odd lengths
of dress goods, ginghsms. fanuels muslins,
sheetiugs, etc, ETC., TO be closed out st gresty
reduced price,, commencing tomorrow morn
ing st o'clock.
Tomorrow morning we commence to close
out our large accumulation Of remnants. All
qualities are represented, and each remnant
is bargain.
Brilliant display of new goods to be seen in
our large show-window.
Very marked reduction from the regular
price on 1900 remnants of sll kinds to be
closed out commencing tomorrow morning.
Just received from New York, novelties in
fancy dress suitings, novelties in buttons,
handkerchief, collars, etc.
Sale commences a. s o'clock, sharp. Don't
fail to attend il. Consult your interests.
REMEMBER, the surprise sale tomorrow.
Excellent value in all departments. Red
House.
JUST REcEyED.-Three cases gents hats
the : S1rpriss at 81 each three cases
boys, .. 80 csnts each, Red House.
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Millinery News.

We have added to our stock desirable lines
of Spring Styles in Coored Straws of the new
shades and shapes, ranging in price from 90
cents to So, untrimmed.
Chdrens Sailors, trimmed, 40 cents.
New and becoming styles in Front Hair
Pieces, including Hair Coquettes, at s. cents
Blonde Hair Wash, 90 cents bottle.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-04

OyE HUNDRED pairs mems fine sl.weol
cashmere pants, So 30. Red House.