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The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
Kindness to Plants

Dr. Beal says: II am often asked.
What ails my plants| and the answer
in many cases is, you are too kind to
Them |. is full as easy to drown plant
as to drown a cat, to say the least; and
my advice is to give water only when it
is needed, and to use judgment rather
than regularity. The idea that plants
must be watered every day any way is a
false one. Give them water when they
ere thirsty, the same as you would your
selfp
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
Csnada's Dairy Products.

Canada is increasinetheyearly amount
other dairy products, as is shown by her
exports of the same, The exports OF
.cheese in the past year amounted to sSS,.
13l boxes, an increase of l73, ,6i6 over the
previous year. The exports of butter
amounted to 100.l79 packages, and in
crease of3,l9 over 1882. The estimated
value of her butter and cheese exports is
S7,5O0,000. These are the largest exports
of dairg products ever before made in a
single year.
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
Got IiIiu Bad
Mn.hIuglnn IIntcnct.


The other morning as Mr. Fcchiewit
vino hangs over a desk in the treasury
department, was on his way 10 the fiscal
headquarters with the government he
stepped into an avenue hug juice mill
for his morning cocktail The commo-
doro %, the outhttook the opportunity Of
presenting little bill which ha been
hanging mp" ull it wanted io lay down
bad
"Oh, said Mr.. f., Just consider 1t
paid and it will be- all the same rs " It
was.
At p. IN. Nj. +. trlcphoucd to the
restaurant for lunch Back am' he
consoling reply:
Just consider you've at"It, su4 B.. viii
he just the same as if You actually had
done 50
Mr.. F. w.nt into committee of the
whole to da the considering
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
The Queens PTize Heifer

The winner of the one hundred guinea
Champion plato at Smithfeld as the
best animal in the show. was a short
horn, Cherry Blossom" the property OF
her Majesty, the Queen. This heifer was
bred by small farmer who only KEEPS
few animals, and was bought last wear
by Mr.. TAFT, manager of the Royal farm
at Windsor. She is years and s months
old and weighs ,s3S pounds The prize
for best steer in the show was awarded
to a Hereford. The attendance at the
show during the week was 1000,
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
To Sorghum Growers.

Mr. J. y. Munc,, Iowa Agricultural
College forewarns new hands in the
sorghum business if they do not 50 ar
range their defacators and evaporators
that they may be easily detached from
the condensed steam pipe after the sea-
sons work is over they will make "an
expensive blnder"
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
tvperinenis,

The Weekly Herald thinks that toe
great credit cannot be given 70 DR.. L
Lewis Sturtevant, of the New York i.
ricultural Station at Geneva, for the good
work he has done toward the farmers OF
the State and country. The sube It's have
been practical ones, and the Station has
treated them SO that farmers ave OBJ
tiined incarnation of everyday value
While scientific persons inclined 10 find
reasons for results have had no cause for
complaint.
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
Russia's Turf Bet.

n . The immense wealth which Russia
- possesses IN turf beds is but little ap-
preciated. s exploration is only de.
veloped in few provinces, and by some
otihe railway companies turf is used as
combustible. Considering, however,
that beds Of turi exist in Russia covering
&c, 600 square miles, which would furnish
-offirieDt material TO provide all Russia
5 with light Tor l0,0o0years, this seems in
deed 70 he hiding their Ii III under a
o. bnshef
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
Watermelon syrup.

Southern writer says that those who
have never eaten it have idea how
delicious and pleasant favored water
melon syrup is; it is next to maple syrup
and tar superior TO sorghum molasscs,
having none of its strong taste. Press the
juice out of the melons in any way CON
venient; it will be about like mamie sap
or sweet cider; then 1t is to be toiled in
about the same way as maple sap is made
into syrup
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
hIad Buried AI,ve in a Wen.
Galveston Ncw-.

\ SON of M. smith, living about tur
mile, >"uthwes, of Rockdale, was buried
in a. we'll one day last week, and his g..
.l.. 'r"u death g. among the things
ruulou. lie went down into he
H-.. g.. AH .athers house to repair some
Of The curblHa, and while at the bottom
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01

4 rich and unique pedestal ior hold
ing odd vases or statues is of mahogany
with round top. which is supported by
three elephants heads with tu7k- OF
ivory. plush "asels with draper, o. the
same are alsu very effective.
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
Dust Bath for Hens,

Don't FORGET the dust bath. This is
made by mailing together four boards in
fhe form of a square. No bottom is
peedei. Place in a sunny corner and fiji
With 6nc dry loan or road dust, with an
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01

extra barrel full 10 Use when needed.
There is nothing equal to a good dust
bath to keep the hens free from lice. If
they are very lousy bushel Of wood
ashes may he added tothe bath.
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
4" Aeoa, rr%sasArr'<N'n and weight.
NY cor. cIiefn Enquirer.

BY the way had i"lcttrr lately ask
ing Just how thick womar~ough' 10 be
in proportion To her length OI cuuIec,
y very yorng girl may becomingly De
thinner Jhln L mair'n. hut think that
have bnnn about right in making up
the following table:
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
A bEAr-yEAR EPISODE.
ErorNr FIELD.
ARKANHAa

-LrGrSr FIELD.
80 qfu
Can forget tina, winter night
In Eighteen Eighty-four,
when Nellie, charming little spritc,
Came tapping at the door,
GOOD cqeniug, Miss hlushing said.
For In my heart knew
And. knowing, hung my pretty head
That Nellie came to Woo.
she claspcd my old, red hand and fell
Adown upon her knees,
And cried. You know love you well,
81 be my husband. please
- And thcu She sworc she'd ever be-
tender wife and true
r-. All what delight it was to inc
.-ss That Nellie came to woo.
80 She'd lace IN, shoes and darn my hose
And mend my shirts, she said,
80 81 And grease my comely Roman nose
- Each night on going To bed;
lkrun she'd build the fires and fetch the coal
And split the kindling, too
Loves perjuries overwhelmed her soul
When Nellie came to WOO
And Us /. blushing, gave check
b.. -..f1 To ler advances rash.
she twiucd her arms about my mech,
s.ss e. And toyed with my mustachc.
.,r And then she pleaded for n kiss,
While I-what could do
hut coyIy yield me To that bliss
Efas when Nellie came to wooy
I am engaged, and proudly wear
n sll Agorgeous diamond ring,
And shall wed my lover fair
some time In gentle spring.
face my doom without sigh
And so. forsooth, would yuu
If you but loved as fond as l.
And Nellie came TO WOO.
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01

lt. r $751;. .. tv.-.. .l,....l.-
,.i @.. ..'... ID. ans t.e i,s. .a, to
'fy Gown 1rstlel- wee Is 10 decline it,
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
FARMERS COLUMN.

laat#r
&c .H *
The Osceola times., 1884-03-01
& INSTRUCTIVE READ
ING FOR FARM AND tIREsIDE.
Resr Farm.

Ger -s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22
Dr.. J. 8. Griffin,

OFFICE AT REsrDENcE, lea MAIN STREET.
ONO Hours-e TO II A. NJ. l to and to 8
Pm.
Rssdenoe-EAst dde Of Main street, below
First. mlb-u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22
SOUTHERN ROUTES.
rms rAsLE Goa JANUARY.
co.'se souri, aas' se'rD-

Steamers Orizaba and Ancon go through to San
San Diego, leaving San Pedro on the dates Of
their arrivals from 8 Francisco.
The Orixaba and Ancon call at Santa Barbara
and Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo) only on the
route to and from San Francisco.
- The Eureka and Los Angeles call at San
Rtenaventura, Santa Barbara, Gaviota, Port
Hartford, Cayucos, San Simeon, Monterey and
Santa Cruz
Cars to connect with steamers from San Pedro
leave the 8. P. r. r. Depot, Los Angeles, at 10
oclock 4. H., railroad time
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES
By JOHN q. BELL q CO.,
REAL ESTATE ANDGENERAL AUC1IoHEERs
once. Room ~, Temple Block. over
the County Bank.

hsa estate In ell parts Of the city. incind-
ing residences and business properties, blocks
and ranches, subdivided and sold at auction or
private sale.
Appfaisements OF every description Of property
Z speciality. Sales made At auction by order Of
ers. Receiycrs. Morteaxees and Trustees. faithful
" complying with prescribed legal forms.
Houses and rooms rented; assume charge Of
property. hold power Of attorney for absentees.
collect rents, attend TO taxes, insurance, street
work. Improvements and buildings.
A'so, auction, horse and carriage mart and
nles yard, Los Angeles street. between First and
a<ru I~Sra 80
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22
Dr.. Joseph Kurts

No eos Main street. opposite Baker Block
GgEys and ear diseases treated with tho caro- Of
. spscialist Ap1z
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22
LOS ANGELES
COUNTY BANK,
JANUARY 2, 1894.

AV,@t.- vi WV w
State OF California, lss
County Of Los Angeles.
John 4. Platter, President, and H. L. Macncil,
Cashier, q the Los Angeles County Bank. being
sevcrally duly sworn, each for himself, says the
foregoisg statement Is true to the best Of his
knowledge and belief.
JOHN L PLAfkR, President
II. L. MAcNEiL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2d day
Of January, 1884. A. c. HOLMES,
Notary Public. Los Angeles CO., Cal.
lskALl
STATEMENT or THE ACTUAL PAID UP CAPITAL or Los
ANGELES COUNTY BANK, JANUARY %, 1854.
Amount Of capital paid up in U. s.
State Of California, l..
County Of Los Angeles,
Jonn 4. Platter. President, and H. l., MacNeil.
Cashier Of Los Angeles County Bank, being sew
orally duly sworn. each for himself, says the
foregoing statement is true to the best Of his
knowledge and belief
lSigncdl JouH Z. Platter, President.
H. L. MAcxEIL Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this "a day
Of January, 1ssl. A. c. HOLMES,
IsEALl auS-lln Notary Public
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22
REAL EarArE.


Friday, January 25th, 1884, at II O'Clock. on
Turner street. No. 125 Turner street, cottage
House, stable and lot. Also No. 215 Turner
street cottage house. stable and lot Without re-
serve to the highest bidder. Terms at ale.
JOHN O. BELL. Auctioneer
NorE TO parties In search Of cheap, nice res
licences. We particularly call the attention 70 the
above The lots are large and commodious.
Each lot Is 5oxlssI feet. The grounds are tasti.
y laid cut; the walks are bordered With choice
flowers; each lot Is fenced entire. The lines Of
each lot are designated by rows Of Euc,lydtus
and cypress trees. In the grass plats are Hastily
set out orange trees, flowers, shrubs, tube roses,
and the choicest plants. Lovely lawns Of vAfgsted
verbe,as. running the length Of the carriage
drive way, City water throughout the grounds
and house. No pains have been spared on the
grounds Ia obt timing rare, choice plants and
shrubs, of which are now in full bloom. In
front on walks are Eucalyptus for shade. Fit
tesu minutes ~slk from the Postofhce. The
Central Railroad viii run almost directly In
front Of the coors cf each residence. For cheap
residences the grounds are beautiful and very
desrable To be app ccixted must be seen. For
. bargain 70 and see them any day before the
sale
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22
oo-partnsruhip Notics.

4 esp.zs.s..1ip - bsea iurasd bsssesn
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22

An old Indian Chief Of hostile tribe
recently made speech, in which be
called himself ''blssted oak Pale
faces who be and his tribe have been an
noying call him blasted nuisance.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22
Noties 70 Creditors.

In the superior Court Of tho STATE Of California.
In and for the County Of Los Angslss
In the matssr Of The Estate Of Julia 4. rAsusIstts
doccaDed. If.lF M =
Nodes 4 hessby given BY the undersigned, Ad.
mxnlsos19cr q NJ ee91te o. julia \ Lasmja1us.
having elAln. so.lnse ths said dsccassi, b r.
hihit 1pn, wi1k ~ neoe1nasy voquh1u, within
lcor utnt19 a1t9r ~ nrs1 puolication e tnH
n1eiuDy - ~ - Aduiuig15i9pg = N u119 e
- = - = z; - ~ - Y -.
- . ! - ! -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22
Attempt e steal the Remasns OF
afahap Whalau.

WHERLIso, W. Va. Jan. 2l.-A sensa-
tion was caused here to-day by the publi-
cation Of m sttsm It to steal. the remains
'of the late Right Rev. r. ". Whelan,
the last bishop from this diocese, from
the vault in which they rest beneath the
Whelan Memorial Chapel in Mount
/ Calvary Cemetery. The object was to
secure reward for the return Of the re-
mains. The attempt was only prevented
from being successful by the accidental
discovery of the operations.
TessimontaI for Heroic Services
In the City OF C0lusnbus''
Wreck.
BosToy, Jan. 2l.--The Post calls upon
the public for testimonial subscription
to be presented to Lieut.. Rhodes of the
revenue cut er Dexter, in recognition OF
his heroic efforts To save the lives Of
those wrecked on the City Of Columbus.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, l..
COUNTY or Los ANGELES. '''
Isaias W. Hellman, President, and John Miner,
Secretary, OF the Farmers and Merchants Bank
Of Los Angeles, being severally sworn, each for
himself says that the foregoing statement is
true 10 his best knowledge and belief.
[Signedl ISAIAS W. HELLMAN
President.
JOHN MILNER,
Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this tenth
day OF January, 1884.
lSignedl JAMES c. kAYS,
Notary Public Of Los Angeles County.
liz I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22

The Eclipse Parlor stove and Boilers,
For saloon use which for neatnesa. dispatch and
economy are hard 10 beat, consuming only vi
per cent. Of gas and 70 per cont, Of atmcspkeric
air, making them the most economical stove in
use, requiring less fuel than any other stove for
the same amount Of work.
Reasons why they should be used in every
household.
ist. They are perfectly harmless; no danger
Of exploding.
ID They are always ready; no trouble making
lrss, no ashes, no ciuderes no smoke, no SCOT,
no smell.
d. II Is more easily worked than any coal
or wood stovev and the oven will bake Tor twen'y
minutes after gas ID turned on.
~. They are portable easily adjusted and
std. They are the most perfect broI'er. griller.
toasser, roaster and baker In use.
eth: You can use any compartment independ-
ent Of tho othsrs.
q. ornamental as well ~ useful, and can be
used In pasior ~ In kitchen, there being no
smoke or dust arising from the same.
These stoves are now on exhibition At the Of
Los ANGELES GAS COMPANY,
No. Q Sonora ST., OPP. Pico House,
Where all sre invited TO call and see them, II
Dc seen only TO be admired. Any responsible per
son wl}htnx TO try can do 90 for twenty ,lnys
and IL not sati1fnctoYy ran be returned. and an,
hrse-oaAss plumber and gAsftter Il authorized K
~ them up and guarantee them. The Gas Cd
makes no charge for labor for setting IN stove
that are rented.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22
!. Harmon, NJ D.,
County Physician.

xAscAREL BUILDING. upssain. Residence
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Ofdcs hour nom 10 to l2 A n; from to ~. \
nu2O-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22

Gold Filings from the smallest Crowns with
Gcld guaranteed to stand the test of time and
Rubber
often producing gastric irritation chronic dhea and conc
Physicians will do well
DR. Smith
ONE SECOND
famed
teeth extracting in all cases, children and adults
ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS AND HARMLEss
habl e5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22

Sssros:as Ticket Ticket aud aud Employment
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22

nuK1AU q INFoRMAI10N; male help frcs;
M nla1s nssHss ;h.psn and lQo ~ on M
Hce|c3 49, - - H'Ssz5s S'S7 E; N
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22
Rates Of Fare from Los Angeles:

fzPlsns Of stesmers' Cabins at Agents office
where bcSths may be secured
For Newport Landing, via Santa Cruz, etc,
freight gtea11eEB leave San Francisco about every
two week.. - tides serve on the Newport bar.
The Company reserves the right TO change the
steamers or their days Of sailing
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22
1gatfue0th0n 0R 2 TIC y LEI
Treaty Ceetnls.

CHICAGO, Jan. 21.---A Times Wash-
ington special says Bsna>ur Morgan still
has hopes Of securing ths ratification Of
the treaty with Mexico, = MessFs CAM
eron, Hampton and FsvIsy, who were
not present on Friday, ars friendly %
the msasures
Dsatsasisn sf the SaasnslA 1lenre-
rial Church n WEAKNESSES
WAsHlsoTox. Jan. 20 = The nsw
church OF this city known a. Tie Cdr
6sld Nsmerial Church was ds1icatsd q
day. T1s a1tsndanoe ~ Nm, i1cluj,
~ Qa<dsldt colleagues II Coocr1e1
=; AaF - s'''.'.y =
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. :, -. -, -. -,
81. Paufs Church, EiGhth sireet, pc
tween and J. l1ey' 'ar!ol n l,ar ~ IYt 6.;
tlol! NU.r ii-,lI d q, ~ +, Mission Smr
y. $3.50 S<i|cI,h and X streets
VI" ;, - EI3i,., da1s n,nrnina, i,ravcr 10
~ "'! -. $50 80 81, ..+r,. Ia
NJ. Il. Chnrch SOUTH SHFehth : street FS, pc
tween ana h-Ine pastor, ieN. II; ~ .;ii,
vii IlenGm i,o1 81 'e-,, iit IF Minne and
,,a 1,,,aIiry Of tIoeric9n WrthodisIn, A.
nv 81, IL i.+-i Eli Of fbo Church All
ny ~ oa INT w 4i' '''' 4''-'>- "
"tI'"-'i' CO., s... -
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden Septem-
Der $th:
rnls goblets, barrel tumblers Billingsley Il Co,
: eases glazed paper: j. k. Burns Il Co, hogs
head and fierce crockery; Kirk, Geary y Co,
case dressing cases; Hale BROS " Co., boA
drv goods case hosiery, case ribbons; Hunt
ineton. Hopkins Il Co. plates and 20 bundles
iron ! ease mops Mebius x Co, p butts and =
packages tobacco; 5. Lipm:n Il Co.. case
WOolens: WeinStock d Lubin, case hats. l case
dry goods sullivan Il Rayekes, > barrels paint:
A. A. Van VOORHEES, x Co, eases leather. boxes
Saddlery hardware; Lindley 4 Co, 10 boxes
candles: Hall, Luhrs x Co., 70 boxes candles;
Locke d Lavenson, ii rolls carpet; H. NJ. per
nard, boxes bolts.
For Colusa-J. R. Burns & Co., cask, c barrels
and boxes glassware.
For Grass Nallcy-James Skinner, baie fuo-
For Moore's station-Mrs J. J. Cobaiey, box
For For Red Bluf,-M. Manassee, bundles and
For Observation-Disclosures & Hampton,
! boxes glassware: White, Cooley 4 Cults boxes
pump fittings; f. Terstegge, l box boots ana
shoes. - q
| For Stockton-Austin Bros. case hammers, :
cases sletiges: stockton Mail. box printed mat
| ter: Westlake Company barrels leaq trap
| Changers Cooperative ASSOCIATION, St>C
| hosiery; j. T. Harris, ! box hardware box Deer
| eases. g.
The following freight passed The Needles Sep
| TENDER 9th: -.
| For Sacramento-J. ". kpehnef > eases poot'
and shoes; Skinner q Barrows, 4 barrels luin
blers; John T. Stoll, boxes saddlery, box nuts
> casks chain: A. Meister, l box axes; Kirk
Geary x Co.. l box baking extracts; a Coolot
! case compre, d checks; Huntington, Hopkln;
d Co. 81 cases handles; Hall Luhrs X Co.
| nacknqes and % butts tobacco: Adams, Mcneil
x Co, 10 packages and 30 butts tobacco.
| The following freight passed New sOrleah'
September It'll: Win. ~,
| case horse nails l case guns, case hardware
| l case screws; II. s. Croker X Co., leases BOOKS
| j. Hahn 4 Co.. cases dye-stuh; +. Lyon " o.
| case curtain nets: d. s. Walter K Co. bundle
nsnpr haqs. Locke * IaVenSon. s eases oilcl0th
Mebius & CO. case paper boxes: W. +. Peter
son. 6 eases and barrel confectionery.
For Redding-A. NJ Gooderough, organs
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DIED.

Sacramento, September 11-Wiiliam NJ. Whit
ney
Born July 5, 1912, Formerly student at
Yale College: then Private in 9th Con
nccticut Volunteers, and later Purser of
steamer Modoc Intcrment at City Cemetery
at1r.M Sunday. Friends and old soldiers
invited
Sacramento, September 11-Wm. NJ. Whitney, q
native of New Haven, Conn. Il years .
months and days. New Haven, Conn,
papers please copy
rInterment at the City Cemetery, tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at l clock. Friends are
invited to attend.
Sacramento, september 12-Mabel. wife of
james +. Griswold. - Yeas, month and
days (Weayerville and Woodland papers
please copy Funeral notice hereafer.l
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BAvARtAN BEER-Bavaria has 5,4s2
breweries. or a little more than one to each
/ 600 inhabitants. In Munich the annual
consumption of beer is 40 quarts to each
man. woman and child, or about Il quarts
a dav for each inhabitant. The men drink
on an average from ,! to quarts day,
some taking every day of their lives 3
quarts-say common wooden pail brlm
full. Beer is not looked upon there as a
stimuant or a beverage, but rs common
necessity of life. Bavarian beer has less
alcohol than any other, the percentage
being about 4 of winter beer and 10 OF
summer beer
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Terrible Accident.

5. +. Segur, proprietor of the lnterna-
tional Hotel, located on X street between
Third and Fourth streets. about half past ,
0 clock this morning went to the third sto-
ry of the hotel to regulate q water tank on
the roof, when he accidentally slipped and
fell through a skylight located over the
wash room on the ground floor, some forty
feet below. In falling he struck on the
wash basins head first. breaking his neck
and causing almost instant death. Mr.,
Segur had been running the International
about ten months, and was held in high
esteem He was 63 wears Of age and leaves
wife and one child. The lateness of the
hour prevents further detail in this issue.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER. - The Octo-
room Will be played by the Langrishe
Comedy Company as matinee perform
ance this afternoon at o'clock. Langrishe
Cleaves, Misses Lingham and Forrest and
the plantation singers make the piece at
tractivc This evening Divorced will be
played. Sunday evening. at a special per
Torrance, Langrishe's success, entitled - y
Man in Maze " and "Skeptics." Monday
evening, Joe Grismer, a favorite here, and
Phoebe Davies, a young actress that has al
ways been ilatteringly received here, are an
nounced to appear, supported by strong
company, in the drama of Monte Cristo.
The box-oflice is now open.
TvoL.-To-night and Sunday night the
Ward Company repeat the drama Insha-
vogue. in which it has been successful all
the week and drawn good houses.
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AN INVITATION.

VISITORS in the city are invited to visit this
Establishment and view its interesting features 1t has
recently been enlarged third and is finely
lighted and ventilated with forty foot dome Waiting
Rooms for the free and convenience of customers.
Specially employed Guides to show Strangers about.
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ton from the counties of northern and central
California, which meets at Sacramento next
Tuesday, the 10th inst 1t is requested that
full meeting of all interested be present Satur-
day night, so that we may present good repre-
sentation in the Convention at Sacramento.
Meeting will be called to order at P. NJ. sharp.
All real estate offices are especially invited.
&
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Trust men and they will trust you,
said Ralph Waldo Emerson. Trust men
and they will bust YOU says an ordinary,
everyday business man.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-13
MARRIED.

Sacramento. September l0-By Rev. Stanley
Mckay, Henry Hammond, OF Delta, Colorado,
to Maggie Davis, of Suffer Township:
Grass Valley. September g-Dr Irving W. Hays,
Jr. to Lucy X. Carson.
Moore's Station, FL Dorado county, September
3-John 3. Hayes to Mrs Mary McMurray.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-13

FRESH EASTERN CAN OYsTERs.-We de
sire to call attention that we are receiving
daily a large consignment fDeep Sea brand
of fresh Eastern Oysters in can. These oys-
tiers are extraordinarily fine i'll size, flavor
and fatnesss, and cannot be surpassed In
the market. We also receive daily large
invoices of fruit, vegetables andp9ultryi IN
fact we carry the largest assortment OF p ,
duce in season. We also receive daily large
invoice of the choice brand of Petaluna
butter. d. DeBernardi Il Co., 3OS and 80
X street.