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Ladies are said to be working
their way into the watch business,
because they produce haudsomer
faces and moro delicate hands than
men, to-
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E. +. Duver, recently chosen del.
egate to the Republican National
Convention, was arrested at Bara.
boo, Wis, for obtaining more un.
der false preteEses.
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1t is a sir-prlze the girls are of
ter this year. But the men are
growing cautious and are not to be
mistaken thus easily.
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A Russian editors library of
5000 volumes asrccently sold for
s2625. Itappears from this that
Russian editors also get the patent.
office reports.
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Indian Legends.
IBhLlsh QnaftefIy ReYIeW.l

4AAHAtAAA AtNllNNAss1t
tBhtish Quarterly Reyiew.)
There wac once d young prince
who was betrOlhed 70 q yiftuous
maiden. Before Che matfiage3took
place he became a gambler aud a
drupkard, and behaved 50 badly
that bis father and motherdied of
grief After their death he CON.
tinued leading a distolute life, IN.
til az last he had no money left,
and was obliged to wander about,
liyingon charity. Meanwhile his
bethrothed was doingall that was
good. She had given to the poor
half themoney her parents had
left her when they died, aud spent
her days in praying to God and 10
reading in o holy book; and, though,
she vas 20 young, she was wise
and very goOd.n One day the
poyerty.stricken prince paid her a
visit, and she received him Kindly
aud gave him food and clothing.
he wanted to marry her a. once,
but she told himhe must first 90
out iuto the jungle aid see four
sights. So he went forth and what
hesaW was lhis In one corner Of
alarge tank he beheld "a man and
a woman who had good clothes,
good food, good beds and servants
to wait on them, and seemed very
happy In another "he saw q
wretchedly poor man aud his wife,
whodid nothing but cry and sob
because they had no food to eat, no
water to drink, no bed to lie On, no
one to take cure Of them" AT the
third corner we're two little fishes,
which were necessarily leaping up
into the air and dropping back
again. and at the fourth was "a
huge demon who was heating sand
i'll an enormous iron pot, under
which be kept up a big fire." The
prince retained and told his be-
throthed what he had seen. She
explained to him the meaning Of
the spectacle. The happy pair,
she said, we're her own parents.
She had been good to them while
they lived and after their death she
had given half Of their substance
to the poor, and The other half she
had "liyed quietly and tried to be
gOCd." Therefore they were made
happy in their poslhumous exis.
tenCe. But the wretched man and
woman, shetold him, werehis par.
euts, who were in misery because
he had gambled and drank till they
died Of grief, and had aftorward
drank and gumbled all their money
away, As to the two fishes, she
continued, "they were the two
little children we should have had
if you had taken me to your home
us your wife. Now they cannot be
born, for they can find no bodies in
which to be born; SO Khuda has
ordered them to rise and sink in
the air in those fishes FORMS"
Finally she told him that the dem.
On whom he had seen was heating
the sand in the iron pot for him,
because he had been such a wicked
man. No sooner had tho maiden
told all this to the prince than she
died. "But he did not get any
better. He gambled and drank all
her money away, and lived q
wretched life, wandering about
like a faker till his death.
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In an ARRAY between Huugar.
ians and Poles at Braddock, Pa.,
several Of the participants were
badly wounded. Citizens organ.
lied and quelled the riot.
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ayes, MARI" she said, 1 am going
to have a cream colored summer
silk, providing pa does not veto
the appropriation bill ma has
passed."
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BnckIen,s Arnic,l SnlYc.

The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhenm, Fever Sores, letter, Chap.
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. Il
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by Ell,
Mossman. Iian23.1Y.
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According to the returns of the
census bureau in 1880 the United
States has become the second cop,
per producing country in the world.
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ARE YOU MISERABLE through Indi.
gcstion, Sour Stomach, or Constipation
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets we guarantee
will relieve YOU. VanGilder's.
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Mexico is negotiating with the
Franco Egyptian Bank for a loan
Of s2O,0O0,0OO.
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A good surgeon must have an
eagles eye lions heart and a
lady's hand.
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A Lawyers opinion or Inter.
/. =. est 20 all.

The cable steamer Faraday, load.
ed with 1900 miles of the Bennett.
Mackay cable, started out last
Monday to lay the American half.
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He that is choice ofhis time will
also be choice Of his company, and
choice Of his action.
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AT Lexington, Smith & Merrell,
lessees Of the Lexington Fair
grounds, last week soldeighty.nino
horses for s2l,47o, an average Of
s24l. ii,3&B gMt.sE
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The Governor Of Kansas tele
graphed !oswashington that true
foot and mouth disease has deyel,
oped there.
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The Nevada & Oregon Railroad
was sold by the U. S, Marshal,
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ACKER's BLOOD ELIXIR guaran.
teed; vii cure all kinds Of blood poison.
ing Inherited or contracted. NanGilder.
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Opium smoking is becoming a
favorite dissipation in Cincinnati.
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DnSU lASend tx eenn for postage, and re.
n pX4V Iceiye free, a eUstly box u goods
btHtl (which will help you 70 more mon
icy right away than anything else
10 this world All, Of either SEX succeed from first
hour. The broad road to fortune opcnS before the
workers, absolutely sure. AZ Ohes address, TRuE
& Co., Augusta, Maine. lapTa3yL
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RATnpTTs.
PAT EN- rs


PATEN rs
obtained for new inventions, or forin
provementsin old ones, Caveats, hiring
ments, Trade Marks and all patent bust.
ness promptly attended TO.
Inventions that have beenrc.
lected may still, inmost cases, be paten-
ted yus, Being opposite the us. Pat
ent Office and engaged in Patent blaiacS
erclusirfly, VIC can secure patents In less
time than those who arc remote from
Washington.
When inventors send model or sketch
we make search in the Patent Office and
advise az to its patentahility fee Of charge.
Correspondence confidential; fees reas.
enable and no charge unless Pat
entis obtained.
We refer by permission to tho City
Postmaster, andetn the Superintendent
Of the Post Office Money Order Division,
in Washington. For special references,
circular, advice, terms, &C., address
o. a. SNOW d co..
Opposite Patent Office, NNasbg'ton, D. G.
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moi Nor the working class. Send 10 cents for
tIIlI postage, and We will mail you FRBG, a
lIVIIIR IToyal. valuable boz Of sample goods that
SAAO Willput you 10 the way Of making more
money IN few days than you ever thought possible
At any buSheSs. capital not required. We will
start you. You eau work nl the time or IN spare
time only. The work Is universally adapted to both
sexes, young and old You can easily cara from 80
may test the business We make this unparalleled offer
to al who are not well satisfied we will send s. to
pay for the trouble Of writing Us. Full particulars
directions etc., sent free, Fortunes will be made
by those who give. their whole time 10 the work.
Great success absolutely sure. Don't delay. Start
now. Address SnASnE & CO., Portland, Maine,
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Whom llattery is unsuccessful, It
il but the laul! Of thO aatteser.
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A Domestic sewing machine
the poor woman with eight child.
rem.
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GUARANTEED TO CURE a Cold or
Cough; Acker's Celebrated English Rem.
edy. Sold by NanGilder
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ArrnoxlNArlnN rEllEs.

1877 Prizes amounting to......S9O5,5O
Application for rates ~ Clubs should
be made only to to the Office Of. the Com
pany in New Orleans.
For further information write clearly,
giving full address, Make z. o. Money
Orders payable and address Registered
LetteRtO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, Louisiana
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary
letters by mail ar Express tall sums u
81 and upwards by Express ut our Tx
NJ. A. DAUTIIIN,
OF NJ. A. DAUpHTN,
col seventh 81, Washington, DC.
April 0-iw
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California wheat. prospects are
reported as sixty per cent. better
than last year, If unforeseen calaui
ties do not occur.
"A Lawyers opinion or Inter.
sr,s est 20 all.
J. "A. Tawney, ESQ.,, a leading at.
torney Of Winona, Mimi, writes:
after using il. for more than three
years, ! take great pleasure in sta.
Ting that | regard DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, as the
best remedy in the world for Coughs
and Colds. II has never failed to
eyee the most severe Guilds | have
lher had, and invariably relieves
the pain in the chest Trial Bot
ties Of this snre cure for all Throat
and Lung Diseases may be had free
at 3, j. Mossman's. Large size 81.
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Louisiana Slaic LOTTERY Company

s,lIe IA kgsba rtfiifg ti6i Va ltjttis,t az
GFfusgtl itllt III nititt igcatLle AID S.Hii.
AiRiiai Dfdriigs d M l.giisidna Sdis
Lottery (pnpaig. aid n person iRanate ma
eiallfal tat lifdlfiagt llfssllc 0iliiit8l hi, 4
sgpledn eotflicd ifaA hoaCste, iiitAes
and good idiii, iorgSl al jaflltI, Ql8i h
diittbrlts tl,l I6afaag ID ID NE tsfii,taic,
ifiit irc-sllhilNaf 0llF sigBgtlintt Gtlctrl,
Ia IL diyttti,aReaisn
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LOTTERY.

agCArtTAI eRIzE, $4,000, IA
Tickets only -. share, n proportion.
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Exceptional UyIate 5n CHETTOTS, per-
hdps tacO dozen patterns, at IL 1-2
cents per y0rd.
A Distinctive Feature

Of our business is the keeping under one roof of
goods of the greatest diversity in quality, style
and price. This greatly tends towards CON
venient, speedy and satisfactory buying.
The Clothing stock exemplifes this fact.
Here are Mems and Boys Suits of the stoutest
and toughest cottonade alongside of the finest
Dress Suits. Between the extremes are many
grades of Medium-priced Suits, substantial,
stylish and new. 1t is aimed to keep complete
line of sizes; but when any slight alterations are
necessary in order to fit, they are made at our
expense
And as with the variety in our Clothing
stock, so with all things generally throughout
the house
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DIED

Railroad Hospital, February John r. Brown, a
native of New York, so years.
fremont, February 7-Nettie C. Burns, 20 years,
months and days.
San Francisco, February 5-Ritta, daughter Of Jos.
and Mary Rowan, native of San Francisco, 10
days
Chico, February Henry Cole, II years.
Nevads City, February S-Ssrah Hosken, native Of
Cornwall, 6S years and months.
Auburn, January Sl-Nilliam S. Mcbride, native
Of Pennsy lvania, II years.
Auburn, February s-M. Pettingir, native OF
Niles, Mich, II years
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BORN.

Victoria, s. c.. February 6-Wife of James Lyon
formerly Miss MarceDe Esper, of Sacramento( =
daughter
Near Swiss Station, January 27-Wite OF Fortunate
Giusti, 4 daughter.
Brighton, February 1-wife Of Alexander Hall, a
son.
Middletown, FL Dorado county, January 30-Wifs Of
Thomas Fraser, daughter.
Placerville, FL Dorado county, February Wife Of
j. B. Sturges, daughter.
Near Auburn, January 81 Wife Of William Smith,
daughter.
Nevada City, February 2-Wife of Thomas Polglase,
son.
winnemucca, New, January 29-Wife OF L. P. Dor
sey, son
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TOTHE FLOWER-LOYING PUBLIC.

a NDREw GOwANS, LATE OF BELLE CON
n servatory, begs to inform the people Of Sac
rameuto city and surrounding country that he has
opened Florist Store at 1O054 street, opposite
the Changers New Store, where he hopes by strict
attention to business to merit share of public pat
rouage. Bouquets and Floral Pieces made to order
short notice at most reasonable rates. call solc
ted iall-3plm
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Mechanics Secretary dress goods.
Wanted-Men and women.
For sale-BIr-room fixtures
For sale-High block of land.
Wanted-Situation by competent young man.
Stalion-YOung Bayswater.
W. Sharpe & Co, contractors and builders.
Wanted-SACRAMgSTO DAILY UNION.
N. j. King q Co, 224 J street.
Boy wanted.
Casey * Cronan, wines and liquors.
Wanted, at Charles NJ. Campbels.
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Halls Pulmonary BaISam

TESHE BEST REMEDY IN USE FOR COUGHS,
Il Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Influenza, Group,
Incipient Consumption, and all Throat and Lung
Troubles Sold by all Druggists for so cents
j. h. Gates q Co., Projectors, Az Sansome
street San Francisco n9-4pSm&w3m
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LAND PATENTS IssUED.-The Governor
yesterday issued the following patents to
swamp and overfowei lands numbered as
follows $685. Edward ?. Sessions, Modoc
county, 3S1 SO acres 1884, G. D. Wright,
Merced county, 80 Y acres; 1885, L. Win
ters, Sacramento county, 22O.3O acres; 1885,
Joseph Powell, Colusa county, $50 acres
1887, George II. Bayley, Lsssen county,
2240 SO acres. Also the following patents TO
school lands: 1865 j. III. Spriggs, Stanislaus
county, 240 acres 50. Robert A. Calls,
Santa Barbara county, 800 acres $500 Lu-
cinda J. Calls, Ventura county, 100 % acres;
II. S. A. Sawyer, Mono county, 240 acres !;
~, Barth Tuomey, San Bernsrdiro county,
800 acres 70, Daniel Desmond, San Bernar-
dino county, 800 acres; "a, Richard O'Neil,
San Diego county, 123 10 acres 70, H. NJ.
Dewey, Humboldt county, 100 acres; 76, Z.
f. Scott, Sierra county, 100 acres n, S. Nc
Kay, Nevada county, $40 acres rs, Pomona
Land and Water Company, San Bernardino
county, 800 80 acres; 70, VIM. L. Mighell.
San Luis Obispo county, 63 acres; $3.50,
j. w. Mackall. Lake county, so acres 81,
Fellippo E. Gindici, Plumss county, 100
acres; 81, Micager Brooks, Tulsre county,
GAO acres SO, G. B. Rawson, Los Angeles
Angeles county, 50 80 acres /; 81. Eliza Rogers,
Fresno county, $50 acres Sc, John Tte'an,
Santa Cruz county, $50 acres; 81, Paul r.
BOlker, Santa Cruz county, $50 acres; IS,
Alexander Card, Ell Dorado county, 40 acres;
SO, John Burton, Mendociuo county, 40.66
acres; $500, John Dewar, Los Angeles coun
ty, 40 26 acres,
AFTER THEM AGAIN.-Judge Armstrong
having decided that the tenant and not the
owner was liable to prosecution for viol Itir e
the health ordinance by keeping premises in
filthy condition, Health Officer Ferral yes
terday preceded against the occupants az the
O'Niel property, on the northeast corner OF
Third end | streets. who have been allowing
drainage from their premises to run Into the
slough and officers Dillman, Farrell AID
Campbell arrested eight OF the Celestials.
GRAND LARCENY.-R. Farrell, of Folsom,
while on a visit TO Sacramento few days
Igo, got on spree and lost $40 and his
watch. Believing that he had been relieved
Of his property at the Free and Easy Saloon,
X street. between Fifth and Sixth, he swore
out warrant in the Police Court for the
arrest of Mary Doe ard Richard Roe for
grand larceny. Mary and Richard are sup
posed to be Mary and Gus Churchill, the lat
ter the proprietor of the place.
Found DEAD "A Portuguese, named Viz
cent Comsz aged about 45 years, who had
been living alone in littla house on 7 street,
between Fourth and Fifth, was found dead
ia his bed yesterday morning, in an attitude
indicating that he had di2d without a strug-
gle. He had been i'll for some time, but was
able to be out until day or two before. The
CoroIer deemed it unne cesssry to hold al in.
quest
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Filled February 6. 1854.
February 6-MOrris Levy to Ernestina Levy
North of west OF east ! Of lot l, j and X, Sixth
and Seventh streets love and affection and 800.
January l4-Central Pacific Railroad Company by
J. OBJ. Gum and S. W. Sanderson, Trustees to
Joseph Observation-Disclosures / of southeast !, and
southeast of southwest of section 5 also west
of southeast /, southeast of northwest l. north.
west o; northwest !, and southwest Of southwest
Of section g. township north, range east; 81 $40.
Filled February 7, lSs4.l
February John W. Richmond and wife to Eliz-
abeth K. Webb-Lot l, and @ Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets grant.
February 6-Stephen Smith to A c. Johnson
South hall Of lot and east 80 feet of lot G. and O,
Sixth and Seventh streets; grant.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION

Eureka bal masque, February 14th.
Metropolitan Tneater-" La Belle Russo. -
Sacramento TiyoIi-" Black Crook"
Central Pacifi, Railroad time-t able.
Winning ticket for silk quilt rattle.
Pacific Encampment, this evening.
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CONSERVATIVES, call on your druggist and
get free trial bottle of Dr. Kings New Dis.
Covery.
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Y. February s, at 8 o'clock Il. III. :
GREY DRESS GOODS, half acoo1, 6
cents per gard.
DRESS GOODS DEPA RTMENT.
En- Route.

MR. WEINSTOCK has now been in the
East a number of weeks, making purchases for
all departments of the house Some of his
earlier purchases are already to hand and in
stock, while large quantities of goods are en-
route, to arrive during this month. Further on
in the season purchases will be made by MR.
WEINSTOCK of the latest novelties intro
duced, so that, with the opening of Spring, we
shall be ready with the brightest and fullest stock
of goods which we have ever been able to show
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sacramento Planning Mill
Rartwen, hot ciltss 6 Stalker,

FLOORS, WINDOWS, WINDOW FRAMES,
, Blinds, holdings, Finish Brackete. Scroll
Saving, Turning also, Stair Work. Black Walnut,
Spanish Cedar and Redwood Novels, Balusters and
Rail Cor. Flont and Q s.s, Sacramento fe22' ip1m
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BRING your wives, children and sweethearts
Co see the last three performances of Black
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Fine Dwellings For Sale.


Two-story and Basement Frame Dwelling DC
rooms) north side of street, between Fifth
and Sixth, with stable alley; rented for
So SO per month .........,............s 50. 500
One story Frame Dwelling l704 NJ street g
rooms and large pantry sld batA-room);
lot 4OXl60, with woo1she1 and chicken
house "a bargain. Observation-Disclosures. 1860
Two.story Dwelling, lower story Of brick Ql
rooms), lot 40Xl6O, G street, between Eigh-
tenth and Nineteenth. ...........,...s,. $40
Two-story Frame Dwelling( Is ro1ms), bay win
dow, bath, gas. hot and cold water; stable,
woodshed, etc; lot 4OXl60, with choice fruit
trees IL street between Twenty-third and
Twenty-iourth Observation-Disclosures. 1000
0ne-story and Basement Frame Dwelling g
4Oxl66, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
0nestory and Basement Frame Dwelling, on
north side of n street. corner lot, 40xS0
bay window and modern improvements S
rooms and bath .,......................'.. 1900
BUILDING LOTS.
60x140-North side OF street, Seventh and
Eighth with small double house (old). 81, 100
s0xl60-North side street. between Nine
teenth and Twentieth Observation-Disclosures. 800
1G0xl60--N. W. corner and Third Streets
with stable. l,2UO
40N160-I street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth, barn, etc. Observation-Disclosures. 1880
40NI20 S. W. corner Eighteenth and SITS. 1000
160xl60-N. f. corner Nineteenth and ..... 800
S0xl60-N. L. corner Twenty-third and L.. 500
A, LEOwARD & SON,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
1912 Fourth ST. [l1lT Spin Sacramento.
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MARRIED..

To DAY the great sale OF remnants at the
Red House.
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mis- S. 6. HosMER,

ii IL % q u It 4 O. ~
VIII teach Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of each
week Foi particulars, call at FREE LIBRARY.
ial4-lm+
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT oSE-ARMs1Roxe, Judge.

THURSDAY, February 7, 1884.
Estate of Lavina Hobbs, deceased-Continued
until Wednesday, February 18th, to be put at head
of calendar neither party entitled to costs of wit
nesses up to the present time.
Louisa Bandeen VI. ElizAbet Young, executrX Of
William Young, deceased - Plaintiff s testimony
taken motion for nonsuit denied Jury returned
verdict for plaintiff as sued for.
People vs.. John NJ. Porter, murder-Ordered that
Henry Edgerton be substituted as attorney to de-
fend the prisoner, instead Of Holl & Buckley Case
continued from February 18th, to be reset on next
calendar in March.
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DEPARrxENr Two-McFARLANp, Judge.

THURSDAY, February 7, 1884
+. II. Lambert VS.. +. S. Smith-Jury impaneled
evidence partially heard, and further nearing con
tiuued until tomorrow.
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Sacramento, February BY j. c. Tubbs. Justice Of
the Peace, John Brown to Annie Maekey, both of
Michigan Bar
oroville, February 2-William Williams to Addie
Hunter.
Red Bluff, February oscar b. Green to Lydia
Clark
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-08

Bell & c., and P. NJ. to-day.
Co. P. Reeves, Fairfield, Saturday noon.
s. C. Bow.ey, fast horses, February 9th.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-08

GREAT remnant sale today and to-morro :
st the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-08
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CENTS FoR a GOOD SQUARE MEAL,
- Sacramento Restaurant Nos. 3i7 and Sl9 K
street. between Third and Fourth Cthree blocks
utes-ask the conductor where 70 stop. Ice Cream
and Cakes, IL cents. Fine Dining Parors for Fami.
lies. opes Day and Nigh
jy13-d J. D. SMITH. Proprietor