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T. QUINN G SONS

CARRIAGE PAINTERS (LATE FOREMAN
" of painting department of the California
Carriage Factory Eighth aud H. with Pike Il
Young, Fourth and L streets. Sacramento. Fine
finish and durability guaranteed. aulG-3m
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BUSINESS CARDS.
G. SCHAEFER,

COOPER, NO. 50 FRONT STREET. SACRA-
" mento. Cal. Manufacturer of Wine Pipes
Brandy Barrels, Beer Kegs, Butter Firkins. A
full stock always on hand. Orders promptly
attended to. au2l-lm
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A GRICULTCRAL WORKS, NINTH AND X
N streets, builds every description of Pump
ing Machinery, Steam Engines. Horse powers,
out au25-tf
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! Drunken Lord.


BRrssErs, August 2Gth.--In the Chamber
of Deputies to-day, the first clause of the
education bill was adopted by IS 10 80.
General Wolselcy TO Go to Egypt.
LoNpoN, August 2Gth.-Gcneral Wulselcv
will proceed To Egypt ut once to assume
cHci military command of the forces
there
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New YORK, August 27th-A. M.-The
great Jay-Eye-See trotting race against
time which was TO have taken place over
the Prospect Park course yesterday, is now
postponed until tomorrow, and the race
will then be of greater interest If the
little gelding beats the record of Maud :. of
2:09} he Will belong to Mr. Bonner. Ifnot,
Mr.. Case will continue to own him. Bon
ncr was in conference yesterday with Ham
ilton Busbey, of the Ttaf, Field and FtD,,
relative to ;he price offered for the rival of
Maud S, and it was definitely settled that
no purchase should take place within three
weeks. Nov that Bonner has Maud
s. SAID Busbey, he does not
especially care for Jay-Eye-Sce After
the great record made at Providence
| was empowered TO offer certain sum for
the gelding and AT Chicago Mr.. Case drew
up contract, under which he would sell
his phenomenal trotter If Jay Eye-Sec
does 2:092 tomorrow, Bonner will get the
refusal for Il month Then Maud $. will be
put i'll training, and in three weeks she will
try TO lower the record. If She fails Jay
Eye-See will belong to Bonner, who stands
ready to meet Cases terms, which are not
unreasonable. But as long as Maud 5
stands at the head of the list, Bonner is
satisfied. and will not care to add To his
stable
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G.. ZWICRT,

N-STREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
vi and Fifth. Cast-Iron Founder Manufact-
urer of all kinds of Cast and Rod-iron Raling8
and Fences. All Building Castings made to order.
s54nIm
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I Is there any good reax
son why Hendriaa
should be selected Il
20, ,Q00,cO0 of peOpl
be the possible heal
"a GOvernmen. WHICH
he did his best to de-
stroy ?
( Is there any good rea-
/ son why Hendricks
shOuld be selected from
! 30, 10000 Of people to
I be the possible head of
a Government which
he did his best to de-
| stroy?
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j. A. CUNNINGHAM.

r ST., BET. FRONT AND SECOND, SACRA-
l mento Boiler and Iron Works. Also manu-
facturer of Water Heaters, Tanks. Gasometers,
Hydraulic Pipes Mining Cars Smoke Stacks,
tention given to Repairing and Backsmithing.
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LANES nIcGIIRE.

1856. f. FOSTER & CO., 1881.
DOOK-BINDERS, PAPER-RULERS AND
ID Blank-Bc-+ Manufacturers. No. 3l9 street
between Thiri ana Fourth. Sacralnentn. iEg!-lntt
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CHICAGO, August 26th.-Four thousand
veterans of the late war, with 5000 of their
friends, participated in the opening eXer-
ciscs of the reunion Of soldiers and sailors
of the Northwest at the Driving Park this
afternoon. Governor Hamilton of Illinois
delivered the address of welcome. He was
followed by General Logan, who was ac-
corded an enthusiastic reception.
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WALLACE 4. BRIGGS, VI. D.,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. NO. 212J STREET.
~ Sacramento.
o1fiee Hours: Il !; u 10 ?. N. }jel2-4pu
| $50 to 5 ?. ".
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Wives Desire to Accompany Their Hus-
bands to Jail.

COAL CENTER Pa ), August 2Gth-Thirty-
four more camping coal miners were ar
rested this morning by special officers
Mcclure and McBurny for trespassing on
the railroad company's property. They
were left at odd Fellows Hall and will be
taken to Washington Jail in wagons this
afternoon. The wives of fifteen or twenty
prisoners came to California with babes in
their arms this morning and begged to be
sent to Jail with their husbands as they
hai nothing to live on but . little oatmeal
Their request was not granted Citizcns
are indignant at the wholesale arrests
which were made without warrants. and it
is probable Il public meeting dcnouncing
the action of The officers Will be called
-Four hundred new recruits are expected 10
arrive in the camp this afternoon Reports
from Staib's mines, in the third pool, indi-
cate Il serious break in the strike One
hundred and fifty men are said To have
gone to work this morning and others are
weakening and expected to 60 in before the
close Of the week
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Texas Pacific, 1S4; Wells, Fargo & Col
Express, 105; Western Union. t5;2

| Texas Pacific, 134; Wells. Fargo & Col
Express, 105; Western Union, co..
New YORK, August 26th.-Stocks frma
after midday, but during the offernoo,
/ speculation was quiet and weak. Near mi
| close many active shares touched the low
est figures of the day. In the final deal
ings the market was weak. Exchange WA
| stronger. The nominal rates advanced {,
81 Sf@4 St, actual business at 81 50 I,
- S3t long, 81 S5@4 81! short The adj
vance Is due 10 better demand bv in.
porters and scarcity of bills
The American Turf
SARATOGA, August 26th.-The five tnr
longs race for 2-year-old non-winners wa.
won by Harrigan, Hart second. Rapid,
| third. Time, Les. The race for the Keelel
stakes, for 3-year-oldS. mile and tive fur
longs, ModeSty won, Powhattan second
Tom third. Time, 2:59. In the mile and
half race for all ages Freda won. Euclid
second. Nettle third. Time. 2,s3l. The
mile race for non-winners was won by
Rosiere, Admiral second, Express third
Time. l:4S
Hartford, August 26th-RaceS post
poncd On account of rain.
New YORK. August 26th.-The speed
trials by PhallaS and Jav-Eyc-Sec for TO
day at Prospect Park will not take place
The track is heavy 10y the rain.
MONMOUTH PARK, August o6th.-The
track was heavy to-day. The first race, y-a.
for all ages one mile which Duplex Won.
Herbert second, Hopeful third. Time. I:i5
The second race, for three yoar-uld>. one
mike and iurlong, LouiSct,c won. Econo-
my second, Richmond third. Time I lSl
The third race, for tWO-year-Olds. thrye-
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a Repeated Query.

The Hldpende'h Statesman, published at
Concord n. f., amuses itself with one OF
:" George Williams political conundrums
in this manner:
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FoRT SMITH lArki, August 26th.-Cap-
tain Payne, the oklahoma boomer. and
seven Of his associates, who were arrested
at RocIfalls, Indian Territory, by General
Hatch some days ago, arrived here yestcr-
day in charge of Lieutenant Jackson and
detachment of the Ninth United States
Cavalry They were not delivered 10 the
authorities al Fort Smith, as was the Orici-
nal intention, but by directions from Cald-
well, X, Lieutenant jackson will take
them to Fort Scott. where thcy will be
placed in charge Of the United States officer
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NANTED-LOST-FOUND.

uTANTED-A GIRL ABOUT IA YEARS OLD
w TO assist in housework and taking care of
children: employment permanent. Address
"H H." this office. au26-St*
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McCaffrey's Blood Heated-SulIivan Not
Barred any Longer.

BosToN, August Goth. - Domiuick Nc
Caftrey, Of Piusburg, alleging grossly un-
at the theater last night has issued chal-
lcnge. He says Il hereby challenge
Pete Mccoy to a glove competition of four
or six rounds, with small gloves, under the
Marquis of QueGlsberry rules, for 81 ,G00or
5000 a side and the gatereceipts-the win
ner to take all-and the match to be de-
cded Within six weeks in New York city,
where we can both be assured of fair play.
If Mccoy declines 70 accept this challenge,
| shall feel disappointed, unless | can Sc
cure 4 match with John l.. Sullivan, whom
have heretofore barred in all my chal-
lengcs, bat who, after his transactions
Monday night, am prepared TO meet at
any time or place, Cor any amount of stakes
he may desire'
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Secretary FolSer Better.

ROCHESTER (N. ", August 26th.-Ad-
vices direct from Secretary Folger's home
tonight are to the effect that there has
been some Improvement in Folger's con.
dition.
Election in the Indian Nation.
FoRr SMITH (Ark.l, August 26th-Re-
turns from Chickasaw, Indian Nation, show
the election of Jonas Wolf as Governor by
a small majority The Wolf party have
ten majority in the Legislature.
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C, SUTET
DAN. HYMAS.

EURNITURE REMANUFACTURER. G1REWIN-
L dow Screens and Doors kept on hand and
made to order Thirteenth and J Sts an5-4ntf
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on the premises, or addr
Sacramento, California, [
tnrce miles from SacrameI
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DIR. de DA.I

OOUTHWEST CORNER OF X AND SIXTH
- streets Masonic Hall Building, K-Street en-
trancel. Consultations in English French and
German. All professional calls promptly at
tended to, day and night. Olice h0urs-l0 A. VI.
to u NJ; > to l. and tOSPN au23-lm
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DIR. NIXON,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET. BE
" tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 9lS and go.
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A..
NJ. Office hours to \. N; ! 10 p NJ. and
evenings. jy1-tf
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ALLEN SPRINGS,
LAKE COUNTY, ..........................CaL

II ]. STEVENS HAVING A
~. leased the wel-known
and popular watering place ~ sEstassAs.
known as the Aliens Springs ~ ~ II - dsi
Lake county, the Hotel will bes--------e-.3-----
run in firSt-clasS style in every particular. Mr.
Stevens is an experienced hotel man and will
spare no pains IN making his guests comfortable
and at home. Stages run daily and make con
nectiOns with all trains ml5-tf
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:. CROLY.
S. CARLE. Z.
CAELR Sc CROEY,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
- pared to DO all kinds of work in their line
in city or country. Principal place OF business
Sacramento. Shop No. 112i Second street, be
tween and +. POstOi1ice Box No. 40, Sacra-
mento. jel3iptf
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DEALERS, CORNER OF FRONT AN, /
~ streets. Highest price for Hides, Sheep
Pelts and Tallow Butchers supplied with Salt
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines Stuff
ers, Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns
made for all conSigpments. te15 iptf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Farmers and Mechanics
SToRE.
Ry- FACTS WORTH KNOWING. ga
WE ARE SELLING
BOOTS and SHOES
Cheaper than any House In Sacramento.

Cneaper I1Ouse III
NOTE OUR PRICES:
Ladies' Kid Fox Balmorals, 81 and 81 y.
LADIES' Kid Fox Button worked button holes.
81 10.
Ladies Fine American Kid (workcd button
holes, 81 50.
Ladies Curacao Kid (worked button holes, ex-
ira good, 50 So
Ladies French Kid worked button holes, very
fine s. 50.
Ladies French Kid, extra quality, 81.
Ladies French Kid, none better, s..
Ladies Opera London Toe Slippers, 81.
Ladies Opera French Toe Slippers. 81 -
Ladies and Gents Carpet and Plush slippers,
40 and 80 cents.
Also, full assortment OF Infants and Children s
Shoes from 30 cents to g..
Our Farmers Kip Boot from IS 25 10 s. 50 can't
be beat.
Examine our Gents Buckle Alexis for only s.
FARMERS s. MECHANICS STORE,
OPPOSITE THE PLAZA
G. II f. $. ELKUS, Projectors.
iel9-l DSln
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Gambling in RuffnIn CITY.

New York, August 26th.-A Times Buf-
ialo special, under the head uf " Good Place
for Gamblers, gives q remarkable speech
of Police Justice King III the case of the
arrested booksellers dismissed bv him for
alleged illegality Of the warrants. Heaaid .
During the ten years of his magistracy
never had 4 case been presented in this
manner. The Driving Park had been open
to booksellers for seventeen years. Faro
and other games Of chance had been played
there. The Mayor OF Buffalo told me there
was tacit understanding with poo-seIlcrs
With such understan ling with the author
itics, coupled with the fact that gambling
had never before been disturbed and has
even been allowed on the streets of Buffalo.
it seems absurd To attack The matter now.
| never gamble myself. but | see no more
harm in buying and selling pools than in
buying imaginary stock or Specializing in
grain margins on the Board of Trade |
have no sympathy with fanatics who will
strain nj n rnat and swallow q camel ="
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T VALUABLE FARMS FOR ysSS
a Knnr. leo ...u...-.. a.. Iht..n Lr,l.l 10y


A SAFE AND RARG INVReTMENT-DO
N you want a healthyA beautiful home com
biniug advantages Of city And country? No ma
laria; no sewerage problem; no city taxes; pure
water Retiring from husi }ess on account of old
age Offer my ranch of S4t acres of choice up
land with all the sllbst 1al improvements, for
sale. Excellent Grain, Hay and Grape land.
As this is the very best Vineyard and Orchard
land lsS my fine vineyard here shows, a rare
opportunity is here offered no one man or com
pany 60 plant the entire tr.sct To Vineyard and
Fruit. No better or Saffr investment in the
State The splendid nevl winery of Kohlcr x
Van Bergen -iS-uear; alsi. the railroad This
land can he subdiyidei Terms easy. Inquire
on the premises, or addr5Ss ENOS SARGENT,
Sacramento, California, Upper Stockton Road,
tnrce miles from Sacrameulo. iya6-tf
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I. F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. J. DEL
ROOT, NELSON s. CO.,
F. FOSTER.

TNION FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machnists, Front street, be-
tween y aud o. Castings ana Machinery OF
every description made to order ia2i4plm
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Soft Glove Fiasco in Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 2Gth.-The Files-C Chan
dler alleged prize fight occurred tonight in
a livery stable on State street, in the pres
ence Of about ninety sports, who had been
induced to ply Jerc Dunn $50 apiece for
the privilege. The conteStants-TomC Chan
dler and johnny Files-wore small, soft
gloves. 1t is not known what the stakes
were FouI, rounds were fought, in the
first three of which there was so much
cautious spHring and little heavy slugging
as to disgust the spectators, who were eX-
pcctantlv waiting TO see gore. The fourth
round opened with some hard hitting and
Chandler managed to force Files TO the
ropes While in that position Files re-
ceived a resounding blow on the neck, that
suffced to disable him for more than the
ten seconds required by the Queensberry
rules. The fight was over in less than
fifteen minutes from the time il started.
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The proIle to George
William Curtis in 1881.

Mrs. f. G. KELLOGG, 80 Z. S6th street,
says the New York Morning Journal was
partially paralyzed, and lay for seven days
in cunvusions. She was unable to leave
her bed, and was as helpless as child.
She was induced to try 81. Jacobs Oil as a
last chance. She improved from the first
application, and by lis continued use, she
has recovered.
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New YORK, August 26th.-The remains
of J. \. MacGahan, the famed war CORE
spOndent, were brought from the navy yard
to-day. \ delegation from the Ohio Lesis-s
laturc the brother Of the dead journalist,
and delegation from the Press Club of this
city, received the body and escorted it to
the City Hall. where ii will lay in state UNI
til P NJ when it will be taken to Ohio
Among those who visited MacGahan's re-
mains were Murat Halstead Major Lucas,
State Senator O'Ncill and Representative
IL. c. Grewer of Ohio John Firgus, repre-
senting New Lexington. Ohio, where final
interment will take place, and p. McGahan,
brother of the dead hero. Two wreaths OF
flowers were placed on the ca>ket One
bore long satin ribbon, Gil which were
inscribed the words - From the New York
Press Club the othc- bore the inscription,
From the Journalists of New York. The
silver plate ON the casket was inscribed j.
A. MacCiahan, died June 9, 1873, aged 81
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TACK FOR SALE-A FINE LARGES
- Jack, lately from Kentucky; 9sTA
years old; weighs $50 pounds; good wv
perfornGr sn6al sure fsSlgetter; viii TEaanzAa
be sold, cheap If applied for soon, 1T G. W. QUIN,
Pleasant Grove, Suttcr county. aul3-1m
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EyOR SALE AT 4 BARGAIN-LOT g.
l. southeast corner 5 and Third streets; ki,,
lot S2Nl60 feet, with one-stOry brick dwell ~s;A
ing containing, nice rooms; twO-stOry frame
containing s rooms; Outhouses all complete 4
good well o. sweet pure cold water, raised with
pump; choice selections ofirIit and shrubbery; is
one of the clsiest homes in Sacramento. Price
s,Scc- 8's,t ct Gajsfrsil1 on s-s.=s=t ;siasiia
all on land tgher than the established grade
Price, $50 Enquire of B. y. BUGBEY, agent
oil ThlrtoeI L street P.0 Box 24 4ns-tI
- EIG kfT VALUABLE FARMS FOR I'd
ga, Sale (heap-IGO acres at Pine CTod- sf9f
IL. buntet tract; railroad divides it, @-aS--
part living on each side OF the truck can he irri-
gated; is Nc. fruit land. I60 acres ut Pcnryn
Ohe old f. B. Crocker place.. 3o1 IL acres :
miles from Lincoln. grain Land. 200 acres good
fruit land; 20 acres i'll vineyard; miles north
east Of FOLSOM. I6O acres best quality garden
land, mites north of Folsom (Rose Springs;
abOunds in springs of pure water. $50 acres fruit
land 10 miles northeast ofShIngleS Springs Station;
4,000 choice bearing trt trees; ,0G0grape vines;
good fences and buildings barns, etc; all can be
irrigated 257 I-2 alcrrs (Old Duroc Ranchl,
10 miles west of Shinlge Springs on line offs V.
K. T.; large house; n9w barn. 100 acres in grain;
tn acres garden landl can he irrigated. Also,
13S acres best fruit band in CalifC-nia; south
caStcrly exposure; small dwelling; small vine
yard and orchard fpiT family Use: has on one
edge q valuable granite quarry. All otune above
property is q! the choicest selections. ! have
had large experienced in fruit and grape grow
ing, and general knowledge of soils; and |
recommend the abovt as of the best quality. |
offer them at q bargain. For terms apply te Il.
y. BUGBEY, Agent: W. 0. Box 20i; residence
6li Thirteenth street. Sacramento, Cal. au2-f
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II .hAN' j. HI MANl Jlt.
j. HYMAN. JR.. & BRO.

NTATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS.,
w SOC street, between Fifth and STA
Sixth, have always on hand choice vari- flSs
ETY. of fine Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, NA.A
etc. isT-Im
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MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERs,
vi Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, RailiugS
Gratings, HousewOrk SO, Blacksmithing in gen
eral. No. $50 K street. between Filth and Sixth.
Secondhand Doors for sale. je22-iptf
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ISAIAH HURLBURT
w. 5. BEATTY & 5. c. DENsoN,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS-AT-LA
n Offices: Metropolitan Block street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Entrance
next door to MetropOlitan Theater. Ol-tf.
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NOR SALE-4O HEAD OF CROSS
T. bred French and Spanish Merino Ess
Rams. Also, 500 Head of Fine Graded y3So&#
sheep Inouire a. G. FOLGER, II &4sn<A
miles from Sacramento, near Marysville road.
Rnlk-ff
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home AND ABROAD.
SAD CASE OF PRIDE AND STARY.
ALTON IN OHIO.
The Pennsylvania Mining Trouble
Oklahoma Payne i'll Custody
Political Matters.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

IsrEaAL DISPATCHES To THE REcoRD-rxlos.
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Also. Two Thousand Acres

OF the Choicest Irrigated Land in Fresno county
three miles east Of Fresno city; deep soil rich
red loan. Abundance of running water during
the entire year; can raise any fruit IT other
crop. Entirely surrounded by the best bearing
Ten Tons Grapes per acre. No better oppor-
tunity ever offered for investment Terms
liberal For particulars. address &, Il. MATTER.
No 40 Califnlnia stseet, sap francisco, Cal.
- .. nirnMir
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Why didn't 60 TO her assistance2"
said the man who had lain in bed while
his wife laid ont burglar. - Young man
I've had a number OF tussles with the old
gal, and | knew that burglar had trouble
enough without my giving him any"
-The best test of a human life is the
amount OF good it has been and done TO
others. Mrs. Lydia Z. Pinkham may be
given q seat Of honor among those who
have helped TO change sickness into health,
and 10 transform the darkness of suffering
into the sunshine of rest and hope.
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The Texas Greenbaclers.
ACo, August 26th.-The State Gil

WACO, August 26th.-The State Green
back Convention convened to-day. About
twenty delegates were present 1t was de-
cided TO place full Butler and West elec-
toral ticket in the field. The Electors al
large are J. d. Rankin and c. H. jenkins.
The platform opposed the leases of public
or school lands in larger tracts than $40
acres; savors the policy of selling school
lands III small tracts on long time; advo-
Gates The regulation of railroad freights.
In the nominations for State officers it is
generally understood that the GrcCnbackcrs
will support G. Washington Jones, iude-
pendent candidate for Governor.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27
Prize Fight Arranged.

New YORK, August 26th.-A prize fight
has been arranged between Mervine
Thompson and Captain James c. DAILY, for
81 200 4 side. The fight will be governed
by the rules of the London prize ring, and
Will take place within 100 miles of New
Orleans, three days after the Stoddard-
Burke fight
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27

ID ANS FOR SALE.-THREE HUN
IL dred head, in lots to suit, fine sEESS
grades Spanish Merinos, at Whitney's SM
Sheep Ranch, near Rocklin. Placer 5AzajlA
county. at reasonable prices au1S-1m*