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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-05-31
Personal AND POLITICAL.

TIE widow of General Ord has been
granted a pension of fifty dollars month.
On the Odd Lord st. Leonards, charged
with outraging an Engl sh servant girl,
was convicted. Sentence was deferred.
In the United States Circuit Court at
Pittsburgh, Pa, decision confirming the
deed of trust made by James E. Brown, a
deceased Pennsylvania millionaire, who
left large estate to his married daughter,
Mrs. Finlay, formerly wife of Lord Lin.
ton, has been filed.
THE well-known New York merchant,
Thos. p. Grinnell, committed suicide on
the 24th
PRESIDENT FISH of the collapsed Marine
Bank, has been arrested.
ON the oath Rev. Henry T. Edwards, the
Dean of Bangor, Eng, committed suicide
by hanging.
MICHAEL GAYNoR, the Chicago Alder
man who was shot by rough on the 18th
inst, died on the oath.
ADMIRAL LEsPEs has been decorated
with the Order of the Double Dragon by
China, with the title of Mandarin.
The current report that Prince Victor
Bonaparte had been left a large fortune by
Nine. Meet is denied by M. Moet.
IT is reported by a personal friend of
General Grant that he is almost broken
down in body and mind-a wrecked old
man-all on account of his Wall street ex-
perience.
THE Invincible informer Delany testified
at Sligo on the oath that lyman, ''No. L."
was present at the Phoenix Park murders
PRINCE VICTOR NAPOLEON considers his
fathers adhesion to the republic as a vir-
+uo 81 nhJ Of laip fn fba
throne.
CHAIRMAN BARNUM has appointed VIM.
C. Cloudy, of Illinois, W. l.. Scott, Of
Pennsylvania, M. M. Ham, of Iowa, w.
Il. Villas, of Wisconsin, and Austin II.
Brown, of Indiana, as the committee to
take charge of the preparations for the
Democratic National Convention.
THE Board of Pardons of Pennsylvania
has refused to remit the sentence under
which Shea, the st. Louis murderer, is in
prison, and the State has given until the
18th of June to present arguments in favor
Of his removal to st. Louis.
ADAM BRABENDER, of the defunct Erie
County (Pa.) Savings Bank, has returned
to Erie and has been jailed. He admits
Specializing with and losing the banks
funds. He, of course, is eager and anxious
to make all the restitution in his power,
but his power is exceedingly limited.
ON the Goth the wife of Robert J. Bur-
detts, editor of the Burlington Hdlokene,
died at Ardmore, Pa.
On the 10Th President Arthur and a dis
tisguished party visited the Naval Acade-
my at Annapolis, Md.
THE administrative portion of Hewitt's
80 l. /, ;,,I hu Sacratarxy EOIcrar
Ex.BANK CASHIER ABBOTT, of Water
town, Mass, has been indicted for forgery
and embezzlement.
IN his testimony on the 10Th Attorney
Ker bore somewhat heavily on George
Bliss in connection with the Star-route
cases.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1884-04-12

I Wing Wo Tai d Go, Nuuanu street, Honolulu
= II Hackheld d co. corner Queen ana For
streets, Honolulu
y II Lev"v. queen street, Honolulu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1884-04-12

Mr.. W. F. Nfossman has been appointed Collector
of Customs for the Collection District Of WaiIukH,
and Port OF Kahnlu Maui, ,ice NIr. GEO f. Board
resigned.
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3 GOO Kim. \uutuu street Honolulu
Vim Quou. corner King aud Nuuanu streets,
Honolulu
: HcN sing. Nilt. Honolulu
. II j \olte. Fort street, Honolulu
. Akeou- * Ah Euok. Bcrrtaula street, Honolulu
Is Dulngham a Co. Fort street. Honolulu
Choug Young Chuug, Nuuuuu street, Honolulu
Cha, Hammcr. corner Fort and King streets,
Honolulu
John Mott, ka1huuaitu street, Honolulu
J Weik, King street. Honolulu
Lam Choon Yin. Bcretaua street, HOuOluir
Kong Lee Sing, Nuuanu street, Honolulu
Wong zee pulama
10 y Bergen. Bethel street. Honolulu
10 Aha Hui kulcpa >,,,,.,,,,.
MOaluna q me k.lihl
II \ Herbert, Queen street Honolulu
l. An Hung, kalihi
IL y Kraft, Merchant street, Honolulu
Is Tong Ong Maunakea street, Honolulu
Is { Hoy, NuuHnu street, Honolulu
20 Kwong Man Nuen * co, Nuu4nu street. Homo
lulu
Il Sing Hop sing, Hotel street, Honolulu
- Chcu Wing Lam q Co, Nuuanu street, Honolulu
20 Chang Hang, Waiau, EVA
2S ~ Ping. AluNea street. honolulu
20 Ia Tai, WaiplO, EVA
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Fire-rroof Building. queen street. Honolulu,

Firp-Iroof Building. queen street, Honolulu.
AGENTS FOR
kilauea sugar Co.. Kauai,
The Waikapu sugar Plantation, Maui.
The spencer sugar Plantation, HaWau
Honauiua sugar Co, Hawaii
TIucIo sugar Mill, Maui,
IIueIo sugar Plantation, Maui.
Reciprocity Sugar CO., Hama,
NIakaha sugar Plantation, Oahu.
Ookala sugar Co. HuO, Hawaii
OlOyaIu sugar Co., Maui.
Puuloa sheep Ranch CO.. Hawaii.
]. Fowler & co. Steam Plow and Portable Tram
way Works. Leeds.
NIirrlcss. Watson x COS sugar Machinery, Glas-
gov,
Glasgow and Honolulu Line of Packets.
Liverpool and Honolulu Line OF Packets.
London and Honolulu line OF steamers,
sun Fire Insurance Co, Of London.
;tyI dSV BINS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1884-04-12
TIL PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
.S0t",Tt0y, 1p1'H ~, 1854.

THE Doctors who have been exam
ming the pupils of the various
schools i'm Honolulu and its vicinity
have sent to the President of the
Board Of Health report upon their
work as far a il has gone. The ex-
animation was suspended on 2Gtb
ultimo, Il press of other work re-
quiring DR.. Parker's attention. Since
this work has been begun we hope to
hear of its being resumed soon, and
thoroughly finished. If the eXamina-
ton could be extended to the whole
population of the country it would no
doubt be highly useful.
OF 623 boys and girl examined in 9
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MAUI.

4 IL HObrOn. kahului
J Anu, HamalualOa
{ II Dickcy, Paia. MakaNN..p
: 9Uong Tong, Mokaenui. lttus
II see sing kce, kahulu.
II see Sing kce. kahulul
n John Gruuwald, kjpaAuiu
IL VI & COrrca. Hama
l. Chung sum, Lahaiuu
- : sam Lay. Paia, Makuwap
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EY AUTHORITY.
Foreign Office Notice.

1t has pleased His Majesty the King to grant
ESQ,
AItiolaui Hale April $. 1881. ap9-dCwIt
Mr.. W. F. Nrossuan ha, been appointed Collector
of Customs for the Collection District Of WaiIuksI,
and Port Of Kahului, Maui, rice NIr f. Board
man resigned.
w. ALLEN.
Couector-General Of Customs
Approved:
!. NJ. KAPENA.
II. NJ. Minister OF Finance.
CqIlecror-GeneraI,,o Office, Honolulu, April 1854.
ap5wit
THIS MAY CERTIFY that st .u election by
ballot. held Monday, the @Ist Of March last
RVv. +. CIementwas elected Third Member Of the
Local school Board OF the District Of Honolulu.
Island Of oahu, for ;he ensuing year.
W. JAS. SMITH.
school Agent of Honolulu.
Department Of Education April 4, 1851. ap5-2tw
J. KALA1IA has this day been appointed Mag
strate for the District of NGakwao, Island Of Maui,
vice William NosSman, resigned.
JNsn. q. DOMTNI~.
Governor of Mani.
Office Governor OF Maui, April /, 1854.
ROBERT lIAKAHALUPA has tb, day been
appointed Deputy Magistrate for the District Of
Koolaupoko Island of Oahu.
JNO. .. DONIINIo.
Governor Of Oahu.
Office Governor OF oahu. April /, 1854.
apI-d2t-wlt
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EEAN AEs.

I - II Nahinu. IIOokcHa. = koBH
! { Akai, Huuuapo, Kau
ANana, I'.ull.l;i, Hilo
10 Hui Opopio q 10 lioOkena. HoOkrna, - Kont
y l. Ahlo. North kohala
20 Wu HOOLuauui, kukuiluole, IIamakua
II \ Ina hui kulepO . IIcluui. kahaluu. kOua
- Hui kc kai IIaiWautNvaust, kawaihue
* Chan Van Kcc. kawaiuui, Iiin
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VICTUAG.ING.

I Hcc Fa Makapalu, y kohalu
I WO Gin, Lclco. King street. Honolulu
kahOONcle, Hama, Mani
. Sabre kuma, IIaluWa, y huud
= All Nun and Ah Bar, PiihOnUn, Iiilp
, H Noltc, Fort street, Honolulu
. Ah See Hama, Maui
Chung sum, Lahaiua, Maui
Lam Chouug Yin, Berctania street. Honolulu
Quong Tong, MOkeanui, HASA
GEO Cavanagh, King street. Honolulu
80 Akaug, Hama, Maui
Is AEika x Go, King street. Honolulu
Is Frank Lucewciko, LiIiha street, Bo8Oiulu
10 Apaua, Eukuihaele, HamaAua
- Al ShUn. LIhaina. Maui
- AlOan, kapaa, Kauai
26 Ing Chong. Kapaia, Kauai
% JnO = Mcttrcw, Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu
30 r r Opuuui, KawShae, kohHla
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WHOLESALE.

WHOLESALE.
L II Hackheld d co. corner Queen ana For
streets, Honolulu
y II ) Levov. queen street, Honolulu
AUCTION.
Chas * kah;u MOloka
T j HaySeiden, y KohHln
~ T. Adams, Queen street, Honolulu
CAKE PEDDLING.
Leons Fo Char Kingdom
Wong tn. Kingdom
All sen, Kingdom
Is Wong Ali Char, Kingdom,
BILLIARD.
II j Nolte Fort street. Honolulu
Il Fred Turner, Waiohinu, Kau
u + Thomas ana A W Haalilo. Honokl,
- Jno : McGrew, Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu
PORK BUTCHER
, Tim Sucs, HiIo, Hawaii
j. Ah Chen, Heeti, KOOlaupGAp
20 All kai, HOnuapO. Kau
BOAT.
- Jack Iukcla, Honolulu
20 y Dayton, Honolulu
BUTCHER.
q j X kauamano, Honoka,, EInwaH
30 Aicona, Hama. Maui
FIREARMS.
IL Kcl,ahuua. kOna. oahu
p Walu, Kona, Oahu
PEDDLING.
@ La"ela'ye, Kingdom apI4tS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-18

robbery which has taken place in this city
was committed yesterday in open day by 3
Beacon Hill fellow named Mooney, several
times hsd up for vsgrsncy and other offenses.
Charles Hawkins, feeling tired, rested behind
q bush, when Mooney stealthily crept up and
endeavored to force whisky down his throat
He managed to rob Hawkins of a watch and
chain, locket, a couple of rings and ST in
money, and decamped. A young man named
Smith watched the proceedings snd informed
the police. Mooney was captured and every
thing recovered but the money. The case
was heard this morning and Mooney commit
ted for trial.
Rev. Father Janickap, administrator of
this Catholic diocese, announced yesterday
that Archbishop Ssghers, Of Oregon, hsd
been resppointed Bishop of Vancouver
Island and AlsEks, retaining the title of
Archbishop. The Catholic community are
much rejoiced over this. a magnificent new
cathedral will be commenced Immediately.
Fatal Drunken Quarrel-Drcpped Dead.
VICTORIA, March 17th.-A fatal assault is
reported from Fifty-nile Post, Lyttop. Two
men were drunk, and q quarrel followed.
Scotty Inqland nsftrested Michael Mcguire,
and the latter died the following hight.
Scotty was arrested. The inquest takes
place as soon as Surgeon can be procured.
A man named Carter, alias Scotty, dropped
dead on the street to-day. He was native
Of Glasgow.
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.5IiyTggygIgyTTggygT5I ;T5IITgIEJ %

We have spent over 500, 5000 in defending
our right 70 the DgrheIn Bull az our trade-mark;;
Undoubtedly he is today the most valuable Bull
in the world. Now It stands to reason that we
couldn't afford TO protect him 40 thoroughly if
BLACK WELLS BULL DURHAM To-
bacco, OF which he is the representative, wasn't
the BEST Smoking Tobacco ever made.
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COMMERCIAL.
Sacramento prOaua, H.-kss-wholesalo.
corrected dAllz Cor the RrCoRD-Uslozl


corrected dAIly Tor the Rr0oRD-UsIozl
SACRAMENTO. March 17.h.
FRun-Lemons, Sicily, e. 1895 3 case; Oranges,
California, IS 2593 rs q box Lines, 81 So b
nsnas, g 2jgS 30 y bunch; PilosPpie5, Ss@9 =
dozen Cocoanues SO 5O66 . 100; Apples S29S
9 box; Cranberries, Sl79lS 8 Dol
pH FKUrrs-Assorted, zi-b cans, = do1. 81 80 !
assorted, gaGcn cans, a 20: teaches. 2s-o c4nsi
81 IS; Portland Elueherries, 81 cans, 81 Z: Thcr
t,eberries, 81 u.s. Capital Asparagus 3 p 8 dozen
Gang.
pRszD FRUyTs-Appie5. sliced, 1O911c q d; DC
lIaT.sred, 0910;; pears, peeled, 1885, GO, IA
paeled, 495c; siuns, p.tted. l7glS2; Peaches
French l2l eiSe; Blackberr.es, l44l5o; Figs, CAh
Iognia, 6G7c e b.
Table FEUuz-Assorted. ei-3 cAns, 3 doc, s. so
Peaches, g 20; Bartlett Peare, q so Pl1rs q q
Blackberries, g 9oa3; Gooseberries, IS; STRAW
Derdes IS IS; ApreOts, 50 25 Huscat UEspec, q p
Esj Ourrants, g IS; Cherries, s. %
VEaETAsJEs = Potatoes. e5c9sl 30; Onions
81 2561 so; CaulifoTer, 75eSSl Cabbage, 15c@
81 % Carrots, 50960e g huLired; Iurnips
Coo q sack; bunch vegetables, l23c doL
Parsnips, Io; Beets. lc; aorae R9disn, 6G1e E y
Artichokes, 75c dozen; Jerusalem Aftiehokes
3sd4c 2 Ii Sweet Potatoes, 4395c e ID Celery
60975c q doz Garlic. Base; Nevada Potatoes
81 POOL 80 New Potatoes 3g4c z 10; Rhubsrb, Il
(al7c; Peas, 15@20c; Asparagus, lie 10.
BRKADsTUFFs-Flour, 90 124 . parrel; Ostmesl
"a rs ) 100 Ms, latter for Eastern Cornmeai, vel
low, q 25; white, 81 ESQ., Do; Cracked Wheat
g.
PoUITRY-Live Turkeys, 21G2S' q ID dressed
90e; full grown Chickens, SSaS SO 8 dozen
young BOOSTERS. sssS so dozen; Broiiers, 595 80
tame Ducks. SI2: Geess. & g % z pa!E; Eggs
choice lots. 22g23e q dozen.
GAMs-Hare, q 7592; Rabbits, sl@1 50; Nal
lard Ducks, $500 g doz Teal, slal 80 . doz
pIsRy "Reminiscences choice, 26a27s p Il
mixed ots, in rolls, p 2233; Cheese, nit
from I7@iSi; Western, hats l68lIc; hafln'i
MsATs~Bsei lOc: Notion, 7c 9 q; PORK, 1Oz
lie; Veal small calves, 12c ; lsrge, l0e.
Hay, GasIS ASp rB8D-O55 Gay, sl0Gl3 > ton
Alfalfa hay, $500 . yo5 bran, y ton. 81
rnsddlngs. 80 z tor barley. whole slS@l9 Z ton
ground, 81 ahsas, 81 Go8l 70 Z owt: wild oats
81 70 tsI9e csts, 81: com, g &c . cwt.
MISCELLANEOUS See3s-Alfsiis, &c o.; Timothy
Esstera, 7ssc 5 Il Oregon, 1850 Pop Corn, cas-
a b; Red Clover, l59IGs; Red Top, 1l8l2lc; = illa-
English jY.lnrts 9l8lDc California Walnuts
ealoc; Ammonia, I49l53 Peanuts, California
6lG7c; Lard California;, cans, 14c Eastern, La
Ibe; ades, salt. light eud medium, s9lc, anC
heavy, 99L0c dry. 1877; Ts'inE, 7.ci Hops, ofer
ing ~ 1902; q t-stock very small.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-18
FL DORADO AND ALPINE.
Ire in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Victory

EVANSVILLE, March 17th.-A fire broke
out at 8 P. NJ. on the premises Of Herman
Brown. tailor, on d street. The building
is much damaged, and the stock and furni-
ture injured by fire and water. The loss is
not sscertained. Insured in the Royal Nor.
witch Union Of lancashire for 81 900.
In the municipal election the Republican
ticket was elected thrnn ,hOrt
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ZOO tons, 81 62} q ctl.

Boyer ss4son-IOo tons. 81 Gll; 100, 81 G15 800
i O..
Seller lSSf-6oO tons, 81 46i; zoo, 81 4Gs 800
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Oregon.
Threatened Trouble with gadIans-S
I,.trIck,a IlAE-Murler IrIaI.

ThseatercG IEOuoie Win RuHldHs-Sg
PairIck's Day-Murder Trial.
PORTLAND. March l7sh-Thsre appears &c
be some trouble existing among the Indians
living on Long Island, situated below Una
tilla. on the Columbia river. Last year, it
win be remembered, there was 8 threatened
outbreak from The same quarter, caused by
white msu endsavoring to rob Indians q
their lan6s. Trouble was then avsrted by q
cours, adopted by Captain McGregor. Sew.
eral days ago two chiefs went from Long
Island and reported difficulty to the COM
manding officer at Fort Wslls Walla. The
chiefs stated that bad white men we're trying
again to excite so uprising among the In.
dians, and asked for assistance of the military
to prevent any disturbance. Captain Upham
has been detsiled to look into the affair, and
that officer left Fort Walla Walla yesterday
for the scene Of the trouble.
There was no public celebration of st. Pat.
rick's Day here. A ball viii be given this
evening under the auspices Of the Hibernian
Benevolent Society.
The weather is warm and delightful.
The trisl of Charles B. Finlayson, the boy
sssassio, commences at Albany to-day. The
defendant has a number of able attorneys to
conduct the defense.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-18
~ FraDoisco Neat Mar1ot.

Following are rates for whole careasses from
slauyhtereis to dealers;
sSny-First quality, ei9lo2 second quality, S
a9.. third quality, lose q.
YsA1--G a-ge oalycs, 7s9,; snlsh oues, 78llc
aer4os-wethers are quotahlo a. Q 8Ioc, and ewes
a. S69o 2 p. .,,-,-...
PoEg-livs slogs. 797Lc for bard gain hogs on
foot irsssed 10, 10GlH4c 3 70.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-18
The Red BIuG Shooting Match,

RED BLUFF, March 17th.-The greatest
pigeoG-shooting match which ever took place
in northern California occurred here to-day.
The match was conducted by the Tehama
County Gun Club. The shooting was done
in squads OF four, and at the close J. L. Me.
gcuigil, of Arbuckle. was given third money,
and f. J. Bassford, Of Yacsyille, and G. A.
Merrill, OF Stockton, contested for the first
money, which was won By Msrrili, Basstord
second, There were forty-fve entries, and
ali portions of the State were represented.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-18

to-day. Asparagus, lO9l2c U b Rhubarb IS
I0c q n; Green Peas, l0dI2cR Ii Tomatoes, Ssloc
q ID Cucumbers 25caSl 50 2 dozen; Mushrooms,
&c z p Artchokes 40a50c doz; Carrots, % aSjc
TuIntpG 90 565c Beets 75c Par5uips, Slgl 20 2 ctl;
Cau.i5Ower, 5yG75c = dozen; Cabbage, 81 =
ct Garlic, 2d2le q p; Celery, soc = doz; Dried
Okla, 30o Dry Peppers, l5915c e h Marrowiat
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OAEs Offerings do not meet with marked atten-
ton, Buyers want concessions. which holders are
not willing - accord, SO that business is more or
less at 4 sJandstiu We quote Surprise and milling,
81 706 ! =; No. l. 81 55@I 90 No. 2, 81 408l 30
Black, 81 1901 80.
CoRN-MarSet moderately FIRM, owing to light
stock California Yellow is quotable ut 81 coal Cpl
for large ana 81 60gl 62t for small; White, 81 10
IL E.-a- 1 III
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FRulf-Applos, 81 25a3 . box; Lemons,
81 5Oa5 80 for sicily, Mexican Liues, so all q
box; California DO, 81 2592 for ordinary sized
boxes; TeT s-naz, 1zaISs . 10 Bsnsnrs, 81 70
as so = lunch; California Oranges g 1898 p
choice Riverside do, s. 5O9l so q box; choice
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-18
The Shirley Ordinance Passcd-Arriyal or
Famous YesseI-SiX sailors Drowned.

SAN Francisco, March 17th-Ths Super
viscrs tonight passed the Shirley order, re-
ducing the water rates, over the Mayor s
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-18
wN. GrrENRERGER.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
I chiuist, Front and \ streets. Manufacturer of
GuteRbcrger's Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
and Clod Clushor and Basiey Mills. All kinds Of
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three Killer Patent Hay
Presses ml-1plm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-18

The United States steamer Hartford, the
flagship of the Pacific equation, arrived this
afternoon from Honolulu. The Hartford ia
the ship on which Farragut was dashed to the
r;c-c-i-,lr If the ha ttla rf Nnhila RaN
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-18

The following freight passed Ogden March lith
For Sacrana ento-B Baker & Hamilton, ! carioal
agricultural implements; Watorhouse y Lester o.
h9rdIes felHes Huntington, Hopkins & Co, car
ioa5 I,5re 5s bundles shoyels A. A. Van Noorhie.
& Co. crates stirraps Kirk, Geary ( Co, /:
boxes Kings Discovery, bucket arnica salve.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-18

= Stock mparatively large. Choice, 81 20
; fair 10 good, Sl@1 05 z ctl.
il no business. Quotable at
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-18

ToRNER AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
. Sacramento Il. D. VANDERCooK & CO., Pro-
prietors, Contractors and Builders. Manufacturers
Of Doors, Sashes, Frames, Blinds and holdings.
Planning, Turning and all kinds of Mill Work done
on short notice The fitting Of Stores and Offices a
Speciality iyl2-H
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ETAH.
Ceycrnor murray Suicide OF MIner.

GoYcFnOr Wurrsy- seIcIde OF n WInef.
SALT LAKE, March l7th.-Governor Mur-
rsy lett tonight for Washington. He will
demand an investigation OF the charges made
against him on the floor Of the House.
J. D. L. Rockefeller. one of the oldest
miners Of Utah, and known all over the
coast, suici6ed here ye terday with morphine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-18
IoUEs sI.0ss = co.

nEALERs, CORNER OF FRONT AND L
~ streets Highest price for Hides, Sheep
Pelts and Talow. Butchers supplied with Salt,
Paper latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers,
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made for
all csnsisrnfneBtz feIS-4pd
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THE Tgsr OF TrdE.-Sixteen years ago,
t5e famous silver polish, ELEcrRo'SILIcoS,
was frat introduced 70 tbs psblic, and by in.
t,i,sic merit It hns become the recognized
standard of the world. See that the full nsme
il on each box.
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If you suffer from looseness of the bowels,
4ngostura Bitters viii surely cure you. be
ware Of c5untsrfeiis. snd ask your grocer or
drnegist for the genuine article, prepared by
DE-. j. G. b. Siegers & Sons.
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xawas MCGUIRE,

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERs,
lHs Iron DoJrs Sail Cells, Shutters, Ratings
Gratings, Homework and Blacksmithing in general,
No. so street, between Fifth and Sixth. Second.
hand Doors for sale. je228ph
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MANHOOD RESTORED,

A victim of early imprudence, causing nervous
debility, premature decay, etc having tried in vain
every known remedy, has discovered simple means
of selicure, wbioh he viii send FREE to his fellow
spffei ers. address, J. Ii. K EWES, 43 Chatham
stree. New York yi2-1yTuTnS
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2. J. CKoLY.
8. cARLs.
CARHE {. EEOLE.

ToNTBACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
pared to do all kinds OF work IN their lirs, in
city OF country Principal place OF business, Sacra-
rnento Shop nc. 1924 Second street, between Is
and L PCstofioe Box 10 40, Sacramento
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Lost Child found.

GRASS VALLEY, March 17th.-The seven
yesI-oid child of Patrick Brock, lost in the
woods below town yesterday Afternoon, was
found last night after long search by men
of the reighborhood, who were joined by a
party from toar. When found the little one
was wet and covered with mud. and must
have fallen into some water ditch. The
party were attracted 20 the child by the &C.
tons Of some dogs, who led the way to where
she Wss found.
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NTcMuNN'S ELIXIR OF
- = " TN.

rs THE PURE EXTRACT FROM THE DRUG
4 from which all the hurttu properties are re-
moved and the medical ones retained. No headache,
costiveness or sickness Of the stomach attend its
use Price, SO CENTS. All druggists m1-lyTuThS
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WEAK AND UM DEVELoPED PARTS
OF the Human Body Enlarged. De-
NaiOpea and strensthenea.o BIC,

TsAN INTERESTING ADVERTISEMENT LONG
run in our paper. In reply to inquiries we will
saw that there is no evidence OF humbug about this
On the contrary the advertisers very highly in
dorsed. Interested persons may get sealed circulars
giving al particulars by addressing Ere Medical Co..
p. o. Box 5I3, Buffalo, n. Y.-[Toledo Evening Bee
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