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The Produce market.


5sgs-Paying loc per doz.: from store. 1lHal2a
Bctter-Creanery fancy. u es2sc; choice, Isss<0o;
oeiry, selected, l6al6c: county, fancy l8s;
sNeei roll. l0@llc; medium grodes, sMsc; low
grades, te34c per 10.
P0ulLry-Hens &C per h.; boosters. sc: hen
turReys, 1Oc; tom turkeys. Sc. old geese, and
Moe6sie<thered, per dos, 81 so ducks, per dor,
:, Esathers-prime geese. $50; mixed and duoks
Bags-l1S9lkc.
Wool-Tub-Washed snd picked 2sesOo; IN
WEkhed medium 1sc: uuWsshet common, Use:
unvsshed due. 159lSc; Cotswold, lie; bury aud
Understandable at their value.
cotton feeces. 14ell6c.
The Provision Market
Below are the present Iopping prices:
nMo<ed Meats, cdnvased or Dlalu plain nests
not guaranteed sgA,rst sxiDpefs 10. U Asns 10
= ~ los average. 11llzcs II lbs. aseza<e. 40
heavy averages, 2i0B lbs. s1fe. Cottage
hams. Reliable Brand" 7tzc: do "torter Brand,
&c; california hams. "Reliabie Brand" 71zc; do
Porter Brand" TAG: English breakfast bacon.
clear, Reliable Brand" 1Uc; English shoulders
light do, exc: English shoulders, heavy do &C |;
tnmily shoulders, pieces do $40; dried beef, do,
1oc; 5econ=Clear hides. light or medium W.. 71<c,
ngnt OF medium VT, TIC; do French fitch, 65zc.
ID. 3. and Picked Meats-Enzlish cured o,esr
Eoes or backs unsmoked. &c; Bean pork. clear.
Per pD zoo lbs. SIS 90; pork. clear. per bbl, zoo
tps' 90 ~; family PORK. clear per obl.s 200 lbs,
~ ~; nmily beef. per Dbl. 200 lbs Is, Also in
q pps.s containing 100 lbs, at half the price of
the os o, with soc added. to cover additional
Larc-Purs Es:tle-rendered in tisrcss sxc: In
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
Witch-Hazel, American Pine, Canada Fir
MarigOld, and Clover Blossoms.

single dose OF Sanford's Radical Cure in.
stantly relieves the most violent Sneezinz OF Head
Colds, clesTs the Head as by magic stops vatery
discharges from the Nose and Eyes prevents Ring
ing Noises in The Head. cures Nervous Headache.
and subdues Chills ana Fevers IN Chronic ca.
tarTh II cleanses the nasal passages OF foul ucus
restores the senses OF smell, taste and hearing
when affected, flees the head. throat and bron-
chisl tubes OF offensive matter, sweetens anc
purines the breath, stops the cough, and arrests
the progress OF Cetsrrh towards Consum ption.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol
vent and SsIforo,s Inhaler, all in one package of
al druggists for sl.00 Ask for Ssnford's Radical
Cure.
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whisky.

CINCINNATI, May 4.-Whisky-Quiet AZ VI Is
O8IOA0O. Nav 4. -whixfy-Firm az q ..
AZ LOUIS. May 4-Whisky-Steady At u IA
NEW ORLEANS, May z.-Whisky-steaoy ana
unchanged.
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The Reviews Contain Numerous Article
on the war RumOrs-SOme ImPor-
taut Opinions.

taut Opinions.
LONDON. May 3.-AlI the reviews of the
current month contain articles illustrating
wsrlike Yumors and probabilities, presenting
trenchsnt and attractive views. Sir Austin
Henry Layard, Of diplomatic, Nineveh and
CrimeS0 fame, has paper in the Contempt
rsry on "Our Relations with Turkey" ar
raigning Mr.. Gladstone's policy OF allowing
Turkey and Persia to drift toward Russian
iufluence. The policy is the reverse, he
says, Of ali great English statesmen from
Chatham to BeaconsfeId. Lsyard does not
indicate in his article that Russia is aiming,
not a. India. but an advance to the Arabian
Sea for a commercial outlet, conouering Be-
loochistsn. but in private he holds strong
affirmative views that wsy.
The Nineteenth Century goes to the extent
OF three war articles, "The Coming War, "by
Prince Krspotkin. the tenor of which is al
ingenious and well argued theory TO the
effect that Russia gees to war for m srkets."
He argues that RussiAD conqcss;s in Central
Asia are IL the interests Of ultiuat civilizs-
ton. On toe other hand, Isdor Goldsmith
DspeT, wi by / Left Russia" shows up
RuSsia's non civilization tendencies in deep7r
assaults than are TO De found in the book
Published last Monday by Stspniak, "R1ssia
Under tie Cars" which is creating q pro.
found sensation. General Greene contributes
$ short PAPER on The Great Wall o. India"
mesnirg the 80 miles OF the Sulsiman
Mountains from knrrschee TO Psshawur. he
is willing that this should be the frontier Of
Russia, sreuiDg p'susibly that tde nearer Il
Is 10 The Empire Of India the more loyal the
latter would be to England.
Sir Lepsl CIR flu leads toe Fortnightly with
an article entitled Peace or War" in which
he argues for peace and concludes for war.
his Drs mises and infsrsnces being as incon-
sequer tial IS hrs recent presunable logic
about the United States.
Colonel Madison, the distinguished mill
terry suthority. leads the National Review
with an article, chronoiogfcally arranged,
On The Advance of Russia" concluding,
IS TO The present situation, that an armed
truce js worse than instant war. The popa-
lar interest in war rhetoric is shown by the
er ormoGs sale Of the reviews. Meanwhile.
amid the clash OF the reviews the little Pail
Meli Gszstte barely and with powerful
sJIsignment of facts daily combats the idea
that Russia is wrong in tying to absorb
AfghaDisIan If she csn, and claims that shs
has ths right on her side in the pending
diplomacy.
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TIE TEsTa

xseee as asp ssun on bet stove szel heated tbsR
eatxsa = osteot the presence OF Ammonia
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bali barrels or toIb tubs $50; ls-lo tn trhs sc
20lbpsils. 90: 10-lb pals, e1sc.
BoioSns-In cloth &C: IN sfin. e1<c.
H.
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ALCOHOL, q G32 80: cal0nel, i5e3St0; can phoT,
2B3S0c; cocnineal, 5096Oc; chloroform, eUcCasl CO..
g1u opium, 81 25af so; indigo, 81 00sS co; mor
OIL, s0c@Si SIS; olive oil, 81 50G3 90; bergar1ot
l5anderson'sl 81 2592 50; lemon tSsudereo1.'sl,
81 75a2 %. QuiniDe-P, W, 95c 4H 60, elm
chonids, 4O@45c. American bi-csrb, soda, 295c |;
English do, 5Ht96c. Snuf-Garrets, 2-os. rack. /,
81 90 per doz. 4oz. bottles SO 90 per doz Floye's
Sulphur, 1855. TurDen.iDe-Se(33sc; English
Venetian red, by Dbl, 21sc less quantities, SIC.
IodIne-s4 90; Iodide potssh, So o. Gloves, 20a
25c Rhubsrb, S0c9sl 25 Window glass, 20 and
lQe: double, IS per cent OF,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-27
WHOLE NO. 1868.
Al. Sherman. a French Cnnnt

AL Sherman, a French Count
George j, Bergen, CaSPIr Miller J.
Idnko, NJ. Stadtler and p. Piekert, as Ger
man bakers
II. Z. o'Neil andJ &. Liescl, as Damon
and Pythias
NJ. Hogan, a conundranr-giye it up.
William Fawcett, Any old tins 10
| mend
w. Friedman, as Germania. q statue. very
good and well sustained.
| W. " Anderson, :, Gerson, Eugene
Gregory and Wm. Gutcnbergcr. the four
bosses. or the big four.
W. Longsh9re, rs the Ale Vaults.
John }. Maloney, as Chesley's Rock and
George Miller and Fred Knox, the two
| DromioS
Fred Duden, Just in from the Lake
House to see my girl" "
Chas. Biscce. THE boss rabbit hunter of
! the CoSumnes.1
Charles Jones, Prince of Wales.
Fred Schroth as Bobby 6urps
hugo Honlein, Il young man ON q lark
Nose l-avenson, " Out in the Cold
]. haloney, Oh, Golly amt it Cold Z? 8"
George Rou,ier, Il Count in disguise.
William Douglass, a Senator from u cow
! county
| c. Mast as " Romero; very rich.
=. a. tlSNilpStNeI, Il lFlCk Clown.
L. RuhStaller, Ed. Detterlie kensliug. C.
| J. Noack, /. DraucN L. Bieweiner, Roman
! soldiers
+. Graham, just from college" Give me
4 cgarette9'
| James Mooney, sailor boy.
| :. l.. Snead, Spanish cavalier.
George Howard, Ice cream, ten cents Il
plate
Harry Holmes, Chinese chicken thief:
very good.
{. NJ. Clark, F. Gardiner, Charles Alden.
| Salvation Army.
~ Lyons, " Frozen to Death . j charac-
| ter well sustained
II. NJ, Nathan as F. Swift a Constable;
| very good.
! ?. Dunn, a fresh young man from Frisco.
! Jake Nagle, rs Don Jose
Jim ttroth rs Alexander of the Tiyoli
| excellent
F. Lyman, gold digger of the pioneer
| days
W. 4. Douglass, America veritable
! Brother Jonathan.
| +. ~ Holden, Romeo, Il rich costume.
l.. ID. Windmi!ler member oi the As
! sembly
c. Lauff, 4 Capitol Park masher.
X. Conner, Spanish cavalier
| J. Happerkorn, Spanish cavalier
| d. Barnes, L. L. Smith and George Ira
vers. members Of the old Fire Department.
\ J. Muir, King Richard IL
! Il. Is. Vaudeville. an Oregon web-foot
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-27
VINEYARD AND FRUIT LAND FOR SALE
In Placer County

7 OFFER FOR SALE 70 ACRES OF LAND,
L newly and well fenced, situate mile south
of Loomis formerly Pino), . miles from Rocklin
and % miles from Sacramento city, and imme-
diately upon the line of the Central Pacific Rail
road. Communication by rail with Sacramento
three times day. The land lies next TO 10
acre productive vineyard and every farm ad-
joining and III the immediate vicinity is being
Loomis promises 10 be the centerof an extensive
vine and fruit growing community. The soil is
easily cultivated, deep and retains moisture
when cultivated and does not need irrigation,
but if needed, an irrigating ditch runs across it
at its highest point. Price, $50 per acre. For
further particulars inquire of W. d. PERKINS or
ID. M>WALKER, OF ROcklin, and t. ". MASLIN,
49, xspitpl, Sacramento. d49lp
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

L The plaintiff cost bill in the Sharon di-
kYorce case has been filed 1t amounts to
81, ,4S9 50, including $500 paid to Gumpel.
Isidoro Solari, young Italian, commits
Eted suicide Wednesday by means of lauda-
Enum. He was out of work and despond-
tent.
Jeanne de Tamma, native of France.
/ has been naturaliZed by Judge Sullivan.
The lady intends taking up Government
land.
Three hundred and thirteen persons have
been supported in the Almshouse during
the last two years. which makes the sum
tuethe city from the State for their sup
port S34 100 6S.
There is great uncasincss expressed i'll
regard to the delinquent tax list appearing
on time. As Francis Il Valentine have not
seen lit to pay Printers Union rates, they
cannot secure competent men to perform
the work, and it is alleged that it is being
done at low rates by boys and rats
Onmotion of the District Attorney. Judge
Toohy has dismissed charge of assault to
murder against john $. Quinlan, who re-
Gently fought a midnight duel with W. III !.
Cayanaugh i'll Quinlan house on i4eaven-
worth street. The ground advanced for
the dismissal was lack Of evidence to CON
vict. Cayanaugh was tried and acquitted
III another department. Quinlan refused
to testify against Cavanaugh, and the latter
.reciprocated the courtesy.
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Investigation of the Secretary of State
/ The special committee of the Senate to
| investigate the alleged charges against the
| Secretary of State resumed the taking of
| testimony last evening. All of the mem
bers of the committee were present, Sena-
/ tor Baldwin in the chair.
| The committee requested Mr.. McClatchy
/ to examine several witnesses whom he was
| instrumental III having subpenaed in sup
/ port Of the charge that ballot paper had
/ been offered in Sacramento cheaper than it
/ could be obtained from the Secretary of
/ State. The testimony of these witnesses
| developed the fact that the charge could not
| be sustained, and Mr., McCiatchy made the
| statement to the committee that in Justice
| to Mr.. Thompson and as ne did not desire
/ to do him any intentional wrong, he would
| withdraw the charge, as he found it was the
/ brown paper that had been sold at the
I cheaper rate, and not the blue paper which
had been used by Mr. Thompson since he
had been in Office.
Mr. Taylor, the manufacturer of the pa
pear which was bought by Mr.. Thompson.
| testified that the paper now i'll use by Mr.
| Thompson was superior to any that had
! been used by former Secretaries. He also
| testified that the old paper sold TO him as
waste was 50 bad that he was afraid he
would not be able to realize what he paid
| for it, and that the price of paper at the
| time the purchase was made by Mr.. Thomp-
| son was high, on account of the scarcity of
| rag stock, which was a result of the cholera
| scare.
Harry J. Williar, a member of the firm
of A. Carlisle & Co, who supplied the arti-
! cles under the contract, testified that he had
had no information ON data to go upon in
making up his bills for the contract, with
the exception of former contract from
which they were able to see what goods
would be most largely called for. The
goods which were not expected to be
| called for at all, or to a small extent,
were put in at very low prices.
and those more likely to be wanted,
at higher figures; they took the
chances of receiving orders for articles
offered at low prices He had also met a
subordinate employe at the Capitol, who
lad informed him that pints of inks were
mostly called for he did not remember
the name of the gentleman. 1t was during
a former administration. No information
or data had been furnished him by the
! present Secretary of State or any of his
| depRtes upon which to base his contract;
neither had he paid commissions TO any
person connected with the office on the
goods purchased.
The Investigation will be continued this
evening at 1:30.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-27
THE LABOR PROBLEM.

Letter from Senator Stanford to the
Knights of Labor.
4 At Wednesday nights meeting of Local
Assembly No. 1760, of the Knights of La
apor, in San Francisco Master Workman
wv. W. Stone read the following letter
(Which he had received from Senator STAN
ord on the labor question
Z SAN FRANCISCO February Is. 1885.
( Mr. ". " Stone, Master H,orkmaR Of /. A.. No.
l760, Hal Fifteenth and MisSon Streets-DEAR SIR :
81 have received your letter of the 18th instant
{ n which you propose for my consideration the
ss5reat question of labor. and in such manner
z IS to present much for careful thought | had
aoped to find time to answer it fully, and give
Sou my views OF what seems to me to be Il posi-
ole solution OF the problems involved Since
E Rhe receipt OF your letter nay time has been alb
orbed by pressing matters that could not be de-
sferred, and am obliged to leave for Washington
without making fuil answer which hope to
lo however at an early day, Respectfully
rNOurS, LELAND STANFORD.
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W. II. BALDWIN, NJ. D..
DIR. NIXON,

CURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE
- northeast corner Second and K streets. OF
fee hours TO A II. to II NJ; . TO and to S P.
II. Residence sol street nlj-lm
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LIQUOR Dealers.
EBNER BROS,

EBNER BROS,
TMPORTERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
lis and lis St, bet. Front and Second. sac
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
POMMERY AND GRENO CHAMPAGNE
ie.5-lpIm
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c. II. KREBs & CO.,

c0p J STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OHO Dealers in Paints, Oils, VarniShes, Win
dow Glass Picture MoldingS, Brushes, Artists
Material, Building Paper, Plain and Decorative
Wall Paper, and Glazier Paper for Window Deco
rationS n patent which is entirely new dll-lm
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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-o to A. NJ; l to SP. NJ, and
evcningS. iYl-n
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. y. 6. COOK.

MO. 922 NINTH ST, BET. / AND ], OPP
~ posite the Plaza Magnetic and Electric
Healer. Electromagnetic and Medicinal Baths,
free dJO-lu
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~ sALADIN, MATCHMAKER AND 90
u. Jewelcr has removed from 5l7 IN
street, to 4o5 j, near corner of Fourth. e. %
Watches Clocks aud Jewelry Repaired sss,
and made to order. \ fine assortment of Watches.
Clocks and Jewelry always on hand and at the
lowest prices jal5-lm
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II. n. FIEESON,
DESTIST, 4l5 STREET, BE- .e-esaG7s.
D tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacra-J 2. go:
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted onH0GILE
Gold, Vulcanite and all bases. Nitrous Oxide OF
Gas administered for painless extrac
tiOn of teeth. jyl4-fm
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hight BRUSSELS CARPETS SECOND
Ia hand, For Sale Cheap, Also, one Gar
land" Range, complete (nearly new) one
Barber's Chair, Poles etc. cheap. Two Good
No. 800 X street. UpholStering and Repairing.
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" WOOD

y. ENLIST, QUpSNs BUILDING. agz.rz-s,.
~ northeast cor Fourth and JfySsSS'Ss77s.s7..
streets. Artificial Ieeln inserted on>SIlIIF
all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction OF teeth. ie25-tf
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Prematuraiy Aged.

Many woman is robbed u those charms
which the gentier sex value so highly, and
made old before her time By functional ir-
regularites. TO such the bloom of youth
may be restored by the use of remedy
which has stood lie test of time, and which
is to-day acknowledged TO be without an
equal as cure for all female weaknesses
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription" By
all druggists.
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FRUIT FARMS
FOR SALE
SWEETSER g. ALSIP,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
No. 1915 Fourth street, bet. ] and K,
sACR NTo.

For $4,000, so Acres, miles from Au-
burn; acres i'll Fruit; l acre in Alfalfa; 10
acres in Timber: Dwellings, Stable etc. This
place wants to be seen to be appreciated,
For So, son. 20 Acres highly improved /;
II acres in Grapes; 400 Fruit Trees OF best
kinds , acres in Strawberries; a splendid new
Dwelling with rooms: Stable, Blacksmith
shop and Tools, China house; all Farming
Tools; Horses; l Cow: Chickens etc; >
miles from Florin; the soil is deep red sandy
loan.
For S1IO per acre, so Acres, of which 20
acres are in Vineyard: , acres in Fruit Dwell
ing; Large Stable and Wagon Shed; 6 miles
from Sacramento; splendid piece OF land.
81 Acres, one-haIf mile of CITY limits;
there are 800 Fruit Trees: acres in Vineyard
and Strawberries; acres IN Alfalfa; - acres
of bottom land; good Dwelling and Barn; liv-
ing stream of water upon place, which fur
nishes fish the year round: this is fine piece
of land and viii well repay investigation; win
exchange in part for city property.
For low price of $50 per acre, Farm of
so acres on Auburn Ravinc good Grain Vine
yard or Fruit land has . Dwellings, > large
Barns and Stables; ~ acres in Alfalfa, ana ~
more that will produce il: fenced into 50 and
loo acre tracts; would make or good farms;
splendid Hog or Stock Farm; miles from
tourishing town on line of railroad.
Also
$50 Acres nf land. I55 acres being bot
tom land, on the Cosumnes river 10 miles from
Sacramento.
-AISO-
roe Acres one-tliird of a mile from lone :;
; acres in Vineyard and Orchard: acres good
Alfalfa land; the best Improvements in ANA
dor county; large Dwelling, rooms Stable,
Tank House. etc; all Farming Tools; 10 head
of Horses, head Of cattle, 90 Hogs etc; good
for Grain or Fruit, more especially for Grapes.
Price. $4,000; $500 cash. balance on time
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
SWEETSER s. ALSIP,
SACRAMENTO. d221p
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REMOVAL notice.!

TRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS: HAVING RE
l. moved our Wholesale Cigar Business to san
Francisco. we have sold our goodwill and
fixtures OF our Retail Business in the famous
" TANSILL PUNCH' 5-CENT CIGAR to Mr.
J. l.. ORR, who will carry on the same at our
old stand, No. 923 SECOND STREET. and we
hereby solicit tor our successor a continuance Of
past liberal patronage. CORWIN & BEMIS.
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DAN. HYMAN. J. HYsfAN, JR.
j. HYMAN. JR.. & BRO.

NLTATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, 20
w 5O6 street. between Fifth and SsST>
Sixth. have always on hand choice g.
variety of fine Watches Diamonds, jew as..ss1
elry, etc. jal2-tf
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The Record says : A big deficiency has
been discovered in the county finances Of
Butte county, which is causing considerable
discussion among the taxpayers of the
county 1t is not known exactly who is
responsible for the deficiency"
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JOHN EIrEI, PROPRIETOR.-WHO
- Manufacturer of Candies of every descup-
ton. Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Nuts
Gold Purchased ct Assay Value, and Assays
Made. No. 81 street. Sacramento. Cnl. ia2I.tt
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L $1,000: terms, $500 cash, the E5:::;
balance at low rate of interest. and such lsai..l
time and installment payments to suit pur-
chaser. Apply to CARL STR0BEL, 321 street
Sacramento, Cal. fe25-6t*
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7 AWYERS. SACRAMENTO AND San FRAN
/ ! cisco, Cal. Offices: No. go Fifth street.
Sacramento; and No. f0l California street san
Francisco. Business attended to in both cities.
nj If
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DENTISTRY.
REMOVED.


L Sixth street between I and J, 5;s.7.3 5ss7.53
west side, opposite Congregational ~lLYT5F
Church Au5-tf
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For $4,000, so Acres, miles from Au-
burn; acres III Fruit: l acre in Alfalfa; 10
acres in Timber; Dwellings Stable, etc. This
place wants to be seen TO be appreciated.
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go n0n FOR SALE or EXCHANGE For

o0 O0O FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
0o. .UUU. City Property-40 acres of land on
line c. 2. K. R., half mile from station; i'm
proyements-nice Dwelling, young Orchard; To-
cation uneXceptOnal as TO water and health
Inquire at WOOD YARD, Sixth and streets
UlOR SALE-A FIVE HORSEPOWER EN-
L gine and Boiler and 1Iiplet Pump all in
good condition. Inquire at No. 9Oi X street. N.
K. ROSE ja27-tf
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FOR SABE-TO LET.

mo LEr-A NICE HOME FOR SMALL a.
i family: house in good repair; lot, E;;;:
l20Xl6O with fruit trees; good stable cor LII
raj etc; soft water; between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth, T street; rent, Sl2 fe25-3t*
HOUSE TO LET-THAT VERY DESIR- - -
L L able siX-room, one-story and base t.5iii
teenth and street with garden and iaTce
yard; rent, SD; please apply to CARL STRO-
BEL, 32l street. fe26-6t#
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DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE AND
/ Residence No. 323 street, between Third
sP. NJ. Office of City Superintendent of Public
Schools at same place. se5-4pim
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Young Mems Suits of a Light-grey Mixture
ages, II to II. Price. 81 so a suit.
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a. C. FREEMAN, GROVE L. JOHNSON,


A TTORNEY-AT-LAW OFFICE, SOUTH
4 west corner Of Fifth and j Streets Rooms
i. l3 and Il. Snttcr Bnilding. fell.
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ATTCRNEYS-AT.LAW.
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ALEXANDER & BROWN.


A TTORNEYS-AT-LAW OFFICE. NO. 52l
n street, between Fifth and Sixth, north side
Practice in all Courts in this State. tel0