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SPECIAL TaoTIIN6 PREMIUMS.

The folosing sp-cial pfsmiams h.se
been oserei by ths No Enslaui Pair
Which u - - bid 10 this c.iy The Grsi
wess In ssptsmbsr
xoSpar. araCsT Star.
No. I. 600. For year, old and uudsr,
-, ana
No. a sloo. Rannias race Sat bat :
in3
No. J. san Fos ~ class
No. a. sElo. FoS al si.liioos.
rvunaI. sErgE~aEE In.
No. 8. slco Zoe tye.r. Cd and ~.
No. 6 siSo. Ruunius r.os ,aurdisl
es-s Ia 3
No Z sgu0. For ~ cl.ss.
No. : s2o PoF 90 els.
vrpSunar. s1rrrNua IN.
NJ. g. slou ZOE CD cia-s.
No. 10 sloo Rauniag rae at Be-,
Ans.
No n. si5o For fastest ,rotiins horss
With runnirg mate. tssi
-. % sipu for fsstsst d0ubls team
osned BY anyoue.
rHrEsn,r. ssrgENura Do
No. n. slo0. For ye.r, OLE. bs.i IN
Eo.it $50 Eauuins "a. .hafi.sl
NJ. l5 $50. Tor stations tbai have
never bs.t-u a..
NJ. o.. go Fof e. 1s ci...
rLinAr. sirrruurs ilu
Nall. sso F1r . a. cls.s
No. l. slu0. Kauniuz ra,e Eat
No. 10 slun Coos Iisti1n rsrr for
bor-s thai hss. uoi eco snitlins tuiius
tbs nesting 4 .tu e. free
No. ~. sglO. Tor 81 elas.
he boss parsss t1 b. dIUiei - FOL
loss CD psf cent o. the art hof-e. -
~ cent. O. tha s-coat. n pc cent O.
third. 10 ~ csut b. fourth.
The sls,xe mes must b. mile hcAts
t--.t SIN o. hau~ss. etc.puug No.
lac. 10 IN. ~. "a Is All c1ninc-
III by tie rules u the National Irut.
ting Association.
Hea,s each LAY all b. iroi,ed alter.
naicly.
Hor-= will b. called At I O'Clock
sharp.
H.c... Nil b.. -,arts.l a I 30 4. NJ
sharp. All hor~~ mus, b. prompt on
lo-e their position.
Cotnpeiitiou Cor the above purses
viii h. open {, al horses owucd IN
Ncu Eng'and aud the Maritime row
inc.s
Hor.s. di.tancing the field or any
part thereof wall receive frst money
only.
In al. pur-e. there must he dve OF
more o. enter Ani threc b stara
Entrance Tee 10 per ccnt u purse,
and . pr cent. must sccompany tie
nomination, the additional per o-nt
~ h-e paid before starting No condi-
uoual entrhs will be taken.
ANY hor-e catered not intending 10
start must give notice b the snpenn'
tsndent VI this department 10y Il. M.
the day previous ~ starting tho rscs.
Eot-ie- wLl close on August Ism at
sP. NJ
Entries mAiled on dsy Of closing will
10 considered eligible.
N. osiug 10 Dad weather on other
un.voisAbls cause. the Society sh.ll
t-e unabl. Ia start one or murs rave,
the lAst day Of the Far, snch raoo or
rAcs. may h. declared OF aud entrance
m0uey therein refunded
All entries mus, be make b Y. q.
Bk,L, Bangor House, Bangor, Ne.
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Sent Free on Receipt OF S1.OO.
ARA WARREN & CO., Proprietors,
BANGOR, MAINE.
To Those in I'll Health.

1t is the custom of many manufacturers to ell
umeratc i'm their advertisements nearly all the
ills that humanity is heir to. and the thought
less are often led to purchase without stopping
to think of the inconsistency of this course. In
advertising Browns Sarsaparilla. we claim 1t to
be cure for Kidney, Liver and Blood Diseases,
as well as the Affections that arise from disorders
of these important parts of the human system,
and i'm each advertisement. give you testimon-
ials from reliable people who have been cured.
Please note also the fact that these testimonials
are Home Testimonials, from State OF Maine
people in good standing, who can be easily COM
municated with, and not fictitious names pur-
porting to come from the far West. Bearing
this fact in mind as you peruse these columns,
YOU cannot fail to see that Browns Sarsaparilla
has done wonders in cases OF diseased Kidneys,
Liver and Blood. What it has done for others
it will do for you.
1t can be had at any drug store, or will be
sent, express paid, on receipt Of sl.OO.
ARA WARREN & CO., Proprietors,
BANGOR, MAINE.
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Overheating

by bring out he
which subject unknown
uhavcB itching causing mueh
seroua oanker
be blood should purified
blood head eycgh causing
loss. the blood and also
q dgd
wheeo
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Brings Hidden Diseases

had been you would have fortified the
AS
mend package Of Browns Sarr aud begin The
one
hard a eNhausng than cooler
then
of Il trouble The
and especially hot weather easy victim OF L'-
Complain tandHrip
II b. rcains ii shc tina
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Of the System

cycl productive
ys 10 epidemic that later
o
quickly does deadly work
OF raya with lad Blood
the speedy DEATH
When the Summer heat
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Browns Sarsaparilla

Browns sauapaH has cured Constipation Bilious
Rheumatism and
residence Of actual reliable
Read what nghb then Use
Browns asara and preventive
n it,
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REFERENCES
BEYOND CRITICISM.

We present below, some Of the names OF tbou
who have used and been cured OF various dir
culties arising from diseased condition Of Ii.
Kidneys, Liver or Blood. Browns Sarsaparl,
to-day stands without rival for
Kidney Disease, Liver Complaint,
ScrOfula, Salt Rheum,
BlOtches, Pimples,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
BiliOusness, Sick Headache.
Sickness of Stomach Pain across back,
Urinal Difficulties, Loss Of Appetite
Dizziness. Painting Spells, Et.
All OF which are the direct results OF disv.
rangement OF the Kidneys, Liver and Bloc
Read the names, and If you are in poor heala
have any OF the troubles mentioned, we agree
to refund any money you may pay for Browns
sarsaparilla, If it does not cure you.
Respectfully yours,
ARA WARREN g. CO.
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examination % bcst COlhes uaiscd 10y
boys.
AHA NJ. Auction sales Of blood
stuck and hor-cs.
From 10 A. NJ. uahl Il. NJ. will b.
shown a d. Laval cr,am Separator IN
full operation.
Mi3oP. N. Trials q speed aud
other amu~ements.
No rs For 2 years oh. b., ? 10 3.
No. "a Running raoe lburdlel.
No. rs. For stations that have
never beaten ? 90
NJ. ~. For ? 81 class.
Ati81P VI. The awarding CON.
mitiee~ Will complete Their duties and
hand their reports O. the Secretary.
ASP. NJ Examination of county
teams
Finh DAY, Friday. sept. tih.
AGA Pulling match Of drai,
hor~.s
AtlOA. Grand cavaicaie Of Al
animals around the track All animals
NUT appear IN the csvalcslie D. he en-
ntl-,i b. premiums
ALP. NJ \ manifold cspy u the
Awards Of premiums oil b. furnished
~ the pres
Atl80P NJ. Trials Of spcei and
other amusemcnr.
No. n. For > IS clNs..
No. L. Running nae lhatl.
No. ~. Consolation raco fof horses
that have not Won anything during the
meeting.
No. ~ For 2 70 c,Ass
Afternoon. Tual. 20 speed and
other amus-mcut- vail Gloss the ,Ihi-
bitiou a the Para
The s1hibinon Al the Halls will Close
alto + NJ
Wheu two articles in any department
arr blih ali ldyel cuutiei O. hrsi
prcmium. th- hr~i anl second prcui.
um. AL H. 'quaily divided bct~vcn
such Contestants.
SpsciAl premiums al D. ofcrvt
and the same all b. annouuoci iu the
papsr from time o. tune.
Ne,ssx,fy attendants o. exhibitors "
siock Nil H. admitted irc' ouly Al the
exhibitors cnirancc CA Buck street.
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Browns Sarsapari|la'
For Sale by All Druggists Free Receipt OF e.
ARA WARREN Il CO., PrOprietor'
BANGOR, MAINE.
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bef0fc sheIing and Then II eAFeiuIIl
.hellsd and uickej over. no other washing
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,vsss ,sru DfIgsu~. s.~sss ~ gao 70
HELM II along IL nv ability permitted, but
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Sompiaiuts, uiter nzying tcsteu It's Won
cerial curative powers In thousands OF
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.al,sd water, when tender CO, Up the tops
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Ana then. when The PeoPle with happiness
rife.
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siei.a there and a, Andover. from lsis
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'Oogs yOsnsy. M. .yyO...%.ss 20 "a.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-03
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.



The month of June just past shows it tC,
have been the windiest month ever record1
ed at the signal station since it was first
opened. The lowest monthly velocity was
in June, 1873, when but 4,S74 miles passed
over Sacramento, while in June, 1885, there
were SIG miles recorded by the self-regist
tering instrument The average daily
velocity for June, 1873, was 1928 miles,
the average hourly velocity, 6.S miles, ano.
the highest hourly velocity, 20 miles. The
average daily velocity for June, 1873, was
1857 miles; hourly velocity miles, and
the highest velocity, % miles. The average
daily velocity for June 1880, was 1882
miles, hourly velocity, SO, and the highest
velocity, - miles The average daily We
locitv for June 1881, was 1898 miles;
hourly velocity, 10 miles, and the highest
velocity. 90 miles The average daily We
locitv for June, 1882, was 1913 miles; the
hourly velocity, ~ miles. and the highest
velocity. % miles The average daily We
locitv for June 1888, was 1916 miles; the
hourly velocity, Sd miles, and the highest
velocity, 81 miles The average daily We
locitv for June, 1884, was 1888 miles /;
hourly velocity, 7.6 miles, and the highest
velocity, % miles. The daily average We
lOCltN IDF June, 1907 WIS -~--D'' iiiAiSs>r
hourly velocity, 90 miles, and the highest
velocity "A miles.
The mean temperature for June, 1888,
was the lowest but one since 1888, the low
est beng G5Go in June, 1860. The past
month is 42o below the average tempera-
ture for June during the past 81 years, and
1889 below the highest mean temperature.
The rainfall for the past month is a tritie
less than the average precipitation for the
month during the last So years, the average
bein. Il of an inch, while last month gave
II OF an inch There have been two
extremely wet Junes in that time, those
being IN 1875 10 inches and 1884 l.45
inches The month Of June, 1879 and
1883. ave the highest temperature and the
greatest number of days the thermometer
above 800 since the signal records
began.
in June, 1878. there were recorded nine
DAYS in which the thermometer registered
so and above the highest being 99': June,
1879 eleven days. highest temperature
1909; June. 1850. none, highest temperature
$50. June. 1883 three days. highest temper
AZURE S. Sc: June. 1882, five days, highest
temperature 9460; June, 1888, eleven days,
birbest temperature 1929: June, 1884. two
DAYS. highest temperature 92o; June, 1888,
three days, highest temperature 80 Ac-
companying this comparative meteOrOloS-
zeal record will be found a brief summary
of the weather for June, 1885:
r,,,e 1850 flSe1 lSS2. 1855. 1884 1855.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

r STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES
1 if YOU are so unfortunate as to require them.
With mind mstured and enriched by studies Of
hardly disease III the catalogue of human Ill
that cannot treat to q successful issue
LADIES' am always ready to assist you MY
past knowledge has been increased by exte'isivs
experience ! am now able to treat you WIZ
the certainty, of success. No case pecuiiaf &c
your delicate organism is beycIld my sure eonsrGi
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior 70
sny offered heretofore, and will be Warrantedto
have the desired effect in al cases
Those Of the public who need my services can
depend upon gentlemsnly, honorable ana SCI
entific treatment at reasonable rates.
address particularly those who maze oeen N
iured by youthful ipdiscsetions, and these VINO
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can if they prefer, consult
me bv letter detailing the symptoms of the dis
esse or trouble and receive medicines by e1.
nress with full instructions. All letters Ennsl
be directed: J. f. .OSSELYN, NJ D., DC Sattel
street, San Francisco Cal.
Cure warranted i'll ali cases, or no pay re-
ouired. Consultation, personally or by letter,
gratis. Send foc book. Comfortable apa-tm eTlts
| for patients al ny Inirmary when desired),
with experienced nurses.
Consultation Parors 226 Sltter street, adioin-
| ing the Young Mems Christian Association
| Building.
Office Hours-From A. Is. to p. NJ
NV Diploma hangs in my Office.
| Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marri
age For sale by all newsdealers
| 0.Snt: j. II. ,JOSSELYN, Nj. d,
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SMYRNA. n. Y. March 90 1SS3-Gents:
The New Home Sewing Machine received
in December last works like a charm, and
TO the best of my knowledge it is the very
best sewing machine before the public. l
wouldn't sell mine, if l could not get an
other, for an hundred dollar bill. Yours
sincerely, Publisher Tribune. w. A.
Stephenson, SOC J street, Sacramento, Cal,
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines
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SUMMARY FOR JUNE, 1885 - The average
hourly velocity and prevailing direction of the
wind AT A. ", for the month, was - miles,
from the southeast. At ; A. NJ, So miles, from
the south At 10 NJ, 81 miles, from the south
west. At 4P. NJ, 1l.5 miles, from the south. At
P NJ 10 miles from the south. Highest water
in the river during the month, II feet, on the
lst. I'd and Sd Lowest water in the river during
the month, 9 feet, on the 18th and 5lth; range of
water in the river during the month. 20 feet A
solar halo Of DO radn was visible on the 24th
from ii . X. to go r. NJ.
JAMES a BARWICK,
Sergeant Sgnal Corps. I. ;. \.
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To-day is the Last Day of Hale Bros Sale.

To-day Is the Last Day OF Hale BrOs.' Sale.
New lawns.
New calicoes.
New hosiery.
New ginghams.
New nuns veiingS
Largest line dress goods.
Examine our black grcs- grain silk, at 81
cents yard.
Flag calico.
Fourth of July ribbons.
Our stock of fans is the largestin the city
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ODORLESS EXCAVATOR.

GEssPooLs AND VAULTS CLEANED
II cheap ard free from all offensive odors.
Orders left at Carpenters Wood and Coal Yard,
426 street; or at Pacific Market, 725 street,
will be promptly attended 20.
jele-4pSm J. H, CAMPBELL & CO.
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RIPE CANTALoUPEs, watermelons, grapes,
sweet potatoes, asparagus, caulifiower,
celery Roman lettuce, with all other vari-
cites of choice vegetables and fruit in sea-
son. You will also find in our fish-stall a
fine and select assortment of all kinds of
fresh and saltwater fish. We have Just
received large invoice of Eastern sugar
cured, smoked tongues. They have no
superior in quality; they are a luxury, yet
cost no more than others. Our retail de-
partment will be kept open. to accom-
MEDIATE our customers Saturday, July 4th,
until | P NJ ID. DeBernardi & Co.
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Hand-painted and embroidered satin fans,
either hight or dark shades, from % cents
to $12.
Largest and best assortment of parasols
in the city. Get our prices.
Novelties in ladies Isle thread hose.
New and attractive patterns in ladies' fine
handkerchiefs.
See our ladies' lace collars.
Ladies and misses fine colored border
handkerchiefs at 4 cents each
Ladies' muslin skirts trimmed and well
made, 10 cents each.
Fine shifting calico, cents yard.
FIREWORKS, flags, etc, at cost; red heads,
80 cents per hundred, at Fishers.
RED, white and blue ribbons for the
Fourth at Red House.
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BUTTERICK PATTERN AGENCY removed to
s. Lipman e Co.'S Fifth and streets. Mrs.
c. II. Stevens, agent.
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| The Executive Committee of the Mardi
| Gras celebration met last evening. A large
number of those who have decided TO turn
| out in the evening demonstration were
present, and much enthusiasm prevailed.
The finance committees reported quite an
additional sum collected. Fifty dollars
more was voted for fireworks, and other
sums set aside for incidental expenses.
The committee has prepared several floats
and it is known that at least a dozen
more gotten up by private individuals
will be in line. Parties desiring to par
ticipate in the Mardi Gras are requested
to call to-day at the store of Dale & Co,
625 J street, and state how much space
they will require and whether they will be
on foot, horseback or in vehicles Each
one so calling will be given number CORE
spending to the division he belongs to, and
which he will be expected to carry III some
conspicuous place. Those in the first di-
vision will be numbered from l to 100 In
the second from 100 to 200, etc. in the
same manner as the streets in this city are
numbered. In to-morrow's RECORD UNION
King Carnival will publish list of the
numbers, designating their places in line
The reason for giving out the numbers is
so that no one will he compelled 10 state
what character he proposes 10 take.
The aids to Grand Marshal Clarken will
meet at the Capital Hotel at o'clock this
evening. The aids of King Carnival will
meet him at the Washington Market. J
street, at 10 o'clock tonight.
The contest on the river Saturday after
noon has been thoroughly advertised, and
will no doubt constitute one of the very
best features of the celebration Entries |
received to date are as follows: Tub race,
eight; skitf race, six; Whitehall race, four. |
On tomorrow, the last day upon which |
entries can be received, no doubt several !
others will enter. 1t is rumored that a |
large number are holding back their entries
until the last moment, and no doubt the |
contest will be an interesting and exciting
one. Time will be called at 5 o'clock sharp. |
The Whitehall race will take place first, fol-
owed by the skiff race and the merry tub
will wind up the sport on the river. The
services of two brass bands have been en-
gagged, and the Sacramento river will pre-
sent Il scene that will be reminder of old
time energy and activity Arrangements
are being made 50 that the public can Sc
cure good view of the race-course from |
every point on the river front. A river
tournament always awakens a spirit of
rivalry, and no doubt this viii prove
most interesting regatta. The committee,
Messrs. Elkus, Carroll and Dwyer, have
taken every precaution so as to insure a
fair trial of speed between the competing
crews. The entries close tonight at 6 |
O'Clock.
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Sergeant signal Corps, I. :. A.

p Po1,cE CouRr.-In the Police Court yes
ierday Oliver Suave who was convicted ON
the previous day of disturbing the peace of
the neighborhood in which he lives, and
lu-trea,ment Of his wife and child, was
fined 800, with the alternative of 100 days
in the county jail.....Ah Chun was con-
yIcted of petit larceny, in stealing tobacco.
and will receive judgment to-day
Futh, John Dempsey, John McCarty and
Frank johnson, arrested on a charge of va
grancy were allowed to 90 on their own
recognizance until this morning, and if
they are sensible, they will disappear from
town.
CoNcgrr THEs EvENrNG,-The open-air
concert this evening will be given by the
Hussar Band, ?. Spargo conductor, at the
Plaza. commencing at 80 The pro-
gramme will be rs follows; Quickstep,
Washington Greys,' Grafiula; overture,
FlieSsende Quclle,' Pettee; schottische,
She's Such q Love" Calm; medley-se-
lections, Souvenirs Weston; serenade.
Dreaming" Ripley; 'goblins, "A Phan-
tasv.H Robinson; waitzeS. Fairy Spell,
Smith; galop, Dandy, Pettee.
IxsrALLArIoy-At regular meeting of
Court Sacramento, No, 6,S6l, A O. F., held
last evening, the following officers were in
stalled J. W. Hughes, c. R.; F. A. Nor
gan. S. t. r.; y. Harvie T.; Fred Uhl, f.
S: Charles Root, X. 5; NJ. White, S. W;
c. Fehl J. W; Il. Greer, 5. B.; W. II.
stone, J. b; DR.. G. B. Glow, Physician.
ApREsrs.-The following arrests were
made Yesterday Fred Bliss by officers
Kent and Farrell, for disturbing the peace
James Sullivan and Yankee Jim, by officer
Franks. for being common drunkards NJ
T, cummings, by officer Kent, for being
drunk; Ling zee, by officer Woods, for
petty larceny.
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GENTS fine mackinaw hats, 80 cents each
Hale Bros d Co.
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ADvEKT1sEmENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-" Pinafore'
Mardi Gras demonstration.
Sumner Post, to-Dlorrow evening.
Warren Post, tomorrow evening.
Industrial Lodge. |. o. o. F., tonight.
X and Il. of H, this evening.
Golden State Lodge, R. 4. B. B., this afternoon
Sacramento Lojge, I. and A. NJ, this evening
Business Advertisements.
Land in Shasta and Tehama counties.
House and lot for sale.
Strayed-Large brown horse.
Wanted-Active and industrious man.
Estate of Patrick Sullivan, deceased.
J. C. DeYine's works removed.
Watemelons at Fulton Market.
Furniture at w. d. ComStock's
Wanted-A girl.
Wanted-Furnished rooms.
Hale Bros. q Co., this morning.
Red House-The day we celebrate.
Weiastock * ubin-Preliminary sale.
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GENTS fine jean drawers, with patent knit
bottoms, 50 cents pair. Hale Bros. Il Cos
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PRIVATE displays of fireworks-best in the
market-at Fishers.
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GENTS pure linen handkerchiefs, 10 cents
zach. Hale Bros. & Co.
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MORTALITY REPORT.

For the week ending June %, 1855, made
hy ]. n Herndon, Superintendent Of the City
Cemetery. Office, st the Chapel, City Gene
terry
June 2)-Mrs. Amanda F. Harris. "A years, :
months and q days. Vitureno Jose DeSilva
.Iune 22-Infant of II. and L. Dehn, 6 hours.
Resale Chipperowski, 81 years.
lime 2l-Ada Belle Hanspeter, months and 70
DAYS. zee Coon Soon, q years. Mamie <.
June 25-Mary Josephine Schoield, is years, s
months and - days.
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To-Day SALE OF MILLINERY Every
article in our Millinery Department soid
at reduced prices. led House.
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Gents NEcKwEAR,-A fine line OF SILK
scarfs, IS cents; silk bows, cents long
scarfs, Is cents. Red House.
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MARRIED.

About 500 miners are already located in
Quiiotoa district.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE!

S1,i50-i0Xl60 south side street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
1,ooo-s0xl60, northwest corner Eleventh
and streets
1,SO0-S0xI60. south side n street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
1,55o-s0Xl61, north side street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
SOO-S0Xl60. south side n street between
Twentieth and Twenty first. Cheap
1,20o-s0Xlt0, south side street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth. Reduced
from 81 30.
1,G0o-S0Xl60, south side l. street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth
2,o00-S0Xl60, with two small houses, south
east cssner Nineteenth and streets
1,O00-i0Xlt0, south side X street, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth.
SOo-i0xs0, northwest corner Ninth and =
streets.
S5C-SONl6o, northeast corner Twenty
and l. Streets
t,90o-lG0Xl6O, northeast corner Twentieth
and y streets.
3,000-S2oXl60 thslf block north side n
street, between Twenty first and Tween
ty-Second.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-03

GENTS unfinished British socks at Ia
cents each Hale Bros. & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-03

EXAMINE the values in our Shoe Depart
mont. Hale Bros. 4 Co.