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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-02
WAS nRA MURDERER.
A an1sd Case In Ksntaeky-A PitifaI
GO sr.T. "a

FrxxIaGsBuRo, KS., June There Is
now confined in the iaiia man named
VIM. h Coz, whose history, while but
imperiectiy known, sonnds more like q
romance than chapter in everyday
criminal LIE. Hefnt came to this county
from Ohio soon after the war and for sew
eral years was peddler. Soon after rcom-
ing here he married widow named
Fawns living near Hills5oro; and whose
reputation for chastity would not entitle
her TO . place in the cabinet Of Diana. In
June, 1876, the store Of z. G. Shields at
Hillsboro was entered, robbed and set on
are, causing the destruction of three other
stores and aloss Of many thousands Of
dollars. SUSPICION fall on Cox and 4 gang
with which he associated, and there il no,
room TO doubt but thet he was the man
who did the work. However, he was not
arrested, but after that time he did not
frequent Hillsb0no so much ~ formerly,
transferring his head OF operations to the
mountain counties, where 1t Is not known
what he did.
The next place he turns up Is at Louisa,
Lawrence county, where, on the 18th day
OF December, 1880; he was married 10 q
Miss Bale salyer, daughter of q respecta-
Bile citizen Of that place, but who had
loved not wisely, but too well, man
named Mckenzie being her betrayer, and
the fruit Of their amour being 4 Httle
daughter, then perhaps year old. This
child had been taken by Bella salyer's Sis
ter, Ms. Tlla Shart, and was being raised
by her. Cox andhis No. 9 vile lived to.
gethen ut various places for some years,
but seemed not to get along anicably.
At last for some reason he desired to get |
possession of his wifs's little girl, and he
fnrged his wiie's name To note to Mrs.
Short, telling her 10 let him { w. q. co1l
have the little girl. This she did, but
before be got out Of reach she discovered |
he fraud, pursued him and recovered the
:hild. Soon after that time the child was
abducted, and after diligent search no
race of it could b. discovered. He rep.
'esented ut the time he cams for the child
hat he and his vile were living with his
mother at Manchester, Ohio.
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&. F. ROOT. ALEx. NELSON. :. DEIscoL.

Il p ROOT. ALEX. NELSON, J. DRISCOL.
ROOT, NELSON s. CO.,
TTNION FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinists Front street, be-
tween \ and o. Castings and Machinery OF
every description made to order a2iiplm
?. FOSTER. J. G FUNSTON
1856. r. FOSTER ~ CO., 1884.
D0OK-BINDE2S, PAPER-RULERS AND
ID Blank Book Manufacturers. No 319 J street,
between Third anu Fourth. Sacramento.i iy20 4ptt
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alYING X0pEN.


The deposits in the mineral reg rns near
Eilcnsburg, W. T., are attracting wide IN
teIcst.
An ouHce-and-a-half nUgae, was picl,ed
up III one Of the Extension breasts at
D0wnicyiIle last week.
Exceedingly rich rock is being taken out
of the S0uls5y mine, ut Suulsbyyiiic Tuol-
umne county, III Nos. and = levels.
The owners Of the Mountain Belle mine
IN Mcagher county NJ. T., are Sarkjus So
eco worth of hish-grlde ore tor shipment
East.
Senator Maclay, at san Fernando. is now
engaged in opening a ledge of gold rock
thatIs asSIying al the rate OF 500 10 $500
per ton.
The quartz rock tailiugs arising from the
mine and mills formerly at Princeton,
Green's Gulch and Mount Ophir. Mariposa
county. were sold last week by the Tax Col
leCtor for taxes.
The best piece Of gold quartz we have vet
seen in Trinidad county, says the journal,
was sent in by G. II. Watt last week II is
from the Deiner mine III Dcadwood dis
trict, and was taken ont more than 200 feet
below the surface.
The Bald Muuntaiu Company, 81 Eores,
city. is employing tittY-siX men. Nearly
400 ounces of gold was cleaned up from ten
carloads Of gravel from the incline under
the lava flow last week II cost 81 per car
load TO bring it out.
Ghe Grecnville (plumls county Bulletin
sIys q thirty-ion water jacket furnace will
be erected on the lingles copper claim dur
ing the coming summer. The ledge is now
fifty feet wide, and it is believed to he a
good quality of ore.
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ARIZONA.
ATTEMPTED Incendiarism.

PRESCOTT, March 9th.-Another attempt
at incendiarism was made here last even
ing. The fire was started under Urfer's
saloon and lodging-house, bat was discov-
cred before it made much progress and ex-
tinguished without loss
Indian "Medicine Man" Assassinated.
Tucson, March 9th.-Pancho, the medi-
cine man of the Yuma Indians, was shot
and killed last night across the river, it is
supposed by relatives of Captain Antonio,
the sub-chief who dropped dead at horse
race two weeks ago. The relatives of An
tonic say the medicine man bewitched their
chief and took his heart out, causing death :;
hence their summary action of last night.
Pancho's relatives are on the warpath for
the murderers Of the medicine man; and
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PACIFIC COAST IFEH.i.

The ice on Donner Ike has broken up
and commenced to disa pear.
! Seventeen parties were indicted .or gam
bling at Jacksonville, Or, recently.
A i5-yeaT-ola boy recently k,re! 700
pound mountain lion near Helena NJ T.
The Stanislaus County Jail has only one
female inmate. She was found guilty of
yagrancy and sentenced for twenty DAYS,
without the alternative OF 4 fine
The first carload of extracted honey that
has ever gone from Fresno county was
shipped last Monday to san Francisco by
Andrew Jackson, OF upper Kings river
IN upper Astoria and elsewhere boats are
| being overhauied in anticipation of the
canning Season. There is lttlc Joing in
the way of building new boats tliS spring.
a six-wag, train, each wagon contain
ing a family from Parowan, Utah. passed
through Bulijonyille, New, one DAY last
week, en- route 10 Los An ;eies county, Cal.
Captain Antonio, one of the head chiefs
of the Yuma tribe of Indians died sud
denly of heart disease on the 1st instant in
duced by oyer-eXeitement at 4 horse race
he was attending.
The Eastern Oregon Agricultural Asso-
citation has thirty acres inclosed al FendIe-
ton with mile race track. Eight thousand
dollars has been expended and pavilion
viii shortly be erected.
Six hundred and fifty immigrant, az
rived i'll the State during the past week, 4
large number were sent by the Immiera-
uou Association to San Luis 0pispo, Mon
terey and Shasta counties.
A $4,000 suit for damages at Portland
resulted in the plaintiff getting Judgment
for $50. The defendant is unwilling to
concede even this small amount and has
filed a motion for a new trial.
4 tremendous avalanche Of snow swept
down the mountains at Lackawanna guch,
near Lcadyille, Col, distance of 1000 feet,
carrying everything before it. and creating
a noise like that Of tempest. No lives are
reported lost.
The new local option law in Oregon p o.
vides that a license shall only be granted
when majority of the voters of precinct
petition for il, and fixes the rates at $500
and $500 per year, the latter being for beer
licenses alone. This is the county tax the
city assessment being a separate affair. \
good many liquor men want 10 sell out.
Buried-treasurc hunters have found en-
ployment i'll the neighborhood of Walker
Lake, Nev. A sack OF gold is said to have
been buried by n miner many years ago,
under a bowlder on Hawthorne Flat, and
his death without revealing the locality
leaves field for speculation and search for
men who have exhausted their faith in
Captain Kidd's treasure.
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WANrED-LOST-FOUND.

SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAX,
in bookkeeping; willing to accept any Kind of
employment can give the very best of refer
ence. Address &C. j." northeast corner of
Second and J, over W. =. & Co. mr)-lyg#
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DRs. KELLOGG g GOss,
YM. ELLERY BRIGGS, NJ. D.,

OCULIsT, AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases OF the Throat. OG.ce, a2q1$ J
street corner Of Fihh, over Sacramento Bank,
Sacramento, Cal. Hours $50 10 y =. "; to 1
P n. Sundays: 9:20 70 II a. NJ; TO P n. iyI-ti
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Mrs y. NJ Dauphin, a Quaker lady, OF
Philadelphia, has done u great deal to make
known 10 ladies there the great value OF
Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, as .
cure for their troubles and diseases. She
writes as follows " y Young lady OF this
city while bathing some years ago was
thrown violently against the life line and
the injuries received resulted in all ovarian
tumor which grew and enlarged until
death seemed certain Her physician
finally advised her to try Mrs. Pin>ham's
Compound. She did SO. and in short
time the tumor was dissolved or caused to
slough of. ard she is now in perfect health
| also know of many cases where the medi-
cine has been Of great value in preventing
miscarriage and alleyiating the pains and
dangers Of childbirth. Philadelphia ladies
appreciate the worth Of this medicine and
its great Vaiuen
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HEAL / I!

Swift's Specific cured me of rheumatism three
months ago after my physicians had exhausted
their remedies withoui giving relief
c. P. GOODYEAR, Atty-a. Law Brunswick, Ga.
have been afIlirted with rheumatism near'y
forty years, and a few bottles OF Switt's Specific
cured me- 1t is Godsend TO the suffering
J. y. WAL EE, Thomson, Ga
have been entirelg relieved of severe rheu-
mati,m in my right arm by the use Of Swift's
Specific and passed through last winter without
relapse SIDNEY HERBE r
Ed. So. Cultivator, Atlanta, Ga.
TWENTY YEARS had been a sufferer rom
rheumatism twenty years; was reduced TO q
skeleton: could hardly get about. even on
crutcbcs. SWf's Specific has cured me sound
and well. MRS EZRA MERSHoN, Macon, Ca.
Swit's Specific has relieved me of ofrheunatsm
which at one time Threatened to stop my minis
terial work
REV. W. 4. KIRK, Cross Plains, Ala.
Swilt's Specific is entirely vegetable. Treatise
on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga.
ie5-ly&WlY
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WAN ED.

A MAN AND WIFE FOR \ RANCH. $50:
y also, American ranch hands, SO: an old
man to milk and do chores $50; a milker and
butter maker, so. Female-Four girls for
housewOrk in the city, SIS TO so 1t girl for
chamberwork for the country, SIS also, $ girls
Tor housewcrk for the country; also, girls for
various other work. Apply to HOUSTON K co,
Employment Oface, Fourth and K streets, 5acra-
mento. ieI3-lptf
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NEW MENICO.
Acquitted of Perj,ny Ration Trout

Acquitted OF Ferjin'y-Ihe Enton Trouble.
SANTA FE, March 9th.-The p,riur, case
Of detectives Berringerand NillSpaugh. who
worked up the alleged conspiracy of Cyrus
Smith and others against John d. Allen. 4
wealthy mine operator, late Of Chicago. was
tried before Justice AXteil and the defend
ants acquitted
Adju;ant-Gencral Bartlett has returned
from Ration, where he has been to investi-
gate the trouble between the militia, citi-
Zens and desperadoes, recently telegraphed
by your correspondent. He says affairs
are in a very complicated state and further
bloodshed is not improbable. Governor
Sheldon has been asked to take steps to
bring about an Immediate adjustment of
the differences.
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OREGON.
rortIand rnrncrnn, 5.

PORTLAND, March 9th.-Ceci Beebe. i
book keeper in the employ of Schindler q
Co, furniture dealers, resigned his position
on the lst Of February, for the purpose of
going to Wood river, This morning an cx-
animation of the books by an expert re-
vcalcd the fact that hc had stolen 81 .0iu of
thc funds Of the firm. The supposjrun is
that he has joined the abscondiug bard Of
cashiers in British Columbia
Emigration 10 southern Oregon has set
IN, and large number are leaving Portland
daily, mostly from Iowa and Dakota
The second shipment is being made Of
Oregon products 10 the New Orleans Expo
si;ion. The bcggarly show dissraced the
State, aud an effort is now being made to
recover the lost ground, and have The state
properly represented
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WHOLE NO. 10.572.

The prospects for serious interuecine con-
hict are good, Us both the dead Indians had
scores OF relatives and followers. ali young
bucks who are willing To back their senti-
ment by 4 resort to violence The Indians
here are supposed to be unarmed, but this
murder proves the contrary, The matter
should be looked into by the authorities,
and all disarmed
Tde Capital Not to be Removed.
PREscorr. March 9th.-The bin intro
duced in the Council by l.cathewood. of
Pima county. 10 remove the Territorial
capital from Prescott to Tucson. was de-
ieate3 o-day by vote of s to l. stephens,
joint Councilman from Tucson voting and
working hard against the bill
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Or. A. u. HEUNE

DIR. 4. L. BRUNE,
physician AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
! the University OF Berlin, Germany. Office
and residence No. 51l street, between Fifth
and sixth, Sacramento. OAce hours to Il A
=. 8 to ard TO s P. v. jyl3-tf
WALLACE A. BRIGGS. NJ. D..
PHYSICIAN AND OBSTETRICIAN. OFE1CE
I and residence No. 2l2 J street, Sacramento
o'ss Hours. i 5.,5 ( ( ( :gss 5slspa
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VINEYARD AID FRUIT LAND FOR SALE


7 OFFER FOR SALE 79 ACRES OF LAND.
/ newly and well fenced. situate mile south
OF LOOMS formerly Finul, miles from H0cS}in
and p miles from sacramento city, ana imme-
diateiy upon the line Of the Central Pacific Rail
road. Communication ly rail with Sacramento
three times day. The aud lies neAt - q TO-
acre productive vineyard ard every farm Gd-
joining and IL th" immediate vicinity is being
cleared and planted 10 vines and trees, aud
LOOmis PROMISE 10 he lie ccutcrof au extensive
vine and fruit grow ing community. The soil is
easily cultivated, deep and retains moisture
when cultivated, and does DO. need irrigation.
but if needed. an irrigating ditch runs across il
At its highest point. Price, so per acre. For
further particulars inquire of v. d. PERKINS or
d. ". WALKER, O; Rockliu, and ". NAolIN,
at State Capitol. -tcrauentn. d2g-lp
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Narrow Escape from Death.

REDwoop CITY, March 9th.-This after
noon John Pleq. French farmer, mar
rOwly escaped death from 4 collision with
the 40 south-Jound train. Pleq, while
returning from funeral, attempted to
cross the track at 1 point just north of this
town, when the locomotive struck one of
the horses, killing himinstantly and throw
ing the other horse and the wagon some
distance from the track, slightly iniuring
both. Pieq was hurled in an opposite
direction, sustaining but a few scratches.
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Referring to the difficulty of catching
black bass in midwinter, the Sunday Cal,
Of Newark, N. j., says; A Gloucester
county miller caught a three pound black
bass in fishing for pickerel, through nearly
a foot of ice, during the last week of Jan
uary. This is considered an extraordinary
catch, as bass are supposed to be in semi
torpid condition in winter
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More Than Thanks.

Fort Madison, Iowa. Mrs. Lydia f.
Pinkham: q am glad to inform You that
I have tried one bottle of your Vegetable
Compound, and have found great relief l
more than frank you for your kind advice.
l have never fe,t so well as do now since
l had these troubles" Yours Rcsp'y, Mrs.
w. c. A. The above is a sample of
the many letters received by Mrs. Pink
ham expressing gratitude for the benefits
derived from her Vegetable Compound.
Another letter from kaufman, Texas says
d" Your Compound has done me more good
than all the Doctols ever did for which
thank You with all my hear" Your
friend, Anna B
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NEN ADA.

The Vacan, Mint Superintendency.
NIGGINEt, March 9TH r. Ryan, as
Sayer In the Con. Virginia Office: George
Ernst, OF Nye county, and j. Z. Gignoux,
OF htko, are aSptrantS for the position of
superintendent Of the Carson Mint made
vacant by ,tC death OF James Crawford
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NOR SALE SECONDHAND ss=a5 -
Il Close Hack, round glass front; .,51S---7ezs/
price, SsIo0; will trade iorh0rses. [SssfS1 n
Also, ] Secondhand Lumber Wa SS--S42-
gon; p:ice SO, ut 1924 X street. mr9-lW*
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Fresno, March 9th,-Mikc Mcnnix. Il
young man about Is years old, attempted
suicide at the IIiidredth mine Friday night
last, by shooting himself with pistol The
ha'l took effect in the right side, lodging in
the shoulder blade. He was brought to the
County Hospital for treatment yesterday,
but it Is thought the wound will resul;
fatally. He had been on i protracted spree,
and was evidently deGrious when he com
mitte1 thc liae1
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PAINTS AND OILS,

r L. CHADDERDON, IMPORTER AND DEAL,
j. er in Paints, Oils, Vsrnishes Window Glass
Mixed Paints, Artists and Painters Materials
Vail Pspsy etc. No. 29l K g., Sacramento.
iy1T.Ia.f
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O[D Dealers in Paints Oils, Valnishes, Win
dow Ulass Picture Moldings Brushes Artists
Material. Building Paper, ilaiu and decorative
Wall Paper, and Glazicr Paper iOv window Deco
rations patent which Is entirely new. dlI-lm
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LYDIA I. rINKuAMs VEGETABLE COM
POUND is prepared at Lynn, Mas. Price. 81.
by mail, postage paid, in form of Pills and I.oa-
enges, on receipt of price Us above. Mrs. Pink
hams " Guide to Health" win be mailed free to
any Lady sending stamp. Letters confidentially
a1lsNNnrad
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nRIrIsu CoLuNiRIA.

Parliament Prorogucd
NcoGIA, March 9,h.-The local Le1jsl3-
tlre was prorogued to-day.
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FOR SAhE-TO LET.
DOOMs-A SUITE or FIVE EUNFURNIsHED,
IL Sunny Rooms 10 Let Inquire at the Gro
Gerry store, corner ofTeuth and streets. mr9lw

NOR SALE-TIIE STOCK OF GOODS n
L and good viii, with lease of Drug SIS
Store, No 200 X street, being the southeast 81
corner of second and X. Willalso sell the Ia
entire fixtures if purchaser SO desires. The en-
tire stock of goods is inventuried, and the in.
yeniory can be seen by applying to SHERBURN
d SMITH, 32S X street. NoIc-nOne but a COM
petent and reliable druggist need apply. ml!t1w
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w. WOOD.

nENTIST, QUTNN'S BUILDING. s
~ northeast cor Fourth and tssS
streets Artiflclal leetn inserted onSIII1V
all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gss
for painless extraction OF teeth ie25-f
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DENTIST, 415 J STREET, BE- <sNA
II tween Fourth and Filth, Sacra- 81 Sssss.se
| mento: Artificial Teeth inserted onNIOIC
tod Eulcanite and all bases Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrac-
tion of teeth. ivIa-Irn
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REMOVED.

n SALADIN, MATCHMAKER AND 80
Y. Jevelcr. has removed from 5l7 J fsF5a
stree. TO ; j. near corner Of Fourth. e. ts
Watches, Clocks and JeWelry Repaired fs.assssss
and made tu order \ fine assortment Of Watches,
Clocks aud jewclIy always on hand and at the
lowest prices. ial5-lm
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DHTSICIAN AND OFFICE. AND
I Residence, No S15 street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours 90 ID a. NJ, 5 10 s snd to
5 P NJ Office of City sGugTintcudent of Public
Schools at same piece. m54plm
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No. 922 NINTH ST. BET AND :. OPP
y posite the Paza, Magnetic and Electric
Healer Electro magnetic and Medicinal Baths,
free d1or-,
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JITATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, ,,to
w $50 street between Fifth and ;.s9ps
Sixth. have always on hand choice Z 7e
variety OF Gne Watches Diamonds, Jew szSsAssz-s
elry, etc jal2tf
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
~ pared 70 DO all kinds OF work i'll their line.
in city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. shop, No 1l24 Second street, be-
tween K and L. PostotiiCe Box No 10, Sacra-
mento. Gi6-tptf
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FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE
W. 2. STRONG & co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS
" in
SEEDS, FRUITS 6 GENERAL. PRODUCE

Proprietors CAPITAL. NURSERIES,. sacraHlep-
TO- Cal Seed and Tree Catalogues sci free on
application. Nos. 6, 3 and 10 j stIeet Sac
r;.neu!o Ing
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LYON & CURTIS.

Successors to LYON d BARNES,
GOMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS
~ in
Produce, Vegetables and Fruits,
POTATOES, BEANS, BUTTER, EGGS, HONEY,
POULTRY. ETC
Nos. III to 1913 j Street. je23-1pti
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DIR. GEoEGE rYBURN,
DIR. j. :. COOK.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
- Corner Eleventh and II streets. Hours
to 10 4. NJ. ] 20 sand tosrM. 1nr8-lm
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EOR sALE-THE .KAYsER FARM. b. =

C7OR sALE-THE .KAYsER FARM, o. III
L mics iroEI Sacramento, in section ii, gss;9SS
", g E, 176 scrcs; hr fclsss farming, laua; b.
now sown III Grain al under hOg-Jight fence:
some fine Alfalfa land; Buildings IS head Of
Horses; young Mules: Milk Cows; 80 Hogs;
% Chickens: Wagons; Buggy; Harness; Cahoon
Sower; Buckeye Mower; oUl6y kake; PioNS;
Harows: all other Tools: Growing crops Hay
and Feed on band. All the above Is offered al
a bargain. Bids viii be received by CARL
STkOBEL, $3l J street. Sacramento. Cal
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
PECULIAR INDIAN REASON FOR
ASSASSINATION.
Suicide in Sonoma County-B British
Columbia Parliament-Orego
Items-Narrow Escape.
PACIFIC SLOPE.
CALIFORNIA.

spEorAl DISPATCHES TO TIE REcoHp-rxroN.l
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DENTISTRY.


Il sixth street, between l and J, t;SSszsS
west side, opposite Congregational III ~
Church m5-tf
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