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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-14
NEW BOLT FOB SALE

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J, 3. METCALEE.
VIM. o. WOOD.

A Tr0RNEl- AT-LAW. WILL PRAC-
n tics IN al the Justices and Territorial
Courts Office, 81 rooms OF the Probate
Court James St. opp. Occidental Hotsl-
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4 TTORNEYS AT Law. OFFICE-
n Bakers building. rom : and )
jzmes stree Opposite Occidental Hotel,
Seattle W Y
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EkOFESSI0NzL
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ATFORSEYs-aT-LzE
r. n. CANN,
Attormey-aJ-Law.

OFFICE. ROOM ]. SECoSD FLOOR
" Of stones arick. FroGE street
Collections ssezAlEy.
Notary PRb1ic and Comm sS7o2er or
De s6s for Oregon and California teS
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JOHN NJ. AVER, Manager.

kDMCND RICE, Prest. II. II. GALCshA,
IL. A. BOARDNAS, Treas. Sec. and Supt
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PATENTS.

INVENTORS SEND MODEL OR
I sketch Of your invention when | win
max careful preliminary examination
vice. circulars. etc. EREE Of CHARGE Al
business before L. ;. Patent Office at
tended 70 for MODERATE FEEs- IafoFma-
ton and references sent On application
No CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is sECTRKB.
J. X LIFTELL
" ashington. d c.. directly opposite L.
: Patent 0ffica- no27wtf
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send for circai2r. Call or add ress cor
resp3ndencs mentioning DAILY PUsT-
INTkII If.FNrER reaffia " Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
Business Chances.
Ulistcildncons.

1ttl5(clldneou5.
4 LADY. an expert type writer. owning
"a her maciinc licmingf0nl. wishes TO make
arrangement Tor her scryces Nv salary or oihcrwse Ia
miaf With LEGAL and micciurd work and with general
bus CorrcspOndcnsf. Application may he
made 10 Mr.. HENRY BELDEN. at The National Park
Iank.
EOR SALE.-A grand square piano. good
condition carved legs Address PIANO, ribune O1ice
LjressniaiiuI.
nRESSMAkING.-B leaving for Paris,
- MADAME JAMME- tho celebrated French inter.
artistic costumes Il short tee and reasonable
prices aiding un,uuild. 81 " eat lJt.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
GO TO The WHITE MOUNTAINS

by tho direct a-rai daylight route special fast OK
press train with paror-cars WILL after 20,
leave g station Newyork via n Y, n. II. and H. r.. r.
daily tSuntays excepted nj 81 running through
fabyaps Without change arriving at destination at 1850
making direct at White River
Wells River for MONTREAL. NEWPORT QUEBEC
etc Ask for Connecticut River Line Folder no principal
ticket Offices Seats In parorcar may advance
at D. r. car ke Office In o. station by addressing By
mail or telegraph
c. T. HEMPSTEAU,
g. and T: A.. n Y. N H. and II. r. r.. 4th.ave. and
42dst, New-YOrk CITY. -
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IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Tho only ail.water roue direct to
COMFY ISLAND AND LONG BRANCH.
and only line landing at the Great Ocean Iron Piers
Leave 23dst NJ II. 0. 10 and IL IN. IL m J. l4j 23o,
3:l5 4:1O. g. 8, 7, and 9Pm.
Loave Pier NJ Battery place station. Elevated Rail
road. 30 minutes later.
Returning leave oney Island New Iron Pie- lo4o and
1l4o m 1910 lI0 2:iO 1925. 4l0. g. 535, $40. TAO
$40 $40 and 1890 pm.
Last boat ut 1880 p. m- landing at Pier only
LONG BRANCH.
Leave Leave Leave
ODDS, N. r. Pier !, v. X Long Branch
o.3u m 10 q. m. 1915 D. m.
33p m 4pm o;S" p N.
FxcursOn tickets soid all down stations elevated rail
WAYS Passengers holding second and Third Avenue Iron
Steamboat Excursion Tickets transferred free from South
Ferry to Battery Place station. 70 freight or baggage
taken OF checked.
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Gbe Curt.

Ole Vurt.
NIONMOUTHPARK RACES" 4TH JULY
WI LONG BRANCH. n. j.
Saturday. July 4, and continuing
TUESDAY. THURSDAY NDSATURDAY
thereafter until TUESDAY. August -.
six or seven each lule Race Steepecbass
each div Trains nd boats direct 10 course.
Philadelphia and Reading r. H., Ilbertyst Ferry ~,
II IN 4? m - 10 l245 Pennsylvania X r., Cort.
Lanai and Desbrosscs Ferry II 80 ~ IN 1870
m Bolts sandy Hook. Pier - n r., o. II am. 1915
pm. a., .,. ~, -. ,..o,o
Pare Nouud admiss to Field, 81 30.
ON July 4th trains and boats will run Philadelphia and
Reading X, H. 74J ., H. ll4J m, - III l2.lj Penn.
sylyana n. r. H. 1880 IN; ~ IN 1870 Boats via
sandy Hook o. II a m, 1913 p. m.
J. III. COSTER, sec. GEO. l. LORILLA RID. President
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Gummer Resorts.

1.-THE WINDSOR COTTAGE, Norwood,
n. N-arge beautiful private home Tor a%,so number
OF summer guests furnished sprng beds gb
bathroom hot and cold water near r. o. % aS
Railroad NcwJcrscy-l. miles IRON
New. York Please call Board from - to $40
references r. napp. 18th ST. and GthaVe NJ u
S. Chase, New.NOk Tribune .~,, ~-. ~
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NEWBURG AND WEST POINT.
ROCKAWAY BEACH,

uOVNnW6t 6SSVtf
Via Now.York. woodhaven and Rockaway n. r.
Woodruff all L. l. CITY trains after July
The Hotels the Sea SIDE Roller skating Ins ami all places
ofamusement now open.
Week day trains leave City q. T. 9i5 lo;l5il5 M
ll5 25 3:lj Az. 40 7;lj S:lO 935 p M leave Bnsh
wick T. 9l5, lJ05. ll0j M, ll1. 2Oy 3:lA, $40 Ipl
siO e5 p Leave flalbn have ana Bedford pr 80
10; 30 l. 2:3D 80 45O ':O. t;s1 ~ D. m
NewY 10 minute. later sundays enly ana July IN
Leave L. city 7l0 $40, 10 1880 800 M no = o
3I5 4l6 o. b;l1; 7iS 100 s;lY sio. 10 D. m Leave
Buslwick 7:lO $50. TO- 1880. lilo M. l'l3 2lO,
3l5. l:l5 $40 20 81, e;Sp y M leaye tatblsA,aye
$40 G.IO g. TO- p m last New-N oTk 10 minutes later
Keurung leave the Beach Almost hourly to 10 p m
DAPID TRANSIT extended to COMFY
IL ISLAND
By the Fayorito
SEA BEACH ROUTE.
Doats leave foot OF wh,chls terminus OF all the clio
waited ralroadsl daily every 30 minutes and oftener
N infinitely superior 10 all others
ihat they are DO mentioned ia the same century Win
II and Il Lands directly at tho Colossal Elephant the
ojympian Skating Rink IN the Beach Palace, the ron
Pier and all IL Is also the cheapest Toute
Excursion Tickets. acc, AOc. lnc.
After Mondly June 20 our tickets VIII be on sale at all
down tracks elevated ralirOai siatiDhs
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-22
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

sAcgAaENTo May DIST
FRUIT-Iemons Sicily, s7@T 50 p case LINES
sll 5O@l2 Bananas, Is 25gS % p Se@f 70 1G6:
los Angeles Oranges, 81 %; Rivers :nI oaI0c
81 75@3 Navel do, S4@4 So straw berries, " sa
. bskt: Cherries, White, S9g5oc; fiaoA, 80. It
T5c q hox: Raspberries. 81 80 { case; reaches,
f.. Aprieots &c: Cherry Plums &c z ID; Currants,
PIE FRUTIs-Assortei, 211S-fA CATS, p doz,
81 20td1 80; assorted, gallon cans, 81; Peacnes'
21at cans 81 so; Portland blueberrles I'D ctns'
81; Whortleberries, 81 is; Capital Asparagus
81 rs p dozen cans. o>=,o p.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples sliced, 21a@5o 2 p;
choice Sc do quartered, 2g21ac; Pears Pesle5o.
5a6c; do, 1npeefed, 4@5e; Plums, pltted, l0e NC;
| Peaches, 9@1ee; do peeled, 1sg2oc; Prun mes
German and French, 6@9c; Blackberries, leS
! lie; Figs, California, 4@5c . u.
| TABLE FRUIIS-Assorted, 21a 10 cans, 2 uoA
81 75a52; Peaches, 81 25@2 371Iz Bartlett Pears,
s. 81; Flums, 81 7591 IS; Blackberries' 81 .2gs5
Gooseberries, 81 25@2 80; Strawberries. y '2gS;
Apricots, S2@2 .; Muscat t. Grapes d 81 '''2 hed
| CJlrrants 81 40: Cherries 81 60@n2 10. 1900
| VEGETABLES-Early Rose Potatoes e9aiS9c
q ell; New Potatoes, s5e@Sl; Gel Gel
cry, zoe p dozen; new Onions q %og .I Sao-
| 75c: bunch vegetables, 1219c p doz; farshlls,
! lie: Beets, 81: Horse Radish, Dose =
| ID; Garlic 7GSc; Asparagus. 29212c; Rh uDafo o.
| safe; Cucumbers 35Gpi0c; String Beans, 90. ~
= 10: Peas. 2a215c , ID; Summer Squash. 2l2a'ic =
H. Artichokes 40c Z dozen: Tomatoes, 81 QUO
r box; Green Peppers, 10@l5c = ID; Grass N"ileS
| Rhubarb, IS = case 1,.o,I
| CHARACTERIZATION 81 95 2 barrel ;Ostmeai'
s. Is = lGO lbs; Cornneal, white and yellow,
81 in . 10 sacks 3 p in 10 IN sacks {! lG1 IDS
Cracked Wheat 81 25@2 80; Homlny, - . z cm',
POULTRY-Iive Turkeys. l5cl6c D
full-grown Chickens, 50 50a6 80 2 dozen; young
! BOOSTERS, So 5000 50 = dozen; Brou RS, SiCgo
tame bucks. Sc so; Geese, 81 5o92 1. pair; Eggs
choice lots J6G17c p dozen. ,,.o,,
DAIRY ODUCTS-Butter choice, 2le. --II
ID: mixed lots, III rolls, 1S19d2Oc; packeo
in frkins choice, DC; common, l5@ZOc
Cheese, California, 9l99l3c; Western hats L
@17c: Martins Cream. !71ac- .-
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED-Oat hay, Sl5 g Z
ION: Alfalfa hay, S9D10 q ton; Bran. SIS q toI n
al 20: rolled. 81 80; Wheat. 81 io@l - 2 cWt
tame Oats, 81 so; Corn, 81 3o@l 50 = c"t 10
| MEATs-Beef, 7@Sc; Mutton, 81 . IL
, Lamb, Sc; Veal, small calves, loc; large; "
Hogs 315G14c; Dressed Pork, 613c: hams, Easl
! ern, IS6Gllc; California, ll@lZIl3c; bacon, nae
, dunn. gle; selected, 12c; extra light, 1919.
. / MISCELLANEOUS = Seeds - Alfalfa, DC12lt
Timothy, Eastern, 61a@71ac- p b Oregon, 6(G'.t
Pop Corn, 31@d4c p ID Red Clover loCgi4 e
Red Top 7@9c. Nuts-Chile Wainuts, ~
&c; California Walnuts, 91a@l0c; Almonds, l2C
l3c; Peanuts California, 41495l2e Lsrn tCailio
| MAI, cans, S1@G9c Eastern, 1l349 l12c. Hl9el
: salt light ana medium, 712c; heavy, s5ac; ar;
l7@l715c Tallow, Sc Hops-No demand
. | Sales OF Pacific coast in New York loc; mafkt
I | value here, 3d6c.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-22
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Frederick ken, formerly a well-known
merchant and Pioneer, suicided Thursday
morning at his apartment at No. Stockton
street. lie was a member of the Merchants
Exchange, Olympic Club and California
Pioneers. No reason but dependency is
assigned for the act
Charles +. NacDermot, the wealthy min
ing operator and former President of the
California Safe Deposit and Trust Com
panv. who brought himself conspjcuously
before the public by his strange prosecution
and sudden Withdrawal Of certain petty
charges of cmbezzlement against his conf
dental clerk, William Edgerly, several
months ago, has left the city II is charged
that he swindled his friends TO the extent
of $I20.O coo in the Cabarca mine sale.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-22
OLD MEXICO,
Battle Between the Troops ard Indians.

Battle Between the Troops and in'tIans.
GUAYMAs, May 2lst.-On the 18th Gen.
Topete, with 1000 Federal troops, part
cavalry and one battery OF the First Artll-
lerv. also 200 of the National Guard, had an
engagement with the main body OF
Coiame's Indians at u point midway
between TORN and Potan and place
called The Nopalero.' The Indians were were
variously estimated at from 5000 to $40.
The ground and underground rendered the
services of the artillery and cavalry almost
useless. The engagement lasted some
three hours. and at one time the
sayaees had obtained possession OF
the battery but gallant charge made
| bv the Guavmas contingent resulted IN re-
tanning the cannon, but with u severe loss
ON their side. The troops finally Withdrew
TO TORN, finding il impossible to dislodge
the Indians from the brush. The Indian
| loss was heavy, but could not be ascer
tanned. The Federal loss was fiji
teen killed and nearly double tina
number wounded Reinforcements art
being hurried forward to the supper
of the troops at TORN. The balance OF thu
Twenty-fitth Battalion have arrived on thu
CITY of Topeka, and will Immediately go It
the front. General Tapete has just arrived
from Mildano, and goes TO Mazatlan t
bring fresh Federal troops for the cam
paign. General Garcia succeeds him. n
further movement of troops has been made
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OREGON.
Ship Captain Drowned.

PoRrLAyD, May 21st.-Late last night
Captain McCallum, of the British bark
Allahabad, fell into the river, while stand
ing on the wharf near his vessel. An effort
was made by the crew to rescue him, but
failed, and the body of the unfortunate
man was not recovered till half an hour
after the accident. The vessel was loading
for the United Kingdom, and would have
completed to-day. The Allahabad was the
vessel which was caught i'll a cyclone in
the China sea, and was 40 days overdue
at this port, arriving here in April.
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uERCRANDlSE REPORT.
The following freight passed Ogden


May 18TH
For Sacramento-Charles Shoech, 1 box
household goods; Weinstoclk & Lubin, .
cases paper goods, 1 case ribbons, L bale
blankets A. F. Evans Il Co, 10 barrels
beer L. L. Avery, case books; W. +. Pc
terson, 4 packages CT cam freezcrs; Rev. NJ.
Osgerth, l box household goods; {, Ii;
Krebs Il Co., cask, / barrel, 4 boxes and
4 kegs paint, bundles paper, barrels
plaster, / barrel punice stone; Charles
Heinrich, box cheese; Huntington, Hop
kiins d Co.. 40 bundles shovels; X. Il.
Gogings. 8 crates bottles: 5. IL. Davis |
box files A Coolot, l case rubber goods, l
box cards; Booth & Co., Is bundles and l
case tobacco; Burns, Hancock " Co, a
casks and case china, ) cases carriages, i
| bundles gears, l crate wheels, cask glass
| ware, hogshead crockery; Hall, Luhrs y
| Co.. 80 tierces hams, 80 cases lard; A.
Aiken, boxes granite.
For Woodland-L. Dietz, / box whips
| T. NJ Prior, bundle whips.
For MarySville-P. George: l case hre-
| arms, | case Oil.
For Stocktou-Burns & Lockwood
| casks. 3 cases and one barrel china. hogs
head crockerv; Changers Union: 4 boxes
| bolts; Southworth IL Grattan, l rack
screens: California Paper Company, case
| cloth: Sylvester Il Harold, IS cases chairs
| Austin Bros. / crates anvils; a. Faston
| IL boxes chairs.
| The following freight passed New Or
| leans on the 18th instant
For Sacramento-I Eckhardt, case fire
arms: \. A. Van VOORHEES, * Co, cases
hardware. l case castings; Nelnstock y
| Lubin, 1 case shirts; c. S. HouShton,
case paper; Lindlcy Il Co, l cask prunes
D. I I .as
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-22

Mrs. LYDIA L. PNKHAM-Very Dear
Madam: Ny wife, Arie A. Green, has sui
fered with a displacement which caused her
unknown pains, till had almost given up
all hopes of finding any relief for her. But
the Guiding Spirit referred me to your
Vegetable Compound. | went twelve
miles to purchase a bottle, and the first two
doses gave her immediate relief and after
the use of the first bottle she declared her
self new person; two bottles entirely
cured her. Your medicine is invaluable to
me. It was, indeed, messenger of peace
in my house It cured my wife, and God
knows am the happiest man alive to-day.
Words cannot express our feelings towards
YOU. Gro. ". GREEN CampG. La.
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THE uosr1IEs INCREASING IN NUMBER

TOMBSTONE, May 21st:-Eli Granger,
trustworthy rtyro resident of Tombstone, re-
1uS,%I from the camp three miles from
courier con- Gsr' from Fort Bowie riding past to
o oIarr ~, the country, informed him at that
n nIace that the Indians, after breaking loose,
lad killed two men at Eagle creek on Tues
day A courier, who passed the camp yes
terdav, said the number Of Indians now on
the war-path had augmented to 800: Low,
a scout from Huachuca, who guided two
companies from Huachuca to intercept the
Apacl4es, reports that the military Is al
under orders, and that the militia at tins
CITY nave been ordered in readiness, witt
supplies and arms, and will act under The
order of regular army officers III case then
services are needed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-22
NEHE NIENICO.


Miners and Prospectors Killed by Indians.
DrNING, May 21st--A passenger on the
Georgetown stage brings a report that
hostile Indians have killed man at
RnlIard's Peak, mining camp near Alma,
situated about eighty miles north OF Silver
City. ,.t...,-
kiiIed four miners and praspectors at
Alma. small mining camp located on
Frisco river. The Indians are heading
towards Hilisboro, forty miles north Of
Deming. their old stamping grounds and
stronshold- being located on the Animas
river, in that section
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Ella, ...-...-.-.... ......-J =
Freight, SIS Per To.
FARE REDUCED

JOHN TALBOT. TICKET 5-.
y Agent Central Pacific Railway, sstse.gtss5sHys
ana Agent for Inman Royal SILL SsS5~
Mail Steamship Line, can book ,ssss-s ss,s.sSss
to Sacramento. at Extraordinary Low Rates.
Send for Friends, Us these rates are for a few
DAYS only. JOHN TALBOT,
apl-4plm c. P R. r. Depot, Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-22
NEVADA.
UTAH.

EIEsINIA, May 2lst.-Ihe weather l. so
cold nights that tires are necessary To cont
fort. and rain-sh0werS are frequent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-22
TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never-fsiling cure
Tor Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality
Seminal Weakness,
Spernlatorrhaaa, Lost
AiaDhood. Inpotency,
Paralysis, and all the
terrible effects Of self
abuse, youthful follies
aud exceS>esin mature
vears-suoh as Loss OF
Memory, Lsssitude
Nocturnal EmiSs Ions
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-22
EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May DIST.
sUGAR-Cuba Centrifugal. $ 60
CHICAGO, May Dist.
wHEAT-S95ic for June.
CORN-tSlsc Cor June
PORK-SI1 III for June.
LARD SO ~ for June.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-22
An Ex-Hayor Convicted OF Unlawful Co,
habftation.

SAT- LAEE, May 2lst.-Mr. Fothering-
ham. ex-Mayor OF Beaver, was to-day con
vic,cd in the Second District Court Of
unlawful cohabitation, and sentenced TO
three months in the penitentiary and $500
fine
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-22
RIBS-So 20 for June.
SHORT RIBS-$5 90 for June.

LIVERPOOL, May 2ist.
wHEAT-More inquiry. California spot lots,
6s Od to rs Id: off coast S4s 9d@S5s just shipped,
36s Cd; nearly due, $751; cargoes off ceSst, firmly
held; on passage, higher quantity of Wheat on
passage to Continent, 100000 .,rs: Wheat and
Flour to L. X, 3,225 600 QrS,
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
san FgANcIsco, May Dist

SAN FRANCISCO, May list
FLOUR-The China steamer today is expect
cd 10 carry away over 1000 bbls. We quote :
Best city extra, ii 25@15; medium, IS 5Og4; snip
ping superfine, s. 75@S 50R Dbl ... :.
-WEHFAT-The inquiry on export account is
light and trade generally is tame in character.
4 better feeling is reported at Liverpool, but
values at that center have not strengthened.
Local holders ask comparatively high figures Tor
choice parcels adapted for milling use, and buy
ers frequently have to pay 81 80 = ctl for seec-
lions. In fact, for nice lot of Sonora 81 .? was
refused this morning, the holder wanting q 2ol
the limit of export buyers.
Call Board sales at the morning session were
as follows: ooo :, ,a>
| Buyer season-600 tons, 81 10; $9O, y 49, COO
81 65i%: 100 81 65s 100, s. 6J34; loo, s. CO.'S Z
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-22

Aversion 10 society Dimness OF NIsioI,I S ,s
in the Head the vital fluid passing t 5s
in the urine. and many other diseases en''s leeu
70 DE- T,i MiSTIE, who is q regular physician 1
(gTqduate Of the University of PenhsE -.
sS1 40 To forfeit Five Hundred DoiiaIS i3T :
csse of this kind the VITAL KEsl O tsAnlHS
f1Dder his special ndvice and treatlneItl " :.
NOT cnre- or for anything impure OF injurious
fonnd in it. DIR MINTin treats All Pflvate
diseases successfully without mercury. Con,
snItatjon Free. Thorough exemlnallen ana
sdvice, including analysis Of urine, so Prlce
81 vital Restorative, 81 90 eotle, OF -FOUR
tines the quantity, So: sent TO any address
mon receipt of price, or G. O. D., secured nom
observatiOTl, and in private name If desired, by
F.. MTNTTE, NJ. d., No. IL hesrnY
st-aet SAN Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
Will be sent TO any enc applying by letter, stat
ing symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy IN
regard to all business transactions.
DR, MINTTE'S KIDNEY REMEDY Ne
PHRETICUM, cures all kinds OF kidney and
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhsea, elect, LeueoT.
rhna For sale by ali Druggists 81 q bottle SIX
bottles for IS.
Dfs. MINUTES DANDELIoN PnLe-rs
the best and cheapest DYSPEfSI elsS
BILIOUS cure in the market. For sale oy all
KfRK, GEARY & CO., Sacramento, WhoIessale
Agents mys-2pl' e-''"H
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-22

FRESH MEATS - Following are rates for
whole earcasscs from s!aughterers to
dealers: Beef-First quality, 7d3719c; second
quality 6G61$c; third quality, 5G51zc. Mutton
Nethers are quotable at DC 2 10. and E'yes at
46.tiIc a h. Lamb uotahle at 7G9c q h for
Spring. VeAI-Quotshle AT 9allIse ? h. Pork
Live Hogs. on foot, lGiiac; dressed do SIG &c
y,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-22

DE-. NTIES~
SPECIALIST AND GRADUATE
No. II KEARNY STREET.
THREATS ALL CHRONIC, PRIVATE AM
L Special Diseases with the same wonderful
SUCCESS as of old
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IIERIG DISPFNSARY.

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Private Entrance, 405 Mason street, four biooka
I'D Geary street from Kearny. Nam entrance
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
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rVlRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE
l. Al
SAC RIA M EN- TO.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-28
A Splendid Fruit Country,

Referring to letter from Mesilla,
New Mexico, recently published in this
paper, and mentioning the advantages
of the Mesilla valley as n fruit coun-
try, it may interest our readers to
know that since that letter was pub
lished; Mr.. Cuniffe the proprietor of
l6.acre fruit farm near Las Cruces, has
sold it, rcserving this years crop, for
sS,S75.00. This Is little over S554. 90
an acre--a fair price for land where
unimproyed land, just as well located,
is offered at from $500 to $500 an
acre. The improvements consisted of
q vineyard, and of apple, peach, pear,
plum, cherry, prune, fig and apricot
groves, and were commenced about
eleven years ago.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-28

A remarkable story of coin was
related to a re porter last night.
He was shown a silver half-dollar,
coined IN 1853, on which was engrav-
ed: rs. I. Simons to S. Parker Cor
nelln Mr.. Cornell is man of 90
years, and says the coin was given TO
him when an infant, and that he kept
it until he was 10 years old, when he
grew eager for something, like all
boys at that age, and spent the keep.
sake.
He does not remember where ho
spent it or what he purchased, but
recollects the time. He never saw or
heard of his coin again until yester-
day, when it was paid to him by the
bookkeeper of the firm with which he
is employed. There is no telling
where the piece has been in all these
years, but It is singular that it should at
last find its way back to Mr. Cornell.
Mr.. Cornell prizes the coin very
highly, and, as he regards Its recovery
as phenomenal, has withdrawn it from
circulation. "No money will buy it,
he says.-LouiSvii Courier-Journal.