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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Open Air Concerts.

a meeting was held last evening by the
young gentlemen having in charge the
open air concerts, and an organization was
effected by electing w. R. Ormsby, Chair
man, f. 7. Johnson, Secretary, c. f. Dill
man, Treasurer. 1t was decided that COM
mittees at once be formed to canvas the
city for funds as in former years, and that
they commence their labors to-day The
following are the Collection Committees,
the first named of each beng the chairman
of his committee.
First District-To include Front to west
side of Third streets and the Chinese quar-
ter: c. f. Dillman, H. J. Kilgariff, Dr. J.
II. Parkinson and Brainard F. Smith.
Second District-East side of Third TO
west side of Sixth, inclusive: w. L. Ben
ming, F. T. Johnson, George F. Parker,
George H. Clark, w. r. 0rmsby.
Third District-East side Sixth to west
side Ninth street, inclusive: E. NJ. Thomas,
Thomas f. Gleason, George w. Watson, W.
A. Stephenson, Frederick Ray.
Fourth District-All east of Ninth street:
W. E. Osborn, Henry Geiter, c. E. Burn
ham, Wilbur Hatch.
The Music Committee consists of w. r.
Ormsby, J. o. Coleman H. J. Kilgariff
Committee on Platforms and Lights-W
L. Benning, E. NJ. Thomas.
Committee to interview the State Capitol
Commissioners and the City Trustees to OBJ
tain the use of the Capitol grounds and the
Plaza-Dr.J. II. Parkinson, o. H. p. Sheets,
w. E. Osborn.
A communication was received from
Chief of Police o. C. Jackson offering to
supply the officers for duty upon concert
nights, thereby insuring the perfect order
which was maintained last season.
From the interest manifested, there is no
doubt but that the gentlemen named will
succeed in their laudable efforts, and it is
to be hoped the citizens will do their share
towards sustaining this plea surable and
beneficial amusement during the summer.
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PAVILION PRIVILEGES
State Fair 1885 opens September 7th;
closes September 18th.

DDS FOR THE FOLLOWING WILL BE
ID received by The Committee on Privilege S
until JUNE 10th. al , p NJ: .a3
The exclusive right to publish Daily Paper
and advertise in Park and Pavilion: Pap sr To be
printed in the Pavilion.
The exclusive right to sell Ice Cream.
The exclusive right 10 sell Candy
The exclusive right to sell Soda Water
The exclusive night to sell Cider.
The exclusive right to sell Root Beer.
The exclusive right to sell Pop Corn.
The exclusive right to sell Perfumery.
The exclusive right to keep "a Restaurant
No Bar privilege viii be let nor viii any in
toXicating beverages be allowed in the building
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
Any further information may be obtained from
the Secretary, at the Exposition Building. All
bids must be accompanied by a certified check
covering amount bid.
m27.2w [B. CT EDWIN T. SMITH. Secretary.
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Those in need Of the uo0eles of the season. as aeeY
as STAPLE necessities aoX do 7oeH to oist orr stores
1t fsat 'ntA 70oaM remembering, afaohere fraae is
greatest, aohe1e facilities greatest and methods eft
trade Just and H6eral there advantages IN 0ao1eb and
Price must be largest
4 large trade stays 70fM high prizes POOR
0SS01IHaeHtS.
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SMYRNA. n. Y. March % 18S3-Gents:
The New Home Sewing Machine received
in December last works like 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, sos street. Sacramento, Cal,
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines
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DIED.

Washington, Yolo county, June 2-William T.
Grenter, q native of England, 81 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from Red Mems Hall this afternoon at
O'clock.
Near Niles, Alameda county, June Mrs. E. c.
Bingay.
Glen Valley, Colusa county May 2i-Jos. T.
Tinsley, q years and II months.
Yreka, May Gillian Mary Hotschel, 10 years,
4lnonths and p days.
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BORN.

Sacramento, May 27-Wife of ]. NJ. Scott, a son.
(Bee please copy.)
Fl Dorado, May SO-Wife of C. T. Koussin. a
daughter.
Marysyille May SO-Wife of NJ. R. Garcia, son.
Nevada City, May 2S-Wife of David Aver, a
daughter.
Placerville, May 2l-Wne of John Bernardo, a
daughter.
WeaverviIe, May 21-Wife OF D. Woodbury., q
son.
Boca. May 2I--wife of NJ. Graham daughter.
Placerville, May 23-Wite of Charles Sibeck,
daughter.
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FIFTH AVENUE SALOON.


rTHE sHARPEsT, COOLEST AND MOST
4 Delicious Beer always on d,aueht at cents
glass Best OF Wines, Liquors and Cigars il
stock. EpWARl DiETEEIis, Proprietor
mi3iptf
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JAS. I. FELTER, Son & Cove always
keep Piper Heidsieck and Piper-Sec in
stock, but the trouble is ii sells so fast We
can't supply our trade. We are nearly out.
Got a carload to arrive next week, one in
June and one in August. It's our banner
wine every time =
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J. N. HOGAN, better known as jim, -
for years associated with Louis Schmaelze,
has become one of the proprietors of The
Office" Opening tonight.
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BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board met
yesterday, all the members present Min
utes read and approved. Mr.. Fassett gave
notice that he would to-day, at 10 a. NJ,
move to reconsider the vote by which the
Board on Monday elected Mr. Blanchard
and Miss Reagan as members Of the County
Board of Examination. On motion of Mr.
McMullen the Clerk was ordered to notify
the Road Overseers of the county to make
ard submit their report to the Board for
the term expiring on the 9Th inst. Board
adjourned to examine the trestle work re-
Gently constructed on the Tweifth-street
road.
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Try the Jersey Punch and white
Punch tonight. The Office" zoos
Fourth street, between J and X.
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ENJOY YOURSELVES, by going to the
Caledonian picnic, at East Park, Saturday,
June 9Th.
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POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Mike Whalen was convicted of dis
turbing the peace at a restaurant, in partak-
ing of meal and going away without
making settlement, and was fined S25 or
twenty-five days ..... Ed. Gowan and Chas.
Isum. two colored youths who had dis
turbed the peace by fighting, were let of
with light punishment, the forme" being
fined s. 80 and the latter $5......The cases
of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, charged with dis
turbing the peace. were dismissed on pay
inent of costs.
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HALE Bros great special sale of New
York and Eastern bought drives now on.
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Sacramento, June by Rev. A. c. Herrick, Al,
bert l.. Wait to Clara A. HibacocR, both oil
Sacramento. (San Francisco papers please
copy)
Sacramento, May S0-By Halnes, Justice Of
the Peace, Michael N. Gallagher to Mary L.
Noblaek, both of Sacramento.
Sacramento, June BY G. Haines, Justice OF
the Peace, William Wetzler, of Lincoln, Placer
county, to Emma Smith, of Forest Hill, PlaceI
county.
Ca9ay, Yolo county, May SIC. S. Conner to
Emma Wyatt.
Marysvile May 30-Geo. H. Simpson to Mar
garet O'Brien.
wyandotte. Butte county, May 21-James E
Riehl to Paralee Grubbs
Union District, Butte county, May S0-Thoma:
Gaffney to Sadie Childs
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NJ. CRoNAN.-Has just opened his new
wholesale store. He must have Piper
Heidsieck.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

! Mrs. H. E. Button went down to San
Francisco yesterday to visit friends.
! David Perkins, of Oroville, passed
through to San Francisco yesterday.
| Mrs. A. Walrath came down from Nevada
| City yesterday, going to San Leandro.
| Hon. Frank McCoppin, of San Francisco,
will arrive from the East this morning.
| VIM. Chenowith was among the passen-
gers for San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Elijah H. Renfro and wife returned to
| their home at Oakland yesterday morning.
V. V. Mann, Treasurer of Placer county,
came to the city yesterday to settle with the
State.
Miss Berry, niece of Hon. C. P. Berry,
came down from Newcastle yesterday
morning.
Hon. W. H Parks and wife. of Marys-
vile, came up from San Francisco yester-
day going home.
Miss Lulu Murphy and Miss Florence
Hawkins returned TO Marysville yesterday
from San Francisco.
Mrs. F. Birdsall, who has been East for
about three months, will return by the
overland train this morning.
J. O'Brien, of Stockton, came to the city
Yesterday to attend the funeral of General
Hardenbergh, with whom he came to the
State in 40.
DR. H. W. Yemans surgeon of the U. S.
cutter Corwin, which leaves in few days
for Alaska, has been paying Sacramento
visit and left for the Bay yesterday after
noon.
social and literary entertainment will
be given at Calvary B}ptist Church this
evening at s o'clock, by the Young Peoples
Guild Some of the best local talent will
participate in rendering an interesting
programme, after which ice cream and cake
will be served in the vestry
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
F. A. Hyde, NJ. D. Hyde, Henry Hartford,
B. V. Laws, L. Mativia, San Francisco; H.
7. Higgins, Clarksburg; Geo. Cornwall,
Napa; Miss Dooling, lone T. J. Flanagan,
Blue Canyon; Ed. Murray, CORTLAND W.
G. Brown, Nicolaus; Mrs. E. L. Wilson,
McConnell's; R. D. Stephens, Brighton
Geo. Goodman, San Francisco c. Mann,
Oakland
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday; Jas. R. Weeks, Chicago; VIM
Ns,annary, Mrs. F; NJ. Bates, San FRANCISCO;
VIM. c. Savage, Oakland VIM. H. Parks
and wife, Marysville; Miss Wilson. San
Francisco; D. P. Carter Santa Rosa; VIM.
F. McCraken, Costumes; c. J. Miller, VIM.
H. Brown, San Francisco Chas Morgan,
New York; Alonzo H. Morris, L. Black,
San Francisco; F. E. Mitchell, rancho; E.
Beyfus, San Francisco; Jas. NJ. Haven,
Oakland; John Dixon, San Francisco J. J.
Callan, Marysville; John Francis, Wood
land; NJ. Walrad, Colusa.
In the city yesterday: William Nannary,
with Bishops Comedy Company; James
Garden, well-known member of the
theatrical profession, who was member
of the Joseph Proctor company which
played in this city about fourteen years
ago; J. J. Campbell, of the Gait Gazette;
Judge Bliss, of Marysville; w. H. H.
Hart, Of San Francisco; Mrs. ]. f. Farms
worth, of Newcastle; Mrs Moore, William
Utter, Franklin; s. B. Moore and wife,
Costumes w. Green and wife, Jackson
Mrs. John Nelmes, Elk Grove; Peter Han
son, Walnut Grove; II. 2. Kneeland, Lin
coin; John Grace, Folsom F. f. Conner,
Michigan Bar; William Mitchell, Gait;
Charles Greenway, Dixon; B. Mylar, Santa
Cruz.
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By every one who
knows that it is an ex-
ira dry wine, with not
over 10 per cent. of
alcoholic strength, and
for all You may drink,
there is not a head
ache in a basket, as it is
not loaded with sugar
and brandy, nor made
artificially dry, but has
that beautiful bouquet
and just enough dry
ness to make you dry
for more. We guaran-
tee it equal to any
other brand. NONE
BETTER CAN BE
DRANK.
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BANK EXCHANGE,

A NOUS ROSS. PROPRIETOR. ALL KINDS
n OF Choice Wines Liquors and Cigars CON
Stantiy in stock. VAN the chief OF mixolo-
gists, superntendS Dl2S 3pIm
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DoN'T Miss IT-Don't miss the Gale
DOMAIN picnic, June 9Th Always the best.
More games, more amusements and more
fun than ever before.
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PLAID BUNrINGs, 12l cents a yard, at
Hale Bros sale.
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By the public, who
know that it is a Wine
of the very first quality,
and who are not going
TO be humbugged by
dealers, who try to
force on you new and
inferior brands labeled
as being Extra Dry.
etc, when they are not
a first quality wine,
hoping toget big prices
and large profits
PIPER is 100 cents on
the dollar always.
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Piper HeidSieCk

In every city and town
of the United States
from Maine to Texas,
from New YORK to the
Pacific Coast.
By every Wine Mer-
chant of prominence,
Hotel, Club and Res
taurant, and in use at
the table of every
family. When enter
tanning with PIPER
you may rest assured
That it is the correct
thing.
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ROTEIls ANi. aaSIAUR4Nrs.
WESTERN HOTEL

NOS. zoe TO 2!9 X STREET,
1NIKEE BLOCKS From RAILROAD DEPOT,
:. Leading Business and Family Hotel of Sac
raIucnto, Ca. The most convenient to Post.
Office, Express and Land Offices ali Courts ana
Places OF Amusement. Meals, 20 cents. First
class in all its appointments. Free coach to and
from the Hotel. WM LAND, Proprietor.
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WOODBURY. & BARNEs.-Will get you
Piper Heidsieck
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FASHION SALOON,

501 X street, between Fifth and Sixth.
VNHIs SALOON HAS BEEN REMoDELED
and fitted up in f'st-C.aSs style. Choice
Wines. Liquors and Cigars Cool Beer, cents.
Also Pool and Billiard Room. Ny friends and
the public invited 10 give me n call.
1n29-im FRANK J. JOHNSTON Proprietor.
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GRAND opening of The Office" zoos
Fourth street, between and X, tonight.
Gamble & Hogan =
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SALOONS, ETC.
II. L. F. GAMBLE. J.
1.-THE OFFICE

1908 Fourth street-................SaCr amento
(NeXt California State Bauk)
THOROUGHLY RENOVATED. PAINTED.
| New Decorations, Carpets, etc. The finest
appointed Saloon in the city, Cool, Fancy sum-
mer Drinks Il speciality Everything strictly
first class. ca MBLE Il HOGAN, Proprietors.
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EBNER BRos.-Pleased to have your or
ders for Piper Heidsieck.
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SEE Hale Bros values in dress goods. =
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A. H. Powers & Co.-Will keep Piper
HpidSieck
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HALL, LUHRs & Co.-Will take care of
any of their customers who want Piper
Heidsieck
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VERY SERIOUS REsULT.-A dispatch re-
ceived in this city yesterday from Reno
stated that Miss A. NJ Johnson, the mem
Der of the San Francisco teachers excur-
sion party who became seriously i'll from
nervous prostration, consequent upon the
accidental shooting of Miss May Pinkham
near Rocklin last Saturday, and had to
leave the train at Reno on Monday, had
subsequently become insane. Her brother,
a resident of Sacramento, has gone To that
place to care for her. Miss johnson orig
inallv occupied the seat in the car in which
Miss Pinkham sat at rle time of the fatal
accident and left it but two or three min
utes before the shot, the little girl taking
her place and reclining on Miss Johnson's
pillow.
PosroFFIcE CoMMIssIoSERs.-The Post
office Commissioners met at P. N. yester-
day to take action upon the proposals sub
mitted for the sale of property suitable for
a site for the new Government building;
but, as Mr.. Bailey, owner of the property
at present occupied. desired little more
dime in which to make a proposition for
the sale of site on the northwest corner
OF Fourth and X streets, the Board adj
journed until l P. NJ. tomorrow, when 1t is
probable selection will be made.
RoAsT turkey, chicken fricasse, cold ham,
terrapin stew and oceans of bibulants TO
wash them down, at s. The Office opening
tonight Quill toothpicks free.
I The Behr Bros Upright Pianos carried
| OH the gold medal at New Orleans World
| Fair
Largest stock of dress goods in town.
Hale Bros sale
MEN's jean drawers, % cents a pair. Hale
Bros. sale.
H. WEINMoH.-Will have Piper Held
! sleek for you.
GONE ALL YE to the grand opening of
1.-THE Office tonight. Gamble d Hogan =
L1NDLEY & Co.-Will keep Piper-Heid-
sleek in stock.
Boorx & Co.-Wiu fill your orders for
Piper Heidsieck.
HuGH CAsEY.-Will sell you Piper
Heidsieck.
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HARRY GAMBLE will tonight. at the
opening of THE Office" dispense allm
ner of new mixed drinks.
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GEO. w. CHEsLEY Has carload Piper
Heidsieck on the way.
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FREE LIBRARY MEETING.-The Trustees
OF the Public Library met at their office in
the library building last evening Present,
w. c. Fitch, President; A c. Hinkson,
Vice President: S. II. Gerrish, Seer etary;
Francis Lenoir and A S. Hopkins. The
report Of the Librarian for the month of
May was read, as follows: Number of books
issued during the month. 3,Sl6-classiied
thus: Fiction. 5000; history. 104; biogra-
ply, 80; travels and adventures, 2l0; mis-
cellaneous literature, 2U5; religious, %;
poetry and drama, 81; science and art lis
Number OF books issued per day, 1872; per
centage OF fiction, 70. Number of cata-
iGsues sold, 1, Number Of books repaired
in library, So Number Of names on the
register, GOA. Amount of the fines col
lected, So 50. The Trustees decided that
they were ready to raise the sidewalk in
front of the library building so as to con-
form with the grade of the street whenever
the adjacent property owners are willing to
do the same. The sidewalk along the
whole block is in bad condition at present,
as the curbing projects a foot above the
walk. The following bills were allowed:
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co, $13;
Capital Gas Co, S15; c. S. Houghton,
| $44 %; Mrs. p. Riley. s.; \. L. Bancroft &
Co, s. 30; A. J. Wickes, So 40; Theodore
Berendsohn, S23 SO; Day Il JOY, 81. After
ordering lot of new books the Board adj
journed.
BARwICK's BULLETIN. - The following
Signal Service reports show the highest
thermometer yesterday along the Pacific
slope, and also the highest on last Friday
the 10Th of May, for the places named
Tatoosh Island, highest temperature yester-
day, $50: highest on Friday, $50; Olympia,
60 and 800; Spokane Falls, 10 and 800;
Fort Candy, $50 and Csc; Portland, 100 and
SO; Roseburg, CSC and $50; Cape Mendo-
elmo, $50 and $50; Red Bluff, 7s6 and 1909;
Sacramento, 10 and 9So; San Francisco,
| 800 and CSC; Los Angeles, 76o and 100; San
Diego 73o and ZOE. There is but one Sig
nal Service point along the Pacific coast
that was warmer yesterday than on Friday
| last, which was the hottest day this sum-
mer; that place was San Diego, ii being 80
warmer there yesterday than on Friday. Los
Angeles 80 cooler, San Francisco 70 cooler.
Sacramento 30 cooler, Red Bluff DO cooler,
Cape Mendocino SO cooler, Roseburg Ito
cooler, Portland lac cooler, Fort Candy 80
cooler, Spokane Falls 110 cooler, Olympia
| I5o cooler, and Tatoosh Island only 10
cooler than Friday, the 10Th of May.
HARRY OAMbLE vii! tonight at tne
opening of The Office" dispense altman
ner of new mixed drinks.
"
THE FIYEsT.-The finest athletes in the
State will be at the Caledonian picnic, Sat
urday, June 9th.
HALL, LuHRs & Co.-Will take care Of
any of their customers who want Piper
Heidsieck.
EBNER BRos-Pleased to have your or
derS for Piper Heidsieck.
GEO. w. CHEsLEY.-Has q carload Piper
Heidsieck on the way.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MENTION,

ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
Union Lodge, F. and A NJ, tonight.
German Frauen Verein this evening
Social entertainment this evening.
Court Suffer this evening.
United Friends this evening.
Red Jacket Tribe funeral notice.
G.. A. r. card of thanks.
Business Advertisements.
Rooms to let on NJ street.
BuckSkin horse, sUTayed or stolen.
Estate of John Waldie.
Removal J. c. Devine's Marble Works.
Agents wanted.
Wanted, situation.
Wahl's Merchants Exchange Saloon.
Dale 4 Co.-Silll flags.
Sawtelle for fire works.
Red House-Gents' hats.
Weinstock y Lubin-Bicycles ana veloeipedes.
Hale Bros. & Co.-Speeial sale.
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THE FrNEsT.-The finest athletes in tn
State will be at the CALIFORNIAN picnic, Sat
urdaV, June 9th.
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MEMS suits, 81 each, at Hale Bros sale.s
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HACKNEY EOIISE

{FORMERLY FIFTH AVENUE HOUSE,
Fifth street. bet. ) and x, Sacramento.
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fINus HOUSE WILL BE REPT IN FIRST
class style. Meals y cents; Board and
Lodging, s. 70 s. a week.
m2l.tI JOHN TACNNEG Proprietor
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COME ALL YE to the grand opening
The Office tonight Gamble d Hogan
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L1ND1EY & Co.-Will keep Piper Hell
sleek in stock. 3
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RoAsT turkey, chicken fricasse, cold ham,
terrapin stew and oceans of bibulants TO
wash them down. at " The Office opening
tonight Quill toothpicks free.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-03

The Behr Bros Upright Pianos carried
OH the gold medal at New Orleans World s
Fair
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Boorx & Co.-Will fill your orders for
Piper Heidsieck.
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HuGH CAsEY.-Will sell you Piper
Heidsieck.
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H. WEINRIcH.-Win have Piper-Heid-
sleek for you.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-03

Largest stock of dress goods in town
Hale Bros sale
MENs jean drawers, % cents pair. Hale
Bros sale.