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BERKELEY is pure.
CLEARING SALE sack suits, Eiseman Bros

THE National Safe Deposit company, corner
18th and New York avenue, receives trunks of
silverware, bonds and all sorts of valuable
things ON special deposit for q moderate charge.
See advertisement.
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BABY Carriages. Travelling Trunks
and RefrigeratOrs of the leading manufac-
turers can be bought at reduced prices at T.
tablishment S12-7th ST. NV
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TRY BERKELEY, 1t is pure.
SALE serge suits, Eiseman Bros

HAVE You had sample of Berkeley. If not,
get one, it is pure. Tharp, SIS st. u. W.
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Boys Flannel bicycle Shirts
And Waists at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot
18th and III.
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CITY ITEMS.
Great Reductions In All Our Depart
ment4.

-
mentS.
GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Hooked Balls. from 81 cts up.
Buttoncd Shoes from 81 cts. up
Congress Caters from 81 % up.
Low shoes from 9S cts. up.
Canvas Shoes from 95 cts. up.
Our remaining stock of Fine Hand-sewed
SHOES ut 10 per cent discount.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
House Slippers from % cts up.
Kid Slippers from 40 cts. up.
Opera Toes from 50 cts up.
NewportS and Buttoned from IS cts. up.
Oxford Ties from 90 cts up.
Lace Serge Caters from 60 ct2up.
Congress Caters from 65 cts. up.
Buttoned Fox Caters from 70 cts. up.
Fine Kid Button Shoes from 81 cts. up.
Ilove-top SHOES reduced to 81 %.
Fine Curacao Kid Shoe at Sf.73.
Common Sense Shoe at .9S.
len per cent; reduction on all French Kid and
Hand-sewed Goods.
CHILDRENs DEPARTMENT.
Baby Shoes from 10 cts up
Baby Slippers from AZ cts. up.
Heeled Newports and Buttoned, 40 cts
Spring Heel Slippers. extra quality, 95 cts.
operas, Nassars, OXfOrdS aud Sandals, 60 cts
Spring Heel shoes from So cts up.
Heeied Buttoned Shoes from u cts. up.
Fine Kid Buttoned Shoes, 50 cts. up
Buttoned Canvas Lawn-tennis Shoes, for boys
ana girls, only ~ cts. worth 81.
Call early to secure these bargains so as to
avoid the rush. z. STAssURGER.
No. 9O6 7th street, four doors above st.
All Kinds Sewing Machines for Rent,
All latest improvements, at 81 per week or SO
per month, at Auerbach's 18th and H. /
Ladies will please call early mornings to
avoid the great rush in the afternoon while
clearing stock at j. +. Young'S 1856 9TH Street
cloth and silk house.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Eeufhep

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 1, 1855, IL a. m
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather
northerly winds, becoming variable, slight rise
in temperature.
For Thursday, fair weather is indicated for
the districts on the Atlantic coast, with rising
temperature.
The Caltgraph Conquers Competitors.
HONESTLY AWARDED At THE WORLDS FAIR.
For further exposing deceptive publications
OF the "Caiigraph's' defeated competitor at the
New Orleans Exposition, we sub DIN the follow
ing Official telegram, just received:
''NEW ORLEANS, La June 80, 1885.
W. ~. Porter, HGshiRGton u. O.:
Jury on Type-writers was Coleman. Cook
and Thoens. Report published by Remington
Is unauthorized and moi o0iciGI.
"GUS. A. BREAUX,
yi,.i,. IIa,,f 4 a.
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CLEARING SALE $40 suits, Efseman Bros, TIE
THE National Safe Deposit company, corner
18th and New York avenue; office hours q.
IN. to p. m. Call and inspect the vaults
CLEARING SALE summer clothes, Eiseman Bros
ASTRONOMICAL. TELESCOPES. Hempler. near a..
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GAS RANGES AND STOVES at Shedd's 400
9th street northwest.
SEE AUCTION COLUMN for sale Of large stock
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ThOrDtOn'S Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites OF
Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption,
impaired nutrition and general debility; easy
and pleasant to take. Prescribed by physf.
Clans. Sold by Druggists. Large bottles soc.
Manufacturcd by w. E. Thornton, corner Bal
tllnore ana Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md.
m,wf
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. ETC.

4 TTENTIoNi ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUES, &C.
"A PStQrtos Orchestra Is not connected with Lower
Cedar Point this season. and can be Engaged rea-
sonahe terms for excur sions pcsics Sc Address tn
and l. stS- NV; SIS e vt. Sc jeS-&ws
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SO Per Gallon. 75c.. Quart Bottle No. l
rye hlsky best in the world for the money
orders by mail. McGees 9th near d St S&w.3m
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FIREwoRKS.-There are auction prices for al,
kinds OF fireworks at Weeks q Co.. salesrooms'
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Ladies will please call early mornings to
avoid the great rush in the afternoon while
clearing stock at ]. f. Young's, 736 eth street,
cloth and silk house
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w. q O. W. Il. IL. Excursion to Belmont
Park July 4th. Round trip soc.
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Chairman of Dept. Awards"
w. III. PORTER, General Agent, 933 + street.
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Bicycle Hose, 20 Different Kinds,

Cholera: Oiphtheria, Fevers, Maaria,
prevented by the use Of Reed & Carnrick's So
dunn Hypochlorite (disinfectant). RECON-
mended by the Public Health Association as
superior to all other disinfectants and germi-
c1des. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
m,w,s-15 1872 Fulton st.. n. Y.
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Mems Gray, Blue and White Flannel
shirts,
Buttons and lace, at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt
Depot, It'll and II.
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WoRCEsTER's HOUSEHOLD DICTIoNARY.-
This is a beautifully bound condensation OF
Worcester's large standard. IL con tains $4,000
words, besides an immense amount OF general
inior nation in an appendix. 1t Is published
al 81, but can be bought for 9S cents any day
this week at Cbas. Baums book and stationery
department..
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METROPOLITAN ATLANTIC CITY. CORNER
Ay1 Atlantic and Sth tAIas>l AYES. near 4
warm baths; Camden aud Atlantic trains W
stop at door. Terms moderate. lE
nlyl-eolOw J. A MCCLEES Pronr~s-.-1
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Belmont Park-July 4th-Dancing. Boa
ing and Fishing. Round trip soc.

NV III DIZZY CIe NsdIIt DepOC, TN una H.
How Fiftcen.year-Old Struck 1t Rich.
While wandering around New Orlea ms.
freddy Scheuermann, Il lad OF fifteen years of
Mobile, saw louisiana state lottery tickets in
use for this dollar in my pocket" and asked it
he could by a ticket. Freddy had been
attracted by the ticket in the window, and
would have no other, whcreupon the dealer
complied with the request, giving him ticket
NO. $3.50. He awaited the drawing, and he
was aware That he was worth $1,000. His
father collected it.--NoJile Register May %,
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Great North Mountain, near Winchester, n a
Va ABOUT hours ride from Washington. vEyA II
with al points reached by telegraph. OPENS JUNE
~ 1852 no bar. safe and delightful sumuser re
solL Atltuoe over LOCO feet Atmosphere dry No
swamps , Or i1gx -Four different mnsrai wsiers Of
and dyspepsia A rare chaybeste spring fthe sarons
ess n ne unisd Sssfss CONTAINING per on over IL
q prctortds aud nearly l3 grains sphaIe Of n,scne
sa These mineral waters may Be used sinxly or CONT
p30i heated 20 an agreeable Temperature
the season. 49, ~
hmphlets and al Information at A. PRATT a
ton, D. G. = = - = -
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SUMMIT HOUSE, TERRA ALTA. w SAa
- VA.-This hotel Is nov open for summer VI -
guests; the highest point on the H. x o. X S--4A-h
T.; pure water, splendid climate; the accominodaons
frst-class prices very low for health this point can
not be eXcelled. cholera never get here sceEeIs
the finest in the mountains; good fishing. Mrs al; Ia
WORTHINGTON, Proprietress. lels-ZM
A TLANTIC CITY.
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''VNtE NEW COLUMBIA" CAPE MAYA I
-. J. SEASON of lc>5 open. Inc xc,vJ- - .
uonsd In al las appointments Finest beach X ,
IN uew World. Terms - lo - pcrday. accord. 10y
Ing 10 location Special rates Cor the season -
JAMES d. MCCLELLAN
iTuFr.an-.
Formerly OF Logan House, Altoona: Bryn MRsr no.
Ter fenilsylyana: stock ton ape May 1854 td now
OF American Hotei, Philadelphia p.,2lm
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DIVIDEND DEcLARED.-At a meeting of the
trustees OF the Washington Brick Machine COM
pany, June 30th, a seIni-annual dividend OF
four per cent on the capital stock OF the COM
pany was declared, payable on or after July
10 1855
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. ETC

NoTICE,-A GRAND PICNIC WILL BE GIVEN
toar at Pencetes Weeds Opposite National Race
90. A fine Band of Music has been engaged RE-
Teshmenas OF every kind on the grounds. Convey
ances leate Navy Yard Gate at Z am. it,
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III PI-NNA,
" MAIN LINE Pf,NNA. RAILROAD a. 4
On top OF Allegheny Mountains Nty@
June o5th. s-.<--e
P;r!or and Sleeping Cars from all points east and
west. For circulars, BE- address
Eyl-eo3g MN. L. DCNHAA. Sup. CreSson u,
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ElARA1 FOR sALE-i0 ACRES OF LAND s-xn'
IL under cultivation; House, Barn, fine Ss5#
Vineyard and orchard, miles from Sac---asz
.j2l J street o10.6tE,gTt&
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THE 4" HOME SEEKER. !"

The Immigration Associations nof North
ern California is now preparing to issue
the September number of the " "HOME
SEEKER" It is to be enlarged, and
fully illustrated with photographic views
OF Northern California. tt viii contain
practical information Of the resources
and advantages of the Northern Conn
ties. All the proceeds ofthis publication
viii be devoted to the carrying on OF
immigration work. We appeal to the
business men Of the Northern part offhe
State to give ii their advertising sup.
port. BY so doing, the work Of bring
ing an increase Of population to the
State viii be carried on. Al ogden q
copy viii be put in the hands OF each
incoming passenger. In addition to this,
several thousand copies win be dis
trfbuted on the trains leaving Chicago,
in order to attract the settler intending
TO settle in other States and Territories.
Give the "H0ME SEEKER Your sup
port. ap7-tf
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Otter Hunters.

The following is from the Monterey
4rgus: 1t has been known for years that
the sea coast in the immediate vicinity of
the Sur Rancho was the home Of large
numbers Of sea o;ters, but until this wear
no organized effort, that we know of, has
ever been made 10 turn this fact to account.
Something like a year ago the Nidieyer
Bros. took up claim just below the Sur
After being there d short time they became
aware of the fact that otter hunting prom
ised greater returns for labor and time ex-
pended than did agricultural pursuits, and
immediately set about to secure the ueces-
sary apparatus for hunting the animals on
q large scale. About three months ago q
company was formed, a small yacht pur-
chased, and trip made up and down the
coast facing the Sur They were eminentlv
| successful, forty-five pets being captured
| in few days time. Another cruise was
| then made down the coast as far as Santa
Barbara. which added thirty-live pelts more
to their catch These were taken TO San
| Francisco and sold at q handsome profit,
| none of the pelts selling f = less than $50,
and one, very large, handsome one, of a
| light brown, spotted color, being held as
high as $500. Week before last the Midi
| ever brothers returned TO The Sur. Aban-
doning the yacht, they have now three
small boats, with a crew of ten men, and
with these they expect TO double up on
their former catch, and without leaving the
| confines OF the Sur. We understand that
another company is talked of, to operate
just north of the Sur, where the animals are
said To be unusually plentiful The otter
is an aquatic animal. and feeds on fish.
| musseis abalones etc, all of which are
found in abundance in the vicinity of the
Sur. These animals have great many
peculiar habits, and among others is one
which struck our informant as being some
thing akin TO human, as follows: When
alarmed, if they have young ones not old
enough to take care of themselves, the
mother tucks them under her lore leg and
dives under the water, coming up at short
I intervals for air Each time, on arising to
the surface, the mother turns her head and
blows strongly in The faces OF her babies to
clear them OF water that might otherwise
interfere with free breathing.
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MORPHINE AND
Whisky Habit posi-
lively cured by DR..
kEELEG'S Chloride
of Gold Rem g dy.
! Books on habit and
, genuine testimoni-
ais Of many of the
prove, mailed fee.
be convinced. All
.isl. G. G. STRONG,
Francisco, Agent for
i31plmfughS
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OREGON.


Wife, Children aud Creditors Deserted.
PORTLAND, October I4th.-Dr. J. B. G.
Phillips, one Of the proprietors of the
Hawthorne Sanitarium in this city, left
mere three weeks ago with all the money
he could collect. Yesterday his wife re-
ceiyed letter from him saying she would
never see his face again. She has tive
children. Phillips has mother living in
san Francisco. He came here from Chi
cago six months ago with letters of the
highest recommendation.
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& & ri F. Z III u q ITO N
OUR RCLOAkS')IAL

Lot No 1,04s-Forty Misses GRAY Cloth
Cloaks, velvet trimmed, with silk orna-
ments; sizes, 6 to II years. Price, 81 %.
Lot No. 1,050-Fifty Assorted Colors of Misses
Closks, dolman sleeve, with cape trimmed
with velvet and ornaments; ages, from ITO
y. Price, 81; good value for So
Lot No. 1,059-One Hundred Misses Chin
chilla Cloaks, with sleeves and capes:
handsomely trimmed; sizes, from 6 to IL
Lot No. 1,0i-Thirty Misses Gray Cloth
C!oaks, with sleeve; various styles oftrim-
ming sizes, from to Il. Price, 3.
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ITO LET-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
i suitable for housekeeping, at No IIO915
Ninth street, to persons without children refer
enee required. s29-tf
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FOR sALE-T0 LET.

UNFINISHED HOUSE TO LET.-A TWO -
Il story Nicely Furnished House to let, sH:.;I
at 1927 Eighth street. ol4-tf
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Lot No. 5iS-Ten Ladies' Short Jersey
Cloth Jackets. Price, IS 25; real value, SIS
Lot No. 757-Six Ladies' French TricOt Cloth
Dolmans, silk AStrakhan trimmed Price
ST.; real value, SO,
Lot Nc. 4S2-One All-wool Diagonal Cloth
Circular. silk AstrGkhan, silk chenille and
heavy silk braid trimmed, Sl6
Lot No. 2,491>-One Ladies Fine French
Pique Do,man, nicely trimed with silk
Astrakhan Sl5 real value, $50.
Lot No. 4,22i-ODe Ladies' Brown Jersey
Cloth Newmarket AStrakhan trimmed,
with ornaments, Sl2 80, Size, 81
Lot No. 3,03o-Two Ladies' Satin Circulars.
flr-lined. Price, SIS; regular price, $50
Lot No. 3,ol6-One Ladies Russian Mate
lasse Circular, heavy iur-trimmed, 81;
worth $50.
Lot No t,335-Ten Misses Brown Diagonal
Jersey Cloth. trimmed with Astrakhan
and ornaments, S..
Lot No. / 22O-Four Misses Closks, with
shoulder cape of brown twilled cloaking,
plush coll4is and cuffs and also trimmed
with same around cape and down back
box piaits, silk ornaments, 50.
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NEVADA.


RENO, October l4th.-In the pacing race,
Alderman and Prince each got heat yes
terday, and the race was postponed To-
day Nevada won in three straight heats.
The best time was in the last heat-2:254
Moonlight beat Question in the mile and
an eighth dash, and Atchison beat Lige
Clark in the half-mile dash. The PAGERS
90 again Saturday
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wAsaINaroN rEEKIToRY.
Suicide Through Despondency-KnIed by
RUNAWAY Team.

WALL WALIA. October 14th.-Fred.
Park, a farmer living near Colfax. ". T.,
suicided last night with morphine The
cause was dependency over domestic
difficulty
Patrick Keating rancher living near
Almota, W. T., was killed to-day by a run
away team
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Ladies' CIOakS and Wraps!

Lot No. 1,017-Ten Ladies Tight fitting
Langtry Wool Cloaks, for 81 each.
Lot No. 1S1-Seven Ladies' Wool listers,
with plush trimming, for 81 80.
Lot No lQ0-Thirteen Ladies' Light-colored
Long Wool Cloaks, 81 50.
Lot No. S50-Fifeen Ladies' Black Imitation
Chinchilla Short Cloaks. for 10 cents each.
Lot No. 1,061-Seven Ladies' All-woQl Diago-
nal Cloth, Fancy Silk Braid with Fur
Trimming, Circular Dolmans, for SIS.
These are good value for $50
Lot No. 6,507-Eight Ladies' All-wool Lang
try Jersey Cloth dong, extra-fne quality,
Lot No. 574-Fifteen Ladies' Black Plush
Circulars satin trimming around the neck
Price, S. 75.
Lot No. 566-Twenty two Ladies' Plush Cireu-
lars; eolors, green and brown. Price,
Lot No. 2,029-Ten Ladies Langree Jersey
Cloth, with vest front. Price, SIG; good
value for S25.
Lot No. 7,231-Fourteen Ladies' Gray All
wool Hercules Braid Trimmed Long u
sters. Price, 50.
Lot No. 7,3S5-SiXteen Ladies' All-wool Ex-
tra-fine Brown listers. Price, 81.
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HALE BROS. & CO.
This Morning, at Q o'clock: One Job Lot
Of CORSETS, at Zoe. each.

As our prices and qualities become
more widely known, so does our trade
increase. Remember, if you are in
need of anything in Undergarments,
our stock is complete and our prices
at low ebb, while the qualities will
bear the closest inspection.
Mems SingIe-breasted Sack Suits; made
OF fancy brown cashmere, with black
plaids. Price, $40 suit.
Mems Single-breasted Sack Suits; made of
red and green-mixed cashmere.
Price, $l2 suit.
Mems SingIe-breasted Sack Suits. of black
ribbed cashmere, with fancy silk
mixture of red and white. Price,
$l3 so a suit.
Mems Single breasted, Four-button CUT
away FrOck Suits made of fine black
and plun1-colored corkscreW. Price,
SIT SO suit
Mems Single breasted Sack Suits made
OF an extra-heaVy weight fancy brown
and grey check. at Sl8 suit.
Mems Single e-breasted Sack Suits; heavy
weight cashmere; grey check with
red mixture. Price, $40 a suit.
Mems Suits, in fancy brown cashmere,
with fancy check of grey; flat bound,
and long roll. Price. S24 a suit.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-15

MONTEREY, October l4th.-Dr. Heintz
was called to Tie Hotel del Monte at about
9:45 to-day, to see Henry w. Shaw c' Josh
Billings J, who was there sitting in a chair
by the fire in the grand hall or vestibule. ap-
parentiy in good health, nothing beyond q
severe pain in the chest troubling him He
said Ny doctors in the East ordered rest
of the brain, but throwing back his long
hair you can see that do not have to
work my brain for simple lecture.
It comes spontaneously; tut am some
times dizzy, and have every and all kinds
of noises in my head While talking, be
threw his hands over his head and fell
backwards. He was carried TO his room.
and in three minutes was dead The BODY
is being embalmed, to be sent East. His
wife is here. The face shows no pain. and
seems perfectly natural. He was 10 have
lectured here Friday, for the benefit of the
local Lodge of Good Templars. He was q
general favorite at the hotel. Mr.. Shaw was
81 years old.
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= =. I--t--.-I -VIN-V' VI4+II -37--.-.
TITO LET-A NEW HARD-FINISHED -
Il house; nine rooms, bath, gas and all Iii
street NJ 4 1,TE
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DoOMSi ROOMS NO. S0S, NORTHEAST
IL corner of Eighth and K streets; handsome
rooms, single or in suites; the best rooms in the
pot pass the door every five minutes; strictly
iirst-class in every respest.
sl2-tf MRS. GRICE Proprietress
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Admitted to BaiI.

HoLLIsTER, October 1lth-In the habeas
corpus case Of Andrew Irwin, held to an
swer for the murder of DR.. Powers Judge
Breen filed his written decision to-day ad-
mitting Irwin to $4,000 bail. The bond
has not yet been filed.
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weather Indications.

San FRANCIsCo, October 14th-8 P. NJ
Signal Service indications for the succeed
ing thirty-tNo hours North Pacific fair
weather, except in the extreme northern
portion. where there will be light local
rains, with variable winds Middle Pacific
fair weather, with variable winds, generally
northweseriy. South Pacific, fair weather,
with light winds, generally northwesterly
Douhle v-.oefx l., Sou r>a,,;. r,4
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DECEIVED, CAR EXTRA CHOICE FOUI
IL tier SPitzenberg and R. I. Greening

Nos. 30s and 80 x st, Sacramento, Cal.
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Jewelry store BurgIarized.

TRAvER, October 14th.-Hayne's jewelry
store was burglarized last night and large
number of watches were taken. No clue
10 the robbers
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-15

TIE CoLusA RAILRoAD.-Tbe CoInsa Sle,
says
Work Is progressing very iavOTably on
the railroad. The worst Of the work has
been done Some eI tie earth was very
hsrd to handle. The contract for building
the trcstfe.work has been lel to McAfahom
& Co, Of San Francisco, at eighty cents a
running foot, the material all being fur
Iisiled by the company. /. This is very
cheap. In fact al the contracts have been
let to advantage. The Directors arc striy-
ing to save the last cent The redwood
lumber for piles had 10 be sawed and that
is all that IS putting back the bridge build
ing, That Will be going ahead soon.
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REMOVED.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BuTCHER.

OFFICE AT NEW YORK MAR Ss-rzE-uxzr>
" ket, 1920 and 1922 street.
Sacramento, Cal Highest Cash S5sazSSyS
Price paid for Fat Stock of ali --ze---54
kinds. All kinds of Meat Fresh Dailv and sold
at the Lowest Possible Prices All Meats kept IN
ioe-house attached to shop-a sure guarantee
that it is IN prime condition at sil times.
oS-4pu NJ. F. 0DELL, Proprietor.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-15

No. live have subdivided a tract of
800 acres, near Auburn, into 10 and % acre lots.
This is the finest tract of land in the foothills,
and will well repay visit The well known
reputation the location has for fruits and vine
yards, of itself is worth all that is asked for
the land. II is most all cleared and ready for
the plow. For health, it cannot be surpassed
Irrigation is not required as the land is slate
formation. Price, from SIS to SOS per acre;
half cash
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-15
WAETED-L0ST-FOUND.

UTANTED-A SITUATION IN A GROCERY
w Store, by young man of experience in
the business, or any other class Of work Ad-
dress a. NJ g." this once. ol3-3t*
HiNTED-3 WOMEN FOR THE COUNTRY
w for housework so, fare paid: also girls
for the city, Sl5 to so; also 2orchard hands $40;
q man cook, $50. Apply to HOUSTON d co,
Fourth and K Streets Sacramento OI3-tf