Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-30

Inc Nord Cdly0rnld Herotd, published at
Sacramento and Red Bluff, is now printed
part in English and part in German, max
ing it available to both classes of readers.
The Evening Semi Iropic is the name of
new daily newspaper published at Cotton
San Bernardino county. of which James C.
Peacock is editor and VIM. H. Bailhache is
business manager.
1t is said that the late freeze killed all
the fruit insect pests in Florida. This
would be glorious thing for the horticult.
wrists OF that State, but for the further fact
that the fruit trees are frozen to death also.
De Lesseps says: Il cannot die before
the opening of the Panama Canal.n IF the
eminent Frenchman lives to see that event.
he will yet celebrate the birthdays of many
decades The work thus far accomplished
is but as the marking out of the route.
Captain Eads has issued another PAM
phlet descriptive and illustrative of the
Atlantic and Pacific Ship Railway across
the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. The pamphlet
has eighty pages, and considers the project
commercially, politically and construct
lively. 1t was prepared by Elmer L. Cort-
hell, Chief Engineer.
An advertiser in Modesto paper has
lost his terrestrial footing in his
imaginative and poetic flight He thus
concludes an eloquent address to the peo-
pie, through the advertising columns, at
fifty cents per square: Blazen upon the
history of this country will be this final
sale. 1t will be sale that will faint the
memory of mercy Any person who
would not buy advertisers wares after such
an appeal, should be prosecuted for cruelty
to animals.
The League of Freedom, in San Fran
CISCO has instructed its Secretary to obtain
the list of names signed to the petition
filed with the Board of Supervisors, asking
for high license. The list is wanted for
g the consideration of the members of the
League" 1nasmuch as about half of the
voters OF Sacramento have already signed
a like petition, and that upon a very i'm
perfect and partial canvass for signatures,
it's hardly probable that the Sacramento
list will be subjected to an excruciating
analysis and consideration
The practice of advertising for exchange
of curios and trinkets in certain papers is
admirably taken off by Aunt Keziah " in
column dedicated to that class of notices
in the Tribune and Farmer, published at
Greenfield. Mass, as follows:
Editor Tribune and Farmer: Permit an
other interested one to Join your circle. |
have looked forward with much pleasure
to reading the Exchange" each week. as
have some articles | would like to swap
Ny boy has just had his hair cut; if any Of
the sisters would like it, they would find it
| excellent for stuffing a hustle Would
| take in exchange pair of socks, not much
worn, to fit youth wearing No shoe,
or pair of pants to fit boy of IA. and
would pay the difference in herbs, either
pennyroyal, catnip, thOroughwort. etc
Have also an upper set of false teeth, which
| cannot wear. as my gums have shrunk,
which / would like to exchange for hair
brush, one not much used preferred. Have
| some medicated insoles, which can be used
to protect the feet from cold in winter, or
will vie with porous plaster in strength
ening the back. In exchange / would like
some slips for a baby of three months.
Have pair of American kid shoes, No 6,
which are not much worn, having a small
rip in the back OF each shoe, easily covered
by long dress. | will take in exchange a
box of corn salve, as / am much troubled
with my feet in getting around to do my
work, having a large family. Would like
to exchange autograph postals with the
sisters. AUNT kEZIAH.