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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-05
FOR SALE, FARMS !

100 acres In Placer county, about five
miles from Lincoln; 100 acres of which are in
alfalfa and can put in 80 acres more; plenty
of timber, and creek runs through the whole
length Of the place: Improvements consist of
Frame Dwelling of six rooms, two Barns,
Cattle and Wagon Sheds, a Dairy House. with
all utensils for making cheese and butter
along with thirty Cows, fifteen Calves eight
Horses, three Wagons, Hay Press, Sulky Rake
Hogs and Fowls. Can be purchased for SIS
600; without the personal property, $4,000.
SEQ acres, at @12% per acre, near the
town of Sheridan, Placer county; all under
good hog fence; spring of living wGter run
nng through the place, and plenty Of timber
on the place; with Frame Dwelling. Barn
and other 0uthouses, a vineyard, good bear
5ng G.chald as the Improvements.
". II. AN,
REAL ESTATE SALESRO0M,
No. 325 sire Cal.
P. BOIL F. G. WATEEHoUSE
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800 ACRES.

r;,HREE MILES FROM vACAVfLLE; BEST
| grain, fruit or vine land; all rich level land
and will be sold for about half its value for
cash OF 'rt cash; balance on time to suit; K. r.
station 50 rods away; this is the greatest bargain
in the State; make us an offer. W. NJ. BRAN
DON & CO., 507 Montgomery street, and COG Sac
ramento street, San Francisco. 1pim
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OPENING OF THE ENcAMrMENT.

Proceedings were commenced with Com
mander-in-C Chief Burdette in the chair, by
whom the assemblage was called to order.
Prayer was delivered by Rev. l.. II. Stew
art, Chaplain-in-C Chief. Some difficulty
was found in proceeding with the roll-call,
owing to the fact that many inaccuracies
appeared in the list Of names. For this
reason the entire forenoon was consumed
without any business of importance hav-
ing been accomplished.
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ENcAMpNEsT NOTES.

The places between which the iiveliest
competition exists for the honor of next
years Encampment are st. Louis. Nash
vile and Topeka. The Kansas men out
number those from Missouri and Tennes-
see, and have hopes of getting away with
the prize.
The leading candidates for Commander
in-Chief are General John A. Reynolds, of
New York. and James Tanner, formerly
Department Commander in that State.
Badges are worn by the Oregonians rep
resenting webbed feet The Rhode Island
ers wear clam-shell as badge, and the
Connecticut boys sport wooden nutmegs.
The Reception Committee has ceased its
efforts in the matter of meeting incoming
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.srEcAr BY TELEGRAPH TO THE EEooEo-uslos
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FT1o LET-THE SECOND STORY OVER G. S.
l. WATTS DRUG STORE Location, 53l..
street, northwest corner of and Sixth streets
Inquire at the Drug Store iySO-6t*
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ElOR sALE-BEST INVESTMENT IN sACRA-
L mento-1o Shares Series 3. and 20 Shares
Series 4. of the Germania Building and Loan
Association. Call at 422 street. iy2S-2w*
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EoR sALE-A BUGGY PHAEToN AND HAIR
l. ness, the properly of Rev. H H. RICE. In
quire at PACIFIC STABLES, Second street, be-
tween Z and L. jy30-lW
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The Committee on Pensions reports the
whole number of persons upon the pension
rolls from 1861 to June 3, 1886 to be 56l,-
SSl, and the amount paid TO these persons
during that period is $3.50, SAC, ,O20 Is. The
United States Government has been so
great in her generous justice on the sub
ject of pensions that it is but due to ac-
knowledge it.
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Boys All wool Corded Suits, So So worth S.
Mems Heavy Satnet Pants, SO cents.
Mems Allwool Pants extra drve), So so.
Boys Fancy Satnet Knee Pants, 80 cents
Mems Goat Driving Gloves 80 cents pair
Mems Extraheavg Suspenders rs cents per pair
LOCO Pairs Ladies Kid and Goat Button Shoes from 81 to S.
Cdren and Misses Kid and Goat Shoes ST. ST 20 and ST. 25
Ladies Kid Opera Slippers, IS cents
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80 'Io-DAY
Our Long range Gun, Knocking the Prices Down
in the Following Lines:

100 Bolts Figured Nuns Yelling at cents yard.
so Rolls 5-4 Table Oil Cloth the best. lo cents
SO Rolls Ga Table Oil Cloth the best, % cents.
Ladies' Lawn Aprons, handsomely trimmed, 25
cents.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, tucked and ruffled, 25
cents.
Childrens Fancy Bordered Cambria Handkerchefs,
cent.
Ladies' White Cambria Handkerchiefs, two for 5
cents
Ladies' White Pure Linen Handkerchiefs cents.
Ladies' French Kid Gloves best quality, in dark and
medium shades, Shook, As cents; 7-hOOk, SO
cents
Ladies' l4-hook Lise Cloves 10 cents per pair.
Ladies' All-WooI Black Jerseys nicely braided S5
cents
Ladies' Lace Collars, Is cents.
One Yard Wide Bleached Muslin good quality, 5
cents per yard.
5-4 PiloW-case Muslin, 9 l-2 cents per yard.
Extra-heavy Stair Linen, 10 and IL l-2 cents per
yard
Domestic Ginghams, 5 cents per yard.
Huck Towels, 4Ox1S inches, 10 cents each
Five Cases Dark Prints 3 l-2 cents per yard.
Black Cashmere, SO inches wide, IS cents per yard.
Silk Pongee Suitings, 25 cents per yard.
DoubleWdth Black Wool Lace Buntngs, l-3
cents per yard.
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EOR SALE OR TO LET-A HOUSE -.
i and lot southeast corner Fifth and NJ N:;s
streets; lot, 50 by 30; the house has 10 kslliiA
rooms nicely finished; water and gas Enquire
on premises 500 N street. jy2S-2ws =
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-05

The ladies of Lyon Relief Corps, No 6,
had succeeded in decorating the hall in a
tasteful manner, the stage being profusely
ornamented with flowers and growing
vines On the stage, near the Commander
in-Chief, was a stand, with beautiful al
bum, the latter containing photograph of
every Post Commander in New York, from
the inception of the Order up to the present
time 1t was gift from the New York to
the California Department. On one side of
the stage was displayed the elegant woven
banner which attracted so much attention
in the procession of the preceding day.
Altogether the general effect of the decora-
tions and arrangement of the hall was ex-
cellent
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EHOR SALE-SIX NEW AND FOUR SECOND
l. hand Engines, rating from to 40 horse
power. NJ. X. ROSE, Capital Iron Works, No.
S0i K street. Sacramento. je3-lm
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GoR sALE-oNE 6-HoEsE POWER PORT
T. able Engine and Boiler; horse Truck
and e light Buggy; all secondhand but in good
order. Would take in exchange wood, coal, hay
or grain. Apply at D. GARDENERS, 4O1 street.
lptf
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kO-FOR sALE-SMAII HOUSE AND
ODOU one acre of land in town OF Florin.
So, s03-For Sale-e0 acres fine land near Gait,
Sacramento county. Inquire of W. S. KEN
DALI, at Sacramento Bank. I'm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19

York borough, Pa, 10 wrestling with
q very bad case Of fraud ct the boroagh
election In February, with every pros.
pect OF .hrottiing the fraud and turning
che rascals out The election returns
make George w. Hedges Chief Burgess
BY majority Of II votes. and this ma
jority was obtained In . solid Demo.
cratic ward, where large number oil
Almshouse pAupers and other persons
were permitted Illegally 10 vote. This
Eighth ward Of York corresponds with
the Fourth ward Of Philadelphia, the
Fourth ward Of Ctnoinnati, and Che
Sixteenth ward Of Chicago, all solid
Cor Democracy, and In the two
Hast such frauds were committed
that the Ohio Legislature hes don,
very little since its organization but In
vestigAts Democratic frauds, aud the
courts OF Chicago have been similarly
engaged for the last two years, Tn,
York fraud Ia . ANAL one compared
with the Olncinnati and ChioAss
frauds, but nevertheless Il 10 . FRAUD
thAs gives York Democratic munici
pal government which the homes
voters repudiated by their votes. w,
admire the pluck Of the honest Demo
Gratis Of York. They have united with
the Republicans In about equal mum
bers in petitioninS the Court 10 throw
out the vote Of the Eighth ward, Ant
AZ we mistake not the temper OF the
people, this will be done. The way
for the triumph Of honesty vas paves
last fall when the people OF Yorl
County defeated political tool nAmeS
Bttsenger and elected . considerations
upright President j Judge OF the county 1,
che person OF James LAdmer, although
the usual Democratic majority In IN
eounty reached ). 500, and sometime
moss. and Judge L2simer win be fcun'
not lacking In honesty and disposition
noe when fraud 10 10 b rebuked An,
punished. We rather admire thls ~ .
OF Democracy, and &c sincerely regre
that we have NOS enough Of it 70 max
issslt felt down here In Delaware. W
know something about the DsmocrAc
Of York County. Generally II Is homes
and wants fair play. The sturdy
honest Democrats OF York County 80
their prayers before they vote, bu, the
have no prayers for the Success {
fraud. Every honest man win be slA
that fraud IL to get black eye In Il
bsAntiful and enterprising borough
York, and the fearless "Evenir
Despatch" OF that town, will be el
atled TO the unstinted praise OF q
honest public for the fearless mann
In which IL has exposed the fraud ~
has bro1ght the perpetrators OF 1t Wit
An the shadows OF the prison.
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AWAkKR%

.-HrlApK-RalA TsSrs.ay. Sa.>s - lSs.
Henry Heath's spring hats
have come.
They change the situation
entirely. henry Heath IS
the foremost fashionable hat
Ter OF London. His hats
are the finest and richest OF
London hats That goes
without saying. What is
Imore 10 our purpose now is
The shape. It's the neates,
Ishape, the most pleasing
proportion.
i Whoever wants the finest
land richest hat the most
graceful style. the most per
; tsct in every httle detail. no
an opportunity lest 10 make
Ii; hne and nch and graceful
,.isud psrfect-Henry Heath
Ais the ha, tor him.
INa-iAeAss easotF.
a /. is inc,nvenient to hav'
-I,he base OF supplies so h
aalaway SIS London; but VIVA
slsre we TO dc? rs as niue
fla part of cur business I
slhave the best OF whsteve
: Isosrs of thiags we sell As it
to open the doors in n
) morning.
Il Linen collars and cuts .
; bring from London becsus
~Ixe get better there II
= other cities go to the vel
same makers Ii isn't OF
= Judgment alone. But Il
= Io.har cities don't fare as we
= IS you in PnilAdel phis. Thc
Allset the cellars and cuffs, b
= they pay sor them htry P
a-Icent more. The point y
2Iske making is that the cola
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Aup.roRrsALn

A uDirORs sALE-BY vIErUE OF A
"A warrant Of the Mayer 81 IRE city o
IWIimington. TO NE directed, VIII De expos<a
i 70 pubic Als. at 10 e'elssk, .. n, %
SATURDAY. hARoA q, 1888,
A the Auditors once. No ~ HAST sixth
street. In the city Of Wilmington, New Oae
1 lie County, STATE OF Delaware. ell tnet ger.
tain lot or piece Of land situate In the ely OF
Wilmington aforesaid.
Bsgfnning at the westerly ade OF freneh
street 81 70 feet inches brad and ~ the
distance Of 90 fee. from the north SIDE Of
seventh street At 20 feet broad ~ corner o.
Hand now or late Of Ann McIivaine, thence
1 along said side Of French street northefly BY
fleet To q corner Of land now or late OF
Nicholas Paterson, deceased, thence thereby
westerly and parallel 10 seventh street ~
feet ~ inches 70 q corner Of land nov or late
OF Daniel n. woodward. thence By his land
|southerlyfand parallel 10 French street 10
feet TO o corner OF land now or late OF WIN
bright, thence thereby and ~ land OF
Dal lei Farra and land OF ann Mcllvafne
aforesaid, easieriy and parallel to Seventh
street 90 feet ~ inches 10 the place OF Do
|ginniug, DO the contents more or less.
seixcd and takea IN execution 80 the prop
erty OF Gsorge n. Tindall and May Ann
Tindall, 4, and 10 be sold BY
J. thank BALL City Auditor.
The above NAMED property e TO DO sold 70
satisfy lion thereon for macadamised pave
meat milo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19

lAriy fcr the party thAs fAvors the
principles that muss LEAD 10 Cheap
wages. with EaglAnd sendiaR In her
|chsap labor producss 10 this country
shsre can BE- no Composition unless
wages here are reduced 70 the standard
LOT EugIish labor.
The only hope for plenty Of work and
good wages here In In protective tArtf
tnAt will exclude cheap labor prodacts
He who docs NOT see this does NOS maxi
good nee OF his eyes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19

No street cars rAu Thursday morning
In Columbus, Ohio, pending the result
OF the conference for the settlement Of
wages begun three days age. The Con-
solidAted Company on Wednesday night
offered TO increase wages 5 70 - cents.
but thls was not accepted. The en-
ployes demand an increase Of IS 10 60
cents per day, and forty minutes for
meals No agreement haa oeea reached
last night
Tue Poltstowu Iron Company, OF
Po,tstcwn, Pa, has given notice OF 80
increase OF wages, a. toil0ws: To pud-
oilers Is ceats per ton-from tS to IS Is;
10 heaters, roilers. hAilers, feeders, ma
chinisis aud blacksmiths, 3 per cent
anu TO lAborers 10 oenis-trom 20 cents
70 81 per day.
The Q. W. Allen T0bAcco Ccmrapy
OF Chicago on Thursday decided q
adopt the eight hour systenl. The
wages will be the same ~ paid for ter
houra' work. The company has sd
employe<, Who do not belong 10 any
union, and have not asked fer shorter
hourA
| Toe Mayor Of Milwapkee on Thurs
day signt d An ordinance making eiShi
hours . full day for all employees OF te'
city. LAborers In the caty's employ
working over this number Of hours an
to be paid 80 per cent above the resu'
lar price per hour for the extra time
All the employees Of the Ma onA
iTabe Works ~ Nckeesport, Pa have
struck for Al ADVANCE Of Is per cent
Al meeting Of the employees, l,soo II
number, beid on THURSDAY evcEtAg
they siseed . psiltion fer adm ttAnee u
the Knights OF Labor.
TIE wages OF tks telegraph operators
baggage and expires hands and all OiheI
EN- ploy Is Ct the Beading Railrcsd a.
fectea hy the seucsion mads in JAnu
lazy, ISIS, will be restored "a h
aa,SV nss paid prior 70 that date.
TAe strike Of the hlAekSmiths ant
hSdy makers 81 the carriage fAcscrte'
10 Ne~ Haven continues The striker
Say "they wilg stay out until the manu-
If.csurers accept the new schedule"
Al the cloAkmAkers in SeS 1orl
O u, about 1870 in numb have s,ruel
In support of . demand that the con
It act system be abolished. - that the,
eau { e, directly with The arms them
ss.veS-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19
Poster ana ms Dogs.

What 10 the matter with Foster Aowf
Does be not destroy dogs enough
More dogs have been registered thus far
An the year than were ever registered
Asfors for . whole year; more money
Aaa been paid into the city Treasury,
and more unregistered dogs have heen
killed than ever before. and ys: there
d great hAal: so1nd 9Th FaSser. when
ne has done 90 thoroughly what the
ordinances provide he shall d. where
An then does he nos do his dutyf he
Kills dogs in . disgusting manner, does
Ass Well, how else 10 he TO do 1t ?
The most improved plan Of despatch.
tns dogs by AxphyxscAl satAcAnoa Is
last IS hArhAroas and disgusting. Even
n they were pa, doSn TO the eoisom
Of the ChrissiAnA In An iron cage, the
ercunlsd hashling Of the WAieE ~esr
gAey disappeared IL no pleAsAn9 sight
and The thought o. 10 Is not AGREEABLE.
The fast Is OH ser Foster has very
srouoleeoAs ofhse to oil. and be has de-
ssroyed ~ many dog, and oon p<lled
okhers - pay . RlAnd" for register
ing. that nearly every ecdy's hAsd il
against him. he has done his hes; &
please the psopls in the mater Q: re
showing he deg pound. He fnand IL .
Sixth and rAinAll, ea; rather than b
m oesnce 10 the Peolls u thAs neigh
horAaod, he removed the pcurd )
TwSlfih ard Fssnsh.
Finding the people Of thAs re, EAeo'
Aeoa also hostile 10 the dcE pNand \
removed nAnk 10 Sixth and HiEA
which be wAs torsei = sSsond tine
sxS:ua;s, and BE made his doS hes<
quarters in the cellar q The City Hal
StrAr ~ sounds coming from tAsS sa'
terrAneAu ScSie ocmpSllsd rsnaN.
ever ;AS CariSi1AnA - iAe cA2seSA,
eas even to,G sA$rs IL Is said the ID
peuni mEs1 ~ wsS-s ss wall nSI
hS agivea Is hard - tell RAJ tbs
FSeser has hars< ~ tie expense e =
caC. Wei, suppose hS hNS II
Aestsr - take 1aSs - The pos@i n :
AnealArca thAn ihraaSh Sc -
with ccriS rlsiSz las eS<a = Il
q sr ard sash o& ss's S-S rci -
en- rasy ee3S Ras then FasasE M
have . Aslssr kerse, Aad ~, oSsca !;
p1h,ie seas< u jassS~ ey 1sivs
Aranra m MD crSw eAiL ISe $
aASGla NJ, thea stat hiG in iced
his horsS. We rArAsr syarass,ss "
Rsiss. HIS loa 10 indes<i EAsa =
Aaf IL w.sl hArs ~ seAr via il, sai
his dz;y sas.2sr IL eHsSt tris-c ~ !
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19

WE HAVE ALWAYS doubted the sin.
certify Of President Cleveland In his
Opposition TO Mormon ways and GUS
toms, and since he has removed
Governor Murray, the main instrument
in enforcing the laws which have been
stamping out polygany, what little
faith the public has had In him has
been reduced TO infnitesimA homno ,
pathio quantities. Democracy never
did take hearty opposition shape 10
polygamy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19

THE SxSATK OF New Jersey has
passed the bill over the Governor
veto, prohibiting the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company from buildlng
q bridge over the Arthur Kill. The
House may do the same thing. but the
bridge will be built all the same
~hether New Jsrsey 10 willing or not
No dog in-the-mAnger policy will b
permitted 20 prevent the b. 4 o. from
reaching New York.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19

A UurrOK'S SALH--bY vtkrUE or
IA b warrant o. the Mnyef o. the etty Of
Wiimfngtoa. 70 ne difestsd, viii b exposed
10 public ale. ~ 10 o'eioek o. m, On
SATURDAY, MARoH ~. isss.
A. the Auditor's o1acs, No. 81 East sixth
street. In the city Of win ington, New
castle County, stats Of Delaware. all that
certain lot Of lana with the buildings there
on erected, situate IN the city Of Whining
en- ss5 ais.sssia. bounded and described -
Bss tanning nj Q corner Of land late Of
Pstsr SpaHrar deceased, on the eastern side
Of French street, 1T the distance Of 3 feet
from the northern aide Of Ninth street
:ssas' y Dc, r sn' cas-. ., ~ s..s
inches 70 0 corner stake, thence nor
theriy By q lire parallel with French
| strest 10 feet Inches 10 . corner STAKE.
thence westerly BY line parallel with the
loI FEET inchss to the aforesaid side Of
French street and thence thereby south 81
degrees west 10 feet inches TO the place OF
beginning.
Bsginnirg at point on the westerly side
o. Preach street between Ninth and Ientn
from the northerly aide ofNinth street o. q
stake. thence westerly and parallel with
Ninth street "a feet TO the eAsteriy side OF
~ feet alley. thence northery aud paral-
lei with French STREET ~ feet alongside o.
sait alley TO . corner OF land Of DAVID
uhan&lef, thence sasterly and parallel with
Ninth street "a feet to tho aforesaid side Of
Preach street, and thence thereby southoriy
~ feet 20 the plkcs Of beginning,
Sells d and taken into c1ecuuon a. the
property OF RobertflrAvee, and 70 be sold by
]. FkANk BALL, CITY Auditor.
The above named properly Is 70 De sold 70
pavement nihitts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-19
SATURDAY, MARCH II, lss,

A, the Auditors esnes No. 81 East sixth
street, In the ely Of Nilmins1on. New Gas
lie County. state Of Delaware, ali that GER
tain lot o. pieee o. l nd, tituate In the city Of
wIl1inKtoa a.orcsAid.
Bsgfngtrx II the intersection Of the north
erly sde q fhirseenth s1eet and the east
erly side Of French street, thence northeriy
Aionx SAID side q frereh street 70 ieet 10 the
, nidtle q the party vail between this and
the tlolning kouse, thence eastsrly thleus d
the mi1nle q sAtd party wall and parable, e
rhlresenth street IS feet 70 the westerly side
q Sisst wide Hlley leading into Thtrteenth
street thenss teatherly parallel 70 French
street along slid alley side 10 feet 70 the
Aforesaid slae OF 7 hiHteecth street and theres
thereutsh westerly .Sfest 70 the place Of be
gianing. - the eonisrts thereof What thel
nay, hAytng . three story eriek dweilint
q areon, viva privilege Of the use Of eAis
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John Shaw and Thomas wslein q
r zNray~lre Hanirvd, are eAnd dates
for the Democratic nomination for he
Legislature, h9ldlnS that Nj. kArlow
has n.lsi shAs pcsisioa long enonsh and
that ae shoald now Stand aside and lei
taS honors 80 around.