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IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY.
No. S6-For $40 per acre, eco acres will
be sold in small tracts, two miles from Florin
No. $40 acres on Lower Stockton road,
two miles from Sacramento: small barn and
chicken-house 100 fruit trees - shade trees
fenced into two fields. For any one desiring
suburban home this would be desirable
place. Price y, 3l5; one half cash.
No. 90-S5o per acre-SO acres of land
sown to grain; well adapted to fruit or berries
mile south of Florin.
No. 1SO-s2, 50O-One-half cash-24 acres
of sandy loan acre in vineyard 800 peach
trees: acre in strawberries is acres in hav
acre in alfalfa; horse and COW and 100 chick
ems go with land; house of A rooms stable
for 3 horses, This place is near Florin, and
well worth the price asked.
No. 1S3-One-haif acre of land COM
prising the hotel at Perkins Station, in Sacra-
mento county, and doing Il good business
having all conYeniences for a roadside hotel.
The right man can clear 81 20l per annum
with little eXertc- price, 5000.
No. ISIS, 900 for a chicken ranch of 20
acres. EVERYTHING necessary for the raising of
chickens. Located in the town of Florin.
No. 1S5-$5, 50O-63 acres acres in
vineyard 500 fruit trees; 81 acres in straw
berries-the latter netting $1,000 per year
acres in grain; windmills packing house
chicken house, stable and corrals s. 900 cash
balance on long time.
No. 1852 500; : acres; has dwelling;
about 800 trees; , acres i'll grapes 2 wind
mills; > pumps: blacksmith and wagon-nak-
er's shop located in the town of Florin, and is
an old stand doing good business. This is a
good opportunity Tor live blacksmith.
No. 1s6-1f3 and one-half acres, at S45
per acre, of deep black loan soil acres in
vineyard ; acres i'll orchard 50 acres in
grain; 10 acres will produce alfalfa all but
10 acres is creek bottom land; dwelling stable
for II horses; Is miles north of Sacramento,
on Dry Greek.
No. 5l-60 acres, four miles south of Sac
ramento, unimprOved. Price Sj5 per acre.
No. S0-16o acres good fruit land will be
sold in tracts OF 10 to 40 acres Price, $50 per
acre; half cash. Eight miles from Sacramento
No. S2-For $1,000, so acres excellent
grain land, miles east Of Sacramento. AL
ways sure Of crop.
No. S3-For $4,000, 80 acres of fruit
land near Sacramento; 1t acres in grapes: 20
acres orchard; Is acre alfalfa: 5 acres summer
fallow, all fenced in two fields: house. rooms;
new stable; good out buildings all farming
tools so with the place.
For. S75 per acre, 3915 acres, two miles
from the city limits.
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A quartz ledge of considerable proper
tons, and said to prospect very well in free
gold, has been discovered under F. Ritch-
ards house in Jacksonville, Or.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The best life-saving apparatus-St Jacobs
Oil-the conqueror of pain. Fifty cents.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

You can't afford to laugh, dear girls, ~
Unless your teeth are white as pearls
Unless your mouth is pink and sweet
And your two lips in rosebuds meet.
And you cannot supply this want
But through the use of SOZODONTi
m1i-1yTuThS
Baths.-Eor all kinds of Baths, Electric
and Magnetic Treatment for Ladies and Gentle
men, go to the New Hammam, 922 9th st. d22-tf
Mary s. Cowger. Weaving done
first class at No. 500 NJ street. n20-2m*
S. S. g. f.. L. Southworth, Dentists, Sac
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WASHINGTON.
SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRE-.
SENTATIVES.
Nominations Confirmed-The Silver
Question-Senator Stan
ford's Bills.
United States Senate.

IsrEcrAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoED-uSlos. !
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THE New York Post seizes upon Mr.
Shewin's paper in the Overland MonthLy in
defense of the Chinese as residents in CAL
ifornia, as the text for the declaration that
it is the truth, and the only truth regard
ing ''the prosecuted Chinese" on this coast.
Mr.. Sargent's paper, in the same issue of
the Overland, it denominates "rantr The
facts are, that Mr.. Shewin dwells upon the
unreliability of the white labor with which
the farming people Of this coast are now
largely compelled to "put up" Compared
with this labor, he finds that of 'the eleanly
and skilled Chinese" to be preferable 1t is
not revealed that Mr.. Sliewirr has been
brought into contact at all witllthe coolie
class. He knows there is a difference,
however, iii the kinds of Chiiese labor.
since ne is particular in advisinc that. in
selecting Chinese servant, one from a
particular larality should be chosen, and
those who manifestly have had some espe-
cial advantages. But, after all, Mr.
Shewin's paper only proves that the Chi
nese invasion has reduced the labor class
here to dire straits, and driven off and
kept away desirable elements that will re-
turn when the opportunity to nakesa liv-
ing upon plane something above that on
which the Chinaman moves, offers.
In connection with the exhibit of the
county of Sacramento at the citrus fair
now open in this city, it should be remem-
bered that what is exhibited by our people
is not the result of especial Culture. As
one OF the managers expresses it, 1t is
Just what we happened to haveg That is
to say, the orange and the lemon have not
been cultivated in this immediate vicinity
for market-they have served the purpose
of ornament, and nothing more, for it is
to be confessed that until recently our own
I people had not conceived the idea of
orange and lemon culture in Sacramento
being commercially valuable. Hereafter.
however, the growing of the orange and
the lime and lemon will take on a new
value, and it will not be many years when,
we hope, such industry will be the source of
great income.
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There will be Il Prayer Meeting at the
Y. NJ. c. A. Rooms, THIS (Iuesday) AFTER
noon, at O'Clock, in preparation for the
Revival Meetings of Oh. MCNHALL DR.
MUNHAIL'S MEETINGS begin WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, at the Congregational Church
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Regular meeting of the Olive Branch
Ladies' Society THIS tuesday, EVENING,
January 18th, AZ Smiths Hall, Seventh street,
between h and L. Every member requested to
be present. Installation of officers
MRS. E. MOREH0USE, Pres
Lucy E. MEAD, Sec ia1o.it
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Stated meeting of Concord Lodge,
No III, F. and A. NJ, THIS Tuesday, "a
EVENING, January 18th, at 80 o'clock " x
Visiting brethren cordially invited BY wv
order of II. w CARROLL w NJ
W. II. HEvENER Secretary ial2-It*
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The Great Chess Match.

memories should cling. No Roman Cath
Ole priest can officiate at or sanction Gre
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WE OFFER BELOW A SAMPLE OF THE
e q - MI s.
We HAVE
F q R . a T. r. {.
IN SACRAMENTO col

Oft list does not include what you desire
and we viii secure You place TO your liking.
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LONDON, January 11th.-Gladstone held
a reception at Carlton Terrace this evening.
Earl Granville, Sir William Vernon Har-
court, Lord Harrington, Sir Charles Dixie
and Mr.. Chamberlin were conspicuous by
their absence
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CoR sALEZFINE STALLION; SIX
l. years old; sixteen hands high; NJ en-
weight, / 200 pounds. Inquire at Agri I1-O
cultural Park. S, X. TREERY ioI0-1t
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Friendship Council, No. 65. o. c. F.
| Members will assemble at Hall THIS TUESDAY
| AFTERNOON, at o'clock, for purpose of at
tending Funeral of our late Brother, G. Rec
| Der. Fines for non attendance.
| ]. Z. BRISSELL, C. C.
| F. II. KIEFEE, Recorder. jaI2lt*
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EOUND-HUNTING DOG; DOU.z
l. Bile nose; four white feet; tip of 1872
tail white and body brown; finder 60
can have the same by applying ct this office.
lo1o-If#
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Attention, Exempts You
are requested to meet at Firemen's 5JsassJ
Han, THIS DAY, at 1:30 P. NJ. sharp, EzSSSSS
TO attend the Funeral of our late - g.
member, GOTTLIEB REEBER. BY order
JAS. MCCLEERY, President.
WN. AVERY Secretary iaI2-It*
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Regular Meeting OF OccidentaIs ~
Encampment, No. ~, l. o. q. F., THISS\G
(Iuesdayl EVENING, Jan. 18th, at $50 ~
O'Clock. Installation of officers + y
BENZ. LEONARD, C. P.
w, y. STEPHENSON Scribe ialO
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Republican Objections to Mugwumps.y
Weaver's Fractional Currency Bill.

WASHINGTON, January 11th.-The bill in
troduced in the House to-day by Weaver
for the issue of fractional currency, directs
the Secretary Of the Treasury to prepare
and issue fractional paper currency to the
amount of S15,0O0,OOO of denominations of
10, Is, % and so cents.
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WANTEp-A LADY OR GENTLEMAN TO
w take half interest in a new business on
the Coast. Large profits guaranteed Address
p o. Box 212, City ial2-stS
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gayly chatting or -trolling about the
lawn, or seated upon the benches and
the rich, soft, greensward which
makes a feature of no ordinary value
10 these parties, These pleasant par
ties are given under the auspices of
IT Paui- Parish, and have the per
-Oual care aud supervision of the
faithful priest, aud therefore are per.
iecily unOblectiOnable in every way.
Indeed, il was = most happy cOncup-
ton aud the Young people ni Waco
ought tu iccl that they are indebted
To- the protector for n pleasure which
they could not have had ia any other
way.
by attending these delightful
parties the young people be-.
come better acquainted with
each other aud purer, ireer and
and more intimate social lie aud III
tcrcst i' bcgOttcu. Indeed the elders
ui lhr community VIII lind No better
place Go spend AT hour or so. or one
which will yield n larger dividend ui
pure and rational enjoyment.
Well done tor the ladies and gen.
tlcmru oi ~ paui- Say we.
lie who fears to suffer should u-,
licd star Cough Cure. Free FROM
mDrphH
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PUBLIC SALE
TOW y LOTS
BALLINGER,
Tuesday, lune 20, 1886.
On the Hanks ~ the Colorado
river ia Ruun'i, CUsIutS, The
Gun, Colorado ana sHutH Ee
NniIWaS Company hns tstnb-
iished itS western terminus
ana located Ihc cay al
BALIINGER,

Whose geographical position eommauliu. me-
tfslr of the Immense scope of go ulry '. 900,
south HuI west and ms beautiful location .Un
muuiiug Do tu those who desire q. .Ivr lU ID
country tree from ma Hrlh influences. make
itH peculiarly desirable puIut ur thr mrI
chant aud settler THE waters 900 Elm rruDA Hu
overlooking stream, wash tNr northern uUt
eastern limit. OF the Hiu.. unl john tu. ulu.
RADIO a frw hundred feet below, iu tar hear
of ID rich HsrlCg iurH. and Nhvrp raising ruau.
Try 10 viii also control the Trade ut ihr wool
growing and stu' k-thNiuE counties ui Tom
Green, COuCho ami Dru. krt lnr country
Huuuuds NO splendid pulliug siuNr and mIs
uihDrut woodland while the Cola. ado ANA IUu
creek afford 900 abundance ui running water.
The phenomenal giuNlh Of hH.rur lulN-
RADIO city and other towns which hu,rvu.
Ilyvi me trade OF THIS section u iur pH.i. IL
convincing proc thN Bu,lIuEvr 1t. tNr western
trrmiuu. Of the Santa fo. SSH. M ono. ns'uul.
the importance OF lts other terminal point.
Fort Worth sud Dallas.
The Immense immigration uHW.us into fGD
western country Size past few yrHfs. fvmaNls
convenient shipping Hni trading point aud
the santa fp has furnished lt Iucy Wl.l HI
once establish shops Nui round hulsr. Hui
make other improvements necessary ut irr
mlual puluts. me nu liluE ui large tn,t
hotel uy private cspltHl b, projected as Well =,
the erection OLE number Of cuisines, huusr-
work upuu which "lll commence Immediately
after The sale,
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the closing exercises OF the public
schools Yesterday were well attended
The programme Tor to-day Is ~ tol.
low.
Ert district Morning, room no
Mrs. Beard Afternoon, room No
D. Miss lAmbdin.
second district Morning. room
No. Miss barrow. Afternoon. room
\u. 3d. Miss llumphrie-.
Third district Morning. room No
Miss Hutchinson. Afternoon
room \o. %, MISS Buck.
Fourth district Morning. rooms
Nos ' and 3, Miss Moore. Nr Nsyry
Afternoon rooms Nos % aud %. Miss
tuIhrrt-ou Miss West
fuh district Morning, room No.
D. Mrs. strain Afternoon, room Nu
. Miss Friend
r-tdrtrlct .roIorrdI Afternoon.
uuow 40 o. Miss Warner
second district (coloredJ Morn.
ing room 40 4, Mrs Moore. After.
noon room No ". Miss Jones
school officers, patrons and friends
ni 'hr schools are cordially invited To-
attend
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Adams Int'i TruttI
is aue chewing sun and aiis iisrstl1u.
waco IIuNIE IOIIIGI.
PROG FAMINE ot the commencement
INvrciscs. jan" ~ toI5.

Programme ot I'll" commencement
IN"rcisc-, Jun-Iitoi5.
kindergarten entertainment. s D..
m.. Thursday
Primary ENTERTAINMENT IS p. 900,
Friday
irifr reading, 0 y. H., saturday.
AununI sermon. lu.in -. H., sunday,
loo ,hr college chapel, by Or. +. r.
Mitchell. of Bryan.
sermon on christian education, :
p. m., SUNDAY, in the college chapel.
los Rev ". T.. helms, OF Bolton
Nuuuui meeting, board OF trurteea, g
AIN, Monday.
tali-thcnics, ar: exhibit, etc, 10 IA.
900 Monday.
Annual concert 5 p. m, Monday.
Annual meeting of Alumnr Assoc
citation, ga M, Tuesday, IN the col.
lego rnr'or
Essays los graduating class, aud adj
dress bN Rev. Francis x starr, 10 "a
IN. TUESDAY.
l'runlou, p. m, Tuesday.
Public men everywhere declare
that ST. Jacobs OH cures all bodily
pains.
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The best -HiNc used in the world
ton cuts, bruises, piles, sores, ulcers,
sn,t rncum, letter chappcd hands,
chi.hmius. corus, and Nil kinds OF
skin rruptiuus, irrcklcs aud plmplc1.
The ~nlyc 10 guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction M every case, BE
surcy YOU get Henry, Carbolic Salyc,
rs all others are but imitation, aud
CuuutSrlclt-,
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The NuItAlc Belt Goa Marshal,
Mich.. ollrrto send their Celebrated
Violate Belts aud Electric Appliances
ON thirty days trial to any man Ollie
ted with Nervous Debility, Loss Of
Vitality, Manhood, &c. Illustrated
pamphlets in sealed envelopes with
iull particulars, mailed Tree Write
them at once,
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straw Hats, straw Hats q straw
llat,,,, Marked down Marked 70
Marked down,E our Bol. Milan
straw Hats marked down to s.. oar
~ 900 hat, marked down To 81. our
81 hat- down "a ,5c. aud we will sell
you % good straw hat for 5oc
LEWINE Bios.
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JumproNcd lands aud farms Gil
uuu.

l;u-Iurs- men, lHwNcr-, clergy men
ami others, whose occupations are OF
q -cdculNrN character, often have the
IcruuR Of being literally worn out,
nndWc reminded very lorcibly ni de
cIiuiug years, when it they knew
what allied them they would lind all
their troubles arose from the iuacliuu
of their hiducys or liver il they would
at such Times take Dr. j. II. Mel cans
Liver and Kidney BALM, would again
Tee. lhr 'igor and strength OF ma
unity,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-09

Cameron, Castles 4 storey are sole
agents ia Waco tor "Iprf aud Sugar
Plum, the most wholesome chew in
the world
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-09

Hon Jno Young ,iooch, Palestine,
Icha- say II In one Of the best
medicines ia the world, aud mover
bli-.
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HIS mnic big cuts IN prices on hne
clothing. tu aud see him, lie 10
,iili pNIug the Waterbury, watch
with cash purchases OF Sl2 Grover.
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Mems .cer-srkrr cont, uuu vests A.
$500 ~ sanger Bruihrr,.
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U-r Morris tssuariue tor irregu
iaHty VI the bowels
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~. IN Whcro In M GImer-
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Adams -epp,H Ioiu
tsu be- had oi all merchant. and l.su.ru
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NdHms Caramel Ioiu
dives satisfaction. Try 10 aud hc hstpy
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EoR .rA1r COMPTROLLER

Wepre autlUTf.l .a announce Hon a. T
Garrison. 90 Henderson,. a. candidate f.r Zoe
y.lOe Oi State tom Itf8Ier Of fle next genera.
election 600 November. subject 200 ihc action u'
democratic UOf .nNfIYu.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-23

kss~ ~ sse 10 y.ss l's2sr.2sas snew -
- ia Ala uhes - ass5lass1 - ms
\ las .Es ASST - s-ssefsoe nxselL
eAedsla- Exslllls
ra.s = s5ssssf ,.T ~ e "a zle''i@f.sse - ef
D.ea - a1s asaslal retssse alsi . iss-ef 1zkinx
a. .,s,.il,i-as lf.e a. <eslslalt eaten a-lsl
s.asrs II lle q a x
TIE oaly Ml11lkaa uZan ia town this
~sss lob ~ saal . Aass fJla1. = tie
40 Henry g8aH or-l4lQ ~ Three OAKS.
.ts.fiok a. the National fhers = no a.
proc lbi 5lax a Nicaizan Aan from coming
- Nash-nzton a. . prFsts C.Uzsa 4 3 z
eaunot eofas a. niefn4eI " Congress per
49, ~ l. thosghf he wouid see ~LelleF
ae hzt sesIls .1st Hilsh after al IL ne
49, say . - bile 81 axe the sx psuse . -
account be vii co1cl 1de that he las az.
Itwss George = uot 1eaeF4l : sikeF.
80 .is.-sf Joan e. a Ter "a fhe -ia inst
TIE Telegraph maize the lzi zeRAs ID ASA -
So General BAT there are ~ Generals in
that hami " they eo-ia lt even le- one oi
thsm 10 As.8r cIly i-sl long enough -
80 ale nile f8r lie rsms odsr If hls usiural
hfe In ths locality lt MI Be sure - Sac
t9hfnt The Ms ~ stands BY his brother
uianfully aud - low makiag a desperate
sf4rt ~ have him released 1n bail. A. he
had 10 20 o. a. when Miller died. Walker
had good reason 70 believe that
Miller w4s cunning for him and
seing a small. nervous man. very badly
sszaIed aud apparently unable 70 kesp OUt OF
NiNars Way ns naturally didat want hin
30 have The nFst pop Miller Sas from
Kentucky. and a bad man according 10
newspaper reports. bat Walker gave him
40 chance for his lie and acted Ia such q
coxafdlv way shooting bis enemy IN the
back. and thea, after emDtying bis postoi,
pounding hi- victim over the head with his
pi,tel that even a Washington iary will be
likely - convict him Of fuanslaughter. -
east II be DOES not plead emotional IN
sanity aud prove II. The Mayor SAYS his
brother would have been justified had he
made oil Miller's head target Tor shot
gtn some time ago, in return for the rain
be had wrought in his family and the IN
suits added TO injury"
The TWO squares, We cal Blocks
Squares" here-la;ely condemned and paid
for bv Uncle sam" for his biz Public la
brary" are now called little Charleston
because Of the ruined appearance u the
many buildings ia process Of demolition,
and il does look IS II an earthquake had
done It's work in that vicinity. Six work
men employed IN tearing down the old Car
roll Building on First.st. East, facing the Cap
itOl-used az a hotel two centuries ago dur
inc the war. called The Carroll Prison. -
were canght by a falling wall. one OF those
/ immense chimneys, ten feet wide. and bur
led IN the debris. They were released from
/ their confinement in a terribly bruised az
condition.
The new Library Building will be a mag
| nifcent one and will cost four or five mill
ions. II will probably be finished in Eve
years. NEB.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-23
one Day Only.

Drs. b. 6. & Co, of the American Medi-
cal Institute Of MuskeeOn, will DE at
Sweets Hotel again Thursday Dec. 23d. II
will be remembered the doctors were here
for one week month ago. Owing TO the
nearness Of the Holidays. their visit will be
limited 10 one day only. Call early or in the
rush some may be overlooked. II you
have not seen them, and are i'll. what better
Christmas gift than 10 see them and take
out new leave on life and health. Re-
member, Dec 23d until p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-23

Beautiful reproductions by the American
Artotype process-two hundred subjects to
select from. Fine mOsais in bronz and gold
frames; also a great variety Ct cabinet
frames at 4. II. Fowle's Art Gallery, 81
Ionia-st., South Of Monrce.st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-23


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specially - tne dead shat a. ir'7-, cyi-pi,Ii-
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Telegram-herald., 1886-12-23

At g we show black beeyer overcoat
that $3.50 would not produce last week
they lust arrived. Bought them way down
GIAxr CLOTHING COMPANY.