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EoR SALE.

oH BALL.
The advertiser having contracted business engage
definite period time offers at private sale ali bis
Horses Carriages Harness etc The stock consists of
say hSTs s, nna n mare and years old M hands
ana Wei broken Tor double or single diving Ml bs
separated desired. No is the black horse Harry.
fearless is very prompt driver; viii stand with
out tying and is in every respects perfect horse for
prince" years old. 80 hands: /. sound Kind and
elegant lght extension phaton TO seat four. in &c
latest style hung low: front wheels turn under and
Caull wagon and two very handsome side-bar spring
bppgg,es one with shifting top and one without top
by the most reputable makers, and show but little
harSess IH but se e
All will be sold separate dealers, spectators any
them and as owner desires to dispose of them at once
any reasonable offer will b. considered.
For an inspection and all Information apply at
OWNERS STABLE,
729 18th st. NV,
auS-3t' - Back of the Corcorsn Art Gallery.
IfoR sALE-ABoUT THREE DOZEN ODDS AND
fofaAMs s ss e Pa sS Ss'G n%
NOR sALE-CHEAP-
Il Lot second hand brick (cleaned).
Lot secondhand window-sash (glazedl.
Lot second hand hand pulley, window frames
Lot hsnd ins and aors and frames
-Four secondhand frame porches good condtionl.
used but winters, taken out TO put in steam
so four large and four small ghts Of French plate
su7-iw Lumber Dealer. i4th ana sts. NV.
IHOR SALEM ORDER 10 MAKE ROOM FOR
Il our fall and winter stock of carriages Will close
out our remain ng stock of Spring and Summer Car
rages at greatly reduced prices. Any in want of
cost to buy an inferior one elsewhere. Every
Washington knows that We handle nothing but the
best work, ANDREW JOYCE
au6- Iw 4l2.4I4-4iS 14th st.
NOR sALE-THREE CHEAP MULES. GOOD
i workers: The Washington Brick Machine Co., l4th
and Boundary SITS au3-6t
INoR SALE-I WILL GIVE FOR THE NEXT 80
day greater bargains in the line of Carriages Bug
styles, both and second hand one II Passenger
Nagonette. Satisfactory exchanges can he made.
W. I. GEl En- Carriage Factory and Repository, 466
Pa. ave. NV. ly2S
TOR sALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SEVERAL
Il elegant Square Pianos good new all latest and
best improvements; fine rich quality of tone and best
makes. VIII be sold for week only. at S25 $40
aud 80 less than their value: stool and cover aud
only S10 monthly till paid for These great snap
bargains. ~ come along 9piskn n, rx,u.,
3y27 422 ethst.
INOR SALE ONE SECONDHAND UPRIGHT
4 Piano. $3.50: one at $40 and at $3.50. and one
dozen other great bargains in pianos HUGO WORCH
CO, Music Dealers. e25 9TH ST. NV. my1l-6m
INoR SALE CARRIAGES BUGGIEs. ROAD
M,S Carts pony Carts Sarreys and al kinds Of Spring
ela,ty; JOHN ]. COOK. 32sa NJ st.. West washing
INOR sALE-wE KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND
4 Matched Teams, single Drivers. Saddle and Bust
myl63m
IGOR SALE THE otto" GAS ENGINE RE-
Il Quires no boiler; avoids all expensive attendance;
no loss OF time no handling OF fuel Send for circular
and price list d. BALLAUF. Azt 731 9TH st. nl2-tr
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-To BUY ON EASY TRIMS A SMALL
w House, modern improvements: in a desirable
neighborhood; cost not to exceed 80 900. Address
b., Star office. au93t.
WANTED-TO BUY OR RENT HOUSE OF
w from 3 to IL rooms, in good condition Address,
stating terms and exact location, GOOD TENANT,
Star Office. iy30- Inn
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL GRADES TO RENT
w or sell We have more calls for houses to rent
than supply
iyl3-3m HEBRON & RAMEY, 1907 st.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT. Ma
NlTlONAL UNIVERSITY, The nfth annual course
II lectures ~ill besn Monday. octoher L. isss. and
terminate Aprtl 30 fsSp Dor uIll m
formation. spply % X II BAkkEk MD. D-.a. lli6
NJ. NV. Telephone No. Z. sugs2m
- IN the art Acme PhonCxraphy taught IN 10 simIc
lessons Proficiency attained " thr.e months
CLASSES NON fOhMfN0.
Private tuition daily. Typ~writins TAUGHT ire -
Share send stsng fot pcoslectus washington schooi.
II ocKvrflE IND ] ACADEMY. SIXTEEN MILES
hy rail- from Mashinxtsn city. The etxhitefh So
sen 81 this Institution bs<iDs Monday. septeInbH
IL The PRINCIPAL will anCommoists an hts home
heinhers Of bis family twenty -hve boys for terms.
lOAot course OF lnstructon, and sls.is advantages
sadrSss, Until September l. Rev. Dr. Z. K >kt.soN.
hrVoANii" Montsomery County Md. aus I'm
A tLARENs' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
~ seminary Bill 10 nils- south Of washinston.
a, Iweitn annual session begins sop 20 isSS %. A.
WI, WI IhlNvloN PRINCIPAL. Bon n. Alexandria. Va
:; Mchnn ID. ID, Gen. W. X. 3. La Mr. Frsnb
hume aus lm
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Sla e $50 Nd . ave 600 s4os St NV. BIZ ssoo
lfSs 70 las L stnsso $50 iSS st. s.x- !. u,
7Gl 70 ioS farrasut 7ai "a 81. ma. e6
1901 tg 1905 Istn. 81 10 os q 81 ne,
Iil4 iiie 9Th $. 5000 efS is, Sd w. III. S 500
a.rS #. rear, 5000 and 3 houses rear. 5000
i,os 70 ID y I'D st Ola 9th ST ne. III,
400 tSs ili $50 10 sal ID st So
l3li st. NV In "a to to- Al Il ST .G. nv
35Is T. 5S5i st w. asss and 24i iS4 st
SO. sih st e. Gle S.. ts 1903 SSS
sd, :;;5 :;,;; 500 sos and oil St
.SLS @ 600 .6 5H and 81 4os south o. 1900
Nv Sh 1000 los i5 5 aOsn 5, NV 1000
7sSG5 $500 81. mi. In. 5r.i.SS6
$500 rs q ct q. fh. Ar. 900
books above e 7, 4niy gortsa Of the property
the LIST and 10TH tau7l THus. E wAGGAMAN
FOR sALE-7o5 AND 7O7 Urn ST. $. T.: TWO
d ~ ,ne contest window bricks in the city
bath nne roomy cellar; not constructed In a shoddy
work q the best selected mateias street Will s. ea
creted this year title perfect: only $4,000 arS-
$50 Pennsylvsna ave e. su4-,it
EoR sALE-THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING,
sau nne rooms; al medern improvements; located
balance alan .,I monthly. TYLER kUTHEKFTdRD.
aus ot 1907 ST NV.
sAa4i---.DOASS4 ON Il. =. r., BET.
y 18th and 4th. improved 10y two fve-rooin Frame
Houses IN excellent condition with large stable grapes
pears and peaches on the place. Lot Lack 20 Il
ST.. about TO be opened up Price, 90 600
au3-6t sMoRMsfEDT q BRADLEY. ee7 St
FOR sALE.A BARGAIN; TWO FINE RESI-
II dences, Az and 474 o st n. W., ii rooms. ali
modern improvements; will sell cheap 70 immeiiate
purchaser. Inquire No. 494 o st n W. iy25-lm.
tf0dR sALE-HuUsEs- 1902 Both St. er. $4,000
i kSVs Y 81 NV, 80. 800 y ST. NV, 6r 1000
Dr. Dr. new....&t 800 IS IL ST., b h.. Or. 5000
s3VSi bh, sr..... 200 1926 and 2s sd. Or 1000
81 81 Prospect ave 1000 32o6 and NH ar 5000
'v1o anu % NJ ST., b 1913 35th. f. b.. 7r. $500
1879 goth, b. h.. 9r. 5000 mi..- .'.-- q 90
3401 st.b. h.. lOr5,OOO
me above Is only portion Of the property on my
DOCKS CAll Tor list z. Il. F1CKIING,
DIo-oM 1864 sd ST. n
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PROPOSALS.
HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

III b. LEPREUX %.
Os uermsriy With Henson Hiss b ooh
We have Just received large conngnment Of new
spring pettsrpA We are ealing ell 15c white bsck
from 15c. 70 30 .Embossed CIT from 35c. % "a Az
work guaranteed hnt-clssA frssco Painting and
< iEPHEux Bxo. SOS So.
9TH stress carr paas tbs door- my1
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THE TRADES.

CPECIALTY IN 6OOKBINDINo--HARPER's AND
TN LTckT7 sizbEEY sssss6l,sfsd iss5a l0li
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mr. STARR PARsONH DENTIST, gTH ST, COR
~ per 4 n.w. Gold aud Amalgam Fillings sspecial-
runs; sehfn9 tssth saved; ARTIFICIAL tssth nssESsd
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1928 l5ru ST..

The MISSES KERK's School for Young r.,,e. and
Little Girls Will Open WEDNESDAY. SEPT 70. 40
commodations for limited nuuber Of R,.nl,ux p~-
pills. Until September address
NIAGARA PALS SOUTH.
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su-bm Ontario, Canada
VNHE MEDICAL. DENTAL. AND PHARMActIrrI-
II cal DeIsrtmenfs Of Howard University will issru
Their winter session oStotsr J. For information aud
iyJltoc2 Ills i3fh a
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND WINDSOR Pr
~ male colles.. separato buidnss. fun graduating
cOursss VIII desress also primary preIsratory, and
business departments. Fall sessions open SEPT. IL
lSsS, FOR AID OF Regular terms as.drss~- REV A NJ
JELLY. ID ID. frest. New Windsor. Nd. JNSi-.,m
81. JOHNS COLLEGE. ANNAfoIIs. ND. FIGHT
- Departments aud -Four Courses u study students
permitted 20 board IA clul- n DESIRED. Terms Vury
Moderate Preparatory school attached Special st
tenfion given to httng boys eutf college, the uu-
Nersitl. or TIN military naval schools q the
ernmeut Situation most BEAUTIFUL aud heAlthful
For catalogues address Prsident THOMAS FELL.
a NJ &
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WANTED-.-ROOMS.

IVAN EDDY LADY WHO TAKES IN DRESS
w making. rooms i'll quiet faulty: low rent; ref
erences given. Address 1888 Sth ST.. NV. it
WANTED - THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
w Address, stating terms and location Box 81. Star
Office. auS-2ts
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WANTED--HELP.

w Cooks and Chambermaids and ? rt-Ironers for
Deer Park: Head waiter for city two Scrub Women
WANTEp-A WOMAN TO COOK AND Do GEN
efsi housswork' no washing or ironing apply
~ one s9sa cook at Middleton House. 9th =. cPgO-
WANTED-A CoLoRED WOMAN TO COOK AND
mends.ion: Can between and il = O'Clock in sae
WHNThp,.woMEN COOKS $40 TO $40: CHAM.
SsNsss ssn
WANTED-AT DICKS AGENCY.w WOMEN COOKS,
w slO TO s4O; ehambermaids Mattresses nurses.
ssS s sSSa I
M ANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO TAKE CHARGE
Box 81. star office. It,
WANTED-FIyE LATHERs AT ONCE APPLY
WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT GENTLEMAN, OF
APpy sas sao tn
GSeB .s9
" BERNARD AID laundress, Apply. With references.
after am tomorrow. August 10. au92t'
w one with experience required. Apply q ZOOS
"ANTED--MAN CAPABLE OF TAKING CHARGE
w of correspondence in claim attorneys ONCE:
must thoroughy understand pension and bounty laws;
seads AND Se ASdress Stating
auS-3ts
WANTED-WHITE AND CoLORED COoKs'AND
w houseworkers for Philadelphia, New York, Brook
lyn; also white cooks. nurses dressmakers walters
and solutions, city. f. NJ. BURNHAM. $50 1882 f St.
au4-6ts
WANTED AGENTS TO SELL THE LIFE OF
w Ben. Harrison by the Author of Ben Hur Gen.
Lew Wallace. the lifelong friend of Gen. Harrison is
thIr al IN m
living more competeDt."-Ex-iov. Porter. Millions
have read Ben Hur and want Ben Harrison. Greatest
money making book of the are. Outfits ready. HUB
BARD BROS, 1913 Chestnut st, Phila. iy12-eolm
M ANTED-A MAN OF BUSINESS APPLICA-
w ton. located outside Washington. for estab
lished house in his state liberal salary to right party
references exchanged. MANUFACTURER Lock Box
1885. New York. 1y19-th&s 4w
WANTED-PUPIL NURSES. APPLY AT CHILL
w DRENS HOSPITAL, 18th and w SITS. au4-6t
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MANIFESTATIONS

WANTED-LUCRATIvE AND PERMANENT EN-
w ploylneut for two gentlemen of good address,
education. and business habits references. Apply to
X. f. L. Evans, 63l st. NV. IT.
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS - POSITIONS
w for Cooks ChamberTnaids Waitress Iaundress
sndNurses Seamstress. Men Waters. Cooks
Blu tiers. SAM'L A. COOMbS. 926 ST. NV. au0-3ts
WANTED DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w maids. waitress. laundress, seamstress,
Wallets for travelling walters coachmen and hcsters for
family and resorts. All city references 613 9TH n
W. au9-3t'
WANTED by REGISTERED DRUG CLERK,
w situation in Drug Store. Address CARDAMON,
Star Office. au9-2t.
VVANTED-BY AN EXTRA GOOD SEAMSTRESS,
" work in families by the day week; can make
chdren's Clothes etc. references given Address Box
Al, Star Office. au9-2ts
WANTED-BY VERY RESPECTABLE WHITE
w womA a place Cook Chambermaid; GOOD
references Apply 227 q ST 1t.
WANTED-sI23 TO ANY ONE WHO WILL OBJ
w tain for me Position worth from $50 to $15 q
month l will pay the above amount Address CIrI-
zen. Star office auS-2t.
WANTED - SITUATIONS FOR WHITE AND
w colored chambermaids. nurses, cooks pastry
cooks, kitchen hands, hostlers housenen clerks &c
cltles, country and resorts +. NJ BURNHAM. $40 and
632 81. au4- St.
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LOST AND FOUND.


OsT-A RED POCKETBOOK YESTERDAY ON
Lthe New Bridge In West Washington with notes and
papers Liberal reward II left at l214 2lst st. NV.
au9-2ts +. d. EvINS.
II OsT-COCKEK SPANIEL ANSWERS TO THE
IL name Of Belle. Finder will be rewarded by return
ing the same to VIM y. NOTTE, Sl3 4th st. NV. It,
II OsT-BETwEEN CORNER 5TH AND ALONG P
IL to 9Th sc. \. W., Pocketbook, containing between
sl8 and $40 and nsht-key Finder viii Be suitably
rewarded by returning 1t to 142S 9th 1t sus-3t
ii OsT--ON WEDNESDAY TWO SETTER DOGS
light yellow named Major and other light red
named Mack liberal reward II returned Cor any infor-
nation leading to recovery at 726 9th st su0-Jrs
II OsT-A BLACK COW CRED, HEfFER SUIT
IL able reward II delivered to 4 LYONS. Rock Greek,
near psf bridge. It,
II Osr--A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER WITH
Aname of owner, p. GkEELY on collar. Liberal re-
ward il returned to 721 9TH St ae. suS-2ts
II OSf- BETWEEN HOWARD AVE, MOUNT
IL 4SS6ssnt, and r. L and 14th st . mail b sck
and p. Railroad time; liberal reward. d. n. GOOD
ACHE, LAG H st. or Howard ave-. Mount Pisasant
aus-2t
II OsT-POCKETBOOK YESTERDAY WITH THE
II name Louis G. Dunlap on back. Liberal reward II
returned to $40 23d st. n W. su7-3ts
NINyNvTCYyDV
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1902 Both st. Or. $4,000
800 y ST. NV, or 4 900
3o IL Y ST., b. b.. Or. 1900
1876 and 2s SD. 6r.3.O0O
32o6 and = N,fh,7r.3.O00
1913 35th. 4. b.. ar. $500
i3400 n ST.. hh., or.
in-i....-- -......----3 300
ton Of the property on my
G X. F1CkLlNG,
1894 sd st. NV.
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EOR SALE-HuUsEs-
29Q9 . st. NV,
b,h.. Or. new......s1.5oo
1924 b.h-. 9r......1,00u
% I 4 Prospect ave. 900
3Qo6 and % NJ ST., b.
b; and store. 5000
i23a goth, b. b.. Or. 5. 600
3407 y St b. h.. lOr5.00O
The above is only q por'
books Call for list.
Jyl0-3m
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

IrOR RENT-wEST END FLATS. 1920 X NEAR
y new Sgual Ofhce 5 rooms and range $50; A rooms
els; rooms with pantry, el0; all have sinks bath
coal closets, gas meter. suQ-3ts
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DIED.

Sacramento, July 5-tred Charles, son of George
and Amelia Schroth, native of California,
q years, months and q days
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the residence of his parents,
street between Front and Second, Sunday,
July Sth, at clock.
Sacramento, July 5-Francois Lhote native of
France, Go years, month and days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully III
vited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from his late residence, Second and r
streets. tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock
Near Franklin, Sacramento county, July g.
Anna, wife OF Philip B. Bradford, native OF
Indiana, Sc years. Vincennes, Ind, papers
please copy.)
Friends and acquairtances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the Christian Church, Eighth
street, between and o, tomorrow Sunday
morning at 10 O'clock
San Francisco. July 6-Oliver F. Dickerson, son
of the late Jacob Dickerson land brother OF
Mrs. Robert Forsyth. Il native of Illinois, 90
years.
Funeral will take place on the arrival of the
San Francisco train at 11:55 A. NJ. Friends are
invited to attend.
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SACRED CONCERT.

A SACRED CONCERT WILL RE GIVEN AT
~ the Congregational Church SUNDAY
EVENING, July Sih, when the following pro-
gramme will be rendered
l. Organ Prelude, Miss Boil.
. Cantate Domino (P. A. schneeker), by the
Choir.
5. Devotional Exercises. Professor Anderson
1. SHOW Ne Thy Ways, o Lord" C. Ter
Iente) Mrs Ross.
8. 30 Day of Rest and Gladness" duet (P A
Schneckerl, Mr.. Beaumont and Miss
sid IONS.
6. Glory to Thee, My God this Night" fChas
Gouuodl Mr.. Campbell
:. Bonum Est w C. Willismsl, by the
Choir.
S. Ave Maria" a. Millard), Mr. Beaumont
.. Tie Deum Ia G Il. Schatfterl. by the Choir.
10. 81 Hold Ny Heart SO Still" (bv Constance
Faunt lie Roy Rumie) Miss Siddons.
IL. Offertory. "MeeKly May Ny Soul Receive"
duet (by E. Millep Miss Felter and Dr.
Millikeu.
Il. Hymn $50 Portuguese Hymn, by the Con-
grcgaiiou.
IL. Postlude Miss Bohl. jy7-
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ter. supposed that the other woman was
legally divorced from rue, and legally
married to Siyelle. If l could only have
shown all these facts, do not believe The
jury would have convicted me. l will yet
show, however, that I can live good life,
If l have to come out of State Prison. My
last wife sticks TO me, and says she will do
so through it ell. The first wife has writ
ten to her telling her 70 do so.u
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o years
was Glow theme mal
month
a enorma
was nch of ain tina year
halo parheh
past
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No, Mr.. Jones | must say nay to your
suit. | will confess that ! am not wholly
indifferent TO you, but ii can't be" ooh,
why not % You are too early" Bet
ter than too late But how anu | too
early ?" al don't expect to get my di-
vorcc until o'clock this afternoon.-B os-
on Courier.
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" Ma. does it take nine tai!ors to make a
man? ~ " am told so, my boy" "Well,
how many taiiors does it take to make a
dude? ?"
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BORN,

Folsom. July 5-Wifc of Isaac Hinkle, son.
Near PenTyn, Placer county, July 5-Wife of J.
II. Gregory, Scu. Is. T. "ENsmioer'' please
copJ.l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN-A BAY MARE;
y answers to the name of Belle; OK brand
on the left shoulder. Finder please return to
JAMES FISHER, Fourth and Mary sts., Wash
ing on. Yolo county, and receive reward. Its
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Summary JUEE 1883 Mean 70
L6o;
Wind i3r the month at miles the southeast
mock suns sln-dogsn on occasion - ~ ~
Calr of
NJ
of - ~
fair and Is
e. aud days ~ ~ "
Fitzgerald
c. Macy Iowa Hill a A NJ 2P p
e inches
A o an inch fain.
and
IN
ninch;3
60; aI.6lo; NJ
enonh
o.
for ne season
the 9inches
lowest sand cla
81
California
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AUCTIONS.
AUCTION SALE
The YOlO Park Dairy Farm, Barry
Stock, Horses, Wagons, Etc.
- ATURDAX.

81 ATURDAX,
ATURDAY, July 7, 1855,
At II O'Clock A. NJ.
On the premises, three miles above the
city, in Yolo County,
viii sell the above property.
TIME FARM CONTAINS 225 ACRES or TIE
| finest alfalfa or hop land in the State Of Cal
ifoTnia situated on the west bank of the -acra-
mento river. The farm is well improved and
there is a good Brick House of six rooms one
Hay and Cow Barn 60xS0 feet, Horse and Hay
Barn s0Xl20 feet, also other outhouses. The
farm is all under fence.
STo OK.
One fine Jersey Bull, one Durham Bull (both
three years old, fifty head A No. ] Mich Cows.
five head Yearling Heifers. The above stock is
one half TO three quarter Jersey, crossed with
Durham. Four head of good Farm Horses,
three Brood Mares. One Farm Wagon, one
Milk Wagon All the Milk Cans, Churns,
Pans and other Dairy Fixtures, Agricultural
Implements. Also, the Milk Route and good
will of business consuming over thirty cans
per day.
As- Terms and conditions will be made
known at commencement of sale.
I. n. HOAG, Proprietor
w. II. SHERBURN, Auctioneer.
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The Stated Assembly of Sacra-
mento Commandery, No. ., Knights .isSszy-
Templar, will be held at the Asylum isrs3
THIS Saturday EVENING, July
7th, at s o'clock. Sojourning Sir NM
Knights are cautiously invited to attend.
JOHN W. BOYD, e c.
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A. 8. REDINGToN. RECORDER.

ysTANCED-A HOUSE SUITABLE FOR 4
w saloon ard a lodging. house. Address j.
B., this Office lis
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.STANTED-IWo GIRLS TO WAIT ON
~ table. Apply to B. NJ. DEAN, Palace
Restaurant 3C9 k stree. iv7-7t4
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NEW AiiyERTISEMESTS.

Public Temperance Meeting. under the
auspices of Sloan Lodge, No. 9. ]. .. G. T ,
THIS Saturday EVENING, in Firemen's Hall
Eighth street. between and h. Interesting
programme of exercises No admission fee Pub
lie cordially invited 1ts
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-07

CITUATION WANTED-A MAN WITH BEST
y of references wishes Il position as collector
or f r delivery wagon. Address letters to C
B. Postoffice box g. Sacramento iy7-6ts
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-07
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

rs FOR INFORMA TON LNREGARD
TO LANDS IN NORTHERN AND cen.
TRIAL CALIFORNIA, THE " RECORD
UNION' RECOMMENDS THE FOLLOW
ING rs BEING RESPONSIBLE AND
RELIABLE REAL ESTATE FIRMS IN
THEIR RESPECTIVE LOCALITIES.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-07
GEO. C0TEY, Merrill, wis.

pJaPLES hlack-heads, rcd. rough. ohapped
4 ~ AMI oily SKIN n.exsnted by CCTLcERA soar:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-11-01
VERMONT maple syrup at
J. A. Spratler's.
ARE YOU GOING EAST ?

Ir you are a business man going
on business yon make it your bust
ness to select a line Of railroad run
in business style to get you quickly
to your business, for in business
slime is money" Then let your
first business be TO 90 to your local
ticket agent and purchase Il ticket
through to your destination, reading
"via Chicago, Burlington u Northern
Railroad" and take no other. The
elegant trains of "The Burlington"
leave from handsome union depots
in st. Paul and Minneapolis immed-
lately on the arrival Of western
trains, and land their passengers in
the same kind of depots at Chicago,
Peoria and St. Louis without change
and in close connection with all
leading lines from those cities. For
more precise information address
w. J. G. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agt.,
c., Is. * n. II. r., st. Paul, MINI.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-11-01
The silent Majority.

How fare they an, they of the pald faces,
Beyond our power to bcckon tnelr retuIut
How ia IL win them in tho shadow plnccSt
How shall we learn
Their solemn s,crctl How can VIC discover,
BY earnest seeking the true way
Unto the knowing in what realm they mover
In what high days
or in what sDmber shadows OF the niEht
They are forever hidden from our slghtf
We question vanly. Yet IT somehow picasess.
" hen they have spoken the last sad good
bye
II somehow half the pain Of parting eases,
That IN the sky,
In the vast sOlitudc- of stars and spaces,
There may be consciousness and lie ana nope
And that when we must yield to death en-
braces,
There may be scope
For the unfolding of the better powers,
So sadly stiflcd IN this life Of ours.
Tracy Robinson.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-11-01
The Houses Darling.

o sweet shy girl. with roses ia her heart ~
And love li,rht in her face like those up
Fun ~ stlll dreams and thoughts that dream
like start
From tits of solitude when not alone
Cav dancer over thresholds of bright days.
Tears duick 10 her eyes rs laughter 10 her
lips; ..,o,.,
A game of hide-and-scek with time she plays,
Time hiding his eyes from hers in bright
eclipse
O gentle sotiled how dear and good she IS.
Blest by soft deWs of happiness ana loYe'
Graded in tendcrest aImsl Her mothers kiss
Seals all her goodnight prayers Her
fathers smile
Brightcn- Der morning. Though the eaFth
shall move
Her chiid-sweet soul, not far from heaven
the while. ~.