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CANADA GIVES Up rHE DoUGHTY.-The suit OF
the Canadian government against the Ella NJ.
Doughty. and also those against Capt Doughty.
OF that vessel were all discontinued at Halifax y.
s., on 27Ih inst All bonds given In the case ara
surrendered TO tue owners OF the vessel and an
moneys deposited 20 cover nles and for all other
matter VIII Immediately be returned 10 them.
"Binky" Morgan win be hanged mt the Ohio
penltentiary tomorrow. Gov. Foraker having de-
clined 70 Interfere.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
GEO. ". sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. s36 At NV.
SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.

The entire stock of Boots and Shoes including FIX
lures of the well known shoe dealer. Jos A. Repetti
1910 l4th st NV, TO be sold at auction, comprising
fine lines of Mems LADIES' Boys and Misses, shoes,
commanding WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST
FIRST. at TEN O'CLOCK. and EVENING at SEVEN
OCLOCk-day day until entre stock u disposed Of
sale to take place at 1910 l4th st. nv. Jy30-5t
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AcHllD Dns or GKlEF poR In FATrEA-At An
sonia. N. T., two months ago, James King was
crushed to death BY the failing Of q two-ton iron
cap In one Of the large factories Al the time OF
bis death he had o son eighteen months old.
Kings head was crushed BY the iron. and for this
reason the child was not allowed 70 see his fathers
body. From thai time on the little fellow began
20 droop HIS constant complaint was "Papal
papai" and he would not be comtorted Ms
mother d1d all In her power 70 cheer the child. but
without succeeA Last week the boy was taken %
New York on vistt IN hopes thai change o.
scene would take his mind Oh his grief: but the
hope wa vain, and he died last saturday, moan
ING plaintfvey with bis last breath. ~Papa! papAi
BuRaEARs euor ~ rwo womEx.-Two maiden
ladies. NARA and viretta Reeves, living near
Davlsv1lla, w. va,ou Monday, shot and killed one
burglar and mortaIy wounded and captured an
other. 0ne Of the sisters saw man % her room.
q mt0n1gnt oe1Ded revolver and nre0, killing
him H Wa6 uhoe Through the temple. Tne other
s1se1 Was awskened ssl,ed weapon aca spraag
Through wlD00W. Re was TOO late and tel 20
- es..ss VI 49, :. ~ 1870 eas ss3se .e
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The Saratoga Races.

An International Seed Market.
VIENNA, August 2.-The International grain seed
market Will open here on August "a.
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BROS, Aucrloneers.

TAR SHED. OFFICE FURNITURE, OFFICE LARGE
TAR KETTLE, ASPHALT, FENCING, &c, &C
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST SIXTH 1888,
at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell OH the premises North
Capitol street. between street and New York avenue
northwest, lar shed, Office Furniture Once Tar
Kettle. Asphalt, Fencing. &c. &c.
Terms cash. au2-3t
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EVERY MUSCLE ACHES.

Sharp Aches. Dull Pains, Strains and Weakness. re-
lieved in one minute by the CUTIcunA ANTI-PAIN
PLASTER perfect sntidote to pain and weakness.
The first and only pain killing plaster. 25 cents
jy30.au2
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ARM ORDKRs.-Capt. Jas c. Merrill, assistant
surgeon, granted one months leave Can't. Gorvas,
assistant surgeon, granted one months leave.
THs'U. g. s. vANDAIIA has been ordered to San
Francisco Tor repairs The Dolphin will be the
flagship OF the Pacific station temporarily. On
the arrival OF the feet at Callao the nag VIII be
transferred to the Trenton
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w hen baby was sick. We ssve her CastcriA
when she was Child. she cried for CastCriA
whea abe became Aiss. she chung 70 Castog1a
Wien sLs Lsa children. she gave them CastorA
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A SOFT
SKIN
AND
CLEAN
SCALP
THE FRrrsp Or AL

PONDS EXTRACT 10 used in the household Of the
President - well a. that Of the humblest citisen
Bench the pulpit and the prssss ranks aud clssses
q Peo2le-have sent their personal experience aud
thanks for the last forty until their letter. hxye
nled volumes tesfyng 10 the wonderful cures Of ali
EXTRACT.
Remember PONDS EXTRACT ID sold in bottles only.
bun Wrapper with landscape trade mark theTsou Deal
With respectable druggists only. my2S
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PROFESSIONAL

RhOf. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
sOSAI Astro4oser and Spiritual Medium Born
VIZ sSSSAa s1Sht and veal livery hioden mystery
teSe~Ied. Receivers lost stolen Property. Finds
bioSsn Treasures Gives las ~ nunllers Cau,ez
sleedy marriages Bnngs separated tOsetner owes
success N business Removes al family troubles
knc syn lnnuen Cures SICKNESS. II disappointed
~ oner lnose not all alike. the frofessof
can convince the most sceptca STRANGER. frum ofbsr
elues VIII save tine and dixz ppoin by eaIinx on
Tie only genuine ciairNoyant in this city he sr-
eeeds where ali others fs and adyertisss ouiy xe<s
he can TO- ssttiuss, Doe Lfe-re4dlnx by mail ~
receipt q Ell Name locS u hair date Of nth Hours
to 8 open sundays from " pm
ty3i-lH1' 421 9th nv.
MAD. T. ARDENNE. THE CELEBRATED PALM
1 ist and ClalrvoyaDt give you your exact liz
Chart. and 10 her stters their in fun 1--we
Affairs speciality Come and b. convinced. Prof O.
AhDENNE. GrsphoiOsist and PLrenolozl.t Eus,n.ss
QUALIFICATIONS. &c open sundays. Wy II a. a. W.
Dl$-3~.
INVOICES A SPECIALITY. BY A LAWYER OF
~ many years experience IA this city, eonsultatie
strictly private. confidential aud without charge: low
charges TO the deserving poor Address Din okCEs
stzr once. b25-6rs
NINE. BROOKE TEIIs ALL The EVENTS or
VI LIFE All business con ncential LADIES sndxsn-
IN f..x.
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By virtue Of decree Of tn supreme Court of the
District Of COLUMBIA. made in the No l1243 in
equity. erein VIM. II. Marshall and others are com
plainants and Hattie and Alice Marshall defend
ants. 1 shall, on MONDAY AFTERNOON. the THIR-
IIETH DAY OF JULY, A ID. 1883, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK, sen at public auction, III front OF the
premises the following real estate described on the
plat OF the city OF WASHINGTON in the District Of Co
unbia and being part of lots twelve and thirteen
IN square sight hundred ana eighteen beginning at
point on Fifth street east thrtyve (35) feet north
from the southeast corner OF lot thirteen q -.
mug thence north along said Fifth twenty
SS19 ieeS thence west the entire depth of lot thence
four 24 feet thence east to the place of beginning
Terms OF sale: One-half Of the purchase money in
cash and one-half in the deferred payment
bear Interest from the day sale and evidenced
by the notes OF the purchaser which be secured
Dy uee OF trust On the premises, all cash. the
ehasers option deposit Ut 500 required sale;
conyeyancing recording &C. at the purchasers cost
Terms OF sale to be complied with within ten days.
otherwise the trustee the right resell
risk and cost OF the deiaulting purchas r.
EUGENE \. ARNOLD, Trustee,
45S Louisiana ave-
DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers NlS-d&ds
The ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED in consequence
OF the rain until MONDAY. AUGUST SIKH. 1855.
AT SAME HOUR AND PLACE
EUGENE +. ARNOLD. Trustee,
Jy3I-d&ds 45S Louisiana
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The NEW YORK WAR on THE BoB-Tau CAR
In the board OF aldermen OF New York Tuesday
Mr. storm offered a resolution providing that it
shall he unlawful Tor the I'D street railroad %
operate It's cars without conductors as well az
drivers The penalty liked for every trip without
a conductor is $50. The police commissn oners are
Instructed 20 see that the ordinance which II Ca
take effect on August 10, Is enforced. After A
debate OF half an hour the resolution was adopted
by a vote OF II too
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEASIER JOHN ". THOMPSON
- Commencing MONDAY June % 1ssS for poto-
LIT t.iV'r landings Colonial Beach Nomiui
IGrrlouAau. and Leo zrutOwn
Leave 9th street wharf a . am. Monday Wednes-
day. and frldsy. Fare to all landings nrst-c ass. SO
cent?; second class. 80 cents. /. ". EMMAkI
FLOW General Manaxer
DOIOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
\ Ter Ealtinore and potomac River IandinrS
steamer SUI, Capt GeOghexan leaves stepnenson.s
freight must be PREPAID
kor further 11ioru.allou. apply to
STEPHENSON BRO
Hl1-on atA wharf
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She Belonged to the Orange Peel Club.
From the St Paul Pioneer Press
A Mania for TITLES In Germany.


From london Truth
When the German emperor died lady, who Is
brilliant writer, was asked BY some journals to
60 to Berlin to furnish descriptive reports Of his
funeral She went TO an eminent German In Prus-
STA for counsel and letter OF Recommendation
He said 10 her: III you 60 as . journalist
you are lost, and you write well and your
work is copied In the Berlin papers,
you WIN be the object OF maiig.
nant Jealousy. The men will hate you. and the
enslaved women will bristle up whenever they Zee
you. won't therefore, tell any one In the letters
give you why you really 60; and, besides the let
tefs OF Introduction, viii send others by the post
describing you as femme du monde, very fnvol-
GUS though clever enough TO be afemme de lettres.
and possessed BY the demon OF curiosity. IT'S q
pity, since you have title. that you can't buy one
OF the pope or the republic Of San Marine. just as
you might portmanteau A woman must have
no innate distinction at Berlin, but the more re-
nected honory she has the moro respectfully she
viii oe treated. There 10 mania for titles AL
over the Fatherland. Mind you address the doc
tors ana lawyers TO whom introduce you Dy their
professional titles. such a. Herr Doctor or Herr
Counselor OF the first civ1l tribunal repeating
them whenever there has been pause In the
conversation Indeed, I'll conversation II Berlin
consists In repetitions Of styles and utasAn What
an awful pace 70 ltvetni And u appears that the
Berliners are - touchy and quick 70 take oflense
- they axe tediously pedant,6
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RANGE OF THE THRRnoNRrRR-Thef following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: =
m, rs; PPM, "a: maximum. s6: minimum, Ga
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u oBERT vosE & CO., Auctioneers.
Two SIX ROOM FRAME BousA

TWO sIX-ROOM FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY AUGUST FOURTH. 1885 at FINE
IdlRIi L. NJ These houses are Nos. 1896 aud 1898
street southeast frontage of entire % feet inches
70 depth of 90 feet to alley; in yard Terms
Oe-half cash. balance ON time; 800 deposit each
st time Of sale. jy:}I-5t.
4 ,HANCEkl SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
~ 1Ot, tMPhOfI ID By HOUSE No. lis FIFTH
sIKEEI SOUTHEAST, HAVING A FRONT OF
"a FEET BY DEP1H OF 9o.l FEET 40 Al
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RoBBERIEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wilcox re-
port house 2912 street broken into and piping
&C., carried off.-John Smith reports that his
house on Lanier Heights was entered Tuesday
night and coats, pants, and underclothing taken.
Capt Frank Williams OF the barge Arietta, foot
last night and lot OF clothing and So 10 taxen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-02

IGOR POTO1fAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il NV IRON STEAM X "WAKEFIEID.
Leaves ltI 81 wharf MONDAYS. THURSDAYS
40 - EDNs az an Returning TUESDAYS
fhlbA1 ; and SUNDAY y ~. touchjn at kiverIand-
h. a, tar a. NoiLni Creek Va ST. Clements Bay 4
Leoh2rujoNu. Md Connects with b and o. X r. at
tInrrts- zee schedule JOHN H. PAUGETI A<t
G ". RIDLEY. Manager ia25
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SUFFOLK, Va, NEARLY DESTROYED nv FRE.-
DIRE ragged In Suffolk. Va. from 80 70 O'Clock
yesterday, destroying large DuEBber OF buildings
ana leaving many persons homeless. Nearly the
entire business section OF the civ was
burned over. Seventy-siN buildings were con-
sumed. The Norfolk and Portsmouth IRE DEPART
ments were sent for and by their AID the names
were nnally subdued. The only stores lett stand
ING are those OF Han q Holt, Ballard g. smith and
X L. Brt wer, ana the James X Baker building The
Total loss Is estimated Al StJ0oOO partly insnrsd
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MI. VERNON: MI. vERSoSi

STEAMER ". W CORCORAN
Leaves 4th-stret wharf daily (excett SUNDAY for VI,
vernon and kINer Landings far down A. 4, yrDot
10 cetock a. La Returning, reaches WasnInrtoa
about $50 y.
sl6 L. L. BIAKE Capt.ir
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26

SENATOR STEWARDS bill to pension the
widow of the late Chief Justice Waite
ought to become a law. 1t will contribute
to independence of the judiciary, and be
simply just act. Neither the salary Of
the Chief Justice, nor of the Justices Of
the supreme tribunal of the nation are
adequate. There are States that pay their
Judges better wages. So long as the Jus.
tees are not paid in proportion to their
Importance as an arm of the national sys-
TEN second only to legislative and execu.
tive, Congress should see to it when Jus.
tice dying in harness and leaves family de.
pendent upon his wages, that it is not left tc
live in state radically below that to which
1t has been accustomed when the head was
serving the nation
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26

The declaration of the Municipal Coun-
ell of Paris of loyalty to the Administra-
ton of President Carnot, and enmity to
the Boulangerist programme of agitation
and revolution, together with the vote of
confidence in the Ministry passed by the
Chamber of Deputies, gives friends of the
French republic great encouragement. II
is to be hoped that these events CORE
spondingly depress the schemers who are
seeking to do free government fatal injury.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26

of the streets than this wind, and the tourist
who saw San Francisco for the first time to-day,
would be pardoned If he mistook 1t for Denver
or st. Louis. Even the so-called sweeping
which IS given the streets at night is little more
han farce, as the greater part of the dust is
distributed upon the stores and houses on each
side. owing TO the failure to properly sprinkle
the streets before sweeping.
It would be impossible for any such
paragraph to be written within the limits
of truth concerning Sacramento 1t is
shameful that city such as San Francisco,
rich in nearly all things, with low rate
of taxation, and bearing upon its shoulders
the credit and good name of the State in
large part. should be SO far behind the
spirit of the age as to fail to provide for
street sprinkling. 1t is wind-swept city,
and for that reason more than any other
city, should lay the dust"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26

SAYS an Eastern exchange: "The Re.
publican club of this city is in a crafty.
ing condition of vigor and prosperity. Sc
rapid has been its growth that its present
quarters have been outgrown, and arrange
ments have just been completed for NOV.
ing into larger house. We warmly
congratulate this thriving organization
and wish it all manner of success" How
is it in California? In how many of our
cities and towns has the first step been
taken to form permanent Republican clubs
for utilization with the National Leagne ?
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26
FORGET ME NOT!
No Extra to Reserve. seats on sale Friday. a2s

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIE STATE
| OF California, Comfy of iolo. In the matter
OF the guardianship of KATE LEE and 10
SEPHINE STEPHENS, minors. Notice is
hereby given that in pursuance of an order of
the superior Court, made on the 5th day of
March, 1SSS. in the matter OF the estate of said
minors. the undersigned. guardian OF the per
son and estate OF said KATE LEE and JOSEPH
me STEPHENS. viii sell at private sale to the
highest bidder for cash in one parcel. -ubject to
confirmation By said Court on or after FRIDAY,
the nth day OF MAY, a. D. ISIS, at u O'Clock NJ.
OF said day, a. the law office of CRAIG &
HARDING, in the Bank Of Woodland buildiag
Woodland. California, at which place bids VIII
be received in writing for all the right, title and
interest and estate of said minors il and to that
lot, piece or parcel of land situate in the County
of Sacramento. state OF California, a1d known
and described as the tsn-acre tracts numbered
70 and 70 The Forth 10 and $500 acres Of said
ten acre tracts sdjsinlng the ity Of sacramento
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26

The surplus" question, says the Chi
cago Times, is really settled. This is a
judgment that is undeniable When Con-
gress the other day notified the Admins
tration that the Act of 1882, directing
payment of the debt out of money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, is a
continuing Act, it practically settled the
question of disposal of the surplus" The
President and Secretary held to the doc.
trIne that the Act was Of temporary appli-
cation; Congress declares it to be still in
effect and the Executive and the Score
tary of the Treasury have been forced to
call for surrender of certain evidences OF
the debt. But the Times makes a sad mis-,
take when it CONSTITUTES the action of Con-
gress into friendly move to relieve the
PRESIDENT of embarrassment. 1t is an odd
explanation of what was certainly per
emptory mandate to a derelict official,
Because the President and Secretary en-
tertained doubts as 10 the continuing char
acter of the Act of 1882, therefore the
expression of interpretative opinion by
Congress was necessary to remove the
doubts" say the Administration advocates
in effect. But if Congress is so clear upon
the question of the vitality of the Act
why did the President and Secretary Of
the Treasury hesitate at all? The truth
is, the desire had been to have the vaults
SO overflow as to support the Administra-
ton plan Of relief But Congress refuses
to approve that plan and directs that APP
plieation of the coin OF the bursting
vaults be made to the payment of the
national debt-and this is construed to be
step friendly to the President, and to
have been taken at his instance. Nothing
has yet, at least, come to light to indicate
that he favored the order or even asked for
it. The country will interpret it a rebuke,
and it was nothing less.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26

THE press generally favor the movement
for interstate legislation to secure the
speedy and convenient extradition of Grim.
Inals between States. There is really moth
ing to be urged against it. Since we re.
marked upon the subject month ago il
has been still more discussed, and every
where the new proposition is approved
When there is such unanimity of desire
and opinion there will certainly be accom-
plishment presently.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26
WAGONS

Will call for Baskets at the following named
places on the morning OF starting at o'clock
From southwest corner Seventeenth and f
down + to southeast corner Twelfth and T. tc
southeast corner Seventh and Z : down Seventh
to southwest corner Seventh and l, to Depot.
From northeast corner Twenty fifth and n
down III 10 southeast corner Twentieth and II
70 northeast corner Thirteenth and II down II
to Tenth down Tenth to northeast corner
Tenth and J, to Depot
From Twenty-fifth and K down X to north
east corner of Twentieth and K to southeast
corner Sixteenth and X, to northeast corner
Thirteenth and X, to southeast corner Eighth
and X, TO depot.
From southwest corner Twenty seventh and
Q, down o 10 southeast corner Twentieth and
o, to northeast corner Fourteenth and O. tc
southeast corner Tenth and o, to northwest cor
ner Sixth and o, along Sixth to L. and Depot
From southwest corner Seventh and O tC
southwest corner Third and O. along Third 10
northwest corner Third and n, to northeast
corner Second and NJ, to Depot.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26
A DISPATCH on the 1Sth 70 =

A DISPATCH on the 18th to Democratic
paper in the East spoke of the election in
Louisiana as remarkable in Rapides par
ish, which cast its entire vote, 1000, for
the Democratic ticket In 1880 Rapides
had 23,500 population and registered 1000
voters. 1t has on its register now 1906
names of voters. 1t is remarkable that
1000 out of 1900 should vote, and that the
1000 should all vote one way. Such a
singular thing could not take place in the
North. OF course in that Louisiana town
there was perfect freedom to cast the ballot
IS any pleased. Of course no influences
condemned by honesty and law were en-
ployed to bring about such remarkable
result 1t is a common thing, very com
mon, for entire communities to vote one
ticket-in the Democratic Solid South, at
least
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26

SACRAMENTO has reason to congratulate
herself that in the matter of Clearly streets
her domestic economy is vastly better than
that of the metropolis of the coast. In
this city all the streets and the graded
alleyways are sprinkled from a common
fund. In San Francisco it is done only by
private enterprise, here little and there
little, and for the most part not at ALL
The following from the editorial columns
of San Francisco daily of yesterday tells
its own story:
il would take lively imagination to conceive
S more disagreeable day than yesterday in san
FraueiSro. The higa wind swept clouds OF dust
down al the streets, snd pedestrians received
the tgli be efit OF this dirt. Nothing could
Nor. cseRsly demovslrG.e Inc filthy caadltion
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26

The REcoED-UNIos is the only paper on
he coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re-
ceiccs the full Associated Press dispatches from
on parts Of the i0ortd Outside Of San Fran
CISCO, 1t has no competitor. IN point of man,
b1'. IN its home and general circulation
throughout the coast
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26

No ONE expected that Louisiana would
go otherwise than Democratic. But is it
not a little singular that, while the Demo-
cratic majority for President in 1884 was
but Is, 1872, for Governor in 1888 it runs
up to 10000?
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26
SAN FRANCISCO aaENcrEs.

inc paper is for sale ar the following places
A. Fisher, Room 81. Merchants Exchange
who is also Sole Advertising Agent for San
Rrsncisco. Grand and Palace Hotel News
Stands: Market-street Ferry and junction oil
Market and Montgomery street News Stands.
az Also, for sale on all Trains leaving and
coming into Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26
Friday, May II, 1888,

Atloo'clock NJ. at the door ofthe County Court
house of Sacramento County, California, there
viii be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, the old Bridge spanning the
American River on The line of Twelfth street of
Sacramento City, the Board of Supervisors of
said county reserviHg from said sale the plank
ing on said bridge, and further reserving the
right to reject any and all bids for the sane.
wM. B. HAMILTON. Clerk of Said Board.
ap10-td
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26

You don't know now much better YOU
will feel if you take Hoods Sarsaparilla
1t will overcome that tired feeling, and
make you bright, active and strong. Sold
by druggists.