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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-05

the desire TO secure tried blood Iiuee. when
the three qualifications are combined In n
horse he can secure ample patrona &c wherever
placed.
Mr. ID. g. Engle. proprietor OF Engletree
stock Farm, at Marietta, Pa, Is breeder who
believes in the three cardinal points, ana
shows his faith by his work. He has In Storm
Ring. the chief stallion at Engletree fafm,
horse that completely fills the bill. storm
King was foaled 1881 fine bay. standing 10
hands and y weighipg l,2c0 ns., sired by Happy
Medium, dam Topsy Taylor, by Alexanoers
Norman. As q chow horse he has never oeeh
defeated, taking i've irst premiums In compe'
tition with very meritorious rivals. Az the
Penpsyiyania state Fair OF 1883, storm KING
won n rst prize from the blue ribbon winner
IN his class during the National Horre shows
of lss5 and lssl lie has elegance OF carfiage'
remarkably pure fast natural gaitand frame
we'll clothed with muscle.
M Henry, bay four. year old son OF Mambrino
Dudley, out OF virginia, by Volunteer; "a dam
Nell tdam of BatemRn, 2:22. and "a dam oi
Epaulette, 2l9j, by Rysdyke's Hamblctopian
stands l5x hands, ana Is still growing. lie
also has taken Ave first premiums, and
Judged by the scale OF points, has scored an
average that Is unequaled. Mambrino Dudley
has in this son representative that would DC
credit TO any sire His breeding on the dain'f
| side is full OF producing strains. l'd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-05

At meeting OF the Lancaster City and
County Medical Society. held on April 4, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
WHERgAs. An AIl.wise Providence hath seen
~ 70 remove. by death, our esteemed co.
l.oorer, Amos X. kohreri NJ. -. late OF Mount.
VILE. Pa, ana
WHEREAS, We recognize the fact that The
deceased was one OF the Iounoers of The Lam.
caster City aud County Meoi ical soci@ty in
the year le<4, and has, ever since. oecu upied "A
conspicuous position as prominent pracli-
toner of medicine. Therefore be Il
kesoiped, This society hereby express the
heartfelt esteem in which our departed felIog "
member. DIR A. X. kohrer. was regarded ana
we are cogniz ant of the TACT that his Ion z, and
exces sdingly active. professional experience,
eAs disseminated incalculable benehts-alike
20 me SUFFERER. and those who enjoyed his pro,
kssotred. That, whilst we bow in humble
submission To the immutable decree of the
Almighty, we, nevertheless, deplore the loss
OF our brother practitioner, ana realize the sad
Truth that his deatb has left u VOID in he
ranks OF the medical proiession-of hich le
was an aged and honored member.
kssoiued, That copy of these resolution,
eyt -. IctAry, and that they be published
@. W. .BERHTHEIZEL,
J. AUG. 1HLkR,
Ito j. r. LEHMAN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-05
THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.
\ List Of Those Anxious 10 Serve Their Far
as Deiegates.

rs SDoiegetes.
Wednesday was the lnst day on which
announcements for Cffice at the coming
Republican primary election could be filed
with the chairman OF the county committee.
In addition to the candid stes announced In
the daily papers for the paying offices the
following are candidates for delegates to
the national convention: Samuel Nj. Sell
domridge, West Earl Francis SHREDDER,
city alternstes, Amos Ziegler, East Done.
gal Menry G. Eusb, Peques; s. NJ. Myers,
city; Horny 8. Eberiy, Clay.
Delegates TO the state convention City
district, DR.. M. l.. Herr, VIM. ID. Stauiier !;
Southern district, J. M. Eaby, Paradise /;
jacob Hart, Martic ; K. q. Musselman,
Htrasburg borough Jacob M. Frsn,z Ian
caster township Northern district, Samuel
J. Zug, Rspho Robert e. Conklip, Col.
umbia; John b. Noide, East Cocslico /;
Martin II. CRUDE, East Earl Percy p.
6ohock, Marietta Christian Musselman,
Earl +. NJ. Coover, Ephrsta.
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Amuseme enss.

A Specially Company for Three Nf0hn.-
This evening Haywood 4 Moore's Specially
show and Needham 4 Kelly's comedians Will
appear in the opera house, where they VIII be
seen for the remainder OF the week, present
ing each night an olio OF novelties In connec
tion with several new comedians. The com
many ,s strong and includes number OF able
male ana female performers.
The Trained Horses.-The Bristol horse
show, which will be here next week, is one Of
the strongest ana best. ana 1t Will receive
large patronage. The Providence journal
says. There was not a vacant seat at Lows
opera house last evening at the performance
of Prof Bristol's troupe OF educated horsee
and It was indeed y wonderful exhibition oi
animal sagacity, the horses working very
much quicker ana more intelligenuy than
Prof Bartholomew"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-05

Closing Prices q o'c,oc p; m;


CHICAGO. April 3. $50 p. m.-Market opened.
Wheat-May, 75skc June, 76zc July, 7GLc.
Corn May, 6lhc; june. blhc.
Oats-Nay, SOAc; June 3Oosc.
Pork-May. sl3 ilk; June, s3i5.
Lard-hpri, " Az May, $3.50; June. u IS {;
July.EGL
Short kibs-Msy. 800; juno. E0S; July.
El5.
CLOSING.
Wheat-April. IKE; May. 10; Juno. 7d>lc ;
Corn-ApriI, asXc; May. b2xc; June. uAc
July, 5'7Sc,
Oats-May, sic June, SIC; Ju'y, slskc.
Pork-ap Il tiS IS; May, Sl5io; June,
tl3 AZ July SO so
La,d1,Aptil. - co. May, u saN; June.
E5T& Juy,E E6?1S.
shors n,6s-Aprii. % o2>l; May. % 071 june
GG July, l2S.
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NEW YORK. April b.-Flour market steady
Fine q O5st2 30 superfne, q 3513 90 MINI.
Extra, q s5g49 City Mn: Extra. u ioGi 45;
MINI. Wheat extra, " S5Gp4 50.
Wheat--No. /, Red. State. 9lxG93ci No 2, 90
ookc NO. 2, He'd, Winter May. ssHc
June, s7gko; receipts, s, 40 shipments, 1896.
Corn O. ). Mixed. Cash, 6BI<sae nc I,
is,y;0sDs May; S0He 7ss Sniy 'sA'' receipts 1890
ua,s mo. i, White, State 4sx0iic No. 2, DO.
ssSnio; do April, 87xn; may, ssc
reoeipts. %. 900 shipments, as5.
Rye dull state 76c.
Barley nominal.
Pork dull New Mess, S4 25(pl4 80.
Lard steady; April, u 80 may, Gs6 June,
q 80.
TuTpentins Dull at 39kc,
kOsin quiet at u k01l 2lk
Petroleum DUH Refined in Cases, 8%c.
Freights nominal grain to Glasgow. Ia.
Butter STEADY; Western Creamery, 2210c.
Cheese dull Western Flat, llz0l2c, /;
Ohio Factory. llA0l1c; Fancy White, 10
l2o.
Tggs steady; State. 22GG2xc western.
202!kc.
TED, TIC.
Taiiow firm Prime City. lA04 1916.
Rice noininal; Carolina. fair 10 good, 6k0Gkc
Coffee steady Fair CarRoes, Tor hio. liAc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-05
Di.sppsarance OF a UuIld,r

George Ernest, carpenter and builder OF
this city, left his home last Thursday, since
which time his family have not seen or
heard from him. 1t is not known where
no n and his folks are worried about him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-05

D'ssoLUrloN'
The partnership heretofore cSisting between
ID. T.. and q. w. Btner tor draying M q hauling
has been dissolved by mutual agreement. All
bills outstanding we request TO be presented
for payment or payment made, AS the case
may be. DIP. 4 q. W. BlrNEB.
NOTICE.
The Bi,ner Fast Freight Line so many ye Rrs
relied upon, and so oliberally patronized by our
merch ants, Is one OF The things OF the past,
The New Management of the Philadelphia Il
Reading Railroad deem IL best TO discontinue
individual lines therefore have given me no.
uce TO discontinue on irst day OF April. l re.
spectfully ask a continuance OF thu liberal
| patronage for the Philadelphia 4 Reading
/ railroad by 80 doing will continue TO give
personal attention to good delivery apd care
| iul handling OF such freight rs may come u
US.
! Being an equal partner in this line since
| January 1892 up to The time OF brother q.
/ Bitners death. ana appointed manager by the
| company at that time. take tho opportunity
/ TO offer my sincere thanks To the public fo
/ their support. ~
D.P. BITHER, Manager,
/ Recognized Drayman for PhiladeIph "a J. Read
| ing Railroad Company.
/ mar3l-lwdS, ,Tu,Th,S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-05

WANTED A POSITION AS Up
slaifs eirl. either In a hotel or private
Iamily references furnished. Gail after q
O'Clock friday morning at ~
Z. A. WEsTHAEFFFg'S
ia employment Onice, b3 kast King 81.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-05

Joseph Irwin, OF East Cocalico township,
hes assigned his property for the bene lit
creditors TO George y. Fry, Of the same
township.
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MARHE1S.
philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April b.-rlour steady sales
800 bbls MINI. Bakers. ~ sS0pi So penn,a
Family es 75fll IS: Western 90, q COCA 80
Western Patents, u N6064st
Rye flour. % 6O6s3 66.
Wheat pril. s9kc; May. s32sc; June s9kc
Corn-April, 87kc; May. GOkc. Jnne, 6eko.
Oats-April, iolzc May. 4g51c June. tokc.
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PALACk OF FASHION.

"A srhiohs
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster. Pa.
We carry the largest and best
assorted stock Of Dress Trim
mings, Braids, ETC., in this city.
Our line comprises a complete
stock of Hercules Braids, in all
colors and widths.
Black and Cream Hercules
Braid, from d to 20 line.
Black and Cream Mohair and
Diamond Braids.
Fancy Silk Cord Trimmings
in all colors, and variety OF
styles.
Gilt, Silver and Steel Braid
and Soutache.
Black Soutache and President
Braid in all widths.
Colored Soutache, in all
| colors.
Black Silk Bindings, I6 to 80
line, by the yard or piece.
Colored Silk Bindings in all
colors our assortment is COM
plete.
Braid ornament by the yard
in Black and all colors.
Braid Trimming by the yard
in black and all colors.
| Black Silk Cord Ornaments
from I5c to $3.50 apiece.
Black Silk Cord Gimps, $50
to $3.50 a yard.
| Black Braid Ornaments, from
soc to So a yard.
Black and colored braid sets
Black and colored braic
panels in the newest Spring
Dress colors.
Black Bead ornaments. W.
offer special bargains at IS, 20
IS, IS, soc apiece.
Fifteen-inch long bead orna
ment at 81.
Colored and black beae
Galoons ; colored bead orna
ments.
Black and colored beads or
tape, I5c a yard up.
Beaded sets, E to 8 pieces t.
a set.
| Beaded sets on Net.
Beaded Grenadies for Cape.
at special prices.
Black, Spanish and Chantill,
Silk. Netting and Skirt Lace'
at prices lower than ever.
Our opening takes place OF
Wednesday and Thursday
April nth and 9TH.
i ASTRICH'S P. o. F.,
i Lancaster
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8Is MARKET ST.. HARRISBURG, IA
q CLARKE's NEW PRICE LIST.

At his New Store. IL 4 IL SOUTH QUEEN ST.
N. Y. State Full Cream Cheese, very cheap.
Finest Imported swiss Cheese per pound .28c
Lmberger Cheese .............................l .l6c
keuchatel Cream Cheese cheap
DuJchhead or Edam cheese. .756s9c
Pineapple Cheese. ................... 51c
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-05

From spirit OF the Times.
Size and symmetry are are imported essen
tials IN stock horse ~ well as good breeding.
TIE nrst two points are often overlooked IN
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10

There is on exhibition in the show win
dow of Wienstock, Lubin d Co. fine large
painting by W F. Jackson, the well known
artist. 1t is richly framed and is to be dis
posed of by tickets as premium ii aid of
the excursion fund of the Sacramento
School of Design. 1t is necessary that the
pupils should each week make studies from
nature. To do this effectively they have
to arrange for transportation TO the foot
hills, up and down the river, to suburban
spots, etc. The cost must be defraved ont
of a common fund, and to replenish this
the pupils have secured this fine picture
and propose 10 sell it as described. They
might well have placed higher price upon
it. as il is one OF the best works vet from
Mr.. JacksOn's studio. 1t is entitled "A
Trout Stream in the Sierras." The view is
from Just above Soda Springs on the head
waters of the American river, and is a
careful study made by the artist last sum-
mer. In finish, warmth, detail and color
he has done nothing better, and the draw
ing is especially admirable. In landscapes
Mr.. Jackson is making as rapid, If not
greater advancement than any California
artist now called to memory. An evidence
of this is found in the fact that some of his
Sierra views have been selected from among
hundred of others. for reproduction in the
new artotype work, Picturesque Califor.
MIA" Whoever secures the picture will
possess a work of art of high merit and
have the consciousness also of aiding the
School ofDesign, which has not one-halfthe
attention from the Sacramentopublict that il
deserves, a fact upon which Eastern visit
ors to the Art Gallery comment freely, re.
marking that such an institution so located
in most Eastern cities would be considered
a matter of exceeding local pride, and bt
fostered and aided with great liberality
If all the chairs of the school were filled
the income would supply the needed fund
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10

In the Police Court yesterday Daniel
Cummings, who had been so completely
soaked with benzine that he could Lot
navigate the streets, was sent to jail for five
days.. Needles, an individual who had
looked upon the wine too long and too
often and mixed grape juice with sour beer
and bad whisky until when he was ar
rested he did not know his head from a
beer keg stood up in the dock and begged
for mercy. He said he came to the city a
short time ago virtuous, happy, his peck
cts full of coin, and had no bad habits. He
struck a dive where all kinds of drinks
were five cents. He tried to keep up with
Sacramento society, got full and got left
His money and character were gone, his
health was broken, and be desired to be
allowed to depart from this modern Gomor-
rah and HE himself to Reno, where police
men could not break through and-pro-
tect the eyil-doers from being prose-
cuted for fleeing countrymen and
tender-feet. The Judge heard his
petition and allowed Needles to depart
with the injunction to loose no time
in getting to the sagebrush country.
Mary Roberts was sentenced to pay fine
of $40 for becoming intoxicated. 49,. The
charge of malicious mischief against w.
Sager was stricken from the calendar on
motion of the prosecution. Eli Mayo
was acquitted of assault to murder An-
tone Berl, charged with disturbing the
peace, was discharged on motion of the
prosecution. The jury summoned TO try
the case of disturbing the peace preferred
by Judge McKune against II. a Caulfeld
disagreed, and new jury will probably be
impaneled to-day.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10
DIED.

Sacramento, February 7-Horatio Hurd, ma
tive of Monroe, Michigan, AZ years, 6 months
and Is days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully il.
vited to attend the funeral services, which
viii oe held at the Congregational Church
Sixth street, between l and ], this Fri
day afternoon, February 10th, at 1890 clock
Interment private.
Sacramento, February S-Johana NJ, wife Of
lillian F. Neidhardt land mo- her of Mrs. W
F. Yuhre. Mrs. Charles Schwartz and Mrs. A
Terrio). native OF Hamburg, Germany, n
years. month and days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral services, which
will be held at the residence of her son-in
law, Charles Schwartz, 707 L street, thi
friday afternoon, February 10th, at
o'clock. Interment private.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10
Found Concealed in "A Cupboard

Shortly after the garroting scene on L
street, between Ninth and Tenth, Wednes-
day evening, lady living in the immediate
vicinity rushed across the street to neigh
boris house, rang the door-bell violently.
and when she was admitted was so badly
frightened she could not speak After a
time she stated in the most tragic manner
that while sitting in the dining-room of her
home, her husband being down town, the
rear of the house was attacked by robbers,
they had fired shot through the kitchen
window, they sought to kill the entire
family and she knew that by that time her
little children were murdered. The entire
family rushed across the street, armed with
brooms, canes and all kinds of weapons,
followed by the distracted woman They
found the front door open, as the lady
had left il in her fight. The
men folks, who by this time had been re-
inforced by quite a crowd, surrounded the
house to cut off all avenues of escape. and
thorough search of the premises was
made. The little ones were found quietly
sleeping in their crib. The old tom cat
lay warming himself in front of the CRATE.
while Fido was dancing around, wonder
ing if this was another surprise party
There was no shattered window pane-in
fact there was nothing to indicate that a
marauding party bad been in the neighbor-
hood. Just as the party was giving up the
hunt and trying to assure the good lady
that she was mistaken, a lady called atten-
ton to the cupboard. II was opened, and
there stood the cause of all the tumult. A
large-sized jar of tomato catsup had blown
out its cork.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10

CONCERT ANNoUNCEMENT.-Pro Au-
gust lvanhof Lennep, zitherist, from the
Vienna Conservatory, and Professor Felix
Ollert, pianist, from the Liepsic Conserva-
tory, announce grand vocal and instru-
mental con.pr' at the Congregational
Church, Friday evening next. They are to
be assisted by Alois Bennigson, a tenor
now of San Francisco), who was a great
favorite in New York, where he resided
until recently, and by Professor Heinrich
Erich, the accomplished violinist, Mss
Ida Clinch, soprano, Mrs. J. G. Balm
bridge, mezZo soprano, and others of this
city. Professors Lennep and Ollert have
taken up their residence in Sacramento
and this is their first concert. The Port
LAND NelOs speaks of Professor Lennep as
perfect master of his instrument" The
New York Tribune, comparing him to the
finest zitherists of that city, says he de-
serves every word of the enthusiastic praise
bestowed upon him. Such wonderful
manipulations of the instrument, in dis
play of all its qualities in all passages are
seldom 10 be heard in a life time \
large number Of similar credentials are
borne by the artist.
LAST MONTHS ARREsTs.-The following
arrests were made during the month of
January: Healthy beggaIs, 5; disturbing
the peace, q; drunk, 81; suspicion, q; as
sault with deadly weapon, 2; dodgers, 1903;
safe keeping, -; detained as witnesses, 5;
misdemeanor, /; grand larceny, 6; expos
ure of person, 1; petit larceny, g. insane, l;
en- route Folsom, 10; vagrancy, II; sleeping
| on sidewalks, Il; robbery, l. malicious
mischief, l; battery, s; burglary, A. attempt
to rob, l; en- route Napa, l; en- route
| Colusa, l; common drunk, 2; embezzel-
ment 3; escape from hospital, l: en- route
Mono, l. sick, /; total, 279. The total
number Of meals furnished were 1,057.
WASTING Coon MATERIAL "A few days
ago prominent Democratic county official
was being vaccinated, when the surgeon s
lance started the blood flowing a little too
| freely to suit the ideas of the tariff for
revenue only man. He exclaimed as the
blood began to ooze from the scratches
See here, doctor, you are wasting d
good Democratic blood now. Be careful
| what you are doing. We will need every
| drop in November ~
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10
SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One-Armstrong, Judge.

THURSDAY. February 9, 1885
B. L. Steinman VS.. F. II. Russell-Judgment
for plaintiff for $780, and $50 attorneys fees.
Capital Savings Bank VS.. Capital Wooden
Mills-Judgment for plaintiff, as prayed for in
complaint. G. +. Bronner appointed Receiver
People eX rel. 0Meara VS. Con Sullivan
Argued by plaintiff, and further argument con
tinued until Monday
Simon Hallatt, native of Germany, was ad
mitted to citizenship on the testimony of p
Newman and Jacob Greisel
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10

p. L. Polk & Co.'s CITY DIRECTORY will
be issued about June LIST. In due time q
force of experienced canvassers will take
the necessary information. The work of
compiling and printing will be done in
Sacramento. Thanking the business COM
munity for their very liberal patronage
Respectfully, R. L. Polk & Co., COG Mont
gomery street, San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10

Sacramento, February 6-wife OF Aug. Gustaf.
son, q son.
Sacramento, February 6-wife of Corpitz Mel
son, a son.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10

BUSINESS FAILURE.-Ye sterday J. F. Sla-
ter, a merchant of this city and member
of the present Board of Fire Commission
ers, filed his petition in insolvency with the
County Clerk. His total liabilities are
placed at $3.50 10, and his assets figure up
s., S35. OF this amount about 500 of the
personal property is exempt by law from
execution. His principal creditors, holders
of promissory notes, are D. o. Mills & Co.,
500; A. J. lihoads, 500; California State
Bank, $500; H. c. Johnson, $3.50; R. E.
Coates, $50; q. Dieluchi. 500; S. H. Davis,
$50; C. Swinerton, $3.50; C. Bockworth,
$3.50; A E. Browning. $50. The other
creditors are J. Meusdorffer and other
wholesalers of San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10
slDvERrIsEMENr MENTION.

Bsird's Ninstrels, Tonight - Metropolitan
lheater
Grand C)ncert-Professor Lennep.
Clunie Opera House-Ben Cotton Company.
Turner'S Masquerade.
Harmony Lodge, X. and L. of H.-To-night.
Tehama Lodge-Special meeting.
Caledonia Club-To-night.
Winona Couneil-To-morrow evening.
Auction Sales.
Bell & CO-Saturday.
". II. Sherburn-To-day.
Business Adverns emonts.
WeinstOck. Lubin & Co.-Announcements
Notice to Creditors of J. F. Slater,
II. Marks-Sale of Gents Furnishings.
J. J. Kiley 4 Co.-Sale Monday.
Houses and Lots on Installments.
Notice-Closing of Business Houses.
Manted-A Barber.
span of horses wanted.
Energetic man wanted TO canvass.
For Sale-Lodging- house.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10
MARRIED.
BORN.

Sacramento. January by Rev. Father @race
DR.. George B. Carr OF ct. Helena to Alicis
Scott, of Roseyille.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10

MONDAY MoRNING.-LineD dress fronts,
from % and IS cents to 10 cents each. J. ].
kiley & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10

CAUTION. "Mathushek" is the only
piano that has the tuning pins pushed into
a solid iron frame, and which has success
fully stood this climate for the last twenty
years. Ten sold to one of any other make
since January l, 1887. See them at
Cooper's Music Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10

TEN per cent. discount Oh regular line OF
hats, in our clearing sale. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10

MONDAY MoRSIXG.-All-woold dress goods,
from 62l cents down to 80 cents. J. j.
Kiley d Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10

MONDAY MORNING. = Astrakhan trim
ming, cents yard. J. ]. Kiley 81 Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-10

LADIES dress hats. former price from 50
to SIG, will be closed out at from 81 90 TO
81. Red House.
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