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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-04

ANOTHER CHARTER Judge Keith has granted
a charter OF in orperation 10 The New Mausoleum
Company. The object of the company is the in
trcduct,on and use of methods for disposing and
caring for the dead; to acquire and beaulify land;
erect buildings and manufacture appliances. &c.
The capital stock is to be not over $l0,0OO,OOO,
divided into shares of $1C0 oach and the princi.
pal Office is to be in this city. The officers name
are: j. MacCoy, of NY, president; H. ]. Kim
bali, OF Ga, snd S C. Pomeroy, of Washington,
vice presidents C.R. Treat, of N. Y. treasurer,
and C. a. Harvey, Of Washington, secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-04

LOCAL BREVITIES.

Geo. Boeton, colored, prisoner in jail,
who, as heretofore stated, assaulted and cut
Charles Upsbaw, also colored, fellow pr
soner, on Saturday evening last. yes efcar
evening had preliminary exa"inaiion be
fore Justice Lovfioy who sent him ON to I'll Q
grand jury.
Captain Cooper, Inspector of steamboat
bulls, at Baltimore, WIS in Washington yes-
terGay to inspect the Alexandria ferry
boats. He recommended extensive re.
pairs.
The police report last night as being clear and
ccol with nine l,dgers aad one prisoner at the
station house. The only case before the Mayor
this morning was that of tramp, charged with
vagraLcy. He was ordered to leave the city.
The remains OF Chas o. White, whose death in
Detroit Was mentioned yesterday, Will be brought
to this city for burial on Sunday. Mr.. White
at the commencement of the war was member
of the Mt Vernon Guards Of this city.
Whist is Christian Work and Who is Expected
to do IT. is the subject of BILE study to be held
AZ the Z NJ. c. a. rooms at o'clock tom ght.
Young men interested III Christian work are in
vited TO be present.
Archie Mead, Of this city, q brakeman on the
R. & D.. road, was seriously injured in collision
near Richmond few days since. He had both
ankles and three ribs broken and his head badly
cut.
Marriage licenses were issued in Washington
yesterday to John NJ Colvin and Emma Mar
shall both of Culperer, and to 8. ID Hecks, of Rich
mopd aud Haie 0. Woodsrd, Of Charlottesville.
Eleas Il. Page, of Charles county, Md has sold
to Mary Jackson of this city, lot or Queen street
between Fayette and West, for $40.
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LOCAL MATTERS

mi. section fair woither, followed sau
~. rain, warmer, variable WINDS, bee ,mins
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-04

DEAD.-Capt ]. R. Roberts, a we'll
known citizen, and who for some time past
had been employed as night walchmsn at
the CITIZEN National Bank, died at his
nome or son;h Lee street. about 7 o'clock
thl- morning., after 9 shcrt illness of puen-
monil, in the 72i yea! of his age. Captain
Roberts cams TO this city about u years
ago fom Wiaomico county, Ma. aud most
I'LL his life was engaged on various bay and
Tver vessels He was M upright, honest
na1 and had many friends in the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-04

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS Inst night was
nr.!er The law, the uish' ;or holding the reg
ugr aarua meetings Of ;h various building
NJ. Citations for the election oi officers, Nc,
M, only three Of the seven sssocia'icns-the
German Nos. 3 aud 4 and the Per.
pa.ual-coud obtsia q1orums. Ger
man No. . re elected the follow
inr officers, viz: |. Ecbberg, president j.
Schneider, secretary; NJ B. Harlow, treas
urer: J. T. Nails aud r. p. Aitcheson, di-
rec,or-. aud J kaufman, Il Strauss and
Park Aguew trustees.
German No. / re elected the same otfi; ers
a- No with the exception of Nj. Agne~,
Mr. G W Fisher being re elected trustee
for this association.
Mount Vernon, Old Dominion and Me
chsncs Nos ! and . Building Associations
bad 20 quorum and adjourned Till Tuesday
night next.
Che Perpetual Association held meet
inc. NJ which the officers submitted their re-
port This association does not elec, officers
ul March next At present they are: Park
Agnew president j. Schneider, cretary
NJ. B. Harlow, treasurer; J. r Gaton, at
iorney J. NJ Hill, e. H. Harlow aud S. B.
Stouteuburgh trustees, aud F. e. Corbett, 1.
Hoy, J r. Hill, j. Schneider and l.. w.
scott, directors.
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PERSONAL Commonweath's Attorney
Hoi nas returned from week. "acation
10 Prince WiliiGm county.
Miss Brook., who has been visiting Mrs.
W A 5 ncot AZ "Colro-s" has returned to
ter home in Halifax county
Mrs Florence Adam gave very pleas
sul progressive enchro party at the resi-
dance Of Mr. NJ Hi! last night.
Mr. Scott, president of the r. 4 D. rail
road, viii leave Washington this evening on
special train for southern trip over hia
road
Miss Maud Wheat gave very enjoyable
card party TO her friends last evening.
Misses Fai h and Anna Leadbeeter, Helen
Weston and Mary Jameson returned to
Gordoasgiilc to-day to resume their school
duties
Mr. Jame- II. Reid. SON of Col. /. w.
Reid, wno graduated at the L. 3. Naval
Academy last June and has subsequently
eu stai, ned on the Atlanta, is spending
fUrlouGh at hs home in this city
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azss- regular monthly meeting of tho Relief
HOOK and Ladder Company will be held to NOR
row Friday evening, at 1870 o'clock. jan3 vt
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IF YOU CANNOT SEE aud cannot find any
i SPECTACLEs to suit you, go t, HENRY
WILDTs and have your eyes teStei, and yon
viii have no more trouble. no42O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-04

SIsAL AND JUTE FODDER YARN just re-
y ceived at 1913 King street, for sale wholesale
and retail by
sep15 j. i. CRElGdION q SUN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-04

CII,E AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS for
= ladies'. gentlemen and children, at the lowest
prices TO be found at
dec1S AMOS u. SLAYMAkEhS.
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WE OFFER special inducements in GUNS
wv PISTOLS, SHELLS, &C., and other goods in
that line. Call and SOC at 80 King, corner OF
Royal street. ,, ,,o,-
san27 j. II. CRElGHION q nON.
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OsHOPPING AXES and AXE HANDLES en-
" hand and for sale at small advance st 32S
King, corner of Royal, by
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I RADBEATER's POROUS PLAsTERs, equal
IL to any plssters made, and at much lower
prices. Sold by
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-10
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

Ezigeneies of space preclude extended
comment upon Governor Watermans mes
sage, sent to the Legislature yesterday
Nor is there need for it, since it is a plain.
straightforward, business-like document.
and not at all susceptible to instrumentation.
il is exceeding voluminous, presenting
much IN detail the economy of nearly all
the State departments and institutions
without overlooking with statistics. 1t is
unmistakable in recommendations and sup-
geStions concerning the needs of the State.
Most of the subjects treated must come
before the Legislature for action. As
they are brought forward, adequate re-
view of the many recommendations
OF the Executive as expressed in the
message, will naturally be in order, and
they may then be debated more fully than
Is possible now, and as is due to their I'M
poTianee. Readers OF the message will be
i'm ressed by its frankness, and the earnest
mss of the Governor 10 considering the
interests of the State, and in pressing upon
legislative attention reforms snd the cor
re lion of crying abuses. The same
earnestness and aightforwardness dis
tinguishes the message in urging the prac-
tire OF the economy that comtemplatcs
future benefits and concerns the growth
high character and manifest destiny of the
State, rather than the limitations that are
boaaded by the narrow horizon of tho
n....sn,lt
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TELEGRaPKIC BREyIgrss.

rarly GU Tuesday an earthquake shock was
experienced throughout southern Illinois.
Jake Gaudaur has challenged William o'con-
nor % row three miles for 81 900 and the cham
pigiiship.
John Mckinley. a carpenter. fell from buiic-
ing in Ogden aud crushed his skull. He leaves
.s.m Is.
lcois 3eMullin. Appraiser st New York was
requested 10 resign. He refused. The Presi-
dest therefore directed his removal.
The sugar Trust sued for the fort, iture of the
cha.s. OF the North Sugar Refinery, which it
had absorbed, but the supreme Court decides
asaiastit.
The contending factions for the Governorship
OF The Chicsasaw Nation have agreed 10 submit
their claims Tor arbitration to Secretary Villas,
and sbide by his decision.
Edward F. Honeywood and Minnie A. Ayres
We y married in jail at Newark, n. j.. on Tues
daT Honeywood who is a forgcr, is son of
Lazy BoDeywood. of England.
rse United States Circuit Court in West Viz.
gioia has rendered an opinion which virtually
d. lauss Golf tRep and McGinness REP
elected Governor ard congressman, respect
jitly
Harry D Schall, Assistant Cashier in the Pay
masters Office OF the Northwestern Railroad,
has disappeared with 81, 500 of the company 5
fasds aud S2.tc0 belonging TO the Clerks and
Meenanics' Building and Loan association, OF
which he was treasurer
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IN OTHER PLACE.,
Havoc Played Among Structures in the
Oil Regions

Havoc Played Among Structures in the
Oil Regions.
LIMA tO.), January 9th.-A heavy snow storm
lasted twelve hours here. accompanied by a
high wind. Hundreds of derricks and pump-
houses are blown down in the oil region. and
several persons injured. The Court. house.
chuIches ana many residences are badly dam.
aged.
RAILROADS BLocKADED IN IOWA.
DUBUQUE Qa.), January 9th.-A foot of snow
railroads are snow bound
DAMAGES AT SUNBURY
SuNBuRY (Pa), January 9th.-The wind storm
to-day blew over two stacks of the Sunbury
Nail Mills, which crushed through the slate
roof, deniolishlng the pudding department
mill. Thirty-five meE employed were half
buried in the ruins. Two were killed and many
wounded. Four men missing
ANOTHER TOWN STRUCK.
YORK (Pa.), January 9th.-A tornado visited
this place to-day. The handsome Eastern
Market house was demolished. The building
cost 1000
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and he would not be surprised il the death list
be increased to fifteen or twenty. -'s'

and he would not be surprised il the death LIST
be increased to fifteen or twenty. -'s'
LATEST FROM THE SCENE.
UP 10 mlonlgnt no more victims had been re-
covered. At 645 O. clock this evening the voice
OF Il boy named Gattman was heard. but the
rescuers could not locate him. He said he was
all right Il they could get at him. AtI2o'ciock.
however, ne had not been reached. and no
sound could be heard. 1t is feared he died OF
exhaustion. N Va
The body off colored boy was taken out OF
the ruins about IL O'Clock. He was terribly
A number of narrow escapes were renorted
Seven men were thrown from the seventh story
to the ground and escaped with slight bruises.
IL Is learned tnat the factory of Bontreger & Co.,
in the Seventeenth Ward, was blown down dnr,
ing the storm and man named Hines killed.
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SIGNS 0F n BLIZZARD.
Chicago the Center of Wide A
Threatened with a Gold w.va

Threatened With Cold Wave.
CHICAGO, January 9th.-A furry of wet snow
melting as 1t FELL began here this morning at
noon and continues with Increased severity
The Signal S-rvice weather map for the day
shows Chicago at the center OF an extremely
wide area of low barometer, extending in an
the northern shore of Lake Superior TO Knox.
Vile Tennessee. The barometer here marks
Is 96 inches, the lowest on record for this point.
The temperature is 81. There is a high wind.
1t is showing or raining throughout the area
OF the low barometer Telegraphic communi-
cation is almost paralyzed. A cold wave with
blizzard accompanying it, developed in Mon
tana and Dakota. 1t is expected here within "a
hours.
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real, GSFATE.. E1'c.
VlLUjBLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

T OTIS 2, AND 4, V STREET. BETWEEN
II Fifteenth and Sixteenth, with dwelling
house; Lots 5. and Z, W street, between Fiji,
teenth and Sixteenth; Lots and 4, W street be-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth: Lots and g. X
street, between Fifteenth and sixteenth: part OF
Lot and all of Lot g. u and n, Twenty.iourth
and Twenty fifth streets part of Lot j. Sixteenth
street. between and j: all of Lot ., l street. be-
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth, with dwell.
ing; Lot 4, street, between Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth, with fine Improvements, house,
barns, etc. new and in best condition.
ES- All of the above are high beautiful lots
well located for good homes, and will be subdi-
vided to accommodate purchasers.
2ptf w. X. STRONG x co,
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csRD FROM D. ]. SIMMONS.

lshE PARTY WHO WROTE NE A LETTER.
/ and sIgued 1t Jim will please cail at my
house, 9l7 Sixth street. betw cen and O. clock
THIS or I -MOsRUN EVENING. All matters
will be kept secret, and will be strictly conf
dential Iltl u. ] SIMMONS
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Don't hawk, hawk, blow. spit. and dis
gus everybody with your offensive breath,
but Use Dr.. Sages Catarrh Remedy and end
IL
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..nRD OF THANKS.

HEREBY TENDER NY sINCEREST
l tina ks 10 all those who showed NE their
sympathy during the sickness ana at the death
% my beloved wife, FRFNNOR CAMENZIND 4;
also TO ali those who attended the funeral TO
tne donsrs of the many focal offerings, and to
Rev. lar. Carl Taubuer fnf the impress We funeral
Sc mos FERDINAND CAMENZINO
Sacramento, January 9. 1883 1t
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REPORT
-oF-
State Board Of Examiners.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
OFFICE OF TIE STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
SACRAMENTO, January 9, 1859.
D W. WATERMAN, GOVERNOR: VIM. c.
N. Hendricks, Secretary of state: &. A.
johnson. Attorney General. comprising the
State Board of Examiners. in accordance
with the provisions OF Sections 676 aud 657
of the Political Code, do hereby publish and
say that they have counted the money in the
State Treasury, including the transactions of
the said Department to the close OF business on
TUESDAY, January g. 1889; that they ascer-
tanned the amount required TO be on hand by an
official statement OF the Controller and that
they found the condition or the State Treasury
70 be as follows
Amount of money that ought to be
in the state Treasury las shown by
statement of Controller) 7j7 09S IS
Amount and kind OF money .'actu-
ally" therein las shown b, coTnr;
Gold.............. .......-ss Il rs. $50 90
silver. ~ "a
War; anis ,aiG ,ure: red Al 269 -
January receiils.--..-....-- 49,
currency .-..-.--.--.-.---..- . tib ~
Excess on hand 95
Tota a. II "a \ Z 70
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FARMS FOR SALE.

y t.OOt5 farm Of 100 acres. two miles east of
Florin. All fenced and in good state of culti-
walton.
SN kQ0 1885 ACRES IN SUFFER- co.
. .OOU. three miles from Nieolaus on Bear
river; IA acres in alfalfa. balance in grain: all
fenced in two fields: all river bottom land: q
bargain; this land must be sold Immediately; it
is worth 500 per acre
ac T@iT nea sf shDSe RANCE sa2Ggs IS3
under good wire fence; 40 acres cleared; bal
ance well timbered; Government title.
OK ACRES, FIVE MILES EAST OF R3U.
NCf tiers Station, on Placerville wagon Rad:
two dwellings, two barns: all good tillsble land
Will sell Whole or part OF this place. Price. $50
per acre.
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Peoples lxprs.s aud Transfer ASSN

OFFICE, 1902 SEVENTH STREET, CORNER
~ of J. Freight and baggage forwarded
promptly. Trunks, merchandise and parcels
mustered 20 and from all trains and boats slso
from one part OF the city TO another. Furniture
and pianos handled by careful and exs erienced
men Agents ami wagons a. eefo. On Sr-ival of
all traits Teleptone a1t
is-lm p FRsp. J. ecpGE, Manager,
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MoAx EAEr,.

Corner sixth and I Streets
commencing Thursday evening, January
10th, at o'cl ok,
PROF. JOHN MCkEOWN'S
ITNEXCEiLED HORS z TANNING EXHIBIT.
~ lion. Amusing, entertaining and instructive.
Wild. VI ious and runaway horses handled
every night before the audience
90 Parties having Horses with any bad vices
viz Kicking biting, runaways, shying, halter
pI! lug, bad 10 shoe, boiling, pluaging afraid
OF steam. muse, fre-crackers, or any obec'. can
have them Handled and broken free of charge
during the exhibition by calling at the hall.
Gentlemen, bring out your ladies, aud we will
guarantee % please them, with nothing to en-
danger or offend
Admission. 20 end so cents ja1o-6ts
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MRS. A. RMER.

Southeast C.rner seventh and L Streets
DEFoRE COMMENCING THE ENLARGING
ID OF store, offers Il choice line of LADIES
CHEMtSE DRAWERS aud CHILDXEN'S fancy
ShOHT DRESSES. Also, a fac line of HAM,
MADE LACE, by the yard and piece. Ali big
bargains SPIN
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COR SALE-LODGIN6-H HOUSE OF NINE
L nicely-furnished rooms. Apply at $685.
street. ja9-St*
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FOR SA!E-TO LET.

1 of two hundred thousand yards of gravel
one thousand feet. For particulars address b
this Office iaq-3t%
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r w. wArehMAN, Governor.
W. G. HtNuRlChe. So y OF state.
y, \. JJHN>.lH. Aitorns.y-,iensra
state Board ot Examiners.
Subscribed and sworn Ia before me the ssh
day OF January. A. d. 1883. :. p. M.sIIN
Secretary OF he state Board o. Examiners
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NOR RENT-VINEYARD BEARING MUSCAT
E grapes, 500 fruit trees, IL acres in all dwell
ing, drying-house for raisins, windmills coed
place for poultry; 215 miles from Capitol; rent,
$3.50 per anuum. Apply to CARL STROBEL 81
street. ia96t&w1t*
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BUILDINGS CRUSHED LIKE REEDS.
The Worst Calamity Ever Known
in Pennsylvania People Para
lyzed With Horror.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uSIos.l
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wAHrKHy.-..,isg -eouNi,.


NTANTED-A SITUATION aY A YOUNG
w Lady as Stenographer (by machinery and
Typewriter Salary reasonable. Address NJ L.
g., this office. ja9 St*
NyANTED-A GIRL TO DO HoUsEwoRK
w for man and invalid wife. Apply at
office 1913 Fourth street. jas SIS
r OsT-A SMALL CHILDS BRACELET,
IL somewhere in the vicinity of Sixth and J
streets. Finder will leave at 17l2 street and
be rewarded. isS-Ste
~ @ FARMERs-WE HAVE A NUMBER OF.
good farm hands Just from the East-Ameri
can German and Scandinavian-that we can
send you on the shortest notice. Apply 10 EN-
PLOYMEE1 OFFICE. Fourth snd streets.
Sacramento. u
Wy FOR A FAST-SELLING
w article: extra inducements. Inquire at
1927 L ST., from to o'clock in the evening. Il
FOR SA..E-T0 LET.
mo LET BY CoNTRACT-THE REMOVAL
i of two hundred thousand yards of gravel
one thousand feet. For particulars address b
this office. ia9-3tF
TOR sALE-LoDGINe.H HOUSE OF NINE
Z nicely furnished rooms. Apply at $685. ]
street. ja9-3t@
EyoR EENT-vINEYARD BEARING MUSCAT
l. grapes, 800 fruit trees, IL acres i'll all dwell
place for poultry; 212 miles from Capitol rent,
$3.50 per anuum. Apply to CARL STROBEL, 81
street. ja9-6t&w1t*
TTO LET-A SUITE OF ROOMS. WITH OR
i without board place within half a block of
the street cars. Inquire at this office. jas St*
ITO LET NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
i room, suitable for one or two gentlemen or
man ard wife. lip Fourteenth street is BIS
FNo RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, WITH Or
II with nt.fI ,lx- or Istr :
no LET-FURNIsHED ROOMS. APPLY OPS
i Third street, between and j. ja7-lw>
TITO RENT-FRoNT sUlTEs AND NICE
i single looms at reasonable price Apply at
CLARENDON HOUSE, COL street, between
Sixth and Seventh. ja4-6t*
s,OR sALE-A YOUNG THOROUGHBRED
y Berkshire boar Can be seen at the Three
Mile House on The Freeport road. la4-6t*
nor ALE-THOROUGHBRED POULTRY,
IL leading varieties at the Sacramento County
Poultry Yards GEO. E DUDEN, Proprietor. P.
o. address Box SO, Sacramento; Eggs for
Matching after January l, 1889. CURTIS BROS.
q CO., 80 X street, agents for city of Sacra-
mento. ja3-lm
CHEAP FARMS FOR SALE - SEVENTY
~ acres So sowed to grain, 10 pasture, price Sos
per acre; 40 acres, Is in fruit trees and vineyard
balance in grain. with four buildings. seven
windmills. one double horsepower, all com
plete with pumps; price, with crop and imple
ments fruit boxes and one Plummer fruit drier,
sl25 per acre; one-third cash, balance in two
annual payments: one mile from Perkins VIII
lGge, six from Sacramento, on Jackson road. p.
II. MURPHY, Perkins, Sacramento Cal jl-tf
DOOMS TO RENTAL HOWARD HOUSE, |
IL 109 and Ill X street. dSl-1m%
TOR SALE-A NEW HOTEL, JUST COM
e p!eted and furnished, doing good business; |
also, new barn, large orchard and garden il
the town of Comptonville, Yuba county, As
DOWnipViilp road.
property of widow lady wishing TO retire from
business. Inquire at this Office d5l-Im
gIOR SALE-THE FINEST HOTEL. BUSINESS
T. in this State, doing business OF $50, 600 per
annum. For particulars address Jones & Berry |
Newcastle, Placer county, Cal. o30-tf
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TO FARMERS-WE HAVE A NUMBER OF,
! good farm hands Just from the East-Ameri
send you on the shortest notice. Apply 10 EN-
PLOYMEE1 OFFICE. Fourth and < streets.
Sanr II
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! oSlIA PURSE CONTAINING MONEY AND
IL wash tickets. Earties finding the same NAV
keep the money, but please return The tickets to
this Office I,s
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VlO LET-A SUITE OF ROOMS. WITH OR
i without board; place within half a block of
the street cars. Inquire at this Office. jas 3t*
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ITO LET NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
i room, suitable for one or two gentlemen or
man ard wife. lll2 Fourteenth strs ct. is 3s%
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WY ANTED-AGENTS FOR A FAST-SELLING
w article: extra inducements. Inquire at
1927 st., frem to S o clock in the evening. Il
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NTASTED-A SITUATION ~ A YOUNG
w Lady as Stenographer (by machinery and
Typewriter Salary reasonable. Address NJ L.
G this Office lao 3l&
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-10

yATANTED-A GIRL TO DO HOUSEwoRK
w for man and invalid wife. Apply at
Office 1913 Fourth street. jas SIS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-10

r OST-A SMALL CHILD'S BRACELET,
| 4 somewhere in the vicinity of Sixth and
streets. Finder will leave at 17l2 n street and
be rewarded. iaS-3te
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-10

WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE (No
w children) three or four unfurnished
rooms. suitable for housekeeping. address N,
s this Office 1ts
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-10

T OsT-A GRAY-COvsR FRED MEMORANDUM
II book. containing list or names Return to
ne ORD MON office and receive reward LIS