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INVESTMENT STOCKS.

Wo will sell a. public auction. on
MONDAT, JrlY :, lss1,
Att o'ciDci r. ST., NJ tho Richm0ud stock Tx
change. Tor The estate OF ". " iiGxaii, deceased,
the following niGH-CLAsS Sci RITES.
NJ SHARES STATE BANK or VIRGINIA
STOCK.
g SHARES UNION BANK OF MCHNOND
STOCK.
100 SHARES CITIZENS BANK or RICHMOND
SlOCk.
10 SHARES VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE STOCK.
JOHN DUNLOP
BAK1ON HANALI.
IOlN SHELTON WILLIAMS,
Executors ~ ". n. Ilaxaii. deceased.
JOHs / WILLIAMS i sos. Auctiouecrs.
10 USIysf6S7
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keep Me Close to Thee

keep close 10 me. my God,
Keep close % me
The storm is beating on me fierce and wild,
Thy face Is hidden from Thy weary ch'ld,
On me the pillows heavily DO roll
And threaten N eugulf 10y fainting soul
Oh DO Thine arm my sure support and stay,
Or else the food will sweep me far away!
Keep close 70 me, my God,
On close TO me
81 hide me close 10 Thee, my God,
Aye, close 10 Ibes
None else can know my bitterest Of grief,
Nor any heart sava Thine can bring relief
| fear my hands may slip from o. their hold.
The winds are keen the storm IS very cold.
Buff Thou hold me- eau still endure
TIL Right ia past and morning breaketh sure
Oh keep me close 10 Thee, my God
Aye, close 10 Thee"
Charleston SstCs and Courier.
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TT STOPS THE PAIN

DIaIPLEs, black-heads, red. rough, chapped,
VI and oily SKIN preYented Nv CLTlCuRA SOAP,
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ToyDoy. July 6.-The second day of
Kempton-Park-tirs summer meeting.
The race for the Princess Of Wales stakes
Chandicap) of 1000 soyereigns, for three
vcar-olds and upwards, winning penalties.
seven furlongs. was won by the Duke OF
Portlaud's four-year-old bay colt Johnny
MORGAN. by Springfield, out of Lady Mar.
The race for the Kempton-Park iuterna-
tional twO-vear plate of 10000 sOVerelgns
for two-year-olds, five turlongs' was won
bv Marvel: TOstig second. Bert and W hlte
Abbey ram dead heat for the third place.
There were ten starters
GLADSTONE CONTINENTS AMERICA.
LONDON, July 6.-rhe freedom OF Cardiff
WAS presented 10 Mr.. Gladstone to-day.
Air. Gladstone's speech on the occasion was
notable for the compliments paid 10 Ameri-
ca lie referred 10 her Constitution as a
marvel of political wisdom, exhibiting
benefits Of devolution IN contrast with
courts Of too great centralizaion, Oh
which France and Italy were examples.
RUSSIAN BONDS.
Alliance. July 6.-The Berliner POlitiScho
N0cariqltem warns the German investors
against the Russian bonds, five hundred
millions worth Of which are now IN the
hands of Paris spectators, who are unable
to hold them and are trying 10 unload.
This warning has assisted the tau OF nus
sian securities, which have declined Ia per
cent.
VILLAGE BURNED.
BERLIN, July 6.-Ihe village Of Ubben-
dorff on the Ncser river, has been de-
stroyed by tire. The loss Is enormous. No
loss of life IS reported.
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be giYen % any TNTa0n NJ T1FT'F Wlnf IE0.
MOkNING paOFiE
can take simmons LIVER Regulator without loss
&C ,ime or danger from exposure. sud the system
Will bo bulls up aad inygorafei by o. 10 pro-
notes digestion. disnpHiff SICK heaiscno, nnd
gives n strong full tone % mo -rs.on. u nasnO
equat ~ a PREPARATORY MEDICINE, AMI can
he safely used ig snv sickness. IT. acts gently on
the bowels ard kidneys. and corrcrts me q .ron
a. the liyor Endorsed Boy persons 0i ,he hgbe
character AMI emiuonco a.
THE BESr FAMILY MEDICINE.
N q child has 'ho collie o. &. .lio 0nd saie
remedy r. wall restore strength .o te ofrf-
worked flasher aua relieve fuo VITO from low
snirits, headache. 3yspop.ia. constipation. ana
like Ul-. Genuine has olr d stamp ln lcd on
front OF wrapper. Prepared cry ~
J.H./ tllfN S. co..
fva-Wtw. FEsutvfr Philadelphia. Pa.
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iy3-W IF&sulVfr
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OtTARTLING EVIDENCE OF THE
y CURE or SKIN-UISEASEs WHEN ALL
OruER MEIHODS FAII.

PSORIASIS FIVE YEARS, COVERING FACE,
HEAD. AND ENTIRE BODY WITH WHITE
SCABS-SKlN RED, ITCHY, AND BLEED
ING-HAIR ALL GONE-SPkNl HUN
DkEDs OF DOLLARS-PRONOUNC IN
CURABLE-CURED By CUTICUkA RENE
DIES
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ID ERIC RATIO RS.
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT IN
THE CITY.
SLATE AND WOOD MANTELs. CRATES AND
TENDERS, SLATE AND TILE HEARTS,,
AND
uoT-AIR FURNACES, COOKISG-sTovEs, AND
RANGES.

Gas Gasoline, and OIL cookIng-stoyss. Gas
and OIL Chandeliers and Globes specialiies
Fireplace stoves for heating iron two TO three
rooms. Timing. Plumbing. aud GGs-Fiuiug
Lead. Iron. Ttaa-cotsa. and Fire-clay Fiue-P1pe.
sena for circular. JOHN BOWERS.
teI3-Th, su&Tn3m No. Governor street
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TIE LAUREL.

II seems that laurel is no longer the palm
of victory. After having for so many cen
turtles been the honorable establishment
Of the conQueror's brow it has at last been
pstrouizod by the milliner. ot fashion, aud
the On of conquest surrounds the
dainty held-cear of the girl of the period.
"10 what base uses &c.
Speaking Of hcad-gear some very nG'ty
little black chip turDaus ere being worn at
present They are trimmed toward ihe
front lallv with % nigh bunch of ribbon;
amid which nestle clusters OF small
lInMnr..
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STOCKTON TWIRLERS.
One of Them Takes Too Much Beer and
is Suspended for Three Months.

is Suspended for Three Months,
Charlie Selma of the Stockton nine took
little too much beer on Monday and was
noisy and boisterous at the wharf in San
Francisco and on the boat afterwards on
the return trip TO the city by the slough.
Manager DePangher promptly suspended
the recalcitrant player for three months
without pay, and the Directors sustained
him in so doing. Tuesday morning Selma
realized what he had done and went and
made the proper apologies to all those
whom he had offended and then inter
viewed DePangher. He promised amend
ment and in consideration of his promises
he was reinstated and fine assessed against
him in place of the suspension, so that the
great LETT fielder will still show up in future
games, and wholesome lesson has been
given to any other member of the team
who might feel disposed to indulge in a
similar escapade. The fact that this was
the first OHeDse against the rules this sea-
son was taken into consideration in chang.
ing the nature of the punishment. The
Directors of the Stockton nine are deter
mined TO enforce the rules of the club and
the next offender will not be let down so
easy.
Several improvements have been made
this season at tie Banner Islands grounds.
A stairway has been constructed leading
up into the grand stand at the east end,
which will facilitate the emptying of the
stand and afford easier access to the seats
at that end. A passage-way has been made
at the division line between the reserved
and the unreserved seats, and wire net
ting has been placed in front of the por-
ton of the stand back of the home-plaie TO
stop foul balls from landing in that section,
TO the discomfort and danger of the spec
tators. The chairs have ali been reseated
and put in good condition, and the grounds
themselves are being rolled and put in
shape for the opening game with the Sac
ramentos on Saturday next.
Whitehead viii be able to play much
sooner than was expected, and will resume
his place vn third in Sundays game with
the San Franciscos, so that the full strength
OF the team will be on hand to support
Hunoit, who will be given q chance to
show what he can do with the Bay CITY
team. DePangher will receive MS delivery
and Baker and Fairhurst will take rest.
Baker laughs at the rumor that he was not
to play any more Sunday games. He saws
be has signed for the season and will play
whenever the manager tells him to.
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replaced Mr.. Bright in his old position of
Chancellor. In 1885 the Premier's position
on increasing the tariff discrimination
against whisky antagonized the Irish
members bitterly, who complained that
spirits were made to pay six times the
duty put upen malt liquors drunk by the
English people The Parnellites and Con-
servatives united, and Mr.. Gladstone was
voted dewn and resigned, and so Mr..
Bright went out of Office for Che last time
In later years Mr.. Bright has taken
comparatively little active part in English
politics, though an intellectual headship
of the Liberal party has never been denied
him. He was looked upon as having re-
laxed his views considerably, and this
led to his separation from Gladstone, with
whom for so many years he was a close
companion and sympathyzer. It'll related
that not very many months ago Bright
Was asked concerning his estimate of his
old political friend, and he replied with a
a question, as TO whether Mr. Gladstone
was not little shaken in the head. The
same person, speaking to Gladstone of
Bright, received from the former the init
nation Of his belief that the latter was of
unsettled reason.
John Bright was one of England's
greatest orators. As publicist he was a
noble example of uprightness. Political
life never smirched his character; he was
clean man through all the turmoil and
strife of the political activity in which he
engaged. He was possessed of remarkable
energy, and in his pursuit of an object his
determination was logged and unyielding.
If he conceived line of action to be right
anG necessary, nothing could swerve him
from it. Policy was not part Of his
method, but principle was his guiding star
in whatever he advocated or did. Few
men in England engaged in more philan-
tbropic work or came into closer COM
munion with the people or received more
of their sympathy or afectionate regard.
His death is loss that all England will
deplore and the civilized world will regret.
1t is impossible in this sketch to more than
refer to the more prominent events of his
political life. In the works of humane
societies, of those promotiye of sobriety ;
In the labors of peace organizations, OF
moral reform, of charity, of education OF
human freedom, he was foremost. His
name will go down in history as that OF
one who lived useful and lofty life, and
who left undone nothing he conceived he
could do for the benefit of his fellow-men
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

r. l. Dunn came down from Auburn yester-
day.
Miss Belle Finnie, of Grass Valley, is visiting
friends in this city.
Fred l. Goss, of Chicago, is spending few
days in Sacramento
Mrs, Charles NJ. Coglan has returned from a
VISIT 10 friends in Placer county.
Judge NJ. c. Tilden came up from San lose
Yesterday, and is stopping at the Western Hotel,
where ne VIII remain few days.
I. B. Lewis, for several years a resident of Sac
ramenio, was married recently at Norwich n
l., 10 MISS Hattie Randall, OF that place, where
they now reside.
A. Sites, of this city, has returned from an
eight months vi II TO relatives In Ohio His
health was greatly benefited by the trim. and he
reports having had most enjoyable time.
D. f. Andrews, at one time a printer in this
city, passed through Sacramento yesterday morn
ing from the East, en- route to Los Angeles
where ne Will take charge of ne Hspaper
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday. r
Nottingham. San Rafael; II. H. B. iprico San
francisco; J. II. Thompson, iffen. o.; Mrs. nj
;. Tyler, san Francisco; r Il. O'Connor Narvs-
yilie U W. Becker, San Francisco: J. B. HAYS
sacrament; d. NJ Durany, Jr and wife. Eau
Claire, Wis; Louis Matiyia. Truckee
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YESTERDAY.
y IL. Epsteghi, II. C. Morris j h. Young. II. +
heTzog, A M. Williams. II l.. Rothschild. S. M
Eastland and wife, w. II. Peckhanl, C. j. Titus
= = +. Lane, ). Blum, San Francisco; " H. Sloai,
NeM YORK: g VI. CLARK. T. l.. Jones' Kansas: A
d. Felix New York: j Schwartz, Chicago: NJ
1reensburg, New York; K. W. SanSey Mrs. K.
W rankey Boston; II. y. Gasgi.i oakland.
Ibomas 5. Briggs A. ". Stoddard Bakerstield.
W A. Leggat, Auburn.
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BONBON PARTY
HINO PARTY.
PROF. j. McKEOWN,
The Champion Horse Tanner,

sSlILJ, BY REQUEST, REMAIN IN sACRA-
w mento a short time longer and will give
exhibitions in the Big Tent, corner Seventh and
X streets, commencing on SATURDAY, March
23d. These exhibitions will not only be in
structive and useful. but highly amusing and
entertaining for both ladies and gentlemen,
and no one should fail to attend. New horses
handles every night. People having horses
with any bad habits or vices, can have them
handled free of charge during the exhibi-
ton Admission, 25 cents; reserved seats for
ladies'. mr23-lw
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Auction Sale
OF MAGNIFICENT
Household Furniture,
ROSEWOOD PIANO,
Bodie Brussels Carpets. Etc, Etc.
D. J. SIMMONS & CO., Auctioneers,
WIFI. SELL ON

Monday.........-.,......-..-..Apr list
At 1870 o'clock A. NJ. sharp,
AT the Elegant Residence of the late A. J.
STEVENS, Esq, No. 1908 L street, corner
Tenth, consisting as follows:
PARLORS-Wheelock Grand Upright Piano.
rich aud costly Parlor Furniture, Pier and
Mantel Mirrors, costly Oil Paintings and En-
Cravings, Etageres, Massive Bookcases, rich
Lounges with Chairs to match, Marble-top and
Ebony Tables, costly Brio a. brac.
BEDROOMS-Five Solid Walnut Bedroom Sets.
one set costing 500, one set costing SS75;
White Hair Mattresses, Imported Wooden
Blankets, Feather Bolsters and Pillows, Wal
nut and Plate-glass Wardrobes, French Toilet
Sets, Cheff0nieres, Bodie Brussels Carpets
LIBRARlES-SoiidW Walnut Library Bookcases,
Library Walnut Tables Library Sets with Arm
Chairs to match, Turkish Lounges. Bodie Brus-
sells Carpets.
DINING-ROOM-Carved Walnut Extension Ia
Bile, English Breakfast Table, Carved Walnut
Chairs, Silver and Glassware, splendid Walnut
sideboard, Bodie Brussels Carpets
kITCHEN-Elegant Kitchen Range and Kitchen
Utensils, etc, etc.
Es- House open for inspection on SATURDAY
from II to oc clock
SS- Sale positive. "a
mr2S4t ID. j. Simmons, Auctioneer.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order of sale duly made in
the superior Court in and tor the County of Sac
ramento State of California, on he ed day of
MARCH 1889, in the matter of the state of
ROBERT MILLER, deceased the UNDERSIGNED
Administrator of said estate Will sell ut public
auction. for cash to the highest bidders, subject
TO continuation by said Court on THURSDAY
the 18th day of April, 1884, at 10 o clacS A. NJ. in
'front.' OF the Courthouse door in -aid county
Seventh and I streets. in the City of Sac -anento
all the right, title and interest OF the estafe of
said deceased in and To all that certain real es-
tate situated in the County OF SACRAMENTO State
OF California, and described as follows TO wit:
Lots seyea 10 and eight iSl in the block between
ana 7 and Fourteenth u4th) and Fifteenth
u5thl streets. in the City of Sacramento undi-
yided hall of block between North and and
Fifteenth (i5th) and sixteenth (l6th) streets; the
undivided one-qusyter of the block between
North and aud Fifteenth tI5th) and Six
teenth l6thl streets, Sacramento City. Also 253
acres OF land bounded on the north by lands OF
Maggie C. Morris. on the east by lands of A. c.
Freeman, on the south by lands of Jared Camp
bell, and on the west By lands of W. Z. Terry
and being parts OF sections Nos q and q, in
township north. range east, Mount Diablo
base and meridian, and known as the Miller
Ranch'f
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent on the day
of sale, and bslance on the Confirmation of such
sale by the said Court.
Lated March %, 1889
PHILIP HERZ0G.
Administrator of the estate of ROBERT MIL
IER. deceased, with the will annexed
TAYLOR Il HALL Attorneys for Administrator
mr2S-3tTh
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REAL ESTATF. ETC.
OAK PARK LOTS.
Why You Should Purchase Lot in
OAK PARE.

EURsT-IHE HEAD OF EVERY FAMILY
L building thereon has a FREE PASS for ONE
YEAR. Second-You AVOID CITY TAXES.
Third-Tou Will ENJOY BETTER HEALTH.
Fourth-The streets are all GRADED at ex-
pense of Oak Park. Fifth-Ihe PROPERTY
WILL ENHANCE IN VALUE more than in any
other location. Sixth-TERMS ARE WITHIN
THE REACH OF ALL. Only one-third cash
and SIS per month at six per cent. interest per
annum, purchaser paying State and county taxes
only. APPLY 10
EDWIN K. ALSIP G. Co,
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WE recommend the use of Angostura
Buffers 10 cur friends who suffer With !ys-
pepsia, bur only the genuine. manufac.
t1red by DR. Slegerr & Sons. Ali Druggists.
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NEW ,nyEaTnsmssr>.

Society Notices, Wants. Los. Fond, etc., scia be
found i's third column Of First Page
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The Ladies Invite You.

THE LADIES OF THE CONGREGATIONAL.
! S3eiety invite YOU TO take a HOT NEW
England DINSER with them TO-DAY, AT
their Church Psrlors, from li:s5 4. n. To , p
n. f.rstclass Dinner. 3 cents. IL
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prices below other lands not so advantageous,
located and not paying an immediate income.
The portion OF the property set out III orcnar,
IS ali 10 bearing, thus purchasers will at one
receive an inc me, thereby enabiisg them u
pay for the land from the products
Good soil, Abundance of Water,
Healthy climate. easy of access, shipping facili
Grand Special Excursion

Grand Special Excursion
Will leave Markct-street Ferry at A. NJ satur-
day, April 6, 1889
$3-ROUND-T TRIP TICKETS So.
OAKLAND Q6th s.. Depot SIS A. NJ.
RoUND-TRIP So 90
NALLfJO JUNttlON, A. NJ,
RoUND-TRIP So co
DAvIsvILLE. 1880 a. NJ. ~ w
RoUSD-TRIP 81 so
kOuND-TRIP 81 90
Excursion Tickets from Sacramento for sale
at the depot on day OF sale, April 6, 1899.
A Free COLLATION. VIII be served on the
grounds.
TERMS OF sALE-one-third cash, balance in
L, : and years, Ut per cent.
For maps. catalogues and further particulars
apply TO
BoyEE, TOY a. CO.,
Real Estate Anctioneers, 10 Montgom cry street,
san Francisco. mrs 50, apl, 3, 5
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WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT WE
w are receiving regu ar. every few days, a
car load OF Corufed Hogs from the East, and
are therefore prepared TO supply everybody with
Sparribs, Pigs Feet Leaf Lard, etc. Our Pork
Sausages e superior to any other: all other
kinds of sausages are sde fresh every day
oughly, we are able to send it 10 any part of CAL
ifornis. and guarantee entire satisfaction.
MOHR & YORK;,
j Street, 10th ana 1I'h, Sacramento.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
Valuable Farm of 1898 4eres on
BranDan Island.

BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF THE
d late DIR. F. ZElLE, situated in Sac.
ramento county, about one mile below and Oh.
posite the town of Rio Vista, fronting about one
mile on the Sacramento river, and extending
along the north bank of Seven Mile slough
nearly three and half miles, and including
valuable Improvements, such as houses barns,
warehouse, etc, with some personal property
About 700 acres now under lease which ex.
pires December, 1890.
......AIso......
LOCI acres, more or less, situated on ANDROS
ISLAND, at the junction of Georgiana slough
and the Mokelumne river. with about two and
half miles of nayigable water frontage
These lands are thoroughly reclaimed, con-
yenient to market, and are unsurpassed for pro-
ductiveness by any in the State.
To be sold subject TO the approval of the Pro
bate Court.
Bids will be received at the office of the ex-
ecutoIs 1877 Montgomery street. San Francisco
where maps of the property may be seen and
such further information had as may be re-
quired. Q. LIVERkORE,
Z. H. TAFT,
San Francisco, February rs, 1889. mr4-tf
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Fortuno.Tono~.
NINE. UZo. THE MOST WONDERFUL.
vi Card-reader and Trance Medium. reads
your entire life. past, present aud future Adj
vises on business and family troubles. love and
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DnyyEr TOx/ O. ~
DIV EEs III CO w.
WILL SELL
- r
"a a. ~ ~ Il Il ~ II
SATURDAY. Anril q 1890
ON NV rnor-,-ne
ON LIE uhOoNDo,
1000 ACRES OF CULTIVATED LAND
c;,,, g. TT. ,,.-,,
'u'aOi0 hoA iuis, ttlss anu Vegetables III
SUBDIVISIONS OF
5, 10 and 2O-Acre Tracts.
-Arso-
on p., p.,.,
on Dos'ness anu he ne ,e LOIS In the
o"n oi oisoih.
Inc tract, offered IN subdivisions, is situated
ias fo- tha it, . e lI'er
'ne Sl ~ VI ana on the
''''i 'i'ieii'o "Ao iaoeisilie hahroao'
orchard Lands.
Two hundred acres are now planted in frpit
in hearing The balance RI tba Land soIna - 800
acres is now reaoy 10 set ont in fit or vinarard
Eao;,;,,.. g.. r.,;...,,.
i"i Ari'saeioh'
Water for irrigation viii be furnished All of
the land now offered for sale lies below the com
pany' ditch, and can consequently be irrigated
therefrom. The irrigating bitches run directly
through the tract. Water for domestic purposes
can be obtained at depth of fifty feet
TRANSFORMATION Fac,littes.
The transportation facilities-a very inpor-
tant item to all frlit-prowers-are of Tho ve1v
best, the Sacramento and PlacerviIIe Railroad
running through the orchard its entire length
having a receiving depot in the most central
location on the tract SO that no fruit has To he
hauled more than half mile.
yyhv tho Land orsrsd % N proe..,,
yas,n,n, UNA "io iu-
The soil is of the hest being candy Loon, o,a
sediment and adsrfeS m tba bnic, aI s
All varieties of frnfs sId veoetatIas aaiIts VI
ertv is located in thst norio5 of tbe p,op
ali frnits rinen ea-lv and ,,aSnraII,> S
The highest prices 'oiiii1 anu
The I,roneffv is also SITUATED in tho oa,,r,,
part of Caifornia and in the centr Of araa
fruit producing section, and Immediately adj
!1liilig tLie prihclpal markets OF the coast-Dy
; 4uAcA 'ldnsi or'atioh iaclltes whlch L en-
Joy -,
i,S e Son pun! WIZ 'aAe cnarge OF the orchard
" as h ~ oiie sl az ene aSeudi expense OF the
-. s.Ms sahtns tiie ptlchAser The necessity
Va r,,e a, ,ns nus inel llilinealalely
1 ~ pay y AZ tssase an purchasers OF their
70 eI 49, es iis .ns gu ieht IN preference
~ OS nc. iuliiisn mem water LOT rrigailon
a. ~ 80 ~" iates, ASST mem oy their knowi-
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TERMS OF sALE-0ne-third cash, balance in
1, 2 and s years, Ut per cent.
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A Free COLLATION. VIII be served on the
grounds.
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Administrator's sale of Real Estate,

Real Estate Anctioneers, 10 Montgon cry street,
san Francisco. mrs. 80 api g. 5
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-28

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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-28
THE PUBLIC

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