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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-23
Found a Good Home.

Mamie Thomas, the homeless little waif
referred to in the RECORD UNION yesterday
morning, has found good home in re-
spectacle family A number of ladies
called on Chief Lee yesterday morning
aud offered to take her, but she took
special fancy to one good lady and was
placed in her custody. She will undoubt-
eddy have good home and be well taken
care of
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Skating Rink Tonight.

Mile race, orange race, and trapeze ex-
hibition by Miss Lilly and Mary Howard.
The Howard Sisters perform some daring
feats on the bar and said to be the best in
the business. Good music and skating.
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100 Doses One Dollar

parills should do SO this spsing. 1t is thor
oughly honest and reliable preparation, purely
vegetable, and contains 10 iolarious ingredient
whatever. Thousands who have taken it
with benefit testify to iss peculiar curative
power.
I'VE could not be without Hoods Sarsstpa-
rilia. 1t is the best medicine we ever kers in
the house My family are all taking it" hrs.
J. NJ. BAgBEE. San Joaquin and Fremon ssts.,
Stockton. Cal.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-23
THE OPENING GAME.
The Sacramentos and Oaklands at Snc
fake Park To-Morrow

lake IdIk lO-mOTrOW,
The California League season will be in.
augurated in this city tomorrow afternoon
by game of baseball between the Sacra.
mento and Oakland Clubs. The indica-
tons are for fine weather, and there will
doubtless be a thropg of people to witness
the contest. The grounds and different
stands have been carefully overhauled and
changed, and everything viii be in readi-
ness In order that the prices of Transports
ton and admission may be understood, the
following is given:
Gentlemen can purchase tickets at the
ticket office in the depot or on the cars for
transportation to and from the grounds,
and also admission, all for so cents. If q
gentleman walks to the park or arrives
there III any other way than by the train,
1t will cost him so cents to be admitted.
Ladies will be charged % cents admission
and 10 cents for transportation if they ride
to and from the grounds on the cars. II
they do not ride to the grounds, they will
simply De charged the admission price to
witness the game.
Small boys will be charged 10 cents adj
mission, and the usual rates if they ride on
the cars.
There will be five trains to the grounds,
leaving the depot at 1925, 12:45, los, lbs
and las. Stops will be made at Third,
Tenth and Eighteenth streets.
The Oakland club will bring large
number of their admirers with them, and
their strongest nine.
The names of the players, and their po-
IN f~11
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A Pleasant Day.

The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature was go and 4So, the average
being $50, which was 10 warmer than the
normal for that day. The wind was light
and generally from some southerly point
Barometer steady and high at 30 % inches
Cirrus and cirro-stratus clouds moving from
the south covered the sky the greater por-
ton of the day, no doubt due to the suns
heat causing an evaporation from the earth
ton it is condensed by the cold of that
altitude. thereby causing thin clouds of the
cirrus kind.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-23

The Misses Brothers, leading mIl,iners,
announce their opening to-day and Satur-
day. March I'D and 236. and cordially in
vite the ladies to call at their store Gil J
street. and see the display of pattern hats,
bonnets and novelties.
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400 Doses One Dollar" is net catch line
only. but is original with and true only of
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Now, reader, prove it.
Take bottle home and measure Its contents.
You will find it to hold 100 teaspoonfuls. Now
read the directions, and you will find that the
average dose for persons of different ages is lass
than teaspoonfnl. Thus the evidence of The
peculiar strength and economy of Hoods Ss1sa-
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Police Court Notes.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Tom Collins and George Carter were each
fined 81 so for being drunk. The cases of
NJ. NJ Erady, charged with disturbing the
peace. and j. E. Smith, battery, were dis
missed
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seriousiy Injured.

While Harvesting spirited horse early
yesterday morning Louis Schwartz was
kicked in the stomach and received what
will perhaps prove fatal injuries. While
arranging the breeching one of the straps
struck the animal on the leg, and be
kicked with both feet, striking young
Schwartz in the pit os the stomach. He was
carried 10 his home and physician sum-
moned. and everything possible done to al
leviate bis suffering. He was expectorating
blood quite freely all day, and there is but
little hope of his recovery. He is the son
of c. Schwartz, the proprietor of the meal
market at Seventh and p streets.
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free. but by ticket only. Tickets may be OBJ
| taines' NJ the church to night and sl.day. also
! at the y. II. c. 4. ROOMS
ihe Key. Mr.. Clagett SCI vices tonight
at the Westminster Presbyterian Church wifi he
for children. An interesting service may lie
expected, as he VIII illustrate his subject with
the Stereopiicon.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-23

Several young men, baseball enthusiasts,
have canvassed among the business houses
of the city, and have succeeded in getting
500 subscribed for the following purpose I:
One-half is to be given to the player of the
Sacramento club who makes the greatest
number of base-hits during the season, and
one-half to the member who makes the
most base steals. This ought to be an en-
coursgement to every member of the club
to do his level best.
E l.. Breckenridge, the third pitcher of
the Sacramento club, arrived last night by
the Southern route, aud will play in the
opening game tomorrow.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-23

Topaz visitors to the Sacramento Mar
ker. 3os 20 $40 X street, can see first class
display of mountain apples, string beans.
peas. rhnbarb, lettuce, green peppers, and
a large variety of other kinds of garden
produce: also. a fine display of poultry.
Everything at this market is fresh and
dpsirabia
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-23

FoR SALE "A good secondhand sauars
piano, in fine condition. A bargain for
cash. Hammers music store, $40 street. 5
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-23
MARRIED..

MATHUsHEK solid iron frame pianos ar,
the best. Cooper's Music Store.
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For any information regarding real es-
tate, go to Brand, Campbell & Co, 4O2 J st. .
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-23

Go WHERE you can select from the largest
stock Thy more than double) OF pianos,
organs, violins, guitars, accordeons, banJos,
flutes. sheet music, books. Finest strings
in the market, at Cooper's.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-23

THE widespread recognition of its SUI
perior merits influences careful buyers to
buy none but the Domestic Sewing
Machine
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-23

CORTLAND, Sacramento county. March 20-By
Rev. A. Jatho, Frederick Paulson. of Clarks
burg, 1olo county, to Fannie Ballson, OF
CORTLAND, Sacramento county.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-23

HoBB's Little Vegetable Pills impart new
life and energy to all the functions of the
body.
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SPECIAL PURCHASE AND SPECIAL.
VALUE IN BLACK SILKS AT ST., ST. 25 AND
81 SO. NOTHING LIKE THEM BEFORE FOR
THE SAME MONEY

word for Priestlys newest Black Goods. Priestl,,
is the magic word which gives courage to the un-
schooed black goods buyer. Once black always
black made the name of Prestlv famous Away
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weather indications for ro-day.

CalJonid-Fc JfoUoiDed IN Northern California
by rain and southtcestery winds. Slightly cooler in
Southern California, and nearly stationary temper
azure in Northern California
Oregon and Washington Rain, preceded in the
eastern portion By fair ,cedther, So,terly lrfnds
and slightly cooler.
The barometer is highest in Neuada and Sowest in
Southern California.
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f famous
MAKER Of fine
BIaoR 6ooos.

be- Huge two-lnch blocks i'll alternating lustrous
and lusteress effects, checker-board pattern light
weight, 81 IS. Inch stripes too the same wonder
u weaving Perhaps the neatest of all these new ideas
is dia gona halfustrous stripe, alternating with
half-nch Mohar broad effect Nothing more elegant in
black-42 inches, ST IS.
P1lestly's Cashmeres and Henriettas of course
Prestys name is his bond and these cloths like all
others OF his weaving, may be depended upon as thor
oughly reliable.
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It's a plain business proposition that
buying and selling clothing on the larg-
est scale of anyone hereabouts, that we
can and 40 offer the, greatest advan-
tages. If not, how long would we
hold first place? Certainly people do
not buy here for the simple pleasure of
dOiuo CO
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at me Top OF the dyers' LADDER,
he keeps his secret we'll. But
we don't want his secret, and YOU
care only for his goods. Priestly's
best fabrics are here, Besides
the plain black weaves there
are noticeable new designs,
as SNOWY as blacks stuffs dare
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Not only are the qualities, prices and styles right,
but our Clothing f If alterations needed first
class tailor IN attendance make free of charge
-tt
Conneniara Circulars, in several notifications are
the leadlng new features IN Spring Wraps They
IN plain lightweight cloths but particularly in light
ombrestriped wooens, which, by the way are IN them
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selves quite new. The simplicity
OF the Circular makes them less
expensive than other similar gar
ments. We also show the good
in dolled lace for calling, etc, as
well as in the woolens denoted
above.
Three-quarter" tailor-made
r are also new, and q. part of the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-23
some new
styles in
Spring Wraps.

Jackets in PLAIN color also new and part of the
Drectoire styles.
Blouse Waists of plain and fancy hannels. The
indications that before the is over thew will
become rivals of the Jersey family, which, however
presents strong 'front.' with large variety of new and
attractive effects
In everything relating to Spring Wraps, Circulars,
Jerseys, Shawls Scarfs Childrens Coaks and Dresses
now we'll equipped,
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9 6ti0ung q.

gu unIerem eeltrigen Nrtifel: .lln'
fer 0enso auf Der &eiie UNI bic grbe"
sebt uns bon einem bieligen Nr3te na9s
ffebenbe 8eridtigung gu, bon her mir
g~ebubrenb Noti3 nebmen. Ser Serr
i6reibt:
Ser Correspondent Der gerl!ner
rTreifnnigen 3eitung" aug 5mprna 1T
gana unb gar i'm &e6t, Dorausgeiebt,
baB er nit D9eimatb" Deg 9engue ben
Ort bes eriteu na1tpeisbaren Nuftres
tens ber &ranfbeit meint. Sas 9engue
trat na6weisbar i'm Sabre 1879 in
Ober, Ne9Dpten, ipe3iel in Gairo, auf.
@benfo in Nleranorien, 8atapia unb an
Der &oromanbel; Siife. Otto in pbis
labelpbia, bort als Bilious RENTING
fever be3eidnet. SIN Sabre 1884 unb
1888 tritt 0engue in @abir uab 2ebiaa
auf 1T Santa Sc De 8oeota i'm Sabre
1896, in Gina i'm Sabre 1918, in Sf.
Snoien i'm Sabre 1924 unb 1925 unb
enoli1 1927 unb 1928 in WeftsSnbien
unb Nor6s Wmerifa.
Sas 9engue 1T mitbin ni9t ameritas
nii6en uripruuses, fonbern Welt'
burger.
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SnsmftrieQc Gutpifluua o oorcSp.

Wie aug 2arebo BON 20. October
mitgetbeilt miro, if Der gori9Iag. mel.
den 81. Sou s'tr unb einbeimif1e Ras
p'tal'ifen gemadt batieu, ouf einem Der
Staot 5~ugsbGriBen 5ttid 2dnb eine Gis
ieuBieBerei unb Moidinenue,tfdtte III
eiriGten, bonn 5to9iruibe augenommen
morDen, uno IS miro Der 8efeQihnfi
Elm 8EunbfId ais @eIgenf 8ur @e1fiis
guHg geftelt iuer0en, tpeI6es auf einen
Wertb boH $15. 00e abgeiddbt- 1T. Die
&ompagnie, uel6e bic @ieberei in bas
geben rufen tDiQ, bat eiueu Bomb bon
$4,000 geIteut unb fd perpflt9tet,
btn1en 80 5agen nit ber Wrbeit I'll be.
ginnerl, uno bas %uuternebmen binl1en
8 Wouaten i'm Bgtrieb 5u baben, tuibri.
gensfaas bic SouoIumme oerfdlt. Sic
8ebduli9feiten tperoen aug gadfeinen
unb giien bergeifeGt perber, uno bic
Gabrif loa cine 2eifungsfdbigfeit Don
40 Soaren ie6e 5wei Sage baben unb
un9efdbr 100 Qrbeiter beI9Gfttgen. IS
1T auBerbem aud nod bic Grri6tung
ether BaulnwoGfabrit in 8orf9lag gez
bra@t tperoen, bic 500. 900 tolten fol.
ltno Elm Gonite, mel6es bonn 5tabtratb
ernannt moroen 1T, foa in ber n66Ren
Sibung nber feline unterban6lungen
init Der @eieQi9aft, tnel9e bic 6ab.it
bauen nil, beti6tsu. gotIdufig bat
bic 5taotbeb0tbe ollts nod nidt bers
taufte fdotifae Giaentbum, lDel6es
einen We,tb bon $780, 900 tat, bonn
Warfte 5urlf9esogen, nit Der Nbidt
baHelte ebenfals an GsTsQidaften neg
suI9enten, welde in 2arebo Gabritals
gen MAIDEN mollen.
DWeroen bic beioen obgengenannten
Gabriten Dirtli6 9ebaut = iagt bic
&orrespoaoen3 10 nerben le minoes
feus 1000 2euten lobnenbe ge{ddfti.
sung geben. 9ieie WusIi6t, in Der
binbung nit BET lebten @nti6etoung bes
5inan3miaiiters Winbom in Der meris
fanif9en @rafrage, meI9e bic alteu ge-
ftimmungeu als in &e9t bleiben6 beis
bebdIt, Deripri6t fur 2areoo cine 9Iiid.
berbeibenoe 3ufunft. unb bic Stimmung
bier 1T in Jolge beieu cine bofnungs.
reihe."
&obIen bat 2arebo in ber Ndbe, 8aumz
uoqe md6f 1T Mebb So. y3ur 8oa,
fommenbeit@, cine 8aumuollens6abrit
tptitbe baber 5meifelso0ne gntthun. O6
bas gifener5 aber 10 nobe bel 2arebo gu
finben 1T, bat cine @!sberei li6 be3ab=
len tpiirbe, wifen mir ni6t.
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MlerIet.

@eliera Nbenb gesen Z ubr wurbe
Jeuerolarm geseben. Sn Geimanns
S6neibemible NOR cine 9ampfr66re
seplabt, bod tDurbe fein S6aben an
geri6tet.
= Das gigentbum Der 0erren Ntit.
dell & pODr 1T an BEN 9iaat liberia.
gen worben, obslei6 bic 9auHumme
Seitens Der Burger nod ni9t BON auf=
gebra6t mOrben 1T. IS febIen babon
INNER nod 81, 500.
- Gommenben 9onnerFag Nbenb
nimmt bic S4uIz Gair i'm Galino ibren
4nfaug. Wtan berfebe ii6 nit groBer
unS fleiner Miin3e.
= M:t benz gau bes S9ulbaules
fir farbise &inoer, an ser gde Don
Gbabe3 uno 2eonas5 traBe, 1T %begonnen
porben. Oas Gebdube miro $4,000
fofen.
= Cine re6t bibide Nusmabl bon
Mf6beln, pie fe bier nod ilie geIeben
poroen 1T, finbet man bel Sager G
MOtbs, Qlamo unb 2oiopa 5traBe.
Sas NQerneueite in parlors, Mobns
unb S6lafsimmer Sets; feline Sibe=
boards, S@rdnfe, 8t9eri9rdnte, unb
cine ganae 3abl anberer re9t ntbli9er
un5 bequemer M6bel pirb innerbalb
ber n d d Ell bier Sage gu preis
fen ~angeboten, Die Seben in Gritaunen
feben merben. Dager & Moths
sebsn isber Gamilie @~elegen5eit, fi9
auf biuige Weife bod elegant einauri9s
ten. Dian fa9t tpobL BOB bic M6bel
ni9t 10 pie biele anbere Sa9en Der
Mobe untermorfen huS. Wia man
ODE. einmal feben, auf tpel6em Yuntte
Der bsutiee W6belmartt un5 bic M6beI.
Gabrifation iteEt, 10 iebe man ii9 bag
Eager bon Eager & Wotbs on urb man
tpirb finben, baB bic M6bel i'm eigenen
9auie bod altmobii9 tperben unb baB
Bic neuen M6bel unglei9 i96ner, eles
ganter unb eomfortabler fiub.
= 2ekte Wo9e braroen aDei Wteris
taaer in has 9aus beg unfern Der
Stabt OH Der Olmos mobnenoen 6ars
rlers Sos. &ittimanr unb perlu1ten
i'm unter Mnbrobung beg Sobes Sur
6erausgabe feines @eloes 81 3pinsen.
Sic batten aber bic &e6nung obne ben
Wirtb gema9t. 9err &iitmann, OBJ.
wobl h6lis unbemafnet, trieb bic beis
ben &duber in bic Glu9t unb bra9te
benz einen berIelbsn nit beHen eigener
nMacheta" einen herben Seatsettel bel.
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s Wer einmo[ Gih an redt oefhid.

bW Wer einmal fi6 an rsGt gef9id.
ter unb polfommener Suffer Nrbeit er=
freuen min, Der ftatte ben "San Antos
MO Cooperage Works., go. 108 unb
ITO Nuftin : 5traBe einen 8elu6 ab.
Die berf6iebeneu Wdi6inen ypon &c.
iibten unb prattil1 erfabrenen Qdn.
ben seleitet", inb ben eanaen Sag
iber in Sbdtigfeit, benin Der M q n :
brp, Der gigentbtmer bes @tablife=
ments, 1T nit Nuitrdsen aus allen @es
genben bes States %iiberbduft. ST
liefert cine funtpoae unb iolibe Ntbeit
unb bieiem umltanbe bot er feinen Grs
fOlg gu beroanten. Sie 2eifunesId
bigteit Der Gabrit muB bemeniipre6enb
aud fortwGbreno erb6bt merbtu.
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SaT Die SumeIiere 8ebrnber
@riBer, $50. 246 Commences traBe,
baben elm sroBes unb gepdbltes Eager
BON golbenen uno fi%Ibernen Sai9en=
ubren-eine Spe3ialitdt bes @ef6dfts.
GuBerbsm S9mudia6en aaer 4lt,
S%iamanten, 8olbs unb SiIbermaare1
Wfeherf6miebwaaren, mabre Sunl.
merle BON Wanb' unb Stanbubren uno
ole Die aablreihen Nrtifel, bic man in
einem Sumelierlaben gu fiuben getpobnt
1T. Die preiie Der Girma lino maeie.
Wfan fpre9e Dor unb iiberaeuge fi9.
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~ Die oeuti6su GamiIieu f0nneu
ben Sountag @ben6 ~nirgenOpo better
berbringen, als in S6ol3' @arten.
Gine .,Gamp=yarb" AMI Der Sair.

.. Ser 8erpeItanesratb Der 2. Snters
nationalen Gair in San Nutonio 1T
benz Wunid5e Der 2aubbepDlferung na6s
eetommen unb cine reselre9te Camp
Oarb tuirb O~enienisen Jarmern, tuel6e
nit ibrem Jubrrert our Stabt toms
men, our 8etfhguug fteher. Gr9 fir
bic n6tbige Qufi6t auf pferoe unb ale
9abieligfeiten, mirb, ME uns berfi4ert
tporoen 1T, bur6 Nnfelung BON Spes
3ialpoli3iiten aeiorgt feiu. Die Jairs
Geielfhait beifrebt fi9 iiberbaupt, Als
leg gu tbuu, UNI ieben Beiu9er 3ufries
benSuftelen.
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cells 8rpe. .tro SarrettS 0prfteunn=
gen neretntaf.

Gin geiipiel bes @rfolges BON @ner.
gle unb Iusbauer 1T Der Name Seas
Bros. Set II Sabren finb He in bic.
lem @ei6dft uno ibrem gei9dftsmdns
nii6en @eifte 1T es aelungen, fG 3ur
beutigen @r6Be empor5uarbeiten. Nie.
mails baben fie benz publifum mebr
beripro6en, als fe geleiftet baben.
Wdbreab friber bic tdsIi9e glusgaben
$500 betrugen, beaiffern fe fib iebt auf
$4,000 tdglib fiir beibe sroBartige
S@anfeaungen. Cine mabrbafte 2eins
~tpanbftabt wirb ON 4. Nob. bier erri9s
tet fein, mo man ftr einfa9eu Gin
rittspreis atuei sroBe Gircufe febea fam.
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aarues Gpuntn.

&arnes 1T Gins bon ben Counties
unieres Slbmetens, tpel9e fi6 in ben
leBter Sabren 3u elmer bea9tensperz
then aferbauli9en 8ebeutung beraus.
erttDidelt baben, ua16em es Iange !3eit
borber nur als ,,8ieb3u9tslano" i'm
gBertt geitanben bot. n9eute" = 70
fagt bic in &unse eri@einenbe nNems".
= finb bier Welf6torn, 8aumuole,
SiB' unb Stride &artoHeIn, 8eiaen,
9afer unb WiQett i6on bic StabeI.
4rtitel gepOrben unb tperben In GROCER
Menge probuairt. Sorghum, 3uder.
robr, bas tbeilpeiie als Gutter fir bos
8ieb bent, unb tbeilpeiie aur MoIaKesz
8ereitung berpenbet tpiro, 1T cine
fi6ere grnte unb pirb aagemein sebaut
werben.' Suttelpfan3en, tpie Sobaion=
unb @oa9os@ras Nlfalfa &c. gebeiben
auf bas bette unb geben rei9en grtrag.
Bon Obt tperben bauptfd9Ii6 pfrs
f6e, Pfaumen uab Srauben in GROCER
Mteuge geaosen, bod eebeiben aud Jeis
gen, girnen. Quitten unb in Der Shat
fat ale Grii9te Der semdBieten Gone
bier gut, ME iiberbaupt tebe Nub.
pflan3e Der gemdBigten Gone, slei9s
biel oh fie auf benz Gelbe md9ft, o6er
i'm Diff uub 8emifesarten; man6e
tropii6e pfan5e fogar tbut bier gut"
0orausf6tli9 mirb bic San Nntonio
ausitelung uns Rber bic 2eifungsf6.
bigteit biefes tpie anbere fiopehIi6en
County bic augenfdaisen tbatid6li6en
8eueife briusen unb ba3u ~beitrasen,
ben ieBt 70 mdatig aufftrebenben @ab.
tpeifen in feinem GOrtf6ritts marble gu
forberu.
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Observation-Disclosures

Sic feinfte &etauration fir u II :
fern, Slid unb @iIo in ieSer
3ubereitung. Ser Slide ftebt Elm re-
nOmmirter Sod bor. Selitatefen auer
Nrt linb gu boben, tpie NaI, Sarbinen
nit 8tiiHeIn, In9ODis, Sriifelwurif,
Neunaugen &c. &C. Die bette Nuspabl
bon 2~ederbifen in ber 3uiammenftelz
lung bon Diners, Soupers unb Seieus
ners. Iuftrdge nod S9luB beg 3bea=
ters perben prompt aussefibrt.
9arnt9 & 8aer.
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say Bel @ebriber @riber
finoet man cine biibi6e NusuabI Don
Wlbums, bic lid au Weibna6tsge.
l9enten eignen; ferner feline SpiIettes
fditden, &eseni9irme, St6de unb bic.
lerlei anberes.
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gd)ul.T air- 9amens@ eriammluns

Die nd6Tte 8eriammluna fiuoet en-
Montag, ben 2S. Sttpber,
4 ubr Na6mittags i'm @afino itatt, mo-.
au bic Somitemitglieoer, iouie ale %.
men, pel6e li6 fir bic S9uI. 6air I'M
tereIliren, b6fi6Ft eingelaben fnb.
Gtau 6. g m y mann,
BrdRoentin.
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a. @ebrhber Griber, go.
246 @ommeree StraBe, Iino pratiif9e
SumeIiere unb ubrmader. sic beiors
gen prompt ale &eparaturen unb fibs
rem biefelben in Der gei6idteien @eiie
nifS
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Gmtereiiam

1T bic in Der b~euttsen Nummer u~nicrer 3eitung
ft@ befinpenbe @Ind8> an5etse ppn gamuel
9edj4er fen. in Samburs. OteIe8 9auS bat ith
hur9 ietne prpmpte unp peri9piesene MuSsabz
lung her bter unb in Ter umaegenp aez
10 pnnenet 8etrdse eineu hermeBen suten 0iuf
erlpprben, baB mir Seben auf pelien beuttseS
Snierat i&p, an bieier Steae aufnerfian MAIDEN.
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Die SeutiHen Srauen uno Maoaen,

weIde fur bic 6air gum geiien Ser
oeutf9senslii6en @6ule Sanbarbeiten
anfertigen, Fnb b6fi6ft gebeten, bieiel-
ben i'm 9auie bsr ptdiibentin irau 6.
3ampmann an Der @artenfraBe oblies
fern 81 polen.
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Sn WaeO, Mc9ennan Co., bot
bic Bell Water Company" lire Orsa.
niiation enbgiltig abseidlo6eH. 9as
e~ingeSablte 8etriebstapital bsttdgt
$160, 900, uno ale Nttien linb bon eins
beimifden 9~apitaliten senommen. Die
8eieaf6aft bat iebt idon brei artelii6e
Srunnen, wel9e, Der S9dbung nod,
gegen 10000, 900 @alonen WaHer per
Sag liefern, bas fir ale Suede taugIi6
1T. IS pirb aber baIb nod ell bierter
Srunuen BEN etlpa II 3ou 8ur6meher
gebobrt perben.
- S6uIfair am 81. Off,, l. unb 2.
Nohember i'm Gatno.
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~ SioIbaffa & WeIton,
SO. 301 unb 303 SfsSouftpn. StraBe,
baben ben &ontratt fur ben 8ertauf bes
gefammten Butter : Brobrfts Der be-
ribmten OatIano Serfep DARN 6arm.
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AZ 8rcBes Sonsert, ausgefabrt bon
3ebn tiidtigen Mufiteru, morgen abeub
in S9ol3' @arten.
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soS- Morgen, Sonntag @benb, gro.
Bes 3onaert in S6Ol3' @~tablifement.
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% c q u q I

tpirb elm ~geuanbter Sunge i'm alier
bon Ale Sabren BET
6arnif9 & 8aer,
Spernbaus' Eelfauratiou.