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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-12
SPECIAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO,
February Z, A. D. 1889

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO,
February 7, A. D. 1889.
Tt APPEARING, TO THE BOARD OF ST.
L pervisors of Sacramento county, at q canvass
of the election returns of the general election
held on the 6th day of November. 1855, that
ALFRED SPOONER and A F. RAYMOND,
candidates for the Office of Justice of the Peace
in and for Costumes Township of said county,
received an equal aud the highest number of
votes cast for said office, and consequently no
choice. The Boa5d of Supervisors of the County
of Sacramento hereby give notice that Special
Election for Justice of the Peace in and for
Costumes Township, Sacramento county, will
be held at LIVE OAK and MICHIGAN BAR
Sacramento county, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1884,
When the following osieers will be elected,
One Justice of the Peace, in and for Costumes
Township in said county.
The following are. the precinct polling places
Inspectors and Judges of said Election;
Precinct No. 1S-Polls at Heath's Store,
Michigan Bar Inspector, ]. D. Davis; Judges,
Chas. Rumsn aod James Jordan.
Preainct No. l4.-At Store, Live Oak. In
speetor. Oliver Piummer; Judges, George Atkin-
son and Benjamin Bailey
By order of Board.
T. F. TEBBETS Chairman.
fSsAI-l Attest: w. p. Hamilton, Clezk.
feS lot
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-12
w. J. kAVANAuGN
u ~ ID E H II "a ~ - Pa
No. 5IS Sc bet. Fifth anstS ixsh

A LWAYS on HAND A LAEGk ASS0R1
n rnent OF Eetallie and Wooden Csssketa
Burial Cases, S;osins snd shrouds tursfsshed
Coffin orders VIII receive prompt attention o.
short notice and at the low sst rate. OEias
open day and night
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-12
j. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER & UNfEST sssiGe
30. HOLY Fourth 81. bes. srs

A LY&SS ON HAND THE fS:leF C0HFEIE7s
"A Stock of UNDEaTAFISG eGaDs- or I'd,
coast. Country ordsis ~ or Eight. vii n
ceive prompt attention iEL5PE9sR E.Jkzsaa
49,. l4pl GEO. q. GLAZE. FfIpeTnl pitsets
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-12
zinc GREAT Blizzard in Europe.

are reported throughout Austria and Switzer-
land. The storms in Germany continue, and
the railways everywhere are blockaded and ac
cidents are OF frequent occurrence.
In an accident near Halle yesterday. caused
by an express train dashing into workmen who
were clearing the tracks Of snow, ten men were
Killed and aIeveIi iniIired
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-12

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
IF YOU WANT TO BTILD A GOOD HOUSE
i or builGing of any Kind, it will pas you to
see j. H. NOON, Contraftor and Builder. Shop
and office, sos Ninth st, eet Inns
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-12
S;JACoBs OIL
ONCE CURED NO RELAPSE.

Original Statement. 1882 original Statement, 1881.
RsnewedHev., 1885. Renewed Nov. 2. 1885.
NJ X .. Kyle rover Mr.. Jno. Il. Wall, Ola Z.
writes: Had acute rheu- .n es' ?. o's'9n' nAss.'
nAtisra several years; "sufersd acute pains
grew worse; eraizsnt months in both knees; 70
ha ass sr.is.. bad couid not gstup
expected 70 live for hours; stairs. Applied st. ia
rubbed all over with ct. eobs oil ct night; much
Jacobs oil: frat appiiea- relieved in the morning
tion relieved EseoRd Tried Il again; pain fnSi-
moved pain; continued ly ieft me entirely. !
use cured me; no relapse have had Of pain
in four years: Dc ~ much | sinee. am coupletsiy
Work ~ ever cured"
ArDRUGeIsTs AND DEALERS EvERTwHERE.
the CHARLES A. yoaELER CO.. RalsImere. Nd.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-12
TIE SADDLE ROCr
PALACE RESTAURANT.
300 X Stree

TSAL ORE SCHAG, PROPRIETOR. EVERY
L thing bright new and nrst-elass The table
will be supplied with the best in the market
Private rooms for families. Prices reasonable
Omen day and night n
The Springdale news., 1889-12-27
IitLn A.aeLLl l-l.a.I

Nat If voH % through tac world 2 desp. .r)ie D9 Ackef DHsfep -ia 8ablets arc a positive cure tai tae worst forms bN-Hsa sin, THh .eeslian EI4tul ane1 and e4Hssiaa tH Gu@ettg i and i} N Y. WJutea.
 A preventive fer ero8r TAer ueIea- -eeeNists aHIaaabtnuteraa4 can be prevented. True eoup He1 er appear without a warning, aai Chamberlain Geugh Remedy y3s il given as d4fected as soon asthe dfseiu1teaaoa ef eroaf appear it wilIinyariabiy dfspel all symp- toms of the disease. TAls can al ways le done if iti@ AeFt al hand. 5o cent 2nd one dollar bottles at H. l. DWlNs.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-27
At investment.

aHe which is guaranteed to AtHe Haa satisfactory results er la .a-eelailofe#a return ot purchase pra 0ntfis safe plan Eou can Huz4aem eae advertised ara&sizt a notfieof Dr. Kings \eW=R.7a. cry Ter CmSamHtial =, of eol;.' : amepd L. l4ae v1eef4eAerN e4s wien a~ya tor aRg v4eetioa T Th4a4, lFfas or Ghost. ~ach a Consumption, Inflammation et Lungs, Bfau4iitss Alh>mas WheHf.0e GTee Group ete, etc It's niea>aatagd agtaeatiet to taste. perfrcay aIa aud c.a a4r.,y- h. dcuendcd upon.
 Er.aL baulqs lrco-at ll..A Da= tt'- p4ue stefe.
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 d4me= E Atlanta e.a.. writes. 5f9 Csa suns were afEact WieG blood f8l-oa, WHHet retors sai3 va, hgrealtars Tics aeea=faeIe ea4 jn sores ae# sa=5aas 3b.r 2. B. 2. promptly a1eaH and Haa aafed completely
 3Ils N Williams. fezss,Wfltes: Ny threa aH.set= e#i children, uao inherited blood poison, have improved ramgly af tefa uzeatB B E. 5. ft5sq za3sgaI.
 R Wilson. Glen Alpine sta. t#5a. N C, Feb. Issa, #Vr.t.- ==eaee and blood poison lare54 me tlaa} }a=a8 leg aepat8tei, aa3 oa fi5e stump thgf5 came atarae ateye.
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 For aIamct4ell trt
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 aao Balm ui bn1tasat oaa me effected pmte, Tbeueata gatat a4Fe any ordinary t@o aazz. Pam B .aa cures rheumatism. ~pf4as IHaenes~. 5Q cent aa bs T. ARMlg=
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The Springdale news., 1889-12-27
Bueklen's Arnica SalYc.

He lest salvein the world to Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap ped hands, Ghllblaias, Gorns. aud all Skin EruptjoHs. aed positively ures Piles, CT 10 pay required. + is guaranteed 10 give perfect satIs- taetia5, or money refunded For ale by II \ Daily.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-27
ult b inuIslIE.

ItiF mfil-iH t..t fear1e #l.i ttse a common CE6iuaA= H1tl F tal tsteV#cau se-Ur. .I.e l 0He For t@~ same E.l i. c- ..s= t4l=Ai ate.a lt-sta4e cH5st.r =.eA f##i#aae all at# i4teg tHe#AIt~ heH ale aali. saeet. ea~ t#te4s and do aat -ffrc. Sold t} WY H#8.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-27
Gan sleep N4sHf>

ls che enHlaftt oi ,hoHsan3s suf laE.1se Isem Asthma, Consumption. z8st9. etE= Ihts5 Hou ever try t..'- Ac.sN is.s--fl=} heiatl..s. 4t H.
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The Springdale news., 1889-12-27
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fa a#4eeent atIeiefHtac 4e8th.s Companion. on How 10 enc T cold, tbe writer advises ahot lem. malc ta be ta.eH at bed time. + lsa.laHeerou treatment aliy during the se4ere cold vestder of ta.re ettte-moHtHs, as it opens the pore oI tho skin and leave tho sy>- J4#ar. tbat another and much more severe cold is almost esltala aa be contracted Many YeHs of constant Use and fhe eN Fgrieocg of tAoutauds
 persons ofal! ages, las ru.Iy demonstrated that there i- nothing better for severe cod than eham- 6en.aiu's Cough Remedy l. aets a perfect harmony with nature re lieves the-lpngs, 1iquifes the tough tenacious mueHz, making t easJcr to oxrectorate, and restores the sys- fem to trone and healthy eon,Ii- ton. Fifty cent bottles for s,dc hy H A. Daily
 He shook. and he shook. i'll lis sIak=
 ing Nas chronic
 lie thea bought bottle If Cheat
 ham Chill Tonic II said to hIs friends, though shak-
 tr 0f 40rc
 IIaf5hs slc C. C. Tonic. I'm
 shaker nc more
 Sold hK hlGtaH.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-27
ffe Gan hhd

eualaltee bE Aealr's Liaoi t.IIz'r6g.i G4. seen f F demon slIated lo tlep peoP.ea .i eaWa- tts 1hai t is saaerIer ta .a ef.eH preparations Fer hlasa, asza-tz. His a Hesa0To eure tag tfe pa4soaiHa5 5eers, Emp
 -tH it}sdes tHe teu and tboraasb.N haf R the ao9HtG,Hion Sail Hy N Nin- faa5
The Springdale news., 1889-12-27
4

All partl5. indebted to Che firm ot Philips. I4owdermil1 < co tar lumber or otter building material are requested to call and seltIe34 the lst of ian. 1890. at winch time all aeeouI ts He them Will he clos ed and alter taat time taez .do q strictly c4sh. business.
 A r. Kerr will rav yau tho high. est market price iH easl=ef ua3e EII=3, t=s
The Springdale news., 1889-12-27
New Heat Market.

Wehavc opened He a butcher shop at the ol1 stand near B. F. Pollock $ Furniture Store and would Ire pleas od to have share of the public patronage. Wlll always keep on hand i good supply of pork, sat sage. lar. and beef.
 RENNER X BROWN.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-27

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The Springdale news., 1889-12-27

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The Springdale news., 1889-12-27
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The Springdale news., 1889-12-27
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The Springdale news., 1889-12-27

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The Springdale news., 1889-12-27

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The Springdale news., 1889-12-27

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The Springdale news., 1889-12-27

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The Springdale news., 1889-12-27

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The Springdale news., 1889-12-27

GheatH4m GHHH foHie aa kaaa Hca# ta f# fha E@i eH5. t6#aHs g= =H ===f #z#4. aafaHte= TaE sale #E NY AIataH.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-27

1NE DOLLAR f4H YEAR IN \F.E stDg.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-27

tHat lady at tbe lecture fI5 4tha 4l-Al only knew A4H uieeiA IIal iiuil EercWa would remove sian4f1a2 ma fmprave the Aar she 1eouIaEHv q bottle.
The Springdale news., 1889-12-27
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

France and sscrninuS On opposite
Sidcs Os tilr Fable,


An amusing story reaches us from Metz,
says the London Telegraph. VI IN adventure
which has Just befaien u French family
living In the neighborho1h oil the frontier
These people have some relatives re9i,llnF
In German-Lorrnine, who Invited them to
luncheon day or two ago. Noon WINS the
hour fixed, hut the host, after waiting for
Aome time la vain, hetooE Themselves to thu
frontier to meet their F,eneh k!lsfolk.
They found the family In a CARRIAGE on the
French side OF the boundary line trying t.
persuade the guard 10 let them pass, but y
thoy had come unptoqlded with pass ports,
the official barrod the way ooat!uHtsly. TIL
French people, whose appei.es rad been
sharpened by a long eriye, were IN no
humor to return home with their hunger
unappeased, SO they sugGes'c! 10 thsil
German relatives tfHt they should hurry
back and fetch the viands when They
mad provided Tor them, Tueir petplex- "a
hosts eagerly caught at the idea, Gnd soOh
reappeared with o s0odlY stock Of dishes
and bottles, the c1ntants of which they
proceeded to discuss In company. The
French sat down on their si,e OF the
boundary and tho Germans GU theirs, am
m!rth and joility cfownpu the al fTesco re-
past. Meanwhile the official, completely
checsmated, fitted about in anything buF
an ehvlable frame OF mind. He colii not
appeal 70 any law or regulation 10 pct q
stop to this outdoor meal and H. the Fgancb
ami Germans were each "che2 suK" h.
had o alternative but to put the best fact
on the matter and 10 keep sharp lookou
in the hope OF catching somebody tripping
BE was not-hnIavgr, allowed any Gppor.
tunity of fading fault, and wien til
friends had finished their repsst they sep
ar9ttd, both parttes returning TO tb Il
respective homes In the best OF humors
and highly delighted at having won vic
tory over the stern sentry.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
EATEN ny sHIRKs.
Horrible Fate oE Van Tassei. the
AeronaMt AT naOnOIssIlI.

CHICAGO, Nov. sO.-Cisrenee Ashford,
attorneY.Reneral OF Houo'ulu, was ia tue
ely last night nrd told Tho story Of the
horrible fate OF the aesOLaIt. known as Vac
Taaae, on the 10th OF this month,
Evan Tasse m do balloon ascension
and parachute lenp." snid MIR. Ashford
"When he was carried up In the air the con.
ditinn was such that all thought he would
nlight On land. When he was being carried
to the clouds no shouted: I'll not land
more than a quarter OF a mile from the
startling point To height Of about 600
feet the balloon assembled steadily. Then
fatal upper current, blowing eeawRrd
took the cir. ship over the water. When
the balloon was carried over the bay the
natives were quivering with fear.
suddenly the parachute was lot loose
and tho bag OF gas shot up In the air. Like
n we'll regulated umbrella the parachute
opened and the man descended gracefully
toward the water nearly mile from shore.
When about 100 feet from the surface OF the
buy concerted weird shrek was given by
the hundreds OF natives. Their keen eyes
had discovered sens danger in the watel
wheIe the man would aliRht. Ii was II
school OF sharks. Just before Van Tassel
struck the water two OF the mammoth man
enters rolled over on their backs and opanGG
their jaws. 0ae OF the sharks grasped Van
Taesel almost before ne touched the water
and in couple OF Guips the man was
swallowed. No sooner had no left
hls car than crew from the
gtaamer Zoalnndia started out to
pick him up. THY he'd to pull some dis
tance and arrived st thu spot only to set
the poor man aaten eltva. The heavy par
achute went to the bottom NJ once and
nothing was left OF the uniucky aeronau
save suiall pisce Of cloth from his coz
sleeve and one of bis thumbs, IL was the
most awful site 1 evhr Witnessed
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

The Brotherhood and American
Association To Combine Against
the League.

The brotherhood and American
Association 10 Combine Against
the League.
Columbus. o Nov. 20 Unless the pres
ent baseball case miscarries the Ameri-
can Association and the Brotherhood will
make common cause against the National
League in 10 cities next season. The
preliminary arranRem ants have been con-
Guided and the only thing n w necessary
is the formal acceptance OF the proposed
plan OF amalgamston by committee OF
the Brotherhood who will meet at the
fremont House, Chicago, for that pur-
pose within few dsys or at least some
time before the meeting OF the American
Association in this city on the 10Th prox.
Tho proposition is to combine the
present Brotheraood's teams ia Chicago,
Pittsbure, Buffalo, New York, Philadel-
phin, Boston, Cleveland and Indianapolis
with Association teams at Columbus and
st. Louis, merging the Athletic and
Brotherhood clubs in Philadelphia and
DR.. piping the Louisville aud baltimore
clubs entirely. The latter management
has been h.sting oil, along with the League
magnates and Louisville 10 considered
dead aa base ball town.
Inns uHS VI ACllou HhS Dehu tHReu
ONLY after long consideration by the load.
ing Association cluos and after full
study of tho situation. The National
League did ita bsst to wreck the Associa-
ton by inducing Cincinnati, Kansas
City aud Brooklyn to leave its ranks, ard
now 1t has come to q survival of the
tittest. The Association clubs couot rned
in this denl will sign all their msn and
then mske open war upon the National
Lsague by joining he Brotherhood al its
December msRti3r, e..
This deal has seen worked quietly and
no news concerning Il has been allowed
to the press, excepting rumor appearing
few days ago that toha NJ. Ward had
bsen in this city arranging matters last
Monday with ,he haencs committee Of
the American Association held secret
session here. at tina. conference were
MelsrH. Won der Ahe, Whitaker, Phelps
| and Lazarus.
nuriug the progress OF the meating
John hi. Ward and Allen W. Thurman,
son Of TIE sold Roman, "wsr6 introduced
aud after lorg conference tia deal was
arranged as above subject to theGpproval
OF the other Brotherhood leadera. AL
johnson who was absent, telegrpphed hia
apProya! Of the scheme.