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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20
Lost In a Foo.

Boston, May 20. = Fishing schooner
Sarah II. Prior reports that dory con
tanning Manuel Tumcira and Manuel
Palhairo straycd away last Monday ON tho
fishing grounds during dense fog
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20
CAPTURED IN Jersey City.

Boston, May 2O.-Chief Of Police Muir
ply of Jersey City has arrested John ID.
Harper, who Is wanted In this city for the
alleged cmbczzlcmcnt of diamonds valued
mt t672,JO. Rcquisition papers will bc
obtained to bring Harper hero.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20
Suicide by Shooting.

BOSTON, May 20.-Sylvcster Hinkley, 30
years old, "A butcher, committed suicide In
room at the Quincy House yesterday.
He was slightly dementcd.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20
k0ppers Are Plentiful.

AUGUSTA, May 20.-Reports from all
parts Of the state to the state board Of agri-
culture indicate that hay and grain fields
will suffer badly from grasshoppers.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20
Glad Iidinas.

Boston, May 20. - Fishing schooner
Mary G.. Powers, from South Channel. had
on board Tho IA lsliornion Who won't
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BIGGY'S CHARGES AGAINST DUNN.
They Were Not inquired Into Yester-
day Morning.
The Investigation Set for Tonight,
When Blggy Is Expected to Be
on Hand Himself.

The Senate committee appointed to in
vestigate the charge of Senator Biggy
that Senator Dunn offered him money if
he would vote for certain bills before the
Senate, met again yesterday morning,
but the investigation was not commenced
and an adjournment was taken until $50
o'clock this evening. Senator Biggy is in
San Francisco, on account of the death of
his sister. and will be in this city tonight
to go on with the investigation.
w. W. Foote of San Francisco, Biggy's
attorney, stated that on account of the
death of Senator Biggy's sister the Sena-
tor could not be here until tonight.
Foote wanted to know the scope of the
committees inquiry, as Biggy, he said,
was prepared to substantiate the assertion
made by him on the floor of the Senate,
that attempts were made to bribe him
two years ago and during the present ses-
sion.
Senator Simpson, Chairman of the COM
mittee, said that without Biggy's attend
ance the committee could not very we'll
go ahead with the investigation.
Foote said that as Biggy made the
statement that there was and is COM
bination of Senators working in the in
the committee would be OF large scope
Even If Buggy said that the man who Of
| tered him bribe was not member of
| the Senate, be would not be disbarred
! from proving the charge Of corruption
against any member of that body.
IF it is necessary" said Foote ''this
matter can be Investigated by another
tribunal. Senator Biggy is prepared to
go before the Grand Jury Of Sacramento
County and give TO that body all the in
formation necessary to expose such cor
ruptlon.
Senator Smith of the committee said it
would be impossible to go into general
Investigation of the matter. as there is
less than thirty hours in which to COM
plete the Investigation. The investiga-
ton would fall short within that time
The California Legislature" he said,
labors under these rumors of corruption
year after year, and IL is the duty OF this
Legislature to Investigate these charges.
l realize the embarrassing position in
which Senator Dunn is placed. and he
should be given full opportunity to dis
prove the charges against him."
Joseph Nougues of San Francisco,
another of Biggy's attorneys, wanted to
know If the committee had determined if
vestigating body. Iii is to act merely as
a judicial body-to decide whether there
is any probability of Biggy's charges
being true-it would be q farce to 90 on
with the investigation. II the committee
is to act as an investigating body, it
would be the committees duty to use the
power of the State to get at the bottom of
the facts, and continue its work if nee
essary after the Legislature adjourns.
After some further discussion an ad-
journment was taken until tonight at
$50 o'clock.
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Y. M. G. A. NOTES.
improvements Completed at the Par
Iors, and Others Contemplated.

improvements Completed at the Par
Iors, and Others Contemplated.
The work being done about the Y. NJ.
c. A. parlor for several days past has at
last been completsd, and the room ap-
pears much pleasanter in consequence of
the improvements that have been made.
The members of the Ladies' Auxiliary
held an enthusiastic and well-attended
meeting on Tuesday. An animated dis
cussion took place in relation to the
various projects conducive to the welfare
Of the association. The ladies intend to
inaugurate more improvements about
the rooms as occasion demands.
The digniied body known as the
"official board'' met Tuesday night.
Various measures regarding the financial
work of the association were taken up
for discussion. The sessions of the board,
while not so Interesting to casual spec
tator as meeting of the City Trustees,
are enjoyed by those who participate, as
is evidenced by the large attendance.
The debating club members INDUCED
in humorous discussion the other even
ing in regard to the question of allowing
the ladies to wear high hats at the theater.
The boys decided to allow high headgear
full sway, but there are not many of the
members of the Y. M. G. A. who attend
the theaters.
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"The Eye Sees Not Itself
but by Reflection
The Eye is the Index of
the Character.
The Eye is the Light of
the Soul.
The Eye is the Index of
Health.
The Eye is the Index in
Sickness.

bright, clear eye indicates an active
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels.
heavy, dull eye indicates foul stomach,
torpid liver, irregular bowels, inactive kid
neys. If your liver is disordered in the least
it is manifested first of all in the eye. The eye
has dull and heavy look, yellowish or jaun-
diced; the rays OF light cause pain, dyspepsia,
blind spells, headache nausea.
II You have foul stomach 1t is indicated by
the eyes. Indigestion is one of the frequent
causes of the careworn look, expressionless
eyes. If your stomach and liver are active it
Will be Indicated by bright. clear eye.
Inactive Kidneys, irregular bowels, palpita =
lion of heart. headache, dizzy spells, faint
spells, staggering sensation, pain in side and
back, dragging sensations in hips, eructatlons
OF foul-smelling gases, insomnia, melancholy,
ringing in the ears pimples on face body and
limbs, skin disease, are all due to torpid liver
and foul stomach. Joys Vegetable Sarsapa-
rilla is a vegetable hepatic stimuIant; regu-
lates the bowels, promotes digestion. The
moderate use of joys Sarsaparilla purifies
the blood, makes active kidneys and a bright
clear eye.
The record-union., 1895-03-15
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last report:
Mrs. Huldah Mallett to Mrs. Laura J.
oods-North forty-two feet of south
forty-tour feet ten and three-quarter
inches of lot g. K and L, Front and Sec
ond streets.
Laura A. May a., Joseph E., W. L.
and Laura E. Terry to Terry Estate Com
pany-AlI interest to Terry estate.
Z. Martz to j. a. Laidlaw-West half
of lot 2, E and F, Twenty-ninth and
Tbirtieth streets.
G. r., Ruth l.. George L. and w. E.
Fawcett to George S. Bill-Lots 10 and 9
in Haller's addition to Gait.
NJ. II. Bayliss to Ernest Scholz-Por-
tions OF sections 9, 10, Is and 16, township
north, range east.
j. w. Cox to Patrick McGuire-Block
North and D, Nineteenth and Twenti-
eth streets.
c. w. Eldred ct ux to Helen Cook
East half OF lot 2, G and II, Twenty-sixth
and Iwenty-seventh streets.
G. w. Eldred ct ux to George B. NJ,
Eldred-West half of lot 2, 6 and +.
Iwenty-siXth and Twenty-seventh b
streets.
p. Garrahan estate to Hugh Casey
orty-four acres in section 30, township
north, range east; 81, 700.
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AN UNTIMBLY FROST.
1t Is Reported to Have Seriously Dam
aged Young Fruit.

1t Is Reported to Have Seriously DAM
aged Young Fruit.
There was a sharp frost yesterday
morning and fruit-growers are fearing
that many varieties of young fruit have
suffered great damage. Up along the
American River, where some of the fin
est orchards in the county are located,
the mercury fell as low as $50.
The orchards are now in blossom, and
in some localities the young fruit we'll
advanced. Undoubtedly the frost has
done some damage, but to what extent
cannot yet be determined. If only the
weakest of the buds have succumbed,
the loss will hardly be felt, for otherwise
the crops would have to be thinned out
by hand.
Reports from Vacaville by telegraph
are to the effect that almost the entire ap-
ricot crop has been ruined, but these esti-
mates may be premature.
There is little doubt, however, that
berries. tender vegetables and some vari-
etles OF fruits have suffered materially.
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CLAIMS A COMMISSION.

Change of Venue Asked In the Case of
Orr VS.. MaIlett.
T. L. Orr has filed a notice in the
County Clerks office that on the 10Th
inst. the Superior Court will be asked to
transfer the case in which he is the
plaintiff and Huldah Mallett the defend
ant to the Superior Court of San Fran
cisco.
The action was commenced by Orr
against the defendant to recover the sum
OF $500, alleged to be due as commission
for the sale of a stock ranch consisting of
about l,040 acres of land near Valley
Springs, Calaveras County. The case
was originally transferred to this county
from San Francisco.
The petition for change of venue is
based upon the ground that the conve-
nience OF witnesses and the ends of JUS
tice will be promoted by the change of
venue.
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ceased, requiring him to appear in court
and render full accoune and report of
his administration of the minors estates.
Helnecke died in Germany on Novem-
per 70, 1888. and left an estate valued at
81 l,ooi ~ and Bronner was appointed ad
mlnlstrator of the estate
me petition for the citation recites that
more than one year has elapsed since the
expiration OF the time mentioned in the
notice to creditors of the deceased within
when Claims must be exhibited, and
mat Bronner has not rendered an account
OF MS administration of the estate. The
matter was set for hearing on the 22d
inst,
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Articles of incorporation.


The following articles of incorporation
have been filed in the office of the Secre-
tary of State:
A. L. Bancroft d Co. Principal place
OF business, San Fran cisco. Capital stock.
100000, with a. l.. Bancroft, w. c. Ham
ilton, b. 6. Somers, T. Il. Hardee and F.
W. Bancroft as directors.
The Nipomo Creamery Company.
Prlnclpal place of business, Nipomo, San
Luis Obispo County. Capital stock. Sl0-
GOO. with J. Sheehy, d. A. Dana, c. Nj.
Popp, II. Mehlschau, F. Brown, S. Paul
son and J. Cook as directors.
The Farmers Alliance Mercantile Conn
pany. Principal place of business, Los
Angeles. Capital stock, $780, 900, with A.
}: Utley, A. z. Miller, r. L. Curran, e.
NJ. Hamilton and G. W. Savory as direct
ors.
The Hyman Brothers Company. Prin-
cipal place of business, San Francisco
capital stock, 100000, with H. w. Hy-
Eisner and L. L. Ryon as directors.
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Revival at the Central NJ. E. Cburc,

Revival at the Central NJ. e. Church.
The revival services conducted by vari-
Gus societies and held in the Central NJ.
Z. Church, on Eleventh street, continue
to increase in attendance and interest.
Wednesday evening was especially inter
esting under the leadership of Miss
Chandler of the Young Women's Christ
ian Association.
Tonight members of the Salvation
Army will have charge. as Captain Fay
lor was formerly Superintendent of this
Sunday-school. There will be an OPEN
air meeting in the Plaza at 7:30 p. NJ. and
everybody is welcome. Saturday even
ing the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will have charge.
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ONE THING is SETTLED.
1t is Well Worth Knowing Now That
Grip Is Striking Down Feeble

Grip Is Striking Down Feeble
People.
The economy of nation is disturbed when
OF being kept in free circulation. The econ
omy of the human body suffers when the
blood is stored up in certain organs while
others have scarcely enough to live on. This
boarding of blood is called congestion and it
is one OF the dangers of the present outbreak
OF grip. 1t affects lungs, stomach and bowels.
Congestion unrelieved becomes intlamma-
tion and every intelligent person knows what
that means when the centers fife are affected
That growing soreness across the chest, that
painful sense of fullness in the head are signs
that the grip has laid its clutches upon you.
''Please send me six bottles of Duffy's Pure
Malt w Whisky," writes e. Alexander of NAL
vern, Iowa, sit is the best medicine for the
grip and we must have it,
Congested organs are relieved of their sur
plus OF blood. the circulation is eQualized, the
proved by this wholesome and helpful
stimulant That explains its unbroken sue
cess in cases of grip.
Nothing which does less will ward off the
grip and no product of mortal skill can Go
more. Subjected to the stern test of expert
ence Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky has estab-
lished itself firmly in the esteem of physicians
and laymen, feeling its strengthening influ-
ence, wonder what they would do without 1t in
theSe bleak winter Gays when grip is in the air.
Nobody need try 10 do without it, for gro
GERS and druggists always have it in stock,
knowing that confidence in its usefulness has
bred a steady demand for it, Doctors differ as
to the final effect of certain remedies There
are only a few, the value of which no one can
dispute. Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky contains
them
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KIDNEY,

4. W. JOY CoMPANY-Gentlemen I have
suffered from Kidney trouble for two or three
years. l would have TO get up in the night TO
void my urine from ten to fifteen times. NV
sleep was disturbed, and became very thin
ana nervous. No appetite; bowels consti-
pated. L have taken two bottles and gained
nfteen pounds. Sleep well. Have to get up
about three times during night, and am very
much better IN every respect. VIII continue
TO take your Vegetable Sarsaparlla, for be-
lieve il will entirely cure me.
(Slgnea) EDWARD w, FRENCH,
Stockton, Cal,
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Headaches, BiIiousness and Torpid
Liver disappear when you take joys
Vegetable SarsaparilIa.

L. w. Joy COMPANY-Sirs: I have been q
sufferer from a horrible blood disease for the
last I'VE years. Have suffered untold misery
Doth BODILY and mentally. Have used your
sesetaple SaTsaparilla continually, and have
derived wonderful benefits from it.
nad ruined my stomach by taking mer-
curry ana potash until | became a chronic
dyspeptic, unable to retain the least solid on
my stomach. AT the writing can eat anv-
thing and digest it thoroughly without any
inconvenience. When | commenced taking
your Vegetable Sarsaparilla I weighed 125
pounds, now weigh 16O pounds feel we'll
eat We'll and believe am well, but will con-
tnue taking the remedy right along.
lou may pubnsh this, as l want all suffer
ers TO be benefited by my experience
y9lgned) MR.. THUS. Q. BROWN.
Mayfeld, Cal
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CATARRH.

Z. w. JOY CoMPANY-GENTLE0rE have
Just completed the second bottle of your Veg
etable Sarsaparilla. l have had catarrh for
years which affected my eyes, hearing and
stomach. Frequently, would have dull head
acne Tor days at time since taking your
remedy have felt no disagreeable symptom
Trusting you will publish this, as | want
anyone suffering from any of the ABOVE symp-
toms to be benefited. Kindly send me two
more bottles by return express. (Signed)
MIR. FREDERICK DE RICHMOND
Seattle WaSh
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DYSPEPSIA

d W. JOY CoMPANY-Gentlemen: I have
taken your Vegetable SarsapariIla and can
have suffered ten years with dyspapsia not
belng able To eat anything but milk and
brown bread. Life was nothing but misery
IOr me.
Now have good appetite. eat anything
wish and ieel no disagreea BILE effects from it
wish could tell all dyspeptics and urpe
Shem to try your Vegetable Sarsaparilla
>Si.ned) MR. JOHN TINOTHy
FOrbestoWn Gal
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CORONADO WATER, McMorry sole agent,
Groceries and provisions, 531 M street,
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NERVOUS PROSTRATION,

Il. W. JOY CoMPANY-Gentlemen have
suffered from nervous prostration from
financial losses. Can say joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla has cured me- Ny liver. stomach
and bowels have been very inactive. but since
iadlng your remedy am entirely well. All
business men end women should use il
Please publish.
(Signed) MR.. VIM. HENRY JONES.
Butte Montanta
Backache, Dizziness. Tiredness give
way to Joys Vegetable Sarsapariua.
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An Old El Doradoan Gone.

William Lyons, well-to-do dairyman,
died at his residence near Clarksville
FL Dorado County, on Wednesday morn.
ing. He was one of the best known citi.
zens of that county and universally re-
spected. For years he had been ali active
member of Cosumnes Lodge, No. 63, L.
o. Q. f., at Latrobe.
His lnterment will take place at Placer
vile to-day under the auspices of the or
der
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GENERAL NOTICES.

$40 0ON TO LOAN .t ON 0stdali dMPE@m @2opsI}S sD
See CURTIS, CARMICHAEL Il BRAND,
uhQer California state Rank.
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A LII LADIES, NEAR OR FAR, SAFE.
~ quick cure guaranteed; any disease of
lrresularity; sure relief, though others fail;
or write; strict confidence Room l, 415 J st.
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fNHE NEW YORK WORLD DAILY,
4 at FUCHS Bookstore, 525 j street. IT.
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RELIEVED BY DEATH

Ihe sufferings of Mrs. Starr of Placer
vile Ended.
Mrs. Starr, the colored woman who was
SO frightfuIly injured on Tuesday last in
Placerville by a burning lamp thrown by
her husband, died yesterday morning.
The woman had suffered intolerable
agony, and death was welcome relief.
A strong case will be presented against
her husband, and he is likely to suffer
the extreme penalty of the law.
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NERVOUS SHOCK.

i. w. JOY COMPANY-Gentlemen: This is
the first time l have attempted TO write for
three years. Have been so nervous and weak
that l have laid in bed for most of the time
A friend who had taken your Sarsaparilla
sent me two bottles. The second one is most
gone, and have gained twenty pounds, and
surely leel new woman. l was pale thin
no ambition. Had given up as 1 had tried so
many remedies and doctors, but found no
dement,. II you care to publish this you have
my consent. (Signed)
MRS. A. G. TILLMAN
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Suit for HiN-nrnn

Carrie Z. Thielen. by her attorney, D,
Z. Alexander, has sued Aarry II. ThieIen
Tor divorce on the grounds of desertion
and failure to provide. The plaintiff asks
Tor the possession of the two minor chill
dren.
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CARPET CLEANING.

HARRY W. RIVETT, STEAM CARPET
Il cleaning, corner Twelfth and o Streets.
Capet cutting, sewing and re1itting; furniture
packed Tor shipment; secondhand carpets
and furniture bought ana for sale, iele-
phone 292.
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= = you want to get spring medicine
without n blouch, an old sarsaparIlIa
trademark, big patch of red pin-
PIES, take joys Vegetable SarsapariIla.
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Recruit for the Chain Gang.
In the Police Court yesterday Z. Ger
rard was convicted of vagrancy and will
receive sentence this morning.
The record-union., 1895-03-15

{ GESSPOoLS, VAULTS AND CHIMNEI3
- 81 SIeanGd; no dirt; lowest prices. W. NJ.
SLAOGHIER, 317 X and 53l NJ.
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&j0 PER MONTH-FOR RENT, A MOD
GIO ern fiat OF five rooms, with bath and
pantry, lower fiat, at 1406 . street. Inquire
CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELL, 4O9 X street, carpets
and furnlture.
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KARL HEINECKR,S ESTATE.
The Minor Heirs Petition the Cour
for an Accounting.

Franz Herman Heidenreich, guardian
Herman, Marie Elise and Rosa Elsa
Heinecke, minors. has petitioned the Su-
perior Court to issue a citation to George
F. Bronner, acting administrator of the
estate of Karl Louis Heinecle, Sr., de-
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RLRCKSMITHS. ETC.

n CARMICHAEL NOTIFIES THE PUB
u. TIC that hereafter he viii make-a spc-
cialty of horseshoeing; no extra charge for
steel handmade side toe ard quarter weight,
forging and interfering aud stumbling shoes,
lQ09 Eighth street.
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Pure Blood. Pure Breath. Health.
sweat Glands or Pore is 1Iade With the
Use of joys Vegetable SarsaparIIla.
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TO LET OR RENT.

EOR RENT-LOWER FLAT, NO. 1915
l. street. Inquire Of Il. PHILIP, 62S%
street, room .. mrl4-5f*
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Every mail brings new batch of
testimonials for joys Vegetable Sar-
SaparilIa.
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NTANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLE
w man, stranger in the city, permanently
employed, wishes to engage room and board
with home comforts; widow preferred. Ad-
dress A. B.. this Office mrl l1-3t*
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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AT
~ NE. cor Eleventh and q SITS. mr1 3-1w*
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A GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR Sc: FILL.
"A ing 5Oc ana upward; from one-third TO
one,naiI on saved; all work guaranteed. DIR. G.
W, NE WSOM, Dental Parlors ll2O / street
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/ EoI IAMALES AT MRS. HERMAN
u DEHS, 1112 Fourth street. Mexican
meals cooked to order; also Mexican beans.
EnehiAadas served on sunday
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1000 G STREET.-THE LOWER PART
1890 of house OF or . rooms; rent very
reasonable.
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T OOk HERE-A MAGNIFICENT OPPOR-
4 tunlty Tor a trst-clasS canvaSser, lady or
gentleman. Inquire OF E. +. BERG NAN,
42O j street. this city, between the hours OF
8 y. NJ. and 2 NJ.
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FOR SALE.

sSLAChSM41h SdOf FOR SALE OR TO
ID rent-JAMES MCGUIRE being Obliged
10 retire from bus ness on account OF mis-
health, now offers his establishment for sale
this is fine opportunity for anyone wishing
to 20 into the business, as it is the Oldest and
best established shop in the country, and can
be mad on easy terms. Apply at go street,
Sacramento. TB.CI
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1aQp X STREET-A NICE FURNISHED
IHUO room; good location.
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Drank H. WING HAS REMOVED HIS
l. Rubber Stamp Factory to Old-Postofice
building, second hoor. office Room 16
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NTANTED-A GOOD SOLICITOR FOR
w business house. Apply 5l3% ] street.
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. mainsprings; ali work guaranteed. 419
X street, next TO Metropolitan Theater. Cash
paid for old gold and silver
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GROCERIES.

DILEY'S GROCERY. TENTH AND E-A
lC fu!l assortment OF agate and tinware, .
ana LOG counters: good butter, from so to 4Oc
per fol!; salt salmon trout, lOC apiece; ) cans
tomatoes, 2Oc; pruncs, sc 10; : lbs =. beans.
2oc In order to meet hard times, we are sell
Ing goods at the lowest mark
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|HALL AND SEE OUR BEST FIRIlIN
~ butter, gee Ii; No. pickle roll. SOC; good
nams, l 1c ID; bacon, 101ac ID; shoulders, z1ac
10; rolled oats and wheat DC ID; 3 cans tonlI.-
raisins, Oh box, soc; / 0 bars boss soap. 25c;
good tea, csc b. Schiling's best Costa RicG
square DEAL call at SIS F1street, SIMONS
d SON.
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LOsT-FOUND.

T OST - SUNDAY, MARCH 10TH ON
IL the old Auburn road, near the Twelve
1nlle House, bay mare, with small, white
sPot on Wlthers; she had on a leather halter
with leather hltching strap attached Finder
please communicate with c. L. BAUER, No.
81 stIeeI. mr1 3-4t
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01c zoo TO LOAN ON CITY DWELL
OlO. .OUU ing-house property. For par
ticulars call on CURTIS, CARMICHAEL &
under California State Bank.
The record-union., 1895-03-15

IARL MULLER, THE EXPERIENC CED
IN Job Gardener, will attend to any garden
work by the hour, day, week or month in
very careful manner and IL very reasonable
pay; try him and you will be more than satis-
Hed; seeds, flowers, plants, etc, for sale; gar
dens LAID out in an artistic manner and taken
care of a speciality. Call or drop postal at
304 5 street. mrl l-lW*