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ances, 1900 barrels: runs, 1O2,37i barrels
shipments, 9352S barrels
LIVE STOCK.
REGISTER Office.

Register ONCE.
WHEELING, November u. 1895.
Cattle-EXtra. leo to 100. 50 554i %:
good. 200 10 1.C00, SitI5alc: good. $40 Ia 900,
a.'95t1c; fair, 100 Go 500, 2lR03C; common.
G9 10 ll0, 2AQ25ac; bulls, 1AGZi4c cows,
Hogs-Extra. 50 Da3 90; good. 3lza3s,c:
common, 3-tM&sC.
sheep-E1tra. 2d27ic; good, 13sq2c; COM
mon l,4l12c; lambs. 2FSizc.
Fresh Cows-At SEQ GIG3j CO..
ColTes-At +lSiaC.
CHICAGO, November 12.-CattIe, re-
ceipts, l200e head: fairly active demand at
The ruling low priccs, few steers are SELL
INK under 50 GO or above 81 80 andagood cat
lie selling principally at = OOM4 80
hogs, receipts, &WO head. packers and
shippers were stong st - 50. common and
prime drOVes fairly steady at s. f503 %.
Sheep and lambs. higher receipts, 1000
selling q 81 75G3 . and lambs are active
at 50 00Qi o.
EAST LIBERTY, November 12-Cattle,
fairly steady; prime "a 390 80 good butch
eis' IS eG0< 90; bulls, COWS and stays 81 90
G3 Co.
Hogs lower; Phnsdelphias SO so; best
lorhors 50 I043 SO; common TO fair So GJg
sheep. very slow at unchanged prices.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
IhUrsdaN November T. 1885
UNION STOCK YARDS, CLAREMONT.
81
very much like that of last week The re-
Cc.lts were a few hundred head more than
they were then, but values held up very
we'll, The market heing strong 81 the values
recorded last Thursday. tops and medium
common cattle not being numerous the
offerings consisting. as they did then, Of
the medium and good butcher cattle.
Prices EH4laC mos. sales 2atUi+c.
Prices OF beef cattle this week ranged as
follows: Best beeves f}sV4hc: those gem
orally rated first quHlitF i1t&c; medium
o. good fair quality 5tLG3i5c; ordinary thin
steers oxen and cows -V3c.
OF the cattle received 1851 head came
from Virginia. 1893 from West Virginia.
80 from Maryland. 81 from Ohio and 70
from PENNEY wanna.
Total receipts Tor The week &1oG head,
against 2Gt1 last week and $500 one year
ago. OF the offerings 9I head We're taken
by Baltimore butchers, f9a sold TO country
dealers and 69S hesd 70 Eastern buyers.
Total sales for he week 2,l4 head, against
2OU last week and 2G50 one year ago.
sheep and Lamhs-Thc receipts this
week were 1857 head, against 1925 last
week and !. ~ one year ago.
Remarks-rhc receipts are not very
heavy, only 4 few hundred head more
than there We're last week The market
has been steady al the week. and the val
ues quoted Monday are but little II any
changed. stock ewes are not wan. ed.
sheep are quoted OF 1i2~2tc, and fe"
extra al Sc. Lambs 29S4c, and extra az
sw.ae-There is no change in values
since last Monday.
Cows-There is fairy 1000 aeiia,lI ,,I lCp
good COWS with light Offering. common
Ia fair sell at 81 01U25 10 and good 10 extra
SIS 0lN1O 10 per head. Receipts 80 heau.
Calvee-Good vc2ls are .n fair demo,nd.
Common 90 fair sVt2c FER lib and good 10
fair 1HM5iac. Grass calves 81 Uldb Cd per
head. Receipts 292 head
STOCK on THE WHARF.
Cattie-Ihc trading was a little more
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DRY GOODS.

NEW York. November 1c-Thore. was
q slow trade i'm OH departments Of husi-
ufacturers there were no mail orders. as
usual ON Tuesday. A good number Of new
buyers put I'm their appearance ana consid-
cradle business was done in holiday mex
racfs There was an irregular inquiry
made for all kinds Of staple cottons, hut
Intending purchasers have found values
SO stron. that aside from urgent wants want
- Quiet az Q 5-l6c and no sales.
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SION
ARRIVE.
rnANs.ou1n DIVISION.

For Columbus. chicago and the We.-
Columbus. Cincinnati and st. Louis,
1913 a. IA. daily, and ll:ig p. M eTcepI
81 Clairsvine accommodations. lJ.b 6.
y, and AIS %. m. except Sunday.
80 H;ev,.-lt accommodation, S:i5 p. m.
o? saaindusky Mail. 1O:15 a. m. daily.
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From Chicago, 1:l5 4. m. and 1:o5 and
$3.50 D. m. daily. l..,.....
,,ie 40 n m. and $50 ?. m. daily.
81 Clairsville accommodation 1910 p.
-, and $50 p. m, except Sunday.
Newark accommodation, l2O p. m.
osesaindusky mail. 8: 90 p. m. daily.
CHAS. O. SCUIb,
General Passenger AGENT.
T. LANE, Y. j. Agt., Whccllng W. Va
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Ethel aged four)-Did YOU know
Adam named all The animals?
Frances (aged three)-Did he name
the elephant?
Fthel-Of course he did.
Frances (after a wondering pause
How did he name the elephant?
Ethel Gn a superior tone)-Why,
suDnose he looked at the elephant and
he said: Il think you Just look like a
elephant. and guess III call you-ele-
rhaDt" That's the way he did II.
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Central

TO q. H. from Cleveland to Uhrichs-
vic. 2:28 p. m. from Uhrichsviile 10
Cleveland runs daily.
Through connecuon5 ana througn TICK
'4O' M. C. CARREL. Cen. Pass. Agent
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METAL NJ. KEr.

NEW YORK. November l2-Pig iron
cuiaf and steady; southern 81 c0G4 90;
northern $2 call ~.
COPPER. dun; brokers' 81, 80; exchange
Lead. easy; brokers' IS 10; exchange 50 15
Tin, 0rmer: straits SD ooT1i G5; plates
quiet: spcltcr easy; domestic 50 20.
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ARRIVE.


iron, Nav York. Philadelphia, Patti
more and Washington, $50 a. nlp daily'
and AS p. M, except Monday. -o-
Cumberland accommodation, 40 p A4'
Graz Grafton accommodation. 1910 a. M
TsiIi3undsville accommodation, 40 a. h. m.
and f:t0 d. M, except Sunday, ana ''o j.
&C Grafton express, 1925 p. m, Monday only
WHEELING AND PlTI5BUIG DIV T.
SION.
For Pittsburg. Washington baltimore li
pbiIadrlphia and New York, 400 q. IN.
For Tittsburg. 7:lO o. ~. daily.
Pittsburg express 80 J.. m-' except
Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York, philadelphia Halti-
more Washington and Pittsburg WV %;
49, dsilv. 1880 y. m, except Saturday, and
90 a. m, SUNDAY only. .4 e,.,.,
Pittsburg mail, 1000 A. No. except sun
day. and 1850 p. m, uaAy
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Northwest Systcm--Cloveiond and Pittss
burg Division.
Trains run daily except Sunday os f'i9
lows
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO

on and alter SUNDAY. ScptemDer ., 30, /
Passenger Trains viii run as follows: |
sDaly. IDaily except Sunday. Eastern !
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RAILWAY Tire GARD.

Arrivals and departures o. trains on ana
after oct 20. 1oe5. Explanation OF Refer
ence Marks: 'Daily; SUNDAY excepted
MONDAY excepted; Saturday excepted
fSunday only; saturday only; )Moncay
only. Eastern Standard Time. which Is
ono haur aarllar tLal CentTal Ilme.
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JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY.
u S17 sixth street, Sacramento. Farm
hands, general help furnished, and contracts
executed.
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Articles of Iucorporat tion.

| The following articles of incorporation
have been filed in the Secretary OF States
Office:
San Diego Rowing Club. Principal
place of business San Diego. Directors
| Thomas q. McConkey, VIII r. Rogers,
b. c. Hickman. L. o. Hodge, T, l.. Les
| zynsky, Fred W. Jackson, Q. A. Trip
pet, John n. Metcalf, Frank L. Sargent
San Diego.
l.. Cert Company. Principal place of
business, San Buenaventura. Capital
stock, $50, 600, with the following direct
ors: l.. Cert. Helene Cert, Joseph l..
Cert, Martha Cerf, Julian Cert, San Bu-
enaventura.
Mount Pleasant Mining Company of
| California. Principal place of business,
San Francisco. Capital stock, $1,000, 000
with the following directors: G.. f. Kins-
man. John w. Butler, Ernest r. Smith,
ii. Hart, San Francisco; w. A. Boole
Ross Valley.
Butterfly Gold Mining Company.
Principal place of business, Quincy,
Plumas County. Capital stock, 500, O,000
with the following directors: Henry w.
Kellogg, Spanish Ranch; G. j. Lee, J. D.
Goodwin, Emily S. Kellogg, Charles D.
Kellogg, Quincy.
Western Improvement Company.
cisco. Capital stock, $4,000, with the fol-
lowing directors: Thomas Moran. San
Francisco; G. M. Hanf. w. r. Porter,
San Bernardino; Z. G. Seymour, Mes
sina; Frank Lindenfeld, Los Angeles.
| san francisco Commission Company.
Principal place of business. San Fran
| cisco. Capital stock, $4,000, with the fol-
lowing directors: a. w. Craig, Oakland
O. +. Hayes, j. II. Long, w. III. Leitch,
| II. r.. HAYES. Alameda
| INSTRUMENTATION Evangelical Asso-
citation. Principal place of business, Cap
| istrano, Orange County. Directors: Frank
A. English, Mrs. Frank A. English, Jo-
seph Gray. Mrs. Joseph Gray, ii. 2.
Palmer, Mrs. ii. p. Palmer, Claude Gaul-
din. Capistrano.
Engineer and Contractor Publishing
Company. Principal place of business,
San Francisco. Capital stock, $4,000,
with the following directors: Ernest
Mccullough. ElizaUeth >. Mccullough,
Elizabeth II. Seymour, George Burt,
James Burt, San Francisco.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
The Unseasonable Rain Did Very Lit
tie Damage.


The State Agricultural Society. in CO.
operation with the United States Weather
Bureau, J. A. Barwick, Director, issues
the following summary for the past
week:
The average temperature for the week
ending September l6th was as follows
for the places named: Fresno 6S0. Inde-
pendence II, Los Angeles 700, Red Bluff
620, Sacramento 63o, San Francisco CO.,
San Luis Obispo 90 and San Diego 6S'.
AS compared with the normal tempera-
lures heat deficiency is reported at
Fresno OF g, Los Angeles an excess OF =,
Red Blud u detici ancy of IL, Sacramento
deficiency of s., San Francisco deh-
cheney OF 2, while at San Diego normal
conditions prevail both as TO temperature
ana rainfall.
The rainfall during the week was as
follows Tor the places named: Eureka
I'll inches, Fresno 90 of an inch.
Independence trace, Los Angeles
trace, Red Bluff 1.S0 inches, Sacramento
1-26 inches, san Francisco 80 OF an inch
and San Diego nothing.
AS compared with the normal precipi-
tatlon there was an excess reported from
Eureka OF 2.7O inches, Fresno .0I of an
inch, Los Angeles trace, Sacramento
LIZ inches, San Francisco IA of an inch
anu no excess a. San Diego, where nor
NAL conditions prevailed.
The weeks weather, in both tempera-
ture and rainfall. has been very detri-
mental TO the curing OF grapes, drying of
prunes and other fruits and to hop-pick-
ing.
Owing to the timely warnings sent out
by Mr.. Hammon, The Weather Bureau
Forecast Officer at San Francisco, there
was very little if any damage occurring
to the ralSin or Iruit-drying interests,
while hops were somewhat but not
greatly damaged.
The rainfall of the week in Central
California has proven to be the greatest
that has ever talleD during the entire
month of September since it was settled
by the Americans, forty-siX years ago.
Tho heaviest Septein Der rains before
this occurred in 1851, when at Sacramento
one inch was precipitated, and at san
francisco LOB inches. This shows that
there was more rain in September, 1851,
at san Francisco than the present month,
which so far has only given 80 of an inch.
as against LOB inches in 1851, while at
sacramento there has been this month
I.Zo Inches, against one inch in 1851,
showing an excess in Central and North
ern California over that Of 1851.
There was no damage worth speaking
OF as having occurred during the unpre-
cedented rainfall of last week.
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STATE CONVENTION OF THE Y.M.C.A.
1t Will Open in Los Angeles on the
9th of October.
How Those Attending the Session May
Secure Reduced Rates OF Trans
portation-Looal Notes.

The afternoon meeting for young men
that was held in the parlors of the Young
Mems Christian Association on Sunday
afternoon was led by Orrin Hand. Mr..
Hands subject was "Pure Religion" The
meeting was very good one. and much
interest was manifested. A cornet solo,
rendered by w. A. De Merritt, proved
IN entertaining feature.
The devotional class met at $50 o'clock
on Sunday morning. The meeting
proved Interesting and enjoyable to those
present.
An organization has been effected of
the Sunday Afternoon Club" which is
composed of the active workers of the as
sociation. The officers elected last Sum
day were: President, Grove f. Ekins;
Secretary, ohm Feohter; Treasurer, Willie
James.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock a re-
ception will be given the juniors and
their friends at the rooms of the associa-
ton. a most enjoyable time is antici-
pated.
General Secretary 81. J. Mccoy of San
Francisco, Chairman of the Transporta-
ton Committee, makes the following an
nouncement regarding the fifteenth an
nusl State Convention of the Young
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Mems Christian Associations of Califor-
mia, to be held at Los Angeles, October
9th to 18th. The Southern Pacific Com
pany and the Southern California
Railway Company will grant dele
gates one and one-third rates for
the round trip. The Pacific Coast
Steamship Company will grant one and
one-half rates for the round trip. Rail-
road certificates will be forwarded to the
associations to be distributed among the
delegates; exceeding care should be taken
that they are properly made out and
signed.
Certificates should be presented to the
ticket agent where tickets are purchased
for Los Angeles. First-class unlimited
tickets should be bought, paying there
for full fare. and the local ticket agent
will sign the certificate certifying thereto.
At Los Angeles the Chairman of the
Transportation Committee will sign the
certificate, certifying that the holder had
been in attendance at the convention,
which will entitle him to buy return
ticket for one-third the regular fare.
This will be most inspiring conven-
tion and delightful trip, and friends and
workers of the association, whether dele
gates or not, may take advantage of the
special rates.
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Keal Eseate Iransfers.

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last report:
Emma Briggs ct al, by commissioner,
to Charles A. Nuttall-One hundred and
uinety-three acres on American River.
known as Briggs Vineyard; Sl4,662 9S.
V. a. Brown to Interior Development
Company-Wes half of northeast quar-
ter and east half of northwest quarter of
section II, township north, range east;
Sl,400.
q. f. Dierssen to Anna Dierssen-West
81 feet of lot 2, \ and Q, Fourth and Filth
streets; $4,000.
f. T. Johnson, Tax Collector, to j. J..
Buckley tax deed)-East half OF lot 6,
W and y, Thirtietn and Thirty-first
streets; g 67.
Estate OF Richard Lowell to N Yer Clark
y orth half of south half OF lot s, II and
/, Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
j. w. Wilson. trustee. To ID. ID. Dick
son-Lots and 4 in block 30. Sunset Col
ony lands; Sl,S4S.
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MONEY TO LOAN-CALL ON CURTIS
vi CARMICHAEL y BRAND, Fourth and
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A VICIOUS TRAMP.
He Assaulted a Brakeman, and the
Latter ShnE at Him.

He Assaulted Brakeman, and the
Latter Shot at Him.
The men on the train which left the
oity at 1920 yesterday for Lathrop had a
pretty lively experience with a vicious
tramp when they arrived at Arno.
The tramp had been stealing ride, but
was there put off the train by one of the
brakemen. The fellow was persistent
however, and climbed on again. only to
be once more put off.
This time he picked up a big stone and
hurled it at the brakeman, striking him
in the back. The brakeman then drew
his pistol and took q shot at the tramp,
but missed him. Then the train pulled
out and lett the fellow cursing the rail-
road company with all the choice billings
gate of which he was capable.
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Want Their Pronel.tv.

Wood, Curtis IL Co. have commenced
suit in the Superior Court against w. a.
Shepard and W. A. Shepard as the as
signee of j. l.. Geiger and J. b. Geiger,
insolvent debtors.
The complaint alleges that defendants
took possession OF a lot of personal prop
erty used for running a candy store by
the Geigers in Auburn, Placer County.
valued at $40, which is owned by the
plaintiff, and asks that judgment be given
for that amount and so for costs.
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4 NYeel,,. FaiIn,.ns

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency re-
ports ii failures in the Pacific Coast
States and Territories for the week ending
September 18th. as compared with 17for the
previous week and Il for the correspond
ing week of 1891. The failures for the
past week are divided among the trades
as follows: Two saloons, l pawnDroker.
z grocers and liquors., = boots and shoes,
blacksmith, restaurant and saloon,
milk dealer, manufacturer of cooperage,
jeweler, 2 manufacturers of furniture.
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OAK STovEWOoD, 50 rs PER CORD.
" delivered; measurement guaranteed; yard
on Twelfth-street road. 2. o. address. sos
Seventh street. w. II. BASLER.
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fused to pay for meal he had eaten in
Ceaps restaurant
The case of Mrs. Wandorf. charged
with battery on Katherine Stock, was
ontinued until this morning.
Il. P. Basford WAS charged with battery
on L. Ferrittes. His case WAS continued
until Tomorrow morning.
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KoYaIey,s Trial Postnoned.

The trial of Ivan kovalev, accused of
the murder of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ii. l..
Weber, was postponed yesterday till Oc-
tober 18th, on motion of District Attorney
Ryan, in order that Captain Lees and
other San Francisco detectives might be
present as Witnesses
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Funeral of MIS-. Newton.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary New
ton took place from st. Paul's Episcopal
Church yesterday afternoon and was
largely attended. The religious services
at the church and grave were conducted
by Rev. q. 4. Ottmanu.
The palI-bearers were the deceased
lady's three sons, William, Charles and
Thomas Newton. aud other relatives.
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MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE OR
NJ small amounts. COOLEY, 1913 Fourth
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JAMES w. DAYTON.

There is Property Awaiting Him Over
in Connecticut.
George H. Arnold, Chief Detective of
Bridgeport. Conn.,, has written to Chief
Drew inquiring of the whereabouts of
James W. Dayton, who was in this city
in January, 1879. and whose Postoffice
box at that time was 626.
Arnold says he thinks Dayton was
teaming in the country. There is prop
erty awaiting him in Watertown, Conn,
and his folks are anxious to hear from
him
The record-union., 1895-09-17

DAG CARPET FACTORY AT 1214
IL Eighth st. MRS. JOHNSON, Proprietress
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XITANTED-TO KNOW THE WHERE
w abouts of one JACOB BECKER, age so
years. Came from Germany iorty-two years
ago. Worked in Philadelphia three years at
baker trade; then went 10 California, and is
supposed to be there now. Any information
regarding this man Will be thankfully re-
ceIved Address all communications to
JACOB MOELLER, Merchant Tailor, 1907
5. Adams street Peoria Ill.
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NTANTED-FURNIS ROOMS WITH
w privilege OF light housekeeping: locality
Tenth to Twentieth, IL 10 Z. Address b. b.,
this Office
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CARPET CLEANING.

TT w RIVETT, THE ONLY PRACTICAL
1 carpet man in the steam carpet-beating
business in the city. Knows how the work
should be done and does il accordingly,
southwest corner Twelfth and .. Telephone
2O2. Lowest rates. Lest work.
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{yTANTED-BT A JAPANESE, A STU
w alton 10 40 houSework or plain cooking.
Address i'oStoffice box 10. s17-3t*
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ED-SITUATION BY A STEADY,
w industrious, useful man; sober and hon
est; can drive and care for horses If desired.
Address IL. NERALEW Eek, 1919 Seventh
street. sl6-2t
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Police CONT 1nse.

Louis Ceal was fined $40 in the Police
Court yesterday for disturbing the peace.
lie punched man named Letel, who re.
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NX7ANTED a YOUNG GERMAN AS
w partner in firSt-class saloon doing good
business; rare opportunity offered TO the
right man. Address SALOON, care this of
flee. sl7-2t*
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WANTED - FOUR MEN TO SOLICIT
w for S K. house that are willing TO work
and earn Il good salary; excellent opportuni-
ties. Box %. this Office. sl1-5tt
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HAY, GRAIN, ETC.

~ Il. ADAMS, 1106 STREET-CHEAP- p
X. est place tor hay and feed. White wild
ts also tule hay for carpets.
I STREET HAY MARKET, NO. 4o2 l.
! 4 street. 70 everyone that wants nay il
VIII be greatly To your advantage to call and
see our price list before buying elsewhere.
Full weight guaranteed
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SELECT SCHOOL.

TyOW YVES A a ID L VI I--CI II a NJ VI \ Il
| grade High Schoo. and Normal branches;
eioiution, French and German are taught
Information regarding terms of tuition, etc,
wei be cheertully given at the Academy
Building, corner Ninth and streets.
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IF YOU WANT TO GET YOUR MONEYS
Il worth, buy yonr groceries, hay and feed at
WINGARD'S, Twenty and y streets.
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WANTED

yXTANTED-Two FURNISHED ROOMS
w with or accessible TO board. Address
BOARD, this office.
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ROOM AND BREAK
w fast; private house preferred. Address
Nj. y. s., this office. sl7-3t
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JAPANESE BOY WANTS y SITUATION
y as cook or cleaning house. Address Post
Office box 90. s17-2tS
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TOR SALE-TO CLOSE An ESTATE ONE
IL of the best paying o0-acre rdit ranches
in Placer County, situated aaoul halfway De
tween Newcastle and PenTyn, known a. the
HaZen ranch. About 90 acres ia fruit 1Ee
balance IN wood ami pasture with ever II IN.
water; Il Groom house, barn, carnage houses
shop, packing houses and Ga ni,igie..' $ mouse:
3 horses, wagons and all tie tOois !or carry
ing on trst-casS ranch. GINo Us Il DiG
Apply to ALFRED HALL, on the premises 5.
+. y. address, Penryn.
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EOR sALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR
l. family residence III this city: 90 acres al
most ali table grapes; best state vi culliva-
ton; good house OF rooms 10 WIndmiils.
stable, packIng-house and other improve
ments; now is the time 10 look at i L. Nj.
LANDSBOROUGH. FIorin, or Courthouse,
city.
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SEVERAL RANCHES TO RENT FOR THE
- coming year. E. l.. HAWK. 10l2 Fourth
street. s11-Ot
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MICE LIGHT, AIRY FURNISHED
~ rooms, single or in suits: with or without
board; prices reasonable. MECHANICS
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Istreet, between front
and Second.
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NOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA-
i tion to cook and do housework; is good
cook. Address .. A., this Office. s16-%tS
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE - RELIABLE
IL help of all kinds furnished at short notice
by MONTGOMERY Il CO., 1000 * street.
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A GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR S6; FILL
n ing soc and upward; from one-third to
0ne-half saved; all work guaranteed. DIR. O..
W. NEWSOM, Dental Parlors, 1920 l street.
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E'INE PRINCE ALBERT PIQUOT SUIT
( to order, $50. j. II. HEITMAN, the
tailor, 600 street, corner Sixth street.
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EOR RENT - SUBURBAN 10 ACRES
L. with improvements; good or InjlSn.
chicken or hog ranch. Apply TO SfROBEL,
3l7 j street. sII-2wJNW
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DRESS AND GLoAgMAKIE5.

FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING IN
l. latest fail styles; bicycle suits TO order.
1928 Seventh street.
The record-union., 1895-09-17

TLEGANT TAMALE PARLORS AND a
ia very comfortable family resort are now
established at 800 l. street; the largest aud
most complete in the city; the most expert
enced and expert help employed, and the
choicest and tatteSt young chickens used.
Come and try our delicious tamales and
| chicken Spanish in every style: private rooms.
The record-union., 1895-09-17

WANTED = TWO YOUNG MEN TO
W learn the sewing machine business; good
pay and permanent work. Apply between
4:30 and z. NJ, THE SINGER MANU-
FEATURING Co, 10O1 street. s14-3t
The record-union., 1895-09-17
TO LET Or RENT.

IToR RENT-A FINE TWO-SToRY
L dwelling of 10 rooms. completely fur
nished; centrally located: reasonable rent to
good tenant. Apply 10 EDWIN X. ALSIP Il
Co, 1oI5 Fourth street. sl7-6t