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s ~; July, 8 10: August. 80; September.
SO: October. $50.
Total consVli lated net receipts to-
dey and so far this week: Net receipts,
1881 bales; exports to Great Britain
zo'oo oales France. G,523 bales; CONT
nent, IL, 1872 bales; stock, = bales,
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wn"l.Ax uu"rAruoxs
NORFOLK. Va. January Ia 1895

Produce.
FonAv-ChtdGonu. Ola. az a25o.
E99'-Dusl; WnoIasaie. l7alSa. per dog.
1"ssioir-L4io DOR pJuu.
ffuds-lrish potato .s-Southern Rose,
81. a'a-uO per barrel; Haymans, new,
I5asUc; yellow. s0arl
Southern FruUs-3ansuas. 7Ocasl.OO
per bunch; oranges. Sorrento. 81. 80
per box: cnc0auuts. $500 per bag
OF 100: pineapples, 7aSc.
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DAsSE NGEk SHIPS ARE APPOINTED tn
i sail from Norfolk on MOND Y. TUES
D DA WEDNESDAY: THURSDAY and SAT-
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS ' w JED EsEr; "a
IliI RSDAYS tat3p ); Ana
passenger accommodations unsur,,,,aa
Fare, including meas and stateroom
Fare, round trip, limited to thirty thirty 0~
For ickets aud reservation Of s,aterooms ap.
r rey a. Somprnys ONCE II Main streat, or at
nHk HM IL Us Ups leave Norfolk every
eey sVn @ TrE ESD YSe ersnns NeTs
TIME SCHEDULE OF srEAMEHs NORTH.
1 HAMPTON, LURAY. ACC0MACK. vIR-
GINA DARE and IstE OF WIGHT, Failing
daily. except SUNDAY. Leave Company's
wharf, Norfolk.
fG.. Oh .UiNT-At 6, $40 and 1l:l n m.
and 3;45 i'm; Portsmouth, 6:45 and 10: am
ana ana i ,,d nj; Ray Line Wharf, Nor ok; att
FOR HAMPTON At ll:15 q m and s.asp
m; Bay Line il:Sg M; and 4. p m; Portsmouth,
n FOR NEW FORT NEWS AND SAITH.
FIELD-At 2:80 p IN; Portsmouth. 2:I5 "a,
Ray Line wharf, 500 p. IN
fpN rhsi AND WARE ElNEns Daily, en-
ceit Sundays, lesv ng Company's arr at $50
am; Portsmouth,, Gas IN; Bay Line wharf.
= F"n BAc,IE PoouoSlN and sEvFRN rivers,
Touching at Old Point, leaving company;s
wharf M6NDAYs TUE?' AVS AID FkIDAfs
VIII r. Iorf"k H M: a. next ds yy Limo
Fol: NANsEMOhb RIVER and sUF-
FOLK.-At 200 p m; Portsmouth. $40 .. m.
connecting at Suffolk with w. r. Co.; R.R. and
Frejrbt Gor Matthews, Back. Poquosin, Ware.
Severn and Nanssmond rivers must be pre-.
pAWsuo. ;!I CARoLlNAD VISION -(formerly
n. X. & ". D. L)--Seamer "Albermarieh
in l. for Mos
and passenSe Sc for Washington a'd points ON
the Tai Pmng%% r:Rlifo Myers
N. & 6 r. deno.
Freight received daily, excep. Sunday, untu
sno n. m NJ n CROW ELL Agent.
EOE RICHGOND, PETERSBURG,
II OLD FONT. CLAREMO ut, NEW.
PORT NEWS nn james river landings
direct by daylight --Vir .inia Naviga ton
Company's tlee mt Steamer OJIHU
leaves ~ de siWhsrf y orfolh.every
TUESDAY. 1HvKNDAY ami SATURDAY
att a. ~. touching at Portsmouth. . d
ing, arriving at Richmond about 3 o. m,
connecting with all evening trains. Fars
TO Ri, hmoud sl.6n: fare TO Richmond
ami turu $3.50 are t, Richmond
er than By any other route 10
Richmond Te.er burg, Waverly, Hicks
ford ami .tutione on AtIantio and
Danvi le railroad ami al points via Itch
mond. Tickets for ale at ticket agencies
OF Wake d Sou. II. Brandt and on board
va Freight received tally. sunday OK.
oepted. for all above named points.
JAMES W. MoCAkRIUH.
Agent.
NLYDE's REGULAR LINE SrE-- rs
only D direo, linz ~ from ha n Norfolk 10 Es8
Until ia rIher orders. steamers are appointed
TO sail If IA Norfolk every Monday. Wednes-
o8y and Saturday arc p. M. and from PILLS.
dolphin every Tuesday, Thursday and sattr-
u" iibroush bills OF iading TO Mi poiuts south
and Southwest via 8. aud r., Atlantic Co s.
80 - Ia nd u
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SHIPPING NEWS,
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
January ", 1895.
ARRIVALS.
PORTED UP TO 2 p. N

British steamship Ha eldene. Thomp.
son. New orleans to Manch ster, to Wm
Lamb \ 90. Coated and called.
Er1t'sh steamship Vera, Forth, Qslyea-
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The tip oy thesssteamers a6orcn a most en-
loyaole sail on the Ches speake Bar, passing
through Hampton Roads and barbor OF Nor.
ioik, with view Of ell objects OF interest incl
dent 10 theso historical localities. Offering un-
surpassed service In every particular. Large
trioity.
=, TICKETS sold to all points north, East and
Wess ana baggage checked to destination
Stalerooms reserved upou application In narsnn
at tho oompsny's office No III West Main syrao,
or on BOARD steamer '
Freight will NOT be reoeivsd after 400 o. M
to go forwsrd that day.
For further In formation appiyto
W. RANDALL, Agent
tDaily except Sunday. sDaily.
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New YORK. January l2.-Kale
Norfolk, 75nSI. Spinach, Norfolk
81. 75a2. %.
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NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RALnoIn
~ COMPANY,

NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT oCTopER ,s,,
NAIL AND EXPRESS LEAVES NOKFoI1K
GChlly (eicept Sunuayl s:.5 m for Eiizabrt1,
lily LILY r .dsenton' M'otsy's Ferry, Roper. Pan
hARehi etc, connects at Ed'nton with
Wa3;e5 UEss}bAY for rn rUi} @Tr,9 and and
river, on Mo lSS al landings on cHoWsa
Seugpsrnof river, ana wEDNEspAys
for Salmon re k. Conr,os at peiIha, an wiz
Siesk, aurora, Washington ana inIormeiia,a
lsndinPh. i'saia'o
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
~ IN uaiy Except Sunday for Eiiysbetb
Sitr hdenton aud ". y-btations Connerts AZ
n.,,Iaoeth CITY with the tteamers Neuso
gnu gnu Hewbern Non ay. luesiay. h dtvad
Saiur 'av for New6rrn. Roanoke Island m"
Morehead City, kinhton and Gold,horo via
q \. - 4. H., and Tor Jacksonville. Wilminr.
tnh; y. Z, ana al stations on the w, MN
p ~ ~, ane AT Edenion daily with steamer for
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EXPRESS daily fexc.n. Sun.
gay at AS In, AID EIpre's daily fexcept
sunday Mt II n m; connect with ali mil aid
steam lines at Norfolk for the North. East md
e., a'senser and freight stations foot OF
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH. FAST
~ Htinul Line AND OLD OMnION
Norio!s and Norfn L and southe n Raij"os, 70
l.. s'ern North Carolina va" W
teisht received daily and forwarded prompts
For iGilntr in form stlsn apply to the Genera,
o"'e OIL The N.& ;. K: r. &C., Norfolk, Va.
H. G. HUpGINS,
n. K. KING
Genoral Mana'er
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FRavHLERP eusnu;

TRavHLERI GBsna;
TlHE NORFOLK, ALBEMAKLE AND
n. ATLANTIC RAILROAD CO.,
". Van Norden. Receivers
sCHEDULE in EFFECT MONDAY.
OCT. l. 1885,. AT o CLOCK A NJ,
LEAVE RoRRoLk.
DAILY sScErT SUNDAY.
7c0a m, Mixed
1l:oa N. Local E1Dress.
800 IN, l.oca Express.
$50 pm, 10 al Express.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
1890 M, Local Express
S.oopm Local Ep res
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEhcH,
DAILY EICErr SUNDAY,
POO am. Local Express.
I2i6 IN. Mi,rd
4l5 M, Local Express.
$50 m, Local Express
SUNDAY TRAINS.
l:S0 m, Local Express
500 M, Local Express
Local E1prcss Trains make the trip 10 ferty-
lyo minutes
Mixed Trains one hour and ten minutes.
L. p. HOLLAND
General Superinteudeut
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Cation 1EnrIrcts.

NEW York. January l2.-Cotton. elosod
su,'' ihh, m.,R CUR &c; middling np!nnGs,
Saies: january, 8 "a: FsbruarS i;iVo
AsEoh, D Soi April, o 62i May, 6 IL, Jane
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-13

NORFOLK AND RAPPAHANNOCK
~ ROUIE.-On and after SUNDAY
december 3uth, the steamer Isse, viii
leave Bay Line wharf, NoriIlN, g ery
SUNDAY at a. M. for Yappahonnock
and intermediate landings Freight for
thee points reoei Ell SATURDAYS. For
ms beyond Tappahannock freight
ceivei AS usual
de235m WM. RANDALL, Agent, Norfolk.
OANOkE AND OASHIERIyER LINE
Il t-Steamer LUCY. J. j. Jones master.
VIII leave Commerce street wharf every
WEDNESDAY 1T y. III. for plymouth
ana all Roanoke river landings az NON
es Palmyra. ~ O.. Windsor an ali ian'i-
ings on the Cashie river. hreights re-
CO yed no 10 8 p. m. For further infor-
nation Apply TO the NOTTINGHAM A
WRENN CO. oihcs Commences strssa
wharf. Phone l2S. ,ys.,f
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Peanut Warkat.
Vow ort .lruck nnrhc,

Market, quiet, Prime lie; strictly
prime, &c; fancy, BE; common. iall.
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SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY orgRe
L1Nh
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Chs uI ESW York, Philadelphia and
Rort t Norfolk Railroad Co.

ys~rs RI rssestslfssS tJTsgy:1 tJgsFagssvgH1
ehsS SstzS eli * - &;S LdlIs.$s1
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS CO.
DIRECT ROUTE.

Wlhtlhhto ANU WllnCno lnAhA eA
DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND sA-
VANNAH
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ana
FRIDAY at 6:0uu. m. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at
800 p. m.
FARES TO BOSTON aad PROVIDENCE
Fret class, including meals and
saloon etsteroom berth IS 9 90
second class. including meals and
.................. -. 7H
For SAVANNAH.
livery. SUNDAY. WE NEsDAY and
FRIDAY at y a. m.
fare-First-c IS, including meals
and beth s12 51
ra'o-Se cond-clRss. ludinq
meals and bunk g 0a
Perishaole freight cent via Providence.
forwarded by early train to Boston. and
AZ tue same rate as by direct steamers to
Boston w
a., lerishable freights not received later
anhn o:so p, m. on sailing days OF Boston
shnips W ealing days of Proyidenos
TOT further information apply to
H. a. RIGHT, Agent. Norfolk. Va.
" a. y ~ a, S7IEBBiNS. ASS rarif Mgr.
W. IuHN ER. General Pass Agant
%. WHITNEY. TIFF. lIanaper
aenoral Offices, Baltimore. Md.
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steamers leave Portsmouth, foot Of
Noit " s'Iee at.... ...................5 so IA
leave norfolk foot OF Mathews street, ats 10 N
Leave Old Point at .............,,7 20 o IA
Arrive Washington at.....................s sam
B.&o.R.R. PENN RE.
i~ave Washington at.... 8 90 a m IS a m
hIlVe thii"deiphia at..ii 10 m II o5 n
N'i''e ne" iork...".... S. IN Al D III
SOUTH BOUND. D&ORR PEsyRR
Leaves New York at.....ll soam IL GOA m
Leaves philadelphia at. 1 AL Is0ou,
Arrives Washington at 4sopn Aaopm
steamers leave Washington at............ % p III
arrive at Fortress Monroe at..... 30 O m
A rive ut Norfolk at....,, 80 a M
Afrive at Portsmouth at.. 90 a m
=, Inc above schedule gives passengers from tho
North 4 lay over OF two hours aud thirty
minutes IN the evening before taking tho
steamer, hus aHltdtns an opportunity Of see-
Ing tho Capt.a OF he Nation.
ne Urn down thu historii Potomac River
anu chesapeake Bay on the elegant steamers OF
thls company b, un-urpHs ed. The stea ners
nIo comparatively new. having been built in
1881. and are ii ed up S. the most luxn riznt
manner with eicctril lights call bells and steam
hest IN each ronm The tables arc supplied
markets Of Washlug'on aud Norfolk. Tickets
on sale at Il O. ticket otioe N & q ott,a
nj w. T. walkc'i
For further information apply
Te'ep"on. All. -.
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NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

W. Tho new and powerful iron palace steamers
daily a. follows:
NORTH BOUND.
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or tickets aud reservation Of stotorooms an
re, a. Somprny's ONCE II Main street, or at
nAkKiCiiMoND-S Ups leave Norfolk every
thursday, D. d, aud cave Newport News
every SUNDAY ana TUESDAY evening. ar.
irving Mt Richmond the II 1t morning.
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As~ alO O0MIHIOA S[EAaSa Z
SiSa. c0MPSal
v FoR ME@ YoRg

DAsSENGEk SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO
i sail from Norfolk on MOND Y. TUtS.
DAY WEDH EsDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAY st w p. m. From New York. on
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYa
Ilil RSDAGS fat p. -; "a
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pALTIAoKE STEAM PACKET COMPANY
~ (BAY LINE,.
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TIME SCHEDULEoF STEAMERS NORTH.
1 HAMPTON, LURAY. ACCOMACK. vIR-
GINA DARE and ISLE OF WIGHT, railing
wharf, Norfolk.
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troi manifests more intelligent appre.
hension of its necessities.
PROLIFIC LEGISLATIVE PROMISE.

Five hundred bills and twenty-seven
constitutional amendments in less than
three days indicate disposition of the
people in and out of the Legislature to
patchwork the statute books and the
Constitution until the nearest friends of
either will be unable to recognize the
original.
A most excellent document to circulate
in the two houses just now, if only as
surance could be had that it would be
much read, would be the recent paper by
distinguished jurist Of Massachusetts
on the folly and danger of legislating in
Constitutions and making them codes of
laws. Constitutions are for two purposes
to secure stability of government and
express limitations of the legislative
power, while directing the carrying of
certain principles into legislation. Our
legislators go two steps beyond these
original purposes; they propose to the
people to legislate in the Constitution,
and to make government unstable by
treating that document with no more dig
nifty than statute.
The RECORD UNION in 1879 pointed out
the weakness Of our Constitution, in that
it was made too easy of amendment.
Fifteen years Of trial has justified the
objection we then raised to the amend
ment clause.
As to the avalanche of bills, many of
them are duplicates, or nearly SO, and
still more are introduced simultaneously
in both houses, to hasten action by what
is termed 'crossing bills" Still others
are introduced by request, and have not
as yet the fatherhood of any legislator.
These bills go in under the broad license
that applies to petition and that justifies
a legislator in introducing a petition for
his own hanging.
We can trust goodly lot of the bills to
the scalpel of the several committees,
and still more to the veto OF courageous
Governor. But this flood is not good
thing. 1t indicates too much readiness
on the part of the people to consider ''Act
OF Parliament" a cure-all. 1t is indica-
tive also of a disposition to warp around
the constitutional inhibition against spe-
cial legislation. and of the greed of locali-
ties to profit by local measures and avoid
general laws and systems.
However, we are far from thus early
entering condemnation of the legislators
for their prolific manifestations in the
bill direction. Common justice demands
that wearisome as the task may be, the
measures shall be examined on their
merits and on their merits approved or
condemned. But one thing is settled
upon in common judgment thus early,
and that is that the codes need re-codify-
ing. When this Legislature shall have
adjourned to call them codes will be
satirical. Notwithstanding the demand
for retrenchment we are now convinced
that it will be real economy to at once
erect a new Code Commission. 1t must
come, and better now than later.
The record-union., 1895-01-18

MEMBERS fthe Legislature are already
rising to questions of personal privilege to
oeny the lies OF certain San Francisco pa
pers published concerning them. Really,
gentlemen, do not do it any more. 1t is a
matter OF no consequence what they say
about you. Do you really think that any,
one oeileVes any yarns they spin? Life is
too short to attempt to bring these free
oooters in character to terms. The more
they slander you the better you are off.
Solemn truth, that.
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FRANCE.

Casimir-Perier is the fourth President
of France to resign the Office rather than
longer contest with an opposing party
| that had gained a temporary triumph.
The general judgment of the outside
world will be that Perier is weak and
lacking in the courage and fixity of pur-
pose that should distinguish the execu-
tive of a great nation.
In his behalf it is to be said that he had
lost the respect Of the Partisan masses,
leaders of his own party deserted him,
and the opposition to his policy develop
ing extraordinary strength he resigned
in disgust. He says that he has endured
for six months a campaign of abuse and
SANDER, and that he is unwilling to
longer suffer it. But these are not good
reasons for retiring. The skiIlful poll
tician and wise statesman does not resign
position under fire. Perier is certainly
lacking in courage, and he must stand
adjudged guilty of want of patriotism.
The true patriot would not have consid-
cred himself at all, but would have en-
dured anything until he could step down
without imperiling free government.
Carnot saw many Ministry 60 down
without losing his temper or whining
about assaults and caluminous attacks
He was just as sensitive as is Casimir-
Perier, but he refused on moro than one
occasion to throw France into peril by
abandoning his post under assault by his
enemies. When Casimir-Perier declared
that he resigned also because he had too
much responsibility and too little power,
he came very near giving good reason.
Assuredly, the French Executive is very
much of figurehead and lacks execu-
tive authority. But, then, fgurehead
may serve nation to excellent purpose
by holding place until the public temper
subsidies.
As matters now stand. the act of the
President has imperiled free institutions
in Europe. such as they are. He has put
the fate of self-governmenti into the bal
ances, with the disorganizing element
| holding the scale bar. Already the So
cialists are celebrating their triumpb-as
they deem it-over republicanism; the
royalists are shouting Long live the
King" and a pretender to the monarchy
is hanging with his friends about the
Belgian border, waiting for opportunity
to invite him to enter and declare himself
born to rightfully rule over the destinies
of France. These things would not have
been had Casimir Perier been made of
sterner stuff. Even if he could not pre-
vail over the Deputies, he might for love
of his country have been content to serve
as a stop-gap until the nation at large
could have been heard from on an appeal
being sent to the people for decision of
the whole issue at the ballot-box.
The record-union., 1895-01-18

FRIENDS of the State school-book system
are alarmed at the renewed assaults OF the
book ring. But If the State books were what
they ought to be they would be in no danger
from the book combine. The latter is bad,
but not worse than the books themselves
1t is humhiating to confess that the State can
not, or will not, prepare textbooks as excel
lent in all points as those formerly supplied by
the book firms.-San Jose Mercury.
Hello! When did you find that out :?
Now that you have made sucn a sweep
ing charge, neighbor, suppose you pro-
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The RECoRD-UNIoN and WEEKLY
UNION are the only papers ON the Coast.
outside of San Francisco, that re-
ceive the full Associated Press Dis
patches from all parts Of the sCorld. Out
side of San Francisco, they haUe no COM
petttors, either an influence or home and
general circulation throughout The State,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

UNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 Stockholders of the Buffalo Brewing Com
pany viii be held at the once OF the COMPANY,
at Iwenty-tirst street, between @ ana X
streets. III the City of Sacramento, state of
California, TUESDAY, January 20, 1895, at
7:3O O'clock p. NJ.
ADOLPH HEILBRON, President.
W. L. GERBER. Secretary. ial4-td
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ceed to prove it; and mind that you cal
unprejudiced, not book ring witnesses. In
the meantime, pray learn that were the
books as immaculate as the robes of an
archangel, the book-ringsters would.
just the same, endeavor to supplant them,
Ii Is coin, neighbor, hard money, that the
rlngster has in view, and for that he'd
rob the throne OF God.
The record-union., 1895-01-18

The most comfortable, convenient.
commodious and expeditions route now
to the Eastern States is by the Sunset
Limited; vestibule, splendidly equipped.
hghted by gas. hotel, bath house, barber
shop and all other appliances of modern
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dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
ID office OF the undersigned until 3 o'clock
p. II. MONDAY, January 21, 1895, for the
use of space of land to be used by the city
as dumping ground for garbage. refuse mat
ter, etc. Bids must be sealed and accompa-
MED by q certified check Tor 10 per cent of
the amount of the bid. Information on the
subject can be obtained from
O. s. FLINT, City Clerk,
Southwest corner Fourth and J streets,
ialZ-At
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NOTICE TO EDITORS.-ESTATE OF
~ PRICILLA a. HUGHES, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator OF the estate of Pricilla \.
Hughes, deceased, to the creditors andau per
sons having claims against said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the first publication
Of this notice, to the said administrator, at
his ofHce at 42O j street, Sacramento City,
California. j. w. HUGHES.
Administrator of the estate of Pricilla A.
Hughes, deceased.
CLINTON L. WHITE & \. ". SEYMOUR. At
tOrneyS for administrators. ta4-5tF
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Weather Forecast.

Northern California-OccasionaI rains and
local storms; nearly stationary temperature;
brisk TO high southerly winds; dangerous
gales on the north coast.
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Snecfal Agencies,


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SCRoFULA taint turks in the blood of
many. 1t appears in running sores.
punches and cancerous growths. Scrofula
can be cured by purifying the blood with
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The record-union., 1895-01-18

IHE leading music store in Northern
CallfornIa is the Cooper Music Company
(Neale, Eilers Co.., 63l street.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
400, 900 FRUIT TREES

JsoR SALE AT THREE CENTS EACH,
Il no better trees in California; terms and
discounts satisfactory. Address Oscar Knott.
Walnut Grove. or a. Il. Harvie. Isleton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Vehicles BAKER & TON-FTard1ro, 70
Carts, Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons, Balm Farm
and Header Wagons. Wholesale Hardware
Send for Catalogue.
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Entered at the Postofice at Sacramento CO
second-class matter
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Try McMorry's Teas. They are the
best IN the market. 53l NJ street.
The record-union., 1895-01-18

DIR. WELDON, Dentist. has opened an ofica
at SOC street.
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Eastern Business Offices.
&S Tribune Building, New York,
500 "The Rookery," Chicago.
6. @. BeckWith. sole agent foreign az dyertisi
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