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■ p^AiLY RECORB-KWOS
TUESOAV '..._ MAitCH 10. 1885
ssTKA-rnITH REPORT.
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All Observations Taken on the 73th Meri
dian (Eastern) Time.
SIGNAL Officii, U. S. ARMY, 1
Sacramknto, March 9, 1885. J
11 p. m. (Eastern time). 7etli meridian ; BP. si.
(Pacific time), 120 th meridian.
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Olympia- itO.Ol —.05153 CalmO .01 Cloudy
FtCanby- 29.90 — .05150—8 I S. 29 spk Clear
Astoria ■ ' -
Portland .. 30.0. +.0153—6 CalmO- .l."» cloudy
Roseburg. 30.03 00;57 0 Calm 0 .09 Cloudy-
Mend ocu -.1 I -
Red Bluff. .10.06 —.0501 -l S. 6 ; Clear
Sacimnto- 30.09 —.02 —1 S. W. Clear
Ij. Fran :!0.14 —.01 3 W. 14 spk Fair
L. Angelf. :'-O.(K. - .01 57 :'. CalmO cloudy
8. Diego.. 30.09 f-.01|58| +1 .CalmO Cloudy
Maximum temperature, 70.0: minimum. 5:5.0.
JAMES A. BARWICK,
Sergeant. Signal Corps, U. S. A.
Weather l'rol.abllitlcs.
Washington, March 9th.— Indications for
North. Pacific coast: Local rains. California:
Fair weather.
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
Tivoli '.'Light-House Cliffs."
Metropolitan Theater— Castleton, Friday.
Concord Ixodge, F. and A M.. to-night.
Confidence Lodge, K. of P., to-night.
Henry McCann,Sr.~ Insolvent debtor.
Agent wanted I') travel.
Loan Exhibition notice.
Occidental Encampment, this evening.
E. A. Bovyer, for Eire Commissioner.
Auction.
Bell it Co.— At 10 a. M. to-morrow, furniture.
Business Advertisements.
L. L. Lewis & Co —Bargains.
For Sale— Work hor.-es.
Strayed— A bay mare.
Dissolution of co-partnership.
Certificate of partnership.
Chris. Planing mill, Thirteenth and J.
Dissolution of partnership.
Notice to immigrants.
Patronize the Howard boxes.
Groceries sold at cost.
A first-class cook wanted.
" LoveU roller skates.
Eureka Carriage Factory, Sixth and L streets.
Bell & Co., auctioneers.
Baby carriages at Dale at Co.'-,
Weinstock at Lubin— for boys.
Red House— reductions.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Board of City Trustees.
The City Trustees met iii regular session
at 10 A. M. yesterday, all the members
present, Mayor Brown presiding.
Grove 1.. Johnson appeared before the
Tnistet** as the attorney of R. S. Carey it
Rons, asking for the passage of the charter
submitted at the last meeting of the Board,
granting Carey & Sons the right to con
struct and maintain street railways on cer
tain streets of this city, with certain amend
ments. The City Attorney recommended
its passage, and it was passed unanimously.
C. F. Wright appeared before the Board
and claimed that the Poundmaster had two
of his horses imprisoned, and that they
were taken improperly. His statement
was rather damaging to the Poundmaster.
The Board gave Mr Wright an order on
the Poundmaster for his animals.
The following changes were made in the
Election Boards. 11. O. Cravens. Inspector
of :;• precinct, resigned, H. M. Blackwell,
one of the Judge?, was appointed in his
stead, and W. D. Coins to appointed as
Judge. 1.. I. Scott, Inspector of 3d pre
cinct, vice I lugald Gillis. Ben O'Neil, a
Judge at the i;h precinct, vice Thomas
O'Neii. .
Mark Poster, Chief Engineer of the j
Water Works, report for the week ending
March Bth shows that the Holly pumps j
had been in operation 153 hours, and 12,
- gallons of water pumped.
Charles . Prodger appeared before the
Board and asked that four lon in the City j
Cemetery be donated for the purpose of
making a burial plot for the Protestant Or- ]
jiha.ii Asylum. The matter was referred to
the May.:, with power to act I
A communication was received from R. .
A: Fisk, making charges against the man- i
agement "i the lire alarm telegraph sj s
ten , and asking that the office of the Chief i
Kir-veer of the Fire Department be de- 1
dared vacant. The Board placed the 1
charges on file, and set the date for investi- |
gating the same at 10 A. M. Friday next. j
After auditing a large number of bills
and ordering the same paid, the Board ad
journed.
Denies the Second Time.
1.;.-. I— cord-Union : I notice that the
lice lias included my name in a list pub
lished hist evening of those who favor
license (generally understood as referring
to the licensing of gambling). I desire to
again say what I have already said in a
card in the Bee, thai 1 am decidedly op
posed to any ordinance to license gambling,
and regret that my name should have so
appeared in lost night's issue of the Bee.
Sparrow Smith.
Mr. Stanton Objects.
Eos. Record : The Bee of last
evening published what it designated as "a
list of 175 . .us who were unqualifiedly
in favor of the license system," as regards
gambling. I would like to interpose a
demurrer. When a reporter of that paper
called upon me, 1 told him squarely
that I was opposed to the proposition in
any and every form, and that I would as
soon think of licensing theft and murder
a* I would gambling.
Prams Stanton.
Card of Appreciation.
Tho friends of the cause of woman suf
frage, who so nobly stood by us, have our
heartfelt thanks; its honorable, manly
opponents, our respect .ml kind feeling;
it.i dodgers, our pity for their weakness, and
the pledge-breakers, our silent contempt.
The lady delegates of the Woman Chris
tian Suffi Society, who worked for the
passage of the bill!,
Mr.-. 1.. M. Thi 'ii.
Mbs, E, l. Xl RXY.
TROTTING PURSES CLOSING TO-DAY.
following nurses for young trotters, offered
by the State Agricultural Society, close
with the Secretary, Ed. 1" Smith, to-day.
Mile heats, for two-year-olds ; purse, $1,000.
Mile heats, three in live, for three-year
olds ; purse, $1,000. Mile beats three in
five, for four-year-olds ; purse.' sl,ooo. En
trance, 10 per cent.. 5 per < cut. of which
must accompany nomination ; remaining
5 per cent, payable July 15, 1885. Those
not making second payment forfeit first and
cannot start in the nice. Five to enter;
three to start If more than ten make see
on.l payment*, $200 additional will be
added. Four mom
* . i
For Fire Commissioner.
Kns. Kkcoi-.ii-I.nion: Permit a Republi
can to ask the simple question, ■whether
there are not some more offices which J.
T. ('ritntts can just as well appropriate to
himself? In other words, had be not bet
ter take flic entire l.akery while be is about
ii? He used the otlice of Fire Commis
sioner as a stepping-stone to get into the
otlice if County As-?e— .or, and now he has
maneuvered to get Jones to resign, so he
can be re-cl-i-ted Fire Com mis— oner again;
and thus employ an additional leverage
and machine methods to get himself re
nominated to the ollico of Assessor at the
end of bis present term. Isn't it about
time the Republicans of Sacramento gently
sat down npon the portly proportions iif
this numerous official and his highly objec
tionable methods of perpetuating himself
in office? It would seem that modesty
alone would suggest to him the propriety
of a county official not seeking to spread
himself out with a view of covering city
offices ale i. Inquirer. *
Occihentai. Hair Store, 521 J Street. —
Mis. G. F. Aaron has just placed on exhib
ition in her store many new designs in
front pieces and wave*. Among the latest
styles in human hair arc ihe Nanon, Ne
vada, Baby Wave, Jan-is li and improved
Pompadour. The assortment of shades are
very rare and beautiful. In fact, the stock
consists of masterpieces of art, style and
workmanship. Attention is particularly
called to the natural curly hair and self
dressing. .•
In our great six-days' sale this week we
will add twenty cases of new goods direct
Jrom New York ; mitts, gloves, hosiery,
s»;rsey jackets; ladies' merino vest, 25 cents,
and a bust of other lines, all nt reduced
prices. K«.d Hoose. •
The Burns Case.
The taking of testimony in the case of
D. H. Burns, ex -Secretary of State, charged J
with the embezzlement of State funds, was
commenced in Department One of the Su
perior Court, before Judge Van Fleet, at
I*3o p.m. yesterday. Counsel for the peo
ple, Attorney-General Marshall, District
Attorney Buckley and ex-District Attorney
Carey. For the defense, ex-Attorney-Gen
eral Hart and Clinton L. White. The jury
sworn in to try the cause was C. 1. i'Oss,
Samuel Gale, C. Nelson, C. M linger .Isaac
Bryan, J. Pearson, E. Brown. F. Protnero,
A. R. Kline, R. Miller, C. Heinnch and D.
Upton. „ ,
In the absence of the Attorney-General,
Mr. Carey addressed the jury, outlining
what the prosecution expected to prove in
the case. „ . .„
The first witness called was i. a. —
Dolan, of Bancroft & Co.'s firm, ban 1- ran
cisco. He testified that the firm ol I.an
croft-Co. had mailed to D. M. Barns, as
Secretary of State, seven checks, pay
ment for reports, amounting to J *••-., 100,
that these checks had been indorsed by V.
M. Barns, as Secretary of State, and re
turned to them. . „
Counsel for defense admitted that Mr.
Burns bad indorsed the checks, but would
not admit that he had received or handled
any of the money. , ,
Witness exhibited six of the checks, and
promised to forward the seventh from ban
i Francisco immediately upon his return.
J. J. O'Connor, a clerk in the office of
the State Controller, was the next witness.
He testified to having exported the books
of the Secretary of States office, kept din
ing the administration of Mr. l.urns. Oi
the seven cheeks referred to m the testa
mony- of Mr. Dolan only one, the first, was
entered in the cash-book. The witness,
who had with him the cash-book of the
office of Secretary of State during Mr.
Burns' term, was asked to look up a large
numb— of entries that appeared in the
fee-book. None of those read from the
fee-book by counsel for the prosecution
appeared on the cash hook. He testified
that there was a large number of entries in
th e feel i far articles of —corporation, •
etc., that were not in the cash book, and
the fees collected were never turned over to
the Mate He stated that the first omission
of fees occurred on the first day that Mr.
Burns took the office. The great— portion
of the fees omitted from the cash book were
for filing of notarial bonds, incorporations,
etc. He then gave the amount of the defi
ciency for each month during the term of
Mr. Burns' office.
Counsel for prosecution desired the wit
ness to testify as to the relative amount of
fees collected by ex-Secretary of State
Burns, ex -Secretary of State Beck, and the
present incumbent. "
Counsel foi defense objected, ami objec
tion was sustained.
Counsel for defense objected to several
questions. General Hart said he objected
to lumping of matters ; he wanted every
official act of D. M. Burns rigidly scruti
nized and brought to the light of day. His
| client courted this inquiry, and wanted the
fullest examination possible. Witness then
took up the list of monthly deficiencies,
' commencing with January, 1880, and gave
the items. He said none of the items re
ferred to appeared in the cash bonk, but
were taken from the fee book, the record
book, trade-mark book, executive book in
the Governor's office, and also from receipts
of the Land < Iffice.
At 5 i". M. the Court adjourned to 10 a. m.
to-day.
"Constance de Beverley."
The committee appointed by the Direct
: ory of the Museum Association to go to
j San Francisco and solicit the loan of the
j Toby Rosenthal painting, "Constance de
; Beverley and her Executioners," for the
Loan Exhibition of the Association, to open
next Monday evening, returned yesterday,
! success having crowned its efforts. The
I committee met Irving M.Scott,' the owner
!of the picture, by appointment. That gen
' tleman --aid it " had been painted to his
order; be had selected the subject and ha
; attached to the work, which is '.'in- of the
1 great masterpieces of the age, a value
. money could not replace. He was strongly
; averse to exposing it to new risks < i' trans
: portation, but he wanted to help the
'Museum Association and to gratify the
j desire of the people of Sacramento and sur
| rounding country to see ii. It had given
' pleasure to hundreds of thousands, and
: that to him was a source of profound grati
{ (ication. He believed in giving all the
rational pleasure to mankind in one's
! power. Under certain conditions he would
1 consent to its removal. These conditions
j were agreed to, and the great masterpiece
! will reach this city this week, and. be ex
posed Monday evening .it the Loan Exhi
bition. Tin committee insured the picture
for $15, ■»"». the premium co— ingsll2 , They
appointed, by Mr. Scott's consent, Norton
Bush to transport it and superintend it*
lacing and exhibition. The committee also
secured Iron. Alexander Badlara Gerard's
great painting, once owned by Prince Bona
parte. "A Holland Market." " The picture
' cost Samuel Brannan $12,000, and has never
been exhibited in public. It is a very
large canvass. The committee also secured
from the Ichi Ban management a large and
costly collection of bronzes and rich Jap
anese war.'; from Jahn & Foster, old
armor, and from Dr. Ilarkncss, his collec
tion of tree galls and samples of fungi.
Negotiations tire pending for samples from
the collection of the Academy of Sciences,
with every prospect of success. The com
mittee, though put to great expense and
compelled to employ extra watchmen, is
greatly elated at its success. The Rosenthal
picture was viewed for an admins ion by
over one hundred thousand people in New-
York, fifty thousand in Baltimore, and by
over thirty thousand recently in San Fran
cisco, and there was clamor for its further
exhibition. Few pictures of modern times
have excited so much varied criticism or
such intense interest among all classes of
people. Probably " Mamiioii," and espe
cially the second canto, has been more read
in California since the picture arrived than
any other poem for years before.
i
To-Day's Election. — The municipal
election, for the choice of a Third Trustee,
Auditor, Assessor, Collector and two Fire
Commissioners, takes place in this city to
day, between the hours of 8 a. m. and sun
down. The polling ices will be as fol- ;
lows: Precinct 1. 1005 Third street, between
J an.! X ; Precinct 2, Grand Hotel, Front
and — streets; Precinct 2). southeast cor
ner of Third and X streets; Precinct 3,
southeast corner of Ninth and I streets;
Precinct 31, Twelfth and II streets; Pre
cinct I, Tenth and I*l streets; Precinct 4}.
Seventeenth and M streets, The Republi
can ticket is r.s follows : Trustee, W. R.
Jones; Auditor, Ed. U. McXi ; Collector.
George A. Putnam; Assessor, John J.
Buck ■ '. Fire Commissioners— long term,
J. T. Criilitts: short term, John Co man. j
The Democrat! ticket is: Trustee, William ]
Gutcnberger; Auditor, A. A. ■ ' i-- i: .oil- ; j
Collector, J. W. Bromagin; 'Assessor, no
nomination ; Fire Commissioners— long .
term, E. A Bovver; short term, 1., ii.
Ben ;. E.'M.'Leitch has announced him
self as an independent candidate for Trus
tee. An effort was made to bring the
question of licensing gambling into ti..
contest, hut this was knocked on the bead
yesterday afternoon, v. hen the Senate
passed Jones bill making it a misdemeanor
for city authorities to issue such a license.
-.
Sci*r_EM_ i" THE Register. — County
Clerk Win. B. Hamilton has issued a sup
plement to the Great Register for use at the
city election to-day, which contains 194
names. The ages range from 21 to 77 years.
The nativities are as follows: California,
35; Sew York, -'■"'; Ohio, * . Maine, 5 ;
England/C; Pennsylvania, 11 ; Massachu
setts, 8 ; Prussia. 1 ; Ireland, It; Louisiana,
2; Sweden. 2: Virginia, 1 ; Mexico, 1; Mis
souri, 8; Illinois, 12: Ohio, 7; lowa, 3;
(•aiiad:.. .1: **.'.■-.,- Jersey. 3; Indiana, 5 ;
North Carolinaj 1 ; South Carolina, 1 ; New
Brunswick, 1 ; Germany, 7; Hungary, I;
Poland, 1 ; France, 1 : Norway. 1 ; Sweden,
1 ; Portugal; 1 ; Poland, 1 ; Switzerland, 1.
Week Defeated. Eureka, Jr., Base
ball Club have —turned from Marysville,
where they played a game Sunday afternoon
with the Intrepid Reserves of that place.
Tbe boys report .-. very pleasant trip, and
courteous treatment by the .Marysville club
and citizens generally ; but the game they
do not care to talk much about, as the In
trepids beat them out ol sight, winning by
a score of 13 to 3, and making it very few
errors.
In our six-days' sale to-day we have ecru
curtain bantings, 121 cents per yard;
dotted Swiss. 12*- cents per yard; plaid and
check nainsooks, 10 and 121 cents per yard.
Red House. " »
W. R. Strong - Co.'s Tree Yard. Closing
out large stock of choice trees and plants
very low. Call and examine. '*-•?•■"'
Set. Bio advert— fir quotations of
price* in our great six-days' sale. Bed
House. '---- *
Great reduction in wood and coal at C.
0. _. Wood and Coal Yard, No. 401 1 street.*
BRIEF NOTES.
Two carloads of immigrants arrived' from
the East this morning. .
There was no session of the Police Court
yesterday — no one to be tried.
The steamer Clara Belle cleared for the
Upper Sacramento yesterday with merchan
dise, i^v ";.:2
j— Woodland, last Saturday, Charles
Tilly, convicted of assault, was fined $150,
which he paid at once.
E. .-v. Bovver announces himself as a
candidate for Fire Commissioner (long
term) at to-day's election.
The Riverside road "has been put in order,
the rough places made smooth and the dust
laid by the sprinkling carts.
Billy Young, who shot at Win. Curran
last Sunday, lias managed to keep out of
sight of the police since the occurrence.
The prizes for the best lady and gentle
man skater at the Lincoln rink, at a recent
contest, were awarded to Miss M. Richard
son and Lee Malone.
Tim I— ngley and Frank Bors wick were
arrested yesterday by officer Woods for
misdemeanor in driving on the street faster
than the speed allowed by law.
Sheriff Lord, of Nevada county, passed
through yesterday, conveying to the State
Prison at San Quentin Ira McXeill. who is
to serve six year? lor grand larceny, horse
stealing.
The Howards will have contribution
boxes at the various polling places to-day,
and the voters are earnestly requested to
make as liberal contributions as they feel
able to do.
A few Republicans met at Siebenthaler's
Hall, Twentieth and II streets, last even
ing, for the purpose of holding a ratifies
tion meeting. N. X. Demon presided, and
remarks were made by several of the 3J
Ward Republican Club/
•Among the documents tiled in theConnty
Auditor's oflice is one which should be
secured by the compilers of the text-book
series, as furnishing hints in the way of
spelling. Among the novelties is the con
struction of the word "schedule," which is
written " skegile."
The California Base Hall Club organized
hist evening, with the following officers :
C. Curtin, Captain; H. I'arraniore, Treas
urer; J.Ray, Secretary-; Wetzel, Prop
ertyman. The other members are A.
Kaufman, B. Shields, 1. Joseph, X. Seib
ling and Bart. Kiernan.
Contributors to the California Museum
Association Loan Exhibition who have
articles of interest, whether they have re
ported them to canvassers or not, are re
quested to send them in to-day. If the
owners cannot conveniently send them,
they will be called for mi notice being
given.
George F. Fisher, of this city, the rail
road conductor whose feel were crushed by
an accident at Marvsville one day last
week, is doing well, and has improved so
much that he has been able to leave the
Railroad Hospital, where he was being
treated, and return to his residence at Sev
enth and J streets.
Fruit-growers in this vicinity are com
plaining of fruit pests. The Placer Argus
says : The early peaches are suffering from
some new and mysterious pest. What it is
nobody can tell as yet, hut it is not a worm.
The Early Alexander variety will be a com
plete failure, and of ■• Hale's Early" not
more than half a crop can he counted on.
Woods and Campbell, co-defendants with
the Cbstellos in the robbery of William A.
Shelton, yesterday in Department One of
the Superior Court withdrew their former
plea of not .utility, pleaded guilty and will
be sentenced next Thursday. TheCostel
los, i; will he recollected, were tried last,
Friday, when Mi's. Costello was convicted
and her husband acquitted.
John Smith, convicted recently in De
partment flu;- of the Superior Court on a
charge of perjury, was yesterday sentenced
to nine year* iii the State Prison at Folsom.
Me had previously been sentenced to eight
years for robbery, but the commitment was
withheld, and the sentence passed yesterday
includes both, and in reality gives him hut
one year lor the perjury, which was com
mitted while testifying in tin- robbery case.
R. A. Fisk filed a communication with
the City Trustees yesterday, making
charges relative to the management of the
fire-alarm telegraph system, and asking
that tin- office of < Ihief Engineer of the Fire
Department be declared vacant. The Board
set the matter for hearing next Friday, at
10 a.m. This is tin- same matter that was
recently investigated by the Fire Commis
sioners, but Mr. Fisk did not appear at that
meeting.
The brilliant meteor seen in the heavens
Thursday night was a monster aerolite
which is repot ed to have struck the earth
in the foothills about six miles east of
Chico. It is described as prismatic in
form, over thirty feet in length and about
two feet through. Alter it struck it cut a
gutter two feel in depth through the hard
Java rock for a distance of 200 feet before
it rested. The metal somewhat resembles
copper in color, but is *--.-. hard that a finely
tempered cold-chisel will not murk or
scratch it.
'I'm: Tivoli.— The attendance at the
Tivoli last night was quite good. The per
formance commenced with the laughable
farce " The Happy Pair." Miss Kent Ver
non, a* Mrs. II mi. '_vi i hi. and George Marion,
as Mr. Honeyton, kept the audience in
roars of laughter for half an hour. The
farce was followed by the sensational nau
tical drama, in four acts, "Light-house
Cliffs." It is a drama abounding in thrill
ing situations, tableaux and scenic effects]
George Marion, as Old Rodney, the light
house keeper; Miss Vernon, as Grace, his
daughter; Louis Belmour, as Timothy Sea
gull, and Mis- Kittie Belmour, as Dolly
Daisy, did some excellent acting. It. ti.
Marsh, the venerable actor, doubled as
Harry Stanton and Sandy* Doublenock, and
as usual won the warm plaudits of the
audience. The orchestra of seven pieces
treated the audience to entirely new selec
tions. The shipwreck seine whs pro
duced with mechanical effects superior to
any heretofore attempted. The ship, after
striking the rocks, sinks beneath tin- waves,
with all onboard, so realistic, that many
arc moved to tears. To say that "' Light
house Cliffs" is superior to anything here
tofore produced at the Tivoli, is putting it
mildly. The same programme to-night
and the balance of the week.
Hoi; Cholera. — This disease, which ap
peared in this section of the State last fall,
is evidently on the increase. It has not
clone much injury in Sacramento county,
but has caused much uneasiness in coun
ties adjacent. The Woodland Mail says of
it : '* VVe arc creditably informed that this
disease is making sad havoc among the
herds of this county. Captain Johnson is
reported to have lost 300 head recently , and
Henry Fisher has lost about thirty head.
These gentlemen live about three miles
west of Woodland. There is no informa
tion as tarda, the prevalence '.of the dis
ease, but the (■:;;., rience of these gentlemen
is sufficient to put hog-raisers on their
guard."
Auction To-morsow.— Bell it Co., auc
tioneer!', will sell at 1" a. M. to-morrow, at
residence, 1210 Fifth street, between Lain!
M, the following property: An upright
piano ; set. of parlor furniture : bed-lounge;
patent rocker, easy chair; walnut whatnot;
marble-top center-table; oilcloths : chr. -
mos and parlor ornaments ; two bed room
sets, spring and top mattresses, feather
pillows; walnut dilling-tublc and chairs;
sewing machine; range, with fixtures com
plete ; crockery, glassware, etc. The entire
outfit to be sold on account of the removal
of the family from the State Sale positive
and without reserve.
Probably Strayed Away.— The bora
belonging to Merrill F. Odell, which were
believed to have been stolen from a pasture
early Friday morning, were yesterday re
ported to have been seen thai morning
straying about the streets, and they finally
cro_ ed the bridge to Washington. One of
them fell through the railroad trestlework
near the town, and was with difficulty got
out before a train came along.
Arrests. — The following arrests were
made yesterday : Tim Langlny and Frank
Bdrswtck, by officer Woods, for misde
meanor; John Smith, by officer Sullivan,
for vagrancy ; F. S. '/oiler, by officer Rider,
for disturbing tbe peace ; Sing Lee, by offi
cer I' razee, for misdemeanor.
HobSFOBD's Ai hi Phosphate as a brain
food. Dr. 8. F. Newcomer, Greenfield, O*
says: " In f cases of general debility, and
torpor of mind and body, it does exceed
ingly well."
— "Brown's Bronchial Troches "
are a sure remedy for coughs and sore
throat. 25 lints a box.
Second Day of our great six-days' sale.
Come and see our bargain*.. The best val
ues that have been offered this season; Red
House. *
■ — j
'".'.-.1. for Runs wit— loner Felaen j
; Be-— be* t made. . • I
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
E. J.. DePue is spending a week in Los
Angeles.
A. Huntley and wife came down from
Auburn yesterday.
A. Whitaker and James B. Furnish, of
Gait, are in the city.
George usher came down from Emi
grant Gap yesterday.
1!. I!. Blowers, of Woodland, has re
turned from New Orleans.
W. .'. t'urtiss and wife have returned
from a visit to San Francisco.
J. W. Houston, c.-County Assessor, came
down from Folsom yesterday.
Hon. Newton Booth went down to San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Jackson Wilcoxson came to the city last
night from Sheridan, quite sick. \ _-,.;
Senator Joseph Ponjade, a member of
the Nevada Legislature, is visiting the city.
John W. -eff left yesterday for a trip
through Oregon and Washington Territory.
Hon. Drury M clone, who had been pay
ing the city a visit, returned to the Bay yes
terday.
General J. W. Shanklin and Brainard F.
Smith arrived from San Francisco yester
day noon.
Mrs. George Holland and W. C. Belcher, '
of Marysville, went down to San Francisco
yesterday.
A. D. Miller, who has been spending a
few months in Santa Rosa, has returned to
i Sacramento. *>,
' Miss Rose Farren, of this city, has re
turned from a visit of nearly a year to
friends in Illinois.
R. S. Carey, who has been very ill for
several days', was yesterday considerably
improved in condition.
Miss Ilium Hoyden and Miss Lottie
Sanders, of Lincoln, have been visiting in
Auburn during the past week.
Hon. Charles Kaiser, .a member of the
Nevada Senate, accompanied by iris wife
and son, are registered at the Capital
Hotel.
Miss Nettie Richardson and Miss Mollie
Beatty came to the city from Sheridan yes
terday, the former to seethe latter off on
her way to Texas.
William 11. Mills, Land Agent of the
Central Pacific Railroad, returned to San
Francisco last Sunday from a visit to the
World's Fair at New Orleans.
In the city yesterday : Hon. C. E. Wil
coxson, of Yuba City; Hon. J. 11. Neil",
Dutch Flat; J. M. ('. Jasper, Wheatland:
Dr. Durst and S. D. Wood, Wheatland.
General L. 11. Foote, of this city. Amer
ican Minister to Corea, arrived in San
Francisco from that country last .Sunday.
, He has been very highly praised for his
prompt action on the occasion of the revolt
that occurred there last December.
In this city yesterday, at the residence
of the bride's parents, 1203 0 street. Miss
Carrie M. Tat't and E. H. Hoppe were mar
ried by Rev. E. R. Dille. Miss Alice Young
acted as bridesmaid and J. J. Fountain as
groomsman. The wedding was quite pri
vate, few besides relatives of the contract
ing parties being present. Mr. and Mrs.
Hoppe left for Nevada City on the 12:40 P.
M. train, to visit the bride's grandmother.
There was a large attendance of literary
people last evening at the meeting of the
Delphian Club. After the conclusion of
the study exercises and election of officers,
the following numbers were rendered in a
highly appreciative manner: Piano duet,
from '• 11 j— ovatore," by Mrs. I!. !'. Gay and
Miss Maude Denison ; readings, ••The Last
Hymn " and "The Old Blue Hen," by Miss
S. E. Hosmcr; piano solo, " L' Argentine,"
by Mrs. B. K. Howard; reading. "Mother
and Poet," by C. P. Mass ey.
Arrivals at 1 lie Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday : W. F. Bliss, Visalia; A. L. Will
iams. King-burg ; W. H. Parks and wife,
Marvsville; W. L. Mitchell, Chico; J. B.
Miller, Nevada City; R. S. Wives, San
Francisco; C. E. Wilcoxon. Yuba City; 1).
P. Durst, Wheatland; D. MeDougald,
Stockton; George H. Holland. St. Louis; J.
Lynch, Benicia; C. 11. Wilson, San Fran
cisco; Alex. Mußean. Oakland ; Mrs. M. D.
Slattery, Miss Lena McKenna, M. D. Slat
ten*, Napa ; W.ST. Brown, Stockton; Geo.
J.'SpechC S. G. Murphy, San Francisco; L.
C. Gordon,' San Jose; S. .1. Preedman, San
Francis..: J. C. Wolfskiil, T. J. Durbin,
Solano; A. Rogers, San Francisco; Mrs.]-:.
R. Knife, Vallejo; A. G. Booth, San Fran
cisco; H. C. Shaw,' Stockton.
MERCHANDISE REPORT.
The following freight passed Ogden
March Gth:
For Sacramento — Mi Hi ken, 2 boxes
household goods.
For .Marvsville — Abramson, Bacon — Co.,
3 bundles cards; 11. F. Oilman, 1 ease
quilts, -1 cases hosiery, '2 eases underwear.
For Stockton— Grangers' Union, 20 cases
staples; Austin Bros., 2 boxes castings;
Southwortb it Grattan, 1 case quilts.
The following freight passed Now Orleans
on the 2.1:
For Sacramento^Billingsley A Co., 10
crates churns; Hall, Luhrs & Co., 40 eases
risli, hKi cases canned oysters; Kirk, Geary
& Co., 3 cases medical paper, 1 case drugs,
lease dye stud'; Capital Furniture Com
pany, •'; ease*, furniture; Huntington, Hop
kins „ Co., 1 case hardware, 1 barrel cur
combs, 1 case locks: O. Lavenson, 8 <;.-
l >• ■- - and shoes; Booth it Co., 25 boxes,
120 kits and 25 drums fish; Weinstock &
Lubin, _ coses audi bale cotton (goods, 3
case*, shirts, 2 packages and 11 cases bats,
1 case towels, 1 1 case knitted goods,' 2 cases
underwear, 1 case silk, I package hats, 1
case umbrellas; Whitticr, Fuller & Co., 2
cases brushes; Hale Bros. it Co., '2 bales
cotton goods, 1 case dry goods, I case cloth
ing.
For Woodland — 1.. Chanuaek, 1 case but
tons.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
[Filed March 7, 18-=.-,.,
December Is, 1884 — S. Clinton Hastings et al.
to W. J. Frag — Northeast quart, of section 32,
township Id north, range 7 east; — 40O."
January 24." 1885— C — . VV. Phleger and I". K.
Mil bai to Walter C. Bates— Six acres adjoining
J. 11. A—en's laud: $750
[Piled March 9.1885.]
March 9, lßßs— Henry Dove to S. 11. Fitter-
Seven urn. one-half acres on the Sacramento
river; f'J,SOO.
A camp of tramps at Santa Barbara is
lining a brisk business by sending a youth
ful member of their band out with a plau
sible tale of providential visitations. They
find it a profitable racket, although it has
been worked out in Ireland and England.
-. — — .
*>-»:* * All diseases of lower bowel, in
cluding pile tumors, radii-ally cured. Book
of particulars, two (Set.) stamps, World's
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo.
N. Y.
', ■ iostuka Bitters arc indorsed by
all the leading physicians and chemists
for their purity and wholesomenesa. Be
ware of counterfeits, and ask your grocer
and dra-grisl for the genuine article, pre
pared by Dr. .1. <;. It. Siegert & Sons.
.11 CRIED.
Sacrninento. March 9— By Rev. E. K. Dille, Ed-
ward 11. Uoppe to Carrie M. Tail, both of Sac-
ramento.
I 1.l fin ■■■■ .ii ss— is .lillilwii— — S— SSSS— SWCSMSM
HO UN".
Sacramento, March 7— Wile of A. Wassaman, a
son.
Sacramento, March 8- Wife of Wm. McKenzi e,
a son.
Sacramento, March 7— Wife of William Thomp-
son, a - .ii (stillborn).
Brighton, March B— Wife of Peter Rooney.aso n.
(San Francisco tapirs please copy.)
DIED.
Sacramento, March B—Thomas,8 — Thomas, youngest son of
James and Kate Mclnerney, a native of Sac-
ramento, 20 years, ft months and 23 days. ■_-:-
[Funeral from his lute residence, No. 1409 E
street. Tuesday, March 10th, at 2 P. >..; thence
to St. Rose Church, where services will be
held.]
Sacramento. March S— Augusta, wife < f Wm.
Schmidt, 68 years, l month and — days.
[Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in-
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from her late residence, II street, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth] this after-
noon at S o'clock.] y. * -.'.
Sacramento, March !>— Thomas Jefferson, young-
est son of Barney and Ellen Kit man, a native
of Sacramento, i years.
[Friend* and acquaintance! arc respectfully In-
vited to attend the funeral] which will take
place from the residence of the parents, O
street, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth,
at 4 o'clock this (Tuesday) afternoon.]
Blags, March s— Carrie Hndly, 27 years. (New
York papers please copy.)
Monroe. Me., February is— Almen Dodge (father
of p. ii. Dodge, of Sacramento), 75 yea— .
PILES! PILES!! PILES
Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
j Piles. One box has cured the worst < a-< of 20
years' standing. No one need fuffer five mm•-
• utes after using William's Indian Pile Ointment.'
<It absorbs tumors, —lays Itching, acts a.- a «_■
! tice, gives Instant relief. Prepared only for Piles,
Itching of the private parts; nothing else, Isold
I by druggists, and mailed on receipt of price. .*>)
rents— idSl. for sole by KIRK.OKABY&OO.,
and JOS. UAIiN A CO.. e'acramtuto.
1 olt-lyTuTh-1
4 1 T C T^
Another Item for Boys.
THIS MORNING AT 8 O'CLOCK:
Gray Satinet Blouse Suits; ages, 4 to 10 years, $1 yj.
Dark Union Cassimere Blouse Suits, for ages 4 to 10
years, $2 54.
Gilt Braided Jackets and Jerseys. Novelties in Beaded
Jerseys.
■
Queer little specs, fancy dots, large and small stripes,
animals, flowers, horseshoe and what-nots as designs
in new Percale Shirts, at _i 50. Open fronts with
turn-down collar attached.
All-sill**, Satin and Gros-grain Ribbons, in all popu-
lar shades, at following prices :
Width No. 5, 8 cents per yard.
" 7, 10
" 12, 15 " " -"
m l 6 l 8 <■ «
Buyers must call promptly in order not to be disap-
pointed.
All sizes, all lengths, all shades in Foster Kid Gloves
with improved hooks.
NEW THINGS IN MEN'S CLOTHING.
Plaid Suits, with Straight Button Sack Coats, $19 50.
Four-button Cutaways, fine navy blue pique, $20.
Handsome Gray Sack Suits, for stylish Spring and Sum-
mer wear, $16.
Navy Blue Thibet Sack or Frock Suits, $20.
Claret-brown Four-button Cutaway Suits, $22 50.
Imported Crepe Dress Suits, $30.
ltl®teiisl# A M* libifeto.
yf<r>k \ '"" **«* *s ; _*iS**« ! — '
400, 402, 404, 406, 408 X street, Sacramento, Cal.
S"_rcr__:__j
Golden C, 17 Ibs^T: -$1 00 J
Extra C, 15 lbs. for 1 00
Dry Granulated, 13 lbs. for 1 00
Crushed and Cube, 12* lbs. for... 1 00 ,
Half-barrels and Barrels at Wholesale Kates.
SUTTER.
Stephenson's "<;ilt Kilge"..._flOc. per roll.
Kilter's Apple Butter (Mb buckets) — cents
(Choice and fresh).
"Old Time Sugar House" Syrup 75 cents
(The finest in the State).
Fresh Eggs, per dozen - cents ,
CREAM : BUTTERMILK!
AS- Every customer of the STi— 'BENSON
"GILT EDGE' BUTTER is entitled to a limited
quantity of the Sweetest Buttermilk you ever
smacked your lips over.
T. H. COOK&CQ.'S,
Corner Eighth and J streets.
fe'2l-..p
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
tin* ASK SPECIAL. ATTENTION TO TIIE
\\ tollowing points of superiority: Self-
setting Need'e; Automatic Tension, with which
to sew from lightest to heaviest goods without
change; aScnleto Regnlat*— titeh.whichhasno
superior; a Simple Open end Cylinder shuttle;
the only periect Double-feed, winch will sew
without" drawing; the Self-acting "Take-up
— for durability we are prepared to give all the
references required. The only Lock-stitch Ma-
chine made that makes an elastic stitch. Call
on the Agent,
W. A. STEPHENSON,
— 80<"> J Street,
And see the Machine. fe!9-3ptf
TO BREEDERS OF FINE STOCK.
Season Commences February 1, ISS.I.
berlinT _.^
rpilK STANDARD TROTTING it^MW^^
! Stallion, will stand at AGRI-/? I *?
CULTURAL PARK. He having^i»uS— — —
taken the premium at Ihe late State Fair,
it should insure him a good season. BERLIN Is
the of i hapsln, who trotted as a four-year-
oH gaining record of 2:28; Pansy, three-year-
old! 2:3BJ*j. Adairis half brotherto Berlin, record
■>•— at five rears old. For particulars Inquire of
„ r.i i. MARTI _* __" _ L
TO _3___3"E!_s_3_ : _*S.
DANTAN,
mHE STANDARD DRAFT ST.U.-,,**a
1 lion will make this season at M \-*E?J,
6'Tn-*l's Ranch. Preeport; Alex Steven- — •— "-
son's Ranch, Upper Stockton Road, and at Wm.
Curtis' Ranch, Lower Stockton Road. Dantan
is said to be the most Perfect Draft Horse that
ever came to this country. Dark Gray, weighs
1,800 pounds and stands K,y, hands high.
iiir:i-.'.p'{m WM. . Ill'l'l-. Proprietor.
JH\ rOR THE
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.-.'-' The ißkth.
. 73& ' __
T-'L .'-*'i.= 4 -i.*sil B^aro of Coiinterfeiti.
.".;**>'- :-:-._;,-i-*^
MURRAY £ \mm
: Florida Water.
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: The Universal Perfume.
W. R. KNIGHTS & CO.,
DEALERS IN — — :V
* II- 1- -. Sheepskin*, Tallow, Deerskins,
C—ist skins and Furs.
. AS- All kin— of BUTCHERS' SUPPLIES con-
- stantly on hand. Orders promptly attended to.
OFFICE: COR. OP FRONT AND L BT3.
I ja3l-3plm ____-.
• VARICOCELE gS_«_J nw <SS
Amiicv. 160 Fulton street, Ne Vor k.jjeJO-—
A. J. JOHN— ON. K. W. LEWIS.
LEWIS & JOHNSTON,
So. 410 .1 STREET,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER!.-,
SACRAMENTO. _ n4-3p6ia
To Print is one thing*. To Print well is alio'—
—ing.
THK
Valley Press
STEAM POWER PRINTING OFFICE,
KTo. 827 a* , _-_3_jj_'
(North side), bet. Third and Fourth.
AS- FOUNDED IN ISGB BY E. O. JEFFERIS
jelt-tf-fs H. A. WEAVER, Proprietor.
WOODBURN & BARNE
(Successors to E. L. Billings & Co.),
No. 417 X Street, between Fourth & Fifth, Sacra
mento,
I_rORT AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
In toe Finest Brandies, Wines Liquors
-I— m
E . HAMMOND & CO.,
No. 1119 Front St., but. K& L, Sacra men to,
.':—— DEALERS IN
Hide*-, Tallow, Sheepskins, Goatskins,
Deerskins and furs,
BUTCHERS' SUPPLIES CONSTANTLY ON
htm i. Will nay the Highest Market Price
for Skins, etc. fc2-lplm*
VIRGIN MUD TO LET Oil SHARES,
1,000 Acres, in Blocks of ICO Acres and
Upwards,
'HUE SOIL IS OF RICHEST ALLUVIUM, AND
X will yield enormous crops of grain. The
tract is Overflowed il endow Land, in Sutter
county, 13 miles lrom Marysville and 5 miles
from Sacramento river. Ho river currents ami
no Chi c. '-* -
Magnificent levees are about completed, which
will secure the land from overflow, audit will
be leased for coming season on very favorable
terms to -rood tenants. Long leases on share*
will be given- if desired. Applications should '».
sent in iinme, ely to GEO. J. SPECHT, En-
gineer Sutter ..unity Land Company, United
States Hotel, Marysville, who will show the
land, or to GEO. THEOBALD, JR.,
Secretary Sutter County Land Company, 419
California street, I sail Francisco. <i!2 -Sptf
FRANK KUNZ,
FLORIST AND NURSERYMAN.UNION .«&,
Nursery, Tenth street. between U>-'SVB
and V.grows and keeps constantly oh'«CT''
hand a choice collection of Evergreens, .**i*w
Trees, Shrubs and Flowering Plants, which he
offers for sale this season. All orders for Cut
Flowers, Bouquets and ail kinds of Floral De-
signs filled at the sit- test notice. f— 3-Bptf
— "=a -- F"**. "" Fl ***x***»*i si □ sett £_ t>
rUns!
hjP-TX i j -SJ) Positively cured in CO ilnyj
_ to— Jir fyyrJPffS Or. Home's Elcctro-Majr-
foSF*js"NJg> *>ifo^7nt'tlc Belt- Trass,— mb— ed.
A***-*f***^%o'f* -rffij^i' * i u.i.viu<'- ed the only one in
it' >-V^.^s\-^^_*>^ the world j-i'ii.-rtulnc a con.
.'si'/j' **— -*-**~*-~tinllous Electro-Magnet to Vvr-
Ks,'/'— " ¥*'• Scientific, Powerful, Durable.
Comfortable anil Effective In -ring
Rupture. Price reduced. 500 cured 'S3. Send
»ii> in for pn.nip-.t--t.
EEKCTKO-MAGNI— "XO TRUSS CO..
7U- MiEt-T STREET. BAM RAN CISCO
j^rj^rg. RUPTURES
$&*' ~~~*^^^k A New -ii-iii ! *_-o "PtrrferUon"
i Q R— T iS ••*-'■*-■ Tram, with Uulvenal Joint M. ■■.*■>
&__-__* * _^_-/' njut ani Self -iw. up tin- Bpixnl Bitting,
tffej *% •■• i^_tF^ Woniwithjierfectcoi-i.,.. .Ightan-tlay
jl"^w^__^^j*y^ Oivwu_lraa_( wtl_— Price, from
A l -^fif? Jg; *3 ■'■ C - Call or n» -nd for daiUIuUTH
V .'."W^*^ circular. AiUxe-M. .1. 11. WIDBEK,
tMfX%yiQ^r (l>rup:ifit*i7Cl M..rk«. sstrettt, cut __mi
*■•"■:' nuiciico. _
BAKER & HAMILTON
IMPORTERS AKD MANUFACTURERS OF
HARDWARE!
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY,
BARB /_*\7 r l_=__2,
• UTLERY,
C3r_l_ Ls- , _-»0 __*"<*_ OX*, BtO.
m2-tt>.r
SACRASEHTO PLAHIMG Mll_|Jp|||
MAVCFACTURERS OF DOORS, £^Yi_-_
Windows, Blinds, Moldings. BSSSSJ& i
Finish Door and Window Frames EflßJgUgggg
Brackets and Turning Stair Work '„'•"-?}__„
a Specialty. „ t* — Z li
*_- Comer Front and Q streets. flgj.=j
Sacramento. — *.—-"' " '—I
H_UTW— HOTC-ICISS & STALKER.
§J L. L. LEWIS A CO. j§
Jj|Bargains! Bargains!®
t^. We especially request those at a distance to preserve W^Efc-t
nUthis PRICE LIST, as it will be of service to them whenra^^^
.-.(..51-- 11 want of anything in our line. \?g*-i#
SjT CUTLERY, SPOONS, Etc. jgfn*.
_TXSuBf BeanVira, Teaspoons (per set) la cents fcj_3r*_
jS**r£"*£J(23 Beautiful Tablespoons pei — i ii cents KiWHSSf
t^*-_!rii i: ''• t •' , -' 1 **' nives and Forks (per set) 75 cents *>\y_r«J*i*jj
V3H^& Good Butcher Knives 25 cents yf*ff*^-4
TCggS''' Hatchets SO cents '•**"•.— C
§ CROCKERY, Etc. ' iigjjg
§ "*""*' Ironstone Cups and Saucer, (per set) „ cents __f!^l
Ironstone Dinner Plates (per set) 10 cents jy^ffs^
Ironstone Sauce flutes (per set) :x) cent*. vs2je*is*r.\
Ironstone Soup flutes (per set; 45 rents iEcr — wi
Large Meat flatters 'St een.B fp&'Q'yf
Large Deep Dishes '— cents *_¥JrcjFgJ
Three Mush Bowk for f. '. 2"* cents a
i_ fe*, l arge Earthen Teapots 45 cents
C-jglff A I— rge Chambers 0 cents jßap^^i
f§|| GLASSWARE. fffif
Vi^s-***^ Six Beautiful Sauce Plates 20 cents _ _>'*»
§Ti-;i set of Four Pieces (consisting of Sugar, Butter, cream _Pf*K.-
nnd Spoon-holder) 45 cents *fi2jfes,r**i
Six Crystal Water Tumblers 30 cents KS?S3-f3
Tnii Fruit "iVisiic— !!."...'.'.'.'.'.!!!.'— ."...!!! ..'. so ecus f-jSMyr^r?
B. autlful Water fitel.ers **> cents
six . rvstal Wine Glasses -10 cents ,«s*rf?7*e
jgg**av Nice Celery Glasses 35 cents &-^TCT_
Pl— — J *" " Copper Bottom Wash Hollers 51 7.i
§SILVER PLATED-WARE. WSi
Ri ve. Teaspoons per set
IJ3---"-**' Silver Butter Dishes. .\V™-^\\\Vf.V„..'.V.V..! --' 00 _tr"N
f||| Sole Agents for Celebrated " GARLAND" RANGES,
11
Sole Agents ior the Celebrated " GARLAND" RANGES.
H|l. l. LEWIS & CO.,
jtt~"^_ Agents for th.. Pacific Coast, *3^i§*_
f^^B Nos. SOS «,_tc*l 504 J _TjO.__T, Msfrrt
•iQIS--**'' SACRAMENTO, CAL. "S-^lgF
s____i_:xj___x_ a"3__x_x_"__".
Watchmaker and Jewefer,
IMo. —_ _ — " Btroot, fc3 Acramouto. }a*t-3p
__L__TJKr_3 __. _^X_o__:_lS_=t<_r-. ,*,»,
WATCHMAKERS _ JEWEUERS, 428 J street, bet. Fourth ami It—— fysV
efts",*— /-—-Dealers In WATCHES. JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS. Repairing In all it- &U— l
branches ciulty, under Mil, FLOBERQ. Agents lor ROCK FORD WATCH COMPANY. JaO-Spti
__ Gr. Z>u_s.T7"r_£f. •___ __ St.. Sacrainc-to.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IK FURNITURE, OABFSTS, Etc
ft'sy-Countiy orders solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed. oS-Spu
NEW GOODS! STYLISH GOODS! CHEAP GOODS!
.ICST IN STOCK,
3s»i_-o C-Sz-s-x*--*— 4-Ol oi _ _!_r— — cS I"'i— •„lt«i*e> 1
RIGHT FROM THE FA. TORY.
I can quote tie Lowest Price on every line. Get my price*, slid ct— ipttir the.h v.:tn inj ottx*-
Bouse before you buy. Come to my store, and you will goods and prices lb i will ■ocjini»h v:>t.
ijoiHir^r _3_Rj__X7Pa__3Z \ . >
os. CO4-. 606 and 6QB X 5TRE ET,"~r„......1n9-:'ptf]...... SACRAMENTO
S __c. -*£^-__.o:E^._i<o :_-„-*-% IT"
157'- Xj-c>ri«c*?.i"_:s To'TO'cloi* o_ Sacrr.monto. ?*>.
*5v.0 Ai-ent and —treat Importer of the Celebrated PATRK run. ID' Ji'X k f|
CO. WATCHES.— THE BEST IN THE WORLD. SIGN : THE TOWN CLOCK.
No. 'Ho .1 street (north side. fjajj-itritfl between Third and Fourth, .*.»er:«»iicnto,
jr. 33. "VETI-IX-?-!;, __.l_o Q-rooer,
KEEP-) the CHOICEST MEAL. EXTRA WHITE CORN MEAL EXTRA YELLOW CORN
IV Meal. Eastern Buckwheat Flour. Eastern Oat Meal. AU in want of Choice 'io.*di shonK
give him ii trial at his new store, : i :
*7i_o _£. sit.. 1— o-f . -_-_._. .*"_. — _ i<_ I-igiSxt— n.di2-?.rim
llW—ss»s»ss«''*s»»ss*'»'ss''»''^ tqt ''*** l **»^***^^
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HOTELTORESi
TUB tVEt-L-KOW*!
FIFTH-STREET HOTEL
Centrally located on Fifth street,
between J and X, Sacramento.
Contains 48 rooms, and has
recently been put in good con-
dition. Will be rented low to a
good tenant.
APPLY TO
A. LEONARD & SON,
I*l4 Fourth street, Sacramento. .
188-BP— l
LONE FISHERMAN."
THE FINEST FIVE-CENT CIGAR IN" THI
I Market. Also, a flue line of Imported an.
Key West ou hand, at — "> X steer.
i."''"-i'ini R. H. PI-TIT. Proprietor.
CANDY FACTORY.
MRS. E. M. tt'l _>]__ N. NOP. 41« .1 TREE"
31 and 4t*» X street (Metropolitan -iheate
huildlnct. Manufacturer and Wholesale aw
Retail lie— cr iv all kin da of Candles anfi IS— s
•a_*3ptf
— — _ r*r__n~ifr i *r_Tr_-nrTiTi si rm ■ a<M— WMWWi
X»X_*Tl3
; Stock and Grain Farm
FOR SALE!
Qf»A ACRES, FOUR MILES NORTH FROM
•/OU Anderson. In Shasta County; 600 Aires
Good Tillable Land; 200 Acres Heavy Timber,
balance Rolling Hills; Living Water enough for
10,000 Head of Stock. This water control*
thousands of aires of first-class Grazing Laud.
Frloe, $7,5G0.
W. P. COLEMAN-,
REAL ESTATE SALESROOM,
NO. aac* «TKVKT„ OKAMKNTO.
REOPENED I
IT HAVE REOPENED M'SIN'-^ AT THE OLD
1 i nd well '..'■• ..ii Cigar stand r»l t!:.- late B.
! KOZ.-.IINSKY. No. 301 X STREET, and would
most, respectfully invite a call ir. to my fi lends
and the public. .V full line of
Cigar* and. Tobacco and Sn.okrrs' Articles
CONSTANTLY ON HASP.
ATS- c, untry orders solicited, and prompt at-
tention guaranteed.
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No. **.>~ Iv street [Ic_ -I— fl...Sacr.iiiiento.
TO MY OLD PATRONS.
I
1 I ILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES
I if yon are so unfortunate as to require them.
With a mind matured and enriched bystudiesol
sri advanced order, I can safely say that there I*
hardly a disease in the catalog— of human ill*
that I cannot treat to a successful Issue.
LADH— I am always ready to assist yon. My
past knowledge has been in creased by aii'Min
. experience. lam now able to treat you witlj
the certainty ot success. 'Jo case peculiar to
. your delicate isbevond my surecontrol.
Mv Female Monthly Medlcta** ate superior to
offered heretofore, and will be war ranted to
have the desired effect in ail cum
'; ho eof the i oblic who need my lervices can
depend upon gentlemanly, honorable and sc l-
tiff c treatment at reasonable. rates. .
I address particularly those who have been in-
jured by youthful indiscretions, and those who
i have contracted local disi * * ,;
Persons afflicted can .if they prefer., eon-roB
me by letter. detailing the symptoms of the ois-
ease or trouble, and receive medic .tics by ex-
are**, with fun inst met ions. All letters must
be directed : J. H. JOBSEI M. P., 238 Suite:
street, San Francisco, Cal.
I Street, : warn— ted in all case-, cr np pay re-
cure warranted In all ease ,ot no pay re-
.* quired. Otmsultation, pctsonally or by letter,
1 gratis. Send for book. comfortno-apanmeira.
I for patients at my Infhmary (when desired),
1 with experienced nurse* . * - :
Consultation Part re —5 Sutter street, adjoin-
ing the fating Men's cl-.r.'.ii.u Association
ding.
r Offlee Hours— From 9 A. M. to ,S r. :t
r Irt-r Dipto-ma ban In my <■_<*«?.
1 Purchase ray Essay ou I'hv . ...ivy and Marrl-
- | age. ■ For sale" by a', i newsd alers.
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