, 1878-09-14
THE CITY
Second Annua,ra,r.

The second annual fair of tn.
King County Industrial Association
will be held in this city, beginning
on the 25th instant and continuing
fou, days. The programme is a.
fallows:
WEDNESDAY ,-oPENING DAY
7P.M. Music and opening address
by Thos. Burke. Esq.
THURSDAY.
At 10 A. NJ. will be trial of skill
by girls under 16 years of age, in
the art of making blead, for the
special premium offered by VIM
Meydenbauer, the bread to be made
and baked in the Pavilion.
At 3P. NJ. award Of premiums.
At 1902. NJ. trial of skill in per-
forming on piano and organ by
young ladies'. and premiums to be
given.
FRIDAY.
From 2 to 5 P. NJ. will be q grand
baby show; babies to be entered in
two classes, First class-under
years, premium. silver mug; second
class, 2 years old and under 4, pre-
MUM, silver cup. Further details
will be announced hereafter.
Grand musical concert in the
evening.
SATURDAY.
Election of officers at 10 A. NJ.
Vocal music, comic songs, etc.. in
the evening.
Other attractions will be added,
which will be announced hereafter.
No pains will be spared to make
this the most attractive and interest
ing fair ever held in King County.
PREMIUMS.
The list of premiums is being
published by Ward Bros. The to-
tai amount of cash offered is 500.
The largest cash premiums are for
best general collection of grain, of
King County garden seeds. and OF
hops, So each. For best exhibit of
grain in the sheaf. best display of
apples, of pears. best exhibit Of
peaches, plums and prunes, each 81.
There are large number of valua-
BILE silverware premiums offered
and their value will aggregate quite
a large sum, these premiums taking
the place of the cash premiums Of
fered last year.
A special premium of two sacks OF
-four will be given by VIM. Mey-
denbauer, for the best loaf of home
made bread made and baked at the
Pavilion by any girl under 16 years
of age.
Best collection foliage plants, a
special premium of Marshal Mel
and the Giant of Battle rosebushes
bY G. W. Lawton.
STRANGERS There are at present
large number of strangers in this
city, some to attend the District
Court, just adjourned, some on &C.
count of the revival meetings, some
are members of the Baptist Associa-
tion, and others are here to attend
the Republican and Temperance
conventions. Among these are per-
sons from nearly all portions of the
Sound and from as far as the Fraser
river valley, British Columbia. The
effect is to give our streets lively
appearance, from the large number
OF people who are continually pass
ing. By next week most of these
strangers will have returned totheir
homes. leaving our streets with
about the usual number of people
visible.
PREACHING.-To- morrow morning
at IL o'clock our citizens will have
an opportunity of hearing Rey. Jno.
Parsons, who will occupy the pull
nit of the M. E. Church in the alb
sence of the pastor. Rev. 1. Dillon,
whom the conference has returned
to this place, will return in time for
the following Sabbath.
THE Presbyterian church was
filed last night with people anx-
ious to hear Mr.. Browns views on
the future state. His teachings
were materially different from the
belief of many orthodox people. yet
he referred to passages of scripture
that appeared to warrant his views.
DRIVE wheels and pair of cylin-
ders are being cast at the Puget
Foundry for the s. & W. w. loco
motive A. A. Denny, They are the
first locomotive cylinders ever cast
in this Territory.
ADJouRNED.-This morning the
District Court adjourned to convene
again in this city on the 22d of Oc'
tober next for short term.
The members of the Presbyterian
Church and regular attendants al
church are requested to meet al
their place ef worship this evening
promptly at Z o'clock. for the con