Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-04

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Picnic To-MoRRow.-St Pauls Church
Sunday-school picnic takes place at Natoma
Grove tomorrow. A committee of examina-
ton just down from the grove reports it in
fine condition. 1t is on high ground is dry.
well clad with grass and fully shaded and
very clean and neat-in fact in prime condi-
ton for enjoyment The train leaves at $50
A. NJ. and will return at an early hour in the
evening. Announcement is made in the
proper column of the points and hours at
which wagons will call for lunch baskets.
BALL AND sPIoNIo AT PLYMOUTH.
Plymouth Hook and Ladder Company will
give its eighth annual ball on Friday ever
ing, May 14th, at Norris Hall, Plymouth.
Amador county. During the day there will
be a citizens basket picnic at plymouth
Church. Jones & Beebe OF this city furnish
the music. Tickets to bali and supper, 81.
The Ply mouth people enjoy the reputation
of knowing how to entertain excellently, and
the coming festival will undoubtedly be o
pleasing one.
Mr.. CARswELL's LECTURE-Mr. Carswell,
the humorous and eloquent temperance lee
turer, had fine audience at the Sixth-street
NJ. 4. Church last evening, and greatly
pleased all who heard him. He is, at times,
profoundly emotional, and.at others irresist-
IDLY humorous. Tonight he will give his hui
morous and instructive lecture on - Laugh
ing" The lecture will be delivered at the
same place, and small admission fee will be
charged.
ARRESTED FOR STEALING CLoTHING.-Last
evening All Gee was arrested by officer
Frazee and citizen Boney for stealing pair
of pants from Jacobs secondhand clothing
store on K street, between Third and
Fourth. He was taken to the station-house
to Try another suit.
NoTARIEs PUBLIc.-Governor Perkins has
appointed these persons as Notaries Public
n. W. Palmer, John r. Palmer and George
d. Metcalf for Alameda county; Thomas
l.. Lindsey for Calaveras county; Il. V.
joyce and j. III. Blood for San Francisco.
LOST BoY.-Geo. NJ. Slyter has lost his
11-year-old son, who left his home on Twenty
fourth and l streets last Friday morning.
He will pay a reward for his return. He
wore light pantaloons and vest, and dark coat
and hat
AUCTION To-DAY.-Be.l & Co. will to-day
sell, at 1O16 Fourth street, at 1890 a. NJ, an
assortment of wagons, buggies and carriages,
by order of w. l.. Pritchard also, horse
and a Detroit safe.
PARTNERsHIP.-Dr. S. S. Southworth has
formed partnership with Dr.. B. B. Brewer,
to conduct general dental surgical business,
at the Office lately occupied by DR.. Brewer
only.
GRANGERs' PICNIc-The Changers and
Farmers annual picnic, usually given May
LIST, is now announced positively for May
18th, at Beech's Grove, near Freeport.
ELECTION. Trustees of Reclamation
District No. 8, Grand Island, will be chosen
by election at Williams & Bixler's house,
near Walkers Landing, June 9Th.
ITs CoNDITIoN.-The official report of the
condition of the National Gold Bank of d,
0. Mills & Co., at Sacramento, is published
this morning in full detail.
The MEALs.-Chief Karcher, of the police
force, reports that in April he furnished
l,512 meals to prisoners who were confined
in the city jug.
SPRINKL1NG.-Street sprinkling has COM
menced, but complaint is made that tits not
yet very energetically prosecuted in several
sections.
A GALE.-A strong gale blew from the
south yesterday most of the day, whirling
the dust in great clouds into the air.
B1Ds.-The Improved Order of Red Men
advertise for bids for the privileges at their
picnic May 18th;
THOSE BOYS from Carson City, that bought
the merschaum pipes on Front street, and
their fashionable dress diagonal suit at the
Red House so cheap-say that they will
speak good word for the original one
priced house.
THE remnants counter at the Red House.
Goods at nearly half-price to close, still Coz
tinues.
Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. w. Chesley, agent
LADIES Mohair ulsters only 81 IS at L.
Bien's, Eighth and ] streets.
FoR THE latest in cambrics, organizes, cot
ton momi cloths, go to L. Bien, Eighth and
streets.
WHITE organdie two yards wide. so cents
yard, at L. Bien's, Eighth and streets.
For WHooPISG CoUGH.-Nething equals
CL.sl.vs~ Rock and Rive