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, 1880-10-17

At40H&tt AoHfhlp for October
In former years the widest gentlemen used to
spend their evenings in decor14 4s1y playing whist,
with frugal suppeES Of broiad OYSTERS bread
and cheese and glass or Two Of Andeira- The
rolifcking Jackson men substituted poker for
whisky. while their s0pper-tables Were gracetl-
according to the season-with baked raccoon
garnished with fried sweet potatoes or CANVAS
back ducks or shad broiIcd before hickory fire
on u11 oak boaFd. Plantation tobacco was freely
smoked Ia pipes, but few except the members of
the diplomatic corps indutged in cigars.
Assemblies were held once week between
Chr1stma6- Dny and Ash Wednesday. to which
Ill Of the respectable ladies in the city who
danced we're fn,1ted- It was nso customary for
those OF the Cabinet officers and other high Of
ncials who kept house to give at least one even
1n4 party during each session Of Congress. invita-
tons to which were issued The guests at these
parties used to assemble ut about O'Clock. and
after taking OF their erap5 in an upper room
they descended tn the parlor, where the host and
hostess received them. The older men then
went to the punch-bowl to c1iticise tho brew"
which it contained, while the young people
found their way to tho dining -room4 a.
most Invariably devoted to dancing. The
music was q piano and two vtolins, md
one OF the musicians called the fig
ures for the cotilllons and contra-dauces.
Those who did not dance elbowed their way
through the crowd conversing with acquain-
tancea, and the men frequently takinF another
glass of purch. At 10 the quests were invited
to the supper-table, which was often on the wide
back porch. which every Washington house had
IN those days The table was always loaded
with evidences Of the culinary skill OF the lady
, 1880-10-17
TWO SAD MEN,

st. Lor&s CAfonfcle, Oct Z.
They had bet on Indiana and each chuckled in
disdafn
At the others blooming folly and his own pros
spective gain;
In the hands Of a third party all their summer
savings lay,
Each cUnfidcnt he'd Win the piIo on the result
to-day.
Each awoke this autumn morning, full OF con-
ddence and Jest,
And called on the stakeholder, each to make the
9umo request:
That he'd have the money out OF bank to pay 1t
out Of hand
When the Indiana issue should BIT known
throughout the land
There each tuubled on the other. All! two
andder men ne'or met!
Their big bet In l8Sd the two neCer will forget;
For they walked away together, holloW-eyed
and ashy-lpped.-
What 70 them wis Indiana, since the stake
holder had skipped2
, 1880-10-17

; OF the house; there was a roast ham at one end,
"a saddle Of fvenison OH mutton atthe other end,
way; great variety of home baked cake Was
source of pride, and there never was any lack
Of punch with ,decantars OF Madeira- The
seen except 1t the legations. At II thero wns
general exodus, and afteE the usual scramble
for hats, cloaks. and ovcr-shoes, tho guests
ttmnte friends Of the hostess fingered to enjoy n
contra-danco, or to take 4 pArttng drink OF
punch. but BY midnight the last guest departed,
md the servants began to blow. out the candles
with which tho house had been Illuminated.
, 1880-10-17
HAFERLY'S THEATKk~-MlNSTR
y. 4. HAYEliL }'rQarfetor Rnd NaQ1Rer

l. -HAVEl.LY... Proprietor and Mnn
2 HAvEnl.Y,s ART
ae"u'qS IS SS|SfsI 2ET;Iy'9 siInstFels 1liT 1K3j
] 'A'4od M&SRRIi's sS:RitI HsA''fe''' s15 4HTi
e'no'"G 2XSESal!s SS|Sisa @!n't7el'' XkF1 AIfF1
= = Gennine Colorcd Ainstrels: AkI,l .s;t;I
o,,s$Ha$$SH S$H S$ $SH $SH %HEk %HHk SxE& *#${ *
! ! A c2S$lSxf: 2HSSSSxf Se oSr0RrR 18TH xKFi xEFi
: c.nv,,, .fEGRo MlSsTRELsY. XKTII ;rI
] A oAna1v1S;E fE&Ro SH nlSsrRELsY. xkT{ kT{
! = c.ns1v 1 = .fE$eo q @ n1ssrnEhsr. 4k%{ S{ {:%:{
] III HAvERi.Y T4Ki:s GnE1T AKIi
IN enq9ncln IN tag st A Ai
Celebrated ColuTed Ainstrels, AR1I
and that In order to make this ARTI
season of minstrelsy memorable, AkT1
! tne organization will bu augmented AKTl
ONE uGSbES tEy 541i 2sfE'SPP FERP5huras 81 AkTt Akr
2NE ;NE HnSpREP E!SbER nEKE0KMEKs. AKTI
9SE @ HSED GsbhED PEKS0iSEas pEtsSEaE9 ARTi AKri
WIZ this unprecedcntedy large ART!
COMPUTATION Ut dtI erathcd colored AhTl
talent the management will b. AKTl
! cnab!ed to reprod use on IL GRIND ANrl
scale tie genuine CHARACTERISTICS OF AKVl
Southern plantation life, ~ 1t AlET1
!! existed before tie Rebellion. to2ether AR'rl
With realistic Illustrations OF tue ARll:
humorous s,as = agsF2 sharner AhFi AiEr1
GENUINE AIlSSTKELsY. AKTI; i1,I
crs1,IHM KHEvixAt Mi1t;,TH 9E r,sv AKTi; t;1,1;
The varied textures Of these enter ART1:
aSSstE$ E'{ $Sf;};f Slssrnp $f;
A'iGSS2H!fS Ei2MT Distinct CORPS OF A!sri: AKfi:
FOUR BHHbss B3Gh5sfE 81 shESEns sN6HTEs. AsTt: AiS:
rrS E2TH 16jH }HHWR@SE SRS Fl61EiSS1Es. xEEf; $5f;
twenty PL4ST4Ti6S St Fl: {, nAScEns. % 4kTi:
SIX ARTISTIC BANJOl3IH AKYI$
Each member composing tho varied A1sT1s
osFnn'xauon Being prominent artist AMhaHs M
~ II THs 1of; FIRST PART OF EACH AKrls AKrts
9SGE ftR5sscatH GxMNl9 k AkTi
will bring into Simultaneous effect nll AhI1s
re sHiS tho y8 the mimctc te AKEs
other Characteristic foatuzcs and AKTIS
Saalls;e. Of tie eolored race y Will AKT4$
oSE HUNDRED PERFORMERS, ARTi$
who Will be arranged upon the stage AhTl$
n pytnmidal turm. the comedians In ARTS
front, composed Ut the twenty end ARTS
men. the orchestra and jubilee sing ARTS
CTS thanking each succeeding row, the AtTi$
wnoo %3 PFEessnsns 'cono OF 4kT
No other combination at perform ARTS
ers or artists can dellneate With such ARTS
e1i t2 sod 1a'9s9 5h
amusing phases % Of tic tic old essa southeraa AHTfs
plantation life and manners. In this AllTlS
nESt part will be comprised the most ARTS
sultent md effective Of the negro ARTS
the River Songs" and also those AKT!a
represented, the former illustrative AltT1S
of the comic nature and tho Inter ARIiS
, 1880-10-17

| lnlS w eek.
200 Pair White Blankets ut s.. co. worth $e.0o
500 Pieces Tycoon Heps at 1s,,lc, worth aoc. Best
5000 Bed Comforters at 75c, e5c, $780, $125 up
to $3.50. Very cheap.
loo Dozen Ladies' Merino Vests and Pants at
&c, SIC, 40c, SOC, CSC, 75c, and 85c. 1mmense
Jobs. Awful cheap.
1000 Dozen Mems Merno Shirts and Drawers al
&c, &c, 3oc, Sc, 40c, 5oc, Coo, and 75c- 80
per cent less than regular prices
500 Dozen Childreu's Merino Vests and Pants, nil
sizes, ut 1sc, 3oc, &c, &c, 3oc, 35c, up to Csc.
Ycry cheap.
Cases Mems Scarlet Merino Shirts and Drawers
at 75c, worth $l.2a
S Cases MEMS All-Wool Scarlet Shirts and
Drawers ut $Llb, worth $l5Q
Cases Ladies' scarlet Vests aud Pants, ALI
Wool, at $l35, $1.5o, and $l7a. Less than
Competition Prices.
100 Dozen Childrsa's Wool Hoods at @5c. sc. 4oc,
45c, SOC, CSC. &c, up to 500. Handsome
Styles Very cheap.
. nm oc.,,ars,,s uona-,,t+ ,,,.+a.s ~ ~, e, m
SIZE, $L5o, $s.uo. $325 s. 81. .:ssand $500. 10
per cent less than regular prices
loo Ladies' Haad-knit Sleeveless Jackets, ALI
Wool, at 75c. 95c, $lo5, $l5o, up to $780,
10000 Au-Wool Sea Foa1ns at l2hc, worth Csc.
Ounce up.
o'oo 1'ao'es feit oA1ts, No"ess otyies, 81 o.71c'
tuc, 9oc ooc' NC, 'oc, sLuo e!--a' s1.oo' sls|o'
$@!oo' up 70 e''A extraordinary bargains"
I'm Cortons Nc9, Millinery. Reatad Hac1rtaa
Fancy Wings. Blrds:. Elegant Long o..
+r,,t p,,1oas n.ao ,ts p6,oo,tr p.,da
Greoo. Fheasants T1p' and French Flow
ers at half millinery store prices
inn ,1o.,. ,a 1,o,1,, 1,,o,n,+, .,,,...,
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TE1s SUNDAY EVENING THE WONDERFUL
GARRETTAS
AND II. D. LEAVrTI"3 GRAND COMBINATION
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-07
TINE PUGET SOUND TRIP or the pResl.
DENT.

Gen. Bswtslls. acting for the Presi.
don't and Secretary Of War and their
party. has chartered the steamer Geo.
f. Starr for three days. The distin.
guisbsd company will leave Portland
on Saturday morning. and come through
to Tacoma. At ] O'Clock the next Mon
day afternoon they start for Olympia
on tho steamer named. where they will
spend the night, and from which place
they will come straight to Seattle at M
early hour the next day. II Is sup
posed they viii stay here over night
Aftsr leaving Seattle they will 20
around WILDLY Island, and down the
Straits OF Fuca. passing through De-
ceptisn Psss and terminating their run
Ut Port Angeles. They will call At
every plsos tAsir limited time will per-
init, On Wednesday night they viii
return 70 Tacoma. from which place .
special train will whisk them With I'll
possible speed TO Kalams. where. Nth
out ssturning 10 Portland. they will
take passage on The stsamship Colam.
bia Tor Ban Francisco.
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Eastern Tourists.

Probably mere tourists have VISITED
this Northwest coast during the present
season than ever before, and they all
BEAR testimony 70 the UNSURPASSED na,a-
raj advantages and great resources aud
are enthusiastic 10 regard to cur future
when railroads shall bsve superseded
the tedious ocean steamers and popala-
ton comes pouring in. The proprietors
OF the Oregon Kidney Tea are equally
ssrguine of its future, for il has thus
far cured every case of baekacbe or
disease of the kidneys and urinary or
CANS that it has been tried on. Sold
everywhere.
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votes cast, Of which the Greenback
party will get 5000. They have 8
fall ticket IN the field. Tne Democrats
failing to make q coalition. tried 10
boy ont the Green back Candidates and
spcceeded with two. bat the ticket was
rs6llsd. This sction on the part Of the
Democrats has made Green hackers
mere bitter than ever. There 10 strong
disAffsction in the southern part of the
State against Landers. .
WATERBURY. Oct 5-Holmes, Booth
& Hayden's works we're burned yester-
day. Loss estimated At $500. 600.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-07

In q letter of recent date the Comnis-
sioncr Of the General LAID Office says:
'In reply. I have TO stsse that Sections
IS and SO in the Territory Of Dakota.
knows H. School Sections. are not sob
jet tossttlS aest. lisu or sale. snd any
person trsspassing thereon is liable TO
prosecution under the laws OF the
United States; and IL the proper Terri
torisl authorities will furnish this
Department With infofmAtion ~ TO the
Occupation aud cultivation Of said sec
ton. giving tho names Of the trespsss-
ers. . description Of tho tract or srscss
.rsspassed upon. and time when the
trsspsss Was committed. the same Will
receive prompt attention"
The same rule, remarks the Union,
will apply 20 this Territory. whsrs
II 10 IS csstpm TO lssss school issds
for 9 term Of years. Ga Puget Sound.
under lssses Of this kind. many thoa-
sands Of scres Of land. were denuded
Of millioes a fsst Of Ans lumber. A
few years ago Chief Justice Greene de-
cidsd thAs this prsctios was Illegal. In
Eastern Washington thousands acres pl
prairie scbool lands have been leased
for term Of years. end much Of THU
land Il now under cultivation. II Il
claimed. with much show Of reason,
that this practice dsteriorates the land
and that the result will bs that when
Washington Territory becomes State,
II will have . LOT Of worthless. instead
Of very valuable. lands to dispose Of for
educational purposes.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-07

The TOO great Political msssings
hsld In this city during the past week
have ssdsmoaslssasd he inst thas S.
atsls Republicans outnumbse Seattle
Democrats two 10 ons. 1hsy also dem
oastrsted beyond shadow Of doubt
that Seattle RspsblisAAsArs dstsrmissd
intle pqa9nt eaanpaigu 70 stand By
their principle. their party and their
leader.
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Who ever heard Of . rebsl Gag being
hoistsd OF carried by Republicans 7
Democrats. On the coutrasy. have
hoistsd thousandn Of them. have gone
into battle under Thorn. have endesvor-
Oh tosubsitute then fes our own star
~ banner. and when bsstss st every
point have treasured them jssiously In
the seclusiou OF their homes. Now. in
the heat al political excitement. they
are .bringing them out and displaying
them boldly In procsssion and on che
heasesop. They will deeply regret
this folly ere many weeks hsve gone
past. mot on account Of iss folly and
wicksdasss. bat beoaass % he bitter
frulk \ VIII havp bosss AAsu.
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HAyyUM- LCDY-At Moscow. Sept. 25th. c II
Hannum and Ssdis Ludy, both Of SpoAAn
coanty, W.T..
FUITOy-pONLAS-In walls wsllA. Sept. .Ah.
John ". Fulton and Alice u. Doalan.
cRAwFoRD-HADIEY-In walla waliA. Sept q.
Aa Crsvford and clarinds Hadiey.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-07

An RxoLnM VIEW or AAxaloAx
CHsHs1- London Tsms hes this
70 ny II our dairy products: The
Americana sat vssy little cheese them
sslvss. They nnust make very good
chsssA M d 10y atssmpt % compete
with ths vssioas kinda Of cheese pro-
duced In pAzticular localities and very
successfully Initiated In This part Of the
world. Al their ehsse b OF mach the
49, QAlily. ard Y ID not one likely %
Ard ksoR q On Eag.isA lunch o.
dinner table. The cheese factory can
only hit fair average Of richness. and
mpse law 6nvseal0ne Bstlse d :
skilt 100 hopeless axzAir. A ! rule.
AmssieAn batter 10 infsrins. Every
thing hes been done 10 render ID tit Tor
for forsign uses Or FOG long Keeping.
bat veey attle apparsAtly. . make Il
more agreeable 70 the paiasa
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAscIsco. Oct "a special TO
the Sedalia Democrat says that Mrs A
q Bylsr, wife ofs lawyer living within
q mile Of the California Mission. vas
outraged by . negro. who escaped.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-07

KsxcrIos TscKxTs and ell other iob
work Doe neatly and ct The shortesi
potics q ths lHTxLIlsKxcxn Job Print.
Inc nosaa
G. w. PHrLsaIcx.
dAvtf Psopsisto.
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OREGON.

PORTLAND. October 6-Ths political
csuIdron in this city 10 boiling. Both
Democrats and Repu blicans are making
sxtsnsivs preparations for jubilee meet
ings when the result Of the Ohio and
Indisns elections 10 ascsrtained. Both
parties are making counter charges Of
receiving large sums OF money from
their respective national headquarters.
but the charges are generally believed
10 b for bnncombe.
The Grand Army OF the Republic 10
making elaborate arrangements to 70.
osivs the Presidential party on their
Seturn from Eastern Oregon.
The Mschsnics' Fair opens in this
city tomorrow evening. Judging from
the long list Of exhibits. the Fair gives
promise Of being successful financially
and otherwise.
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WHAT YoU WANT.

Il medicine that will do the most
good In the shortest possible time and
least expense. N. +. Cody q Co.,
druggists and apothecaries. are now
introducing into the market list OF
non-escrct medicines (the formula for
the preparation Of which il published
on the vrsppr.) which 60 dcsigued
especially Sor dissass pecuIisf to this
climate. Oar pssparAtioh az tar asd
Wild cherry 10 better for coughs and
colds than 0eruan syrup or any other
medicine. Our SafsspariliA f0r the
blood; our extract Of Buchu for the
kidneys; our Troches for bronchitis;
oar Soothing Syrup for chiisisen: or
Loseuges Tor worms; our Conditlo,
Powder for cattle and hosscs: our e..
sence Of Pepsin for dyspepsia, and our
various toilet preparations arp the best
in use.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-07

THE Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BxxE you will always end q. the
Concordia Hall. % Mill direct, not
only the best Of home made. bat also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
betties. Boiled ham asasall kinds a
cola lanches q order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-07

wALLa WALfA. Oct s-Ths Presi-
dental party left this city for the
DalIes ct hslf-past ten this morning.
Las, evening o. O'Clock o grand re-
eepsion WAS rendered them. For .
long time 40 anxious crowd passed il
line. the President greeting them
cordially. Trains arriving in town
we're crowded with people Who
we're dearcus Of seeing the Ex-
ecutivs. After the reception some
Indians in this locality treated the
party tn on~ Of their unique pow VOW
and war daDces. Subsequently the hand
gave . grand concert 1t the garrison.
PoKT TOWNSEND, Oct 6tb--Tbs bark
whistler arrived today froo San Fran
cisco With machinery on board for the
iron works. She also hes large lot Of
freight for merchants here.
The bark Dubiin, froa Gan Franciscp
for sssbeck. passed up last night.
Oct 5th-Arrived. bsrts Lizzie VIII
liams and Anresls, from San Francisco.
Oct 6th-Arrivsd. barkentins G l.
Taylor. 81 days from Guaymss. Mexico.
PoRT BLAxELY. Oct 5-Ssiled, bark
Martha Ridsout. for Honolulu.
Pogr GAMBLE, Oct CARVED. bark
David Hoadley. from San Francisco.
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wAsmrSeros TERRITORY,

rretTavxtr 70 rss tsrnLIsxscx.-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-24
BRIEF NOTES.


The railroad company has eight or nine
teams and carts hauling dirt and filling in to
! the east of the shops, extending the grade
from the tracks over the ground covered by
the slough in high water. This is done to
obtain space for additional yard room for
trains and cars.
The McElmy Gravel Mining Company has
filed with the Secretary of State its certificate
of election to continue existence under the
Civil Code of California.
A car load of lumber was forwarded from
the Sacramento lumber market yesterday to
Los Angeles.
Fifty-two immigrants will arrive from the
East this afternoon, including 80 males.
The present session of the Supreme Court
in this city will close to-day.
where's my umbrella %
THE CHECK FoUND.-After working up
the case for two or three days in relation to
the supposed lost or stolen check for 81, 150,
belonging to James Marion, drawn upon the
First National Bank of Los Angeles, and of
which mention has heretofore been made,
officer Carroll last evening came to the con-
ciusion that the check could not have been
lost, and upon close examination of Marron's
effects it was found in his trunk among some
papers. The owner was greatly and agree
ably surprised at the result. He had been
drinking heavily when it disappeared.
CHANGED APPEARANoE.-The Chandler
building, northwest corner of Third and J
streets, has just received thorough repairs.
1t is now graced by new porch on both
fronts, has been recoated with mastic stucco
and painted white. 1t was heretofore
rather uninviting building, and all the more
noticeable because of its prominent location.
1t is now a neat, business-like and attractive
structure.
THE WEATHER. was slight fall of
rain at this point yesterday morning, hardly
enough to lay the dust, and another slight
sprinkle in the afternoon. The air continued
heavy throughout the day, and at o'clock
this morning there was heavy, saturating
fog. There was slight fall of snow IN the
mountains yesterday and last night.
TRAINS THIS MoRNING.-The overland
train from the East will arrive this morning
in two sections. The first will be the con.
ductors' excursion train, which has five sleep
ers, besides baggage cars. This will arrive
at 6:55 A. NJ. The regular train upon which
the mail will arrive will be from one to two
hours late
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-24
THANKSGIVING FESTIVAL.

The ladies of st. Roses Church are now
conducting at the Pavilion a Thanksgiving
festival which last evening drew together a
large company of ladies and gentlemen, who
enjoyed themselves exceedingly. Merriment,
the dance, sociability, ruled. This evening
will be the last one of the festival. The hall
is very handsomely decorated, the ladies
luckily enjoying the advantages of the deco
rating being done for tine carnival of to-mor-
row night. The floor is canvased, and good
music is furnished for dancing by the First
Artillery Band. The small hall is used as a
supper-room, and there is spread there an ex-
ceilent table. Around the hall are various
booths, which are presided over by thse
ladies':
Cigar Stand-8Liss Mamie O'Brien, Miss
Lizzie Dorney, Miss Nellie Connolly.
Postofice Department Mollie Sulli-
van, Postmaster-General; Miss Mamie
Campbell, First Assistant Postmaster-Gen-
eral; Chief of Postal Delivery, Miss Mamie
Connolly Chief of the Dead Letter Depart
ment, Missl Mamie Quinn; Postmistress of
Gold Hill, Miss Molly Smith.
Fancy Goods Stand-AIrs. Kent, Mrs.
German, Mrs. DeBernardi, Mrs. Madden
and Mrs Rapp.
.Refreahment and Lemonade Stand-Mrs.
W. B. Davies.
Bonnet Rattle = Miss Bradley and Miss
Manning
Flower Stand-Miss E. Donovan and Miss
Annie Feeny
Confectionery stand-Misses Cunningham
and Shields.
Gold Watch Rattle Stand-Mrs. Trainor,
Miss Ryan, Miss Arnold, Miss Thomas.
Fish Pond-Miss Wallace, Misses e. and
+. Wittenbrook, Mrs. Duffy and Mrs. King.
Ice Cream and Cake Stand-Mrs. Whyte,
Mrs. Whitney. Mrs. Parsons, Miss Moran,
Miss Devine, Mrs. Riley, Miss Lizzie Par
sons.
Sewing Machine Rattle Stand-Mrs. J.
Driscoll, Mrs. G. F. Wilkins and Miss Maggie
Koran.
Doll Raffle-Mamie Driscoll
Supper-room-DIrs. K Burke, Mrs Bar
ney Kelly, Miss Mary Judge and Miss Lizzie
Riley.
The festival opens at o'clock this evening,
and tonight the names Of winners of prizes
will be announced just previous to the close
of the entertainment.
1t is anticipated that there will tonight be
a very large attendance, as the opportunities
for social enjoyment viii be unlimited.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


John F. brennan to Joseph Judd and wife-No-
vember 49, 1880; for $500; the east half of lot 2,
between and H. Seventh and Eighth streets, 5acra-
mento.
B. c. Quigley to Albert B. Conrad-November 8,
1850; for $50 lots II and r. in block 30, in the
town of Folsom.
o. P Goodhue to Margaret Hoffelt-November
g. 1880 grant the east 20 feet of lot ., and west
half of lot 3, between N and o, Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth streets, Sacramento
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARCADE HOTEL.

MARKETS. We were forcibly reminded to-
day, as we passed Fulton Market, of the old
Fulton Market in New York. Turkeys were
on every hook in the shop, on the floor,
benches and all over; in fact the market was
lined with turkeys In reply to our question
as to the number used, one of the firm ia
formed us that they had 1000 pounds of tur-
kew killed for their Thanksgiving trade I;
weight, over 81 tons.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-24

LIKE BANeUo's GHOST large placards stare
us in the face, landing patent medicines and
their wonderful curative powers. DO not
believe in these nostrums, made by mex
perienced and inconsequent persons under a
fictitious name. If your liver is out of order.
use Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-24

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS. Sacra-
mento Market will receive another case of
these oysters per Wednesdays express, direct
from Baltimore. Parties desiring any will
do well to call early and leave orders.
No. 30S K street, Comet, Coulter Il 20.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-24

SEE THE DIFFERENT STYLES of mems hats
displayed in the Mechanics Store Hat De-
partment window for so, 65, 70, S., 80 cents
and 81 each.