Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-28

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movement of the Association, which, though
| heavily in debt, has at last realized that the
way cut is to make its hall attractive.
BRIEF NOTES.
! On Saturday last, as Joseph Kohn was
driving the delivery rig of George Sermonet
on Eighth street, outside OF the h-sUreet
| levee, the horse became frightened and broke
one of the shafts, running an ugly splinter
| into tie horses side and throwing out the
driver, from which he received very severe
bruises and injury. He is out again, and the
! horse is having a rest in the pasture to re-
cover from damages.
The Republican County Central Committee
publish list of appointments for meetings
| throughout the county, commencing on next
Tuesday at Folsom, and ending November
1st with meeting to be held in this city.
The removal of articles from the Pavilion
was about completed Yesterday. and the hall
now presents badly deserted and forbidding
appearance-not at all inviting for dress
promenade or Presidential reception.
One of the large French-plate mirrors ex-
hibited by Whittier, Fuller & Co. at the Pa
viion during the State Fair, was broken
while being taken from the building. 1t was
valued at 500.
The Eureka Social Club of this city on
Sunday presented to M. j. Simmons a beau
tiful gold badge, as a remembrance from the
club, of which he was formerly President.
The many cases which came no yesterday
in the Superior Court against the Directors of
the old Odd Fellows Bank were continued
for one week.
The Republican Legion holds its regular
weekly meeting this evening at HOwe's Hall,
Sixth street, between X and L, commencing
at s O'clock
A. A. Redington, Sacramento and r. Ker-
cheval and daughter Of Gourtlana will arrive
from the East by train this morning.
The trains East yesterday were unusually
large from large number of people going to
the Nevada STATE Fair at Reno
There are messages at the Western Union
telegraph Office for Mary McCr4ry, z. III.
Murphy and James Wilson.
Rev. o. C. Wheeler and wife were among
the passengers who left Omaha yesterday, to
arrive October 1st.
Wheat is now being quite extensively
hauled into the city with teams from the sur
rounding country.
There will arrive from the East to-day 100
immigrant overland passengers, including 60
males.
Yesterday wore very Sunday.like appear
ance after the crowd and rush attending fair
week.
Hon. II. F. Page will address the people of
Gait to- day upol the issues OF the campaign.
HELD To ASswER-Of officers jackson and
Rider, who attended the examination at
Woodland Yesterday of Frank Johnson and
John Hogan. who were arrested recently In
this city, charged with burglary, returned
last evening, the examination having closed,
and the men held in the sum Of $500 each.
BURGLARY evening a man by the
name Of c. Borst was arrested, charged with
having burglarized room in the Iuterna-
tional Hotel and taken therefrom shawl,
sheet and a looking-glass. He was found in q
saloon trying to dispose of the articles, and
was arrested by local officer Coffee.
NOTARY BoND.-George E. Bates has fled
his official bond as Notary Public in the Re
corders Office, with l.. S. Taylor and n.
Greene Curtis as sureties.
DIVORCE GRASTED. Mrs. E. J. Adams
was Yesterday granted decree Of divorce in
the Superior Court from Francis Adams, on
the ground of desertion.
WARRANT IssUED.-The State Controller
Yesterday issued a warrant for 81 100 30. for
the September salaries of teachers of the
Normal School.
NOTARY PUBLIc-The Governor has ap.
poit.ted Eugene Turner Notary Public for
Modoc county, to reside at Alturas. Original
appointment.
CANDIDATE FOR SUPERvIsoR.-Ben. Stein
man announces his candid4ture to the office
of Supervisor in the First District.
For GENTLEMEN ONLY.-Pantaloon goods
at Merrill's tailoring establishment, the finest
assortment the market affords. Also, fine
lot of English three quarter suitings, genuine
West of England manufacture English all
wool cord for travelling suits. Mr.. Merrill
has been in San Francisco for several days
selecting this stock for the early Fall trade,
and has paid particular attention to the
quality # goods purchased. In this particu-
lar IAN item of the greatest import In this
business, his Judgment can be relied upon.
Having handled wooden goods constantly tor
the past six years, acquainted with every step
in the manufacture. from the Introduction OF
the raw material to the final finish Of the
fabric, he recognizes at touch the presen Q
of good and well.worked stock, and is able to
detect the slightest mixture Of cotton, waste
or shoddy. He devotes himself exclusively
to working up his business. studying the
wants Of his customers, and following the
deviations Of the market. Parties in want
Of fine as well as good, substantial clothing,
will do well to give this house trial. In
NJ. Quatman, the cutter. they will find an
expert who has carried his trade into the
neizhhorhood of the Fine Arts. "MerrilPs, y
No. SIC street.
THE COMMITTEE ON SEWING MACHINES, at
the late State Fair. recommended that the
| Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company
he awarded Silver Medal for the No. G
| Manufacturing, No. Z Button-hole ATTACH
ment), and the new No. s Family Sewing
Machine, beieg the largest display Of any
sewing machine company at the Fair. No
other sewing machine company received SO
| high a commendation.
| REMEMBER, we will commence closing out
several important lines Of corsets, at the most
remarkably low prices, tomorrow noon.
Ladies, make sure aud be present. Me-
chanics' Store.
No MORE trouble with indiges tion and
dyspepsia. DIR. Henley's celebrated X L
Bitters, when taken regularly before meals,
cure aud prevent all such ailments.
DoNT Miss our corset sale, to commence
tomorrow noon. Great bargains in store
for those who will call early. Mechanics
| Store.
For the best and cheapest cashmeres, 20 &c
J.. Bi-n's, Eighth and J streets.
| LADIEs'4 BUTToS UNDREssFD KIP GLOVES
at 20 cents PEI pair. Fancy Goods Depart
n.ent, Mechanics Store.
/ BLACK BRocADED SILKS, only 81 yard
at L. Bien'r, Eighth and } streets.
ALL,wooL Black CAHELs HAIR DREss
Goops, 80 cents per yard. Mschanics' Ste e.