Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-13

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arrived at the grove in q fish wagon about
4P.M.
AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ella Lanphere
makes the preliminary announcement that
she will give vocal and instrumental COZ
cert at the Congregational Church next Fri
day evening. and that she will be assisted by
local talent. Mrs. Lanphere is a vocalist
well known here, who has, by her amiability
and readiness to aid, as a vocalist, local in.
situations in the past made herself not only
popular, but has claims upon the community
which it is quite certain to discharge, at least
in part, by very liberal patronage of her
first concert in this city. 1t is understood
that programme exceedingly varied and
attractive will be presented on that occasion
-one fully worthy critical audience.
HOME PROTECTION MEETING.-The Home
Protectionists held meeting last evening at
Y. M. C. A. Hall. There was large at
tendance of members, and much interest in
the proceedings manifested. Quite number
of new members were admitted, and the full
organization of the association was COM
pleted. There was q lively discussion as to
the best measures to be taken for the en-.
forcement of the Sunday law. The Execu.
tive Committee was given full power to act.
The members of the association are deter
mined to use all legitimate means to bring
about public sentiment that will insist on
the enforcement Of all laws. The association
| is growing in numbers and influence.
DECORATION DAY.-Sumner Post, No. 8,
G. A. R., has taken the initiatory steps to
celebrate Decoration Day in becoming
manner. A committee has been named to
| receive aid from those wishing to contribute.
In addition to the resident companies of the
| Fourth Brigade, the Woodland Guard will
attend and parade. General N. P. Chapman,
| of Red Bluff, will deliver an address at the
cemetery, and Hon. Henry Edgerton will
deliver the Grafton at the theater. The
parade will move at 10 A. NJ.
To.MoRRow's PIcNIo.-Company G, Sars.
| field Guard, will hold their annual picnic at
Natoma Grove tomorrow. The Committee
of Arrangements promise day of rare sport
| and a good time for all who attend. The
State Prison will be open for the inspection
of visitors. The grounds are in excellent
condition.
OFFICERs' MEETIsa.-The Board of Off
GERS of the First Artillery Regiment will hold
pany G for instruction and the transaction
of important business.
NOVEL ENTERTAINMENTS. - The Brio a.
| Brac Club, one of the social clubs OF promi-
| nence in this city, announces two novel en-
tertainments for May 22d snd 23d at the
| theater.
SEVEN THOUSAND persons have been thrown
out of employment through the retirement
from business of the celebrated firm Of A. I.
Stewart & Co., New York. The loss of such
an establishment we consider national mis-
| fortune. However, as there never Is great
loss without some corresponding gain. we are
glad to learn that one of our enterprising
| business firms has secured at Stewards sale
great quantities Of goods bought at prices
considerably below cost. We refer our read.
ers to Hale Bros. & Co.'s advertisement in
| this issue.
| Mr.. GILMAN, of the Red House, foreseeinR
the coming warm season, has been looking to
the comfort of his patrons, and has just
placed in stock, from New York houses, g
large and complete line in mems and boys
| linen, alpaca and mohair coats and vests
Linen vests for so cents coats. rs cents tc
81 so; ulsters rs cents to 81 80. Also, q
full line of summer hats.
| PARAsoLs FOR EVERYBODY job lot Of
cambria parasols for % cents extra large,
fancy handle, for so cents. Also, in fine
serge, 70 cents and 81 satin. for 81 20
brocaded, silk lined, for 81 so; children'f,
from % cents to 81 polka dot. Red House.
/
ANOTHER choice stock of the very --latest
styles Of cloths, to be made to order at lowest
| prices, are displayed in the spacious windows
of the Capital Wooden Mills, 800 street.
HAELEY's CRoNK BEER.-Barrels, kegs ant
cases. Finest summer drink out. For bal
and picnic use., Depot, 81 Front street, Sac
ramento.
AN OUNCE Of prevention is worth a pound
Of cure. Many lives have been saved by tE'
purchase Of one Of those % cent horse nets, a
the Red House.
MARsKILLEs QUILTS, 12-4, are selling fol
81 % at tue Red House, from the Mosgrov'
bankrupt stock.
OSE CASE ladies' Shetland shawls received
to-day at Red House. Price from 20 cent
to 81 %.
Try the great Eastern remedy, Rock anC
Rye. George w. Chesley. sole agent.
BLACK CALIcoEs for cents yard, a. Re-
Huusa fran the NJ gvroye stgck .