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w. S. Richardson, pen Of Pigs, agc2 months,
Polana China, premium.
j. +. G.. DuPrG. pair Pigs, age months,
registered, Jersey Red.
i. y. sheppard, Boar. age months, Grade
Essex.
Jas. n. King, pair Hogs, age year. Essex,
Jas. n. King, pen Shoat, age months,
Essex.
Col. w. y. Rice, Sow. age II months, Berk-
shire.
David Aiken, Sow, age s months, Essex,
premium.
David Aiken, Boar, agc7 months. EsscH,
premium.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-11
DEPARTMENT. J---FANCY ARTICLES
Committee on Premiums.

Mrs. \. :. Osborne, Chairman. Mrs. Geo.
c. hodges, Mrs. J. W. Payne, Mrs. s. +.
Bo0zcr, Mrs. l.. +. liil, Mrs. w. Il. Smith.
Articles and By whom Exhibited.
Miss Ellen W. Wing, columba pin cus'l-
ion, Wursicd Work.
Miss Mamie Rogers, ] handkerchief, Real
Lace.
Mrs. W. l.. Anderson, Jr., pair pillow
sliamS.
Mrs. w. l.. Anderson, Jr., j pair llllUW
sh;inl$.
Hiss Mary Connolly. bed quilt, Grape Pat
Miss Emma Sanders, collar, Paint Lace
Mrs. i. +. McI'asIan, lace work, g pirccs,)
Hand Work.
Miss Mary Murlicrson, crochet yoke, IIa.d
Mr<. l.. /. Caldwell, zephyr sack, Hand
Made.
Miss Lillian Maxwell, d"rnctt dress, Hand
Mrs. u. r. Outx, chlds crochet suit, Hand
Made.
Mrs. y. T. Outz / embroidered tidy, Hand
Mis-. y. T. Outz, embroidered mantle LAM
brr,Irin, Hand Made.
Mrs. u. 7. Outz, embroidered table scarf,
Hand Made.
Mrs. G. T.. Huh"rt<, | chi!ds crochet and
! knit cap. Hand Made.
! Mis-. e. T. Roberts, ] infants cruclcird
! cloak, Hand Made.
.ii.s Minnie Roberts. | chiI,rS DRESS with
taiiin. trimmings, Hand Alal".
! Miss XIia Jones, Texas, plush photograph
siIS. ". c. Fouc!lr, ! feather Eu, Hand
Made.
: Nlis~ Rosa fOucll', Zephyr toilet sci. !ithu
Mrs. l.. N. Fnuchr, SHl;lsi"r, Hand Made.
! Miss Pearl EoHrh", rost watch cI'c, Hand
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-11
DEPARTMENT E---HOGS.
ec,ist.iittrr OH Premiums.

J. y. FuurIIr, Chairman. j. Il. Irwin, W. &.
Rice, ". 7. cuwan, John Pruiti, Il. X. HE
Articles and by whom E>.t:hitce'.
Irr +. = Blakr, ! Eoar, az year, led
Ir!%;'".
pr. +. =. !:iakr > SowS, age year, Cam
bridge Red, rrrnii'ini.
Ir. T.. =. Blake, = Pigs, age months,
BaIrhr;d:.. Red, premium.
.ia* Rogers, .!r., l:"a:, r:r year, licrk-
S!.trr, PREMIUM
jas. Rogers. Jr., Sow, age years, ii''rk-
shire, pre- nIiun.
las. ito"cr>, ,Ir, Git, a&"9 months, Bcri-
Sli",'. premium.
T. =. Moore, Boar, a:;" q months, lo:itnl
thi"a. itr iniu;n.
+. = Addi,"n, Gii!, ayc mouths, Erri-
shire.
l.. :. Addison, Gill, agc months. Essex.
Fleetwood Farm, l;uir, age years, Essex,
premium.
Fleetwood Farm, Sow, agc2 years. Essex,
premium.
Fleetwood Farm, / Pigs, age month, EsScH.
Fleetwood Farm, SOW, age months, ES'
lScX.
w $. Richardson, pair Pigs, ngc ; months,
Polana China, premium.
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ECN. ". K. BLAKE.
Reasons why Izc Cannot Cauvass.

10 ne 1-ofrrs Of LiGbcrHlc County.
lrulraclcd sickness in my family, has pre-
vented me from making an active canvass OF
the county. and will probably not be- able to
do so. In the mean time. wish To announce
that my convictions as heretofore declared,
touching the material and social Interests Oi
the people, have not changed, but rather more
intensified. The watchwurt OF the hour with
every man, should br "EcUnumy and Reform
an.! liS shall hr the principle on which will
act ifit is the pleasure Of iilr people n r"rl"ct
me To tn" lrgiSlaLurr. ". *. BLAKE.
Nun lUth lS:G.
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EOr Comfy Auditor.

Mr. John Il. Lyon iS announced rs a candi-
dat" !ur County .,udiimr. lie is we'll known
10 us ut .thhrviil, village, but 10 ihnS'' at Il
distance We would say that Mr. Lyon would
discharge any duty iimpG>cd upon him with
fidelity. He has had Il Tong experience in bus
incsi rs u merchant, and lis constant cun;;lrt
with men, makes alI agreeable n"n with
whom to have dealings. When Nuu go 10 ::
picnic. >c;ti Ia The finest !ro:;!!@ man on The
.Touii TIII Il "rcy byarh--ihHt j. John I. ly-
on, candidate !Ur County .\u,iiiVr.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-11
Mr. Parker FavOrs the Passage or n
Local option Law Similar TO the
GcOrn In Law.

ABBEvILLE, s. C., August Q, 1885.
Hugh Wilson, Esq, Editor Press and Bunner:
DEAR SIR-Repiying to your letter OF I'd In
slant, beg TO say. that at the last session OF
age OF a bill to "auth orize the qualified voters
(of Abbeville county, to vote upon the queS-
ton Of prohibiting The sale Of Intoxicating II,
Quors within the limits Of Abbeville county
and would favor the passage of such meas
ure whenever desired by any respectable
number of voters and citizens.
Georgia has n similar law for the whole
State, local option applied to counties) which
has Worked admirably, and resulted In tho
adoption Of mo license" by over 90 counties
out OF I32. ! would favor the passage OF q
similar law for this State:
WM. II. PARKER.
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DEPARTMENT C---JLCKs AND JENNETs
Committee Oh Premiums.

w. \. Sanders, Chairman. s. w. Richard
son, VI. T. Hun, 7. l.. IIaddon, John Lyon,
Jalncs +. Coleman.
Articles and l.y Whom Exhibited.
J. +. riiniisctlr$, Dom Pedro. age years,
Spanish.
j. q. Jenkins. John, a%c S years, Unknown,
first premium.
j. H.. S'ourn, Dick, age 6 years, Unknown.
first premium.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-11

MAJOR ZEIGIER has n pond full OF inc
CHOICEST carp. In length they range rom TWO
To twcnty-six inches. He has some nnS speci-
mems witch he intended to lake TO Nlnety-
Sin Yesterday, but was disappointed In getting
the necessary arrangements.
TuE crors In the ncighborhood of McCor.
mick arc reported to bc as fine MS the luna
can make. ..... 49,.
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DEPARTMENT KART.
Committee Oh Premiums.

VI. l.. Bonham, Jr., Chairman. Miss Ida
Green, Miss Ella Cobb, Miss Anna Young,
Miss Mastir Calhoun, Miss Sallu FOuchc.
Articles and by Whom Exhibited.
Miss Mamie Rogers, "Lu0la" Head, Crayon.
Miss Name Rogers, sour Favoritc Settrr,'
CrayUu.
Miss Bessie Watts, oil Paintings.
john II. L. Griffin, Tombstone.
Miss Mamie Rogers, Magic Lake, Crayon.
Thomas Z. Anderson, kaleidoscope, uonc-
made.
Miss Mamie Rogers, Deer, CrayOn.
Miss Alamic Rogers, Scenery, Crayon.
L"avcll {; Gage, ) TombstoneS, Assorted
Marble.
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Mr.. Mars IL Entirely in Favor Of GfV'
in- the PrOhibitfOnists IL Chance.
ABBEvILLE, August 8, IS

M. Utgh IIIlsOn: ,,
DEAR SlR-In answer to your letter OF Au-
gust >. I>S';, j would reply:
II elected, would vote for anu use my ,n,g nv,
which would authorize the qualified voters 10
vote upon the question of prohlbitins Inc
sale of whi>kcy within the iimlIS 0l AS.e
willie county. W. ~ -'i-Aie''
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Mr. Barmore Has Always Contended
for the Rights Of the People, and
Will Stand Firm In this Matter.
DnNALDSVILLE, s. c., Au

DONALDSVILLE, S. C., August b, IoS0'
Jfr Htgh Uitson:
. 1$S; would say have always contended
that the people should have the right to vote
ON all matters that effect their interest, and II
elected will certainly vote for and use my
influence to secure the enactment or law
which would authorize the qualified votersto
vote upon the question of prohibiting the sale
of whtskey within the limits Of Ab6eyiile
county. w. E. BARMORE.
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ItWSSVII,
Articles and by Whom Exhibited.

Russell.
Articles and by Whom Exhibited.
Benjamin Harton, Lacy, age years, Ilpp's
Jack, first premium.
Benjamin 'mton, Daniel, age 4 months.
Jenkins Jack.
jeff Pratt, Dixie ago years, Spanish.
Fleetwood Farm, frankie Folsom, age
year. Unknown.
Fleetwood Farm, Grover Cleveland, nge
year. Unknown.
t!rctwuud Farm, MOllic and Belle, pair,
age years, Unknown, first premium.
q. L. . NcHll, mare mule Ncll age years
; months, Unknown.
q. P.o'Ncall, mule colt Lilly, age months
Unknown.
DEL. B. Watts, l colt Lightning, aye years,
UnknOwn.
W. W. Purly. horse mule colt Bill, age ::
months. Unknown.
J. G. Young, mare mule Beck, age years
Jenkln'S Jack.
WA. Crews, mare mule Sue age wears,
Unknown, first premium.
j. &. jenkins, Dick, age = years, Unknown.
J. G. Jenkins, S;rl, age year. Unknown.
j. q. Jenkins. Kit, ages months, Unknown
j. -. kinton, S;lvOn, Castor aud Pollock.
pair twins, age l year, Unknown, first pre-
miuni.
j. :. Richter. Dicli!r. age ) years Unknown.
w. W. Pusdy. Poinp, age mouths, Tn.
Y. Il. rinson, Kate, a"c " years, Unknown.
ID. H. l;amp"y, rair mules, Unknown, first
premium.
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Dr w,ddrII ~ In Favor OF PirOhib-
lion. and Will Use His Influence
IN Have the Desired Law.

ConoNACA, S. C., August Z, 1856.
LfIifpr Press and Bdanct: :,o,,
In reply 10 your circular iettcr OF INC m "a an ,nr
>trut. / Respectfully state thai am IN 1avor
ut rrnhibtion. aud if elected will vote for q
I;,w ihmi will place the matter properly before
the people. Gco. IL. "ADDi'NA'
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r:,lr;rtil at iirlr West S ;lMnuunr,'u ;iS can
tI;,I;tr ipr .lr legislature. liz is above praise
rom u:. T'iir purity ul his lii" is in h"ad:nir-
cd l.y ni nl,.!i. The Us, :Un",:, of Lis career
j. second II tllt! of man in .Ahh"Nii;c C,rln-
ty t;nud anh nae. able aad rIlirirn,. lie Will
receive support iru!:l liuny voters i'll .ibbC-
lille COUNTY.
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DEPARTMENT L---AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTS.
Articles and by Whom Exhibited.

s. NJ. Davis, Star Cotton Press.
=. n. DAVIS, Condenser, Davis Cotton Con-
drnsrr.
:. VI. Davis, Milk Cooler, Davis Retrgcra-
Tor.
Planter.
s. N. Davis. lot Gin Material.
W. l.. Anderson, Jr., l Mower, Osborne
Mower.
W. l.. Anderson, Jr., 1 Horse Rake, Chieftuip
Hay Rake.
W. l.. Anderson, Jr., Suky PlOw, Blue
Grass Turn PlUw.
W. l.. Anderson, Jr., l Reaper, osborne S
No. s."
j. G. Fuo>hc, Planter
II. y. King, cotton ana Hay Press, Star.
ii. ID. Wilson, Cotton Planter, Wilson'S.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-11
THE PEOPLE ARE SOVEREIGN.
1t Is Their Right to Say Whether the
Sale of Whiskey is to be Permit!
MCCORMICK, s.. c., August 8, Is

MCCORMICK, s. c., August 8, 1885,
Editor Press and Banner: ~.
DEAR SIR-Rcplying to yours of I'd instant.
regarding the matter OF Prohibition, have
this to say:
regard the people as sovereign. 1t Is their
to determine whether the sale or
whiskey shall be permitted or prohibited. ~
This view appears so reasonable that i can-
not understand why any one, whether prc1t.
bitionist or ranti.prohibitionist, should oppose
it.
If ever In position, therefore, to do so,
Shall most certainly support any measure
looking TO the submission of this question to
the popular vote. l.,
Trusting that you arc answered, I am truly,
r. J. ROBINSON.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-11

LAST Friday night week some evil tli'poscd
I,rrS.,iiS ATTEMPTED iO wreck the pay train OH
itIr Savannah Valley l;ilr'sll. Th'y placed
an upright piece of timber thluu.iI Il ircstic
above IuwIl,.svilir, against which the train
ran at full speed. OWN" tO The Fact that the
timirr had no! been SET properly, The train
was not thrown from the track. Except some
little injury to the trcstlc and the brcaking Of
the cOw-catchrr, no harul. was done. we have
heard Of 10 clue 10 tue perpetrators.
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A NaPEe:s;GGTHThTIgE Is TIE SERVANT
hTp fj0I : MASTER OF IKE PEOPLE.

Ihcva Can i;n No Ni~rH,int on Col.
q. z. eaihOun'S Position on the
Tmr"r.nIii seE"st;Um---Iir Will Net
DcMy t,,c *ucr"I Right Gf Petition
.--Ehc Rigk, OF !!sc i'copsc 10 Vote
l.. Il Truly Ecst:occaiic E:na~Trr.
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THERE will hr D"morrtic Mass Meeting nj
Due West on Saturday !Ith. All The candi-
dates are invited, especial invtionS are en-
tended to The congressional candidates.
There will be II basket picnic. Ercryonc is
invited. IL. =. GALLOWAY,
re. ElsNW %L!E.
NJ i. tLlk~CAl.ES.
Committee
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-11
DIR. HAWTHORN WILL NOT IGNORE THE
WISHES OF THE PEOPLE. u
Being an Unyiclding Advocate OF the
Peoples Rights He Will Exert His
Influence to Preserve the Right Of
Petition. ..... =
DUE WEST. s. c.. August 6, 1886.

DUE WEST. 8. C., August 6, 1886. Y
Editor Press ana Banner:
Your note of inquiry as to my views on the
question" Is In order. hesitate
not to embrace the opportunity offered in
your columns to express them. II the people
will elect the undersigned to the Legislatures
I will not ignore their wishes in that body
either by vote or Influence. If they signify Is
desire, by petition, for the enactment Of n
law to authorize them to vote upon the ques-
ton Of "prohibitlng the sale Of whlskey with
in the limits Of Abbeville county," I will not
hesitate to exert my efforts in carrying out
that wish. claim, that would occupy the
position Of q servant. I am an unyielding ad-
vocate Of tho peonle's rights. I recognize leg
islation should be In accordance with their
wishes. The peoples voice should be respects
ed. O. p. HAWTHORNE.
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GENERAL HEMPHILL's POSITION,
Having Supported Such Law mt
the last Legislature, Will Do So


EitHOr Press and Banner:
In response To your circular have to say
that supported the bill or Hon. W. IL. Im5 t-
I;rr nj the last IcgisIaturS in a short speech
which covered the ground, and Will support
such Il bill when introduced.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-11
DEPARTMENT J--HoUsEH0LD.
Committee on Premiums.

III. =. Galphn, Chairman. Mrs. G. NJ An
dcrspn, Mrs. G. w. Hill, Mrs. Eliza Brooks,
Gen. r. II. Ucmphill.
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.\EEEvIiLE. :. =, Au,tiISI ., 1N'Ii.
IIudt Il'Eson. E5sY.. I!ijlur Press oti Enmmtr:
DEAR ii s-IOur- OF he :'il inst. 1T hand,
and in reply would Stale taut have Lot the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-11
DEPARTMENT B---MULES.
Committee on Premiums.

W. l.. burst, Chairman. n. NJ. Burklia'tcI.
. Mays, james Pratt, J.J. McGowai', l.. II.
Russell;
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-08-11

NJ. Il. Smith, Chairman. i. T.. kinard, T.
+. Riley, p t. Matthew'S J. \. McCord, j. Il
Blake, Jr.
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Mrs. \. =. Osborne, Chairman. Mrs. Geo.
&. hodges, Mrs. J. W. Payne, Mrs. $. u
BooZcr, Mrs. l.. T. liil, Mrs. w. Il. Smith.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-03-25
Notice of Intention.

Notice Is hereby given that IT is the inten
ton Of the Council of the city. Of Los An
geles to establish the grade of Hot stree
from Water street to Daily street as follows
At the Intersection of Hof street and
Water street the grade shall be 64.O0 fee
above the datum plane.
At the Intersection OF Hoff street and
Hayes street the grade shall be 67.00 feet
above the datum plane.
At the intersection of Hoff street and Wal
nut street the grade shall be $500 feet above
the datum plane.
At the intersection of Hof street and
Chestnut street tie grade shall be $500 feet
above the datum plane.
At the intersection of Hoff street and Tru-
man street the grade shall be 90 feet above
the datum plane.
At the intersection o: Hoff street and Le
couvruer street the grade shall be 900 feel
above the datum plane.
street the grade shall be on the N. W. cor
ner 900 feet above the datum plane, aud
on the s. w. corner e5.40 feet above the
datum plane.
All persons Interested are hereby notified
to ile their objections, If any they have,
with the Clerk of the Council within ter
days of the first pu blication OF this notice
By order OF the Council of the city OF Lo
Angeles at its meeting of March 2Sd, A. ID
1886.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council OF the City of Los An
geleE.
Los Angeles, March 2ith, 1886. mar25 10
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-03-25
ENGLISH NEWS.
A Noble Row-The Queen Gets n
Fright.

LoNpoS, March 24.--It is stated that
a desperate quarrel has taken place be
tween Lord Randolph Churchill and
VIM. Henry Smith, both Of whom were
members Of Lord Salisbury's Cabinet,
and that as result Smith threatens to
withdraw from the Conservative party
unless he receives an apology from
Churchill.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess
Beatrice. went in an open carriage to
Hyde Park this afternoon and every.
where was cheered by crowds Of peo.
pie. Among the crowd which bordered
the palace park on the north was 4 man
in shabby clothes and wearing a
sIouched hat. He appeared to be
much agitated, and elbowed his way to
the edge Of the assemblage. When the
royal turnout reached point opposite
him he threw something into the car.
riage. Great excitement followed, and
he was quietly taken into custody and
hurried from the scene. 1t was subse-
quently learned that the article was not
an explosive, as it had been feared, but
only piece Of paper. The paper con
tanned nothing more than petition fol
redress for personal grievance. In the
petition the man claims that he was
robbed Of his pension. He is held fol
nm inquiry.
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A Buffalo exchange has the following
items about the Hanlons, now playing
at the Grand Opera House, in this city
"In their career they have presented a
great variety Of entertainments-ath-
letic, musical, dramatic, pantomimic and
spectacular all of which they have
expended infinite care upon detail and
effect. Their early education included
not only an acrobatic training, but dane
ing, sword practice, and whatever would
perfect them in graceful presence or ad
dress, which is a prominent char
scteristic Of all their entertain
ments. They are also accom-
plished musicians, and some of theii
greatest successes, like do. Me, Sol,
Do" have been in a musical way. Each
one has made special study of some
branch Of their management. William
is proficient in all that pertains to
mechanism. George devotes himself
mainly to stage management. Alfred is
talented composer, and not only writes
music the composed and arranged some
of the "Fantasma" musicl. but he is
competent to step in and lead the
orchestra. So each has his speciality,
and together form remarkable family.
The Hanions are great linguists, being
proficient in six or seven languages. A
sister died several years ago in this city
She was just making her first appearance
on the stage in the musical line. They
have number Of books which are cher.
ished with great care, and well they may
be. One of these books contains illus
trations Of the daring feats performed
by the brothers in the early part of then
career, but which are now seldom OF
never seen. Others contain autograph
letters from the distinguished nobility Of
the old country, some written on parch
ment, and all bearing seals and ccats.of
arms. One very interesting letter is thai
written by Rajah Of India in number
Of dialects. There are a great many
other interesting letters in these books,
but it needs linguist to read them.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-03-25
German Ladies' Benevolent So
cieiy HALL.

Last night the German Ladies' Benev
olent Society gave their annual ball al
Turnverein Hall. The committees by
which the affair was managed were con
stituted as fellows:
Reception Committee--Jacob Kuhrts,
Joe Maier, Conrad Jacoby, John Miner,
Henry Stuhr.
Committee Of Arrangements--Chas.
Gellmer, II. Merz, D. Mahlstedt.
Floor Committee--Th Friese, Hugo
Schroeder, p. X. 0ttmann.
A very nice programmewas first given
which was well received by the large
audience that filled the hall. Following
are the numbers: Professor l.. Loeb,
Musical Director. Overture, LA Pan.
tula," Prof. Dobs' orchestra; Chorus.
Turnverein Singing Section; May Pole,
Dance, by thirty children; Tambourine
Dance, by the little Misses Elsie and
Hattie Miner; Vocal Solo, Mr.. Shook;
Oui La Voce, Mrs. w. I. Barnett.
After this the floor was cleared for
dancing, and every couple who could
find standing room on the floor INDUCED
in the pleasures of the art Terpsichorean
to fine music by the band.
At eleven o'clock the crowd did ample
justice to fine supper prepared in the
large room back of the stage.
The ball, like all before it, was great
success, fully testifying to the high re-
gard in which these most estimable ladies
are held by the citizens of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-03-25

The New Armory Hall was very we'll
6lled last night with the friends of the
Eagle Corps. The Corps band played a
very pretty selection Of music called
"Recollections Of the War" during
which at stated intervals series ol
nicely arranged tableaux were put on as
follows: "Rally round the Flag" "0h
for the Front "The Picket Alarm,
oThe Skirmish, Victory" Goddess
OF Liberty" 'sThe Vacant Chair. "The
Soldiers Return"
Mr.. Bert Brown presented the Corps
with fine Quaker cannon of immense
size.
All the booths were in full blast and
doing good business. This is particu-
larly true Of the meal pie where three
charming young ladies-the Misses Bot
tones, Chauvin and Veazie--rake in the
shskels from all corners
A catalogue Of the exhibit proves very
convenient to visitors. The HRRALn
will try to publish list Of the fine pic
lures tomorrow.
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Notice of Intention.

Notice is hereby given that II is the inten
tion of the Council OF the city of Los An
geles to establish the grade of Fifth stree
from Charity street to Hope street as fol
lows
Al the northwest corner of Fifth ant
Charity the grade shall be, as now estab
lished, All feet above the datum plane.
At the southwest corner OF Fifth and Char
ity the grade sh Ill be, as now established
f3.61 feet above the datum plane.
At point 30 feet westerly OF the west linf
OF Charity street the grade shall be G.5l
feet above the datum plane
AT a point 100 feet easterly OF the east line
OF Hope street the grade shall be 62.70 fee
above the datuR plane.
At the northeast corner OF Hope and FIFTH
streets the grade shall be 66.65 feet above
the datum plane.
At the intersection of he east line OF Hope
street aud the south line of Fifth street the
grade shall be, as now established, 66.00 fee
above the datum plane.
All persons Interested are hereby notified
10 file their objections, II any they have
with the Clerk of the Council within ter
days of the date of the frat publication O.
this notice.
BY order of the Council OF the city of Loi
Angeles at Its meeting of March Esd
A. ID. 1886.
w. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council ofthe City of Los An
Los Angeles, Maroh24th, 1886, mar25 lot