Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-04
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A good house greeted the third night OF
the Nellie Boyd company in ga Case for
Divorce" As Helen Faraday Miss Boyd
maintained her reputation as an accom-
plished artist. Mr.. wilkins in this society
play appeared in a new light and much to
his advantage. II gave his quiet but in
tense manner of reading a better oppor-
tunity to prove its force and testified to his
native ability and good training. To
night and tomorrow night Miss Boyd will
appear in her favorite character of Kate
Medland in the comedy of Solomon
Isaacs."
Election returns were read from the
stage last night and will also be given to-
night.
Saturday and Sunday The Unknown
will be repeated.
Seats, it is announced, can be reserved
from 10 A. II. TO 6 P. NJ. every day without
extra charge. A matinee Saturday at 80
cents; children, 25 cents.
MAGNIFICENT FRUn-There was brought
to the RECORD UNION Office yesterday, by a
Sacramentan just returned from the upper
country. some specimens of mountain and
foothill fruit which speak volumes for the
capabilities of that section. Included was
a pomegranate, which measured 49, inches
in circum ference and weighed II pounds.
1t was raised by w. H. n. Jones, of Butte
county, whose ranch is seven miles east OF
Oroyille. Another specimen was an apple,
g greening, from the premises OF Robert
Martin, Shoe Fly, five miles south of In
dian Valley, Plumas county. 1t was larger
and heavier than the pomegranate, of deli
cious flavor, and its aroma reminded one of
old times in the East. when of an evening
the apples, cider and doughnuts were
brought Out and enjoyed by the side OF
blazing fire. The gentlemen named above,
and others from their neighborhood, will
send fruit for exhibition at the Citrus Fair.
GRAND jurors DRAwN.-Pursuant to
order made by Judge Van Fleet, the follow
ing property holders were yesterday drawn
to serve as Grand Jurors for 1856, and are
to appear in Department One on Tuesday,
the 1Osh inst, at 10 A. NJ: Jas, B. Furnish,
Newton Booth George Moore, Peter Wager,
A. S. Hopkins, Addison Sage, S. l.. Rich
ards. Adolph Heilhron, Samuel B. Smith,
n. Kerr. Lon Williams, Robert Ward,
r. J. Merkley, Thomas Mcconnell, ]. L.
Huntoon, u. NJ. Reese, Charles Heinrich,
Thomas Harper, w. Il. Robinson, w. Z.
Wise. Benjamin Bailey, George Murray,
W. ]. O'Brien, Chris. Green, r. S. Carey,
II. S. Barton, George Rich, A. l.. Frost, J.
j. Bauer anu j. II. W dtoOis
Auction Sln.E.-W. H. Sherburn, will
sell at II a. N, to-day, on the
premises of E. Brown, two miles below
Courtland. Sacramento county, horse and
buggy. l COW. steers, heifer months old.
improved Woods mower, 2-horse farm
wagon; sTring-teoth rake, platform scales
iron safe. revolving scrapers, spring-seat
rollers. IS dozen new peach baskets, small
fools etc. Also. the household furniture,
including hair-cloth parlor set, marble-top
tables. gilt mantel mirror. wardrobes, ma
bogany chamber furniture, hair and spring
beds. oak side-board, extension table,
chairs, carpets, oilcloth, etc. Sale positive;
terms cash.
coward CoLLEcTIoSs.-The collection
boxes placed at the polling places in this
civ to receive contributions for the How
ards "panned out as follows: Seven
teenth and NJ streets. 50 20; Third and ],
s. s.: Sixth and 1, 81 05; Front and X, 81;
Central House. So CO, Ninth and ], 81 50;
Third and K. 50 20; Eldred House, s. %;
Fifth and X. 81 80: Twentieth and II, g 90;
Twelfth and Il, 81 %. Total, S54 90.
INPERFECr1oNs in TIE hu nan foot are
caused by parents putting i'll. ooting shoes
on their children. Our lines in soller-iips
far 81 25, 81 50 and 81 so are from the best
fac Dries and cannot be surpassed by any.
We ask you to examine our improved shoe
Red House.
DIAGONAL Atwood Homespun suitings
! IA inches wide), in many shades, so cents
4 ward. Red House.
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