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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27
BR ASS BALL.
GRAND CONCERT.

The esteemed and worthy singing TEACHER
Prot Tosse gave grand and successful con
cert at the NJ, E Churca on Sal urday evening
last. IN aid OF funds 10 purchase an orgn for
said church The weather during he cay
and evening was very rough, and the rods
almost impossible, but The worthy teadIer
is SO popular, and the Cause so good. thatLhe
church Was pretty veil flied and atDut
thirly -fve dollars was added 10 he organ
fnnd The yrung prople exhibiIed great
taste In arranging he church tor h occasion.
Tie Misses Judd kindly furnished the neIo
dan. The SINGING rss conducted wholly by
Prof. To.se and his schoiars of this pace,
ami hey exhibited ca talent ana framing
in their singing. aud were received aud APP
p'auded with he greatest approx zion By an
appr, ciatiVe audience Were all don. 80
we'll it would be difficult 10 say who did
he best QnaitttIe 10y he Misses Sni h.,
Prot. Ioase and Master G. Smr II. Sni0 10y
Mss =. Paddock, Quartet by Miss Har tell,
Mrs. A. Burgess Prot. Toasu aud Maste. E
HarinelI, Duet by Miss S Sm,h and Mrs
Halliday Miss Judd and MIR j. Halliday,
were very nicely rendered aud con routed
most materially towards the ,ucceAS Oi wha1
may be called The best concer, that has even
been heard in ihis town. / iOpe Prot. TOAst
will consent 10 leach singing here next win
ter as Le can depend on Sixty scholars, and
we hope the church Will be REPAIRED ere tua
lIme, AS believe there is ALREADY near 1--WE
hundred dollars Subscribed Tor the purpose
and bite We are Iry ing to raise funds I,
repair our church, the congregation Der
hav' literally subscribed about hundrc,
dollars towards building a crurcli Mt Salcu
Station, aud we certainty expccred rome q
the cltlze ns OF that village would have favor
ed Us with their presence ~ the conccr
SALEM. March l7th. 1873 w. v. C.
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KING OF rhE BLOOD.

commenced using kIug Ofthe Blood. / was
troubled WITH u Scro utous Eruption on the
back 0f my neck, extending 10 Tue back OF
my ears It had existed tor srvrra, months.
also the inside OF my ears, both had heeu core
more than year, and bad resisted all
attempts at healing land lhey were manj).
had used your medicine but n few months
before my neck and sars We're entirely we'll
and have NOT troubled me since, and it has
been several months since.
Mrs. G.. Fl. WHITE,
Alden Erie Co N Y.
See advertisement in another column.
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SOMERS CAUCUS.

The Republican electors of the town of
Somrrs, are requested meet at the Town
Han on Monday, The 3lst day OF March, at
ting candida es for .owu Offices for The ensu-
ing year. and for the transac ion Of such 9th.
business as may come before The meetip g
BY Order Com.
SoMERs. March nth, 1873.
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ELECTION NOTICE

Notice ia hereby given that the ensuing
the following officers to-wit:
City Mayor,
Treasurer.
Clerk
Assessor.
Justice OF the Peace
Three aldermen from each ward
A Supervisor from each ward.
A Sc o oil Commissioner from each ward.
a Constable from each ward.
will be held on
TUESDAY, APRIL LIST, 1878,
at the following places, to-wit:
First ward at the Connect Room.
S"cord Ward a. Andrew Schoffen's Store
Third Ward at Durkee's office, on Chicago
Street.
Fnnrth Ward at the office Of E D Leonard,
Jun, N. cor 9t MAIN Street bridge
And further Notice is hereby given that a
Indicial Election will he held ut the same
time and place above mentioned in the s-v-
eraI wards of the city OF Konosha for the
purpose OF electing a County Judge for Ken
osha County in place Of I. w Webster whose
term Of office will expire on the 31st day OF
D. cpmh " 1873.
The polls Of election will he opened at nine
o'clock in the forenoon and close at sunset
on that day.
K+nosha, March 18Th 1873
4. W. BECKMANN
2w43 CITY Clerk.
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MILWAUKEE, MARKETS
SuERIFF'S SALEM PARTITION.
KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Mary a. pantner aud Pa:rick
NJ Danahrr,


Nj Danahrr,
against
Cornelius O'Brieu, Bryan O'Bri.
en- John Evans, Asa Hatch,
and James ~. Stehbns
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of judg.
ment OF partition rendered in this action al th,
re- ular November term of this Court, A. D.. 1872,
and by virtue and ia pursuance of an order OF
sale duly made in this action, by this Court Of
said November term, A. ID 1872. To wit on the
2Sih da> of December, A. D., 1872, shall off r
for sale, and sell at public auction
to TIE highest bidder at the front door
the Conrt hou>e in the City g. County of Keno
rha on tee 9Th day of april A D. 1873 st Nv
O'Clock In the afternoon of sald day. the follow
| ing described premi-es TO Wit The Nurth Earl
Quarter oi section No. Seventeen, 10 Town No
Two(2) North of Range No, Twenty (3O) East ex-
cept Forty(4U) acres thereof in sqsare 70. m ~
near A. may be in the North West corner Of said
quarter section, and North Oi the Kenosha and
| Bur ington road, TO caled) also except one Il
acre of land heretofore conveyed by William
OHrlen an ridget his wife to one Thomas
stroud by deco bearing date Oh or about the 1llh
day OF Oecembe~ A. ID 1S47. and also excepting
| Twenty thr (23) acres of land h. retOore convey
ed by said William O'Blien and Bridget his wife
to Bryan y Brien by deed dated on or abuut III,
Goth day OF June a d. 1851, beiLg Ninety six $50
acres of land more or leTs situaIed and being ~
tbs Town OF Brighton, County of Kenosha, and
StAte OF Wis conetn, togeth with all and sing uar
/ the Entertainments and appu, tenances thereuntt
belonging or appertainIng
Terms Of saIe. Cash
Dated kenoeha February 10Th D. 1873.
HEAD 81 QUARLEs JOHN TETARD
Pitts Attys Sher'tf of KenONha
6w39. County, Wisconsin
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DISSOLU TON NOTICE.
See advertisements in another column

Notice is hereby given that the c'par'uer-
ship heretofore existing under the firm nam
Of Cook ~ Protine was this day dissolved by
mutual consent G l. Cook will continue
his peddlng business as heretofore, settle
AL claims against, and to him may be paid
all bills Gu' The old firm. G h Cook,
KENos4 A, Ma, ch LIST. r. PRoTINE.
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The manufacture OF cheese is becoming q
Nearly every Gay come reports Of new facto-
ri~s being established in different parts OF
the state, and much interest in this business
has been created among the farmers within a
few years. A Buffalo produce merchant
m TX es the statement that not long since he
shipped yearly to milwaukee, from 1000 to
500 cheeses now instead OF shipping to he
ia shlpping largely from this p!ace.-MI'
Sentinel 80 &
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An Associate Justice of Supreme Cnu
he elected next Tuesday 10 a.. th. ot.c
ors@mhs Cole whose term OF Office expires on
the 3'ss. OF Dec. 1873 The Electors OF
kenoSha County will remember that OrsA.
mas Cole LA candidate far reelection. Every
voter should vote the Judicial ticket.
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a good sign is an ornament to a building.
I. l.. Whubeck knows ihls, and has recent
~ put up ION which We read "Shoeing and
Jobbiug.p
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Skill wins favor. With fine cloths and good
trimmings, and the artistic taste of Mr.
Elchelman to get up CLOTHING in betting
manner. Doan says be has no trouble 10 Sc |.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed or no SALE
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AN EXCELLENT Pen We have been tavor.
ed with samp'e card Of the ceebra' ed
Spencerian 8 eel Pens, aud after trying them
qni' e thoroughly are convinced Of their SUI
perior merit These pens are comprist d a
if'een numbers each d,tFrri z in hrxbility
and fnenrss Of point, so that the most fas.
udlous cenman cannot fail 20 find among he
Fl teen just such pm as suits him The
SprncerIa.. Pens arc famous for their eiasiici-
lty of movement, smoothnrss of point aud
great durability, and are ne rer approxt
nation 10 the real Swan Qnill Pen my
thing hitherto made They are manutac-
tured i'll England un Ter the supurvI- ION oi
the original Inventor of See Pens. tn, ven
erable Josiah Mason. and JUstph elliott
models OF th4 tate r. Spencer, the famous
peuman They are used very lar Eey in the
common schools o. the Unil.d States, IN MI
the prl"cipal commercial colleges, in the
governments Offices u Washington. and IL the
banks aud commercial otfi:~s throughout the
country. the safe reaching an enormous
qndni1 annually. For the convenience 81
Those who may wish 10 Try them. sample
card OF the Spencerlan Pens nav be had ~
mail by enclosing % Gents To Messrs tyson,
Brakeman, Taylor 81 Co l3S aud l40 Grand
5 rect, N Y or tn. pen NAV be hnugho at al
most any store wher" prms are sold.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27

Is your life insured? Ii not procure q
Policy at once in the Mutual life Of N. Y
sound, reliable, economical company. Do
not delay. Death often comes very sudden-
ly. Take away the sting Of his approach by
this provision for your family.
GREErHAM & FLUsKEY,
2w Agents.
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CENTAUR LINIAENT.

There is no pain which the Centaur Lini.
ment will not relieve, no sw. Hing H. will not
subdus, and no lameness which il will no.
cure. This Is strong language. but it, rs true.
Where the parts are not gone its fleets are
marvellous. It has produced more cnres of
Rheumatism, neuralgia, lock. jaw, palsy.
sprains, swellings, caked breasts. scaids.
burns, salt-rheum, ear ache. &c. upon the
human frame. and OF strains, SPAWN, gals,
&c, upon animals in ons year than half all
o, her pretended remedies since the world be.
gan. 1t 10 . counLer.irritAat, and all heating
pain reliever. CrippieS throw away their
crutches. rho lame walk. poisonous btes are
rendered harmless and the wounded are
healed without scar. I ID no humbug
The receipt is published around each bottle.
It Is selling "a no article ever before cold. and
1t sells because 1t does just wbab it pretends
TO do Those who nov suffer from rneum y
tIsm, pain or swelling deserve to suffer II they
will not use Centaur LlDlmeut. More than
1908 certificates OF remarkaole cures, inciud-
ing frozen limbs, on,c-rheumatism, govt
running tumors, &C., have been received
We will send n circular containing certiti-
Gates, the receipt, &c, gratis, 10 any one re-
guessing il One bottle OF the yellow wrap-
per Centaur L'niInent is worth on homo red
dollars for spavoed or swcenisd horses and
mules. or for screw worm in sheep. Stock
owners-this IMMINENT is worth your AT en-
ton. No family should he without Celtanr
Liniment. j. B Rose & Co, New YORK.
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CAsToRIA IS more than substitute for
Castor OH. L. is tho. only safe arlcie ia ex-
iatence which Ia certain TO assimlate he
food regulate the 'owes, cure wind colic
and produce natural sleep Il contains
peither minerals, morphine or alc"hal and s
pleasant To take. Chi! dren need not cry and
mothers may rest
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DemainiDe atthc Post Ofice R4nosba for.b.
ga week ending Mar 9Th 1878.
Arnson s'hine care OF W B Castle
brstton EVA Kruger Ed
BftS'ic John M1Cuii Julia
Chapman rN2 PETERS Mrs
Dlmpy Rev K Ra1ins.,n /,
GOODWIN Smith Arus
Hodge Andrew Swartz Michael
johnson Mrs M Snoter Susie
UNAVAILABLE
Ma p j Hooker Camden Neb.
TO obtain any IF the Abuveierferstha appIican,
mat call for 1I0srtised istters and give the date
ofthis list. CHAs FRANTz p. M
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CHAMBERS ENCYCLOPEDIA "A full sci
of ten volumes IN Half Tnrkey, just r.
ceivsi from the Publlahers Philadslphia.
for sale at his office
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City All col1ty G Vernment.
CITY OFFICERS

AaYOr... n AoAA
Clefx ............. ........F. w. beckm9nh
Treas ............ 49,. "a ScnoHen.
Mo-sbaO 49,. e. i. LoHeV
Jastise Of Peace. =. ...,,........ d. "a. SteDnlns
................ .. .. JlHu
Superintendent OF Schools. j. v. Quarles. Jr
Assessor ..... Nv. D RlusKey
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22
Hotel Arrivals.

Pico House-F. Kramer, San Fran
cisco; Aug. Daench, Mexico; w. j.
Wadeworth, England; A. r. Dubuy,
San Jose; j. G. Bruder, New York.
United States Hotel-W. S. Nc
Swain, Compton,; John Gale, New
River; J. Scott, Arizona; w. w.
Wood, l.. A. q s. p. r. r.; VIM. A.
Symms, San Jose; Otto Magner, Ana
helm; 4. J. Kerns, New River; Mrs.
III. Bremerman, Anaheim; William
Refine, Bakersfield; A. Goldsmith,
Azusa; ]. q. Breeder, New York; A.
A. YOumans, A. Taylor, Nevada.
Lafayette Hotel-John Torrey, Jr.,
Westminster; James Goldswinty, Sac
ramento; Alfred Higbie, Compton; H.
Pullen, Wilmington; G. p. Rinaldi,
San Francisco.
Clarendon Hotel-J. X. Stump T.
U. Otis, w. Barens, f. Wilkerson, j..
S. Hart, S. f. Durrell, Josiah Russell,
L. Nelson, l.. Holloway, Robert Brown,
Florence; Marks Wilzinski, Otto
Bauer, San Francisco; w. L. Hunter,
CerrO GOrdO; G.. II. Howard, San
Gabriel Mission; VIM. Loughborough,
Rochester, N. "; VIM. Sippy, S. p.
r. r.; John Tibbet, lei Monte; John
Noble and 2 sons, San Bernardino;
David Cox, Hollister; A. T. Currier
and John Donahue, l.. Phillips, Geo.
c. Egan, Spadra; w. Vandever, Iowa;
. Van G. Smith, New Mexico; w. b.
Adair, Breakwater; Jas. Grant, Ari-
zona; N. Noble, &. III. Leonard, San
Bernardino; j. H. Pond, Meadville; f.
l.. Perkins, San Francisco; A. Shir-
win, Elgin; VIM. Buckley, San Jose.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22
Tho Dominguez Murder Case.

The circumstances of the e.Of the
People VS.. Pedro Dominguez, for mur.
der ON trial yesterday, are as follows:
Thomas Olveras bought some prop
erty from Ramon Castro, who was an
alien. Oliveras rented it, after pur-
chase, to Leandro Romo, the de-
ceased. Romo gave it in charge of q
man named Sevaya, who took care of
the stock. Pedro DOminguez, the de-
fendant, came down to visit his som
in-law, Valensuela, and learning from
him that his property was vacant,
took possession OF the premises. Sc
vaya objected to his fOrcible entry,
whereupon Dominguez told Sevaya to
bring the owner, with whom he would
settle. Oliveras and Romo arrived
the same night at 10 p. NJ, went in
unarmed and elected Dominguez.
After the ejectment they left and
DOminguez returned. The next morn
ing Oliyeras and Romo returned.
Trouble ensued. The testimony for
the prosecution was that DOninguez
fired the first shot; for the defence it
was contended that Romo fired the
first shot, jumped behind q box and
fired again, and that then Pedro fired
ball which took the top of Romos
head off. Oliveras and Sevaga rode
OH leaving RomO in dying condi-
ton and DOminguez wounded in the
left leg, but camping on the battle
field. The closing speech was being
made by G. f.. Thorn, District Attor-
ney, last evening at 8 o'clock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22

home in the array of easy chairs and
lounges, give u domestic look of COM
fort never or rarely found in hotel.
From the parlor the guest can pass out
to the galleries looking down on the
court yard. This is the favorite lounge
OF guests in warm weather, and they
may be seen constantly enjoying
book here, surrounded by the birds and
the twining plants. From the gal
leries is also private entrance to the
Merced Theatre, so that guests can
reach the boxes and take their seats
without the trouble of going out into
the street or mingling with the crowd.
This is an advantage also appreciated
by artists and others who visit us from
time to time and give concerts at the
Merced. The suites of rooms on both
floors are richly and beautifully fur
nished. There are so sleeping apart
ments and 21 parlors. There are no
dark rooms, light being the special
feature of the Pico House. There are
also no double rooms, or what are
termed second-class accommodations
The lofty halls are all carpeted and laid
at the side with oil cloth.
The present proprietor, Chas. Know
ton, took the house OH the first of last
April, and under his management it
has been renovated, calcimined, re-
painted in great measure, and recar-
peted. The table is one of the best in
the State, and there is nothing omit
ted, either in detail or management,
which appertvins to large and strictly
first class American Hotel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22
A VOICE FROM 4 CLERK.
Hs asks that the Dry Goods Houses may be
.o Closed on the Sabbath. -..,

Los ANGELES Nov. q, 1873.
EDITOR HERALD:-Iti Is we'll known
all over the State that there is what is
called the Sunday Law. That is to
say, on the first day of the week all
business houses, with the exception of
a. few, shall be closed. Our dry
goods merchants, generally, by mu-
tual consent have complied with the
requirements of this statute, and have
found that their sales in the aggregate
show no material difference as COM
pared with the time when their places
of business were open; but to the dis
credit of few of them be it said, they
still manage to keep back door open,
or surreptitiously entice q passing GUS
toner into their stores. Now this
method works disadvantageOusly to
those merchants who in good faith
keep their. stores closed. The clerk,
who, during the week day has labOred
hard and faithfully sixteen hours, is
certainly entitled to one days rest; and
) it is about time that the officers en-
force the law, as has been often de-
manded by our merchants of them.
That there is need of one day Of rest
: out Of seven, is apparent to any right
thinking man. The experiment of
abolishing the day Of rest, was tried
! in France during her travail in the
throes of revolution. The carefully
prepared statistics of the census had
shown o the world that the physical
man and the dray horse, appropriated
to severe constant labor, degenerated
to such a fearful extent, that the whole
eloquence and rhetoric of France be-
came alarmed and wrote and spoke
the obnoxious statute from the roll of
French Statutes into appeal. sa.1
20 Your correspondent would state that
he is himself nominally an Israelite,
therefore the charge Of Puritanism
could not be brought against him; yet
he would state that the finger Of dis
appreciation should be pointed against
those fen, who still, in the face Of the
: law and in opposition to the finer SEN
timents of human nature, endeavor to
fatten their purses at the expense of
their more honorable neighbOrs who
oOnnply with the law. " W ~tt
a0T Yours, truly, L1H S.IBN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22
San Francisco Markcts...Ey ve:s;,rapl /.

FLOUR-EXtra SO 75aS6.
WHEAT-An advance of2d@3d in Liverpool
gives more tone to this market. Shippers are
now compelled to pay So 25Q92 2112.
BARLEY-Marke; better Feed descriptions
in warehouse, 81 %: choice brewing, S4 Is.
OATS-ChOice 81 80; Oregon 81 ~.
HAY-Ordnary wheat, SIS; 30 tons wild oat
sold at Sl6 rs. The range is Sl5@$20
CORN-Small lots from warehouse placed
at 81 55.
POTATOES-Sweet, 81 25; Pigeon Point 81;
Humboldt 95c@Sl; other kinds 60@S0c.
ONIONS-$l 8711@2 on.
BEANS-Bayo "a; large butter AZ; pea and
small white 50; pink and red 2lac.
HONEY-26aZ71a; choice southern 5000; do
northern in comb. strained Sgli; in bulk, 75
W95 per case OFF, dozen glass Jars.
BEESWAX-Dull at 27h.
DAIRY PRODUCTS-Fancy lots fresh roll
butter readily taken at 62%@65; other daires
50c picked roll ~; tirkin 271@@3j. Steel's
cheese II; other California dairies 13el6; east
ern l3la@l6%. California eggs 6Oqg62L; Ore
gon 5j; eastern 3719@40.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22
'rhc Cuyas House.

I The California oysters kept in the
elegnnt establishment OF Mr.. Cuyas, near the
PicO House, have special qualities, owing to
the system followed by the above named gen.
tleman in fattening and preserving them as
fresh as when taken out of the sea. Lovers of
oysters can see for themselves and be con-
WINGED. Chocolate, coffee, tea and other re-
freshments, all first-class, are also served
there. There can be found for sale Sherry
Wine, Muscatel, imported from Spain, by
Mr. Cuyas, and best brands of Havana Ci-
gars He also keeps a good stock Of perfu-
merry, toys and candies of all kiuds. no9-2w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22
Reel Estate grsasacsiens.

Deeds filed for record for the "a hours end
Ing at O'Clock, Nov. 2lst, 1879, as reported for
the DAILY HERALD by Judson 4 Gillette,
Searchers Of Records for Los Angeles county:
Rafael Machado to Josefa Villa de Chap
n,an-Lot ots7 and 2, hiock2 ~, Lecoivrcur's sur
Jonathan Plxby tcfsecTs Y. Bixby-Port Of
Ralas de las Verdes; 5000. FIt Hia
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22
Look Hero.

"Eat, drink and be merry" at
on Commercial street. Johnny Is an acknOwl-
edged prince among restauranteurs. The best
meats ana vegetables are used and cooked In
the most palatable manner Take your meals
at Johnny's and you will feel truly refreshed.
All meals % cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22

The only place where the genuine
interchangeable Pebble Spectacles can be
found Is at Fisher & Cos Jewelry Store, 81
Main street. They are made Of the best ma
terlal, uniform in density and of high refrac-
tive power. Come, all ye who live for good
oversight, and try them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22
or Special Interest TO Farmers.

At the Esperanza Store, No. 108
Main street. will be found the largest and
choicest stock of Merchandise Groceries,
Liquors, Cigars, ETC., in Southern California.
1t is we'll known that at this store you can
buy all goods in their line at from five to ten
per cent. cheaper than at any other store in
Los Angeles; also that the highest price is
paid for all kinds OF country produce. All
goods delivered to any part Of the city free of
charge.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22
Look Mt This!

The only place in the city to get
choice. Engravings, Chromos, Oil Paintings,
etc, is at M. V. Ponet's, SO Main street, where
you can buy them cheap for cash. or pay in
weekly installments of from % cents to ST. ac-
eording to the amount purchased. YDI-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22

M The tide of ofimmlgration is steadily set
ting In, and the first thing eastern people do
is to throw away their New York Hats and buy
a new one of DESMOND. They say there is no
comparison between the two.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22

kD- All men ought to know that all kinds of
gentlemen's Clothing will be made with neat
ness and dispatch by o regular tailor. The
finest Imported and Domestic Cloths always
on hand at d. w. Fitzpatrck's, corner OF
Court and Spring streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22

So ]. Cohn keeps fine Havana and Domes-
tic Cigars. No. 81 Main street, Downey,s Block,
Thompson & Gerson's saloon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22

Zing q, z0ng of Fischer se
Who.make der Watches ly;
Four und dwcndy beoples i t-s-
Going dhere to puy.
Ven der shtOre Is obcned
Mester Fischer pegins to zing, an
For he feels SO mighty goot 1tH -
Dot he Is pleased mit.efery ding.
Dhere vas a man vat sword leetle
Ven his watch no longer run,
Und he goes down by tina. sh.oro ss--H
Und puys u pran new Won.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22

Time, is on the wing. To make it
pass more slowly and pleasanter watch 1t
closer by buying Clock at Fisher e. Co.'S
JeweIry Store 81 Main street, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22

The Clarendon Hotel reports busi-
ness brisk. They had to make up
sixteen extra beds last night in the
parlor, and elsewhere. fE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-22
Exports.
THE COURTS.

District COErt-WIDNEY, j.
FRIDAY, Nov. u.
The court was occupied all day in the trial
of the case of the People vs.. Pedro DomingueZ,
charged with murder
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j. D. PATRICK, Trayeling Agent. Leave or
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