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Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-06
San Bernardino Items,

From the San Bernardino Argus, June g.
Monday was the warmest day of the
season, the mercury reached 910.
Yesterday a me stream of water was
obtained upon the Court House lot,
sufficient for all purposes.
We heard stranger who has trav-
eled extensively over this State, re-
Gently remark that San Bernardino
was the most quiet and orderly place
he had seen.
The selling of intoxicating liquors to
Indians is fast becoming a serious
matter in our town. That somebody
furnishes the Indians with the means
of sintoxication is beyond doubt.
Only few nights ago the night was
made hideous by the yells Of drunken
Indians,
While reports reach us from many
sections of the State of short crops and
complaints of intensely hot weather,
and prevailing epidemics are heard
often repeated, this valley is in the
full enjoyment of that degree of pros
perity which has long been her rich
heritage. Peace, plenty and prosper
ity abound, and cause us to believe
that we are q favored people.
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HiQh School Examinations.

The examinations in DR.. Lucky's
department were concluded yesterday,
and the school closed for vacation. A
large number of visitors were in at
tendance, and the exercises passed off
most successfully, In the forenoon
the class was examined In Literature
and Latin, passing the trial with much
credit to the scholars and teacher.
Miss Mccoy recited ''The Nineteenth
Century Teacher very acceptably.
Mr.. Goode followed, with a compost
ton entitled "Lionizng Crime"
Miss Thomas recited the erich and
Poor man." and Mr.. O'Melveny closed
the mornings exercises with "a De-
fens sc of the Irish Character" The
afternoon was occupied with examin-
tious in Geometry and Trigonometry
in which the pupils again acquitted
them selves with credit. "Cataline,"
a decla nation by Mr.. Leck, was we'll
delivered "The Gamblers Wife,"
recited by Miss Levy deserves especial
mention. Miss Levy possesses fine,
rich voice and her information was al
most perfect. Entering thoroughly
into the spirit of the piece, she brought
out its deep pathos in manner which
would do credit to an amateur. "Math-
ema tics for Young Ladies'" compost
ton by Miss Peel, exhibited ample
thou ght and fine judgment. 1t abound
ed in sensible ideas, which could be
adopted with profit by every young
lady in the land. Mr.. Benjamin fol-
lowed with defamation containing
some excellent hints to fire cOm'
pany, and the exercises of the day
and term were concluded by Miss Ad-
dis with composition entitled "Judg-
ed and Judges The composition was
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LETTER FROM LOS NIETOS.
Reprehensible Amusement Business
Lively Harvesting Commenced
Good Cr0ps-ExpOrts.

EDITOR HERALD:-I have not seen
fight, a drunk, or book agent in our
quiet village since my last. In fact, I
have not seen anything that would in
terest your readers. On Saturday we
saw dog carrying large tin can at
lively rate, through the streets crowd
ed with horses and buggies, men,
women and children. With due re-
gard for the feelings of those engaged
in the finn (?) | must say disapprove
of anything of the kind. While L fail
to see the semblance of amusement in
the act, it is simply cruel and endan-
gers the property and lives of people.
BUSINESS AND BUILDING
Still go on. Frhe hall is progressing
finely. The walls are about two feet
high all round, and sixty thousand
brick are now on the ground. Mr..
Beatty thinks he will be ready for the
joists of the second story next week.
The San Diego stages now connect
with the cars here, delivering mail
and passengers to the Railroad Com
pany.
HARVESTING Is PROGRESSING.
notice to-day the first lot of the
barley crop passing to the depot for
shipment to San Fernando. 1t is now
affirmed that the yield of small grain
per acre this season is the heaviest
ever known in the valley. Crop pros
poets generally are very flattering.
Everybody is busy-not an idler to be
seen, and all the old GROWERS at for
tune look happy.
1 hear little of the hotel Of
late. No doubt on the return of
Judge Crawford from the East it will
be built.
Exports since last report: l case
merchandise to San Diego, II hi es,
bundle sheep skins, and l42 sacks corn
to San Francisco, boxes eggs to Los
Angeles.
There is an engine at the depot con-
signed to B. L. Peel, San Fernando,
for the use of the oil refinery.
ANON.
Nietos, June 4, 1864.
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which was one of the most wealthy
on this Coast.
1 have no local items Of Importance.
The ears arrive and the stages depart
daily with perfect regularity, and the
passengers are one and all, as far as l
have heard an expression, perfectly
well assured of the success of San Fer
nando.
The sale of the town lots with farm
ing lands will take place on the Sd
prox., and | think that parties wish
ing to secure for themselves beautiful
sites for location for future homes
would do well to attend the sale in
Los Angeles, as perhaps they will
never have such an opportunity again.
SAN FERNANDO.
San Fernando, June 5th.
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Look here, weary woman-there is
rest for you! Steam will do your washing
The new patent Climax Washer, just intro
duced in Los Angeles, is self-acting ma
chine, and dispels all dread of wash-day. 1t
stops the use of the wash-board; 1t stops all
the handwriting and labor in washing; 1t
neither rubs, nor scrubs, pounds, nor man.
giles, and therefore neither wears, tears, nor
Injuries the most delicate fabrics. 1t washes
any clothing, no matter how dirty, from the
coarsest blanket to the finest lace, in from % 10
40 minutes. AS we are selling the Washers on
their own merits, We will deliver them to you
for your approval. If they do not perform as
represented, You need not keep them. Call
and get one on trial, at the DOLLAR STORE,
l02 Main street, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-06

This remarkable curative herbal
preparation is entirely unlike and greatly
covered.
1t strengthens the living vital nervauric
principle, and gives energy to the muscles,
nerves, flaments, membranes, and all tissues
of the internal organs.
PIPIFAX-Keeps tho skin in a supple
condition; the cuticle plant the pores open;
and brings the blood to the surface; thereby
enabling the system to counterfeit these bane-
full atmospheric influences.
PTPIFAX-Passes through the blood, car
ries off by PRECIPITATION and other excretions
the effete and injurious materials of the body.
1t is soothing, Alternative and decorative. Used
methodically and nationally, aided by suita-
BILE diet, it produces most important changes
in the system, contributing t, the reconstruc-
ton of tissues, and removes vitiated matter
which has become not only useless but inju-
rious. No other article has ever been intro
duced which combines in such an extraordi-
nary degree the principles of an efficient anti
bilious agent and tonic. Try 1t and be con-
vineed.
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Good Chance.

NOR SALE-A LARGE LOT OF NEW
II Wagons of every description at VERY
Low PRICES. Apply at ALSO SHOP.
my2l-lm II. GRAND.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-06

The 9 Tito MA School of Design will
give q ex ibition of the drawn gs
and I'll lies of the pupils at 3l3 Pine
street, San Francisco, June 9th.
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Agency Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Company. Assets, S2l, OOo,-
600. Agency State investment Insurance
Company, Fire and Marine. Assets, $780,
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Special Notices.

M The tide ofimmigration is steadily set
ting in, and the first thing eastern people do
is to throw away their New York Hats and buy
new one of DESMOND. They say there is no
comparison between the two.
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Nietos, June 4, 1864.

Archie Berland, well known Ne
vada silver miner, has been elected
Superintendent of the Calistoga Silver
Mines, and took charge recently.
, 1874-08-28

Tho manufaeture9, of tho 81 ton gun
st thc oya nan iaetoros aI.s IN tho loyal A.;
cyory Htop III its growth is watched with coustl-
crable interest. The largest OF ita coils. except
QUO, was woldod under tho great atea1n i,a.nnlor
recently, and alfordeda very interesting Hlght to
D large humber of spectators. ThiA col wolgha
with sle groatoBt oaso by tho export foryemon
ot tho Royal Gun M Faetotioa. .s sslthoagl ,9 It was
boeu made. Another, noarlY 1onblo the Bizo,
will, howoyey, haya to DO prepared Tor tho same
gun, and some special machinery III being COLI
Atruetod for ita manufacture. The pGoE1cas Vi
tho gun haH IN like manne1 necosBtatcd atora-
tioua OF tho rlauttn nlest Of the workshops OF
the department. The lathe In which tho Stool
tube ii beiny bored han lad lis hcat, carried
about 10 foot through tho wall into tl'o next
Hhup, boing 10 much longer than any tubo which
haB psoyious!y paused through tho boring mills.
lts length IL nearly laot, and itA
weight about 1G tons. At tho aras boring \
rough ont Of inoaoh Ia to bo tatou out, tho
nalbro being enlarged by subsequent cusa oi
il, l9aud II Inches.
, 1874-08-28

ru IN ~ Ia1151t1 ~ oA1oAGo.
=, 14e Executive oonanissoo OF tue Irustoos OF
tho University Of Chicago met, by invitation OF
Hon. II. IL. Thompson, ut tho Droyoort uouac,
on 1ucalnv. and artnr nar,nkinr of t,,o ,ovorol
l,o.,;t,It,. ~ ,.,,.,o H.. ~ 49,
matlcrs Of bussncas.
Arrangements ,Yoro ordered for bringing to-
sotpcr tic roru,ar brary Of lin University mn,
lin 11o,.,utonl,o',, Hl,r,., f,a ,.;ttsa. "t'''
ao,,avata ,.o,...,s ?,,,n +'op' "'uolto III
sulnsato fooms, 'hto Que large room, which,
When completed, will make ono Of tho tlnoHt
Abrary-roomH III tic country.
, 1874-08-28

From EE {gFktfEH fffGHHf.
Tho manila Of Greeley. nl,d Of uihcr nlares in
Colomso, are destined 1or q long time, and ncr-
lnps always. TO Oo ituprosBiyoiy paincd With tho
sivlt Of inyaills coming hitler too late: and
osnecialjy Of such inyal.Is as arc moor and want
emuIoyment, TINT tLey NAV live wl,,lo tLey dp
live, They aro com,ng now, having faiut hopea
that they NAV be- cured; but every experienced
porao, secs that tuath las narloJ ti.o1u for lis
own, aud it cannot DO long before thoy viii pasa
awuy. Not infteuuoutly do such COMO WHO arc
rnlcr tho stern necessity Of 1luaing employ
nlcnt, tint thoy may earn thoir broatl
md. na they need exercise in tie omen mir.
or ut least exposure to the ar, they ret tho idca
that somehow they might DO employed On cattle
rancLop. As nomo have q similar Ijcu who Rro
not invalitis, aud as somo young men thluk it
would 10 good Idea to ruatica,o on g rauc},,
so1netl,inc might bo said Of what thov uro to
exrcct.
FiysEIt is not customary to furnish hired
mon with bedding. They ara to lind their own
Llanketp md thsy muy sleep On the hay, or on
the ,loor' or On tito bale ground. In gooh many
n}acca pnch }pigiHy Diaces ase preferable to beds
# thoy could lo lad.
. ssconi~Tho food is plentiful enough. but tin
kind in far from being what most yo5,ug mcu in
fho East nro acc,,stomed to. and It IL lar from
hcina nnitahle to mi invalid. Theirs aro two
, 1874-08-28
THE CIrY-HALL,

prcsilout priudfyfllo Of tha Hoard OF Public
worlu vo,tnr,av ,ot,,,,oa e.n,,, ,,is ,.it w
na"a',. ] ''''o'e"' 'o'a''ea 1toA' A'' ''s'' ~
oasa""'
Aid, Minor, who has boon out of town sinco
tho Dulferiu roaauin,, .,,p alst, r,trr,,ct
49,, ' ..s0 -. 'o ,
AN. Cofcoran, OF tho ttro and Wnscr Conaal1'
too. viii call meeting OF that Committee Oh
Saturday uext'i at tho Citv.U Clerks otllco
eovorn, =, a.. 4.,a...,a.. ...1 A., ,,,uor =,
eosoea' VI eae A'aes9sea aaa tns alayoe U,
Hfoopofe wero tho guests OF the FIro-Alarahal
aud Mayor Coiyiu for 4 few hours yesterday af-
~ urc,,,aina ,,na, 49, a.,o,s. a.I ,a,,a, ~,
.,osa '"es ~" "to,o.'s'"a' a'4 sa''oa ~
.uoao o'ty onlc'a's LOT aa'ice NJ to "l'ae @oula
bo thotr best coufao.
, 1874-08-28
HOLY FAMILY CHURCH.

Tho Holy Family Cathedral, near tho corner
of Twelfth street mud pluo Island avenue, ia
perhapa tho largest aud most costly church iu
tho city. Not satisfied with this. 1t seems dcs~
tined to hayo tho tallcat spire. 10 this ohi, tho
erection Of Bpiro upon tho 80-foot tower Of
tue church Is now in ptogress Tho spire il
fashioned somewhat aftor the architecture Of
tho church. and when completed will stand 275
foct above tho ground. It will DO Burmoantcd
by gildcd iron crosy. Tho FIRST 1928 feet of tlo
tower and spiro is aquare, and the residue
octagon. An idea Of the siGo Of the structure
may bo gained from, tho statoment that Its
building will consume 1U0,0u0 feet Of timber,
20 tons Of wrought-iron straps aud bolts,
215 tous OF cast-irou Blloos for braces, and 10
tons Of cnt~stone, TO Bay nothiug of tho gai-
vauizcl iron to bo used in covering it.
It is estimated that 15o tons Of matorial
will be used in its construction. 1t will
cost about S18, ,010, mud IL expectcsl to 10 COM
ploted by Oct. l. AIr. J. 7. Huber ta tho
arehltcot, aud j, ?. Trucy tue contractor, both
q th;s city,, The corner-otoMo Of tue
church wns lnid Aug. 20, 1857 aud tbs
church was deu1cated tltoe ycars lator. Tho
building OF tho spire ut this tiluo IL onIy tho
completion Of tue original design. Tho church
has already cost. ios building and furniture,
about S350, 900, When completed, with itH tAi1ty-
two chime bells, 1t will hayo cost not less than
425.000, which. wo believe, il more nlouoy thau
III invested III any other city church. THO church
retatns sta original pastor, the ltav. Futher d.
mon, who estimates tllat $1,000 personB attend
service thcro every Sunday, ,-or moro tlan nttend
any Gfteon Protestant churches III tic city.
Tie attendance Of children alono upon
4o0o. Tho church uoyer Maa III Il more lloueiall-
ing condition,
, 1874-08-28

t,tn,,,u.,,4 - u. ..,.,t., ,-l- u .-,-,..-
1all1lltnont OF it9 appolntod Work-ttlo taking
!!A1t dnWa .ahd fopullaing OF tho patient; com
,'ileeHonb mnT ne met hnd controlled,
cus tae uaratlon oL tno Glaoaso unless pro-
!!ongon Y Daa j, ,mouieiho or tn1odoiols fcoditfg}
n masu aapa ~ 't on.nos lgns nnso hoefl
prnyontna, naa opntso! noen &afood n time. b1t
oNce eb!no'eho" IL cahnot oeaso until fts vork la
pomIdH,tnlen:: m,.,r " u: ,,.,u4 :,-...,.
1nn t"os @ n,hs an.orn1lno tae tfoattnont both
~ y MIu .st,.t ntn n!cuvht o. tno esaohsna loYcfs
LIE p.yh!sltla chlc1 ulty ~ 70 guard ngalnst
eon'ps,e"tona " HOOP or in)nhfoao'is tr'onss
to aFold stu!HhG. starving, At1tl stimulation oil
, 1874-08-28

THO Marshal Btntel talat a practical harncss
masor ought TO 10 engaged by tho Buard for tito
PURPOSE ol maklna mid repairing Asti,csB md
lloae. Lids for difrerout articles for tho ING Of
tho Fira Department Horo opened. "No contracts
awarded.
THE noA1.D or PUBLIC wonGa
cito tho following INSTANCE OF tho uttor uHclcss-
ncba Of tho cortcatoB Of indebtedness w}nici, II
ia proposod TINT tho Comptroller nlluultl ias,,o
for tse Construction oi liz Lneoi" "Vst streot cot
csartnoy, vno eaored TO I 10 i. '0"ias fos
$500. Fig clalma TINT thIu bitl
cash for tho work, should tho contract l,o award-
cd to hin. Tho nc4t lowoat bid Ii for sl3,450,
Or 10, boo moro than tho Courtney bid. II tho
COMPTROLLER i]ndH II impossible to pay Courtney
ID nea r Is wo w atseas co
ttllcates as payment. Iii lhla manncr 80. $50
would bo thrown away. Tile Board. howoror,
llopo to bo hb1o to award tho contract. to Mr..
Courtney. and only mention lho case Ms ot.o that
iHsuo stlch certificates.
REVENUE STAMPS ON BANK oRECHs
s. A. Irwin, Collector OF 1ntorna1 Rcyouue Of
tho FirHt DISTRICT haa received tho following let
tor on Tho subject Of royou.to stampa OH bank
chcoks, drafts, otc.:
TnEAs DErahrAErr. orr1oE or 1Sr. nEy.,1
WAanJauroN, aug. 25, 1871.
En-: ]. w. Mialcton, Esq., printing and statione-
this ot!ce respecting tho legality af using, wishou.
stnmru, focoipts and cllccha payable ono day afer
tate, without grace % hubaiacs for rsgular bunk
him That hnnk cl.egks, drafts, OF ordcss. payable nj
Ftght or on Demand, drawn by may purity, for any
nn!unnt, upon bank bafhcr, trust einpany, arc
Hlsljet to the stnp tnx Of cents. All other rapprn
issued OIL Or otter Oct. 1879. nre exempt. II II not
10 DO expected Tint tl]n Office Will nil III inyentlng
forma fur ovadlng thu stamp sax checks. Very re
spee.fully, II. q. poaEHs,
Deputy Conantsaloncr,
, 1874-08-28

and tho cuatody and caro- OF tho Hamo woro COM
mltted to him.
Aftor attention to minor mattora Of business,
tho Committee voted to adjourn.
, 1874-08-28


Trustees, Monday evening, tho bid Of Anlrow
Bill, Offering to build Bidowa}kH OH delinquent
lots on Winston ayonue as a5 ceuts per foot, was
accepted. Tho Clerk WIS orlorod to
notify tho c., Il. I. l. r. mud tho c., q.
l. I. G. r. II. Companies to romoyo tAer trucks
from Ataplo street within thirty days. bill of
Sl20 for lumber used in The construction Of a
cafabooso was accepted. The Trensuror's re-
port showing tint tho receipts MP tn Aug 2i liatl
boon s408.87, aud tho disbursements S3Da,7l,
was referred to tho Finance Committee, aud tic
mcetlng adjourned.
CORNERSTONE LAYING.
Tue eofnes-stono Of THO new graded school
was la!d TueHdaY with imposing ceremonies
Tho day waa beautiful, and thoro was u very
lnrge asscnbaye Of pcuple from atl parts. CHI
cago, Blue lsand, Dolton, ana Euglowootl woro
Woll represented. AddrcBnos were made by Prof
Wentworth, Of tho Norma! School; tho Rov,
Air. Roy. Of Chicago; tho Rev. D. S. iloirron,
Mr. 1luling, hlr. ". II. Hopki..aon, and
many others. Circuit interest WaA n,RuifcHlnd
by tho citi2euB. a bald Of n,1sio lod tho pro-
cossion [rom tho old aclool-h0llHo {tho only ono
thrco yoars ago) to tho site or tho lsow one-the
fourth built i'll three yoa1s-whfcl will cost
$50, 900. Afler tho coroslonioH, llio Committee
laA tue way to tho uenlMoriet Park. noar by,
where roFrosllmHnts OF eyory description wero
1lborally aud gratuiloualy furnished to Old aud
young.
, 1874-08-28

LAWN bUClAULEH.
On Friday evening there will bo Iawn aocia-
ble givon W tho young peoplo Of tho IL. +.
Church on the grounds OF hlr. Hoath, Dundee
street. Lawn sociables have beon q lcgular ct,-
tcrtainmont during tho summer, aud lilo young
people layo enjoyed them immensely. Sow
eral serious foars hayo resulted, howoyor.
sotuo Of tho young Iadios who attended
them hayc arrived homo 10 1Ato with
such pitoons talcs Of losing their wny that their
parents have heen terribly frightened. After
aged mou, with lanterns, ainbling azouild loohlug
I'LL tho laula. "
, 1874-08-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY,

Aid, Jhtuoa O'Urloi NAB bold Inst oyohfnr nt Tin
cornor of Polk nnti Afnronn utroo>a n,,a ,r,
sfeey auemaua' II, y, ttos.oont AoatnR "as IN tho
ehatf, Emu w. y. host soofotary. After roading
md approving tho mlnntca Of tho proylons meot~
ing, most Of those preBout who Ind not toluot1
tho c1nh cnmo fn,wnra ~ t,~,ta,,ar % au,1
foi,cd nwolm, to ,,on,,,o..,,,,,, ~ .,,s n,, ~
sos"t aan n"'''"s 'no t'oi''ooEs"'p VI 'no oup to
ABOUT zoo.
Mr. EdgoSorth. from tho Committee Of Flvo
EYacut,vn con,r,ttton ro,,ortod tbot Nm un,n.
n,,I,on h,a sa1nota1 4, co.nr,i,t,o ~ rif,v-t1vn
.''''eeo hao se1ocsed Cohmlttoo u rnss'-ASo
from each precinct, "a follovs:
;, tirs! pree'aet-peuna Mccarthy, Charles Quinn,
itoger MorAan Z. l1erbcitz, Frnhk slasaroa'. ,u
WIN, M;lsm A'npsas ness, T. Nnn,s a. snatror
JAMES sinclnirc Air' 1Iarycy N'"'0'
toHrfh f'ytttnct-ifensy Wendt, O. Reynolds, John
Wall, ii. Mueller, John Ma.oney.
Fpsh i'rcc1,nt-r. Farley, n. Barrett, r 1tcManuH
a. Shnrbert. Il h'eine; ~ o.x,.o, y -.
ass'h ffxrimt o11fk: It'll H. e. ,Lr D. o"foo'' - oe-
@"s!, H!y,srss ~ I,..;.i rGnsmas Nfrsnory. r. Tommy
Janes u'uyrne, T. Yorc, Thuraan Dsiet.
EiyhM irrciact-D. u'snllivan, Frank Kcly, r.
Jordan, il Tobh, 4. schuggcr, Judge ii. drllan,
Ihon'as Alains; r... ,,...,,,. r,.,, ,,.u,n ,,,..
A!hfh l'tfchct-ynmcMa r. nraa1cy' ohn AoF1eS, eohh
faaS' g;s u; nr1ls"t nf Wani B. out) arn1v. 4,
1anly. j. sl.o!t, ii. o'f'on,lor. ''
.ras ill.,. I'm roro,t Tin f,bs,r atat.a that
n Ill mi
hesa ll,o howor to uoninote an Aldor,11nu or tlot
nftnr iHs H. naflnnticn ''~
mon,i,or nhicrfetl tn fla f?orn1nit,cc for Hin
ronsnn tint It snn mt i,st nno f., tlat nersons
nnnn,ntn.l woro in precincts wbero t],oy did unt
jjns''''N@' j1yn' t~'''~'' "''e@~ '~'~'
Mr.. scsu.an ob1cctolto tho Committoo's r,nk
atr,eto4 bv tno tnpctlur.
hftor f,rtjior ,]iaensson, t)c ronort vaa ai,ontu
,d ''~ '' ~e'0
Hrr. scon1nn linn movo5 that the comn,,tso
NJ ia first ,,,natinrr In att,orivcG to maho ss
,,ecossnrv e .,s n nnr,ccfinu IN .ha cn,nn,;ttno @
aInnted e'A'~'''0' 'S'''*o''
Err"ni. 1.o,,,r wan co,,ra fnr mn, s3,roD.n,
ma ,,n"t;,~ In ,raa o~ita aavor ~ Iho Ts,,,
i,S,o,,iun ~ tfa nrono;ans ~ as,,rI,r nnI,,is
cnns' 1e aad thn nrasnus A1drrtn.n5 fncnr. Tn,,
~. ni,ra,S Ind rrra"aa - ~ i.a
~ n1ootion ~ aonnrn ~ on,rnrr,ntti.,,
far vadnnt ~ H,rrisnm atrc"t h,,t XII p1nnt
fs;,n1 and n,1olt IT, hn co1ie1 n oc"nnnf VA TX
thn,,rht lin wnr4l ncclei ;nsreoeod for;ft,ra ~
.,aa, ~ nroo ~, tnnt ,.. ,.mt ~ ~ a; ~
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,ntnroat NJ tI,n warl'onno nr ,,nnnoSt;onoJ H..
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surallco That our rights nru being there
by protected. Tho Epoakor then launched
outside Of ward affairs somewlat,
lACAlGu Oh tHD llllHIClAl uG6lOHt 1IeQ-LtuQG, anu
, 1874-08-28

TIE KANE COUNTY FANMIsRS
will hold q convention ut Geneva Sopt 10. to
nominate pcrsona to ill tho offices OF Shorilf
AMI Coroner Of tho county. Also to Helcct drlo-
gates to the 1ndopeudont Congressional Conve,l-
lect delegates to u District Convention to
10 held ut Geneva, Sept. 81, to sc-
lccs three candidate for Legislative
Lonofn, aud transact such other business aB n1ay
! como boforo thom. BT the time nil tho ticlota
proposed uro in the fold in this section of com
try, tho voter will have to drop patty aud pvk
for men. Alrondy tho mixture IL g3ttng 40
thick the average politician hardly knows whero
, 1874-08-28

nre npon us iko q dciugo. Sept. s, tho
One Hundred aud Twenty-sevonth Illinois In
fantry will guther at Etgin aud fight their co,l-
llissary battles over agHin; Sept. ., the Fifty
second Infantry, formerly commanded by Col.
apart for tho Eighth Cayalrv TO rattle their spurs
aronud tho quiet streets Of Woodstock, aud greet
their former commander, Con. ]. L. Farnsworth,
who is expected 10 mako an address upon gues-
tons Ut interest 10 nj,
, 1874-08-28

Barc1ay, Of Elgin: "past and Futnrs ef tho Dairy
Interests Of Illinois," subocts Of discussion: *Ile
.Mprsy md demand Of .'ary proaacs md ther
'Ths best pan 10 avoi Ss te iew priocs m a weS rse,
usually prevail for, butter and cheeso during
the summer nonths,"-K. II. soue, s. u.
Mann. Tho hcAk method of keeping lp
ttae supply ot milk during Ru1ncr tso"tHhss,a
-Jndge i. Wilcox Il. ". Stewart. "Tha advantages
q, and ees se ps iE @ M In M Ssa Of f.
yidual dairics,"-I. II. Wanzcr. Hourly ". Mead.
What tnlproyement bus been made Iii tho laat few
yeai tn tic manufacture Of butter and cheese nu lis
results, ID. E. Wood, A. Lowell. "The best ulrthod
Of improving nnd supplying the dairy.-c. @. Buell.
!. 1ose. MiseN!laNepuA n,!s!ntsa.