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Henderson E 4, TO 8. 5. :,


t. Henderson Eut F.,..------:
Stuart Lodge j. q, o. r., y, 1. Richard
son, MIG. 70 fss
Christian Temple OF Honor and Temper
ance, FL. T. Newell, w. C. T. 5st5s ssg 49,
Manchester Council, Friends of Temper
ance, I'll. B. Owen president. q +
Friendship Lodge, No. 20, Knights of
Pythias, S. g. Weisiger c. C.
Lee Section, No. g, c. of t.: William
Lipscombe, w. A.
Public schools.
Trustees, William Ambers, T.. r. Chiles, and
j. Fl. Hatcher. There are eight white and
three colorcd schools in town, and the Meade
Memorial school, Miss Berkeley principal.
Places OF worship.
Methodist Episcopal church Ninth ave-
nue. near Decatur street, Rev. w. G. Lump
kin pastor. Membership, 300.
Baptist church: cambridge street and
Eleventh avenue, Rev. D. B. Wirfree pastor.
Membership, AS.
Presbyterian church.: Porter street aud
Tenth avenue, Rev. William A. Campbell
pastor. Membership, %.
Meade Memorial (EpiscopaD church, to
be supplied by Rev. Z. T. Samms after Feb.
ruary list: Twelfth avenue and Decatur
street. Membership, 80.
Colored Baptist church: Rev. A. Bnga
pastor, Seventh avenue and Perry streets.
Membership, 900.
County Officers, &c.
Judge, William 1. Clopton Clerk County
Court, John r. Cogbill Clerk Circuit Court,
NJ. A. Cogbil; Treasurer, W. B. Woodbridge;
commemorative Attorney, William Am
bers; Sheriff, G. II. Flournoy; Surveyor, j.
i. Laprade; Superintendent Poor-House,
w. 4. Gill.
Number of deeds recorded 1873, 597.
Number of marriages recorded at the office
of the county clerk during the year 1873:
January-.White, 4; colored, 3: February
White, 10; colored, 2. March, White, 8;
colored. 4. Til--White, 13; colored, IL.
May--Whte, X; colored, II. June--White,
8; colored, 8. July--White, s.; colored, 7.
Ausust--:White, 8; colorea, A. septen-
ber--White, 8; colored, 4. October--White,
5; colored, 2. Misunderstanding 9; col.
ored, 6. December--While, 90; colored, 20.
! Total---W bite, 100; colored, 81.
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from, DnnVIlie.

HOLIDAY ANn FLhNs' MOO
<~"'>''' HASE-SoTlcEs, &C.
no If tie Richmond nlSpatch.l
R'Ft,>,'.,,r,,r Va, December 81. 1919.
~ ~, a 49,, orthe church people during
",I lay hg> been 10 MAKE .pe o" I;,;,s
ne ~ 49, rai!drcn happy. The hpsc9i' W. 'n
So ,hr l,nn-Strcet Ne'hoo'>'s &c" va .hn
aa' ,, ~" a. The 2itb; the Bap''S's anu , 'no
y - S,rc,., Mc1hodi>ts on the 2nEn anu VIC
h''',,' ,,,,-,on. ~ the 29th. IT The mann
-, .W.,hr,,;s, yi,Irch, besides the Lhr!st
- avn free entertainment ior '.'c
- tF'T , ,,',', feast WAS provided for VS.
-FN,E': ,,h,rh I lcsrn about scventy-h'e
Co. .',''a r,.,J.y.A. At the Baptist chi,rch
O.. 80, ,...g. religious exercises ,n.Which
I" W, v,r,fn. of the Presbyterian chtrca.
IT,. ,,.,.',.,,,;,c Share. These over, the
1., ~ ,r,..r, and :hc guests were invited
,t'''' -; ,., q Roanoke Female College.
a,.''> 49,. ..'. ,,,., al the church had prepared
W.T. -" .-.,,. strung with presents for the
80 "''>.'" snail, and q SumptuouS en-
y@.',- -'.',.... - -. Mr.. u. r. Bentley,
'.i.."'". tbr company around
il" go, r.;,sryt M address on
u" .n;.r,, n!hlc. whic! has been h'ehi!
u .'t.,o,,,.r5. 9ai alter 4 hymn OF lhfota-
s...'i ''', ~. .na>t lively man'er ny the
=. g.r rljI,l,,n. Mr. J. :. ENstI appeared III
r.>,u"ae q, santa Claus ana o'S'ri-
w. ,.s,.. ,.,....u;> from thclrcc. Some emu
- =, lr.a- Growth were not passed ny
a. .,,.,,;T.n,.i. Key. Nr. Hume recelvcu
-; -. -, ~ II ,al;>t MIR. superintendent +.
,s' LEV. .,, .gr.ra copy OF the WaVerly Novels
j. -. ZONES; Mr.. !. I. Avefc,t, OF the
=" N.n-. ll:" class. smiths CompTenen-
90; 60 GjIf.. },..,l larry: Mr.. 5. W. Averctt,
~ 49,, \ ...- dies Bible Glass. an elegant
q. ,...ny.. IL ne church circ'cS there has
,..>. ,,,,. Ian I'll" usual effort at enjoy
,..... .r,;,j We Al t!lj> there has been bit
.''... fru.,G Tor fL" 9nhuIAnce corps. n
a. . s...- nr ,,su has htcn sufficient.
'a.... a,.'. ..,.,g.> IN the Dispatch OF TINS
..,..,s. "a much comment III trade
- John ! shelton. while engaged upon
....... l.-,.n;,r,' work this morning. fell
>...r,.- a.. i.marr, and received injuries
, -. 49, ncen pronounced dangerous by
-. i 10y vla-, : now clear and very cold.
o,,'. ...l,,,. .i ~. town is excellent.
!" ALrnA.
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.rt,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oyster DILL
euIty.
II rhn Isaliimnrr Sun.l

...--.-,.... ,,.aso ot the Baltimore SUM-
,a,..9-.p. Mp. December 80, 1919.
.M.. .i.:t ltt.. in reference 10 the COM
....:,r. L,.vccn the Virginia police au-
;. .,i,. "a, administered by Captain Otis
=. .c.nc. oi 80. rredcgar. in the form Of
'.,,...,or,i..r reminders. offered in Il recent
r.. l. lie <lH by Your correspondent.
'... ~ hav. .liciIcd comment from sew
49,. gllrf>. Aaon- the list might be noted
r...f the Brooklyn Eagle, under the cap.
;.au, "Th Peaceful Oyster, reprinted
ir... sen d. he 27,h instant. Perhaps an
t,,.,.,.;oa uC the views a given in the letter
~. above. :, fred 20 would not prove In
r,...,fu.r So" Improbable. if said cXpan-
..... y>au,.-", II literary diet. should con-
,,:. ore nj -. Eal ana paatable lnSrcdl-
e.. U il.'-.
r... n,;,l.rpI. ovtt line was, so far rs |
-, l,rQ. hi, Niyht alteration of the old
:, lsrn,.l Hn. both running due east
IN. No., cut.r.@ Between the waters OF VIZ
og.,ind NarylAnd. and terminating at the
", ii os tMc Potomac riycI--both fail
5, :, interfere with the waters OF
p,oaIohv sound The starting point ol
a..J, =, h,.-, understood, waSat point
Iaaan =, Watkins point, thought 10 bc
Oh IT u"t- i'oNc> island, and ON the
3 -,f., q Il. i&,dai as bounded by POGO
,... ssu,8. iie-c facts being true, the
co.,r,,jym o: .l.ht 10 both Maryland and
l..iua oy>t~rmcn 10 participate in the
c,-. Lin. o! oysters in pocomoke sound is
3.,.,>' vested ri'hi. st all events the joint
to,.ni,>ru e.. :ae two states has 80 far
t,..iiu G.:.a. aud establish I line, and the
,'.,. ..t ~ hnr t.ih1,Dnl tn a.,
we1l ); til III; lash seem 10 be question
-.
f.E.toyr.4oT wise. a member of the joint
c.@4...>>ivtl. asserted publicly herc-proba-
L. su..iot, .-:!gg Virginia claimed and
q i - r,,,al.s lie division line TO begin
>,>nfai mics moth Of Foxes island. and that
.nra line woU& throw all of the Pocom0ke
t. TX nia. ~ $50 i part OF the town of Girls
b.. This Proposition was. Of course, not
.t.t;t,d IL lie hlary land commissioners. 1t
T. ,rrtu,,,>. al accepted fact that the di-
N.#l tine j Ea Silt hOaiHuS ,nmbrd," or,
-" piol"riy. .t.asta.
=. .>a>>c,:rG a"ra hy q reliable gentleman
Ia b. A"arG Captain Browne remark that
j. !irrwG" W. wiling to permit Mary
Iii. ."r, Who It'd Vessels under five tons TO
cath oysters i. i'o:pmokc sound; that he
Should :" i+.:!@,t the owners of punSies
aut = 0uncr, - 90 the same when he
HG'a.Ic ErowN;, i,ucw Of his own certain
Aag".,e;." TIA. such Ecn had been so ac-
tN>l med 10 work before the establishment
I; The lnyiG>on-Loritt line; and that all
oi.''r MargltiGc:> would be dealt with as
tn>in>>er-. Il is fair to assert that ga line
must be drawn somewhere" but if a Mary
i'Hi"t,> dr:i3' .ine should unhappily fall in
SAL waters n,vrdcted by Captain Browne
q H." hn@ will. Sans dlbiunl, be. drawn by
,"' 'atoEou, skipper. If we may judge Of his
ir!'lcose p!o.!ivi!ie- from the past. II.
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mANCHE sTER.


DR.. William r. Weisiger, president board
of trustees DR.. L. R. Chies, police justice
p. II. Gary, town treasurer. Other trustees
w. L. Moody. William A. Campbell, Will
liam J. Jones, and Samuel r. Owens. Town
Auditor aud Secretary, j. B. Walden; Collec.
tor, Erasmus Gary; Assessor, William L.
Lithgow Attorney, 81. w. Bransford Chief
of Police, james A. Lipscombe; Weighmas-
ter, j. Z. Walden; Chief Engineer Fire De-
partment. John A. Cersley; Captain Alerts
A. A. Waugh; Captain Hook and Ladder
Company, C.S. Maurice.
Value of real estate, S1,612,000; value OF
personal property, $134,OO0;, population
5.147; white voters, I'll; colored voters,
453. The town owns property valued al
S51,727 in addition to its watcr.poWer, valued
Police Report.
The Chief of Police reports the arrest
during the month of thirty-four white ano
sixteen colored parties. Of this number
Two. were charged with felony and the re
mainder with misdemeanor and ordinance
violations. Over fifty dollars in tnes were
collected. The total number of arrests foi
1ST3was 379; of which four were for felony
Deeds md Transfers.
Twenty deeds of bargain, sale. trust, re
lease, &C., were admitted to record at the
office of the county clerk for the month Of
December. Among the number were the
following transfers Of property in or near ear
Manchester i -,.s L.. Il. 81 tsg. a.
G. C. MeRae and wife to Town Of Man
chester, Porter street from Fifteenth to
Cowardin avenue, for $500. ~
A. D.Shotwell to Lena Watkins, lots III
Buffers addition, for $3.50. -
JED. Brown and wife to Daniel Wilson,
lots ia Marks addition, for $247.50. -
j. T.. Worsham and wife to Samuel 81
Pulliam, Porter street, for $3.50.
- Gary& Pulliam to same, lots In Swans
The total number of deeds recorded during
1878 was 597.
.s Marriage Licenses.
{. !. The clerk oil. the County Court issued
licenses during December to22 colored ano
18 white couples. For same month last yeal
80 were issued. 4.,
The whole number of licenses Issued
during the year amounted to l86. 81.
RI benevolent Orders.
Manchester Lodge, f. A. ~, 7. W.CroW
w. d. 80, ~ I, is,.i :,y
Manchester Royal Arch Chapter. !, Cole
man Wells, II. +.
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Deeds.

DeclSs
The number Of deeds recorded in the same
office during the year is as follows: Janu-
AIRY, 20; February, CO; March, 90; April,
Ga; May, "A; June, 81; July, 65; August,
70: September. &c; October, IS; Noyem-
Der, So; December, 81. Total, 791.
Our Acknowledgements are due Mr.. Cioc
Burton. County Court clerk, for the fore
going figures.
The County Jail.
The total number Of prisoners committed
to the county Jail during the year for various
offences was 59--to wit: White males, "a !;
females, 9; colored males, 80; females. L.
Total number Of convictions, 25-felonles,
7; misdemeanors, Is.
The number of unatics sent to asylums
is 3.
Only one person was sent to the penlten-
tierv. A number Of the commitments above
mentioned are still to be tried. There are
at present only five prisoners confined in
the Jail, four of whom are co!ored and one
white two of them are under charges Of
felony and three for misdemeanor.
Mr. Conrad Wagner, the new .heriff,
goes into Office to. day, r'ce John N. Lynne
man. The jiilor at present is A. Il. Lyn-
neman.
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.ir,.,n .'49 ~, i i"Tson with whom I may he
;g arr,,., ne'"!c AIM | may think aloud. /
So r. ,i.'e ', Al 'a,' IN the presence of man
,r,,,,," ""u equal :aat may drop even those
,r,, . 'aG>' garments Of dis.imulation, cour-
,,n; n .Ho second thought, which men never
i,Jio ~ aaa may deal with him with the sim.
ri ,l.r ""u WILDERNESS with which one chemi-
wv '"'''' meets anotner.-- Emerson.
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GLoBE-FLowER COUGH SYRUP,
A NTI-MALARlAL.
THE EUCALYPTUS GLOBUL Us.

This now word-renowDed fever-tree Of Aus
.tralla is brought prominently before the general
public by the recent newspaper publications., al
though 1t has been known for considerable period
TO the medical profession.
To render its virtues available TO our people who
may need an ANTI-PERIoDIc we have made from
the FRESH LEAVES, imported direct, a CoNCEN-
TRATED TlSCTURE, ready for use, and offer it
for sale In ell quantities, sp,rrp
Practical Pharmacists,
de1a 919 Main street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
~ viii he taught at Lanesyiilc, King William
comfy, commencing 18th Jannary, 1874 ana
is brsnces will be taught and also the Latin Lam
guaee can take four girls in my family rs boarsr
For tuition, six months, &25; Tor board, pclualng
netent assIstants who as well Us myself, have had
seyeral years experience at teaching; ddress
$50 n - ss..t... JAMES G,J VIII TIE,
Maneohic post-o1fce:
:4.f,fs King William county, y q.
RErERRNoEs: Rev. 4: =. Dickinson, ~. MI.
Ne Gwnii1 nney and Colonel William 4. lett,
OF Kim Wiiiian, md Dr. William 2. ouesennsarss,
CT VIRGINIA Senate. de 27-dltaW&sWefsaA Z
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,ry ,"r y rn.i al For: Laramie has sued pa.
L,I,In,d a'ih: THAI She has murdered three
decd IT, "hen the fact is she hasn't MUIR
VIM 'J n- Two. the third one getting away
lcin, aca moken rib. There is nothing like
,r,,,.n accurate when dealing with such grave
''''''e'''-brookiyA Argus.
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''>LAh'-HT>. II" +. Kingsley is APP
.".'u t0s;ina>:'r iii Doe Hill, Highland
''E' w., th" William Hiner, resigned.
g., "','' ":ant :, appointed postmaster at
aaron. rc>i.a-d,
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to a;4 - Tan see why his wife should object
cuI'e ha '! s ihS al lac club so late Simply be.
niyis D >. VA, Slu when he came home the other
lnnI ,in ~! aear, it's the coolest wear for
cIo.t ! nlsl,s, at fifteen degrees uast ten tbe
E,,gth ,o'a sixteen minutes below FREQ,
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:. u hEAHs.- The Associated Veterans of
LUZ N"r- q he Mexican war, will he
,.,''rd oy the PRECEDENT at 1874, =. NJ. ON
c''.s day With the veterans of 1912.
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IL, IHpor,n ''n"h Council of BROOKLYN pays
loniny nr r,s S'o apiece per annum for re- ).
In miTinmn proceedings and for the loss of CASTE
rrrs: ''o up with aldermen.-Detro;t Free
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Ticket ''1 va, ~ Butler, candidate on the Case
I si'.'ed PRESIDENT Of HhIe seaia,. mas
Guilty ~. ''' '''e'e's IN
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HENRICECOUNTY.
Marriages.

The marriage licenses issued in the clerks
office of the County Court for the past year
were rs follows:
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M1NEs7RAh WATERS.
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
rS. lALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
HEALING SPRINGS,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
CAPON SPRINGS,
CONGRESS, -E.l
HATH0RN,
GEYSER,
FREIDRlCHsHALL BITTER,
for sale by - PURCELL, LAID 4 CO.,
no27 Agents Virginia Springs Waters.
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4 PLEASANT REMEDY.

The change in the weather has given every one
colds, coughs, sore Threats, hoarseness, SC. In
stead of using nauseous medicines, stews, and VII
famous compounds, use the
GLoBE-FLOWER COUGH SYRUP.
This pleasant remedy and magical medicine for
colds, coughs, asthma, bronchitis, whoopng- cough,
Group, and consumption is by chemical skill ex-
tracted from the cephelanthas occidentalis OF the
botauist the globe flower of the florist, or the but
ton root Of the herbals. Neglect cold anr pay
either doctors or an undertaker's bill. The list
of diseases arising from simple cold is frightfui,
and may be avoided by having always at hand a
bottle Of this pleasant and truly wonderful remedy,
GLoBE-FLoWER COUGH SYRUP, ~
which lually and certainly effective for all
stages of lung and bronchial disorders, from sim
Die cold to,a confirmed consumption.
Be wise In time. IT'S madness to defer. Next
day the fatal precedent may plead, and You may
drop into an early grave all for want OF one bottle
of GLUBE-FLOWER SYRUP.
Purcell, LADD & CO., Richmond, Va, and
SETH S. IIANCE, Baltimore, Md, wholesale
agents.
de O-dcod& wtMh1O
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Leesburg. . If
Cadets of Temperance.
Union Star Section, No. l., meets at Fl
deity Hall. Membership, go.
Golden Rule Section, No. ., meets at the
Orphan Asylum. Membership. 100. :
Coldwater Section, No. 3, meets at Hams
Hall. ..st
Grant Section, No. 4, meets at Temperance
Hall, Manchester. Membership, 10l.
Golden Star Section, No. 5, meets ut thI
Orphan Asylum. Membership, rs. Il
Dickerson Section, No. 7. Membership
1l5.
Officers of the Grand Section: Lewis Dick
erson, Sr. G.. w. Patron; Robert Is. Evans,
G. Secretary; W. II. L. Coombs, State Dep.
G. W.P. .J>" s-
Good Samaritalls.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 90: r. Parsons, presl
dent: Paul Davis, yicc-president. s..
Virginia Lodge, No. 4S: Ann Grifip, presi
dent; Ellen Sneed, yice-presdent.
Mount Morah Lodge, No. 81: William
Isham, president; w. II. Eham, tiee.presi
Liberty Lodge, No. 1O4: Martha Anr
Owen, president; Emily Watkins, viee-presi
dent.
heDtcca IIOQSe, NO. o0' hC'ioia oJio1
president; Jane Gardner, vice-presldent.
Bethlehem Lodge, No. s.: Amp peasants
president; Margaret Scott, vice.president.
Thomas Lodge, No. 25: Martha Brown
president; Maria b. jackson, yice-presl
dent. .ss
st. Luke Lodge, No. So: A. Patterson,
president; Robert johnson, yice-president
Mount Olive Lodge, No. IS: S. ID. Jones
president; Sterling Harris, yice.president. ;.
st. John Lodge, No. 35: NJ. Holmes, presl'
dent; j. B. Taylor, yice-president. 1
Mount Arie Lodge, No. rs: Sarah Tur'
ner, president; Susan Coleman, yice-presi
dent. 81!
Richmond Lodge, No. A: E. Fl. Fisher,
president; r. II. Hamilton, vice. president.
Jacobs Well Lodge, No. 10: M. j. Smith,
president; +. Hewlett, yice-president.
Covenant Lodge, No. o.: j. FL. Turner,
president; w. Banks, vice.president.
st. Mary Lodge, No. 100: Francis Mann,
president; Ella Weaver, yice-president.
st. Martha's Lodge, No. 11G /; r. Il. Brown,
president; NJ. Biniord. yice-president. -
Mount Zion Lodge. No. Ill i. G. Light
foot, president; II. Wyatt, yice-president.
Shining Star Lodge, No. SO: Alice Wat,
kins, president; Bette Harris, yice.presi-
dent ~
. ST. iJames's Lodge, No. 103: j. G. Cole
man, president j. w. Jones. yice.president:
Jordan Lodge, No. lo5; 4. Bryan, Presi'
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FOR sALE-To LET.
Paying Over IS Per Cent. a Year

A 1AIRY BUSINESS FOR SALE, CON.
N sistlng OF so acres, situated one hal
mile outside Los Angeles city limits, with i'm.
provements thereon, four horses two wagons
paving milk route, etc Price, $500.
For further particulars apply 70
II. HAMMEL,
tyll-lm-2Ls ". y. Motel
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DR.. J. n. STRoN,

GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL COL
W lege, at Augusta, Ca, can be found
Room No. 0, over Hellman & Haas store, Los
Angeles, Cal. jy2i-tf--2
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Dividend A Picket Captured - MI.
chacl Reese sues to Recover Seven
Million Dollars.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 9.-The
Merchants Exchange Bank will pay
dividend of one per cent. on the
10th.
Chas. E. Pickett, who invaded the
Supreme Court bench yesterday, was
sent to prison to-day, for contempt of
Court. He was ordered to pay fine
Of $500, or remain In Jail till paid.
He was also committed for five days
without alternative.
Michael Reese commenced an ac-
ton In the Fifteenth District Court
to-day, against the California Pacific
Railroad Company, Milton 8. Latham,
Jno. B. Friskie, Dewitt c. Haskin, ].
P. Jackson, J. NJ. Ryder, l.. c. Fowler
ct al, to recover seven million dol
lars, on account Of certain alleged
fraudulent transactions relative to the
company's bonds. The complaint is
exceedingly voluminous.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-09
N EvADA.
A ma,e Kicks a Mans Brains ont

PALIsADE, August S.-Yesterday,
near Garden Pass, station on Pritch-
ards freight road, between Palisade
and Eureka, one of his drivers, named
Claypole, was terribly mangled by q
mule kicking him, breaking his skull
and knocking his brains out. He was
not quite dead when the train left
Lodi this morning, but his recovery
Is said to be impossible.
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NOTICE.

NyoTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
N membe OF the Hebrew Benevolent So
clety, that a regular meeting OF the Society
will be held this evening at ~ O'Clock
p. NJ, in the basement of the Synagogue, Tor
the transaction OF general business; also TO
hold the annual election of officers OF this So
ciety. By ordar Of n KREMER,
aA2 lfr~5 President
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR.. j. w. OLIVER,

Office and residence,
III brick building, east side OF Spring s..
between Court and First streets, Los Angeles.
je ls-ly--24
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G00DAlL, NELSON g. PERKl NS'
STEAMSHIP LINES.

I%ReA The ELEGANT and FAST SAIL
R&6SING STEAMSHIPS Of this Line
Will sail regularly, as follows:
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Or. L. Dexter lyford,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE,
l. No. IL, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California. Office hours--9 TO II A. NJ; TO 5
and to 8P. M. ap23-tf-2
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ANGELES SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8.

progressing at Somerville, Tennessee.
Several persons were killed. Negroes
are fiocking In from all parts of the
country. At last accounts fighting
still going on.
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FOREIGN.
british ParIlsment.

LONDON. August THE British
Parliament was prorogued to-day. In
her speech the Queen advised non-in-
terventlon In the affairs of Spain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-09
Montana Meat Market.

T>RELINGER & FRANCK. fVXN
~ The best and tenderest Meats M1L.
In the market. None but the sA
prlnest Beef and Mutton
ever to be found. Note the eaddress-Montana
Meat Market, Main street, near First, Los
Angeles. 1unltf-5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-09

FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.
Steamers leave San Francisco July ilth, and
every fourteen days thereafter.
Through Bills OF Lading signed 20 New
York, Europe. Mexico and South America,
Plans OF Steamers Cabin az Agents ofice.
For Passage or Freight apply to
H. MCCLELLAN,
- Agent for Los Angeles County.
ONCE, 81 Main street, opposite head of Com
merciai. mr7-l5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15

In Literature General News. Foreign and Domestic
Correspondence Local Reporte, and all that goes
to make FIRsT-CDASS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15
THE PAYMENT OF THE, SOUTHERN
STATES DE CT
THE FARMERS

,,,. - the lNTBs OCEAN was their earliest, rs 1t
- their staunches and warmcst friend II
,cns aiically the organ Of the People IN the best
- u the term, believing IN the fullest protcc
ma, 81 the rights OF the many against the encroach
49, IL o. the few, II believes that ali chartered cor
~ t'tlons should he tel to be subservieut 20 the
y over that created them and without an infringe.
ment Of the Just rights Of any, it insists aud viii
continue to insist, that all corporations enjoying
special privileges voted to them by the people shalt
serve the people fairly and justly at conversation
allowing reasonable profit upon the actUat captttk
employed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15
$500, 600 600 FOR THE EMANC'pA .,rn
SLAVES OF THE SOUTH

lhe past history of the Democratic party give, no
warrant that viii opp this infs mons $50, -,
me people OF th North for tn, benefit Of tD,i,or "
Dut me party Is true to itse' AMI ts in,rinct.
the south viii find it and its re pres .rh
seryient ally. $3.50 h'at'fes "a sun
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15
House and Lots for ..uIc.

\ large two-storv frarao House and
Lots, situated in tie most desirable par
Of the city; the nouss contains six rooms.
good large cellar, closets, pantriss, &c
Good barr, sheds, out houses ana some
very TO fruittrees |. is altogether one
Of ID most desirable residences in the
t.tj. For terms, &c, apply to
PHILIP LAWREscH
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-15
THE Willy.

The INTER OCEAN makes special efforts 10 render
Itself acceptable TO the fami les o' It's patrons. 10
thi. end everything is vigorously excluded that
could possibly Offend. The religious and moral
character Is guarded with especial care and It's aim
is Ito encourage the true, the beautiful, and the
good