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Can any OF you gsasismsn tell what
the -B' stands Tor Ina Susan b. Al
'ihon,'s middle name.-St. Louis Re-
publican.
We never knew . bee TO stand for any
thing. They are always buxxing about,
too busy 20 stand or sit-Rsmmslsbury
Remoastrator.
As the -" IL aner Susan. perhsps Il
wants to extract honey from her lips.-
Christian Observer.
But, as the -B, is before Anthony,
what can il be for?- Continental Dam
Builders Organ.
Perhaps IL 10 to mark Anthony
Bungtown Banner.
Ii that ''B" has been after Susan all
her life, and IL WI knew the longevity
OF bees-but that may be gsing . little
too far srper's Dazsr.
The 'B" in question is in the imper-
alive mood, and a command is uttered
In this shape: Susan, be Anthony, and
never be anything else.-Educational
Joarnal.
Perhaps the "B- was intended to
show her abee-lity TO sing. The scots-
man
Why don't you 60 to the lady's grand
mother and get the facts of the case p
Evangelist
Katie King informs me that Susan'a
maiden name was Brown, and that she
was once married to . Mr.. Anthony, OF
Rome, who deserted her for . colored
girl called Cleopatra. Robert Dale
Owen.
Ii is believed In Brooklyn that The
odore Tilton 10 responsible for that "Rr
When somebody told Susan TO get Ny
out Of his lap, he remarked: Let Susan
b. Brooklyn Eagle.
IL is IN old saying, concerning . man
who il nighty, that be has . bee in hil
bonnet but this, of course, has nothing
t. do with the question. P~hrenologicsl
Record.
The Globe prints these opinions t.
show what vast amount OF misiuforma-
ton can exist concerning . simple mat.
ter IL Is consoling to know that Susan
B. will continue to be, long after these
editorial bees have ceased to buzz The
I'B- in her middle name. according TO
the inscription on the Noabite stone,
stands for-but We can't think Of 1t just
ct this minute--St. Louis Globe.
We plant our feet on hard pan and
say il stands for BonanzA-Evansville
Courier.
Brown or Bonanza you'll all wish the
@B' had never been there ii Susan b.
gets after you. 1t will stand for Behave
then with you.
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s-In The chronological Journal aud
Life illustrated for February the reader
nsds ~ unusual combination Of timely
and edifying topics. Among those
which must please ire: Jean InRelow /:
Some Thoughts about the Clerpv:
signs Of Character Thomas Whitaker.
the English Reformer: The Key to
WeuAnhosd Jane Hadley, . story OF
wonan's courage: Husbands and wfves J.
Ezra Cornell; Greeley. Colombo; Pre-.
vention Of insanity The Emotions Of
savage and Civilized Man: TIE Worsh
Of knowledge; Uncle Dave; Lees and
what they Mean. Mental Dsyslop-
neut and Religious Character: Treat
meat Of Wounds and Blistsrs; etc. Ths
report OF the Closing Exercises Of the
late Course Of Lectures on Phrspolo~v
and Physiology will receive cops;dsrs.
ton An admirable number. Price 40
cents, OF fer the year. Address :. n
WELLs' asa Bnyadway. New York
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Last Saturday was the first time the
train made its appearance 1t verdinaud
Station.
The revival meeting at Mt Zion
broke last Sunday, with . full attendance.
Twenty conversions we're made, and
eighteen Joined the church.
A platform has been erected It
Ferdinand Station, for the purpose OF
receiving freight until the depot IL built.
Among the m registered At the
Eulow house last Monday, are those Of
r. ". Millington, +. T. MilIingtou.
RobsEt Cooper, J.. III. White and Phillip
Axiom.
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~ hen. Joe. T. kcDsvsia VA elect
ed L. ;. Senator last week. and accepted
the position upon q Get OF resolutions
,reitsraiiag the last Democratic State
|plsafors upon the subject Of dasnees-
ia favor OF ealArging the volume Of cur
rssey To meet the wants NJ the people,
The following extract from the pro-
,ceedings Of The caucus shows how il
was done:
Al half past nine. Senator Bell moved
that the ANGUS proceed TO nominate q
tor United States Senator,
which motion prevailed. and an awful
silence followed Tor q moment ~ IL each
side feared 10 begin the fight This was
broken BY Senator Slater offering for
adoption the following resolutions:
~. We are In favor Of the redemption
OF the 6ve-twsnty bonds in greenbacks,
according'to The law under which they
were issued
- We are IN favor Of the repeal OF
the Law Of March, less, which assumed
10 onsfrue the Law 90 a. to make such
bonds payable exclusively in gold.
-. We are in favor Of the repeal OF
the National Banking Law, and the sub
stitutioa Of greenbscks for National
Bank currency.
-. We are In favor Of 4 return 10
specie payment IS soon as the business
interest of the country will permit.
IS We are in favor OF such legisls-
ton from time to time as will sdjnsl the
volume of currency to the commercial
and industrial wants Of the country"
Senator Smith moved to lay the reso-
!afioas on the table Amer some debate
this motion was withdraw q at the sux-
gestion Of Judge Davis. and the resolu-
lions were adopted u~ssaimousIy. This
was . masterly move OF the Holman
and VOORHEES, frienda, Who, feeling
they could not win, resolved 70
make NcDessld stand upss the voos-
hees platform.
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NJ EprrcR lin accordance with re-
quest. I send you a few items. and prom
Use more as l q get them another time.
Divine Providence has been trans-
planting . considerable number of our
cherished buds Of humanity innocent
ipfAnts--to the spirit land, and weeping
and mourning IL heard in many families.
Many old persons, also, have died this
winter. The iafsnt child Of Mr.. W. r.
Davis died yesterday and was buried
There Il more Sickness In our asigh-
Iborhood this season than in the same
time for several years.
The u. = quarterly meeting posed
Oh pleasantly. Our r. T. was in excel
Iesi health and preached with his usual
fervor. There 10 not much religion. ex-
element in our community however,
this being. l Nh fearful, . stif-necked
geseration.
Politics are quiet 20 still that you
hear nothing Of H. unless some enc
mentions Leusiana. or the United States
Senate rship-
Our farmers are moving for the
market with their bacon and lard, and
the road to New Albany and Louisville
hears the creaking Of their heavily laden
wagons, and the curses OF the drivers,
~ the teams get stalled in son one OF
the manv mud-holes, and the troubled
owner wishes for . railroad.
--Sevenl OF our citizens are taking
OF moving West and growing up with
the country; - but the most who have
moved have returned to old .Hoosier. =
90 I begin TO think we are about In the
-ceBter Of the WORLD or wosld be IL
We had . railroad I hope We wont
always be cut of from the world and
-the rest Of mankind.- We will hope
il We die in dispair and we trust the
dawn Of Spring viii rssurrect the rail-
road spirit
Quite . stir just now With hog deal
ers looking for stock hogs
Our free schools are generally clos
In this part of the country.
But very little real estate Is chang
ing hands now. No buyers here
-Our young folks are keeping up the
matrimonial interest, and several have
forsaken fathers and mothers, ceased to
Be twain, and become one flesh and
blood. and several more are ambitious
follow the example, but are . little
afraid to pop the question: for fear Of
being Ne BY "Eo." Bat the ladies are
Just - anxious, IL the gentlsmen saly
knew It
II
More amen OLD STANDBY.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ partnership heretofore existing in
the milling business, in Dabois County,
Indisna, between the undersigned, is
by mutual consent, to date
from January 10th, 1876, John Spnuer
sold his interest i'm the mil tn
August DMpps and retiring from the
business. The debts OF the late tlru
will be set:lod by John Sprsusr. who Il
also to receive the assets Of the late
firm. JOHN SPRACER,
FRANK STRElCKER.
January cad, l674.-3ws
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VOL T.-with this No. We begin
Vel. IL Of the Courier, aud will en-
desvsr to make IL equal to the past vol.
umes, II not . little betteF--though We
believe the Courier has given . pretty
fair history Of all events occurring in
the county the past year, besides Q good
deal Of general news and miscellany.
b. we would like 70 have . few more
subscribers, and II every one who wants
to see . better paper here will exert
themselves . little, and sesd us the re-
suit OF their lsbors. VI will have, and
will endeavor to repay them VIZ
would also like to enlarge the number
Of correspondents or the Courier, 90
that IL might contain every thing Of in
ierest happening in any neighberhood
10 the county. What say yss ladies'
and gentlemen?
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For the Jasper Courier.
School Examination.

For the Jasper coorisr.
School Examination.
And still they close, one BY one,
Till all the common schools are done.
All! We might have been . poet
Had we and mamma only known IL.
Mr.. James wsldrip Of Nj. Zion. Har-
bison township, closed his term Of school
the 93d day Of Jan. 1875. This, like
other last days Of school, vas one ex-
cscGingly isteresting to the young folks
told ones tool They had pleasant faces,
and All seemed to enjoy themselves splen-
The examination WAS thorough
in every respect, and much to the CON-
mendation OF the pupils, and demoustra-
ting beyond . doubt that the services OF
Nr. waldrip were not in vain. The
vocal music given By the school was
excellent, and listened to with interest
by the visitors.
While all apparently is mirth in as
OF this kind, there isa solemmi-
ty Of feeling which, among the entire
group, interrogates: will all meet again
in another term Of school /. or will some
one Of the happy group be visited by
death and borne to that cline from
whence none ever returns?
AT night q spelling contest was had,
the entire school and others taking an
part. exhibiting quite an Efficient
skill in this branch Of science
CoLvAx.
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PRoLrc--We received . call this
week from Mr.. Bernhard Hsnks, enc Of
our Oldest German citizsna He will be
u years old next month, and his wife
has Just blessed him with another heir.
He has been married four times. and is
the father Of twenty-five children
twenty girls aud five boys--fourtecn OF
whom are living. This las. heir is the
eleventh with his present wife, and he
il just IS proud OF IL ~ he Was Of his
frst, and as he expects to be Of the next
one.
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~ Capt Peckinpaugh has gsse TO
Petersburg. TO prosecute men charged
with destroying AcCsty's saloon in
Dwell. A relative of his was 10 the
ssrape. and hss turned States evidence.
We are iuforued.
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Drpp.-At his residence in HARRISON
township. Dubois county. on Saturday,
Jan. Esd. 1875, Nh. GEORGE l. NEiKAN.
He was one Of our oldest and most re-
specisd citizens, and his loss will BE- deep
" fslt His family have the universal
sympathy Of their seighbors. H. N.
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~ Nearly every one Is asking what
The prospects are for the building Of the
railroad. We have no doubt the Rock
port rosl will be completed as far Is
jasper early this Sun mer. but We have
heard no reliable news worth telling
lately
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rThe death IL snnoascsd Of the
father of Judge .. NJ Welbers, OF
PRINCETON. aged sixty-tws years He
was . native Of North Carolina, and
had resided in Montgomery township.
Gibson cousiy. for the pest forty years,
at which place he died. He was usi-
VERBALLY respected
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UL,nd buyers will do well to nstiee
the sdvsrtisensst In this'paSer Of ArA
Bnre. Of Havsville. The land to be
scld by her 10 . very desirable tract, aad
well located
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The NUKsERY.--The Nursery for Feb
'ruary has been received. 1t maintains
its high character as the best small
magazine psbh shed in America
81 so = year postage paid. Address
John l. Shorey, So Bromfsld street.
Boston
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ON. W. Cspehsrt h in Pike county
this week or real e~sate business for the
nrn Of Doase = Capehart
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Court Notice.
lcsuse No. 10.l

lcsuse No. lei
State Of Indiana, Dubois County, So:
NOTICE is hereby given to Susan
EV ARtoinette Burnam, who, ~ ap-
pears by afRdavit filed, Il not q resident
Of the State Of Indiana, that Alden G..
Cavins and James Bnden, sdministra-
tors Of the estate Of Samuel w. Burnam,
deceased, have commenced an action
against her, Henry G. Riggle and others,
In the Dubois Circuit Court Of the State
OF Indiana, which relatss to real estate,
that ssid action 10 still pending against
her, and will stand for Issue and trial at
the Bext term Of said Court to be held
at the Court House in jasper, in ssid
county, on the fourth Monday of
March, 1876, asd that she must appear
and answer or dsmur ON the I'd day OF
said term, or said cause will be heard
and determined In her absence.
Il. h. EDNoSsToS. Clerk.
Dated January 29th, l815.-2t
ID. BUETrSER. Plaintiffs Atty.
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PREAcHrxG.-Rev. o. p. Galloway
will preach in the N. T. Church on the
fhh Sabbath In January. The public
are invited.
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
VIM. GASSER,

usne Hats Street, opposite The Hsa 0a.s
JASPER, INDIANA,
A. svit and epsuec . asw shop fer al tinds a
IA smith vesk- HE long sSqsstnsAues v lib lhe elt-
tssss 81 nSbsis eeanty. and the veil knsvs good char
scier ~ his verb. be trusts oil give him Q lit srsl hare
Of psfrsnass- nis price, wiii - made 70 ssis the the
Hssss ssssise ssa irssiss Of wagons o. lsS
gss promptly sttsntsd te-
Va oAssKA
Der lssh, lsIA-ly
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1pr. De Casr is still holding forth
IN Jasper.
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Fsxxs OvsrRA-Joe. Troxler 10 re-
csiving fresh oysters Of the best brands
every week. aud those who mics trying
them are miasing . treat
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UFriedmsa 4 Bros. are buoy this
week getting out che timbeD for two
Astboais which they have contracted TO
bald.
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ID virtue Of a certified copy Of = de-
- cree TO me directed from the Clerk
of the Dubois Circuit Court, In . cause
wherein George A. Reiling il plaintiff
and Wilhelnina Brucker, Emma Bruck-
er, Louisa Brueker. Clements Brucker,
Rosa Gasser and William Gasser are
defendants requiring me to make the
sum Of three hundred and cighty-ons
dollars and sixty cents, with interest Oh
said decree and costa, I will expose NJ
public sale to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1875.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. n.
and 4 O'Clock, p. n. Of said day, Mt the
door OF the Court House in Jasper. Du-
bois county, Indiana, the rents and prof
its for Q term not exceeding seven years,
of the following described real estate,
One lot in the town OF Jasper, Dubois
county, Indiana, known and designated
as lot Number three (3.) in Jasper, In
Knndeck's addition to said town, accord
ing to the map. plat or chart thereof.
And on failure to realize the full
amount Of principal, interest and costs.
called for BY said decree and judgment,
I will at the same time and place expose
ut public sale the fee simple Of said real
estate.
Said sale will b made without any
relief whatever from valuation or APP
praisement laws.
JOHN wEIKEL, Sheriff ID. c.
VIZ. A. TRAYLos, Atty. for PisintiG.
Jan. 18th '75-Sw. fP. T. 90 co.
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uoues II Adninissrstrix's Appointnsns.
NOTICE is hereby given that the nm
~ dersigned has been appointed Ad-
ministratrix, with will annexed. Of the
estate OF George I. Curry, late Of Du-
bois county, Indiana, deceased. Said
estate Is supposed to Be solvent.
Alfalfa CURRY, Adm'x,
With Will annexed.
WV. A. TRAYLoR, Atty.
January 29th, lo7S.-3w
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Persons can 20 10 ROetpsr and remain so4fAgpr-
and retnrn the same day.
There IL no charge 70 WHAT Boat o. Lrsas'sf -
freight at Rock port. ,lLfr for receiving e. --iyy Z.
y Il. tAsIS. Gsni s-psr.ntsHf.-.
September sih i,s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-01
Speak Correctly.

Wherever the teacher expresses
himself with grammatical accuracy,
the pupil rarely commits blunder of
speech, and often speaks with a cor
rectness that wonld be creditable to
more scholarly people, On the con-
trary, when the teacher fails to express
himself precisely or accurately, or
speaks the current provincialism of
the place, the pupils fall into similar
errors and express themselves with
difficulty. Teachers should not over
look the fine opportunities they have
OF imparting accuracy of expression
one of the great ends of the study of
grammar-to their pupils every time
they engage in an oral exercise. 1t is
then, whilst the mind is excited and
the ardor of the child aroused, that a
skillful teacher can give it the habit of
correct expression of thought, fulness
In selection of words and facility in
the use of an exact and simple phrase.
Ology.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-01
Another Fruit Dryer.

The Star Family Fruit Dryer adver-
tisement will be seen in another col
umn. A model machine, made by the
inventor in Missouri, was sent to A.
f. Merrill, who controls the right to
make and sell the dryer in this State,
was put up and tested yesterday at the
residence of e. H. Workman, in the
presence of several gentlemen, all of
whom pronounced it a perfect success
Samples of the fruit and vegetables
will show for themselves. They are
clear and white-almost transparent.
Carrots were cured in forty-five min
utes, turnips in fifty-ive minutes, and
apples in one hour and half. These
dryers can be made cheap and of any
capacity 10 suit purchasers. With the
facilities that this machine, together,
with the Alden process, will furnish
our farmers and fruit growers, we pre-
dict, the establishment of a market in
this city for dried fruits and vegetables
that will supply the armies and navies
of many countries, and add a hundred
per cent. to the net profits OF our farm.
ers annually. All such improvements
add to the wealth and Importance of a
country, and we hail them with de-
light. The fruit season will soon be
upon us, and now is the time to order
the machines, as it will require weeks
for the manufacturers to get them out
after they are oi dered.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-01
Go and Sec for Yourself.


There is great deal of inquiry about
Artesia land. At least twenty per-
sons per day call at the HERALD office
for "more information" We have
stated all we know about these lands.
We might draw on our Imagination
and paint few gardens of paradise
down there, but by so doing we should
incur the displeasure of the Los Ange-
les Cooperative immigration Associa-
ton, who want nothing but the truth
said about their lands. They offer
soil which will produce good crops, no
matter whether it is dry or wet sea-
son, and where an ever-fowing well
may be had at cost of a few hundred
dollars. They offer this rich land on
the most liberal terms of payment,
and they do not ask any man to take
their word for these things. Go to the
Secretary, Mr.. Holt, and he will furn-
ish you an excursion ticket, free of
cost, on which you can go down and
examine the landfor yourself. ~ =
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-01
Crowded.

Most of the classes in the High
School building, the three in the
Spring street school, and the class
in the Eighth street school, are
so crowded that nomore pupils
can be admitted into them this
session. 1t would be Injustice
to those already admitted, aud no
favor to new pupils, to add to numbers
now greater than the accommoda-
tions. Four teachers have between
seventy and eighty pupils each, and
another has one hundred. Who will
say that we do not need more school
houses?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-01
Donations.

The following donations to the High
School Cabinet and Library were re.
ceived Monday: "h
First. A beautiful collection of post
age stamps, by Mr.. Choynski. Speci-
mems OF the stamps used in most of
the countries in Europe, and even in
Egypt, are found in the collection.
Second. A specimen of wood found
at depth cf l57 feet below the sur
face of the ground, in an artesian
well, in Artesa,' Los Angeles county,
by A. L, Hawley, Esq.
Third. Twenty copies of the "Spen-
cerian System of Penmanship" and a
set of the "Spencerian Charts" by
Ivison, Brakeman Il Taylor, New
York. -
Thanks to the donors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Deeds nled for record for the 4s hours
ending March 81, 1875, as reported for the
Herald by Judson & Gillette. examiners of
title, No. 80, Spring street, Los Angeles:
A. Robinson ct nj. to Thos. G.. Hull.-Lot 80,
Westminster; $50. @
H. Bell ct ux. to Geo. Van Buren.-Part of
lot 4, block 6, Bells Addition; $lOO.
A. Il. Chapman To w. G. McPherson.-FOrty
acres in Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana; 1854
A. b. Chapman t" Wilhelm Fisher ct al
40 67-l00 acres In Rancho Santiago de Santa
Ana; $l,490 10. FftGl
w. IL. Mace to II. w. Hellman.-Two acres
S. of city; $780,
G. Allen ct al. to Jas McFadden.-78% acres
in Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana; 1854. = q
L. ID. Mott and T. T.Gates.-Ggreemento of right
OF way, etc. aasa
Maria Y. Potter ct al, to Henry Charles.--
Interest of grantOrs in S acres between Arroyo
San Juan and hills, San Juan Capistrano;
$780,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-01
Compulsory School Laws.

The Legislatures of the States Of
Indiana, Ohio and Minnesota have
refused to adopt compulsory school
laws. 1t is hardly probable that any
other State will cucumber its statutes
with this law, which is impracticable
in this country, however excellent it
may be in the mOnarchical countries
of Europe. sfseatge
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-01
State Normal School.

Last week this school graduated
forty-five pupils. We are pleased to
see the name of Miss Alice Heath,
formerly a teacher in our city schools,
in the list of graduates,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-01
Sheep For Sale.

1 HAVE 1000 Best Grade of Sheep which
offer for sale, guaranteeing to the pur.
chaser pasture for the whole lot one year.
Two thousand OF the ewes, served with tho
rOugh-bred rams from Vermont, willlamb in
March, and The increase will be of superior
quality. Also, twenty thoroughbred Rams,
and other fine rams for sale. For further par
ticulars. Inquire OF SIMON LEVY,
janl7tf No. SO Also St
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-01
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
Edited by the Teachers Of The Public schools
of Los Angeles county]
Peabody School Fu..d.

This fund, under the direction of a
wise and judicious Board of Mana
gers, is great advantage to public
schools in all the Southern States.
Last year Virginia received the sum
of $38,S75.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-01
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COURT REPORTS.

District COurt...-McNEALY,J j. t
WEDNESDAY, March 81.
Bxby VS.. Bent.-By consent, cause referred
to Hon. r. M. Widney to take testimony and
report lnterlocutory decree, determining the
relative and proportiOnate interests of ali par
ties. T#1T
Gay VS.. Bolsa Chca Wharf Co-By consent,
set for Monday next ut 10 A. M.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-01
PURE BRED POULTRY.

EGGS FOR SALE OF THE FOLLOWING
IL pure bred varieties: Dark Brahmas,
Bun Cochns, White.faced Black Spanish,
Brown Ieghsrns, at IS per setting of l3 eggs,
White LeghOrns, the best layers, non-setters,
g per setting; two settings for S5.
Address, BRUNK & BRUCK,
mrl9 3mr Box 4O7.