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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-12

The Bazaar, corner of Main and Re-
quena streets, has just received an Inn
mense stock of new goods, consisting
of clothing, dry goods, boots, shoes,
hats, etc., which they will sell at bot
tom prices. Call and examine their
stock. mi
Loose new hay is selling at Stockton
at $ll to $l2 per ton.
Hon. r. c. Parsons, member Of Con-
gress from Ohio, is on a visit to Santa
Barbara.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-12
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
The size of all the lots is
lO6 3.6 FEET FRONT
BY
116 44.6 FEET DEEP.

The price of lots is fixed at $500, payable In
monthly instalments of 500, without interest,
until paid.
This Association offers fine opportunity for
persons of small means to procure, on terms
which they will hardly feel, homestead in
one of the most desirable and improving Sec
Main Street Railroad, which is now nearly In
operation, and directly on the line of the pro-
jected railroad by Washington street to the
Ballona
Subscription list at the Office of the Secre-
tary. ED. A. PREUSS,
my5 Secretary
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-12
A SPECULATION.

EOR SAlE.-An undivided half interest
in Fifty Acres of land, bordering OH the
Pacific Ocean and Joining the new Railroad
and Wharf at Santa Monica. No finer loca-
tion for q town In the country.
p n L Q e, . 3, 900.
Apply to Fl. NJ. SMITH, Real Estate Agent,
l3 DOwney Block. my8 lw"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-12
Rail Road improvements.

The rev railroad Ia completed at Anaheim
and runs directly along the southern portion
of our tract We will offer lands within from
one to three miles of Downey City as well
adapted for corn as any now under cnltiva-
tion. and there are none better In the world
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-12
WAMTS-LoST-Fo oUND.

NkfANTED.-A competent woman wants Il
Wv situation; is a first class cook and gem
eral house-keeper Address, this Office, IA.
]. BIZ mil iws
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-04-21

Stout English Girls.

A correspondent Of the Hartford
Times writing from Swiss inn says {:
"a few days ago, just at dusk, after u
ram had set in, two English girls and
their handsome, gray haired father ar
rived. They were cold and dump,
and the hotel was cold and damp,
and, as we sat by our blazing fire and
heard them 90 into their cold rooms,
we pitied them so much that we open
ed our door and invited them to share
our warmth and c6mfort-so they
came in, and we chatted together all
the evening. Those two bright, fresh
looking girls sat calmly in their chairs
and told us they had crossed from
Meiringen to the Rhone Glacier over
the Grlmsel on foot, the day before,
through'a foot of snow--had walked
nine miles down the valley that morn
ing, and had then climbed up all the
way from Niesch to the hotel on foot
i'll the rain that afternoon. We look
ed at them aghast, and. murmured,
Tired 2 oh, no, they briskly Choir
oused and indeed they did look
most revoltingly fresh and pretty.
When we appeared in the morning,
father (who always comes in to break
fast from out of doors, with 4 blast of
cold air, very much as if he slept on
tho nearest glacier announced that
those English girls started to walk
up to the summit of the Eggischborn
two hours ago, and are coming back
in time to cross the Atetach glacier to
go to the Belle Alp for the night !
Before long they came in, brisk and
rosy as usual oh, no not tired at
all land without waiting for any
thing more than a lunch, they were
off again. We groaned in spirit as
we saw them disappear around a pro-
montory."
In England and in some other por-
tons of the Old Country it is not con-
'idered vulgar in young lady to
be healthy and vigorous. There is
less of that feeble, ''loliy polly non
sense than we meet with in certain
circles here. Who ever heard an
English girl say, "Oh, cant !" when
invited to take walk of ten or dozen
miles L? Young men who may wish to
start small hospital, with at least one
permanent patient, should marry a
small, tight-laced, fashionable Amer
lean girl Or dry-goods showcase
who has been in the care of q family
physician since she was six years old.
He will wish he had not Science of
Health.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-04-21
Aynching u Minister for Preach
ing Hell.

A man died recently at Sutter
Creek who had never adhered to any
particular belief in any specified sys-
tenn Of religion, but who bore the rep
utation of being liberal, kind-hearted
man and good citizen. A minister
was requested to conduct the funeral
service, and the good man during his
discourse, said in effect that the de-
ceased had not the least chance OF sal
vation, but had made a bee line for
the hot place. Those who heard him
were indignant, aud that evening
party of men went to the minister's
house, dragged him out of bed, put
rope around his neck, declaring that
they would hang him. He begged
hard for life, and finally retracted the
aspersions he had cast upon the de-
ceased, and promised to leave the
place at once. He was then released.
and next day he packed up his effects
and left Alta California.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-04-21

warmly, half rising from his pillow
A sharp pang he could not repress
shot through Edward Horan's heart
Never had the fair Ellen looked pret.
tier to him.
Timothy Connolly, leaning forward.
would have drawn htr nearer to him.
but the girl stepped back.
'Dont mistake me, Timothy Con
Molly" said she composedly. II said
you was the cause Of my happiness ;
and you are, in that you have proven
to me what true love really is, and
where to find it,
Saying which, with deep blush
but winning smile, she gave her hand
to Edward Horan.
"Ellen !" he cried, trembling vio-
lently. "Elen, what do you mean ?"
"That I know all. On the night
you brought Timothy Connolly here,
| crept to the head of the stairs and
heard everything you said-listened
to your noble, unselftsh generosity for
my happiness but you mlstook the
right way of giving it me-"
She paused then added edward
dear Edward, will you forget the
past Will you forgive me May l
recall that wrong answer given months
ago."
"Forgivo ! Oh, Ellen mine-my
beloved-my darling!'
Hardly able to realize his joy, he
clasped her to his breast.
ooh !! be exclaimed, ''to think
that this should be my reward! !"
"For being" she smilingly added,
as he led her from the room, "true to
the last
Edward Horan's rival turned his
face to the wall. He had been
much to blame, and his punishment
was Just
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-04-21
Fix Up My Liver.

An English physician recently re-
moved a section Of apatient's liver,
placed it on plate, scraped
it carefully, and returned it to its
place, fully restored to its normal
action. This promises to work a rev.
olution in the treatment Of the disease,
and in a few years we shall have an
addition to domestic literature some
thing like this ''Husband, | wish you
would take Johns right lung down to
the doctor, this morning, and have
the middle valve fixed or "Nili YOU
step into the doctors when you come
home this noon, and see if he has
Mary's liver mended, as she wants to
60 out to tea this evening" The
practice will become so common in
time, we are sure, that none of the
neighbors will be in any way startled
to see wife with veil tied around
her head leaning out of q bedroom
window and shouting to receeding
husband Jeremiah f. Tell DR..
Scrapem to send up Willle's right kid
ney at once, whether it is done or no..
He's had it morn a week, and the
child might as we'll be without any
kidney, and be done with it. = Dan
bury News.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-04-21
WHOLE NO. | u
Job D0wIing's funeral.

Many years ago | was one Of a par
ty in Washington City, when South
and North We'd with each other in
convivial life. Another one OF the
party was General Dawson, member
from Western Pennsylvania, whose
homestead was Albert Gallatin's old
home. He was an admirable story
teller. | recall somewhat sadly, now
that he is gone, how well he illustrat-
ed the lazlness Of class Of Virginians.
The story was a part of his Congress
ional canvassing. On one occasion
he got across the Pennsylvania line in
to little village Of Virginia, He
was in the midst Of group around
the tavern. While treating and talk
ing, procession approached, which
looked like a funeral. He asked, who
was to be buried?
"Job Dowling," said they
'Poor Job!' sighed the general.
He was a good-natured, good-for
nothing, lazy fellow, living Oh the few
fish he caught and the squirrels he
killed. but mostly on the donations Of
his neighbors. 80 poor Job is dead,
is he q
"No, he amt dead, zactly," said
they.
"Not dead-not d Yet you are
going to bury him p
"Fact is, general, he has got too
Internal ALFRED lazy to live. We
can't afford him any more. He's got
50 lazy that the grass began to grow
over his shoes-so everlastin lazy that
he put out one Of his eyes to save
the trouble of winkin' when out a-gun-
nin.'
'But,' says the general, "this must
not be. 1t will disgrace my neigh
borhood, Try him a while longer,
can't you ?"
"Can't too late coffin cost S1.25.
Must 90 on now.
About this time the procession came
up~and halted, when the general pro
posed, if they would let Job out, he
would send over bag Of corn. On
this announcement the lids of the cof-
fin opened, and Job languidly sat up
the cents dropped from his eyes as he
asked,
SIS the corn shelled, general O.
"No, not shelled'
"Then, said Job, as he lazily lay
down, ''go on with the funeral -
THE Hon. S. S. Cox, is Harper's Mag
azine for MAY.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-04-21
Whittier OH "a Spelling Match.

One of the great Quaker poets sweetest
netrical gems, "School Days." is devoted tc
howing the regret of a brown-eyed New Eng
and girl at having 'spelled down
the little boy
Her childish favor singled"
I'm sorry that spelt the word,
hate to go above you,
Because"-the brown eyes lower fell
because, you see, love you"
''Stil memory to gray-haired man
That sweet child face is showing,
Dear girl, the grasses on her grave
Have forty years been GROWN
HE lives to lesrn in life s hard school.
How few who pass above him
Lament the triumph and his loss
Like her-because they love him.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-04-21

-Phenla Epps of Hamilton, Ohio,
asked her mother to take a note for
her to friend of the family living in
a near street. The note when opened
was found to read. "This is a little
ruse of mine to get mother out of the
house. Before she can get back /
will be on the cars with dear Loren
70, and before night will be mar
ried "
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-04-21

First law of gravity-never laugh
at your own jokes.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-04-21

They have discovered Michael
Angeles private correspondence ;and
it's a good thing for poor Mike that
he was never in Brooklyn.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

TIE recent Imprisonment d Brig.
han Yosng. 5r order Of Judge Bore.
man, Of Sal Lake City, in default d
payment 81 Ann E35zs Yogag's shmo-
ry OF t9.599. has been deemed q
matter of s1eh grave importance =.
to become sbe sabjec, of discussion
In the Cabinet. and was subsequently,
referred To tie Attorney General Ii
is obvious that the decision of Judge
Mexican, ard the enforcement Of that
decision by Judge Borefnsn sabse-
qoentIv, are recognition Of III. le-
gsliiv Of colsganous marriage, as
sEnony IS granted only TO wives. 4.
the Law Of tie land does %. reeog-
nizo polsgxuv as = l.gzl institution,
and - Judge Boreman oily tie
os5er dav Instructed the grand jarg
q Salt Lake City 70 Iadict every
one known % 5e living in po!vgsaay,
the Improvement Of Bre ham Young
seems strange Inconsistency, a. L
virtually reoog the validity of
polygsny. II Brigham is legally
obliged 70 allow slimony to en- of
bis wives, al Of them are legally
married TO him. BY Judge VI keap :
decision, and al the talk about pro
ceeding against the much married
Mo-roas - 5osh. !. seems 5iaeis
that Attorney General Pierpont I'll.
see that Brigham Younk is relieved
Of the necessity Of 2 wing his check
u Ann Eliza for 81, 800.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18
A Horrible Story.

We have heard of very distress
ing accident occurring in jackson
county, West Virginia. 1t was q
"house-raising." AS is customary
on such occasions, chickens had been
killed by chopping off their heads.
Two little sons of the owner of the
house to be raised saw the chickens
thus guillotined, and during the dsy
concluded to repeat the operation.
1t was just at time when the men
we're lifting heavy log into it's
place. The father, who was holding
one end Of the log, casting his eyes
toward the little fellows, one of
whom had he ak raised to sever the
neck Of his brother, let go Of the log
to save the boy, and it fell, killing six
men, two instantly, the others living
only few hours. The ak fell be-
fore the father could reach the scene,
severing the neck of the son. Thus
were seven persons hurled into eter-
nifty in twinkling.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

Three years ago, says the Ioc,ft
Rural Press of recent date, two
young ladies' of Oakland, having just
completed their education, went t.
Los Angeles and formed copartner.
ship in bee farming. With their
scanty savings in school teaching
they got possession Of some bee pas
lures, kept Oh teaching and extend
ing their business, and secured two
hundred stands OF bees. Last wee k
one of the partners brought tn this
market 2 800 pounds Of viii : sage
honey, and has another 900 pounds
coming. The girls will he rich ib
les than FIVE y~afs.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

Prom the Burlington Hawk Eye.

Prom the Burlington Hawk Eye
1t is a terrible thing to tell, but
how can we nelp it, Thursday night
charming young lady who lives out
on North street, being on a ark with
several other charming young ladies',
put on their brothers clothes and
walked around the block on a wager.
That IL, she started To walk around
the block, but al the first corner she
met wild lrishman very drunk and
beiligerent. frightened nearly out
Of her wits, she forgot that she was
man pro tenn. 80 she gave The tipsy
man one u her sweet Smiles 70 sofren
his rugged heart, and tried to go past
him. But the lasuitej roisierer ia =.
dignantIy demanded Of the supposed
man who in thunder he was grinning
at, hit her dip under the ear that
knocked her halfway across the
street, and when she got up, shrek
ing and whooping as only woman
could shrek and whoop under such
circumstances, he pasted her . mos,
ugly one right under the eye, ant
she hasn't got through seeing star,
yet. Neither will she 20 to church
and neither again will she take tha
green patch off her eye for . week
and neither also will she play maj
any more until she learns better thar
to be sociable or conciliatory with q
stranger on q great big nine-story
drunk. You can't always tell how
cross it does make some men wher
they fill up.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Va. District Co I
R0sert Miler, Rachel Miller Cedar Co
EIizS Collins. Jemima case Iowa
be-r, Hugh Brown. Elizabeth Noyernb Der
Bowman ana jeremiah Bow Term 1876
man.
Tothe abgve named defendants, you are
hereby notified that there Is now on file In
the office of the Clerk OF the District Court
IN aud FER the county Of Gs7dar. In the State
Of iowa petition Of Levi Kester, Plain
lii. claiming Of you that Es Ia the absolute
owner, and In possession ~ the following z
real estate. situated in Cedar county, Iowa
r0-1it
The north east quarter ~ the south west
quarter ~ seeti0n txenty-nlx tS5j in town.
s4sp ~ north ~ range u Nssi of the Jtk
priHe!p pal Meridian, and praying that hi,
title thereto be 81. .taDitssse5 and 4uleted in
a8Ia against ,a= adverse claims of said de
fenaxuts
Sos anle@s ypg appear To sad petition
1n4 dsfes.J thereto al Or Def3re neon Of IN,
s<egrld cay u the next term af said COur,
- ~ ssxHa abS held a. Upton. In satS
ers4aty on 1as Zknd dzy - November Is75
sss2stt will Dr. entered azaInst yog an,
.H1xH1 sEst and decree rEE dared thereon III
zssfSE 5aaes With the prayer ~ said petition
WOLF a LA sTT,
g@sN a Atg<ysAsy*s for Plaintiff
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18
ORIGINAL. NOTICE.

II. G. P!att Ia Dts:r!r. t,94.,. a.
Us riar county Iowa No
VIM. Williams, Jr. yenber Term, 1875
To william Williams Jr. you are hereby
notified. that there il now petition of ri
e. Platt, plaintiff, on aie In the CLERK. Df
flce, pf Ce Ia punty Iowa asking that you
satlsty certain mortgage given by H. C.
Piatt. 70 yOn under date Nav lsf i.G AM
recorded In the Recorder Ofice OF safc
county, IN book A, ps2e HI. said mortgage
was given 10 secure si3s ~. pom the VIZ afit
ne,:' h"Y section ~, Twp, -, range 3, W.
y. NJ. Said amount with the nterest there
on having been paid.
SpT unless you appear and defend said
petition At or before noon Of the second das
OF the next term of said Ggart To be beguu
ard held at Upton, in said county, on the
End day Of November. a. b.. Is15 4 defaul,
Will be entered az sinst you, and Judgment
rendered ihereon IN accordance with tht
prayer IF said petition.
piAT"T hCARR
oct ~, BZ-sT. Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

An Atlanta youth. gotten up IN
the latest style, lef, West Ead car
and tripped across to house where
little boy was sitting on the front
steps, whit,ling with new Barlow
knife. The boy looked up and said !;
! say, young man. yer don't want
ter be coming around here any more,
yer DON'T"
Why Charlie, whats the mat
ters"
Cause there's feIier whas
wears diamond bres- pin and rides
In his own horse and buggy c1fasn'
here to see Sis now, and feiAgw Ike
you, what has ter ride 'ras4as In :
bob-tail street kyr h.in't got o.
show, 'cept TO take frDn, se2t u
the back fence and watch EN- Es.a
things for the weddiuF7
The young man turned xxzy ll,ok.
ing like a sweet potato vine after 4
black frost.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

A Vicksburg wife in orned her
husband the other morning that she
was working herself iato the grave
for the want If hired girl. aud a.
she went out, she leaned back and
fell To weeping. The children were
making noise in the hail ss she
passed out, aud he called out; You
want to stop this racket. Your moth
er won't live week, aud when yor
get siepmother here next spring
she won't pn, up with such foolish
ness" When he came hone IN din
ner, his wife met him with a smil'
and said; " Isn't our, cosy home
Richard, with only our own Ilttl
family to look after"
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

| Sophia ". conkitn. plain D4strlct rozar,
tin, against Mary Caroline o,
Rariden, Henry &. Rsri- Cedar county
den and James k4rlien iowa
Jr.. heirs at law OF James SoyeTu eey t.rfp
Rariden. deceased. Ls7,
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file In the Office oftne Clerk oftne Die.
trict Court In aud for the county Of Csdag
In the State Of Iowa, petition NJ sppbIa
N. LOnkiin, plaintiff. asking that her little
To the following described real estate may
beqniefed, viz:
81. ne14, and nwj4. neII of Sec. % TIP 10.
X. 4, W 9Th y. NJ, and that the defendants be
forever barred and stopped from having or
claiming any right, title or interest therein g.
Now unless you appear 10 said petition
and defend thereto at or before noon Of tn
second day of the next term OF said court
to be begun and held at Upton. In said
county, on the 2ld day OF November 1876 q
default will be en- Dteref against you and
dgment rendered thereon In accordance
with the prayer Of said petition.
PTATT d CARR,
Atpys TOR Plaintiff,
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

A I'll D+S6ow Dizsraet Court.
70 Cedar Co, Iowa
Margaret Jane NcEagh soTen oer Term,
AID Aiex&1e-r gcHE-h ITS.
Ts the E5Ovs nEneS DeseBssnts
Tga are bE-eoF notzEs1 ihAs there 10 BOW
u 1Ie IL of@ee d tae Clek u the Disirict
Csz~s- IL sBc for the eeanty Of Cedar. in the
STATE u Iowa. . petition q A H Bedag~
Y.sfntI1. aiming of yoz thss be Is the sb-
sg2gfe owner ard il possession u The tcil0g
aug described real estate . Wit
Tae roEth s-tt quarter ~ the south east
1sArter ~ .er1ioD Ter fl0l In township
e4xstyts ISL porsh ~ R4nge one ~ we..
n fae Ff.h 2. NJ, situated il Cedar county,
Iou&
That x0z make some claim q title adverse
- P424sti1, and praying tAsi his title there
- - established and ggietes il hiya.
syw unlss. you sppess 20 said petition
AID defend thereto 81 D, befoTe noon of the
second 3ay q the ne1f tern 8f .aid court
70 be begun and heid e. Upton in said Co 4,
on the zznd dsy Of Soyern Ter. i-75. a defsa alt
viii be entered against y0a and judgment
rendered thereon in accordance with the
pfayer q said petition
WOLF, LasDT 4 YATES,
At.0FBeys for Plaintiff
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18

Davenport and vicinity furnished
three terrible accidents TO children
within few days. A school janifr
threw hot ashes and ciinkers out Of a
window which struck little girl on
the back, setting her clothes Oh FIRE.
severely if not fatally burning her.
An infant pulled an urn Of hot coffee
off the table, scalding Itself to death.
A boy was caught in 'umbling rod
Of threshing machine, and 50 injured
that he died in few houts. All the
results Of heedlessness cr carclessaess
Of older persons.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18
s1fER1FF SALE.

~ y3F DE ia general Execution u, me d.
rseifI. issuEi from Ia. offieE f,ft Clerk o,
The tiFc4f ,D0't, Ia aud fgf the county of
Cta5aF and : ate ~ iDga % favor 1f ! H.
H9FsSurt A. -. and against A =. ONO and
-aratI ''fn0 have issjeG o. F9g the fotI0v-
Ing property as the property - tue sa.d A .
r. ONO d @ArAn ono t1-9Et:
I ~ Eorth .ast quarter ~ l. also the sJu,h .
ss1 quarter ~ and the ssat east quarter
tIts all = % -~ctlDB number thirty five fzgg.
township nDfnfser sl9hty~tgo fsk3s Range
hunbsr Two ~ west ~ the 5th r. ~, con-
kalnthR far hundred and eighty acres
situatea In Cellar e<JHnty. lows.
. a NJ tnAiI of'sF the same for sale At the
iglrt House fDyr. IN the town of TfptIB In
ssia Lpanty. % saturday tgs hta day ~
HoFtth per = ID. lS7J. at one Delock, %. M.
~ sai1 dag. ~ satisfy sAIg Exeeutfl,n and
costs hai may accrue thereon
Dated this zsi fay u gesaber, A, u.
Is75.
JyHs n. aHRAEgE.
sheriff of Cedar = 40 nty iowa
Per A. u. MAYNARD, Deputy, 4gwz
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-18
ORIGINAL NOTICE

IA P3a'f E53stTiet Court
.,-, ~ ItssIaF cs iowa
the anE 5Tn heirs tyf John srts,,t 80 q
Pea .gcE l!-ed T.tf., 49,
To the uIEgDwa heirs ag-Eaw e.y T.b,,
Pestezrc &: you and each Of yea are here t,t
n9ilfsd. Thar There IL noH petition =,
u. G. itan PIN, on q II la the Jerk = O :
Hee - cedar county, iDRA- King thai you
sa.flsiY eFrtAtn mortgage gften ~ ri n
fadth - 31th fraH3es ,aBttef aate Of sfas ~
tsgb, aF3a recorded In Ihe Reeard.rts f,ff,ne .t
%sttfs11Hit, ih E@"k rsR@ iG6. ~aja wort
gaks was given t1ss4saru sfg#l apaa tE,e ~
.Aa Ht (: m%s5 ~t@. IT, Twp. VI. range B. "
J.. y - sasd amount with interest ff,.rscr,
having been paid
N9~ Hniss" you appear and defend said ne.
ttk1H 81 " befpFs lpsiI Gf the saeelt4a asrt' az
tHt nEzt j 1rru hf sa3d kJaHrt ~ be l.as,rt :,
ana hFid ~ " ptpD, III 3a#a county on tg,e
ZZop lAy - "rtve q bt-~. / b. IsT5 = drfautt
1lIi DS entered against you and Judgment
prayer II said pstitIDB.
PfAfr 4 CARR
f'@-. %'' XIV. Attorneys fyr PItR.