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ANOTHER COUNTY HEARD FROM.
PORT DEPoslT, Mn. }
Rum Square.
To GoBBLE. Bio Politician,
Ho!e-in-lh.-Wa Elktuu .


To GoBBLE. Bio POLITICIAN,
llo!e-in-the-W Wall, Elktun:
Fred - don't take worth cent
The BOYS drink his whisky. but make
WHY trye) faces behind his back Our
leaders are sick. The Professor, the
Chaplain, Monroe. and the author of
the Lost (PresidcntiaD Paradise. are
melancholy, for the solid rank aud file
don't enthuse this Fall. Beside We
haven't recovered from the effects of
the disappointment Of Nov :, 1876
There's little comfort in Talbot for
Borrowing ones Ike us. We launch II
craft on the morning of the 9Th. and
her name is not The Lost Cause. =
If You can make it pleasanter for uS.
by sending us little good cheer, do 50.
and let Us SMILE together Since Tai
bott was here they cost ten cents apiece
Sigh for Cipher TALBOT
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COTRT HOUSE POINT.''
Tt- Tract CONTAIN.
256 Acres. 2 R0OdS and 8 SQUARE PCTClGS,


iH"I" ~ lys, IL. !u'i,s- &c HERON ISLAND
Alru' r. slf IL ere! cui,tI-a- r--idr- IN -Nr-lI.r
NoutLANb. The III! i If tn. v~f, bot natural
quality, aaI veil adapted all kind o: Truck and
rrnli. a, wei! = al! KALI nl ts.,in a..
L. improvements '.E~i't Of TIE MANSION So,
h"' - W '"r% 'r''H~ tuil!iu-, with sz.,,;
Kitchen ai'ss h~'i H'i GOD cellar h~a-ath- "
aFu. and 'aiE"u-"s: VIII Of water n",E III. III II
.l"ar- A.. ;v.t--I-rr FRAME COTTAGE 10 tn
upper part CT the farm. TIA" read =" Chr p-Akr City
N7'"' Twenty minute drive :" th- most cuIrrprsIu.
town -l'st'-v! uu th"-aI-ik- nni Delaware Canal.
'a."' h'h waH h~r~.~n Fh'laIcIpiIt aaI Esliin,r~.
suf TX nIII". from Ektnn -tatt,u IN PAL! vi!
TAFT Il X On ihc point th-I~ god stunr wharf
ihr Ht;- - Il great !-i fii- shore
ri for any Irn- 81 steamer runn!u -tw-r:i Pnitalr
ihia and EIli'm.r" To- tax" leave - freight TIL
Erin-" lice Il steamers t,i1y between .s citi~-
all 'ns 'siycncti ;TaS rim. aI II. piping The Man
''"n h"urc = rear IL" lIuin; AMI rau!n.ands hu-
III" nuCKlA" GROUNDS are np,r,l a. being am M
the i'"-i IN The rIS~T- Heron I>.ai tn" h-a!guaT
ter. s situated the y-Lt-. pl a iaFsr Hat Al thu
mouth g Heron rr--k. !urIgiinE lag ,.s-. -t!ns
the advantage II placing d-v"ys any Iviut on ir
l>ianI. Tn~-o Er'uu!. have b~en iruaIird hy u1su,
49," Know GL"kIEE ,uh- AMI H. ;,s-,.-slul af
= Company
L. n IIr-ToEr.-cour, H"u-- Point i. tia Enrienr
~" Il ir former county, sat Il Cecil at ,.s
't'-'r-' J" ''n"retion with the -aris history O.: ih
>tir Is 'ffyiH --t'"-Il c'ubf,. ~L-r Ind ,ui
rtalr''"i all TIA" land. {" Marti,ni from the >u-u--
h'iiA i'~n a." Eastern side ol the thrsa-1k, BAY To-
the mouth 80! Chester river ard &" tA. head thereof
busius tn period the h-aigIrrr- o.: lb county, wrr-
II v- POINT in, w.l-i. ta- s...afra. river ~.
mad tn" -"E'lI~ra t1galIry. " Howell, Point iriu.
ih~n ~ an TAR ,"gutN,H ti.v Point. I'll
y -"'i'! a. the Ha-t ~-Iir situation fJr 1t.
-"ai . JUST aud Ia short tim thu place. atdf-
IN :" i.'".u -i"r" h.uN" and -au-ps. Erscc.l
Will. Court linG-S aud .,ll An! irua that tim
H." pF---mi II ha- ba known Court Hnu.c Point
II va- granite! t. ca Augustine HERMAN. - H.hemIl
A'-'Ei' itir" { i infant settlement 81 NarN land
:rns thr i1su ~ iir SECOND I.rri EIiil:norv
The iuhlr tuii!II-- DESTROYED Ly ten Hove N
-. ne hundred 8 A-+ ihi- morning August
9th IL. Tn BRITISH ru-ral How. Ian .l hi troop
It '"Gs' ii.u' F'Hhi ~ Il" Elk r'~r. AMI matched!
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Dearest Freddie, thou hast left us,
We thy loss most meanly feel;
But Henry says thou'll not forget us,
Once will our sorrows heal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-11-02

The "Woodberry News" and "Havre
Republican have been scattered As
thick as Autumn leaves over the north
western part of this county. The pro.
prietors of these papers might as well
have sent batch Of Sammy Tilden's
old worn out cipher dispatches to the
voters who reside there. The latter,
though more fraudulent, if possible,
than the former, would have had the
advantage Of being great curiosities.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-11-02

NEXT Tuesday will furnish an I'M
commonly good opportunity for every
voter to register his opinion of cipher
politics
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- The best English and Swiss watches
are now laid aside for the WALTHAM 10y
persons who value accuracy. reliability and
durability. BAILEY. BANKS x BIDpIE.
Twelfth and Chestnut streets. are the chief
house III Philadelphia for the sale OF the
WALTHAM Watches.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-11-02

In our elaborate but truthful account
last week, of the " Feast Of the Faith
full" we inadvertently omitted to state
that "Old Harry" as some of bis
Bourbon compatriots afIectionately term
him, was seen hanging about the rag
ged edge Of that interesting occasion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-11-02

The satirist Of the BeIair " -Egis =
dubs Talbot the Little Giant, with
emphasis on the little. That's cruel
Joke.
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N0tice to Creditors.

Ills = T. -r.~ Iair~ rLsi the .uI-sral-r 81 t',si
"Hit hti a.ttrrI from the nsIi,n.' Court It -.ia
''"iH. Lritrr- Il Administration the l..T~ri.ai
tate Il
"EuRGE y ,kNEEuN
='- "I -si'. rsnHit d1--'l Al I~E-u- h4g. r.s.
t-'Er' IL" >t't ti"'~~sTi aye rely wtr- .-Ntfiri
" .hn'". tn The v.iirl"r- tEr-e-i ,lals rE
20. a.; r. ii.- ->Ih d. = =; -.u.l+r. .>su-
They may 'il-rw go. ~ las. ,ir! from all lf
e sAId csiAir All r-o:s> Indebted -aI rsintc a.
ttInr, II :" naA" immediate i he subs.
a.. Given uui.T my iard il- lih Law q -t.l.i
Is SAMUEL = BROWN
A!miri.'ra,rr e G~arsr " Cameron ,.,'I
Tc-t-RrrG-N u JsN,E. Register.
81 ..
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80 ACRES OF LAND

r4"'.'l ," Al arabic Iul AMI . a ...f .i,, , mi
N'ti ' N."l.t ''~''It b. 81. It'll timber
l.'tr fs' nl.i-. -'.H'- anI rl4r- ,: lut.s u,.i,t
q. 'r'. Irnt t" ilrI- irrf.-riy.
~, '.i' N"m'"i' CONSIST of FRAME <ttAS
-" iLLIN''. y \ y '--i wrih Pump 60! -Ntrl Ili3&
.~i.; "a''E 'fHFrrI'ai Z, IT, ,u- La. VIA III
bslfh a. E-- AT %. g. i.,a- is,u .. o.. zs..slzS
Tt WIN - ttir- Htiach II. a.. '.l4I..
"'N''-i''.'" i'""H-~ F"H.ity mouse, H.. i.oI- ni
"iit usual ai ry .aIti. ..... and r,- ..,ir
l'''FE' T. "ai"T good !" ..Iu& Tu-r- upon thi,
iTm Young AffL@ lti:D %: ,iolr- .rr.i, IN fl.l
irsrIus
TUE TERMS % SALE ~uI h. ~. f.,l,,,. -. ,,,
'Fi u t~ IHr'i4'-- iH'~N t. b. p,I! go ,4,h lt the
tin 80 sd" '--ffri uH. war t'd TIL l,isnr m
i@-n'''" 'HiH' if,H III" t, 81 ,a" Ia ..'li.t pas
iHrii- g. irs Iu:"rr~t FROM the ay - safe and III
'' H'ri i""f""i t. r occurred tho >aiI,i. i:e.l Il
iar EuI-T~i=tl,i
Any "h~ desiring information IA. at tlI- rr.r.r;v
T'' Cd" tam she Jos calm ih- -ti- srt r ~
iH- t'r t~ pr''Irry. 10y -irr- addressed g. r.,
trtl, rvun'y. Nj JOHN , <t>Ti1r
A.-lEure
~ hlNhN.N. AU'iF"a'rr- Nov =. ISIS l.
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The OFFICE SEEKERS REFRAIN.

HE UfFlCE SEEKERs' KEfRAIN.-
But don't refrain from singing it be-
cause you are not an Office seeker:
Vote for Talbot early,
Vote for Talbot late;
Never scratch your ticket,
And take your Bourbon straight.
Vote for Talbot early,
As often as you can,
For he's the champion statesman
Who whipped John Nerryman.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-11-02

An excellent remedy for burning
words Gold water, not Bourbon
whisky.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-11-02

Rattle his bones over the stones,
He's a scallawag candidate that nobody
owns.
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IROSP FOR 1870.
VOLUME es. 4e;h YEAR
GoDEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
Reduced from 50 TO 50 per Year.

The Cheapest and Best Ladies' Magazine
Published, ana no Retreat from the
Present High Standard
CTR SPLENDID ENGRAVING> oN STEEL
it~i-u-, by , a. G nar.-,
ot Il UNSURPASSED CGLDEEb FASHION PLATIs
OH MONTHLY NOVELTIES
uJE FASHION DESIGNS
pJE WOKE DEPARTMENT
UlE ,lTERAE DEPABINEAI
4 DIAGRAM PATTERN
NuNEl. HOMES
"tR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
GoHEY'- EE,IIEs ujan every -. To-, O.. ~,ri IA,
tr-t-,i h-IuT- printing
NtSIC-24 ra-r-- every N-a--H.rth uar- than rt.
pt.g' 1t ;A- Iia.ts.
CpioEED Designs
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"RICnELIEU took his favoritc chair
one afternoon since the last issue of
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
Fhs, B, g. -tv- ftpir- that thr sub rrar. Il cecil
rt.'y. has rit rlirl tom th- Orphan. Cs'rf 4 -,
unity lri;rt- T"stsfr"uttEy ia" personal -ttte a.
LuSH Ill. WhkENGN
lEtr Il >i eluUts .iesr--r'. Al I,r...r- I1,:r ~
ar.t thu sal ar-t-~el L.r-, wtrrsai % ,sl.i.f
'.- 'a'i.~ I'll ''" 's "r. 'l-f July authar;.ei.
"u .r l-..rr '.r lstl a,s g September. l..g.
f.rE mrN 'a.TN-H 80 t.s.. Peg - , g.. D. all Ir d.
a -! ~-'ri~- o. indebted t. -tiG ,,I,t- AL.
lEr'i.. 81 EaA- immediate t., ttlr .ufa,gt
3-f. GIVEN agsi-F hna.- ti- l.ti -, & u-.i.
- NAVY WAEENAN
JOHN VI. MyTLENAHAN
ENpCH MCCULLOUGH
EN'7.utpT- uf Rusw.ll MakrmtIl a,t..I
T-t-EtvuEN II. JtE H. E--l-iyr
at l=-tS
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NOTICES.. &c.


n III INt'''''3S 'IsN -.St otuUN1 " FdsSLEb
II 90 iuy Turkey F'rr lara or u, sigrs-- Th6s-
'fa"n.lns nil Ger tain.s D. lT"-. cIt-i.
CECIL y. WHITAKER.
ct Ir-Iaui
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" Is,tES. &c.
a CARD
UNTIL the lst of January. Dir. Fill

X "3'. 100 EI-t.a ,Gi' 90. SUNDAYS
liz a4.G - a" E.t i~lpnta I'll '.- At thu. A Inn
IT. Pr TIL temporary a--urr Ia IT.
'.u- lruy- g H. irl-r. : OF s--,s
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Independent Candidate for Congress,
Hon. GEO. B. MILLIGAN

or BALTIMORE COUNTY
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable FARM.
In Knhau,;, Mnnnr rn.;I ~ nd

'IHE undersigned, as Attorney for the
l. Tr"FFIet.l. ul "n-r at rub!l. sic Al thu Cunt
iIHu-~ ...-,T IT. Eikf.u. MI uu
Tuesday. November 18th. 1875,
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ATTENTION! ATTENTION! DEMOCRATS,

The following Order o: the Demo
cratic managers was received too late
to he placed in our advertising columns.
We. therefore. insert it here:
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Two LOTS, PIECES Or PARCELS Of LAND

e'f"rd"y. the lG'i ddy of Norem5er. 1878.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-19
Damburoer 0ropffn!
NArMMatg !

CHE SIR 81. gtugnit &6nig's
Sambnrser SrOpfen tauft, InBtGu
Oon Gnrem GpOtbeter OOer SdnOIer
Die NamelS ltateri9rift BON q.
So9eler & SO. seigen, Oamd
SIR ntdJt brrdS fdledte @adabutupr=
gen betrOge1 luerOet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-19

ger 8an6ftrei1er iins @rntearbeiter fnapp.
Snoepenoence u8uletin": SO. 80 pro Sag
tpuroe fir Nrbeiter geboten, uuo bod bate
MA STANDARDIZATION ite 3u %erlangen. Die
Zines" ih 0earibaa GountD erSGblt, bab
ein Sromp, benz Qrbeit arf elmer Sarm Su
$1.75 angebnten tpuroe, bielelbe berpeiz
vbegrilnbete~: uS6 nil Oerbammt iein,
Denn id iemaIs oafiir arbeite. SD pers
Iange $3.50, ulo gebe iberbaupt ni6ts
nm Qrbeit, benin Die @elt i6ulbet mir 10
tpie 10 etnen u%nterbalt."
= Sn BbiIaoeIpbio, tpobin It6
in lebter 3eit pieIe 2ano1treiAe aus
benz Weiten gesogen baben, niro auf einen
bei0noeren 8efebl bes Wta1ors unb be5
8oli3eibireftors bin bon Der 8oliset Sag
unO Ra6t auf tie 9efabnbet. Sn spet
gtadten un0 einem Soa nuroen 500 6ieier
Geute ei1gefangen unb ma6 benz Gorrefz
tionsbGus geididt, mo tie ein1tneilen Qlfe
nabme uno Mrbeit er6alten. Stir Wtande
lit bies, tple Der v4bilao. SenlOtr." lagt,
etHe tpabre Grl0lun9 BON gfotD uilo Glenb.
Oenn ni6t Nle iino Strolde, ionbern
cine NnSabL berleLben beite6t aus braben,
aber arbeitsloien 9euten, tuel6e auf feline
Gltoere @eiie na6 QLrbeit iI6en %fonnen,
ais auf S9uIters 3appen. l1eber bas
GerIabren BEL BEN @erbaftungen iagt bas@
ielbe 8latt:, 08et Der 8erbaftung Der
Qeute ipir6 nit aler Shonung
Derfa6ren un6 iperben oieielben bann
iiber ben 3Ded ibrts 6ierieins, na6 i6rem
@elperb, ibrer 6etmatb berb6rt. Sobal6
ii6 finbet, baB@iner Nrbeit bat, ober itder
at fin6en bofft, .mirb er iofort entlaiien.
SIM @orreftionsbaus tpirb bic @rarninaz
ton mie0erbplt, UNI Ntemanbem l1nrebt
81 tbun. Sir bic Sroentli6en bemiibt
man ii6 @rbeit 81 finoen, tDGbreto Die
groBe Nfen9e Der arbeitsl6euen 8ummler
CUR 2lrbeit angebalten tDirb uno 5tpar gum
Steinetlopfen." Die 8bilabelpbier 8ebor@
ben fifteen ii6 auf elm @ieieB, tponad Sa1
gabun6en y3um S~orrettionsbalS perur>
tbeilt nnS bort mad 8ori6rift pertDabrt,
gefleioet un6 feitgebalten iperoen louen."
0as @eieB iagt ferner, poaB bic oortbtn
@eididten eelunoen GetbeS Qetne &rllppeD
lein miien, uno oaB tie ntbt lnter 3 Dto>
nate urb ni6t iiber elm Sabr oortbin ge@
idiftMef0lE louen." AuBerbem beitimmt
aber GjtG DaIieIbe @eleb, oaB Die Sertpalz
ter beS 8eiIerun9SbauieS Seoen oartn aufs
nebmeH Tonne, Der bort aufgen0mr1ett 5u
mer0eH piiniht (iuegen Nrmutb nm0 8e=
1h1ftigungsloitgfeit unb 1tnfdbigfeit ftd su
ernGbrer, INNER nit NuSnabme Don&ren>
fen). Oas @o~rrettionsbaus beitBt &aum
fir 5000 Yerionen; I'M Nugenblid bat IS
Dieuei6t tauieno SnIaiien. S6on mal1=
der tiidtige brobloie Nr6eiter bat in bD9=
tier Notb bort elm Aipl ~eefun6en unb
Duroe gut b~ebGnOelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-08-19

OOer perOaunngs =gefdDweroen,
GOpfidmer5, Sdnlteridmer5, Sez
leutmuug Der Sruf, Snteu, iamres
auftOBeu aus benz Masen, Sdwin>
bel, idledten Geidmad tut MnnOe,
@aQenleiOen, 9er5flOpfeu, Sdmerz
sen In Der Nierens@ esenO, urb blinz
bert arOere &rmtbeit8zG rideimu.
gen, Welde bur9 l1uberOanli6teit
er5eugt tueroeu.
Gegen: 0antkrankbeiten, Artss
fdlaoe, S6wdrer, Sal5fitie, Tlet=
fen, Miteier, @eidwiire, Garbuus
tel, Gingwnrnr, @rinOtOpt fdltmme
Nugen, &otblalf, &rdbe, Sdorf,
MiBfarbe nttO an6ere &ranfbeiten
Der Sant 1T Der 6ebraud Der SrOps
fen bon utberslei6lider @trfuug.
Gine finai9e JlafdDe miro III fait
ale1 Tdueu Den ltngldubiglteu bon
Der @trfnng OieieS SeilmittelS iibers
5ertgeu.
5altet Gner Dlltt rein rro Die
OelunObett Cures Organisms
wirO Die gol9e feiu.
9te TIai0e
Dambmr0tr 0ropfen!
fOfet SO Gents, OOer fiiuf Tlaiden
5wei Dollars, iinO bel alien 4pOtbes
fern llO 9dnOlern in WeOi5iaeu 81
babeu.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-15
Distribution Of Premiums.

There was u very large number
of the friends of the pupils and
others interested In the progress OF
education present at the annual
distribution of premiums at the
Sisters school yesterday. The pu-
pills acquitted themselves most
creditably, in the following pro-
gramme, rejecting by their prof.
cheney the highest credit on their
teachers:
Grand Entrance March, (Taunhauser) III
amos, Misses +. Kuhl and @. Msscarel.
Silver Bells OF Memory, Chorus, Ii. Dale,
Accompanied by Miss Mary Cassagne.
Salutatory Address, Miss p. 'Wonzer.
Qui Vive, W. Gany; Pianos Misses F. Kuhl,
@. Mascarel, d. Meyers and ]. Cassagne.
Coronation.
Address to the Young Ladies Crowned,
Miss H. Adams.
Listen! IT'S the Woodbird's Song, IS. Glo-
ver) Sung by Misses d. Myers and j.
Cassagne, accompanied by Miss F. Kuhl.
Premiums.
Tyrolean Waltz, d. r. King; Pianos,
Misses A. Rolfe, X. Fitzgerald. NJ. Os-
borne and M. King.
Composition ON the Ravages Of Time, Miss
P. Veneer.
I'd Choose to be a Daisy, Sung by Juvenile
Circle. Accompanied by Miss D. Mac
Dougall.
A Disnterested Old Lady, Miss A. Deakers.
Premiums.
My Normandy, II. Sinclair, Accompanied
by Miss A. Rolfe.
composition sobre el Aqua, Miss D. Myers.
Spring, Gentle Spring, semi-C Chorus, j..
Hiyiore.
Premiums:
Vision OF Parable, A. Parchet; Pianos,
Misses M. Hargitt and M. Fitzgerald.
Little Girls address; A Quarrel among
the Flowers, Miss E. Childs.
Fra Diavolo, 3. Smith; Piano, Miss F. Kuhl.
Composition on the Pains and Pleasures of
Memory, Miss N. Desmond.
Conviun Pattir, Up. Roundinella) Sung by
Miss J. Cassagne, accompanied by Miss
F. Kuhl.
Premiums.
LIS Nina, Sung by the Little Girls, accom-
panied by Miss d. Myers.
Farewell Address, Miss N. Desmond.
Glass Song, Chorus, IN. Gibbons) Accom-
panied by Miss c. Mascarel.
Exit March, (Gounod) Pianos, Misses NJ.
Hargitt and d. Myers.
Miss j. Ca,sagne who appeared
six times In the course of the
exercises, did herself great
credit and filled her parents friends
and instructors with pride at the
success of her Accomplishments.
Miss f. Kuhi and Miss G. Masca-
rel won high honors in their per-
formance of the grand entrance
march and in other instrumental
parts in which they appeared to.
gether or separately.
The salutat0ry address was read
by Miss p. Veneer and was very
creditable effort.
Altogether the affair passed off
with the greatest satisfaction to the
Sisters and their visitors.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-15
Santa Ana Items.

We clip the subioined from the
Santa Ana Times of the 18th inst:
G.. Shinn, from the Santiago
Mining district, called upon us the
latter part of last week, and placed
upon our table some very choice
specimens of ore-five in number
assaying from $35 to $3.50 per ton,
He reports everything in a prosper
GUS condition at the mines.
At a meeting of the Squatters
last Saturday, very large number
was in attendance. Mr. VanDyke,
their attorney from San Francisco,
was present and addressed the meet
ing. The settlers are active and
energetic i'm trying to secure title
to what justly and honestly belongs
to them.
D. S. Mills has left at our office
one of the finest specimens of wheat
we ever saw. 1t was grown neal
the RiDcon and Is of the Egyptiar
variety. The bunch contains thirty
at alks aud the stalks average sever
feet in height Mr. Mills says this
wheat has many excellent quail
ties, one of which is that it will moi
rust. He intends planting thi.
variety next year.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-15
EVENING SESSION.
THERE Is TROUBLE In STORE

For those who neglect to rsctify irregu-
larities Of the stomach, liver and bowels,
which they foolishly imagine will "come
such persons are usually disahused by
the devel ppment of some serious chronic
malady, traceable to what they were
pleased to consider a trif1ing disorder OF
the above named ass 'ciate organs ruch
a elimination Il easily avoided. A course
of Hostetter's Stomach BIZ t-rs invaria-
bly, has the effect of renewing the secre-
tive action of torpid liver, restoring
healthy digestion and assimilation and
rendering the habit of body perfectly
regular. The activity of these ail-impor-
tant functions being restored, and the
entire system toned and regulated by
this incompatible corrective and invig-
GRANT, no danger to the general health is
to be apprehended from causes which, II
not eradicated In time, will assuredly
undermine it.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-15
Artistic Photography.

Mr.. Charles Hasselman takes
pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie of Los Angeles and surrounding
cities that he has formed a partner.
ship with Mr.. F. PARKER, the gen.
ial photographer Of No. 65 Main
street, DowNEY BLOCK. The firm
engages itself to do nothing but
first-class work, equal to the best
done in the Eastern States and
Europe. Portraits in oil colors,
pastel, .colored and black crayons,
water colors, India ink, etc, at re-
duced prices. Reproductions from
any kind of old faded pictures taken
In u superior style. Every kind of
re-touching done for the trade.
F. PARKER,
CHAS. HASSELMAN,
65 Main Street, DOwney Block.
I'm, ,may7.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-15
Among the Whitest Things on Earth

Are teeth. beautified and preserved by
SOZOD0NT; and the rose is scarce
sweeter than the breath which becom es
aromatic through its influence. 1t is the
preventive OF dental decay in existence.
1t remedies with certainty canker and
every species of corrosive blemish upon
the teeth, and count eracts the hurtful I'm
fiuence upon them OF acidity of the
stomach. The formula of its preparation
includes only botanic ingredients, and
IL contains only the purest and most sal'
utary of these.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-15
The dry goods and novelty store

IIIt uTy gUUus anu HUveIly stUTe
Charles Prayer, at No. 8 Com
mercial street, is an attractive re-
SOFT to the ladies of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Prayer has one Of the most ex.
tensive and recherche stocks of
goods ever brought to Los Angeles,
and there is absolutely nothing
necessary to the feminine toilette
which may not be found in his
store. He has been guided in his
purchases by thorough knowledge
Of the requirements of this section,
and the latest fashions and novel;
ties may be at all times inspected
at No. s Commercial street. Give
him q call. my7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-15

A bashful young man escorted an
equally bashful young lady. AS
they approached the dwelling of
the damsel, she said entreatiDgly,
"Zekell, don't tell anybody you
saw me home." "Sary,n said he
emphatically, "den't you mind
I'm as much ashamed Of 1t as you
are.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-15

The Messrs. Lips. Craigue g. Co.
have made arrangements to receive
monthly cargoes of the famous Phi.
Best Brewing COmpany's export
lager beers. These beers are made
at Milwaukee and bottled by the
Messrs. Stamm & Meyer. The
first of the cargoes arrived yester-
day, consisting of an entire load.
The .Messrs. Lips, Craigue & Co.,
through this arrangement, are
enabled to offer special advantages
to purchasers. The first prizes
were awarded to this PHI. Best Ex-
port beer at the Centennial Expo.
aition, at the Wisconsin State Fair,
held at Milwaukee, and at the
Inter State Fair held at Chicago.
lmapr21
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-15
Herald Steam Printing House.

Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed In California outside of San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted TO us will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-15
Teutonia Saloon, 1928 Man Street.

The celebrated FREDERIoKs.
BURGH LAGER BEER will be, from
this day, on draught and be kept
all through the Summer months on
Ice. Hot lunch from IL to 2 O'Clock;
all delicacies always on hand.
Tony FABER,
my29tf Manager.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-15

A Cleveland genius has invented
pipe for the use of those who
wish to leave off smoking. 1t re-
sembles q meerschaum and Is
charged with sufficient nitro-g gly.
cerine to blow off the top of an or
dinary head. One smoke of this
pipe SO titles the business.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-15
Properly rrRnsTers.
FROM IuEsON, GILLETyE q GIBsON's TRAN.
SCRIPT OF RECORDS, JUNE Ii, 1878.
CONVEYANCES.

CONVEYANCES.
VIM McCrindle to Anna M Wilcox-20
acres in Home Tract, Rancho san Anto-
niol 81.
Aug Langen berger and Benz Dreyfus to
Abram l. Bush-To cure defect ip former
deed to l76 acres in Rafael Gradias Tract,
Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana.
w M Williams to II H Stevenson-Lots
23 and 20. Williams subdivision blk 70,
Ord's survey, city; 81, eto.
Estate of Simon Goldsteln, deceased, TO
II Werder. Louis Dun, John Neipp and
] Benrer Scheidt-Order OF Probate Court
confirming sale of n lot on Lemon, lot on
Centre ST, and lot 81 In blk K 5, Anaheim ;
$4,000
FP F Temple and 50 others to Prudent
Beaudry-Deoreeo Of District Court quiet
ing title of p Beaudry to one-half of lots
|, ., 4, Bunker Hill Tract, CITY. with res.
ervation of one-halfto to John d Bicknell.
US of America to Clodimiro Lopez
Patent for e y ofSW "a, SW Il of SE a
Sec 10 T 8 8 n s w, l20 acres.
Genuine Marrian's Burton Pale
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-15
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, socie-
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
In the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, for Places of W orship, a graft
is directory, which Will appear every
Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-15

In sixty days from to-day / must
dispose of the largest portion of my
new stock of fine men aud boys
clothing, hats, boots and shoes, dry
goods, etc., and will from this day
sell all the above goods at greatly
reduced prices. The public are po-
litely invited to call and examine
my stock and prices and convince
themselves Of the above facts.
H. MEYERsTEIN,
40 Main ST., under Lafayette Hotel.