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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-08-21

IlGIJ udu d~uAouuSOu noA w..
leaving Niagara. ely carriag' is at
the door; I shall esteem it a privilege if
I may introduce her tcthem."
"Im sure you're as good al gold,
DOCTOR"
But when Amy returned, then was a
rosy glow in her face, and an ecsasy ID
her glance. -.
81 hope," she said, between ! smile
and q tear-"I hope, Aunt Hity, that
you won't be d%isple.sed, though his
ancestors didn't come over in TIL May
notwithstanding happepd at
the Falls, Aunt Kitty"
Goodness! you lidn't los any
thing" ,
eyes, I did. I lost my heart Aunt
Kitty. Hope you'veyrown to Ike him
we'll enough not to mind his want of a
family tree, because I've promised to
marry him, Aunt Hitt..."
Whom? the docbr? Wei, if l
! everl If it hadn't ben for my asthma,
now Well, you may thank ne for o
good husband. How 6 you know about
| his ancestors, pray? ]y-the.wa,,, child,
| I don't think I ever asked hlt name.
, I'm sure I don't knowit any mGe than
? if he were the pre-Adanite man, If there
ever was such a being When you're
choking and painting With the asthma, q
: rose would smell as sweet with any
| other name. I hope it's a peasant
sounding one, at any nte."
3 "Yes, it is very pleasant it isDorset
, Travis. Oh, aunty, I couldn't help it
but you know you said he waia borr
~aristocrat ! I didn't mean to DECEIVE yor
but you never asked, and-and-it was
8 so nice to have him coming, if yu mus
4 be ill, and you would have sat hin
3 away if you had known, and ten per
haps you would have died; andI didn'
3 know be was a doctor myself til 1 me
8 him in the street the day he fit came
to you, and he told me he hadstudiet
4 at first for occupation, never meaing tx
. practice-as he had plenty ofmone,
without, aunty, you know-bu,he hae
/ grown to love it, and meant to dtote hi
! life to it-and me-"
"Penny wise and pound tolish,'
|, ] nnnfossed
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LNOR RENT,
By & o. HOFFMAN, 10th and F s,s. nv.
6SS ra ave. NV, 10 rooms. mod. imps.. 500 90
1913 81. NV, rooms, mod imps. 100 90
* sst g., 6eo,tw double house, new. 50 80
TO Htn st NV, Ii rooms and store, m. H. 80 80
10th and D SITS. me-, hne place for garden 80 OF
StSuoaro ST.. geo TN. IL rooms, mod .impS. 80 on
S 81 81 D. W., rooms, mod. imps. 40 90
TT 11S ~. NV rooms. mod. impS..... :. 40 90
1 %S ~. No., IL rooms and stable, mod. i'm. IS 90
90 90 III 81. NV, rooms mod imps...... IS 90
gig gig 1Vn ST. NV STORE and rooms above. IS 90
2io un 81. %: w., rooms and store. IS
SC.aSe WIN nne grounds and barn, 6eo'twn Is 90
80 Q 3tn 81. q. w. rooms, mod iMps. IS o.
300 81. n: rooms 1922. 16 90
S59 ~ 81 n'e., rooms and bath, new.... Ii on
ooa IN 81. n.e., rooms and bath new. Is o.
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who Suggested the Presidential
Commission?

That norton of the Conkling interview i'm
which the Senator is reported as having said
that he suggested to General (then Presidency
Grant the idea of the electoral commission,
would seem to be borne out by General Grant
himself. In an interview with him, published
just before his retirement from Office General
Grant said, among other things, that Senator
COnkling suggested to him the electoral COM
mission as means of peaceably settling the
Presidential contest. 1t may be stated that
the first suggestion ever made of the electoral
commission was in communication that ap-
peared in The STAR December Is, 1876, writ
ten. 1t is understood, by ex-AttOrney General
Williams and signed Salus POpuli." 1t was
headed, A Plan for the Settlement of the
Presidential Question: and after sketching
the outlines of the mode of selecting a COM
mittee or commission for the purpose, the
writer proceeded to say:
Some tribunal must be found or organized
to determine this great question. There is an
irrecOncilable antagOn ism between the two
branches of Congress. The House holds that
the I'D joint rule is in force. and the Senate
holds that 1t is not in force. The House will
not agree to anything that appears to give the
republicans an advantage, and the Senate
viii not agree to anything that appears to give
the democrats an advantage. The Senate
claims that the president of that body must
count the vote, and of course decide all queS-
lions arising upon conflicting or irregular re-
anu the cldllnS IndI it mas q Tlgnt
to object to and exclude any vote which
IN its judgment ought not to be counted.
Nothing can be settled by the presidents
for they conflict and furnish arguments OH
both sides. The more general practice has
been for Congress in some way to decide, or
provide for deciding as to the doubtful cleo
tOral votes. The sO-called committees of in
yestlgatiOn, will not improve the situation.
Their reports will only add fuel to the flames.
Everybody with any political experience,
knows that the republicans of said committees
will report that the election in the South
where controversy has arisen, were carried
by intimidation and outrage, and all the demo-
Gratis will report that the votes were fraudu-
lently and Illegally counted for the Hayes
electors"
The difficulties in the way of settlement
did develop in the way predicted i'm this CON-
municatiOn, and on the 18th of January, 1877,
plan of adjusting the matter by commits
sion was agreed to as the only means of avert
ing national CONFUSION. The plan suggested
Dy SaluS POpuli," was not identical with that
finally agreed upon, but t was the germ of
that plan.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
III WIN. Z. BURFORD, 70S e street.
hr Sale

For Sale.
Two-story press Brick and Back Building, 8
rooms, modern improvements: lot 90 I125 to an
alley; situa ion northwest: for 81 So0-S2 cash
payments.
Also, three newly finished two story press-brick
Houses In northwest section of city, with rooms
and modern Improvements, for S. 600, on easy
terms.
also have some great bargains in large hand
some property. VIII sell a: panic prices, or take
some property in part payment. Several elegant
Lots centrally located at reduced prices.
To Loan.
have SIC, 900 in sums to suit at p,r cent also
IS, OOO In one or two sums at per cent ants. r
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Now that the recent discoveries at the Wash
lngton Observatory have called more than
usual attention to this important institution
and its needs, and an energetic Superinten-
dent has charge of its interests, there is some
reason to believe that the much needed change
In Its locality will be effected The steps that
Congress has already taken in the matter
show that the claims of the Observatory are
just and reasonable. Its to be hoped that the
commission appointed to select a site will per-
form its duties with all the rapidity that is pos
Sloie under the circumstances, and that the
report Will be acted upon Immediately at the
Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-18

The tax laws adopted by the Maryland legis-
lature at its last session, made number of
changes in the form of taxation The list of
property exempt from taxation is cOnsidera
bly, enlarged, and the enumeration of the sever
al descriptions of taxable properly is m leh
more precise. Mortgages wholly upon pro-
perty lii the State are exempt from taxation
bondS OF other states are exempt only when
made so by the laws of the State unler which
they are issued. All other bonds, except bonds
OF the government of the United States, are
expressly declared to be taxable. So with all
descriptions of stock of corporations in NJ, Try
land, no matter where owned and of CORPORA
tons, no matter where situated, owned by re-
Sldents OF the Safe. Express provision Is
made Tor the taxation of property of CORPORA
tons the stock of which is wholly or i'm part
exempt from taxation, ami which does not ILL
within the exemption. The exemption of
church property, instead of being confined to
church buildings and the ground actuiily
covered by them, is extended to plrsonages
and to the ground appurtenant to both
churches and parsOnageS which my be neces-
sary for the use thereof. The EXEMPTION of
hospitals and benevolent institutions, Instead
OF being confined 70 those which are intended
exclusively for the INDECENT sick, is mad, to
embrace all institutions of the kind, and a
similar exemption is aided i'm favor of eiuel.
tonal and literary institutions, their build
lngs and appurtenant grounds, furniture
libraries and equipment.
The World Conkling interview seems des-
tined to make sensation all over the country.
Making all due allowance for the powers of
embroidery OF the reporter. and the prOba-
bility that a good deal of the matter is only
shrewdly elaborated guess work, there ismuch
oil 1t that sounds so amazingly like what Conk-
ling might say in a confidential talk, that it
makes what Horace Greeley used to style
mighty interesting reading"
New Jersey, whose geographical character
lStlcS have exposed her to a Congressional
sheer, rises above detraction by u single legs
latlye act. She Is the first state to take maa-
SureS for famiiariZing her future citizens
with the metric system of weights and mea
SureS by placing sets in the various school dis
tricts. The old complicated system is entirely
behind the times. We shall maintain that
New Jersey has covered herself with glory,
even at the risk o causing the wicked para
grapher to remark that it does not take much
glory to cover New jersey
The Episcopal bishop for China recently
left the United States for that country. This
fact suggests the proper plan for christianiz-
ing the Chinese. 1t will be best effected by
missionaries in their midst, whose lives win
not be in open violation of the precepts they
teach. The spectacle of some of their country
men and neighbOrS, living Christian lives and
teaching Christian doctrine may serve to re-
move the prejudice against Christianity,
which the experiences of Chinese emigrants
in this Christian country have no doubt created
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-18

Average s,rorn Daily Circulation orer
17,5OO-bein0 q much larger bona Hde.
regular circulation than that of all the
other daily papers ia the city added
together.
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injury 70 the skin, warranted to all ladies' USING
Madame WENBERG'S celebrated PAsTIII Tss
Pc FLORENCE and BOSE PowDE4. aplk-Im.
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MADAME COSTELLO, Disciple of Mile Lenor.
IVA mand. Paris, the greatest Planet Reader ever
IN America, can be consulted at her house. No, 224
st. INV. street cars pass the door, MADAME
III. sep17-ly
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A SPLENDID LINE OF KID GLOVES
"a al DOC. pair. A few Marseillas Spreads Al
81 % and " soiled, worth 81; Roby's ID ,ubIs
Bust Corset, guarantee steels not to break yi
PAIR. Cassimeres from 12k to 75c yard: C.sh.
Eard; Pure Linen Table Dsmask 25c yard. Hos
b. BAILEY, cor. 18th and ST. s. W. mnrs 6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-18
MEDICAL, &c.

A sTROLoGIsT.-Mrs. DIR. ELLIS. SIS Penn
consult the Dr. in ali things. once hours from
am. to o pm. aDi3iy
PFGISTER's LINIMENT
~ ~ cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache and
al sores pains, injuries: &c; 1t never fails Try
III So,d by druggists, % and 80 cents. STOTT
for Washington. apl5-m' VI sm
SATIsFACTl0N''-Ap positive cure and a GER
70 ~ tain preventive OF unpleasant conseOuences
Inc 9sed In season: u per bottle, at DIR. DARBY's
~ p o., ooIneI 4 ehna. ave. ap6 I'm
nK; 4 EON, The Oldest Established and only
- reliable Ladies Physician In the City, can be
consulted every Tuesday, wednesday and S.turo
Gay, at No; 6o6 ii st. NV, from 20 8 o'clock
Al fenaie % mplaints quickly cured Once ana
II sidence, Monroe ST.. Baltimore. p0yI4-iy
SRECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBEkTs0N can 6s
cofsnned every " ednesday and Saturday at his
omc' III ID ST.. between 9th and 10 h. from = 10 o
= m, on an diseases of the Urinary Organs and
N ns disease, viz: Organic and seminal Weat-
ness. Nervous Debility, lmpotency p emature De-
cay, Nervous Trembling Palpitation of the Heart,
GUINNESS OF sight or Giddiness, Indigestion &C.
de-, all resulting from abuses In youth excess in
Mshnood, and early tndiscretious. Gonorrhra
stiictures and Syphilis quickly cured. DR.. X. l.
special practice endorsed by the leading physicsns
oil thls city, visits Washington every @&edpesdaV
nnG saa6urday: Persons In need Of medical treat
Ment lot any OF the above diseases will find it 10
tnen interest to call upon him, who win insure
honorable and scientific treatment, and Q curs
bis patrons to any OF the leading physicians OF Ba
timore, and show letters Of testimonials from tho
s:ne. CAL or address as above, or to 10 south
EolaW street, Baltimore. mar3o-1y
CONSULT DIR. LEON the oldest established
~ specialist in the city. He guarantees 8 perms-
Of ali Acute and Chronic skin Diseases. XbsodoosS
or DO charge. Separate consulting rooms eos II
street northwest. novI-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-18

A LII WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT to know
- the best One Dollar GLASS.
rs accurately suited to the eye at
b. 81. HEAEPLER'S, Optician. AS
Penn. avenue q. W., corner ~ street. f
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CONNOLLY's,
ap15-tr COS Ninth street, ODD. Patent OrBce.

CIF EtpNfH So. n.tr.
{ HEAP CARPETS AND DRY GOODS.
$500 yards Calico, ~ cents
Muslins and Sheetings as cheap as the che.,as,
Buntings, all shades, 25 cents up
Back Alpacas, 1b to 6Oc. Mohair 81 worth 6Oe
BACK Cashmeres grand bargains SOC, up,
Boubie width u ack Cashmeres, rs cents.
6nck Gno Grain SILK, 76c up, very chsap,
Golored silks. 7bc. Summer Silks, SO Sc 70 IL
large stock Parssols in civ, very low prices
Elegant line Dress Goods, Ley to 37x cents
chOn Laces, o' A'''
Brussels Carpets, u to 81 I2x; l2lt Of for cash
prices.
t0-inch Black Cashmere. 81, worth 81. 90.
L. N. NAUDAIN,
spl-u 1O9 Market Gu0aA
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RRODHEAD g. Co.,

DRODHEAD e. Co.,
ID 939 Pennsylvania AreHUe,
Are now Offering special bargains In beautiful
Dress Goods, Black silks, Grenadines, sc. &c
Among which are stylish and serviceable at-wool
Bourettes at As cents; superior Atwood French
Cashmeres at 90 cents and up Tamise Cloth. at
s711 cents recently $l.25 per yard; Black and
White Satin, rs and up; Buntings, IS cents,
French Organizes, Toll de AlSace, Madras Cling
hams and Linen Lawns. very cheap; AudrOscog-
gin Bleached Cotton, cents: Lonesdale Cam
brio. 12lt cents; the most elegant and best 3-but-
ton Kids I'm the city for the money, 81. %: Shct.
land ll-wool Shawls, Is cents: fine yard wide un-
blesched Muslin suitable for curtains. Is cents per
yard, "a great bargain); Thompson Glove fitting
COrsets, I'll pair.
BRODHEAD CO,
sp15-tr 939 Pean'o are. bet. 9Th and 10Th
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NEW SPRING
~ DRY GOODS.
We nave Just opened new Bourettas RnIrtar
bockers. silks, Cashmeres, Lawns &c
900 Silk Sun Umbrellas for Ladies ana Camilla
meb, ranging In price from 81 90 up TO rs O0 A'''
Androscoggin Cotton, TIC
Fruit OF the Loom, &C.
'Lonsdale Cambria, 12<c
w. ". BURDErrK q 90.
No. 706 X 81, HWf m.ro1,
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| issue on the 1st and 18th of each month a bull
etin of all property for sale and rent on nv hooks
which can be had on application at my Off ,e, or
will be sent by mail if desired -
Loans
$500. 81, 500, $3.50, at s per cent. ap17-tr
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RATION 4 STORMS
CELEBRATED NKw YoRK
FIVE CENT CIGARS

fUI hdt W IlOIossfIt dIl fctali bA
apis Inn WIS. RoosE. 1888 Pepna, ave.
TNHE MUTUAL RY~EFTT
l. LEE ms In 4ECE IN
NEMARa, n. j. w.
iNeohrohAfAp iezo. PURELY MUrCAL.
LHws 9. GROVER President,
AsGALS 9ANOARf 1sT, 1873, $50 lsi, s2s a.
al SPprOveo forms OF policies issued ksports
11ns a. me- furnished az the Once Of the Com
,n JAS. B. fEARsoN, Vice President.
AOW AkD A. STRONG, Secretary,
M MI, BENZ. c. MILLER, Treasurer.
6kANVILLE r. HYDE. District Agent.
mAIA-xm Room y. lie Dr0if Bmddfno.
NOIlCE.-Priaes reduced to suit the times
~ Great induce ment Is offered to Hotels and
api2-in' CAPITOL LAUNDRY, OILS ct.
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EOR SALE AND EXCHANGE,
a. By THOS. =. BROWN. LeDrOit Building.
S21 Mass. ave-. I. b. and lot of 256O II. 50 800
Suburban brick dwelling, large lot near cars. $50
1920 d5th ST. NV: 7r. br: new bas ws...... 2525
ills st. ny S. (sale or 1change. ).... 2, 900
and lot of 800 it. on ST. worth IS 5OO for 81 OO6
A 61oom house aud 2, 600 IT. lot on an asphalt St.
NV, east OF 14th ST., only 81, 900. Also, several
fine residences to sell or exchange, and 10 S wv ,
u exc mango for improved property. ap18-tr
FOR RENT-Elegant new HOUSE at LeDroit
= Park. all modern cOnveniences, eight fine
rooms: $45. Also, Nos. Fl, % and rs X st. NE,
Apply at BIRNEY'S Law Office, Room s.,
LeDrOit Building. r st.
Any Of the above will he sold on long time and
month";! payments. ap13 I'm
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS AT POPULAB PRICES

go pieces of Plaid swiss Organizes, job lot at is
New Spring Dress Goods, immense stock 70 max.
selections from; prices from II, ID, Is, %, %,
All wool French Black Cashmeres, so cents per
BlasS Grsnsdines new stock, Just received, IS.
50, 81 80. GO, IS, and mp.
Black silks hest makes, from Is, IS 81, 81 OIL g,
Summer silks just received.
Hamburg Edgings from auction, good quality,
New STYLES q Lawns, 100 different patterns 70 Sc
lect from, only 12p cents.
Linen Lawns all patterns.
s sn,fng iC5 BOYS wear 70 e 50 Sos
Come early for bargains, at
c. II. TowsoE a Co.V.
CSC Pennsylvania aresae,
aplI-tr South side, near 7th st. NV.
DLACk SILKS, COLORED sILKs,
Bscs f.mise. Back Isp C Hsss Bs
a nsw and %
ington city. CARTER's IN Moreet space,
We are selling an excellent quality (Gulnet makei
Black silk, real satin finish, sublime quality, at
Sin since February aa, ISIS. We are selling the
best fsck silk In this city ats We are selling
SSa Sa S G s al &c IN nay pss g 1sc,s
ity BLACK Cashmere: So,; This Black Cash nerois
ing from SIC. TO sl.5e. Beautiful Spring Dress
Black and ColOred Grenadines at the very lowest
cash prices four a. pair o. real English stockings
(woNen SeamsD for I'll We are selling the very
best Bed Ticking that is made, one-yard wide,
double twilled 25c.
across the pavement In front Of our store with
name (CARTER'S) written on II In gold letters,
cheapest and largest assortment OF Dry Goods Ia
W ashingtoD. apl6 u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
WEDNESDAY, the 10th DAY OF
OCTOBER, A. d. 1878,

At IL O'Clock NJ, proceed to soil al
the Court House door, in the city and
county of Los Angeles, state OF Cali
fornia, at public auction. to the highest
and best bidder, for cash in u. =.
gold coin, to satisfy said Judgment for
principal, costs and all accruing costs, all
the right, title and interest OF the above-
named defendants in and to the follow
ing described real estate. to wit:
All that certain parcel or lot OF land,
situate in the city and county of Los An
geles, state of Caliiarnia, more particu-
larry described as follows, to wit:
Commencing on the north line OF
Nichols private street, at or hear the
south east corner OF lot one of block 30,
Hancock's survey of 35 acre lots or bona
ton lots; thence south G1% degrees east
228 feet, more or less, to the western line
OF Pearl street; thence north 37% degrees
east along the western line of Pearl
street 5O6 feet, more or less, 10 the SOUTH
ern line of Tenth street; thence westerly
along the southern line of Tenth street
BIZ feet, more or less, to a point; thence
south 27% degrees west, following the
live fence 1857 feet to point of beginning,
containing 3 liz acres, more or less; IL
being the same land purchased by said
| Charles W. Dayisof II. X. w. Bent, W. u.
| Hasted and r. Ii. Dalton, by deed re-
corded in book 35, page SIC, of deeds, re-
| cords of Los Angeles county, Cal.
| Given under my hand at the city and
| county of Los Angeles, State OF Caliior-
| mia, this 25th day of September. A. D.
| 1878. Ii. NJ. MITCHELL,
sheriff
| BY James c. Kays, Deputy. s2Gtd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
The Vital Restoratrva

As 'horoughly scientific prescription. Ia
not qnack nostrum, hence periectiy
snio 70 iake; is pleasant to the taste.
pathetic system of nerves narz 60 ~ ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28


Under and by virtue OF decree OF
foreclosure and order OF sale, entered in
the District Court OF The l7th judicial
District OF the State of California, in and
ior the county of Los Angeles, ON the 2itll
DAY OF september, A. ID. 1873, and a writ on
foreclosure OF mortgage entered in the
aforesaid District Court, annexed 10 said
decree and dated the 18th day of Sc tenn
Der, A. ID. IL s, in the above entitled case,
ana IN layor OF A. K: LOOMS, plaintiff,
Seaman, his wife, defendants. IL certified
copy of which said decree OF foreclosure,
duly atiested under the seal of said
Court on the 25th day of September, A.
iR5,o y, 1873, and delivered 10 me on
the writ annened aas rhsTeto iSsea"sr where, %asn
by l am commanded to sell at
public auction, to the highest and best
bidder, Tor cash in U. $ gold coin, tn G fol-
lowing and in said decree described real
estate, to wit:
Situated in the city and county of Los
angeles, State of California, and known
as lois nine 90 and twenty (20) in block
nsty.one t5ll, OF old's survey of the city
o1 Los Angeles, as subdivided and de-
Ilneated on map made by George Han.
sen and l.. Seebold ON the 18th day of
october, 1872, which map is recorded in
Dook num Der two (2) of miscellaneous
frontage of fifty (50) feet on Spring street
ana running through to Fort street, OF
uniform width and frontage.
Also, all that other piece or parcel Of
land situate in said city of Los Angeles,
and bounded and described as follows
to wit:
Commencing at the intersection OF the
north line Of Washington and the west
line OF Georgia streets, of Bells Addi-
uon, and running thence north along
said line of Georgia street, one hundred
ana seventy-six Q76) feet; thence west
nfty t5O) feet; thence south l76 feet; thence
east oo rect, TO the place OF beginning.
PUBLIC notice Is hereby given that ON
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28

Notice is hereby given that at Il meet
ing OF the Board of the Directors held on
The llth day of Septem her, 1873, an as
sesscent mo. A. of five dollars per
share was levied upon the subscribed
and unpaid up capital stock of the cor
poration, payable Immediately, at the
city, California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the Igth
day OF October, 1873, VIII be delin-
quent, and unless payment is made ne-
fore will be sold on The FOURTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER, 1873. to nay the deiin-
quent assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale
By order of the Board of Directors.
JOHN y. WHEELER,
Secretary
Office OF the Company, Los Angeles
city, California, September 1lih, 1878.
sl2-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
Notice for Publication of Time
for Proving Will, etc.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, In the Pro-
County of Los Angeles. bate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
George w. Tallant, deceased.

pURsUANT. TO AN ORDER OF THIS
y Court made this day, notice is here
OF October, a. ID. 1873, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. II
said day, at the Court room of this Couft,
In the city and county of Los Arge-
les, has been appointed for hearing thJap-
pllcation OF Helen II. Tallant, pryying
that a document now on file in thlsdourI,
purporting to be the last will and testa-
ment of George w. Tallant, deceased,
be admitted to probate, ayd that
letters testamentary be issuel there
on to Helen II. Talant, ut
which time and place al persons
Interested therein may appel and .on-
test the same.
Dated September 23, 1878.
A. w. PITS, Clerk.
By e. II. OWEN. Deputyclerk. s2ild
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
Important Change of Time

On and after Monday, Dec. IL tn 1877, and
until further notice. tra.ns wth run every
day as fOIl0w,.