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The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
British military strength.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-Maj. Gen. Sir
Garnet Wolsley contributes to the Nine
teenth Century an article entitled
"EnglaDd as a Military Power" The
following are his conclusions "At no
previous period has England been 80
strong In a military sense as now. Were
war declared tomorrow about 100000
drilled men would fall into line, II re-
quired, supported by 372 field guns man
ned and horses by the Royal Artillery.
That number would roughly be made
up as follows: Standing army at home,
90, 900 men; army and militia reserve,
10000; militia, 50 600; volunteers. 180,-
600; and seccnd-class army reserve, TO-
700. Totat, 414,000. In this calculation
I have put the figures very low, and have
left out altogether the 10000 yeomanry
who would be available for home ser>
vice. have not taken into considers
ton the number of regular troops that
would be available for war when the
Mediterranean garrisons were furnished
by militia. It will thus be seen that We
could st once take the field with two
fully equipped army corps OF moro than
&c, 900 soldiers each, leaving = similar
force Of regular troops at home - . re-
serve. When l compare the military
strength of England now with what It
was In 1854, I am a. amazed at tho con-
ditions Of military weakness and help
lessness In which we were when We boz
| gan the Russian war Of that year ~ I am
| at the ignorance Of those who are now
croaking over our supposed want Of
strength and alleged consequent inability
TO fight"
MILITARY AND NAVAL GOSSIP.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-Lord Napier, ol
Magdala, commanjer-in>chief Of Glib
raltar, Is new in London. 1t 10 said hs
will take command Of any expeditionarI
force that may be sent out in case o
war, with Sir Garnet Wolsley as chic
of staff.
1t is now stated that the peace nego
tiations between Russia and Turkey viii
consume another week.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
'reign Telegraphic Summary

ne Eastern question gives rise to con-
PYa rulnors and conflicting views, but
persistence with which England pre-
f ior war affords evidence OF earnest
/ ana seems to imply a purpose to car
V'H's IN Issue at the hazard of hos
I''' ne exact attitude of Austria ia
SUBJECT Of question, and varying
uO'S are expressed by different cor
pVidoilIS' The precise demands of
P'.a, ,asn'I %lllch make the basis of impend-
'rouIles' have not yet accurately
'spfea, though several versions have
b Puollshed.-A report that Lord
'"y has resigned from the British
NV IL proved to be untrue.-The Brit
Oni., mouse of Commons has passed the
a' marriage bill, which enables the
'pilhg Of marriage under colonial
|, "''n d deceased wfe's sister To in.
4 fr'opetty IN the United Kingdom
hli.9 nrosSais st. Marc, cardinal
" Vi kennes, France, is dead
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28

By virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Is
Court OF the state OF Delaware in and for
New Castle, made after the 18th day ol
February, A. D., 1878, Will be exposed al
public sale at the premises In Brandywine
THURSDAY, MARCH 21st, 1873,
at IL o'clock a. m;
the following described real estate being
the property of George w. Mousley de-
ceased, situate, lying and being In Brandy
wine Hundred. New Castle County and
State OF Delaware, bounded and described
as follows to wit: Beginning at a stone In
line OF lands of Isaac 3. Elliott and the
snuff mill road, and running thence with
said Elliott lands and partly by line of said
public road north forty six degrees, east
one hundred and fourteen and seventy -si x
hundredths perches TO corner of said
Elliott lands In line OF lands of
DUPONT, thence by saio DuPont's lands,
north fifty-eight degrees, west one hundred
ana sixty three and fifty two hundredths
perchss To- q stone, corner OF said -
DUPONT. thence by lands of said -
DUPONT, south thirty-one and a half de-
grees, west eighty-nve and twelve hun
dredths perches TO corner of land of Benja-
min Elliott thence by the same the follow
ing i've courses and distances to witt
forty lone and forty eight hundredths
perches, south fifJy-three and a half de-
grees, west twelve and four tenths perches
thence south thirty one degrees, east four
RoAShSoy oDesh AOA ~ .%hU = A.&A NSb.oSS
east forty four and nfty-two hundredths
perches. south fifty -one and q half degrees
east fifty seven and sixty four hundredths
perches to the place Of beginning, contain
Ing ninety acres and twenty eight square
perches OF land, more or less.
And 1t is ordered by the Court that the
purchaser or purchasers thereof be and
appear at the next Orphans Court, for
New Castle County, that the Court may
assign to the purchaser or purchasers, the
premises sold to him, her or them, pursu-
ant to this order, he, she or they, with suf-
ficient surety or sureties. to be approved
by the Court, entering into Recognizance
10 be taken and acknowledged In said
Court, to the state, in q penalsum to be
determined by the said Court, with condi-
tion to pay to the parties entitled, sever
ally, or their executors, administrators or
assigns, respectively, their Just and pro-
portionable shares of the said purchase
money, with interest from such time as the
Court may determine, In such manner and
time as may, by the direction of the said
Court. be prescribed and appointed In said
condition.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known, at the time and place afOre-
said, by ]. L. VALLANDINGHAM
WM. q. WHITELEY,
Or by their. Attorney.
Attest, i'm. HoUsEMAN, CLERK Or
phans' court. feo2S-2taw&wts
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
[IRsT EDITION.
Loeal Time Table.

TRAINS LEAVE wILhInes1,en "a
Philadelphia: 2s@l o;Soi e;iSo a. sS' sS0'
81 M . vO 81 D. m. On sundays 2.oe. 10 ..
ni & S@' 'york' ~ ~ 40, 5A, Q M, 70 81, 10 40,
Nen Np m. on sundays: 80 q m.
%lPp,more %lP, M and Washington IL u, ! ~,
psi Ss n m; IL 81, IL 80, 8 90. p M sundays
pa,t 81, Deposit: b 46s p m; no Sunday
Nsw W. Castle: s, 8 20, o 30 a m; 80, Q 30 p
M sunday train.
hslaware % K. r.: 5 Os, Q 30 a m; . 30 p m;
W1,,,n,ncton ~ 4 Northern II. R.; 70 o
~ Sao 400 D m; no sunday train.
IeIaware Western Il. H.: 10 20 MO "
m. on sundays: 10 30 a m
pAIys ARRIVE AT wILMINGToh. a.
~ philadelpniu IL 56, 8 "a, ~ a m II
M. l2A, iad, S55, 46l, u. y 70
,s s5i' II 10 m on sundays: IL 30,
<oWam: 80, 8 81, II 10 p m.
NJ New York i2 56, 8 81 a m; u u, IL oo
e5lpm; on Sundays IL 90 q m J
4, 81 'RsItimore: nj is, A., m; 1877, i2 3s,
Is, S6 . IN; on Sundays: 2 10 a m ~
1, Washington: 21s a m t2N, 1898,
AZ Q Is D IN; on Sundays: . is a m; ~
m. o,nd.v
m New Castle: I IS, SWAMI 1900 m;
~ 10. I O5 m; no Sunday trains.
n delaware r. r.: s5Oa mi 42o, 40 p
n; no Sunday trains.
IN wilmington 4 Northern X. H.; SUE,
n delaware Western r. r.: So a m ;
10 D IN; on SUNDAYS; o 90 n m.
[Iss FOR wILMINGT LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA,
b. Broad street and Washington ave
bue | 80, 800, 10 20, las m; 2 80. 80.
%, SIS, 6i5, 945, Il 80 pm; on Sun-
lays: % a m; on, % i5, II 80, p m.
b Thirty Second and Market streets:
IS, IL Sam, t2 IS, 3 So, 8 50, IL % p mi
bn SUNDAYS: 8 80. IL IS y m.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28

Durham, Alderney, Grade, and common
stock, largest number in profit by day of
sale. One thorough bred Alderney bull, |
year old; ten shoats of the Berkshire and
Chester County white stock. Early rose
potatoes grown from Canada and Yer mont
seed. Vinegar by the gallon, 800 dressed
sour noe se pos Sd ,OoG Ponteo ih raJ,
by the hundred, wood by the cord. Sale
will be positive. no postponement on ac-
count of Indictment weather, and will COM
mence at one O'Clock p. m. A credit OF six
months on all sums over $40. r II.
feb28-2tw<d*. WIN. H. SMITH.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
THE FLOODED sAcnAs1EN-
TO VALLEY. las ar9a .
lsletOn, ON Andrews Island, I'm
ag the Delta, Reported sir1
SWeDt AWAY ~ h2ta

ff - SE>~t- y - rr H. "A IsIls
I, SAN FRANoIsco,i Feb. 27.--It' is re-
ported that the village Of Isleton, on
Andrews Island, In The delta, Of the
Sacramento river, was swept away last
night, In consequence Of the pressure Of
water brought upon tho lsvees by the
cutting Of the dlkes on Grand Island, just
across the river. Reports are continual
y coming Of disaster by the food In the
Sacramento Valley. The water covers
the. whole face OF the country, and the
destruction Of property from Uaiusa to
the mouth Of the river already aggregates
$1,OOO,OOO. Fortunately, with but two
or three exceptions as far rs learned, no
loss Of life has occurred. Steamers and
BRACES are busily employed In carrying
live stock and other property to places OF
safety. The Legislature has appropriat-
ed $25, 900 for the relief Of the sufferer.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28

Tow times change! The pardzans
twenty years ago denied the right of
Fhite man who was born abroad Q
+, have since given suffrage to the
poe and installed him in the Federal
tol as Senators and Representatives,
in the gallaries as nuisance to the
h whites.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28

EARLY all the organs that are now 30
fio'ls about the faithful carrying out
Pledges said to have been made re-
uins Louisiana, have been for a year
Fhg TO drive the President to violate
pledges made in the Cincinnati plat-
n and the letter of acceptance. Per.
P thl' Is not ridiculous, but it appears
Ike II
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28

ngland really seems to be determined
war with Russia. If she can get her
tinand army fortified on the BlackSea
Pea Of Marmora, she may yet be able
|call to her aid with her money suffi-
PIT iorce to keep the Sultan in Con.
Rntinople and the Turks in Europe a
|arter of a century longer.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
DeinOcralic Sl.sas

.,,nver ue Dover Senti,ae, amnsas ,,.o,s
ys: ''NS the following political
ball' 'SSaulsbury's: For Governo.. n.
Frttarv " y, GSn,gress, George GRAY: for
Attorpev 9Gsate, John P. Sauisbury:
lr ay aaIIsy General, q. H. b. Day.
IN. for ca. M For Governor, John w
ary Oi of 80 SS,oeagress, E. l.. Martin. sor saa
neral SGsa'e, Gs Jas, L. walcott; * ttornsv nav
|arle, sa. s,so,S ,Stockley's: For t+ovarror
he; fo, 1,tSSckiey; Sea for Congress. Cbss -
hes; fa, 'eci etary of State. Ieoroa II
len 'O' Attorney General, se Chsss' N n.
[lllamsy. III, nmsyasrd's: For Governor r.....
ATTORNEY ~ GGongrsss, e. L. Martin:
eretary of 9, sS,eneral, George Gray: fo2
ounty r state, Alfred p. Rob- n snn .o'
aythat Gouau G,iulng Rings Slate: Any.
C.H r. '0ve saws.
neral' e ch Days Slate: For Attornar
hr. Whales GInaries Henry Bateman nIsney nany
kte, Jas OP'ts Slate: For Secretary q,
i. Il rs a. l.. Walcott. o''e'ary Oh
fracksr Days other Slate: Pollv want.
bams, 70 ", BE Discharged.
Fs, in sUai 10 inns city on charge Of nsr' asu
u Cham%beaarlng falsely again GoIpi lin, ns
Of rama oers, os the two negroes conv;cs'
bbabIpp al the last term az Conrt nv.Stl .';,l
s examipadl He discharged to-day. He wa @
possible sAsscertained sc that it vSrla ISela H.
|EiD,te Evidence S,,le to make oD."a oDs 2 sn& a.tl
htnued to oS,es MS,esanwhiie efforts viii ii
lrdon or rens; e "9tain from the Governor
|s, who arr 'asye ns for Collins and'C ham
f'aay, March 22d. dS' ~ f0s'e nAng
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
Favoring a Southern claim.

l WASHINGTON, Feb. N.-The Senate
Committee on CLAIMS to-day decided by
amajority of one to report bill provid-
ing for the payment Of Sl50,000 to the
book agancy of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South for the use Of It's building
at Nashville during the war. The claim,
~ presented called for about $l50,000.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
Indications for To-Day.

|br the Middle States, and lower lake re-
falling barometer, eScept a temporary
| |m,,.wtern portion, uesterly winds, back
y sJut.ust and southeast, wdrmer, gen.
1y clear ueqther,
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28

is now said that the Butler-Simmons
ION propose to revenge themselves by
bing to elect the democratic ticket in
eSachusetts next fall.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
For MayOP.

On the Republican side, the candidates
for the M Mayoralty nomination are Sam'l
A. Macallistsr and Robt. q. Fraim, with
John O. Patterson holding the matter
inadvisement and Capt. G. 81. Gallagher
"in the hands of his friends" Ex-Mayor
Joshua Maris is also spok en- Of.
thus far announced are Edmund B.
Erazer, VIM, s. McCaulley and Ex May
or Joshua L. Simms.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28

2horses, John, bay horse
OF Garrett Stock, five years
old, good worker and driver
Bay Mare, four years old
good worker; two colts,
each, one year old. Is head
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
PUBLIC 6; Sale.
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The subscriber will sell at public sale,
on his premises, near Mechanicsville, on
the New London Road, three miles north
of Newark on
MONDAY, March 11th, 1878,
the following oersonal prop,rtv tn wit:
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
Major Darlington Dead.

Major VIM. B. Darlington, of West
Chester, Pa, died several days ago, at
Terrill, Texas. where he had gone for
his health. He was In the Union army
during the late war, fought in twenty
seven battles, lost leg at Gettysburg,
and served as Postmaster Of West Ches-
ter during the administration of Pres
ident Grant. Major Darlington was
well known in this city:
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
The Iron Hill Outrage.

Constable Whiteman, of White Clay
Creek, Is inpursuit Of man who is sus-
pected of being concerned In the outrage
Gus attack upon Mr.. and Mrs. Godfried
Harkenstein, Of Iron Hill, on Saturday
night last. The suspected man is q resi-
dent OF Iron Hill. Mr.. Harkenstein Is In q
fair way to recover from his injuries, but
his wife is still in q critical condition.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
Teachers Examination.

Prof. Harlan, Superintendent of Public
Schools, announces that an examination
of ladies desiring to beco me teachers in
the public schools will commence in
school No. on Saturday, March I'd, at
Q O'Clock in the morning. Only residents
of the city who are ut least III years old
will be examined.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
Deceased.

Jonathan Brown, Esq, an old citizel
of Kent county andin 1901 member
the Delaware Legislature. died az hi
residence near Smyrna on Monday. H
was an esteemabIe man a kind paren
and valued friend. He was in tn
10th year of his age. .r.4. .. .-.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
Missionary Anniversary.

The Union M. Z. church Sunday
School, will hold their annual Mission
ary Anniversary this evening. An ex-
cellent programme has been prepared,
and no doubt the occasion will be one OF
both profit and pleasure. The price OF
admission for adults will be l6 cents. a.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
Bayard Taylor Banqueted.
Excursion Tickets withdraw

tinued the sale of excursion tickets at
Smyrna and Clayton because of diff
Guilty with passenger in regard to the
use of one last week. The ticket it seems
was bought for Wilmington, but used
only to New Castle, and held one day
over the time-the limit for these being
only two days. The passenger agreed to
pay the full fare to and from New Castle
where he had been, but conductor Dun
can demanded full fare to and from Will
mington which was refused and hence
the action of the railroad.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
A Wanderer.

A MAN ON HORSE BACK, TRAVELLING
FROM WARRINGTON TO NEW RAMP
aHIRE.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
Quite am Exception

There La o member Of the Wilmington
Conference who in twenty seven sessions
has never asked or intimated to the ap
pointing powers that he would like to 60
90 this or that place, or complained after
being appointed. A man with SO little
selhshness and 80 much obedience, must
have other virtues quite as pronounced
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
, Plug taken Out.

\ The water purveyor, this morning, re-
moved the old fire plug at the 8. E. cor
nsr Of SIKH and shipley streets. es-sl
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE,

By virtue OF an order OF the Orphans
Court OF the state OF Delaware in and for
New Castle, made after the 18th day ol
February, A. D., 1878, Will be exposed al
public sale at the premises In Brandywine
Hundred, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 21st, 1873,
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28

There were several private masqueraue
parties In the city last night. The largest
one being in. the Institute Hall. Mas
auerade parties are growing In favor
more and more every season. ,r ,
The daily gazette., 1878-02-28
Special Meetings

The Board of Public Education will
hold special meeting tomorrow even
ing at o'clock for the purpose Of con-
sidering the changes in the Bylaws,
The changes are not very important, ano
will not require long consideration.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-27
THE crops of Los Angeles county

THE crops of Los Angeles county
are every day looming up more
formidably. We were deceived,
for time, by the disposition Of
our farmers to grumble, into un-
derestmating our crop resources.
No matter what the individual far.
mer's experience may have been,
the barley crop is the heaviest In
our history. The wheat crop il
one-half what was expected, but
then the expectation was that we
should have three times the crop of
any previous year in our history.
As matter of fact, we have har-
vested more wheat than ever be-
fore. One can only gather these
facts by piece. meal, which is our
apology for not knowing them
sooner. The corn crop, at the pres
ent writing, promises to be quite
twice as large as any ever gathered
In this county. In speaking of the
corn crop of Los Angeles, consider
ing Its abundance and the demand
for it both in San Francisco aud in
Central and South America, we are
fully justified in plagiarizing the
words OF the immortal Col. Sellers,
and saying "there's millions in
It," The fact is that, when we
clean up on our barley, wine,
brandy, orange and corn yields, we
shall have money to loan here
abouts next year, even if we should
miss the large Eastern contingent,
with its cash. which will come here
to settle. But we shall not miss it.
There is no fear of that. Climate,
local development which is yet
In the virgin stage, and the charm
Of the "great West" are copjura-
tions which people of means and
sQuivocal health in the East will
be less able than ever to resist this
year. We warn everybody to look
for q tremendous revival here.
abouts, with September once safely
pasaed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-27

WHAT Is wanted hereabouts is q
State of South California, with one
member Of Congress and two
United States Senators, on the Col.
ordo and Nevada plan. Then,
when we have as much influence
IN the Senate Of the United States
as Massachusetts, or New York, we
may expect to see the wine and
brandy interests Of this section re-
ceive as much protection as the
Onondaga salt interests of New
York did when, through Congress
sional legislation, they were made
to yield to their stockholders
profit Of one hundred and sixty per
psnt. > year, Onondaga salt being
Dxperted to Canada and sold fox
nfty per cent les than In the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-27
Fever rHs.eass Recovsrlas

PHILADELPHIA, August 26th.-
Emile and Muncie Boncli, menu
bers of family that recently ar
rived from Vicksburg and stricken
here with yellow fever, are doing
well. Fears are entertained that
Mr.. and Mrs. Boncli, who CON-
planned last night of being Ill, will
be attacked.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-27

Plns, shows that poor wines under-
60 = peculiar change of the nature
ef = disease, and this, DIR. Farr
points out, accounts for many Of
the sad consequences of excessive
drinking.
Irrespective. however, of all med
ical and scientific testimony as to
the beneficial effects of stimulsnts
when taken In moderation, there
is one decisive test which has long
ago settled the question. The uni
versal experience of mankind
throughout centuries In various
conditions and under all circum-
stances is conclusive as to the me-
cessity of beverage partaking oi
the nature of food and stimulant.
It is only reasserting a common
place truth to say that the many
individuals who annually kill
themselves by indulgence in ex-
cessive drinking are so many eau
tions against intemperence, and
furnish not a single argument in
favor of total abstention. AS rea-
sonable would il. be to prohibit the
employment OF chloroform as an
au@sthetic because, carelessly ad-
ministered, 1t Is sometimes fatal;
or forbid the use of strychnine as o
medicine because. incautiously
taken, 1t is u virulent poison. To
abstain wholly from the use of
wine aud fermentsd liquors
through fear of becoming drunk.
srd 10 about as logical as never go
ing near or Oh y river for fear of
drowning, instead Of learning to
swim. Besides this the Implication
that O man must be either q total
abstainer or an habitual drunk
ard Is mischievous and dis
creditable to rational beings. The
wIsest of men and the most re-
nowned of nations have ever en-
Ijoyed in moderation the ''goods the
gods provide" From the sympo-
sium of Plato to the meetings Of
the Mermaid, where the assembly
included Shakespeare aud Ben JON
son, the wisest, wittiest and
worthiest of mankind have ever
found inspiration, while they de-
rived pleasure, from q genial cup oil
wine. "Man," says DR.. Farr, "has
many wants. He requires water,
but only certain quantity. He re.
quires meat and bread, but in def.
mite quantities. He requires wine,
but also only a certain quantity,
precisely as steam engine requires
water and fuel in certain proper
tions.n Man supplies these needs
automatically. He has appetites
aud desires, and he measures his
wants. But all these have to be
regulated by a higher faculty. He
must gauge his wants by his rea
son, and Judge Of what is necessary
for him by repeated experience.
Herein too lies the remedy for in.
temperance aud excessive indul-
gence In all fleshly appetites ant
sensual excesses. Improved ednca-
ton. tending TO higher degree OF
Intelligence, will continue to re.
duce the proportion OF deaths from
drink, and for the rest, most per
sons will agree with DR.. Farr's as
sertiou that ''the present mixed
dietary of wines and ales, in due
proportion with vegetable aud ami
NAL food, while yielding the maxi
mum energy of life, is conducive to
Its duration"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-27
STRAY HORSE.

Taken up, on Alameda street, on Sat-
urday night, August 24th, a sorrel mare,
aged about four years, with one white
root and branded r, standing on a ha ali
moon. The owner can recover the sam e
az the Champion Stables, on payment OF
charges and for this advertisement,
a27-lW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-27

United States-thIs as q mere incl
dent OF invidious Congressional
legislation. By all means give us
| q State Of South California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-27
NORMAL INSTITUTE,
BAPTIST CHURCH, SPRING ST.

THE FOURTH TERM of this Institute
will open JULY 2yth and continue In
session until December Goth.
The objects of the Institution are:
First-To give to any person who dc.
slres to prepare for teaching special in
struction in any branch or division OF
branch OF Slate course where applicant
for certificate may feel deficient.
Second-To instruct teachers in the lat
est methods OF imparting knowledge.
Those intending to become teachers
can perfect themselves more rapidly, at
less expense and more thoroughly, than
at any other Nosmal Institute in the
State.
The secoud department is designed to
practically illustrate Normal methods,
giving students the most natural and
thorough instruction, fitting them for
the regular Normal course, state Unlvery
sity, military and other colleges. Stu
dents received at any time.
The Institute affords accom- modation
for those at distance who desire to
board or self-board.
N. - Trustees and others desiring
competent teachers will do we'll to make
inquiries at this Institute.
For terms, etc., address
MRS. REGINA MAST DIXON,
Jy24-5m P.O. Box 1856, Los Angeles, Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-27
NEW TODAY.
Situation Wanted.

BY man and wife, on ranch; man do.
ing outside work on the ranch and the
woman housework. Wages no object.
Herald Office. a27-iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-27
FOR SALE CHEAP.

One new two.seat SPRING WAGON
ana one new TOP BUGGY, with break.
Enquire at Lankershlm's new mill. cor.
Old depot. a27.lm