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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-05-11
Z
La
Folle Jeunesse deDOminique
PAR CHARLES BOYssET.

Pas de ca, Lisette ! dit ellie NJ, l.
al. c'est ini ! Bonsoir.
Eth quot ? madame, vous qultter7
oh ! mon Diem +! au revoIr. 81
vous voulez...
-Au revoir ? mais on mails com
ment ? mails quand
All! dit ellie dun ton dlmpat'-
ence. Samedi, au Chatean-des-Fleurs
dix heures. Allez-vous me laisser'
cette fois
Je saluai profondement ssans Enc
dire. En- relevant la tete. je Ia Wis
debout pres dun heauAleune homme
uni. dun air d'intimite, ietait SUI
ses fues epaules IN richie burnous a
ral,e. Au moment de s'encapuchon-
nar, ellie Sc retourna DE mon cote,
porta son eyentail a sa bouche en- 81
gne de discretion, Diem me pardonne
Y appuya SEES l6vres CONNIE pour un
baiser, ct Sc perdis vivement. dams la
fo1le.
Je restai en- place, bouleverse. hors
de moi, dams un etat d'emotion ex-
trame, incapable de savoir 81 i'Gtals
on non lie jouet dun reve. Chaque
battement de mon cGur me blessait
CONNIE une morsure : mes GRIZZLIES
tintaient des eclats de ce firs argen
tin que ie croyais toujours entendre
ie regardais antour de moi dun all
hebete, Indifferent aux poussees de
la foule qui s~'ecoulait en- grande hate,
Je n'avais plus idee de rien. on plu'
tot je n'avais plus qu'une idee tixe
qu'etait cette femme2
Justin finit par me rejoindre fort
= propos.
All ca ! mon cher, qu'est-ce a d
re. derniers lampions sont g.
TENTS. Vous devez avoir restomae
dana les ~talons.. Moi j'ai une faim-
valle!!... Venez-vous souper?
-Allons souper, soft l..
LIE grand air dissipa rapidement
les lourdes vapeurs de mon front
LIE sonper acheva de me remettre
tout a fait.
Les amis de Justin etaient tous
des jeunes gems riches, de belle ku-
meur, des blases elegants, cuirasses
de s~cepticisme contre toute emoti-
on trop vive. Leur ironie m'eut bien
vite degrise. je finis par sourire moi
meme des bonffees de byronisme
qui m'6taient montees au cerveau.
On diable avais-je la tete, ct a euel
propros tant d'echafaudages pour u
ne femme de r%encOntre ? N'etait-ce
pas lie cOmble du ridicule
Au dessert, quelqu'up propose une
petite partie taille de baccarat. Je
refusal de jouer, ct la partie s'enga-
gea sans moi. Justin. promptement
decave de sa mise en- banque, cut re
cours a mon portefeuille. II me prit
sans facon une centaine de louis ct
les perdit fort lestement.
-Hola ! dit-il, ASSET . Allons-nous
coucher!
II etait grand jour depuis long
temps. Paris, reveille. reconmencait
son bourdonnement quotidien de
ruche immense.
Partout lie movement, le travail,
ie c9ur a l'ouvruge, l'activita f6con-
de. reffort utile. la vie. Eli quot &c
talt-ce bien lie fills dc mon pere oui
rentrait ainsi c~hancelant. harasse. H.
vide, apres une mutt de vireurs
A cette heure meme on j'allais
n'endnrm!r lourdement dun SOM
neil pIein de- canchemars, ma mere
ct mes sours sortaient de la premie-
re messe ct venaient humblement re
prendro leur besogne quotidienne.
Ne vous moquez pas de moi, mes
ANTS, mails, en- me d6shabillant pour
me coucher, ie rougissais vraiement
xs honte int6rieure.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-05-11

They are perfect,
harmless, can be tax
en- by young or OLE
without restraint Of
diet or occupation.
PRICE as CENTS.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-05-11

TNFORME LIE PUBLIC QUILL WENT
d'ouvrir a pancien 6tablissemenD E.
Lolseau son atelier. II est pref a satisfaire
Is JUL. 76 CD.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-05-11

FURNITURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood, immi
tation black walnut Coffns, also cypress
collins made to order, &c, &c.
In connection with A. H. HOFFMAN,, Cali
met Maker and Repairer Of all kinds Of fur
nlture. Main Street,
l5ian76 1y Bet jackson and ST Philip
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-01-30
The seven Wise ssea.

Most people save heard Of the Seven Wise
Men e( Greece ha, very Few know who they
were q how they came to be called 50, Here is
the story. and the moFsl Is worth remembering IL
their names are not. The Seven Wise Men Of
Greees are supposed TO have lived in the tlh
century before Christ. Their names are pil,a.
Gus, Bias. Sooa. rhsles, CAilon. Cleohalons aud
ferianaer. The reason ct their being called wise
is given differently hy dlferNn, authors. bat the
most approved accounts state rs some coans
were fishing CERTAIN strangers from Mietas bought
whatever would be in the nets without seeing il.
When the nets were eroagh, in they were found
10 contain golden tripod which Helen as she
sSi,ed 70 Troy is supposed to have thrown there.
A dispute arose between the fishermen aud
strangers IS to whom il belonged, and as they
could not sgree they took il 10 the temple Of
Apollo and consulted the priesless in regard to
the matter. They said it must be given TO the
wisess man in Greece. aud it was accordingly
sent 10 Bias who declared that Thales was wiser
aud sent it to him. rhalss sent il 10 another
and so on until it bad passed through the hands
Of all the men disgninished afterwards by the
title Of the Seven Wise Men, and as each
claimed that the other was wiser than be. it was
6aally sent TO the temple Of Appolo. where il
ssill remains to teach the lesson that The wisest
are most distrustfal Of their wisdom.
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kessfoa iate enco4trolsahle demons Of hate and
revenge. Together tier rsShed uPea Captain
Cook, ard tellci hin 10 the earth with elHes aud
ssoaes. ard reated their rage in pounding aud
heating bis dead body. He vas knocked down
on rex al The waters eixe. uesr his hoAt
whseh ne bad nearly reached ia his fight HIS
hieless heiy they harrt 10 ashes On lava altar
On the hrOw Of the hlaE.
his Is the ssesy el this 6srk deed, Ieosa
rot ree,Aia loex On the SPOT, | vent up 10 the
sseae-rSled altar. where rcposes the dns, Of him
uhose dartny spirit hZSvei the perks the storms,
and the terrors ot an ankao~u SEA, and toand
the hidden isles in these UNEMPLOYED waters,
thea @eanderei down 10 the ina. aadsr the CO.
ccsnat trees Ay The sea. Sleep %, renowned
seaman loe6er lefty uoeatain toSeSiug above
the sloais viii sssnG as year monument. aud this
ece&a eSy val ever sing its evening lullaby TO
roar ae1oCyl
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sensible Almost 10 she Last.

Mr.. aud Mrs, TON Malcahy lived on farm.
They were shrewd and thrifty, aud had the rep
utation o, being close Finally Mrs, Mulcahy
sicksned and was about to die. Finding herself
nearing the end. she expressed desire TO put
things 10 ocier before tina, event occurred. aud
old Tom prepared TO lisen,
Tom says Mrs, Maleahy. there's Mrs.
Smith. up at the crossing, she owes me 81 90 Tor
butter see We get it,
Sensible to The last. my dear sensible to the
last said Tom. Ill get it,"
Then there's Mrs Jones, up the creek. she
owes me Sl.50 for chickens
All. lock at that, now. for a moind; she for
gets nothing"
And Mrs. Brown. in The village. she owes
me s. 80 Tor milk"
Dye hear thais Sensible to the last; 20
on NV dear"
"And-and-"
Yes"
And Mrs. Roberts. at the tollga,e. 1 owe
her"
~Ah, poor dear broke in old Tom. hastily
=" how her moind does be wandering sure we've
allowed her TO talk too much entirely. that We
havel-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-01-30
a Royal Bridal Reception in Egypt.

HE BRIDE made her Appearance in the follow
ing manner. The ea1achs Of the households Of
the Egyptian ladies' formed. from the foot Of the
staircase Up TO the steps and to the door Of the
sslooa, where The queen mother sat. long hue,
eseh oaa toidiug eandelzbra. in shieh we're
many loog wax candles Of different colors
Throoge this sTeuue Of brouzs the bride passed
tre@diug al the While OF eloIh Of gold, no less
e0slly carpet bsing considered sorthy to receive
her rOT4l foot prini- Dancing girls. dressed N
the brides HEery, preceded her, their costumes
cOapossd Of silver ornaments With orange 6oz-
e-s AID splsodid disnouts- Then cane The bride
scrroaodei by her ozn women. followed by her
mother and processes Of the blood. and smother
troupe Of dancing girls. Next ezneihe princess
berssE. noEiOg ssOzly. ziih eyes east dozn. and
stopping LITTLE a. each step. a thOogh to afford
tone for eXAuinziioa aud admiration. The
gsests stood op 4 the princess advanced. and a=
she passed sioog. girls. Who we're stationed on
raised chairs behind the visitors sbozersd on
them from baskets quaniity Of small gold coins,
struck q expressly for the parpOse. many Of
With, fslIng On the heads o. garments Of the
guests logged il their hair OF dress. Ny infor-
nant- 6isrObing a. night. fosnd g or e. worth
II vzlae Of these pretty keepszkes- The native
A@dlss, sho we're aware Of this eastern easton.
had do1b.isss hsd their ksir and garments pre-
e q possible The nsgui6ceot saloon, drzped
10 white satin aud gold. ornsmented With orange
blossoms and roses. and bIazing with isnaners-
be hghts-tbe dazzling bril!l.ocy Of the dresses
and orn@1ents Of The bride and her stte0dznts-
formed spectacle Of spIe6do- worthy Of the
Arabian Nights Eatertai1nents," and such a.
cznnOt eTef Be witnessed IN Our Western and
more pcoszic elnss- Three large chairs. covered
sIih white satin. were placed on 3 raised dais.
and % these sat the q5sea-nother, the bride and
the mother Of the bride- Worth. the famous
Dsn-allioer. was probably the maker Of the bri-
Cal dress. which for exacuti0a vas . marvel. and,
spart from certain eIzggsrati0os. thoroughly Pa
ri-izn u taste Il consisted Of skirt bodice and
irsn Ct tie very richest white satin. and tanie
Of the hcsst pOint lace The train. Eve metres
u lsagth. vas carried BY white slaves. Who we're
richly ztslred. The bodice Vas entirelF coFered,
asd the tsnie Iooped, Nth spie0did diamond o.
naleats5 and on her head the BRIDE wore nag
nIhce1t dEadel- also Of diam0ods- So srrr1yed
she night lEdesd Be fortune IN herself the va
lee q her costume being something fabulous
bsung reeeiTe3 the felieitzti0us Of the roTzI and
distinguished g1estz. she after short time with
drew r=t1rni1g 70 her oEn spart0eats with The
sz1e state and Ceremonies - Eben she entered.
he pageant oTsr, the visitors descended to the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-01-30
Manufacturing JeweIer!
Notice.

N otto
FTyHE UNDERSIGNED. FORMERLY WITH
Nj Rekartr begs Inform citizens Of Honol1lu and
TIE pznc ge1erGy, that he taken the
Street opposite Odd Fellows Hail. formery occupied By
I1o IAnn91 where he vii give SPECIAL aits1fon the
uA11fcr1Ti1g and repairing Of all kinds Of Je-ery
FzrrAc1Hzr 4rtentiol given Shell and Kukuf Work.
81 WI gGArEntse s4riz1.cfioo in all his work. va
81 liz WN. n WERNER.
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6rst salooa. where refreshments again awaited
them and the ceremonies concluded. they left
the palace The khedives Egypt" by Edwin
de- leon
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Persons Advertised For.

HN0 PATRICK BLAKE, FORMERLY OF
BaIliDAu3ons, Waterford. Ireland, OF Andrew
Blake Esquire. Of Waterford, Ireland and brother Of An
drew Blzke late Of ParrzmattA IN the British Colony Of
New South wales II decreased, his WIDOW or Chi
spectlvdy.
In aecordanes With directions gfvsn By the VIII Of tho
above named Andrew Blake, decreased the Executors
thereof John Rlsxla0d Vincent Wa
nosrocht Gblin and Thomas cAde Esquires Of sydney
10 the CoIony Aforesaid have directed this advertisement
publlshed purpose n discovering the said
PATH BLA irE n ssin alive n dead, his Widow Or
Children inch representatives,. who have interests
der the VIII Of Aaid Andrew Bake deceased
Any infDrrnaron respecting the said PATRICK BLAKE
be widow Children, their representatives, viii Be
thankfully received By the underlined,
ALLEN, BOWDRN 4 ALLEN
Solicitors for the Estate Of the ate AudTeW Blake,
DATED his Las day Of septsnbsr, 1877. e7o % lam
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Notice.

Turing THE ABSENCE OF MR. xAuEs
- CAMPBELL Of H0o0nIIsi ard EslI1ku. from the
HEEz-E-a Kingdom. the Dndessgne6 are e1fhorzed
- poTer q Attorney 20 represent him
Dated ihs IN Day q December, 1917.
J. C. GLADE,
- z. 7. OHALLORAH.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-23
h own corns Of lnteryiewers

their own corps Of interviewers.
The SUMS correspondent furt her
says:
1t must be remembered that this
newspaper (the HERALDl IL speak
Ing Immediately sfier a visit by
General Sherman to the city where
il Is printed. and not unlikely re-
fleets opinions or expresses views
based upon Information dropped
by that eminent soldier during his
visit. Indeed, the HERALD, after
protesting that 1t has not hitherto
believed u war with Mexico proba'
bic, now says, as predatory to It's
warlike editorial, that "wi:hin the
past forty eight hours We have
been placed in possession OF facts
aud theories which have led us to
utterly change our opinion"
AS we stated ut the time, the IN
formation obtained by us came In
. form which involved secrecy
Everything that has transpired
since General Shermau's visil
tends TO confirm us In a favorable
opinion of the reliability of our in
formant.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-23
European Gable News.
The Austrian Deaela.

VIENNA, Oct. 22.-The Austrian
Budget for 1879 estimates deficit
of Is 1907, ,740 Il rims, which, 1t Is
proposed to cover, either by issue of
gold rents or by an addition to the
floating debt.
The UitramOaseues mnd Socislis,v,
BERLIN, Oct. 22.--The North Ger
man Gazette, menting upon
the Ultramontane opposition to the
Socialist Bill, declares that so long
as the Uitramontane party In the
Reichslag forms a centre around
which all elements bltndly hostile
to the Empire OF Prussia group
themselves, every attempt to ter.
inmate the trouble by q peaceful
understanding will be fruitless.
soc,aiiss rri.is Comm nced.
PARIS, Oct. 22d.-The trial of
thirty-eight persons arrested for
the recent attempt tn hold Social
ist Workingmen's Congress. has
com mcnced. The prosecution al
lrges that the prisoners had rela-
tions with foreign Socialists.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-23
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Special to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Pacific Coast News.
The Conssiiuttosss G.av-mtiu..

The Consultations, C.av.ntiu..
SACRAMENTO, Oct. % The Con.
venti0p met at 10 O'Clock.
Hale Offered a resolution reciting
the resolution passed by the Com
ventiOn on the l7th, requesting the
Secretary of Stale to furnish the
Convention a detailed statement
connected vii h corporations, other
than municipal, formed in the
state, and further recitiug the ac
tioD Of the Secretary in forwarding
the volumes n which records of col. /.
porations are entered, concluding
AS follows: "rhat it is the sense OF
the Convention that the Secretary
"f State has not complied either in
letter or spirit with the resolution
Of the Convention; also, that i. is
his reasonable duty to furnish such
statement In writing, or SO much
thereof as he IL reasonably able tn
furnish, and that II he is unable TO
comply with the request of the
Convention, to report the cause OF
SUCH inability.
Hale made speech in support OF
the resolution, declaring that the
levity which had been exhibited
in this matter was most III timed.
BIacs mer, of San Diego, second
ed the resolution, declaring that
the reply OF the Secretary of State
was neither courteous nor satisfac-
tory.
Terry had no bjection to the res
oluti0n, but Secretary Beck had
complied with the Intention of the
resolution.
Wickes, of Nevada, submitted an
amendment, that u committee be
appointed to make such examina-
ton of the books OF incorporate Ions
as will determine VIII, ther the de.
mand Of the Convention was incon-
siderately made.
Barry seconded the amendment.
Laiue suggested that the whole
matter be referred to the Commit
lee on Corporations, and offered a
resolution to that effect.
Howard, Of Los Angeles, SEQ
onded.
Noel, Of Lake county, moved the
Indefinite postponement of the
whole subject.
O'DInneIl supplemented the
previous resolution by another that
the whole subject matter go to the
table, whici, was seconded by
Retdy, from Inyo. The motion by
O'Donnell was lost by a viva voce
votes and the question then came
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-23

DAY by day We hear the cackle
of imbeciles who are talking about
the Democratic party losing
ground. This is all founded upon
The fact that the Republi-
cans of Ohio have plu
rally several thousands less than
the majority which that State
gave to Hayes in 1875. On the
other hand, the Democratic major
ity Is precisely twice what 1t was
in Indiana in 1875. But the strug-
gle WAS absolutely for members of
Congress, and nothing else. In the
present House Of Representative
the Democrats have l52 and The
Republicans I40 members. Let Us
suppose that the Congressional
eit ctions had been ended ia OctO-
Der, and reckon up how the case
would stand. The Republicans
have lost four members in Maine
aud Vermont. Although two of
the new members are Democrats
we will ilave them in greenback
corner by themselves. They, how
ever, reduce the Republican roll
from l40 TO 1856. Ia addition the
Democrats have gained outright
six members of Congress in Ohio
aud Indiana. That would reduce
the Republican membership from
1855 to l30 and increase the Demo-
cratic membership from l52 to 1853.
Allowing the Democratic victory
In Oregon to offset the Republican
victory iu Coiorado-each State
has but one member of Congress
that is just the way the case stands
to-day. That is TO say, ii the Con-
gressioual elections were closed to.
lay, instead of O Democratic ma.
jority of 12-as In the present
House of Representatives - we
should have clear Democratic
majority of 2S, which IS about hall
what 1t will really be in the next
Congress. Go on with your Repub-
lican victories at that rate. say We!
But sensible Republican will feel
like exclaiminy, AS Pyrhus did on
"a certain memorable occasion,
tone more such victory and / am
undone.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-23

WE are glad to note, by our tel
egcsms, that the San Francisco
Chamber Of Commerce, yielding to
the expostulations of the HERALD,
has reversed its action on the pro-
jected French treaty, and pro-
nounced against it. In behalf OF
Los Angeles county and California
at large, We beg to return sincere
thanks to that body. They have
realized that, better late than
never, one should beresponsive to
the interests OF ones own section.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-23

EYES," the Indian Commissioner
said, In a low tone OF regret-"Yes,
| believe 1t is tue that the Chey-
ennes were compelled to leave
their reservation because they
were being starved to death; but
then, you see, If the Indians had q
good common school education and
could siug Moody and Sankey's re-
vival ballads they wouldn't care so
much about something to eat."-
Burlington Hasokeye.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-23
Watches and Jewe!ry.


Having purchased the stock and fix.
lures of the well known JeWeiry store Of
Mr.. II. w. Stackpole, adding thereto a
large and entirely new assortment oi
Goods, we ere are prepared To show the
citizens of Los Angeles and vicinity one
OF the finest and best sci ected stocks "a
be found in the Stale, VIII ich will be sold
at the lowest living rates.
We shall Constantly be in receipt OF all
the latest novelties In watches, chains,
jeweiry, ETC., to which the attention oi
the public Is especially invited.
In spectacles we have a large and va
ried assortment, and are the exclusive
agents In southern California of the eel
eurated Lazerus & Morris perie, ted spec
lacles, which we claim are the finest in
the world.
Mr.. Stackpole will remain In our en-
plOy, having exclusive control OF the
work department, and, us heretofore, es-
pecial attention will be- given To the re
pairing Of fine watches and Jewelry.
We shall be happy 10 see all our old
friends and the pubic al large.
DUN MOOR BROS.
jy9tf 3H spring street
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-23
Herald Steam Printing House.

fne Herald stream Printing House is
not surpassed by any Job Printing Office
on tho Pacific Coast. outside OF san Fran
cisco, In facilities for doing job work,
Low prices, good work and expedition
nay be relied upon at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-23
FOR SALE.

The Stock, Fixtures aud Improve
ments Of the Candy and Stationery Store,
No. 64 Spring ttreet. The lease will be
transferred to the purchaser.
Mrs. trye's Lung and Cough Syrup
cons tantly on hand. Mrs. HarrIson's
system of dress-cutting taught in three
lessons. An Intelligence ONCE Is now
opened, and those Wishing help can he
supplied and those wishi employ ment
can obtain desirable situations.
Also, FOR SALE CHI leap, O house and
barn, pleasantly located on corner lot,
said lot com aiming q great variety OF
Nor other in form alton inquire at MRS.
]. 8. PRYE'S, No. "a Spring st. ocl0
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-23

Chinamsn left the ranch, and up
to this time the officers have not
succeeded In capturing him. De-
ceased was native of Oakland,
aud had been In Mr.. Brim's en-
ploy for the past four years.
Brssssh CoIumbia Elections.
VICTORIA, Oct. 22d.-Tbe elec-
tion for the House of Commons re-
suited In the return of Sir John
Macdonald by vote of nearly two
to one over the other two candi-
dates and the return of Mr.. De-
Comos by a majority of So over Mr..
Davis.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-23
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

FARM OF ABOUT 400 acres. located
on San lose Creek, ar the railroad.
i've M les we L of Spadra. An abundant
supply of never-failing water. Will sell
In one body or divide into two farms.
Terms reasonable. Enquire on prem lses
or by letter to A. p. MON ROE, Spadra,
Cal. o3 3n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-23
FOR SALE.

SEVEN HUNDRED HEAD OF FINE
YOUNG SHEEP.
Parties purch asing can rent the range,
II desired. Also. can have the use OF the
corrals and outbuildings. Never falling
water In abundance. Enquire of MRS.
SARAH JANE RULO, Boyle Heights,
Virginia Avenue, second house from
street car depot, or MR.. CHAS. PRA-
GER, Com merciai street. s22
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-23
In the County Court
OF the County of Los Angeles, State
of California.
SAMUEL II. WINiER
VS..
HIS CREDITORS,

SAMUEL II. WINIER
VS..
HIS CREDITORS.
Pursuant 10 an order of the Hon. A. M.
stephens, Judge OF the said County
Court, noticSis hereby given to all the
creditors of said insolvent, Samuel II.
Winter, to be and app ,ar before the said
Judge, In open Court, at the Courtroom
of said Court, at the Court House, In the
city and county of Los Angeles, on the
25tl. day of November, A. D. 1873. at 10
O'Clock A. n of that day, then and there
to show cause, II any they can. why the
prayer OF said insolvent sh ,uid not be
granite and an assignment OF his estate
be made ana he be discharged from his
de ots and liabilities, in pursuance to ia
statu e liz such cases made and provided; !;
and in the meantime all proceedings
against said insOtvent be -tayed
w tness my hand and The seal Of said
Court, this 22d day OF october, A. u. 1873.
(Seal A. W. POTTS.
Clerk.
BY c. +. TOWNSEND. Deputy.
oc23-Iaw'4w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-23
NEW TODAY.
Wanted to Rent,

BY gentleman, permanent resident,
at a moderate rent, ~ nice, well-iurnished
room, located above Fort street and with
in three or four blocks of Temple block.
Best of references furnished II desired.
Address "koomer,n Herald Office, stating
lowest terms and particulars. o23tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-23
WAGONS FOR SALE.

A splendid chance to buy a nne sprlEg G
wagon. nicely ftteI up for peddling dry
gouds and notions in the country: also a
light twU-horse, spring wagon. VIII be
sold cheap, as the owner has no lurl her
use. Inquire at II. ONSTO rr'S Ma ket,
81 SprinK street. O20-lw