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LEGAL.
Mortgage Sale.

SSruona, Enftosina de lardnno. a. ue
tnns;;.J,, t",s;; D., M. Grifiith, Eugene Meva, a..
Adoiph meyer, Isaac Norton and
teenth DJstrini defendants Seven
NDEH AND BY VIRTUE OFA Dropp,..
in ,Sa Ioieciosure and order Of sale ent -
Jrd;n;oi ino Ils.rlct Court of the Seyentaspt,
MIA. in ard Iislrict s OF the State Of Cslifor-
I'd day Of OH Mau ,Ur Los Angeles County, on the
,aa J.,ed case, and in favor OF James Stew Se en-
Griass GSnifosina de Cardona, S. ii. Mott tfqona'
fsain iiah' Eugeno Meyer, Constant Mel r., M
defeudo Norton and Adolph Cain
said iidi''''d.s, dao,o a certihed copy Of % which
attested e under the oi do., fs foreclosure, duly
ared eoed day Of May. A. D. 1878, and On de, Ine
eIeo .l 70 me, together with, tha wr;t u ~ uelV,
mIaefeto, ~ 1e, on the 3Oth day Of MManexed Mau
a. ,,,',,! roI1! whereby am commanded ~ san a.
b;ddau dHrnc ga auction, to the highest and hes,
iowina' i' @ ior cash in U. s. gold coin. tho. fo1'
estate to uw Vii. IN said decree described real
land sissta certain lots, pieces and parce,s .oe.
Ct Los 'asuute, anse, lying and being in the Cir ~
State fHss9s, Of Gafiio,roinn eoinnty Of Los Angeles.
larry described lbdfoi as foiIamd and more psrtis
~, fifst-,All that certain Iot frnnt,,
hou h3u SasIerly side OF Main straet OF
~ pp1iunded on the north, by propertv aha
,ra MlSart and J. b. Sang1inetfe.' y o -.
west by Main street: on Ina on the
p,roperiy u, ot Louisa b. Stoli wifi. OF Hy ny
SSte5i, Se5, anu on the east by pronertv
~ ~, w SuFuona and John Wis N said ~ ia, a.
~ iearS 4, known as tho Cardona lot and hes
Y ~ ne same lot upon which the Cardona ne
eleNk ~ ereeteds said lot having n frNnt
'@a OF eisnsy-stS feet and five incbas onG
depth Of one hundred and sixty feet.
more or less.
Second That certain lot of land front.
ing on Los Angeles street and beginning
ut point on west boundary of Los An
geles street, the same being the southeast \
corner OF the lot of John Wilson; ran. Y
ming thence in southerly direction
along said western boundary of Los An
geles street about thirty (3O) varas, BE- the
same moro or less, to the property of the :
Fluhr's estate; thence at right ANGLES
from Los Angeles street in westerly d.
rection about forty varas, be the same
more or less, to the eastern '
boundary OF the property of
said Fluhr's estate; thence in u northerly
direction parallel with Los Angeles
street to southern boundary of said will
son lot; thence in an easterly direction
along line OF said Wilson's lot to the lace
of beginning.
Public notice Is hereby given that on
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SATURDAY, THE SrIf nA +
JUNE, A. ID. 1873.

AT Il, 80 O'Clock R.M,, will pyGceed TO
at the Court House door. in the city
county of Los Angeles, state of Cali
mia, at public auction to the highest
best bidder. for cash in u. s. gold COLI
satisfy said decree for principal, in
est, attorneys fees, costs and ali acl
ing costs, all the above described re all
tate.
- nv hord, at Los Ang5
d u h-lv \. ID. 1873.
~ M MITCHELL,
'''.t| Sher.
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LEGAL.
AN Acr,

~ PROVIDE FOR A ,n,r,
r01. no FRAME Ran A NEW coSsTITM1T rTM TON II Q \
ALE oF CALIFoR MA
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Sh eriH'S sale.

aayeuteenth bistriat falrt-Aleyander
Well, Plaintiff, vs.. Mic 'aei Wh1ts ct
al, Dafendants.
Under and by virtue of y deorae o.
foreclosure made and ontered, IN
the DISTRICT pos,t Ef TIE Seventeenth lu-
dicial District Of the State of California
tt. H .soas safitisd essa IND ~
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Mortgage Sale,

a, H. Wilcox, plaintif, VS.. Laura g. Kin
and A. ]. King, defendants Seyenc
tesnth DistlIet Court.
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NOTICE.

Persons who desiEe 10 BECOME
SAINT with photography will be ind
in the art by me upon an expo
method and at moderate rates.
s SECONDHAND OUTFITS
SALE, AT 500, 5000 :
UP TO $1,000.
These are' decided bargains,
purchasers are certain of large pr
~ 81 V.WOLFENSIE
apstf Welfenstein's Art Ga
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litz Block, Rooms 7 and 8, spring stl
Los Angeles city, Cal.
Los Angeles, May IS, 1873. myea
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asai hst Michael Wrnv aua tsrri.. Hcss-
Heslap and II. W. Hellman, j. Haas and
A. Haas, partners composing the firm OF
Hellmani Haas q Co., defendants, OIL the
ed day oil May, 1873, and under and by
ed out of said Court on the thirtieth
day of May, 1873, and duly attested under
the seal of said Court, am commanded
to sell at public auction to the highest
and best bidder, for cash in U. s.. gold
coin, the following and In said decree
described real estate, to wit:
All that certain tract or parcel OF Ian
situate in the Township of San Gabriel,
county of Los Angeles, State OF Caiiior-
mia, described as follows, to wit:
Lot forty-four (44) In township one ~
north range twelve tl2) west San Bernar-
dino meridian, being the same tract OF
land for WHICH u patent was issued by
the Goyernment Of the United states s-, 10
said patent being rec orded In Book one
~, page 2l2, ct seq. OF Patent Records of
Los Angeles county, to which reference
Is made Tor more full and particular de-
or, III sse two certain parcels of said tract
of land, one conveyed by the said Mi
chael White and Maria Rosario de
White, his wife. August !, 1870, to Fran
10 al0. OF Deeds, records of said county,
pae~- -'"a nv said Michael
and the other convv,s "'a
White and Maria Rosario dc WhILe, ~.
wife, October 18th, 1874, to Joseph Heslap,
by deed recorded in Book 81 of Deeds,
page 500, records of said county.
Public notice Is hereby given'th ON
SATURDAY, THE 22d DAY OF
JUNE, A. D. 1878,
At IL oieloek NJ, will proceed to
sell, at the Court House doof. in th9 City
fornia, at public auction, to the highest
and best bidder, for cash in U. s. gold
aoip, TO satisfy said decree for principal,
Interest, casts, atterness' feea, agd al ac-
cruing costs, an Tile above described real
estate.
Given under my hand, at Los Angeles,
this aJ.h day of May, 4. D. IS7s.
IL. NJ. MlTCHEIL.
my5lid sheriff.
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MONDAY, THE Gath DAY OF
HUME, A. d, 1878,

At ~ o'clock NJ, will proceed to sell. ali
the court house door, in the city and oOur ty
of Los Angeles. State Of California, at r.ublic
auction, to tho highest aud bbst n.dder, for'
cash in u. 8. gold com. to satisfy ssiA
decree for principal, ip...rest. attezaeyss
fees. coats and. all accrulng costa, all tho
above described real ests to-
Given under my hand al Los Angeles. this
S0th day Of MAY, 4. u. 1878.
II. NJ. MITCHELL,
mJltJ Slt5rift
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de1ega.-
and Inyo b.
counties of Marlk.
islaus shall jointly ei.-
the counties of Mariposa 10, We; IL
shall Jointly elect one deieS. Nna o.
County of Stanislaus shall elect Mon.
esate; the counties of santa C,,, Ciun, elect
terev and san Benito shall Jolntiy 'ruz
one delegate; the county OF santa ~ Of
oh oheII elect one delegate; the connty. =
Monterey shall eject one delegate; al. III
county Of San Benito shall eleGt one .Uoi,
egate the county 81 Inc san city and county
OF San francisco shall elect at iarsS
h,rtv delegates; the city and county yha u,
San francisco at large, 1oihtiy WIZ WIZ dai.
conts! cate ii the county of san Mateo shall
esa.te. ssct one delegate; the county Of Alame-
40 shall elect five delegates, tne cHniI
ties Of Contra ars CSse delegate; the county Of
Snntra Costa shall elect one deieSaiie, Saie
the county of Marin shall elect ,,;,, omG ue and
2 gate; the counties OF san ,.o ddeiepate:
4 hHsoo hHuurtv of san Joaquin shall eiecI
4, Snnr delegates; the county OF A,ias Aniiaeoi ",
to shall elect tive delegates; the a"t cou;i ;nintiy
It, Tuolumne and oatnte,a tne County OF TuoI
,g elect one sbaIi elect one delegate; tn'
county of Calaveras shall eject 2ne sSaI so
IS, gate; tile county OF SacIau9ip a,mtias of sd
edee. and aDd Yolo shall Jointly elect one aei
ai. ianE any the county OF Solano shaii e,eG eG
etSree delegates: the county vi ,,os "
shais elect delegate the ,bs iosn
NsRas sds Msds aslssaae ana sGfRss sRs County Sap
eisc't, ehe eeieot one delegate; the county
lake shall elest one detegaIr iaar delegate e
ty of Sonoma shall eiset igIIe gsIeot two del
the county yonnties Oi of III Dorado fnd 4
gates; ;baii ,aH eoiItie e,oiptiy elect two Y
q l. igs slsss Sps sis S
~~is. ths tsscf OBs aeTegate;, Y
shall jolntiy oio. "a4s ast
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iApproye.l March 50, ,szs
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LEGAL.
mortgage Sale.

AhiexSnder hars,r Weill, PlaintIfr,vs. Louis uo,-
DIsfricats set eo, a., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Lots for Sale!

LQE Vl 1"AV !
4ss;. III.
-oH TaE---
,u,MtN1 PLAN
lNS1A.
CHE APFVnN - 49, Il
|West Los Angeles e
..,, thu hest opportunity for deiish'iu.
homesteads of any that mas
r,red for sale to the public
: THE WHOLE TRACT is LEVEL
n .v ,,.liued lar g ,od drai ia''se
y,.,c s,,lf. ls EXCEL1ENI
An, q, such character that IL never sU ,,,s, .
and is neither muddy Ia ih'''
in summer.
,r HASA DITCH OF ~AhS
MING THROUGH IT.
-. rur MAIN STREET AND AoNaoo'
ST. riyaAL PARK RAlLFoAo
!. SO ...,.. -, q, ,,,,s,, the e
Is com mpisted and running ih,oas ,.ns..f,,l
.,ra.ana andi new operated suoos'".N
.,,ro,,gh Psrk Avenue, 100 feet wioe'"
'a. ,uto tas gsses lsarai saronnas'
'iLS nvpor az rsC LOS AsGElES A.
,xnrpENDENCE RAILROAD Us
LOCATED ON THE GRSp Np9'
wv u,,. !. rsa,,y las ;.yest End OF our bel
tiful city, with the henekl ol 'n M. !.
.e. PURE BREEZES FROM IHE " re
uncentamiRated by gas Or sewer euA''e'Ptts
cET. A glance at the elegant mansions u
H.. fsshiopable residences pST e,ectea
,Stf es in coy,ssa of erection must SATISFY apy
- .on desiring haae that this Is tno pia
$! ''N
THE TERMS WILL BE MADE EA
AND PRICES MODERATE.
MAPS WILL Be FOUND
kE, At the sflce of the farmers q y
chants Bank.
ST., - g.,
Also, at the oAles OF the Main StI
y. and A agricultural Park Iaailroad.
S HA-
proved O.W.CHILDs and JOHN q. DOWN
I'' i. will give special attention to those sc
ing information. septli
Sale, 90 10 THE
CAPITAL BAKER
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WILL BE SOLD CHEAP

Wilson d. Co. Apply TO the surviving
partner. ]. DEBARrH SHORE,
ny3tf San Gabriel p. o.. Cal.
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LEGAL.
MORTGAGE SALE
rMIrc'sca Mn a. MacDougalI, plainti9 Nc
n,str,1, M. .; Moore. .defendant-Seyenta ~.

81 NSHNE AND BY vIRTuE OF
~ adeoree OF foreclosure and or1cr Jc ~
o tba entered Sedanin In the District Co Court IF
o .Seyrenteenth Judicial District
1iLe stau~ OF California. In and for Lns
ANGELES county, on the 10th day Of Nav
x, ID. 1878, and o writ on foreclosure ~
mortgage, entered ~ the aforesaid Dis. I
"Hhrt, annexed to said decree and
dav OF May, A, ID, 1878. in
and in favor or
. -'"infiff
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dated the l3tn
rssncisSa pna AGAINST a. VIM MS0rss saS ssdeaas de-
ss'a soaTs aHls On the day
sHste s ss sSs ss%s se sell asS psSls as'
ant CONN tha hiwhest and best bidder ,or
ton, 10 Ires 4. gold coin, the following and
Gasn ca saia Ia decree described real estate. to
Iii those certain lots, pieces eseesSslnp ana pan IN
and county OF Los Angeles, state
and particularly described
affSaa commencing
of First and VII.
whole OF lot
s o.: lot six (e)
Q city ~et, rs
California, .ho
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nnI7I &C :: s:s'i'g :::: u; s::;:s| Il:
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HER AZ on a WEEK. o assnls. : :
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This ID really ,As Yves, End OF our beau'
,,,rI city. with the heneRt Of FRESH >
PURE BREEzEs FROM IHE ~ 80 .,s,o
uncentamisated by gas or sewer eAouyl,.
A glance at the elegant mansions anu
fashiopable residences AsT e.ectea anu
in coufsa OF erection must satisfy ap y per
-on desiring s ha8e that this Is tho place
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h u
Af aIfNra
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Dr.. I
CHIN
nNDT0"

Rus
thc
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The above sale is hereby pS9sitposeeaa ipoe W. H.,
a.; Tesrsday, the 18th day OF 1uhe' A. O'
1873, at same tams M a MITCHELL. Sheriff;
no,ed Los Angeles. June 0, ISIS. :.
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FOR SAIE-

I offer my place, three-quarters OF a
mile from Downey City, On the Whining
toa road, adjoining the College, at bar
gain. IL comprises
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Gard Uardonsaae stevens, nas, Plaintiff, VS.. $. A. de
Mott, j., NJ. Griillth. Engen ETnareoaa, =: II.
AIs.aiht AInsni,h Meyer, Isaac Norton eSer, yer
teeotb N, Cann, Defendants - Sava,.a u
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In the matter of the estate of Iaco
Gray, deceased.
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Has rennO|
STREET.
ture storeI
Office III
TO .. Res
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M fU l
Tt1i0
giving L1t.
slIoH I
fIn
ain nII.E
Ith
Hfsou
A..M-
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! Tap1 now ready @ reseIye anImals on
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-20

NoucE.-Persons who desire to
take student boarders, those who
have furnished or UNFINISHED rooms
to let, those who desire to supply board
ing without rooms or have any other
appliances for the accommodation of
students, will please communicate
with President Thompson at once
and give their prices and the number
they can take. Arrangements are
already being made for next year and
it is desired that a definite under
standing be had at once.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-20

CHARLES MoscA, the accomplished
painter, did some nice work on the
inside of c. w. Johnson's residence
last week. Notwithstanding the fact
that Charley is the finest painter in
this section and has never failed to
give satisfaction wherever employed,
there are those who traduce him and
try to injure his reputation as work
man. This is characteristic of a few
of our people and very far from being
a credit to them. They should en-
courage all the skilled labor that
comes into our midst and thereby
add their mite to the interests Of the
place.
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THE SUN.
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NEW YORK.


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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-20
Too MUCH DRUNKENNEss.-A hio

Too MUCH DRUNKENNEss.-A high
sense of duty compels us to say that
there has been entirely too much
drunkenness on our streets of late.
Scarcely day passes but what at
least dozen half inebriated men,
and in some cases boys are to be seen
in almost entire possession of the
sidewalks in many places, while their
drunken, vulgar talk is not only
shockingly repulsive to the ear, but
it is inconsistent with the degree of
civilization which should prevail in
an Incorporated town like our own.
Whose fault this is we are unable to
say, whether in the law or in the non
execution of the same, is immaterial.
There is screw loose somewhere and
it should be remedied. Saturday
night the number of drunken men
was greatly increased for some cause
or other and they fairly marched, and
fell along, in squads. Such proceed
ings are getting entirely too common.
'sForbearance has ceased to be yir-
tue" The law should be enforced.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-20

ARRESTEp.-0n the night of the
18th of last April the smoke house of
Mr.. Chss. b. Ross, of Union district,
this county, was entered, and bacon to
the amount ofabout 500 pounds stolen
therefrom. For awhile the robbery
was enshrounded in mystery, but re-
Gently one Joseph Jenkins, mail car
rier between this point and Morgan
town, made information against James
+. Weaver, charging him with being
the person who stole Mr.. Ross meat.
Weaver was accordingly arrested on a
warrent issued by Justice Helmick, of
Palatine, and brought before that offi-
Ger on last Monday afternoon for pre-
liminary hearing, the principal witness
against him, as we have stated, being
Joseph Jenkins, who testified that
Weaver made a voluntary confession
to him, in which he acknowledged to
stealing the bacon. In this confession
he (Weaver) also implicated four other
men, Us follows: John Wolford, John
Walton, Thomas Walton and John
IIixenbaugh. Weaver tried to prove
an alibi by DR.. Newton Walton, but
his (Watton's) testimony being so
badly impeaehed by different Witness
es, the attempt was failure Justice
Helmick committed the prisoner to
jail to await trial, at which time it
is thought some startling developments
will be made. The State was ably
represented by Prosecuting Attorney
Arnett, while Fontain Smith, Esq,
appeared for the prisoner.-Fairmoat
West FrgiRiaa.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-20
ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-An attemp

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-An attempt
was made on Thursday morning of
the 4th inst. about the hour of one
o'clock, to rob the store Of f. 4. Fisk
in this place. Some young men who
were returning from party at that
hour dis covered a man working at
the rear end Of the building, and i'm
mcdiately gave the alarm. The man
fled and the other party gave chase.
Several stones were thrown at the
would-be robber, but they failed to
bring him to halt. He proved too
fleet of foot for the boys and made his
escape. An examination of the store
room revealed the fact that two panes
of glass in one window had been re-
moved and part of the sash cut away,
showing that the thief would soon
have been on the high road to fortune,
if not to the penitentiary.-Wcst Pr
ginidn.
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POLICE CouRT.-On last Wednes
day evening, Alex. Blair, the accom-
odating driver Of the Geneva hack
and our fellow-citizen Orph Carraco
got into an alteration in front of the
Standard Store. Blair went for Or
pheus with the big blade of his peck
ct knife and drove him once or twice
around the horse-block cutting just
close enough each time to miss the
tip ends Of his coat tail. just as
Orph came around ON the home
stretch he gathered up sythe snath,
and turning upon his pursuer revers-
ed the chase until Blair procured a
ground seed about the size of a goose
egg, which he threw with all his
might and main. Luckily he missed
hitting anybody and only made a
scar on the door check of G. w. John
& Co. 5 store. About this time Mayor
Moreland appeared and put both par
ties under arrest. Blair was taxed
$1,000 and Carraco 1915 and they
went on their several ways wiser and
better men.
An Irish peddler, who gave his
name as John Smith, made his APP
pearance in town on Thursday even
ing. After disposing of three razors
and a few pairs of "specks" he pro-
ceeded to invest the proceeds in rum,
and was arrested by Sergeant Ma
dera that night gloriously drunk, and
lodged in Jail, where he slept peace
fully and quietly till morning. Next
day, duly sober, he was brought be-
fore the Mayor The jolly Irishman
confessed that he was tired when
picked up by the Sergeant and said
he was thankful for the '.illegant
motifs lodgin'." Said he had met
with preacher by the name of Frum,
1.-THE same man that had had diff
Guilty with mule), who gave him a
drink out Of tin bottle, which de-
stroyed the equilibrium of his head
and was the cause of all his trouble.
He was taxed 81 and costs and went
on his way, as he alleged. to attend a
temperance meeting where he had an
engagement.
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= s@sz~ >.s1ixl--sA&Af'4lAlsfl- Aste ~l,fIa<t
OBITUARY.

Mary Hanes, consort of William
Hanes, of Miracle Run Monongalia
county, departed this life July 11th,
1878, after an illness of nine years
having suffered all this time with con
sumption. Mrs. Hanes had been q
member of the Baptist Church for
about forty years and was q deacon
ess of the same. Her loss will be
deeply felt here. She was always CON
sistcat, was quiet and kind and was
respected by all who knew her. She
was in her sevcntieth year. She has
gone home to reap her reward.
BLESSED are the dead who die in
the Lord, for they rest from their Ia
bors and their works do follow them"
O.
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The HEAT.-The excessive heat OF
the last week still continues or rather
increases. A st. Louis Dispatch OF
yesterday Tuesday says, the mum
Der of prostrations from heat to-day
has been one hundred and fifty, and
at least fifty of them will prove fatal.
On Wednesday at 9 o'clock the Their
mometer in our office stood at 1922.
The heat was almost uncomfortable,
but we were compelled to work away
and do the best we could. In sever
al places in town the thermometer
stood at % to 100.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-20

Our DELNQUENTs are even more
delinquent than usual just now
Some Of them are always delinquent
and don't deserve the privilege of
reading paper. Others of them have
always been delinquent and give
abundant promise of having to settle
their accounts with the constable
We must have what is due US and as
most Of it is in small amounts, there
is not one of those who owe us but
could pay it if they would try.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-20

BURGLARS entered the residence of
the Rev. S. Steele Saturday night
last, but were frightened away before
they had obtained any plumber.
On the same night some misereant
entered the residence of j. II. Thomp-
son, by the back door, but the arriy-
al of the muscular President put him
to fight before he had taken posses
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