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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-13

Beautiful ferro photographs at
very low prices at the Photographic
tent nearly opposite Postoiiice.
Gard pictures $l.5O, 50. 90 aud $3.50
per dozen. Those exquisite little
gems o speciality.
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HOMESTEAD FOR SALE.
GREAT AORIFICE IN IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE.

In n most desirable location, viz: Sixth
strset, second lot from Pearl street
baautiful cottage house; four rooms
hard finished; cost $500; stable, carriage
and wood house; "a ten-year-old orange
trsss. full of fruit; trees iine and healthy
This property can be bought at ngure'
that Will defy competition. Size OF lot
ssrlas fe,t. For particulars call ON J. @
psTURK, No. ! Market st. diott
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A WIDE AWAKE YOUTHS PAPER
contributors, and sprighly, entertaining
reading, the youths Companion, Of Boston
has no superior among the youths publi-
cations
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WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE
q. 8. ARMY.

Division OF kilograms and Reports for
the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture.
Report of observations taken at Los An
4 sles, CAL. June 70. 1879,
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Great Reduction

In prices at the Photographic par
Tors, Downey Block. Three dozen
gems for SO cents; other sizes In
proportion.
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No. 1870 Hill Street.

Nicely furnished rooms with first
Glass board, use of parlor and piano.
Best locality In the city. Terms
reasonable. Mrs. J. M. Carey, No.
1870 Hill street. Ocl2
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CEREALINA-The best food for
the sick room, and an infallible
agent for raising children. For sale
by Heinzman & Ellis.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, socie.
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
in the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve. for Places OF Worship. graf
Is directory, which will appear every
Sunday morning.
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Gentlemen, II you wish q
good at aud good goods, please call
at SO Main street.
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You can trade off your old clothes
for new ones at No. 8 Also street.
n7tf
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FOR SALE.

By the Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Tropical Fruit Land in the state. Wat ef
rig ht goes with the land. Apply to the
ONCE Of P. Beaudry, No. 81 New High st.
apl8tf +. W. WOOD. Secretary.
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Properly rrHnssers.
CONVEYANCES.

FsoM TUCSON, GILLETTE a GIBsON's TRAM
SCRIPT OF RECORDS, JUNE H. 1879
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The following is the list of letters
remaining In Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
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Rooms to Let

At Ponet building Main street,
finely furnished rooms, siugle or en-
suite, with all the latest improve
ments. Gas in every room; hot and
cold baths. Prices moderate.
MRS. GRAY,
aLr.29.1m Proprietress.
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0qSoIR EtATH ga E VA: S.sl r.
3jS z:::. : z;S'::' 4 ossisss o. 0sissss
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Natural Evergreen Pastures
Suitable tor Dairying.

Good water is abundant at ar
avrrx,e depth OF six feet from thu
surface. on almost every acre Q
this land FLOWING AkTESlAN
WELLS can be obtained, and thu
m ore elevated portions can be irri
gated by the water Of the santa AMI
liver. Most of these lands are nat
nrally moist, requiring only goot
cultivation to produce crops.
TERMS-One-fourth Cash; bal
ance in one, two ana lures years'
With 10 per cent. interest.
Twill take pleasure In showing
,hasa lands 20 parties seeking land
Who are Invited to come and SCI
this extensive tract before purchas
ing elsewhere.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMEN
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The ANNUAL MEETING of the
Stockholders of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company will be held at the
ONCE oft Com pany, In the city Of San
Francisco OF wEDNEsDAY.th the NINTH
day of JULY, 1879.
The polls will open at ten O'Clock A. n.
and close at two O'Clock Pm.
]. L. WILLCUTT.
Je7td Secretary.
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The Stearns Ranches.
LFRED ROBINSON Trustee 20 Suffer ST. San Francisco CAL

2OMMACCnRsEEs s OF LAM 4
ots to suit, suitable for the culture
81 Oranges, Lemons, LINES, Figs
Almonds, Walnuts, Peaches, Ap-
Mas. Pears, Alfalfa, Corn, Rye, Bar
iev- FLAX, Ramie, Cotton, etc., ans
aiso many thousand acres OF
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N1S1 = dayat nome. Agents wanted.
0xA Outft and termb me-. TRUE =
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Second hand clothing bought and
snld ut No. 8 Also street. n7tf
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Old hats re-made at No. 8 Also
street. n7tf
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Fletcher ct al. VS. Mower.
Archer VS. Coop. N. & F. Assn,
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Church Notes.-At the Baptist church
Rev. DR.. Winfree occupied the pulpit in
the morning, and at night Rev. ". J..
Pitcher, Of Chesterfield, otficiaied. Three
persons were united with the church, two
being admitted By letter, and one on pro-
iession Of faith, and was baptized.
Owing to the absence Of The rector OF
Meade-Memoriai church there was no
presiding in the morning. In the after
noon the pulpit was occupied by Rev. Fl.
Melville jackson, OF Richmond.
There were no services ut the Presbrte.
rian church Sunday. the pastor (Rey. W. A.
CampbelD being in attendance at the annual
session of East Hanover Presbytery. He is
expected to return TO the city some time du-
ring to- day.
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s BoGrs PURCHASER OF LAND SENT TO
THE pgE.TrETIAEY.--In the proceedings OF
the crlnd Jury Of the Hastings Court yes
terdar appears an indlclment against D.
E. Virtue alias W. Ii. Michael alias VIII
hans for forgery.
Mr.. Michael. produce and commission
merchant of Philadelphia, whose name was
forged, arrived here Yesterday morning,
ard. being anxious to return home, the
pri.oner was at once arraigned for trial.
lie was not represented by counsel, and
wien asked by the Court If he desired to
employ counsel. be replied that he neither
wanted counsel or witnesses. He pleaded
gry to the charge and the tria! was pro-
ceeded with. Mr. Michael, after being
sworn. said that Virtue was the same party
who came into his place Of business in Phila-
deIphIa AID represented himself as George
W. Baker, 4 farmer from near Norfolk, who
had about 100 acres in strawberries which
he wanted hlm lMichaeD to sell. He gave
him some oil his business cards and q stencil
10 mark the crates and boxes OF fruit. He
left, promising to ship the fruit the follow.
ing week. This was the last Of him. Other
Witnesses were examined as to the Chester
field affair in order TO show the jury the
character OF the man.
The jury returned verdict OF guilty
and aScertained his punishment at two
Years in The pcnitentiary. The Court a
once passed sentence upon him. and he was
bandcatlcd and taken down to Jail. lie
will be sent out to the penitentiary in Il few
days.
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The resolution as it came from the com.

Mr.. T. Wiley Davis presented a resolu-
tion to reduce the license-taN of Nr. Hughes,
lumber-dealer, from S35 to $40.
Dir. DAVIS said Mr.. Hughes was not par
ticulary pleased with the Finance Commit
tee: he seemed to think they were too aris.
tocralic. Mr.. Davis suggested that the
committee be little more particular hcrcai.
ter in the manner in which they deal with
some 0! our people. [Laughter.]
The resolution, as presented by Mr. Da-
Wis, was agreed TO.
The resolution in reference to the engine
house was tabled. The rest OF the report
was adopted.
FROM JUDGE CHRlSTIAN-THE CITY JAIL.
The President laid before the Council the
! following communication from Judge Chris
tian, of the Hastings Court, which was read
and received:
JUDGES OFFICE, HUSTINCs COURT,
RICHMOND, VA, April 26. 1879.
Dr.. 0. f. Manson, President of the Com
mon Council OF Richmond:
Dear Sir,-On the 9th of November last
the commissioners appointed by me, accord
ing to law, to inspect the jail OF this city
reported that certain repairs were necessary.
4 copy Of that report was at once laid
before the Council, with the request from
me that the repairs therein specified should
be made. Finding that this request was
not complied with, and, on personal inSpcc-
ton, that the repairs were ABSOLUTELY neceS-
sary for the Safe-beeping, heath, and Aa-
name treatment OF the prisoners confined
in the Jail, on the cath OF February last
addressed a letter to the chairman OF the
Joint Committee on Finance, calling
the attention OF that committee to the
1.kso nf Shn s,,I
the members OF that committee to
make personal inspection. and see for
themselves the necessity for maxim. the re-
pairs indicated by the report Of the Jail eom-
missoners. ] said in my letter to the chair
man of ti.at committee: 81 appeal to your
committee first to make the inspection in
stead OF die Committee on Grounds and
Buildings, simply because [ know that il
your comoEtee will provide the means ne
.cessary thas committee viii! see at once
chat those Deans are properly expended TO
,Elake the necessary REPAIRS" met the
Committees 4,i Finance and Grounds and
Buildings aud the jail commissioners at the
jiaI about the last Of February, and each
one OF us again made personal Inspection,
ard thought each member was convinced
of Ese proprietg and necessity for the re-
pairs before Indicated.
The Finance Committee at once made q
report 10 the Board OF Aldermen, recon-
that Sa.eb8. should be expended
in maksng these repairs, and that branch
II the Council, unanimously I Think
ldopted q resolution to carry into
,Hect that renort. At the next meet
ng OF yosr, branch the resolution OF the
soard was laid on the table, understand.
o await plaas andspecfieationso OF the work
o be done. My object in sending this COM
nuDication is siDplY 10 cali your attention,
nd through you tie attentioa OF the body
yer which yon have the honor to preside,
o the fact that the season is fest appf0a /
1g when q fsiiure to make these repairs 4
iilI, III the opinion of those capable 81 !.
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~ a.. TlTEsDAY MORNING, May 6. 1879

Court met yesterday and fonnd true bills
for felony in the following cases:
James c. Virtue alias Williams, for iorg-
ing an order on the Girard National Bank
OF Philadelphia, Pa, in favor OF Chafin.
Staples d Co.
Jesse Smith, for breaking into the hem
house OF j. C. Redwood and stealing lot
Of chickens.
Richard .Colley, for breaking into the
store OF Shelton, Minor g. Co.
The grand jury Was adjourned until We'd
nesday,
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The CRITERION COMEDY CoHPANY.-H
looks as though pleasant surprise were in
store for the patrons of the Richmond
Theatre next week, in view Of tbe engage
ment OF the New York Criterion Comedy
Company, whose reputation as being a
cluster Of exceptionally talented and high
minded artists has, to a considerable extent,
preceded them. The Criterion was organ
lied late last fall, for the avowed purpose OF
testing the demand for q more thoroughly
artistic class Of acting than has been custo-
marily given by travelling companies. At
its head is Mr.. IT. T. Mackay, long identi-
fed with the stage OF the Union-Sqrare
Theatre, New York, and that of the Chest
nut-Street Theatre, Philadelphia. Mr.
Mackay ranks with the abiest OF English
and American comedians, and to his attain
ments as an acto. adds the cultivation OF a
ripened scholarship. The business interests
OF the Criterion were. from the start, en-
trusted to Mr.. Jacob Gosche, who managed
the Theodore Thomas concerts during ff-
teen years, in addition to previous expe-
rIence in the field OF opera and the theatre,
reaching back to the era OF Rockets visit to
this country, partly under his active super
intendence, which amply guaranteed his
qualifications for this position. The engage
ment is for four nights, and Saturday
matinee, opening Wednesday, May 14th.
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BElrFs.-Thc funeral Of Dr.. H. L.
Thomas, which took place Sunday evening
from st. james church. was attended by q
large number OF people, including many
physicians.
Saeu1T Hargrove, OF Sussex, arrived yes
tetday with George ?arilam, sentenced TO
two rears in the penitentiary for house
breaking.
The funeral Of Charles Ii. Martin, which
took place Sunday evening, was attended
by great number including Masons, Odd
Fellows, and Knights OF Pythias.
Thousands Of bankrupts have never re-
ceiyed their discharges, and by Il recent rule
Of the Court such cases can be declared
ended by proceeding taken upon the ap-
plicatonso OF any party in interest, and the
lcrmination of the ease in this manner de-
prizes the patty of the protection OF the
taukruytcy law.
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Personal.-Senator L. K. Chiles, OF this
city, lett here Yesterday afternoon GU a
brief visit to Baltimore.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson, OF Providence Method
ist church, Chesterfield, was in the city
yesterday, and was in attendance at the
protracted meeting at the Methodist church
Sunday night.
Rev. j. Fl. Strinefelow, rector OF Meade
Memorial church, and bride are expected
to arrive here Saturday. Sci. .s.. ...
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roSr- OFFICE ST&sxsTlCs.-The following
Is report OF mail matter delivered and col
lectel by the Iettcr-earriers ut The Richmond
post.ofice for the mentb of April: Carriers
employed, Is; delivery trips daily, 2.:3. and
4; collection trips daily. 9, 3. and 4; regis
tered letters delivered, 1.01T; mail letters
delivered. 107,SS9; n.aii postal cards deln-
cred, 29,n95; local letters delivered, 9,TS6
local POSTAL cards delivered, 1910; ncwspa-
peFs, &c..deliYered, 81 1856; letters returned
10 ihr oAcc, 1893; letters collected, 59,003;
postal cards collected, 2iiG94; newspapers.
'&c.' collected, 1851; total postage on local.
matter delivered through the boxes, gene
IA delivery or By carrser, ;sesS5.79.
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G~rfnE ks{scCS
c,,..s was not so large an attendance at
H., r.Grounds yesterday as the sport Of
,Ne -, ;,,s,ifcd The friends OF the Society to
!elt" There were, however. some two
eHPI P,hrsc hundred persons present to Wit
Z" s, ,hc Two races for the first day. The
ss>> o. WIS ,~ running race OF a mile and re-
A W.. f,led with three entricS-Maior
E',, Esn.,oos ". Dosweli's Spowdtn, Il. Brad
in1""s wv. S,,rIir.t, and s. Engleking'S Black
S3xsp. The result was enowden won poIn
s.s,s snas, ard race, with Starlight second anG
Ei:rs Et,, saake dl>tanced. Time: 1852 ana
1:j4. =, tho 90, c,oss
.ro.t;nr 10 harness. Entries: i. e. Tay-
" ;aT., - h, Tornado and j. c. Smiths Alta
mnnt Tornado won three straight meats
and the race. Time: 2:4G, 2:5o, and 2:33--
ANsInont distancsd.
THE RACES FOR TO-DAY
wnl te tDrcc. Firs', the three minute
rrsS., for which William Il. Brauer enters
VIRGINIA Girl. i. Mann enters lndia-Rub-
her Zen. J. RIinjly enters Matte L, and John
Cross enters Dale. Second. the 1ouT-year-o!u
class. for which William Fl. Brauer enters
White Sulphur. 4. &. Babcock enters Lib
by and S. 4. Sarine enters Lady May. The
third rscc viii he A two-mile dash. Major
Thomas ". boswell enters Powhatan snd
r. Bradley enters Starlight. The racing
will commence at 81 O'Clock. ,s-.
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Brief Een,S.-rhe tableauy and chhrades
given by the ladies OF the Baptist church
ended Saturday night, and resulted in the
raising OF neat sum towards the maintc-
nance of the church.
The Sotrfe announced to take place al
Cersley's Hall yesterday afternoon has been
indefinitely postponed on account Of aftlIc-
tion in the family OF Mr.. Charles Shopper
son.
The missionary society recently organ
lied by the scholars cf the Methodist Sun.
day school Is rapidly gaining an increase OF
membership.
Telephone concerts are Of frequent oc.
currence at Merritts, in this city. Scvera
excellent performers on The haralonica re-
Gently rendered some tine operatic airs foI
the benefit OF parties in Richmond.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

10 On al SALES Of Req. EStGte made bstNen
ths 81 of J1ailtnrv an" l"St Or I4ne TIE tnTssfN
The yrtsent VeaT hurt 10 5eDdid tU the p7lrcaCSsf
OK al rates mate bEftJsGa tie lst at JUty andLas
o; the year ts tdTsS h0Ge To be paid Jy The setter
iTiis cust"n wts ad"pc4 about fifteen years age
nv alI the real estate AGENTS In Richmond, aud ao
piles 10 Richmond and vrtntyJ
AUGUSTINE ROYALL and GRTRPS & WILL
IIAMS. l2 NJ commissioners sale OF farm of
thirty acres IN Chesterfield county, adjoininc
Manchester.
GEUBBS & WILLIAMS. r. NJ. forty acres OF
land bet twcen the turnpike anu the River road.
nelr Manchester.
CHAFFIN. STAPLES & co. p. NJ. farm on Sta
ples's.Mill road. near The Rroad-Srreei road.
three and half miles northwest of the city.
with good buildings.
FRANK j. SAMPSON p. NJ, commissioners
sale of brick yard property, wit lumber. wheel
barrCws horse aE'i calt, and fixtures, IN Man
chester.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Az r. VI. brick dwelling
No 1872, north lite Of Clay street between
Adams street anil Brook avenue.
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AN ESTABLISHED FACT !-tlERMAN BosCHEN
& BROTHER keep the largest and best-assor.ed
stock of Boots Shoes. Trunks, ValSes, &C., IN the
cty-j00 and J1l Broad street.
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REAL ESTATE TEaNsFERs.-The following
is statement OF the transfers OF real estate
for The week ending May 8, 1879: Lots
iroa,ing-I9 7.12 feet on Broad street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth at Sl4,575; 1143
feet on Marshall street near Thirty-second
al S2S1; 80 feet on Taylor street at SIS; 40
feet on Second street corner Twenty-siXth
at $2i5; 425 feet on Main street between
Fourth and Fifth at $500; 80 feet on Gill
mer street corner Catherine at 5000: 8 feet
on st. Peter street near Federal at S31; 90
feet on alley between Clay and Catherine
streets at sl0 q feet on Seventeenth street
between Marshall and Clay al So: so feet
on Twenty-tLird street between Randolph
and Leigh at 1900; 60 feet on Cary street
near Reservoir ut 5000; % feet on Second
street between Main and Franklin at -; 24
feet on St. Paul street between Baker and
Charity at S31S; 33 feet on Twenty-scyenth
street. between l. and NJ at =; 4G feet on
Adams street 1T 5000; IS sc feet on Maiden
lane 1T $500.
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. Il: PERsoSA Auditors Taylor and Rogers
have gone to Winchester TO see tue 6ov.
ernor on business In part connected with
the funding OF the public det.t. the Gov,
,ernor has been quite Ill from pne .lmonia ana
bronchitis, but is now better. \
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d Handsome Present.-The pastor Of the
Methodist church, Rev. G. e. Vanderslice,
was presented with an excellent suit Of
clothing by the young members OF his
church and congregation on Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-06

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atth
DISPATCH PRINTING-fioUsE. Good work, lov
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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success, and for first performance there
were few bitches. Tomorrow night. how
ever, 1t will, we are sure, go of much the
more smoothly.
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NJ. ELLYsfN X Co. ah7ertislrE Arcnts, insert 40.
vertsements in all Of ,ne Dewsia jors OF the Un!tss
STATES at publishers rates. Orcors lee: al the Dts
patch c0uItlnS-r0on VIII receive prompt attsn
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ON MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS
EDUCATIONAL.

MASS. INST. TECHNOLOGY, BOS-
vi TOS.-COurscs In Cirli, Nechanica'' AMI
Mining Engineering, Chemistry. Architecture, Sa-
tural Hi tory. science and Literature. &c. SCHOOL
OF MECHANIC ARTS for elementary and manual
instruction. Entrance cXam.na,i ns June ID and
Sd and September oath and 18Th, ~ q 4. NJ.
ROBERT Ii. RICHARDS. Secretary.
Mu1IAM L. ROGERS. President. my 2.ZtaH4M
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,,,r,aTHES REPORT.

o,-,o>s FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
tM,SSn,; tM,.S.n,;c states, southerly and westerly
de d.ss a'' warmer and partly cloudy Weasnsr' ,n
WIGS w,S..S h, cooler. clear weather, ana ias-
tel.Vmll in V,m"llnwed by rising barometer. ,.u..,,,
ing sp so''tSs the South Atlantic states, slightly
for VIZ thSe.t winds, partly cloudy Wea.
coctei uai s,s.;onary or rising barometer.
s rugr YESTERDAY was cloudy and
TEE 1,r;ng the day. Towards the after
nvvS ,,syoyyrrg YESTERDAY S A. n, 81;
iSS T 70: noon, rs; 5 ?. NJ, 50; 3 T.
n, a; midnight. ~. ~
Hcan temperature, Ila.
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LEVY BROTHERS

PINEAppLEs! pINEAPPLEs l-rIZZGNI has Jus
received nice lot of them.
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THE CROWD INCREASES.-rhe people go to the
old established
DRY-GOODS STORE
to make their purchases. 1t is all established fact
that
LEVY BROTHERS
sell frst-class Dry Coos at The lowest prices. They
show a large stock fr. M which yoH make your
selections New goods receives, by ever steamer.
LEVY i,RoTuERs
have made further reductions in the prices of many
articles. We advise all IN want OF tirst-cass good:
at the lowest prices to call at LEVY BROTHERS ant
make their purchases.
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MOOD TEEeLARs.-At the last regular
~ @aeGeng OF Pheaix Lodge, No. 81, E.O. OF
y. " - the ioliswing officers were installed
" neputy Il. w. G. T. Il. a. BronHerg
ITashs ~ ensuing tern-viz.: C. Il. Sims, W.
" Il q. a. Perry, ". V. r.; 4. d. Gaen,
fo,.tH; Ida Mathews, W. A. 81 r. Fl. Bar
psS1 Y. f. s.: e. A. Wright, W.. T.;
MY Jones, W. D.; Lou. Willis. w. D.
f.; 4. .. FOXES, w. g.; Edith Gam, w.
~ !. q. j. Smith, W. 0. g.; Dora Jones,
q :. a.s. 4. Gal5right, w. l.. H. s.:
"' Z. PerrISo. =. W q. IN -.
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EATISG-PRUNES.-PIZZI is selling three
pounds o; good PRCNES al 25c.