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The Newtown bee., 1879-08-13
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The Disciples Sunday y-school picnic which was advertised for Friday, and was put off on account of the rain, came off on Saturday at Parlor Rock. The Con- gregationalists picniced at the same place on Wednesday. The crop at pie nics has now been nearly all harvested, and the crop has been an unusually large and fine one. l notice quite all improve ment in the mode Of operations this year over former seasons. They used to as semble at the church, bring their refresh ments and have them toted collectively to the depot, bringing teams into reQuisition. Now they go directly to the depot indi- vidually, or by families, each family carrying what they wish to the depot at the appointed time. There is less machinery about this and much less friction though less sound of the trumpet The simplest way of doing anything is always the best way.
 On Sunday morning week MT. John Muller was drowned in Whites pond. He had been washing a horse and then at tempted to swim him across. The horse, it is thought, stumbled or houndered and threw him off, and he being unable to swim was drowned before help arrived.
 Mir. Burton Bradley, principal of the Millstone, N. J., school is rusticating in town. the guest of his daughter.
 Miss Olcott, ofthe Kindergarten school, is putting in her vacation at Greenbush, N J.
 MT. F. L. Wildman is still further i'm proving his place by laying concrete walk in front of his grounds.
 A union meeting of the different churches is announced for Friday evening in Wildman's Grove, rear of the Post office.
 MT. Wm. B. Sharp is building fine residence in South street.
 Our venerable Court House is about to undergo an overhauling with view to improving it both externally and inter- nally.
 The Germania Society had their annual entertainment at Wildman's Grove, Mon- day evening.
 Mr, A. Mead and MT. D. P. Brown have been before the Justice charged with keeping places whore liquor is sold con- trary to law, fined and put under bonds. They appealed.
 Mir. Hayward, of the firm of Crosby, Gordon & Co.,, was thrown from wagon the other day and considerably injured, but we hear he is now better.
 The Repzbhcan is publishing historical sketches of the Danbury churches which promises to be interesting.
 Wanted,--a surprise or social party
The Newtown bee., 1879-08-13

Last Monday afternoon MT. 1T. S. Beers hired girl came screaming down from the garret, where she had been hanging clothes, and said that sine had seen a large snake up there, MT. Beers armed himself with stick and proceeded up stairs, and after a search, discovered the snake up oi beam and killed it. It was two-and-one-half feet long and of the variety called milk How it came to be in the garret is a mystery.
The Newtown bee., 1879-08-13

faction to those who have used it for the cure of Disorders Of the Blood, Liver and Kidney complaints. and all the weakness ses peculiar to Females.
 When inquiring of your druggist for this new medicine, avoid MISTAKES by remembering the name, DR. Darid KENNEDY's FAvORITE REMEDY, and the PRICE, whicn is only ONE DOLLAR a bottle, and that the Doctors address is Rondout, N. Y.-Ed.
The Newtown bee., 1879-08-13

This is the season when the minister should use good taste in selecting sub jects. For instance if he should insist on telling his hearers about world hotter than this, there isn't one of them who would care to go there.
The Newtown bee., 1879-08-13

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The Newtown bee., 1879-08-13

A cuff on the wrist is worth two on the ear
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07

THERE were probably few Dem.
ocexts who did not feel blush Of
shame when the San Joaquin couu.
~ Democratic Convention. doubt
lsss At the Inspiration Of Hon David
8. Terry. deliberately surrendered
the onielal organisation of the
party to the Gronicle's now Cop-
statutfon bantllng, adjourning i'm
msdlately upon the completion of
this signal act Of political treaci.
cry. We felt at the time, and so
expressed our opinion. that the
OsmocrHtic masses of San Joaquin
county would never be guilty Of
countenanciDg such a shameless
surrender. The party In Mr.. Terry's
home will be thoroughly reorgan-
ised. It will be placed under the
management of men who will not
shrink from the discharge of their
duty either through cowardlce or
the promise Of political reward. A
new and honest Democratic County
Convention will be called; a dele.
CATION will be sent to the Demo.
cratic State Convention Which will
assemble on the LIST of July;
County Central Committee will be
elected and q strsight-out Demo.
cratic ticket nominated for the
county ofiloes. This Is as it should
bs. 1t will be pitiful day for u
party which has weathered the
storms Of q hundred years when it
can craveniy bow the knee to mu.
tineers who ought to be accorded
NO other grace than political sub
stltute for drumhead Court mar.
tisi.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
Soaring His Wife.


from tho Chicago Trlbune.J
A man on Centre avenue under.
took the other day to give his wife
healthy scare, so as to make her
more obedient and agreeable N
future; so he put up u quarrel wi b
her, and, bounding upstairs, din
ped his razor in some brick .iust
and water, which he had prepared
for the occasion, spilled some more
IT that awe-inspiring composition
over the floor, and lung himself
down with Il crash, grasping the
orlck dust-and-w ater.statiIed razor
in his hand. He waited eagerly
TO hear a frlghtful shrek ring
through the house, aud to rec wO.
man with an awful white face and
great lambert, self-accusin eyes
totter up the stairs, gasp "My has.
oand!' and go off into u set uf bys
terics In seven acts and ten
tableaux. He was, however
ioomsd to disappointment. His
wife ineandrr-d slowly up stairs,
remarking, You pesky fool, you'll
nr-ak your neck yet, some of these
lays, II you will Insist on putting
Doth legs into your trouspr.
simultaneously" and when she
opened the door aud saw the hort
"le sight she said: "WelI, | Didn't
think lie had the courage and sense
II deceney to do it. However, /
look well IN black, and It's mercy
took up the bed iOom Carpets t,,-
lay and rent them to he clraned,H
'h-n she called the servant girl:
MIRA, come here; your master
has killed him.eliin And when
the girl came and said, Hadn't I
better run for the doctor ?-I thi k
! see his left leg wisgIe u little"
he Spartan matron replied: "No;
there . no use throwing good money
.fter bad. I want you tn rec that /
iidnt XIII him, and then run down
to The Iri6une office and tell them
40 sebu u reporter up here for a
coop Oh the other papers, and II
you breathe u word of this 10 any
me before the other papers have
gone to press, III tell you, young
woman, that you'll buy your raven
,resses." Then she went down
stairs. locking the doors after her,
tfter audlbly wondering whether
the corpse would keep: and, after
tbout twenty minutes Of impatient
waiting for hrI e 'uty heart to melt,
The Corpse had To give it up and 70
al pound OH the door to DO lei
out,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07

THERE are not wanting ludicrous
elements to the present phase OF
politics In this State. The fact that
. Political party should have q
President is one Of them, aud that
Denis Kearney should be such off,
cIaI IL an extension of the absurd
ity. Kesruey has kept his throne
Notwithstanding all the efforts of
the Chronicle to dislodge him. He
has straddled his unique tripod like
. skillfuI rider, but he 10 still the
Same old Kearney. There Is an Ar.
oadtan simplicity an l bresziness
about bis dialogue that Is simply
enchanting. During the progress
o. the Convention Que Of the dele.
gates said that his Club was OPP
possd to Ksarney. $50 are all
thieves" promptly resp 'nded the
dictator. Another delegate, show.
Tag some disposition to debate
. question, the President politely
requested him to sit down, with the
ein0lIient observation that he wa,
"iying." It's Impossible to dIs.
guIse the fact that we are furnish.
Ing some peculiar chapters to the
political history Of CalifornIs.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
Gen. CharzY and III, Barber.

A picturesque incident Is mar
rated conc-rning Gen. Chanxy dur
ing the time Of his imp isonment
under the Commune. He was yer,
closely watched, and when one
morning he asked for a harber t..
'hnvs him. that Individual WAS
only all0wt u to enter escorted by
two National Guards. The ia,
WAS duh and the light bad, aud tht
Knight of the basin moved tn.
General about several timer, com
planning that he could not see and
hat the Guards were Ia the way
g umbiin.. they fell back u litti-,
aud the barber began his work.
Presently he observed that lie had
never seen man more difficult 10
shave, anu adding, "Hnw hollow
Jour cheek Isl Come, General, .
la P'ovenoal. |" he thrust hi,
thumb Into the Generals mou,i
10 press the cheek outward. Tn.
prisoner was for the instant na,u
rally enraged, and WAS about TO
protest, when lac became awar,
hat some small object WAS lying
III his tongue. The shawl, q A.
shed and the visitors gone, he
plsced himself In tie only posili u
in the cell in which he c,uiI 10,
he seen and took from his mout.
what proved {" be a little roll of
'aper, on which was written:
"K--p up your coursg-; you sit
not forgotten. This will not las,
'onR--Sai.set." II was true pr.
iiction. In a few days the Grne.al
VAS liberated by an order from til,
Central Committee.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
Dean Stanley and Cardinal
NeWm IN.

While Cardinal Newman In
Rome was denouLcing Liheralism
10 religion, Dean stanley was H.
Illustrating IL in London. The
-peeches delivered on the same day
ny these two eccIesiaslics might
properly be printed iu parallel col :.
anus. The contrast Of men and
G rcumstances WAS remarkable
Dean Stanley spoke on Monday in
the great capital of the modem
world, the centre and heart of Its
energies. The living forces OF So
ciety were all about him. He was
surrounded by representatives Of
statesmen who have directed the
course of English policy, of that
active middle class to which the
material prosperity of the nation
owes SD much, and Of those various
forms of religious belief, the very
existence of which, side by side.
puzzles and dlstresses the mind of
Cardinal.Newman. Cardinal New
mao, on the other hand, spoke In
the dead or sleeping Capital
OF the Old World. His audience so
far as 1t was not merely gather eli
about him by q respectful curiosit, i.
%vas mainly of ecclesiastics. III
historic splendor and dignified a. :
sOciations the advantage was who'll
~ ON the side of the newly nomi.
nated CARDINAL. The Borough Is
not u fitting rival Of the Eternal
City, nor probably can the house
Of the British and Foreign Schoul
Society compare with PaiIazza dell
a Pigna. Nevertheless, the former
contains more Of the future of the
world than the other. The English
boys asd girls how at sciIooi. Oh
whose behalf Dean Stanley spoke,
will have more to do with making
the word what 1t Is destined to be,
than the whole College OF Cardi-
nal-, which has just received an II
ustrious accession IN the person OF
Dr.; Newman.-London News. Aay
lith.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07

THE nomination Of Col. J. J
Ayers for Congress In the Fourtl,
District by the Workingmen's Con.
vention Is compliment paid to
the press which is rather uuexprct.
cd when we consider the source
from which 1t emsnates. Kesrney,
who evidently controlled the Con-
vsntion at large, has SO often ex
pressed his unlimited contempt for
evsry paper published on earth ex
espt the xrtsh Horid and the San
ffsncisce Chronicle las to the lat
ter his opinion has changed sine. J,
that We had supposed he would in
terpose peremptory veto 10 the
nominatlon o! any journalist. Col.
Ayers will undoubtedly make
strong Workingman's candidate,
bringing to his own support q num-
Der Of personal admirers who have
Dynpsthised with bis anti-monop-
~ and newspapsr record. His
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07

THE Workingmen's State Con.
vention has shown great considera-
ton to Los Angeles county, giving
her the Congressman for the
Fourth District, the Railway COM
missioner for the Third District
and the Surveyor General. It has
been even m,re considerable to the
Democratic party, nearly every
nomiues of the Convention hsv.
ing previously belonged to that
organization. This would seem to
b. either a bid for Democratic sup.
port or recognition of the fat
that the Democracy are the real
Worklngman's party.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
EAST Err N.


WASHINGTON, June 0.-rhe fol.
lnwinx fn-ssags from he President
WAS reserved by both Houses yes.
terday:
10 the Senate and House of Rep.
rsseat1fives: 1 transmit herewith
the proceedings and report of the
Bnsrj of OTHERS convened by spe
c,ai order No rs:
HEADQUARTERS of THE ARMY,
WASHING ron, April IL. 1879
In case Of Fnz Junn POr et: The
report OF the Board was IN lie In
March last, but the OIL q r cord
Of pI oceedings did not reach me IT.
IL the 8 Instant. have given to
his report such an examination az
satisfies me 1 ought 10 lay the
proceedings and couclu-ions Of the
Board before Congress, Ms l am
without power in the absence OF
legislation to act upon the recon
mendation OF the report, further
Than by submitting the same to
Congress.
The proceedings and conclusion
Of the Board are transmitted tor the
Information Of Congress, and such
action ~ in your wisdom shall
seem expedient aud just.
X. B. HAYES.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
The following was introduced by
of Santa Cruz, and adopt

The following was introduced by
Anthony, Of Santa Cruz, and adopt
Cd
Resolved. That all candidates for
Congress on the ticket of the w. P.
q. must, In such manner as may
BE- prescribed by their respective
District Conventions, take the fol.
lowing pledge:
II solemnly promise that 1 will
not, u elected, go into any Repub-
3loGn or Democratic caucus for any
purpose during my term 0f Office,
and that / will not as Congress
man. vote Tor any Presidential can-
dldAte other than the Working
mAn's candidate, unless Instructed
By the w PC to do su".--Roceed
6nos 81 the Workingmen's Conuen-
(ion.
From the foregoing test 1t will
b seen that the Democratic party
can expect very little from any
WOrkingman should he be elected
70 Congress, even though his ante
csdsnts be Democratic. Great
strsss has been laid upon beating
the Repubiican candidates for Con-
oressmen, aud 1t 10 in
dsed highly desirable that
they should be beaten by
men who would act with the
Democratic insjority of Congress.
Hut Democrats ale not interested In
advancing to a fiue strategic
trading position any one
Who might, under the arbi.
trAry dictxtion Of Kearney, a
professed Republican before he be-
came Identified with the Working.
msuss movement, sacrifice their
gravsst political interests at crit
ical period. Such u pledge greatly
nosiifies the pleasure one
might otherwise feel In knowing
that Democrats had been selected
- Congressional candidates OF the
w. r. y. It would seem to o dis.
pAsslonate person that the pledge
trenches greatly upon the self-re-
spsct Of the nominees.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07

The Sacramento Bee, OF June Sd,
contains a thorough eulogy on Gen.
Stoneman as the right Democratic
candidate for Governor this fall.
The communication is signed by
"ExChiv," and is pitched In a
high key Of appreciation of the
General, whom "Ex-Chiv" evil
IDENTIFY regards as invincible in his
Democracy. Had the writer known
that Gen. Stoneman had been nom-
mated by the Workingmen for
Railway Commissioner, he would
doubtless have waited to see
whether the ex-chieftain accepted
and took upon himself the Iron
clad Worklngmen's pledge, before
endorsing him 30 unstintedly in
the Bee for Governor. Were we
also satisfied as to these little
points, we should feel like re.echo-
ing "Ex-Chiv's" eulogies.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07

The Southern press has adopted
the right plan vt last 10 check thu
negro ex mus. They are publish
Ing reports to the effect that the
watermelon crop in the South this
year will be the largest ever known
aud that growers will be compelled
10 give them away to get rid OF
Them. Circulate this fact among
the colored refugees In Kansas, and
they will return home in the next
oat.--Norrjstosen Herald.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07

THE Ohio Democrats seem to be
determined to anticipate the Re-
publican "bloody shirt" pro-
gramme. They have placed at the
head of their ticket two of the most
gallant soldiers In the Union
Army. Gen. Tom Ewing, their
candidate for Governor, made q
splendid record during the war, he
Is an eloquent and popular man;
and, as the New York Herald well
says, the strongest candidate the
Democrats could hive put up. The
greenback question having lost Its
terrors to hard money men through
the resumption Of specie payments.
the fact that Ewing was one Of the
earliest apostles Of Pendletoh's
Ideas will do him no harm in the
CANVASS.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
Further Mem nations - the Al.
! .us q sneas.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 8th.-The
Convention this afternoon nomi.
mated J. Il. Sharpstein, of San
Franci-cO, =. A. Tuttle, OF Alamo.
media, George A. Johnson. of S0no-
ina, w. /. McNeaiy, OF San Diego,
J II. Budd, OF San JOsquin. As,o.
ciate Justices. Railroad Com mis-.
sioners: First District, Heury s.
l.aIkin. Of Ell D,rado; Third, Geo
II. StOnemaH, Of Los Angeles. The
State Convention will hold u jolii-
location meeting this evening and
ADJOURN sine die. The First Dis
trIct Congressman and member uf
the Board Of Equalixa,ion and the
3rcond district Railroad Culntni.-
sioner will be nominated to.moi-
row.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07

A party Of IrIshnien went to y
clothing store tn buy u suit of
clothIng la which to hurry dead
cpmrade. All varieties Of gar
ments we're examined and discussed
by the mourning friends, but none
cuuld be decided upon until one oi
the party held up u light, thin suit,
sayin :, "Be gorrs, le,'s take this
hys, It's thin and cool, and DOR
Pat will fnd 1t mighty cUmforta-
ble.n
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
EVENING srREETs-4.4OP. n.

Point, 5s< b; Z. washington. az s; Ex.
che quer. ~ T.; Poto.i. ~ s; N Y, ssc b.;
vad~. 81 b, 6i,s a: Flowery. s0c b; ANDES,
SIC b: savage l6s< b; Blu lion. % b; Mono,
y; Mexican, a; Con d ,rado. 2. 70 b, * .;
Uvernan, 10 D; . Hill, I % /: Utah, 2.70
h; Challenge, 3 b; BeniOn. IN &; Union
81 b: Jacket. ~ =: Ophir. S6E s.; Alpha,
2s1S a; Budie. Az; keuiucs, 6 b; Gale
uonia. 2.S5 b; Ala. ~ s; California, IL. s.;
q q g. lz1i b; ton Va. ~ b; Utah. 20 Il;
julia ~ u; Bulwer. IL .. TN u: Imperial,
a; l. Wash, 2'i0 b; benton,7X
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07

PARIS, June 6.h.--Specie in the
Bank VI France increased 3. 200, 900
francs the past week.
More Amnessy TO C.smmuaisss.
PARIS, June 0,h.-Two hundred
and eighty eight additional Com
munists have received amnesty.
The amnesty law expires to- day.
Another Royai Match.
BERLIN, June Chit Is reported
that marriage Is projected be-
tween the Crown Prince vi Sweden
and Princess Victoria of Baden.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07

BECOMING OvRRHEATED while playing
at io.tbail, l took n Quill, which pro-
duced IL veiy severe illness aud evenJu-
ally settled on my Che It with a very bad
Cough. White In this condtt on, 1 tried
several remedies without avail but even
tually procuring DR.. Jayne's Expecio.
rant. am now happy to say that my
health has entirely improved and All,
confident OF so.,n nnding myself COM
Australia.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
Herald Steam Printing House.

chs Herald steam Printing House IL
aot surpassed by any Job Printing once
~ the Pacinc Coast. outside OF San Fran.
elsso. In abilities for doing job work.
on prices, good work and expedition
nay - relied upon At this office.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
FOR sALE-FoR RENT.
FURNISHED ROOM LET.

A very large. handsomely furnished
room, with wa, drobe. bath and closer or
same door. Very eligiblv located, i've
minutes walk from Postoffice. Inquire
at 81 Hill ST. eat or at HERAL office.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
THOROUGHBRED COWS.

am now prepared to offer for sale
limit u numDer Of lhorour hbr-o Jersey
anima imported by myself and select
II for their IN liking and butierqualit,-s.
70 p, r les wi hing TO secure choice FAM
ily Rvs, this IL an Oppprtunity which
ior OF country. AZ | shall po-itively not
sell over four or dve head this seass,n, IL
Il we'll for hose wishing TO purchase 10
apply at onco.
Forest Grove STOCK Farm
Postof1ce, Downey, CAl. JAW
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
90 Il al Once!

Persons who have become thoroughly
chilled from any cause. may have theii
circulation at once restored by taking in.
to the stomach teaspoonful of Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment, mixed In little cold
water. we'll rweetened.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
FOR EIcN.


OWousss"o W. 0HftDsIul,
LONDON, June @ h.-A Paris dis.
patch gives currency to the fumuI
hat General Garihai,ii n dead, but
MenOtu Garibaidi, at Rome, tele
grarhs a contradiction of the re-
port, aud says his father has com
pletely recovered from his recent
indisposilion.
ss~Hs d .h,re Macs ia Danger.
LONDON, June 8th.-The South
s affbrd-hlre Mines Drain age Com
missiOnsrs have aniinunced that
owing to d-bt Of $40, 800 on the
Upton district, all the pumping
engines will lie stopped. The eff CT
Of this will be the flooding Of huu.
dreds Of cnlleries fer miles around
South Staffoidshire would never re-.
cover from the disaster. A meet
ing of coIii-ry 0wners has been
Called to consider the situation.
LONDON, June 8th.-D,vids Stu.
art d Co., merchants, Liverpool,
engaged in the Eastern trade, have
tailed. Their lab Titles are be-
level TO be between GlO0 600 aud
e200 .009. The finn Is largely iu-
'iehted to the Presbyterian Mis-.
sionary Agency In America, for
whom they are agents.
Bs"k ssas~mrns.
LONDON. June 6'b.-Bullion In
The Bank of England has decreased
$3.50 900 the last week. The pro-
portion ofreserve to liability Is So
1919 per cent.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
Rooms and Board.

Gentlemen and their wives and single
Sents can be accommodated with board
and fine. large, sunny, front rooms, con
tanning all modern conveniences and
home comforts, at the
KlMBALL MANSION.
New High street, only one block
from the Postoffice and Court House. and
commands charming view Of mountain
and valley. je!8tf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
TO r e N II.

A desirable furnished house OF eight
rooms, on FrankiiH street, suitable for a
hrst-class b 'arding house. Apply at
corner of Franklin nd Fort streets.
my20-lm
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nomination is recognition of
profession which, Is tho often sigh :
ed in the distribution Of political
honors.