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the matter we have M doubt but
that the ladies will r-aliz- q hand
s,rne addition to the sum already
on hand.
About 10 O'Clock last Wednesday
evening, e. w. Hawkins was
found lying senseless near the
northeast corner of his place, his
person being considerably bruised.
He WAS found hy II man who was
passing by, who took him to th.
nearest house, Chat of Mr.. kooiz)
where lie was restored to consciou'-
ness. Mr.. Hawkins don't seem to
know anything about the affair.
IL 10 supposed that he was knocked
from his horse while out riding, by
some one " no was driven to the
deed by feelings of revenge.-DoaO-
ney Outlook.
We were informed yesterday
that Mr.. Locke, of Pasadena, some
days ago, took the preliminary
steps for the formation Of an anna
teur "Pinafnre" troupe, and that
hs has secured the assistance of
Madame Mara, Miss Mamie Perry
and Others In the undertaking. Mr..
Locke Is now in correspondence
with his brother, msuag-r Of the
Bush.street Theater, San Francis
CO, at which "Piuaforen is now tie
lug played, for the purpose Of being
/ s,ff - x.st st..f. IL NJ s,t.
business and whatever else may
assist him in placing it properly
before our people. OF one thing
the people uf Los Angeles may rest
assured = that, from musical
standpoint, the representation If
"PInafore" here will be secoud to
that of no other city.
To-day we announce Judge Y.
Sepulveda as candidate for Supe-
rior Judge of Los Angeles county.
No man In the State has made a
more conspicuously honorable
record as judicial officer
than Judge Sepulveda. School,
arly, thoroughly versed In
the law, of sound judgment, dig
uified and courteous on the bench,
Of great purity of character and
genial in social intercourse, he has
pursued the even tenor of his way
IN the performance Of his official
duties, with an eye single to the
demands Of his important trust.
The people, we believe, will re.
member these things when the
day Of election arrives.-Dot0aay
Outlook.
The Democratic County Central
Committee met persuant to ad-
Journment at IL O'Clock yesterday
at the Office of 8. M. White, Esq,
full Committee present. Mr.. 8. Nj.
White resigned as Secretary
and member of the Com
mittee and r. A. Ling was
elected to fill the vacau.
ey. After considerable discussion,
4 resolution was carried that this
Committee appoint Judges of Elec-
ton ETC., for Primary Election to
he held throughout the county on
Thursday, the 20 h Inst, from 2 ill
8 O'Clock P. NJ OF that day, for the
election Of dnlegates to u Conven-
ton to be held NJ the County Court
room, city Of Los Angeles, June
% Il, 1879, at IL A. NJ, for the pur-
pose OF electing Is delegates to the
Democratic State Convention to he
held at Sacramento, July LIST, 1879.
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SHE SHOOK HIM.
Pretty Girls for Sale at Church Pair-A
Misery Beau VINO Lost h Girl.
ROCKY Mountain News.l

Rocky Mountain News.l
II has grown into u fashionable
custom OF late to have a mock auc-
ton sale Of the pr-tttest girls al
Church festivals. 1t tends 10 in
crease the resources of the Church,
aud at the same time very cIearl,
demonstrates in which way the
affections Of youth are bent. For
1t If reasonable to suppose that no
ambitious young man will permit
his sweetheart to be knocked down
to u rival until he has expended
his last cent In the effort to become
the fortunate purchaser.
Acting upon this idea, fashion
able church in Denver is preparing
tor a festival, in which the auction
business IL to firm prominent
frauture. 1t has put the young
Indies In quite a flutter OF excite
ment, and unhapplly at this early
stage of the nOvelty-fOr, however
common in the East, IL Is q novelty
here-ias come very near wrecking
the future happiness Of two esti-
Unable young creatures. The facts
III the case are these:
A young gentleman who confess
es to AN atniable weakness for one
of the young ladies' who are to be
disposed of on the occasion referred
to called on his Dulciuea a few
evenings since, and very naturally
the subject of the festival came up.
"Pm to be sold, Charley. Did
you know it?" exclaimed the en-
chantress.
"NoI Are you. thought I sup
pose | shall have to buy you"
"Of course. But how much do
you reckon will sell foi?n
This was naive inquiry, but II
led to a moment of brief but saga
cious speculation. If he had any
rival the girl was likely to go high;
II he didn't have any it would APP
pear as if lie was Investing In an
exceedingly cheap article.
81 don't know" The words were
long drawn out, and his face was
grave. II suppose dollar or two."
II he had reflected moment
longer he never would have made
this observation. 1t was born,
however, Of sense of economy,
and he had no idea of W hat 1t would
lead to. But as the words fell from
his lips he looked at his inamorata
and caught the flash Of indignant
blue eyes, which made his heart
sink.
Zone or two dollars, Indeed! Tll
sell for fifty at the very lowest"
81 can't buy you, them"
"SirW and the lady's face was
rigid with amazement.
"That isl ment to say-cen-
found 1t, Maria, I can't spare
that much money! and the poor
fellow looked appealingly at the
divinity which was about to shape
the end Of his purse. But the dis
asier had come. The young lady
rose from her seat like a Queen,
and, with the cruel remark that a
gentleman who thought 80 much
of $50 was not a suitable person to
encourage as lover, sailed ma
jestically from the room.
Aud now that young mans soul
is convuised with anguish, and his
remarks upon Church festivals are
fearful 10 contemplate.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22

Cousty COars........ ...sTEPHENS.
SATURDAY, June FL. 1879.
His Creditors W Samuel Mayer
Involuntary neutrality-suspicious.
against the opposing creditors, b
Cohn and p. Davis.
SET FOR MONDAY.
Rubottom VS. Dietrich.
Estate Of w. II. Horton, deceased
Probate of will.
Estate of Frank Day, deceased
Petition for sale Of real estate.
Estate of r. w. Handbook. de
consolidation for homestead.
Estate Of d. w. CLARK, deceased
Final account.
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COURT REPORTS.

District Cou<s.......... .gEPULvEpA
SATURDAY, June 81, 1879.
D0ria Jones, executrix, Vi Tenn
pie vi aI-DefendAnts X. J b aid win
aud Caniio Martin given to July
"a further time to answer,
Alexander vs.. Aiilaud-Defenh
Ant given until Monday next az 10
A. M. to fe amrnd.d answer aud
cross complaint.
john Cavanaugh, native OF Ire-
land, naturaliEed.
Lugar vs. Luy,r-Dscree ordered
TO enter rs prayed for.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22

A man coming out OF a Texas
newspaper Office with one eye
gouged out, his uose spread nll oven
bis face, aud Que If his ears chswed
off. repiiel to u policeman who In
terviewed him, II d du't like al
article that 'peared in the paper
last week. AM went in TO see thu
man who writ It, AM he was there. |"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22

A fashion item says charming
caps for breakfast are of muslin,
have mob crowns bordered will,
sc,nt ruff ~ that are neatly scallop
ed.u 1t doesn't tell how they ar.
cooked, aud we don't believe VT
could eat 'em, no matter how the.
we've served up. Scallop.d muslin
caps for breakfast can never tax.
the place Of scalloped oysters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22

A countryman, seati3g himself
at u fashionable restaurant with the
intention of taking II hearty diD-
ner, sum moned n waiter aud made
known his pu pnAe. The latter
skipped briskly sway, and finally
returned with u handsomely bound
bill Of fare, which he opened aud
placed before the guest, who, push
ing it away, scornfulIy observed:
"Oh, come, now, you can't cram
no literature down me; vIttals Is
what I northumberland purity
dernsd quick, too"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

A stray COW IL advertised Ia our
New To. Day.
Professor Berg on the tight rol .
at Washington Gardens to-day.
One hundred fat wetbers are ad-
yertised for In our New To-Day.
Judge A. Brunson got home from
San Francisco overland yesterday.
Angelo fios at San Francisco H. +.
tsls on the Goth: D. B. Randall,
Palace; J. Bixby, Grand.
Rev. DR.. w. A. Scott, of San
Francisco, will preach to-day at II
o'clock A. N. at Union Hall.
We had the pleasure of meeting
our genial friend Judge Exan. If
San Jusn Capistrano. In the city
yesterday.
The Turn Verein Germania cele-
brate their anniversary to-day by
private picnic at the Lime Kiln,
above the Arroyo Seco.
Confidence Engine Company
No. 2. ut a special meeting held
last evening, decided to turn out In
the procession ON the Fourth of
July.
The Rev. DR.. Scott, who will
preach to the Presbyterians at
Union Hall to-day, is one Of
the most famous pulpit orators
on the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. w. A. SpaldiDg, Of tie
Evening Ezpress, has accepted the
invltstion Of the Literary Com
mittes to write the poem for the
oommlng Fourth Of July celebra-
tion.
DR.. ]. s. Corbett, a former resi-.
dent OF this city, Is paying Los
Angeles visit. The Doctor, we
learn, has given up the practice of
his profession and Is now engaged
In mining enterprises.
The regular monthly social OF the
Union Sunday School will be held
next Monday night at the Chapel,
on Alamada St. Music anu refresh
ments are on the programme.
Every body Is invited to attend.
We hal the pleasure of friend.
" call from Col. Chalmers Scott
yesterday. His visit to Los Ange-
les was u brief one. He ~ccOmpa-
MED his fAther. the Rev. DR.. Scott,
from San Diego, and returned the
same day on tine steamer.
t Berg. the great apd only
Jegged tight-,ope performer
appea,a at Washington Gardens or
SUNDAY. He will be assisted by
81 C. D'Connor, better known as
"ReI y anded Nike" In his cham
Dion indian club act, in which ht
aides he world to produce his
Eluet
ID ha shooting match this after
l701 a. the Park, the entrance f.s
haa nean changed from $3.50 to 81
EsAt the sweepstake foot race
there III be match race one
quart mile between Lady Baliu'
raf Rld The Kitten, for SIS u slie
The nnDl box will he opened a
osiork. Shooting will com
meBce at 1880.
We looked into the Office ant
dtuing room of the ST. Charles Ho
isl yeaterday, and found q humble
~ adde's busiIy engaged preparing
fns fooms for the Fourth of Jul,
lolth and promenade coacerL ~
Via be1efit Of the Cathedral Orgal
iaaJ. From the interest taken II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22

Every farmer who owns good stock OF
horses, cattle and sheep, and intends to
keep them through the winter should at
once get o good stock OF Sheridan's Cav
airy Condition Powders. One dollars
worth will save at least half ton Of
hav.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22
Herald Steam Printing House.

Tho facilities of the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing Job work are not
surpassed In California outside OF San
Francisc and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted TO as will be executed with neat
ness aud dispatch at the lowest living
rates,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22

Beautiful ierro photographs at
very low prices at the Photographic
tent nearly opposite Postotfice.
Card pictures Sl.5O, $500 and $3.50
per dozen. Those exquisite little
gems speciality.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22

Gun e a NCES.
MFTyler and A H Dunlap, executors
Of estate of W X Stand fer, to L Junes-
Lot west side Crawford ST, Downey City;
ST. 81
Henry Ramboz to Jennie Ramb 'z-NW
XhecT1 3SRii w. in santa Gertrudes
Ranch ,, l6S 90 acres; 81.
S,in,'I Kers and hOut ri II Wirohling to
Lizzie Ovarman-Iots sand 7, nlock OF
Moore \ K-Il.her subdivlsion IT lot ), blk
90. Hanoock's survey, cit, $500.
VIM II Work man and Maria WORK.
man to Mrs &c Uverman-LOis land 8,
blk e, Boyle Heights, iu lOs 9, block Gu,
Hnnc"ck's survey $500.
Same to same-i.ats ( and Q, In said blk
Z; otuer considerations anu SlU0.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22

CEREALINA-rhe best food for
the sick room, and an iniallible
agent for raising children. For sale
by Heiuzman g. Ellis.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, socie-
ties. churches, etc., will only DO inserted
in the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, for Places of W orship, graf
Is directory, which Will appear ever,
Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE
US. ARMY.

Division of kilograms and Reports for
the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture.
Report of observations taken at Los An
seles, CAL, June II, 1873.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22

cow

from JuDsoN. GILLETTE a GIEsoN's TRAH.
SCRIPT OF RECORDS. JUNE Fl, 1879.
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For County Recorder.

offer myself as candidate for the
once OF Recon der of Los Angeles county.
.ub iect 10 nomination by the approach.
Ing Democratic County Conve.tion
JOHN M. BALDWIN.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Superior Judge.

respectfully submit my name as a
candidate for the position OF superior
Judge OF Los Angeles county.
Y. SEPULVEDA.
June 18th, 1879. Jel7td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22
the LOAvss AND FISHES.

The Pseudo New Constitution Party County
Convention Routine Details A Bright
New kssrnsy Collar to b, Donaed on the
both Unless Time Brings Repentance and a
Resurrection Of Self-R,spect.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22
For Sheriff.

w. X. ROWLAND hereby announces
him seif us a candid ate Tor the office OF
Sheriff, subject 10 he action OF the DEM
ocrtic County Convention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22

sF LIQUORS and CIGARS FIRST
CLASS. 1CE-COLD l. AGER. Also, Phil
adelphia Brewery Bottled Beer for sale.
je7.1m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22

AqAVVR04 and Morphine habit absolutely and
nOuH speedily cured. Painless, no. publicity.
VI ~ ton Isl wsshington 1t, chisasO'il
my2-8m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22
SALE. ,
IMPROVED

viz: sixth
bar. It Wt;,'
pur ro0me
BILE, carriage
|-ol Grange
ind healthy.
Il at dgures
|siEe Of lot i,
|all ON ]. e.
dls0 I
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-22

Hall, has
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excellS4
|Oystersj|
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and Rel
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-07-26

The story ofbusiness depression in Great
Britain is very gloomy one, as told in re-
cent cable dispatches. About one-third. of
the looms and spindlcs appear to be at work,
but many OF these are on short time, and
wages have been recently reduced. If it
were true, says the Philadelphia Ledger, that
"protection" had caused the business depres-
sion from which we are Just emerging, only
free trade could DO charged with Eugland's
present distress. But the explanation in both
cases would probably be false or partial
Trade and prosperity depend upon a great
many other things besides the economic
principles guiding a particular nation J; but
just as it is the fashion to look 10 the Gov
ernment for relief from distress, it is the
fashion TO blame the Government with pro-
ducing il. As matter of fact the laws of a
particular nation have very little to do with
the business Of the world consolidated to a
great extent by the ready means afforded by
the steamship and the telegraph lines. A
bad harvest in one nation does not result,
nowadays, in the terrible famines of form
er times, and neither does bad law pro-
duce the distress it once occasioned in an ex-
elusive nation.
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POINTS IN POLITICS.

From an interuiep toih Field Marshal
Murat HalStead: l do not oppose Gen. Grant
personally. did not when he was in Of
fee. l think the country will have to get
some one else TO hold it up by the tail, be.
cause, if it doesn't, when he dies it will be
in a bad way.
John Sherman contributes 10 the Re-
publican corruption fund in Ohio an amount
equal to one and one quarters per cent of
his annual salary. He causes the clerks in
his Office to be assessed, for the same pupose,
two per cent. Of their salaries.
AT Sand Lots, San Francisco, Sunday
the Secretary of the Workingmens party Of
California was instructed TO send 10 all La
Dor and Reform leagues, and parties in the
United States a copy of resolutions adopted
recommending the holding of a Working
mems National Convention, to nominate a
presidential candidate for the next cam.
paign, and suggesting Chicago as the place,
and June 8, 1880, as the time. OF course,
Kearney is the choice Of the Sand Lotters
When Senator Conkling was invited to
take the stump in Ohio in behalf Of Mr. Fos-
ter he calmly inquired, ais Mr.. Foster a
Republican ?" The same question, is Per
picking the minds Of good many voters in
Ohio. Mr.. William E. Chandler, an emf
nent authority on Republcanism, has ex-
pressed his belief that "Foster is poor crea-
ture," but be does not seem inclined to com
nit himselfto any opinion in regard to Mr.,
Fosters politics. Perhaps he, like Mr.. Conk-
ling, is still in doubt. Gov. Nichols oI
Louisiana, a Democrat who was established
in Office largely through Mr.. Fosters Efforts
might be able 10 throw some light upon thii
important question and ex Gov. Packard
now United States Consul at Liverpool, is
also supposed to be in possession of facts
bearing upon the matter. 1t is to be hoped
that the mystery will be cleared up beior,
election day IN Ohio. The only thing abou
Mr.. Foster that is now beyond controversy
is his war record.
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the past year. Many of them have been
mining accidentsj but they have not been
confined to that class by any means. And
II may be regarded as pretty certain that the
number would have been far less but for
culpabe negligence on, the part of employ
ers. We do not believe in paternal govern
ment,soys the ~ 7. Sum but we do believe
in the obligation of employers to provide
all rational precautions against injuries to
those in their employ. Pecuniary damages
are poor recompense for the loss of head
Of family 10 those who were. dependent
upon him. Pecuniary damages are poor
recompense for the loss of q limb, or for
any injury that even partially disables
one for life. But, inadequate as such COM
pensation is, there is no other to be obtained
and jnries should assess.such damages un-
spairingly where the culpability of the en-
ployers is clearly established.
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For the CARBON ADvooATB.

For the CARBON ADVOCATE.
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH.
sHTUFFLErowN, July oath 1879.
Was hosbt fun am show gadanked2
De dogya wana allo vile kartza.
Kookelbarrr sin ordlch plainly dss Yore..
Warum is an gaul exactly we an oyster ?
Ei we'll ar net uf an baum nnf krottla kan.
We kumest dos de lite 80 orrick sin uf
nonsenseH
Won du an, easel husht un, bisht tsu arme
for hoy tsu kawfa, ei DOM lus en- hovva
fressa.
seialsfort shure desdurecht bishb un DOM
goahet. Sell war am John Poor 81 plan i'm
mer fort.
warloeged dar shtaled, !; war shtaled dar
batreegtun war batreegt is an orrick shmart-
er NOM considered hilich es dogs.
De washfraw is kron ollawile, un de gross
Dochter mu4s selwer on dar wash truvver,
odder dar hame bliva ON Sundog.
Es biauch eich net bong 81 for de small
pox, ior mer sin entirely clear dar fun.
Yusht roof er aw, odder kumt selwer un sub.
screiba for unser tsitung, de besht i'm shtate
Es war feel besser won du net gons so feel
sawga datsht fun saucha dos du gor net fer
shteasht. A dale lite awya olles was Sc wis
mn onra bobbala olles was Sc net wissa un
DOM gebst also mid Misunderstanding.
SAN. KRIsHAsHTuFFER.
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Ladies, DoIicate and Feeble.

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ieetj that constant drain that is taking from
your system al its former elasticity driv-
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removed by the use of that marvellous rem
edy, Hop Bltters. Irregularities aud obstrue-
tions OF your system are relieved at once,
while the special Gauss Of periodical pain
arc permanently removed. Will YOU heed
thisT See Truiha" $50
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to a clerkship in one Of the departments. 1t
looks like a fair trade, but the politicians
don't like II.
From information obtained at the Executive
Mansion, to-day, there ls no doubt Of the cor
rectness Of the statement heretofore published
in regard to the successor of Secretary NO
Creary Ex-senator Ramsey, of Minnesota,
has been tenderedi the Secretary of war,
and has accepted The change will not occur,
however, until the present Secretary retires
from his position to fill the office made vacant
by the resignation of Judge Dillon, of the Sth
U. S. judicial Circuit. AUGUST.
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The Republican State Convention met in
Harrisburg Wednesday, elected Lewis W.
Hall temporary chairman, aud Galusha A.
Grow permanent chairman, and nominated
Samuel Butler, of Chester, for State Treasur
eri all by aeclammation. The resolutions
adopted denounce the course of the Demo
cratic majority in Congress- approve the
FFesideats "frm stand !" and declare for
hard money and a protective tariff. For full
report of proceeding sse another column.
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In whatever other gulse the Greenback-
ess pass into history it will not be as ap-
proved prophets, No one of their financial
and currency predictions has been verified,
and very prudently they have abandoned
the role of prophets ofevil.
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Last Saturday afIerROaa Twelve labor
ing men were seriously injured by the fall
of section Of a new round house in process
of erection by the Erie Railway Company,
near East Buffalo. Our readers must have
been struck with the great number of ae-
cidents which have befallen lab9rers within
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

All persons are hereby forbid meddHng with
the following articles, now In possession Of
Hugh Donahue, Of Beaver Run, Mahoning
twp, Carbon county, Pa, the same being my
pOperty, and loaned 10 him during my pleas
ure, viz cider Press, Cow, stove, Settee,
Table, Bureau, Clock, Looking Glass, SO.
MRS. ROSE HOuPT,
July 20, '7g-Has. Beaver Run, Pa.