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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-21
SU m MO ~ 8.
In the Justice's Court

OF Wilmington Township, in the
County of Los Angeles, State OF
California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-21

A. 8. Ferguson, Plaintiff,
VS..
Newton Ingram ct al, Defendants.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-21

We HAVE $40. 900 TO LOAN alta
toW rate OF interest ON good security.
= BHUNHON q WELLS,
5 IL to II Baker Block
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-21

ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN OR
Apply to p Q. Box a
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CORRUGATED IRON.

HI rooding and siding OF stores and
e1eer buildings where minimum amount
s - WOOD y desirable
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-21

At IL O'Clock NJ, In front of the Sheriff -
Office, at the Court House, in the city and
county Of Los Angeles, all the right, IT,
tie, interest and estate OF the said Fred
erick A. MacDougall. at the time of his
death, and all the right, title and inter-
est that the said estate has, by operation
OF law or otherwise, acquired other than
or in addition to that OF the said Freder-
lex A. MacDougall at the time of his
death, in and to all that certain lot, piece
or parcel Of land situate. lying and being
In the county of Los Angeles, State OF
California, bounded and describ bed as iol-
lows, tO.wit:
The east X OF lot 10, section 80, Azusa
de Duarte Rancho, according to map OF
said rancho made by +. Lecouvreur in
July, 1877. being the same land purchased
by deceased OF samuel Garter, In the lat
ter part Of tho year 1873.
Terms and conditions of sale:-Cash in
gold coin Of the United States. Ten per
cont Of the purchase money to be paid to
the administrator OF said estate on the
day Of sale; balance on confirmation OF
sale BY said superior Court. Deed at ex-
penso OF purchaser. q i
ROBERT II. CHAPMAN.
Administrator OF the estate OF Frederick
A. 0acDougRlls deceased, dStd
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08

The popular Bell Seminary lectures
will be resumed this scason, the first one
rhursday night ilth, by DE Iandis.
Subject -"Flunkyism. &c, Sc."
Rev. W y Tsylor l. now stationed at
Danville AZ the new pastor Of the Southern
Methodist Church ...... The protrscted meet
ing conducted by Revs Harvey and Tup-
per, at the Baptist Church, is still in prog
ress.
}. Il. MARI, editor Of the Aarocaie,
has gone to Indiana to see how Il is done
MFRS Chopper and her petite daughter,
Miss Efhe, arrived in Danville on wednes-
day...~Dr. Monroe and wife arc again in
Danville.... Misses Matte and Teedie
sneed and Mrs. Bette sneed Fibble attend =.
ed the sale Of their mothers personal effects
here last Saturday, and are nov visiting
friends in the county .... VIM. Fields, IT,,
and wife have returned after an extended
trip East......M Miss Agnes Archibald has re-
turned from a visit to Chicago. Super.
intendeni Pickett was in this city Monday
Col. Frederick 5. Blount, accompanied
by his granddaughter, Madamoiselle Cla-
"a de Rivirrre, arrived in Danville last
Monday from Paris, "Over the Waves
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08
CtsET COUNTY.



Rev Charles Shelton preached at the
Methodist Church last Sunday.
William 7. Humphrey had his house
with it, contents burned on Friday morn
ing Oct. lst. No insurance. loss report
ed to be $1,000
Prof. Geo. Il. Waters opened school
last week with fattering prospects Of sue
cess. lie had 81 scholars. A good many
others will go, and he will have several
boarders from Turnersville.
DR. O. c. Die is of on business trip
10 Indiana ..... II. II. McAnnich and wife
are visiting relatives in Indiana and Mis-.
souri......M Mr.. Moses Collier has obtained a
position in Flini's Store, South Fork Sta
ton. lie will move his family to that
point in a few days.. Mrs. Elizabeth
Mum, Of Glasgow, Ky, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Nancy jones'. Mes. Jno.
Rowland and Chess Jones are visiting rel
atives in Columbia and Burksville......M Mr.
Bud Roy has been quite sick for four
weeks with Fever, but is now thought to
be better ..... Rev. Joshua Taylor is build
ing a dwelling MIR. William Miller is
very much distressed about his dog Swycher
lie fears he has Hydrophobia.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08
VOTES OF CURRENT EVENrs

The amount Of National Bank note,
outstanding is s3i2, 579.sS3.
The earning Of the c. X. X. for
September were over $4,000.
The Sheriff u New Orleans has de
faulted to the amount Of $4,000.
The reduction OF the public debt du
ring the month Of September was ss,97t-
sol.
Speaker Randall, has just been renom.
mated for the tenth consecutive term to
seat in Congress.
PROF. Harrington, Of Ann Afbor, has
reported The discovery Of another comet,
with a tail S. long.
The amount Of gold imported this
Fall, that has passed through the Assay
Office, is $4,000 600.
The stals Grand Lodge OF the Indie
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows will meet
AT puducsh on the 26th Of October
1t il nov conceded that Hancock will
carry Virginia by $1,000, and the Demo
Gratis will elect all bat one Congressman.
The New York Sior asks. ~ Mr.. Gar
Geld sin insists that the $3.50 was loan,
Why does he not pay il bsek 10 the heirs
Of Oakes Ames.
One hundred carrier pigeons competed
for % prizes at Pine Grove, Pa, this week.
The fastest bird made l22 miles in the av.
enge time Of IN. 3la
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08
BoYLE COUNTY.
DanrHie.


The Skating Rink was opened Tues
day night, and they that sat upon the floor
we're many.
Our last grand jury brought in one
indictment for malieasance in office. IN !
heb Kept tellin' you bout il
On Wednesday next Danyille will
have a wedding in the uppertendom. She
Is a wealthy BELLE he a promi nent State
official.
-Four hundred and twenty acres Of the
faulooner farm, in this county, were sold
last week at $50 per acre to G. B. Higgins,
Of fayette county.
Miss Nina Bachelor is announced for
a Dramatic Reading at James Hall, on
Monday evening next, llth. She is assist
ed by Mr.. Edward Reeves, Of Louisville.
They deserve a rich welcome, and il is 10
be hoped that Danville's refinement will
preserve the integrity Of IL being.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08
Pulaski COUNTY.
Somerset.

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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08

Mr.. W. g. Francis has just returned
from 70 trip into the mountains " Tonnes.
see, via the Cincinnati southern. lie
speaks in glowing terms Of the vast miner.
al wealth boarded within those hill. await.
ing the entcrpri.ing hand that will unearth
the treasure and enrich the country. lie
tells Us, also, Of the Hotel just finished at
Point Isabel. This building has forty
rooms, each furnished with gas anil water.
Everything i arranged in the most ap-
proved modern style. and when the house
Is opened to the public IL will prove a
haven Of refuge for the way.won trav.
eler.
For the last few days a man giving his
name a. Williams, his home NJ Larue
county aud his occupation stock trader,
has been living around town in a drunken
stupor. lie exhibited large sum Of mon
ey to several Of "the boys,' who IN vain
tried TO entice him into "thc ways that are
dark" and practice upon him "the tricks
that are vain" But this trader, like the
heather Chnce, was peculiar, and with a
smile that was "child.like aud bland, he
refused to ante more than % cents on a
game. Finally, his possession Of the mon.
ey, and especially the fact that be- 6llcd In
every particular the description Of one Of
the heroes in the Mammoth Cave stage
robbery. As given in the proclamation Of
reward, caused his arrest; but he supple
menied his representations by private pa
pers, and was discharged, whereupon he
took his departure from among rs.
On las, Thursday evening Judge Der
~ sent his son, sam, boy about 10 year-
old. to Pt Isabel to take some passengers
to the train. As Sam was driving on the
way home the ha ness became di-ananged.
the horse scared, and, running over bluii,
upset the wagon, broke both shafts, and
about O'Clock at nj ght came running in
to town, the broken shafts, dripping with
blood, gathering at his heels Several Of
the young men about town aroused Dr.
CASTILLO, procured lanterns, and set out on
the hunt Of sun, whom they expected to
find dead or wounded. To their relief,
they met him few miles up the pike, nv
harmed. lie had been thrown from the
wagon when il overturned and found a safe
place to fall The wagon had patent
"hor-e detscher" attached. sam tried to
make use Of this contrivance, and had he
been successful, the horse would have
walked out Of harness uniniured. II was
disarrsnged in some way and would not
Uork
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08
ROChCASTLE.


1t is Johnny Jump-up White.
You can get best calicoes at Jack Adj
ans 4 Sons at Gle.
Big stock of saddlery and harness at
Jack Adams Il Sons.
Tom Turner will give Johnny Jump
up White the grand bounce.
Elder J. L. Allen breaches here next
Sunday morning at IL O'Clock.
Best line Of domestics at Jack Adams
n Sons at lowest possible figures.
The biggest and best stock of clothing
at lowest figures at Jack Adams 4 Sons. .
Go to Jack Adams Il Sons. ye who
wish to obtain goods at your own prices. .
-Chestnuis are coming into the market,
and il is said that the crop is heavy one.
There will be one wedding If not two,
in Mt. Vernon very soon. There ought to
be three.
Get nice new hat AT Jack Adams n
Sons. You have large lot to select
from, and cant fail to be pleased.
The largest and best assorted stock of
general merchandise ever brought to Mt.
Vernon can be found at Jack Adams n
Sons.
Jack Adams Il Son wish il distinctly
understood that they will sell goods at low
err figures than any other dealer can offer
them.
Rev. T. b. Cook, Presiding Elder Of
the NJ. r. Church, South, il eyangelizing
in the mountains. lie preached two ser
mons here this week
A we'll selected stock of ladies cloaks
at Jack Adams Il Sons. These goods are
OF the best quality and we're bought at
close figures. They sell them The same way
The meeting which has been in pro-
gress a week at Shelby City has resulted in
four additions and Rev. J. NJ. Bruce writes
Us that a deep interest is manifested in the
community.
AT the State meeting Of the" Bee Keep
srs Association" in Louisville last week,
Mr., Willis Adams, Of this county. Was
elected one Of the Vice Presidents Of the
Association.
The Republican Convention at Beat
Iyyille, last Friday, nominated Hon. John I
D. White, Of Clay county, for Congress in .
his District. Mr.. White will make the /
iaeri6ce Of acceptance.
-"When Johnny comes marching home
-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08
WAYNE COUNTY.
Monticello.

Mr.. &. W. Gragg, one Of our most act
i've business men-druggist, timer and
postmaster decided to put yet an.
other iron in the FIRE. lie is buying stock
and vehicles to open livery stable Our
town has long needed a stable, and Mr..
Gragg will certainly profit by his venture.
MIR. Jack Cooper, Greenback candidate
for Congress in this District, and Mr.. L.
A. Wood, Greenback candidate for The
State Electorship, spoke to a large crowd
here last week. Both speeches were re-
piled to by our Senator, Hon. Joe Beriram,
in a manner which delighted the audience
and discounted the orator..
On Monday night young man, con
sideraby the worse for frequent potations
Of iire-water, came INTO town. got his mar
riage license and left for home. On his
way ihither, he lost his license and next
morning came back greatly disturbed,
seemingly under the impression that the
statute Of Limitation would bar further
issue Of the license. lie was greatly re-
lieyed when our accommodating Clerk
furnished him with a duplicate.
Attorney General Hardin, wife and
family are visiting w. 4. Francis, the
brolher-in-law Of Mrs IIardin......ln at.
tendance upon the funeral services Of
Uncle" Jimmy Ingram, who died the lat
ter part Of last month, were Mrs. Virginia
Cullum, and her son, Lesly, Of Carthage,
Tennessee The many friends Of Lesly,
who attended School here when boy, are
grati6ed to ind him young man Of mark
ed appearance and ability, and a graduate
Of the law department Of Vanderbilt Uni.
yenity.
Your correspondent was wrong in say
ing that Judge Sallee had received 81 the
hands Of Judge Haynes the appointment
TO IN the unexpired term of J. J. Rich
ardson, County Attorney. The Judge has
decided 10 leave the appointment to the
Magistrates when they next convene, In /.
October. Just how an Attorney can be |
employed, IL NOS litlls doubtful, since .
Chief Justice Cofer has decided that the .
lunacy Of county officer is not one Of the
causes embraced in that section of the
statutes empowering the County Court To
leolare an Office vacant
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08
TAKE NOTICE (!

have purchased an Of the accounts OF the late
IRA Of Marshall kupley aud have placed them
ton. All persons knowing themselves Indebted
will confer iay0r and save themselves Gusts by
settling With him Al once other sc legal proceed
ings viii he iusiituied
Il5-ai %. %. MsRsguAIL.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08

CnitAGo-Ihe SALES Of hromoline IA the city Of
Chicago, last year, was thousands upon thou lands
Of bottles Chicago is hrst-class city. Bromoline
is a hnt-olass medicine. DO you see the point II
Bromoline had not been good medicine for the
Blood and Liver, The leading citizens OF Chicago
would not endorse IL by using Il a. family medl-
cine. We mention Chicsgo particularly, IL being
a Western oiiY aud Bromollne a Western medi-
cine when your Blood is out Of order, your APP
petite gone, you feel weary and listess, then Try
Bromoline and be helped. Trial bottles free,
Regular size a.. sold BY Chenault a Penny,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08
LAND FOR SALE F!

/ WILL SILL PRIVATELY 100 ACRES on
my Land adjoining town. Hall Is IA grass and the
balance Is tiilable ground Of excellent quality. /
will take pleasure 10 showing purchasers over 10.
ti6-tt WESLEY ROUT.
stanford. XIV.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08

GES. Il. II. HoBsoS, Of Greens
burg, has been put up for Congress in
the 9th District for Proctor Knott TO
knock down.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08

As an ind ucement to new subscrib-
es, and in order that everybody may
have a chance to keep posted on the
interesting events that must occur in
the election and Inauguration Of a
President of the United States, we
have deter mined to send the INTERIOR
JOURNAL from now till January LIST,
1882, for 81 to all new subscribers,
who plank down the cash. We intend
to publish the latest and most reliable
news and to that end have arranged with
prominent daily paper, to furnish us
special kilograms up to the late hour
that we go to press. Subscribe now
if you wish to get your full moneys
worth.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08

The Republicans are not at all sure
Of Ohio, while enthusiastic Democrats
claim it by a big majority. Hayes
was vastly more popular man than
Garfield and had a better record to
run on, and yet his majority was only
2,747, and since then Gov. Bishop,
Dem, was elected by 22,52O over
Judge West, Rep, for Governor. No
wonder with its perdred bride taking
candidate that the Republicans are
alarmed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08

We DO not suppose that more than
a dozen of the vast number of con-
victs pardoned byGov. Blackburn were
actually deserving of such clemency.
Sometime ago he turned out VanBu-
rem Dixon, who had served but a
short period of his term. Did Mr..
Dixon go home and try to reform,
and show to the world that he merit
ed the PARDON OH no He stole
another horse aud was returned to the
PeDitentiary again this week. OF
course his old friend will come to his
rescue again. That's the kind of a
man he is.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08


The CotTier-Jonnal and the Zee
ming Post are making a great ado
over Willis aud Hoke settling which
should run for Congress in Louisville
by tossing up a nickle. We see no
reason for the virtuous outburst OF in
dignation. The parties were good
friends. aud if they chose to settle
their claims in this way, surely there
was nothing wrong about it. The
nickle business only settled the mat
ter between themselves, and now if
any other Democrat wishes to oppose
Mr.. Willis, he has perfect right to
do so.
Tue LIFE of Gen. Hancock, written
by Gen. James S. Brisbin and pub
lished by l.. Lum Smith, has, on ac-
count Of its excellence and truthful.
ness, received the sanction of the State
Democratic Committee of Pennsyl-
vania, and is recognized by the party
as a valuable campaign document. 1t
can be procured of the Pennsylvania
State Committee, 1928 Chestnut street, !
Philadelphia. Pa, at 800 for 1000 |
copies, $40 for 100, and $3.50 for
dozen, three cents per copy to be added
for postage.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08


Secretary of the National Greenback
Committee, publishes a statement
showing that Weaver is in the pay of
the Republican party and that sl5, 900
was recently advanced him for cam
paign purposes from that source
Weaver puts in denial, but Lum
reiterates and brings the facts to bear
on him. This has been suspected for
sometime, and our friends in Indiana
should be on their guard. The Re
publicans are aware that the great
er number of 6reenbackers were orig.
inally Democrats, and hope by draw
ing as many votes as possible from
that ticket, rushing in negroes and
other illegal voters, to carry the State.
Hence Brother Viewers earnestness.
His meat and bread depend upon il.
CHAIRMAN JEWELL has issued cir
cular to the Republicans of Virginia,
urging them to support no faction Of
any other party, il matters not under
what colors they may sail, but 20 vote
only for the regular Garfield and Ar
thur ticket. Acting on this, they are
nominating Congressman in each of
the Districts, and the Malone Re-
adjusters, who had counted on the as
sistance of the Republicans, in the
hope of defeating the regular Democ-
racy, are far less sanguine than they
ever were. They would fam compro-
mise now on almost any terms, but
that day is past. Virginia will give
Hancock 10000 majority, and at the
same time prove that she intends to
pay every cent of her just indebted
ness.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08
Goods,

We invite the pnhlio generally 10 give as trial,
and Ne promise them good haigans and the beet
goods.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08

Having purchascd The sioik and sisi-Will OF =.
\. Davis, aud repleuishei the stock siih q great
variety ct
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-09
The Nashville American.

The next Presidential election will determine
questions of vital importance 10 every citizen
Of the Union. Upon its results will depend tho
perpetuity Of our republican form of govern
nent. All these questions will be thoroughly
discussed in the present session Of congress. 10
Is oar desire and purpose so far az wo can con-
tribute TO that end, that every citizen shall DO
fully informed'upon all these questions of such
vas. moment. Is or national government 20
be heneefcrth M imperial despOtisn? Is the
bayohet to rule the BALLOT Are the rights of
the States, expressly reserved in the Cenatitu-
ton. to yield to centralized dictSion9 Shall
srrosantand impsrious party leaders, under
ths cry OF Liberty, rob the citizens Of Libsrty2
Shall M&mmon be the only deity who shall be
acknowledged As having divine rights? Shall
labor be deprived Of its just reward In order
to bring it within the means of every man. me-
ehanic. fsr8er and lsborer. in all Voeatons,
even in these hard times, 20 inform himself
shat political parties are propoIins VIZ have
reduced the terms of the Weekly American -
ONE DOLLAR g year; For six months, rs
cent?; Three months, 40 cents. The real value
of the paper II not he decreased with redue-
lion Of price; bat viii be vastly increased in
proportion 10 price. Address
THE AMERICAN.
Nashville, Tenn.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-09
New Facts in a New Forr.

The enterprisng editor whose am
bition it is to keep pace with all the
affairs ef the day needs ail possible
data at his immediate command. One
Of the best helps in this direction is
"The American Treasury of Facts, A"
compiled by Hon. a. r. Spoford,
Librarian of Congress, and published
by MeYsrs. H. II. Warner 81 Co.,
proprietors Of the renowned Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. This work
contains vast variety ofnation.l sta
tistics, and is of great value to all who
take an interest in American affairs.
Much credit is therefore due to the
compiler, as we'll as to b[essrs. War
ner & Co.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-09
Groceries and Produce
LOCAL NOTICES.
LIVELY Lively!

The rattle and chatter Of Collins
magnificent and much packed excur-
sion train to St. Louis on the 7th
inst. was even yet ringing in our ears,
when, on the morning of the 9Th, We
awoke to see our city literally wall
papered with the announcement of
another one Of the Collins excursions,
to pass Milan on the 28th inst, for St.
Lonis, taking in the great St. Louis
Fair and St. Louis Mardi Gras. We
learn that this trip for the 2Sth was
thoroughly a vertised and that twenty
thousand people down the Mobile Il
Ohio, and along the Memphis IL
Charleston, Vicksburg Il Meridian,
and Demopolis u Selma railroads, had
been advised by the Mess. Collins OF
this train. before the other train left
McComb City. Ifthis is not pushing
things at q lively rate, We would Ike
to see some one thatcOuld push things.
The train passing here on the 9TH
passed Grand junction with $50 peo-
pie, and they were so thick after that
that they couldn't be counted. 1t is
thought. however, that the Colonel
will carry into St. Louis at least five
hundred and fifty people, and about
three, fourths Of The number Southern
merchants. st. Louis owes the Mess.
Collins debt Of gratitude, which
St. Louis merchants viii doubtless
meet with their usual promptness
and liberality. We trust their enter
prise over the Mobile q Ohio railroad
may prove az equal success. We say
success to such push and such energy.