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New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
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y 2 ALL cornest thou hither agnin'
Maiden to loosen the ebainr ~th and restrained
Shat has girdled the breast OF haf'" ""O A'''-
and given her PAM
4 comest thou hither, our pride.
Our darling, and fresh aS n na,"oi oi,;os ovorhood
Ei8id-h0werS at thy fe u. auu ~ ''"
aud onr love by thy siuo'
We have seen thee apnWS9aeSa WlnS bInw T,Sn d0w'
Z And breathe on the brO0dinR SNOW. and draw thy
Wind.hOwer through
We have seen thee soften the skies,
With sweet tears shed from thine eyes. u,s
And I'LL with odor the falow land where the III
nest lies.
We have seen thee in field and wood
Unfurl the leaf from the bud. ,4,o A,cht
AS q sunhash out of a cloud oil the sea ana '"' -"
of the scud.
We have seen thy virginia. blush r;cbr,s hush
With thy praise in the song OF the ia'"' "
in the throat of tho thrush
We have seen thee in years we re"io'h'0''
Far daugbter Of dark DecsnIIfth of The gloom of tho
Y Come forth as the sun comes ou' =" ~
deep sea-chanlber.
But Summer camo close on thy iee''
With splendor of noon;day heat; ar;, I'm, thou art
For she is our crowned ana ou' s''
our lover, . sweet
And Winter took half of thy share.
Storn-ralmented. snow IN MS nalt Ill.,, .+ o,r
lover, o fair.
But Autumn TOO soIry to sing
Sighed back to thee, dropping her wing
For she rs our mOurner who soothes u.s. out thou at
our lover, o Spring:
Sighed saying 20 sister of mine. .,
have lost these leaves that were % tnns; at ~ u,,
Green leaves have given ior i9e goiu oi 'n0 ooi'
aud flowers OF the vine."
They are all unIlind 20 thee. ALI;
The pr,de and the hoar and the fall
put we are thy lovers; and thouart thou come, art
thou come at our call !~
o abide with us: haste not away
1Ill June Jays swoOn the hay. -
But scatter thy vOets down in the lap OF the Hours
of May.
Let April not pluck for her posies
Tie last of thy brief prinirOses,
But let May too, gather OF these long after hcr cow
slip uncloseS.
But now thou art here, Sweetheart,
Let us think not how we must part;
But laugh while we NAV, and be merry; ana iorth
TO the green fields start.
The Summer is sweet to seek shade IN,
Rich is Autumn whose garncrs are laden,
And mighty is Winter with tempest; but tbou ar
our darling, o Maiden.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
PRINCE DEMIDoFF IN SOCIETY.
po,is latter 10 The Whitehall Rcric,o.

Paris LITTER 10 The Whitehall Rcricac.
brilliant contingent Of social n"iabiutlcS mas
taken advantage Of the rtslve tranquility OF IL ~
to ily ~ Florence tn atterd the San D.n"io sale.
Paul Dcnadof wrote 10 II trend 0t lnine noI i"ng
back that he WIS anxious the sale sioAId eAk'
place with all Dns.Ible speed, and tnal no would
MAKE any sacrifice to AVOID q lay. lie is rs rYf'y-
ono knows who remembers hin some years ick Ill
Par;s The most impcinOus AMI hOi-hr1ucu 0I lUon,
ard all tuings bcing considered, II ~ hkel| I'll =
the great sale will not bring in al the money II
might have SAID Paul Dcn&Ot was inpclhois ;
| might perhaps usc stronger son iof DIS DIS
halifs were not al. O.ethcr tiO$e generally III Hsc
in society. AZ his dinner parties Ec Wo"tn 60, :
stautlv have ccrtaW Ninc' and dishes "f|W !"
himself limc. and fi"Ghi hNi,iN3 Ca =" ,,, j..
ordering window 70 be opened, ?''ning r0o'iS'
" Anyone who d0csr'i like i can rave!
As n matter of fac:. Paul l)Hnld0I WIS EcNcI y
nopuiar mas in lar,. and his disappearance c"tSe',,
no regret, thr famous aHaf III N"c % ~ " ~, - &c,
nm aud lich ended IA the severe ducKinS III puu-
he fountain nf q lran WrOsc naln- viii fo' men
fiOn guirg q long way TO GiscuIr49e so'Hl a.,
from attempting iur;hcr the ciNinHaion o. ,c ,hc
vn,I,,c MuscOyifc. Wh,u the Irnc"sse aat!lihc WIS
asked what size mai found most 10 imile ~ n.' "a
Lusha- - Apatoe Den ld0.i. size rcrlcl, satriS'i !,
cai!v The siz' and qIallty oi is precious Tt''f'
and think il Paui DruIr'cf iri I'r r"nianl 'iis ~
Paris were asked wha' th"y litel most an III, llh'
fhrv woud unanlirnusiy shy. Has cbrck-h "h' .
TIC following wIil giYe you mc r"sA al nH, W. l.
A h.crd sa0wld HIM ,ncc So;hc sireN'-''"hS i,
ual3ctilc and, kuo iing that llc was lnigr asA''.
Inn his np mon. pcmGoh glanced n turhl' anu
tlru answered eipri.Yihusil. hey sal N0h hc-
ulir4blv. | laws tWu doors OF rNacisv me #ihc
quality Ili- ueat wealth and. nliot IN az ~ -
ne, aCd CcHcruS,ty, ,iiCGc'd iiaaN pt"H" ~ pal"'
what after al may tniY nave ben iduilS a i'-
inc and ,,rcati,n. Tie VnWcr Oi wealth. IN lari'
increases every day. and by dtg'rrs, cN' H'r' III
Pa.is. thr must exclusive CuIrico Hit utc"lillH
more and more accessible 10 t!tSc ~bo p"tN''" 'H
golden key which uOwacaVs Oprhs most """is. =
salon liac that oi Madame &c SWctchlht Nobiu po
almost lIup3ssiJic.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
4 Sr0RY or LISzT IND cHoPIN.
fran The Bhur4qY Rsric,c

FtoEi The BhirsrY E:ricc
An auccdO.c Wiiic {sas icvC. before been III prlni
Lut wlir WIS "a me by one present comes 10 ~ v
m.uinr,. |. waa at Aohani. and ~ the carly Spring
when the evenings Rr' just sailing iato twilight.
LIszi and Chopin aMnag many other cccbriic'
were ciicsis ai th hosp.tajl" hpFc ci tho author Oi
"Va,c irr and II WIS lr custom aiitr dinner ioT
everyone fu listen cr few minutes to some Espir"-
ton of Ian or Chopin. riaNed ~ tie dark. on
norni,ly discussion arose between the two ganig
as to whicA was the greater. Ll.zt mIdr good ms
Claims to immortality with great elcqucncc; and
after hc had done CHOPIN simply rom ilhcd, " Ol
{. ur-c YOU are great man. hni an still greater
than you. for ! eau initiate your finest nSpirniion
perfectly. whcreng defy yO 10 liniHtc me-" IlrIt
fprnly ayuwrd that he could not initiate tie great
"FiG lfr.c" Lui Ht the Time n red to bet that
be- himself cOnlii not be initiated as hls current Of
thought changed from day TO day. and he expressed
himself on the pRnn according to the inspiration tt
the iGouWnt. Chopin took the bet. nobody being
present bat the two great men and my Trend.
The following evening after duncr, everyone as
was the custom. slt IN silence ~ the niisic-rnuin.
waiting TOR of the two great musicians to play.
Suddenly grand theme begin, brilliant hut pa
thetic passion in the bass and a fcryent response
ia the treble; and then grnnd dominant that
sticd aud Overcame all, followed by glorious
flight of melody that seemed to- ask for pardon, and
then die away III regret. Bravo, LisZt!" everyone
cried how You give yourself IN your music !!
That is one OF your finest Inspirations! Who coald
mistake IL y Poor List came trembling up 10
Georges Sand. and said Madame, it Is not ! il Is
Chopin playingl lie must be gOdr II these lines
every word Of this anecdOte which Is interesting
and valuable. as showing the wide gulf that sepa-
rntes talent, no matter of what high ORDER from
pure genius
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
wAsMAc TOY SociEIT iSJIchSoN'S THE
rrom The .lG,mf.c u,ahiy.

IT0Ht Tie ihtt!N.c upfHy
In f,lptr ypaIS. thr viid"~; gent en- N us"fi 10
sp,.ti their evening, IA drcnrOusN paying wnis
win frucal suppcrs of hr"ilrd oyster. hle"u ana
clrcs, AID "a cllss or two # Wrd"l:a. The r"!IIck
i'm. lack ON n..r -tlus lut.'I pu.'r ter Inst, aa!
irJ.l.at in frslIri.t l35;iipbS Of wl-kcY, While
fuc~ siialrr iab,rs 80 Ltactf--!r nruln2 10 thc
s,asii-- slih j. kit rarrUii, ~arii ,ri W;th iIied
-. ,,,'a.ir.. OT Cl.tas back dhcks. or sllad
hr,lrd b.ior. 4 hickory lrr on an oak ard. Plan
ta'lon tot. eco y - iIrcr >uc.,cd il '~, hul !rw.
except th" mcmuc!h q TIE diplomatic coiis, indu!-
Crd ~ G galS -,
Aarn.bi;c, ncic h"'d onrc u week between Chrs
mas t.a, snl A-n "Wednesday. 10 which all ui TIE
r.sprcfab.r la as III t.:c ciiy who danced were IA
yifr II ya, a,sb customary iUr tho>r OF the cabinet
officers and other hugh 'tlic.aI, wlo kr?t
house 10 alvc ~ rIs; Onr evening party curing
each >.lpu O Congress. INVITATIONS Tor N!icl NIc
leslc lhc rgcsts st h 60 parties u.s.! - assemble
az about n'clo,h, aud ai'"r taking I'll tier wraps
in an urp'r room They descended tO thc Ialirr
whrlr the host nn,i hostess received them. The
older ncu ihcn went 80 tie puuch-OIwl to critirise
tic " brew which /. rOil;a.Ilcd, while ia" Young
pc pic iounl their way t. the din!ne-roon, alianSt
invariably devoted tn daIclng. The music was
pi!uo ana two vl"in%, and one II fle musicians
called the figures furt ne cullDns and contra dances
Th,,r " m ind uu: dane. elLOwcd their way through
thc croWl c1flycrng WItd acq iainia iaucrs, ana the
mcn frequent. Iy takIng an0i hor glass nf punch
At 10 He guests were tnvited to tlie suPp,i %IDic
which ,yns Oftn on the wide back porch wbich
every washington house had III those days. Inc
table was always loaded with evidences "l III" cut
iuarK skill of l.c lady of ilC house. There was
roI.i huin "a unc cI saddle o. Vcnslun or mutton
al he other end aud some Roasted p0dItry or WIiu
duck, midway. a great variety of hOmc-baked cake
was source of pride. and there was never any lack
of bunch with drcaniers OF madeira. The diplomats
cave champagne but It was seldom seen except at
thc lrgai .Ona. At L there WAS Il general ex"du',
and after the usual scramble for hats coaks ana
ov,rsbocs the guests entered their carriages. Some
times few intimate friends OF the hostess fingered
to cnjuy IL contra dalcc. or to take parting drink
of Dnuch, but by midnight the last guest depalleu
and inc servants began blow out the candles WIN
which the house had been illuminated.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04

Which tbeg 5cionE Their notlefs must Iae naanli-
ial, Tor taeis intlsEs sFs aengrsly yilnupus look
boys they possessed. The ladg have described rs
seen in the zenaDa for n moment WAS certainly
Spanard her eves were really worthy OF the praises
fnng by tiatfz but he scusuous lips were q lttlc
too fnll and Dou'iDR. 1t was inst such face
the lancuorou' lifr OF yOlup,uary to whom sensr-
ality nuiding star. Such faces always lack char-
Gcorr, and wouls soon rInve pid IN the eyes of
tho West 1hc Cabulese lady, when journeying is
either carried IN elaborate Nickerwork cage COW
cred with the inevitable how.ng linen, or rides,
Anazln faShOn, on pfnY behind her lord.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
GRESLxY, 7HE ODD k02
7n,os, - Cie6lsa

Prom ~ Gyoo6ts y
Perhapsa Fcplopjst Is les likely a
man Of scieuce 10 be Q. dandy, NJ
others is simply . dirt r-May be 10 bif
reyerentsat study. Thai eminent q
admirable man. DR.. Ainsns 0ryAIeyy y
for the exceptional careiCeNlree nud q
toilet. Odd stories are told In Befne "a
prcuiarity. II 10 said th1t he wne ~
by the police IN o tramp. AccOx0tn
legend, he was cnco going t0e di4
lrfeGd's housc in tho country, drpz
black suit, when he tore of one Of a
coat IN order to use the cloth as d wrg1
presious specimens which lie had col
route. s7{
A writer in the NacGrichtsn OF Basle p
or his stay with Professor Desyr IN Metz
has not hitherto been made nbisc. O|
tho professor was ,,bsrnt ffo4 home. r.
and his workmeu arrived nt the dOdr -
mater ais for the erection q great o.
which was to be fixci IN ono OF t.
Gresley, seeing tho cart stop, went to e =
upon opening it was asked by the stoV& ~
took the shabby man for servant, O. -
loading the plates, stones and otnek -
The gcO'OQiss was so nnskiiful in tho
he got "a scoid,ne from liis Temporary e1G1|
told him, however,, that if hc would &shI
his man IN the fixing of the stove hsa1tQl
good pour-boirc when the work was -.
who had. of course. had plsnty OF sto9e
was struck with the wretched chastot
chisels, aud offered to take them awa1at1
shar9ened in Il rational form at e1sS
neighbornood. The stOve.maker, after "
his explanations observed that he htd y
than he had Mt first credited him NM
amiable gcoloeist hurried of with tn q
brought them back as romode!ied r.
Why man." cried the st0ye.makorsA>/
Gresley set to work, lyon must bo 64I
by trade" No" the man Of scle1Cl 4
Piled. "bnt have done a little n0(
that way.p The amazement of q E
master may be guessed when PrDfess03 u
aome and found bis eminent colleaeub 1el
There was profusion of blushInR
side and HoIlRrie laughter on tho -
ENJOYING tho mistake 90 much az Il
geOlogist himself. 32e2
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04

f1a5 0htnin6d some caaast <ae6, IA {Ant96l1f 1f<4
long interval % fasting 81 fygm dirty 81
boars ate y some boisss cams near pazsshsns sa
The whole of tho country 0f the riFer he found
we'll peopIcd, except imnediately ab5vo tho cata-
racts. Here, in this out-of-the-way region, he en-
countered an English naturalist DR.. Praashaw. re-
duced TO tho greatest misery, having nothing on
bim but Il tatieTed shirt and pair Of trousers in
most runous state, who made his acquaintance with
the grsates5. sang-froid gravcly presenting him
with his carte-de-vistc. printed in London.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
spARs0Vs as PUGlfz
From Land and Wal

A sbort time ago. writes a
wh;thv n friend OF mine saw twit wit1p1rTe4@33ss
va md iemaIc Ic-which evidently han &o4o
ssstie. d u As they twittered about esf4
Tine ] then commenced in downrir4 =!
.Lr Being unmolested In this o.
thew continued in close combat g =
neifher. giving IN 70 the oehect
tS There was nothing left but tbei3 81
having no particular cali upon b
Would see the end of the fray. u
be, 30 he watched the pugneci<
vas Q mutual "glve In they hAY s<
they could neither walls nor ~ b. -
walked up and delibernteiy ptcke 4
m, just In the came way - ne
O. anything lifsless. 80 powesse On 8! 1
~ Of liz reach.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
TH'O RUSELEfTLS.
OII:lE.

IN ikc School uf Cnquciirs
Madam Rose is - scholar -
q, tlrI fish with al nr,s
II the School al CogucftcS!
When h"r brooch she i"sgris
'Iis tO show her EcW collar;
In be- ;'rGuai ol CoIuciics
Madam knsc u a scholar!
OTD LOVES.
'TAen you liked nltl, Howes -
Aud voa iikcd Jimo ltaby y
I}u. Won i,c uic nov. Rose =
rs liked 'iiii' y w..
"Am then 20 -rpp"'r -
"HuSh !-sca masia't "okc Boby "
4" Did yon iiho litllc liOWCS -
" Ii yuu Iikcd Jane l;ahyH y
ArSrIS D0BsOS,
New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
FOOTSTEPS.
Sound of feet

Sound of feet sssk
In tie lonely street,
Coming notwithstanding TO me ~ f;
Perhaps twhy not the thing may be,s !;
by dear old Friend t.f y
From the worlds end as,,s 4
At last. - Y
How we shall meet, fYfT'
Andsh0ut and greet
And talk of twenty things at iensc.
Till the first gnsh and rush b<epaeG
And smoother now the current run4S
Plenty on either side to tellr- - a q,
Sharing joy and soothing patp, ~ - II
As friendships voice can d0so ve1k Y
Hush hark il
hear in the dark 4.
Only the footsteps Ut the rain. 4 &
stay! stay!- II
Coming this way. =, n
Through the dull night, perh&p9 - -
Coming. coming, coming fasFs. - ~ s.
land why may not such THU - be u q y
A messengers feet ~ zf
In the lonely street. i :. rf
With some wonderful news to o6Ay f s I;
At last. y AZ
A word has been spoinpe.
A bad spell broken, = s.,
Men see Alright. ~ IA
All faces are bright, ~ g.:
For the World t0-inorrow bcgIus G11fW1I
And there's twenty million Of things t.
Away search. sifJ the country th1o1ah>
And say at Onco to certain fews ~
"Come, for our gain: E
We know you, aud now We hAge ~
you.' n III
Hush barkl cps
hear in the dark s1s
Only the footsteps Of the rain. 8 !
Close, close ~, ~;
Outside the house <js
Steps apprOaching-are these loe 04yNe
Coming gently. coming lasts Nb
Aud . il this can bel M
Ont 0f the strife S5ts ~.
OF selfish life -,
My Love has Il d of sudden-SSis 81
Here she stands, - = 5, !
Ewes ana mouth and tender forn 81
True and warm; .6sf ~
NV dream OF many lonely years B 4
Stretches her hands bs 5}I
No doubt or fear ysszsb 81.
"See. my Love, tits all in vain E3l
TO keep true lovers parted Hs|
Ii they be faithful-heartedF y H5l
Hush bark gs,
hear in the dark sass AZ.
Only the footsteps OF tbe rs1Hz
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-14
Examination Of Teachers.

Notice is hereby given that an exami-
nation of teachers will be held by the
City Board Of Examination, in the High
School Building, Los Angeles city, COM
mencing TUESDAY, Dec. 18th, at nine
O'Clock A. NJ, and continuing three
days.
The following studies are required for
Second Grade City Certificate: Arith-
met1c, grammar, geography, compost
ton, u. 3. history. orth0graphy, defining,
pen manship. reading and methods OF
teaching.
All the above-named and the following
ADDITIONAL studies are required for q
First Grade City Certificate: Algebra,
natural philosophy. natural history.
physiology, English and American IT.
creature, principles Of civil government,
book keeping, industrial drawing, vocal
music and the elements ofpolitical econ
omy.
Ali applicants for certificates must be
present at the commencement OF the ex-
animation.
Life Diplomas. State Normal School
Diplomas and Educational Diplomas,
each granted by this state, may cntitle
the holder to First Grade City Certin-
cate without examination. No other d.
plomas or certificates Will be consid-
cred.
Per order Of the Board.
MARY A. HODGKINS,
d8td Sec'y Board Of Examination.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-14
H. JACoBY. Plaintiff, J
VS..

The People OF tho State of California.
send greeting 10 ]. g. tombstone, De.
You are hereby required to appear In
IN action brought against you by the
above named Plaintiff in the Justices
Court Of Wilmington Township, county
of Los Angeles, State Of California, and
in the said township the complaint dled
therein, within i've days exclusive Of
the day of service) after the service on
you OF this summons, If served within
the township in which this action IL
brought; or, II served out Of said town
ship, but in said county, within ten
days: or within twenty days II served
else where.
The said action IL brought to recover
the sum Of two hundred and sixty two
and <S.l00 dollars and interest thereon
from Nov. 1st. 1877, ct one and 0ne-quar-
ter per cent. per month, alleged 70 be
due from said defendant unto said plain
TIL on certain promissory note execut-
ed BY defendant unto plaintiff June lstl
For further particulars reference is had
to plaintiffs complaint now on file In
this once.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail 70 so appear and answer said com.
piaint as above required, said plaintiff
will take judgment against You for said
sum Of 1892 48-l0O and interest from Nov
!, 1877, at IL per cent per month, tOgeth'
er with costs Of this suit.
hereof.
Given under my band this LIST day o.
J.F. G. JOHNSON,
Justice Of the Peace of said Township.
g. NJ. HOLTON, Attorney for Plaintiff
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-14
FRIDAY, the SEVENTEENTH
day of DECEMBER, AID. 1880,

All the right. title, interest and estate
of the said Is. d. Wilson, deceased,
at the time OF his death, and all
the right, title and interest that the said
wise. acquired other than or in addition
to that Of the said intestate at the time
Of his death. in and to all those certain
lots, pieces or parcels OF land situate, ~
Angeles, state Of Califo, mia, bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
First-Lot 10, range s, Of the Alhambra
tract, according to survey thereof made
by George Hansen and recorded In the
records OF Los Angeles county.
Sesond-An undivided one-half Of that
certain tract OF land situated in said
county and known a. "Oak Knoll J" sold
tract being bounded on the north by
lands OF the Lake Vineyard Land and
Water Association; east by Home tract;
south by lands OF Carter 4 Richardson,
and west by lands OF Stoneman, con-
tanning one hundred and seventy (l7o)
Third-Also. the following lots Of land,
situate in what II known as the "Alham'
bra tract" in said Los Angeles county,
Frsctional lots and 4. in range 2. con-
Lot s, range ., containing acres.
Lot 8, range 2. containing "a acres.
Lots and 8, range 2, containing 10
Lots and s, range 8, containing 10
acres.
Lot Q, range 3, containing s acres.
Lots and ., range Z. containing ~
acres.
Lots 10, II and 10, range 4, containing
10 acres.
Lots and 8, range S, containing IA
acres.
Lots 10, IL and IL. range S. containing Ii
acrea.
Lot 9, rangee, containing a. acres.
ov,d conditions s,f caIap-Eaah
gold coin of the United States. Deed al
expense Of purchaser.
Bids or offers may be made at any time
after the first publication of this notice
and before the making OF the sale.
All bids or offers must be In writ
ing. and delivered to the undersign ed, j
De Barth Shorb, personally, at his resi-
dence, near San Gabriel, California.
Dated Nov. 29tb, 1880.
]. DE BARTH SHORE,
MARGARET 8. WILSON,
Executors Of the estate OF B. ID. wilson,
deceased. nS0.l5d
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-14
sU NJ MON s.
In the JUSTICES Court
OF Wilmington Township, in the
County Of Los Angeles, State Of
California.
II. JACOBY, Plaintiff,
vs..
JAMES G. TOMBSTONE, Defendant

IL JANODAs
JAMES G. JoHNsToNE. Defendant
The People of the state Of California
send greeting to James G. tombstone.
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought sgainst you BY the
above named plaintiff in the Justices
Court Of Wilmington Township, county
of Los Angeles, State of California, and
to answer before the Justice. at his office
in the said Township. the complaint filed
therein, within five days exclusive ofthe
day OF service) after the service on you of
this summons-if served within the
township in which this notion 10 brought
in said county, within ten days, or with.
in twenty days II served elsewhere.
The said action ts brought to recover
from said defendant the sum Of two hun-
drsd and eighty six and $500 dollars
(t2S6 $4,000 on account for goods, wares
and MERCHANDISE sold and delivered by
plaintiff to defendant at Wilmington. in
said Township on or about the 2lst day
OF December, A. D. 1873, together with In
terest thereon from said date.
For further particulars reference il had
to plaintiffs Complaint filsd in this Of
And you are hereby notified that If you
So to apRe1s snd answer s sa1d
sum OF S2s8 S5-i0O. and interest from De-
cember 2lst. 1878, together with costs Of
suit.
Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand this Esd day of
JIG. JOHNSON.
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
q. M. HOLTON, Attorney for Plaintiff.
A true coDv of the original
GEORGE BEAVER,
Constable of Wilmington Township.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-14
For Sale.
NON RUsTING SEED WHEAT.
THE CELEBRATED NEW YORK DE
FIANCE DEFlES RUST
AND SMUT.
For Sale.

This is cross between the club wheat
and California variety. 1t is q beard
less. white chat. white wheat with
heads from to inches long, very close
" set, with large white kernels, OMEN
has white stiti stray and is exempt e;n!S
on a little less than One-fourth OF an
acre, the same land yolqnsarlly 5oo lhs.
This is q cross between the Black Sea
and the Golden Drop Of New h YSrk jrs =
from rust and smut; 1t has strong, Wig.
orous straw and yields abundantly; 79l
lbs. grown in Tulare county from ! ID. OF
seed.
with Mr.. Pringle, Of Vermont, . noted
agricultural specialist, and are approved
By all who have tried them: Especially
adapted to our rich bottom land. White
Australian sown alongside Of them rust
ed to worthlesA
suit, at i've cents per pound.
A. NJ. SOUTHWORTH.
Los ADgeles, Cal.
Box l44s. d2'ddw'lm