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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-23

@Asaaed Billiard, the correspond.
!Vetpfthe La State Lottery Co.,
~ - that the demand for tick.
- laessased 20 rapidly be IL
~ eels 70 supply II. He would
~ eo0eeot purchasers that a
W 00e o@clal let will be mailed
mevIeSly. The tickets iOr
Seveober drawing have al.
80 received, and are going
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-23

- oE(sation to the fact that
nesution for the parish Of
~ b incomplete. Il may
~ K! K! 1sch importance, yet 10.
Congressional District 10
Neusaed We are likely to lose
oaa from Louisiana. We
o9eAosities toiniOrm com.
WAlxRl OF the failure IN
where but four wards Of
~ made Ieturno.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-23

lhave In active opststion steam Fur
niturs factory and viii ell goods Home
Nsde TO dealers and eoosamess st ~
wing on former prices Of nom IS 70 70 pei
cent. Warrant better goods than those
COW eeoesally cold mostly made at The
North and shipped hsrsst high ratss d
freight.
keen constantly "a had . full etock d
ane furniture Of latest styles end designs,
also glased saGh, dooro aod blinds, VAL
psper. window shsdee, metsaaseA. chil.
drsn's carriages. &C., st. lowest market
peicss. ..,..,,.
Oct. civ. WIN. ENDEk0.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-23

c,m,lalot OF bad mail delivery Is
1921 The last from our friends
..oaadseville. La, who report the
q thslr post. office from below
~ through to this place and
y. solse back again for delivery.
|.ssct III be remedied.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-23

ORpVs cannot boast Of much bu.
1a which 10 accounted for by the
taosthe farmer is 10 bis cotton
r q aiu.h0use and hasn't time
wue b town. Later he and bis
isoo Wit Do here.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-23

II our advertisers to under.
Dhld1as 10 will not accept adver.
ahoGoe 4 any less rates than those
Dtlkled 4 the head Of our paper.
NJ dgeulatioa warrants us In this
n(Ve MIL stand BY the rule.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-23
A WAREHOUSE
d. V. TESTERS LANDING,
formerly Gunuey's LandinE.)

7 BEG LEAVE 70 Inform Shipper. and
/ all perso0s receiving freight, that !
have established . Warehouse 1t the
above landing. All freight intrusted 70
my charge will 30 carefully stored.
Ny rats will b: Cotton s oants PEI
bale: other freight 10 cents Per barrel.
Oct. o-lm. n. e. TESTER,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-23
MARKETS.

CorroN-The market In New Or.
leans and elsewhere has been anima-
ted by q better feeling IN prices, with
an advance in ell grades. The fol.
lowing are the opening, highest and
closing prices Of tho various positions
OF futures. 10 to last Saturday.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-23

Showing q net fall Of Id for Sep
TENDERS, lied for September Octo.
beers, and l-32d for the other months.
Natchitoches continues the best
market in the world. 90 usual, and
the ruling figures for the staple du.
ring the past week have been from
lo4@lls.
COTTON RECEIPTS
From Sept. 1st, $780,. ..... $50 bales.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-We are In.
debted to our friend, John T. Purves.
Of the firm Of Delery & Purves,
weighers and gauRers, No. 80 North
Front Street, for the following mem.
orandum Of receipts OF Louisiana
sugar and molasses, at New Orleans,
from Oct. l. 1879, to Oct. 18th. 1850.
ls7s-Hhds. Sugar, 263; Bbls. Mo.
lasses. 343; Halt Bbls. Molassee, -;
Bills. Sugar, IL.
lSSo-Hhds. Sugar, al; Bbls. No.
lasses, 1857: Half Bills. 4olassee, 8;
Bills. Sugar, 1871.
Total from September Let, 70 date:
lS79-Hhds. Sugar, $40: Bbls. No.
lasses, 4Ol; Halt Bblo. Holasse0. II:
Bills. Sugar, Is.
lsSo-Hhds. Sugar, $40; Bills. No.
lasfes, 1859; halt Bbls. 4olasses, II ;
Bbls. Sugar, 220.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-23

,al b now IN season. o.. ,,,-
~ !"' hay crop 10 being rapidly
y, chi,i u back home and down
..,%a n the corn crop was good
=. bat little Offering on our
~. ,aak We will 90 through Mr..
S.d" store, and give an account
y. ..ather during the past week
IT, ~" all that could be desired
= II s cianter and farmer. We hope
1870, ElIE IL having the Phe-
y d,eorsssd with q new dress Of
~ ,hich adds to the prettiness
,,s already pretty saloon.
49, nil to notice the advertise
y judgs g. Chaplin 10 relation
..,s,ed or stolen mule. A libe.
lsl..sssid b offered for the recovery.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-23

N boee ball game last Sunday
n bat little comment. There
h oily four innings played, and
| ri there we're q few good players
lid sldes, the game was little
h4tAsa Q "muR." We hope to
haxs activity displayed 10 future.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-23
DALEY & BRAZIL.
tlllIIlIli I ulIlilllk
NATCuITOCHES. La.

NATUuITUC6ES, OA.s
WILL perform any work in their line
w - we'll and - cheaply - It can be
done BY any body, and hope for . share
Of public patronage.
DFarniture repaired and vanished, aad
made - good % now. Upholstery work
Of al kind promptly attended %.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-23
W. q. 0111noo,
CIVIL RN0lNRER ( SURVIVOR,
81. DInlo 0fRxg1,
NArOHITOCHES, la.
win give prompt sttention % bud.
sses inNstebitoches, Sabine and Rapides
parishes.
Nay 1o-6m.
Be It Remembered,

THAT AUGUST WALTER, ths I'D
j 0ia and Mn ehaspease. be- rst.lned
y III city, s.d = leslessd e q e !,
uooDe4 of work IN b 1iue. 1f. 9. j,
smith, q ~ '.aoo'' i3alooa, VII iA1eeu
~ 60 Vheeo - 90 y foo16
o. Ain.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-23

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
GEORGE s.iARmsTR0NG.
his risosaa.s los4sss ID Los angeles.

-
lSs Ge0rge "A. Arm, strong, WHO now
occunies n tjartmepts at the Hotel
n.,,o,.,.orf awattfno . xatminstiou
"" ~ c, ~, at. ]
on charge Or aleiony, mas us u rev
lin various enterprises since his ad
| vert I'm Los Auge.es.ahaaThe ifirs,
| .a,.sl.,l ..it .a,lu,,io thna ,,,,,,
TRANSACTION - np'e VS. is 80
chase, ABOUT I'VE years laHo,9ll 10
half interest In the then ADuriSh'
inu f2l business, of c.. ,Granvillt
49, ~ = ~ -rcv.f.,,,sa,a, lphs, :,
''oiun sou, HC1fSGQ rot tn.S go /"
Is said, he paid the "enterpr1ihs iln e
Charles the, sum Of 5 900 cash
What tbe tbnsfhess consisted of oil
I'LL = ~ :, n ~ oso, - -.
~ ~ ''sst,sfID9 Il. '''IF' All j. ,suei
ira nsferred, We have not Learned
We only Know that G, G ranyille
johnson. Eso.. out.of the money
.,i;an .alxIn' ,s'io -,in;;t ,tt{;..iiIIrr -
"nio. oA". $50 90 p'o' .''.'r''. : 11,m. w
| his ha.us, treated ms dprotnei
members oflithe bar to" a. grand
champagne blow out ~ -, .. az -
| we next near ~ MN 81 an appil.
cant fortee position ,oI leader OF
EpeiHg N the .puoiic sc SCHOOLS Il,
eC sucnan attacne
nlsthe puolics schools, we are ~ n
loss, aithoughsuch an oiilc gen may
oe g regular adJunct OF tne system'
to.Khow exactly 'What' ms duties
wGuiu De. 49,, ,t,,iet. .,l hi5,s I,
HOW ne occupiea nis time, untii
tue organization OF" the WORKING
mems party, We are not advised
nuI as s99on as " came W tne lfoht,
we nna MIN an active MEMBER q
one OF the ciup ,,, Ii,.,, Wn nes.l tne
party Tlumphsu at Inc ely
e'ection in' Dsceinoer, - year ago.
Ny Inc e'ectlon OF mayor roper
mair ana a mAJotly o! thS Wy
Counc'l, ha was cahu.uateliof he
once u Cniei or roiice, out was
1s!eaten ny !pe pressnt ,neumpe,it, !,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
'.a'Naxhar Near de Top.''''

tbs generally supposed that tht
"averags American" beats the
world in his love of big titles, and
in his use of them; butt the freed
man beats his white fellow.citizel'
all hollow. % We hear .of one from,
Texas who eis head center of q
.iOdge-exactiy of what sort Wd
don't know, bit we suppose. II mus
be-, a lodge In the .w,lderne ~ !, or
perhaps, in Solomon's pm rA-e; d
lodge in a garden Of cucumbers,
This "cnlluh pussun", will. spend
two months wages toee'report'' "a
y grand JUNCTION 'Jamboree" ,ot, his
"lodge." The titles Of the officers
Of these are something
wonderful. All 70fiffe@ boy down
there asked leave of absence for q
day to attend u. meatings. s'tWhy
Scip," said his master, II didn',
know you belonged to a fodge.'
"Oh, yes, boss, " repIiah Africanus,
else Supreme Grand King, aud IL
nowhar near de top, huther." Who
shall say. that the. abolition, o
slavery Is not worth all that 1t cost,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
,t,o .l879.s,,sa
Eclectic Magazine,
T,IeEW a.Iq Il 1fi1f AZ
TE;rtv-Fourth Year.

The Eclectic reprints from all the foreign
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nails their choicest contents. including Es-
sAys. Scientific Papers, Biographical sketches
"reminiscences Of Travel, and Adventure,
Tales, Stories AND POopns.I The field OF So
lection IL very largo and II is believed that
the Eclectic presents greater variety and
higher standard of literature than any PERI
,dical can hope to do that depends exclu-
sively upon home talent.
n m Spess Vto saS q
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tanning this knowledge within . reasonable
,Ompass. and at a moderate price.
Among the writers represented IN reOont
numbers Of the Eclectic are; The RI. Hon..
". z. Gladstone, Jnmes Anthony Eroude,
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Buchanan. Geo. Mcdonald: John Ruskin.
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| slack, Mrs. ELEPHANT, Thos. Hardy. william
| Norris. Miss Thaokeray. Mrs. Alexander,
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| there nro four original Editorial Depart
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| Notes. Science and Art. and Varieties
With regard to the character OF the seloc
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structive without being dull, and entertain
| ing without being trivial. While each mum.
ber contains something to interest every
member Of the family circle, 1t addresses
| itself particularly to that great body Of in
Intelligent readers who seek profit as we'll ~
amusement in solid and bealthful literature.
Besides the 1913 pages Of reading matter.
each numbar Of tho m3gssipe cpntaips nne
steel engraving---isualiy portrait -sxecu'
| ted In the moat artistic manner.
Terms.-:-single copies Is cents. Ono coRy
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

The Rev. Mr.. White, of New
Hampshire, has founded a reIig-
ious sect called Angelic Believers.
They believe in the disposition of
angels to visit .earth's people, Il
they were only. properly. enc0ur-
ag, d. $ His object Is to- restore the
old sociabillty het ween human and
angelic beings. In sermon lately
White said it would not surprise
him to have angels call upon him
at any time. and he held himself
in readiness to give. them a vel
come. 81 Three boys resolved that
White's faith should be rewarded
One of them borro wed three Of his
sistci's nightyowns and got three
pairs Of chickeA wings. which were
fastened on the shoulders OF the
| Write garments. With some other
lfixlngs by way. of disguise. the
boys' went at night to the cottage
Of White. They knocked and said
1 they were angels. He examined
their wings and raiment, and was
4 satisfied. 'iiIey were hungry; and
asked for kid. White had no kid,
| A lated calf would do. White had
ino calf, and offered them pork, al
(which they turned up their npses.
lSome cold chicken was set before
them, aud hard cider, and they
were enjoying the. repasti wher
lMrs. White came.in She was sus'
ispicious, aud examined the flowing
,Erarmepts, ON which she saw TN
name "Blodgett" marked. =" Oh
man, she cried, "Pve washed n!
three q, them bightYowps. afore.''
The Whites locked the door, toot
off the angelic robes, used up tw'
bfoopsticks on the boys and turne'
them out to go. home like common
mortads.r -~-r seq -fN1e .f'''s fs.s'.i'1
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
.ra2 ueIetauN vac pstl{hg IaEge

-UHd Ueh6t amN 0fO paHihg large
strawtRTtes attHs- top ct The has.
ket and the smaller and poorer
ones below seems not to be pure.
ly American invention, being mem
toned by Queen Elizabeth, who
said at her minister's: "Wheu first
chosen by me, all goes well, for
they do put forth their best virtues,
like he large sira wberries In mar.
kft InAslsftk; ONT BY .sbdsby small
vices and faults appear in them,
like the little fruits hidden be-
meath the big"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
IT., SEPULvEDA, ]
Grasshopper, vs.. Mule,
lCarson Appeal

''4''''i'' 80; carson Appeal. ~. :, i s,.i
Yesterday afternoon a big Para
disc Valley. grnsslppper astrutted
into the upper end of town and
tackled q mule standing In front of
Rau's blnchsmitn shop. The mule
had just been. shod, and, realizing
his danger. Kicked Its, adversary
full In tire he,.d. The hopper
biinked a. little, felt Of his forel
head plate with his fore claw, and
finding it all right. sprang boldly
upon the mule, and throwing its
long legs around him, proceeded 10
eat his head off. a" The CRIES Of lhe
poor animal Attracted a :, large
crowd, aud an attempt. was made
to shoot the grasshOpper, but itwas
too late. Leaving the mule dead
in the road, the hopper skipped of
toward the State Prison to whet
his teeth on the granite quarry.
'rhe'muIe was the property OF John
Doe, and valued vt $3.50. r4r';- r.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

A paper finds fault with the
Democratic ticket because the son
Of Mr.. English, who is himself u
widower, is married To- a variety
'actress, WHO might, iiaI ting svs en-,
that 4 Hatebckr SBouldNbe ef1cted
and e, aa6ecoinsi the afady Nuf the
White House. This would be just
too awfully awful for anything. =
alta Brevities. =
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

49, :. "a merchApt'ina provincial .teWn
In Scotia nd has, a., habit o. .sa ykng,
cit mig h. haze been waur'h VI Eve
rythihg that was, told him, how l
ever sad the story might be. . "A
neighbor, thinking that he would
knock the wind Out. OF, !, him, one
marping said, ."Man, Ihad an aw-
full dream last night.n fay, what
lid you dream?" "I dreamed tina
was in HELM TT mighthae beer
waur.n Show could 1t 'hae beer
waur?n ",If,it. had been, . reality
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

Marriage d ID mode, Old Gunny-
bags: $50 you wait to marry ,tny
daughter, Ell? Well; what are you
expectations, sii?n Young SbsTpey
swell, I expect You u. do ttht
handsome thing In the way Of
marriage gift, and that will last Us
until you. drop off; and then, o
course, you will make your will II
our faYor.-Andrews', Basaqr. .sa
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

! To preserve q bouquets: Sprinkle
1t lightly with fresh water and put
it In q vase containing soapsuds.
Each morning take it0nt' of the
suds and lay'ft sideways'Tine clean
water; keep it there p minute. or
two, then take IL out aud sprinkle
the flo wers; lightly BY the hand
with wAter,'t". Replace tin the ,suds
and 1t, will bloom as freshly qas
when frat gathered. sp'tChange the
subs ev4ry three Of. four days. This
method will keep the bouquet
bright and bsa'ttift1i for at least q
month Weste,1s WorEd,% 80, s,"" s.,f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

Another, large conslgnmeut OF
Holbrook & LudIow's tine ladies
shoes, French kid and pebble goat,
Of all styles; also, o large consign-
ment of Lilley, Bracket & Co.'S
dne shoes for men. This work liz
we'll known to every one as being
Ih'the best styl and finest QUALITY
Relnem beg the place, A.. S. Nc Don,
ald's, 81 Spring street. e,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

At the funeral of Price the hang
ed. CiucinnatI negro murderer, u
wac intended to pass IN the ia1me
diate friends aud relatives Of the
deceased; but hundreds of'the' lvss'
coucOurse ctaim ed = relationshif
with the dead mnrderer.' 81 Eyer
white women, declared, that they
were related to the dead mantnt
when told, that they were not COL
ored, they s6lemnly declared they
were.'' fsHs'f'''N 500
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

Santa Monica shoes, which are
just coming out again, sold for d..
most nothing at the great Half
Price Boot anu Shoe House, oppo-
site the Postoilice, Los Angeles. {
LEWIS Bros,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
To Whom It NJ / Concern.

>. Please take notI 81 Any person
having pledges or coiiaterals at the
altar loan aud Broker @ flee. No. 4
Comnderciai streetl will please, re-
deem, Tie same or pay. ACCRUED III
forest thereon within thirty days
from this date or they Will ne sold |
2. H.--Money loaned on, al kinds
OF personal property t'. mt3Otf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

The Russian Electric SulphtreteF
. Steam and other Medicated Baths
"sr1 boosted ut No. rs Main street
/. oppoaite. THE. Pico, House, a. scurt
for Dropsy, Neural is' aud ,Rhes1'
.,mStIsnd eskiiarxnteed.s sc Gentlemei =
and la,iies viii ssba waited upon b
snersons al their. own sexsb olOtf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
SARATOGA Waves and Hair Work

Of all kinds made to order, SWITCH
IS made from combings; human
hair bought aud SOLD, by Mrs. L. NJ.
Adam, (ate OF Topeka, Kansas
At 1879 Main street, between I'll aud
81, Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

A hummer Of Desirable Ioon!s u
letiat No. Z Third street. The sloca
ton isi accessible and desirable
from every standpoint. The neigh
borhood Is good and the house \
barely Ave minuteSr walk from thi
CAuYt House.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

Z u Il Z MI =, n n ~ - ~
Joe Bayer, Of Congress Hall, haf
lust . received a. CONSIGNMENT. q
Sooa 80 lager, beer. 1t, is q ,su-
retTi article end cannot be excefleq
a q, draught beer. Oysters
shrinax,s, hot and cold lunches Of q Y
! Kinds, ccpstansIy; on hand. .Givf
Eifn' 4 chii. % Corhsr Maif- and Re
, .aueSa atrssts," opposite, the, " q
uHotal.l s-,,''1' ts'lnu ., 1880,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

Jesse Moore d Co.'S fine old Bour-
bon and rye Whisk,es by the pibt
bottle or gallon, at Woollacotts, 40
Spring street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

Clothes cleaned Or dyed, then
mended and pressed and warranted
to look like new, at No. 8 Also
atreet.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
Notice,

rs, 7 Ladies' Oyster Rooms, Re
ouens street, ,3nsst Main, 'opposite
Ia United. states Hotel, are again
opened to the ladies and will be
carried on in o strictly respectable
wav. 90 that al ladies, with q
witbSdt ESCORTS, may feel at 'easE
and receive pxsmpt' and respectful
Attention. Oysters in every style
shrimps, tea, coffee, etc., constantly
on hard JOE Mayer.
Q,st#ti
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

Haif-soliug auu ueeling boots
and shoes at the great Half Pride
Boot and Shoe House for $l.00, op.
p6site the Pestv Hce, Ips~ Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
Pianos and Orqans For Sale.

% Parties wishing No, l ptaaos,, Or
~ gRps dr other musical iDstrumapfs.'
!, ewouid do we'll to,cati at the nrsnch
y store Z OF Sharmsn,,a HXds i& Ch..
q . Kept bya Miss, d. b S.i COrona.i 81
Main street. UosmOpolitA q, ttotPl.
=, r.. "A .L,A. ,fal,.hn 'Nds19f vr.Ainl tn
:. los AnEe1Hss. hnn l,,nM Mn yt lpHt !.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

II you have u long standing
cough. weak fiungs, salse the best
remedy in the market-Scotts
Emulsion of Cod Liver OIL, with
Hypophosphites of Lime AMI Soda
for sale by HeinZeman & Ellis.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

"Yel, N said The Athletes, II re
member the defendant's mothel
Ecrying on the occasion referred. to
she was Weeping With, hex lsH eye
! the onlS ,one she h ms, and the tears
Fc ky-s running down hers,srigIl
(.s ?NrWhStly exclS Infd, The
~ ~ ~" ,t,'''N'' Mi, ts AsSs,h e !
'T i'sssh ~, .-r.,,ss az wiz
- sasvlrs, ~. ,lisS sw-'ysti.
1t :, o,sr cdr
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

Boots and shoes almost given
away at the great Half Price Boot
F'and Shoe House, ;up posits the Rost-
office, Les Angeles, LEWIS, BROS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

Sea the CancpioaoE,. Ia Ais Won.
sderful transnutatiOn ct col0fs a'
! the 'dye4ug' aud securing estn bli ISM
ipent, No, 6Alis6 etfeAt. n -, sss,. =,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
COURT 'REp0RTs.'

S"s'.ssar eo,rs...a....:.....:.:.... s.HowARD, ].
- i ii. TUESDAY, July e7,h.
Jacob Cohh, = native, OF. Ger :
many, naturAiized. 'ra '-,rrit.,.l's
Joseph Bonsquet, "a nativs nOf
France. naturalizrd. .... t.snt..-.,
+. Farmers and Merchants Bank
va. Gray ct al. --Ofter appointing
Il, H ,Hywaid. guardian adj Item.
jacques Tongues, a native oil
France. naturalized. 'tep''',.s'5i az"
:, -fI-l-P T-f-,rl i.,n sl..i ,s''t eslf 80 git
=" a''pl',r sEPULvEDA, J. z 49,.
,-i--is-t' tues tt.'tts est- f->'t.'3t W. -t'
Brown VS. e. P. r. r. Co.-Venire
for 30 jurors ordered to issue return
able August 4, at 10. A, Ne. s., -.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

The largest iuvoice of ladies,
misses and child's fancy strap saI :
dals ever brought to Los Angelo Is
have just been received at the
great / lHslf. Rride Boot and Shoe
House, opposite the PostotIice, Los
Angeles. a
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

HeinZeman 81 Ellis make, physi-
cians' prescriptions and family re
cipes a speciality. They use strictly
pure drugs and chemicals. Give
them q call.
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Nits ltfl ."
e svBCIAL NOTICE.
wgR DEPARTMENT., sIGNnL sRRvlCE
i ie ;t5'% III s. ARMY, Ft,tal,,,,asi. =

/ Division Of Telegrams and Repprts for
tie pehsttof Com nlsrce and Agriculture
(lIteport OF, ohserv,stions taken at Los An.
CERES, Car. Jury q. 1880 + 23a,S"s -,
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gus,xEssjg ENTERPRISE.

seisuhs HshAID sfEAM PaIsTIko
House makes i speciality Of Legal
Printing. Briefs, Transcripts. efc'
-. printed at low rates. nAibqiua
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. I3e,natiemep,, PC T. YOU 0wish. (
good At and good goods, pleaaseT coz
a 38 Main street. " .''"''-'' VIZ.
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The col6fist does >dyeing and
securing at No. 8 AIiso street.
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~ ~ WINES AND LIoUORs FOR MEDI;;
II cfNALi PURPosKs,,MFahaii and
= ilttaysterS visiting pufs and lpad 4i.-
" ,tsral cd Wines, sWhtskiesr Bran'
'e viiub Gins, Rums, ete!,, ,etNher I'M
d pbtfsa, ,,ot sdoinssttc, ,bX The pint
I .bottts or gAlloD,i will and at, ID. y,
'WU0lla6ott's, 10 Spring street. the
al choicest articles at the Lowest pos
a sible margin. aIFamtly's.trads co.
{, ligitefl.pt adt,,sntsu .st''a'ssH @tfa,"'
i ss.a,SH,.i.asi 4-A4-al-.. IL l1"a. hl.,,
s,ideN,i Ltndquist; htpeichanS taa1F,
d,Nb: 20 Sptlhg street, - Al rseif =
ii practical gutter; and, having. mac
. anple experience in San-Francisco
!, kha Los Angeles: kpoWss how t.
!, meet. the requirements o. his touf.
! TONERS Hskeeps q fuli supply pr
tbs best cloths constantly on rard
i aud max es them up "upon hon0rY'
t,eyl fs.s-----------1------nb 3
r. Bills, having bought all the
interest in the trucks, teams ai5,i
freigbtipg, bpsipess Of Mr.. ~. Y
Glover (of the late firm OF Bills =
). Glover}.s is now alone iu the bust !
ness. and always ,op hand, with his
teams at the old OF I'd, No. Mat
. ekf retreet:sSa aE- Il ,sisatA afi4tt
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Il Five !hundred sdollars worth Of
secoffa hand sctothfng wasn't ted at
No. Also street. :"
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Fsgoaaehzud g.ethjug bon ght
said & 20 r eisO street et
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-05-08
CONVICTION. La.
Saturday, May 8. 1880.
THE DIFFERENCE.

Mr.. j. o. Magee, doing business
in Washington parish, about twelve
miles from Osyka, and who has
been in the habit of receiving his
goods from the city via the Jackson
Railroad, received some freight by
way of Covington this week, and
sent So to pay the expenses, with
instructions that if it was not
enough he would pay the difference.
Mr.. Badon, agent of the New Came
]ia, informs us that after examining
the freight bill, he found that the
cost amounted to just SIS 70, leav-
ing balance in Mr.. Magee's favor
of 50 80. This is but one of many
instances going to show that Gov
ington is by far the cheapest and
best receiving and shipping point
for merchants in the interior.