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No Buss FOE tito nroaklyn ne.
| NEW YORK, Feb. 19th.-The
Democratic party in Brooklyn 10
now decidedly disrupted and ex.
Congressman Thomas Kinsella, ed.
itor OF the Brooklyn Eagle, says
that the cause of the break Is the
determination of large number OF
Democrats not to submit any
longer to the rule of Boss.
GALVESTON, Feb. 10th.-The
NeWs special says: Seven American
prisoners in the Jail at Paso Del
Norte, Mexico, made q break this
morning, shooting the guard dead
asd running toward the American
line, but were overtaken by the
guards, who fired on them. The
prisoners returned the fire. Three
Of the prisoners were killed and the
others surrendered. Two guards
were seriously wounded. The pris-
oners heard last night that they
were to be taken. to chihuahua to.
day, which. they believed, meant
that they we're to be shot on the
road. Hence the attempt to 90.
cape.
Tno Fenusyivsnis Deadlock Con.
siHues.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 19th.-In the
Republican Senatorial conference
this evening three ballots were
taken, Beaver and Bayns being
the leading candidates. Cooper
here announced the termination
of the caucus committee to stick to
Beaver. Stewart, Lee, Davies,
Wolfe and Mics, antl-caucus, we're
for Cancellation and compromise,
which, they claimed, could only be
expected by dropping Bayne and
Beaver. The Beaver men refused.
Pending the resolution of Senator
Cooper that 1t was the sentiment of
the conference that caucus of all
Republicans should be held and
that the candidate should be
chosen by q two-thirds vote, the
conference adjourned till Monday.
l
How shey du things II Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 19th.-
The five Laprede murderers are
now hanging dead to the railings
of the verands of the Court House.
At the close of the Laprsde MUIR
der trial at Springfield tonight the
mob rushed into the court room
and took the five murderers to the
verandah of the second story Of the
Court House and hung them. At.
torney General Bell tried to stop
them 1t the door Of the court room,
but In vain. One hundred shota
were fred during the excitement.
Judge Stark had just charged the
jury when the mob took out tbs
prisoners, whom the Sheriff was
about to start to Jail.
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Motion for discharge Of Insolvent
granted.
Matthews ct al. vs.. C. P. r. r.
Co.-Stipulated that defendant
have two days after motion to
quesh summons 10 determined to
demur to answer.
g. 9. de Dominguez We. A. Bris-
walter ct al.-Report Of Commits.
sioners and map received and filed
and approved. Decree signed by
consent Of parties.
Hellman vs.. Potts-Leave grant.
ed plaintiff to file amended com.
plant.
Dewey We. Frank Bros.-Case re-
argued and submitted. Taken
under advisement.
In re guardianship of NJ. I. Tenn.
pie, minor-Petltion for sale Of
real estate heard and granted.
Bonds on sale $2,5O5 each.
SET FOR MONDAY.
Lothian W.. Pico.
McCreery We. Fuller.
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WH.N , nation, rs 10 the case Of
England to-day, has reached the
stage Of being unable to feed its
oWn people, 1t SCENE to Us that
MAseulay's New Zsalander, who,
pesehsd upon the ruins of London
btidgs, 10 to look upon the ruins OIL
~. Pauvs Cathedral, IL not very fal
"a. However opulent such q ma
lion may be. especially with impe.
rial concerns stretching over the
1o0r quarters Of the world, the Pc
siod has been reached for reflection
--los introvsrsion, In fact. "Know
thysslf" applies % we'll to nations
i - q men. It 10 time for the AFRO.
eont men who have profited by the
lahofs and audacity Of the elder
- the younger Pitt, In the days
Whea EnGland was young. to take
o11ok and enter into . close calcu-
11tien q profit and loss. Thirty
31ooqeand landlords to-day enRross
~ whole landed substance Of the
1o1nod knewn - Eogland. An
49, lees number monopollze Ire
1n1. A. to 6cotland, pthsre are
165co peees Who own third Of the
luooe1elal area Of that ancient
anGdem. That the Kingdom Of
C66o Dzitain and Ireland (even In
61soeoltS to Isieh have managed
o6n1yo thels distinctive national
o11 d - ! oenditlen o. the union
\ neeqs N UaasIsssaeb) hes|
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WI have received from Mr.. Al.
0ndj Haraszthy, President Of the
0tate yiticultural Com mission, q
oleoulAr enforcing the urgent neces.
slty for thu passage Of Assembly
NIL No. 484, introduced by Mr..
0saak, Of this county, empowering
that body to take proper measures
g prevent the spread of the phyls
loxeEa and other diseases of the
grape vine. The bill provides for
the appointment OF Viticultural
HeAlth Odicers in the several vine.
yard distFicts, whose business it
shall b TO exercise sort Of police
ard quarantine Jurisdiction over
snspeetsd vineyards and districts,
pesssnting the spread Of the dis
eAee. The general scope Of the
bill seems to Us to be excellent,
and the public good will undoubt.
edly be subserved by its passage.
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maintain action Jointly and by
draulic miners the right to &C.
quire cafions and fats on which to
run debris. Young moved to refel
the bill to the Committee Of the
Whole and make it the special or.
der for 2 O'clock to-day. Lost, ayes
10, noes As.
Mcclure moved TO refer the bill
to the Committee on Irrigation.
Carried.
The Committee on Rules report
cd q substitute for Frazsr's resolu-
ton to hold evening sessions 81
1880 after Monday next. Adopted.
No Extra session.
SACRAMENTo, Feb. 19th.-There
10 no truth ia the rumOr that Gov.
Perkins intends to call an extra
session Of the Legislature. He ex.
presses q positive determination to
the contrary and realizes that the
Republican party, with . majority
In each branch of the Legislature,
is responsible for legislation. He
would rather contribute tho money
from his own pocket to pay the ex-
penses OF members remaining after
the expiration of the sixty days
than convene the Legislature In
extra session.
a Heavy v.Ealcs-Wheeies sen
scnced 60 be n0Sg.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 19th.-In
the case of J. P. l.. Treadwell
against the Bank of California, to
recover bonds of the value Of $40,-
600, with interest, which were OBJ
tanned from the bank on an order
forged by w. r. Cooper, Tread.
wells confidential agent, the jury
to-day gave verdict for the plain
tiff in the sum Of $52,420.
Wheeler, who strangled his sis
Miss TilIson, was to.
day sentenced to be hanged on
April 10Th. ~.
A Fsrs IN q Aaioe. wish DARK Ru.
more AnSns.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 19th.-A
Nsvade, dispatch says: A
Fire occurred, night before last, In
one of the chambers of the Rich.
mond mine, which was smothered
before much damage was done.
Al effort is being made to create o |
belief that the fire was due to the
act of some one connected with |
The Albion mine, which IL In. liti.
cation with the Richmond, but the |
" m patty of the community rath.
II tends to discredit that version OF |
he affair and gives credence to the
charge that the fire was started by
he Edmond people with a view
II throwing suspicion on the Albion
The matter will be
Investigated.
Reduction "E RaiirpAds RAses.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 10th. The
Railroad Com missi0ners, at q
Meeting yesterday, fixed railroad
reights In the State at . reduced, |
nut varying schedule. averaging
twenty-five per cent. The railroads
must furnish transportation for
scoDd and third.class passengers
t sixty per cent. Of tirst.class
ares.
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SACRAMENTO, Feb. l9.-SENATE.
Consideration Of Wendeli's County
Government bill resumed. Dick
enson's amendment for an election
this fall was discussed.
AssEMBLY.-Paulk, of the Com.
mittee on Labor and Capital, re.
ported for passage Assembly Bill s,
providing for Bureau Of Land
and Labor Statistics, and recon-.
msnded its passage.
Senate Bill 81, to regulate the
hours of labor done for the State,
was reported adversely.
Reynolds, Of the judiciary Com
mittee, presented minority report
on the amendment to the Consti
tuition charging the powers of the
State Board of Equalization, rec.
ommending that Freer's proposed
amendment do not pass. The re-
port was signed by Reynolds, Del
Vale and Whipple.
Arick introduced . concurrent
resolution that the President of
the Senate and the Speaker Of the
House adjourn the Legislature at
II O'Clock noon on March 4th.
Paulk moved that the resolution
be made the special order for
Wednesday ut 2 o'clock. The roll
was called on Psulk's motion and It
was carried, ayes SO. noes "a.
Reddick reported for passage as
amended McClure's bill providing
for the conduct, control and man
agement Of elections.
Young introduced . bill to pre-.
vent the filling up Of rivers, bays
aud streams Of California with
debris. The act provides that any
person mining siicksns into any
river OF stream ehall BE- guilty Of :
felony, punishable by imprlson-
ment not sxoeeiipg ten years, II
llse gives platnttAS the right 70 |
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COURT REPORTS.

Superior Court. WILSON. J.
SATURDAY, Feb. 10.
Rowland We. McDonald-Judg-
ment for defendant for return of
property, or, in case delivery can.
not be had, then for 500 and $27
damages, together with costs Of
suit.
Carter vs.. Acknowledgement for
1904, principal and interest, and
$50 counsel fees. Decree ordered AZ
prayed for.
SET FOR MONDAY.
s. P. r. r. We. Champion.
e. p. r. r. VS.. Garcia.
White We. Thompson.
HOWARD, ].
People vs. Ramirez-Demurrer
to Information heretofore submit.
ted and taken under advtsement
Plea Of not guilty en-.
tered. Set for March Oath, 1851, ct
10 A. M.
Estate of QulroIs, deceased Pc.
tition for letters heard and grant.
I'd; bond $3.50.
Geo. r. Hinds ". CFsdltcteS|
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-20

ALREADY the devotees Of con
stitutional party in England arr
beginning to see the dangers tt
which an adherence to Gladstone
unpatriotic policy exposes the
English people and the British
Empire. Conservatives and Radi.
Gals alike are cordial In rsprobat.
ing the era Of gag and violence, the
latter under the doubtful legal
name of coercion. Who is the
man who proposes to transcend le
climate English traditions in the
interest Of An absolutist govern.
ment, In the full glare Of the Nine
tenth Century? It IL that same
Gladstone who has, time and
again, inveighed against the grew
ancss to which Ireland has been
subject. It is the same Gladstone
who was really the author Of the
Irish Church disestablishment
policy. In his old age this hitherto
honored British statesman has
given the lie to the generous im-
pulses of his mature manhood. In
bis days Of senility he has turned
upon his tracks and shows himself
ready to resort 10 any excess of the
forms and methods and spirit Of
Not Bismarck himself,
pressing forward the special enact
nents against the Roman Catholic
Church in Germany, has shown
the dunderhea stupidity of the
present aged Premier of Great
Britain. Bismarck has really ex-
hibited the ability to learn which
was conspicuous In GIadstone's ear.
lier career, while the statesman
of Hawarden goes to the right
obout and antagonizes all his
earlier sagacious and enlightened
record. It requires but small
degree Of prescience to outline the
immediate development of Impe.
'ial politics in Great Britain. Day
~ day Gladstone, in abandoning
his own distinctive characteristics
aud antecedents, will find himself
abandoned by the support which |
constitutes Legitimate parliament.
AIRY strength. After laundering |
Iround for some time, we conf
iently expect to see the aged Bea.
thrust his noted adver-
AIRY from office and come to the
ront with remedial measures that,
or a while, will relieve the needs
t Ireland. Meanwhile, the larger
controversy has been started In
which the tenant farmer of Eng
and and ireland will stand shout.
or to shoulder together in asser.
ion of the essential rights of man.
ind.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-20

NJ. Henry E. Horton, formerly
ef San Diego, now and for some
Seass past Of Tucson, was in Los
Angeles yesterday, en- route to his
"a home. on hurried visit. Mr..
Woeton will return from the city of
Hay and climate on Monday. For
oomo week past he has been resi-.
6ont 81 the San Bernardino Hot
0psiugs, ON account Of rheumatism
oeutrastsd during bis winter ex-
eoEsions In the territory. On dit
tAst, whom he goes back to Ari.
sona, he will carry with him, as
Ma bride, one Of San Bsrnardino's
Incoming daughters.
On Friday the contract for
building the new railway depot At
Oakland Point was approved and
werk will begin on I: in . few days.
Il viii cost $200, 600 and will be
eemplstsd by the 4th of July.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-20

VIZ have In our wAnderings
h1thexto heard OF . mill-dam which
Was not . dam BY . dam site;
hut, lor = confirmation Of this
unique experience. We are com.
pollsd 20 fall back upon the ,Debris
dame-the corrupt job OF . Repub-
l1ean Legislature. The Yuba dam
= no more. It was an offensive
a1G6t In the eyes Of all honest men
ard adfontsd high heaven, but .
Kind Providence has left both 1t
ard the Bear River dam mere de.
bris.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-20

THAT Col. Croker means to full.
Al his pledge Of being ut tidewater
- Galveston within the next
twelvemonth II pretty plainly EVIL.
denced BY the fact that the South.
een Paoinc Railway has already
contracted for steel rails sufficient
70 build four hundred miles Of road
beyond Ell Paso.
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svsCIAA NOrlCE.

8oEeaftsr notices Of companies, soc!e-
tloss churches. etc., will only be inserted
- ~ H1nALD - paid advertisements.
~ reserve, tor Places Of Worship, . graf
= dlrestory, which Will appear every
anndav morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-20

me tneillties ef the HERALp Steam
eraatang House for doing job work are not
6nxpessed in California outside of San
Dianoleoo and Sacramento. All work en-
srQste1 to % VIII be executed with neat.
- and dispatch at the lowest living
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-20
ELITE
DANCING ACADEMY.
Leck's Hall, Main street.

Gentlemen's classes, Tu esday evenings
at O'Clock.
Ladies' classes Thursday, at So NJ.
LADIES' and children's class, Thursday,
at r. NJ, and Saturdays at 2:30 p. M.
Special arrangements with private
classes.
For terms, apply Mt the Hall.
Regular sOirees Saturday evenings.
ja290 CORRIGAN 4 GRIFFIN,
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FOR RENT.

o@Commodious suites of uufurnished
apartments, with all modern conven-
iences: suitable for families; also. pleas.
ant omces. ut reasonable rates, In the
BAKER BLOCK.
Inquire Of. A. GRAVES, Rooms 8 and
., BAKER Block. ta6tf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-20
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Compary.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk.
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-20
NOTICE.

At the request of many ladies and gen.
tlemen, the SOIREES of the Elite Dane.
ing Academy will hereafter be given on
Saturday, evenings, com mencing &C eight
O'Clock. Invitations must be procured
from the pupils or pIoprietors Of the
Academy. fe20 lw
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NEW TO-DAY.
Wanted.

A petent nurse would like situa'
tion to take care Of an invalid; thorough
references given. fe20 -
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

Pleasantly located and neatly furnished
TOILET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE,
Corner Fort and Franklin Streets. one
block from Posto fice. dSltf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-20
ct. CHARLES
BARBER SHOP AND BATH
tROOMS.

A. LABONGE and N. RECH desire
to inform the citizens of Los Angeles that
they will be happy to serve their old
patrons and the PUBLIC.
The bathrooms have been fitted up
with all modern Improvements and are
80 arranged as to be accessible to ladies
and families.
Hot, Cold or Shower Bath, CSC. fel2-1m
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-20
Horse Wanted,

A good horse, to drive single: must be
at Herald efIice. fai0tf
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FOR SALE.
THE LOS ANGELES DISTILLERY, Located
In East Los Angeles, Cal.

The above property is offered At private
two stories high, Substantially built of
frame. with brick foundations; contains
two boilers and o sixty horse power Gu
CINE, with all the necessary worms,
nected with y nrst-ciass dist lery for the
manufacture of brandy. whisky, etc.
Also, redaery, complete, blacksmith
shop, cooper shop, stable, etc. Toe dts-
20 acres OF land on the Los Angeles
river, carrying water right for irrigation.
Also, an adjoining lot, 75x75 feet.
For price and terms apply to
q. HOWARD THOMPSON,
fe4-e0d-80d Atthe Bank OF CALIFORNIA;.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-20
the GREAT REFERENCE BOOK
OF TIE CENTURY.
Biographical Annals Of tie Civil Govern
peut Of the United Estates. During ths
First Century Of II ezistsnee.
from oRIaINAL AND OFFICIAL OoU10
Hy chas. lanman,
Author Of the "Dictionary Of Oougross,'
"Privats life Of Daniel Webster. "Red
Book Ct Michigan"

x0l3 v81u1D10 WOIAs GxAU OUAAy JUG N ltD
sxtant. contains about seven Thousand ble.
graphical aketches, and eight th0uGana "a.
ditionAl names Of pefso0s who have boon
connected with the Government sipco IT,
making In al. about y11s1EH 11oUsAm N.
soNAx Rx1nnxxoEs in the volumo. Il en-
braces In Its scope the Delegates, Represent.
atives, and 6enat0rs who have served In ~
Continental s.! and rsds.al ooSgE:ssss. ~ 1sd:
from Foreign Countries. Executive OMoop IN
all the Departments Of the Nation. ~ van -
AZ the Governors OF the states and Terrific.
ries. together with very large amount q
sources, calculated to illustrate the growth
and present condition OF the 0ovuynmans q
the United States. For greater convel'iAo ce
or reference. the Book ID arranged In Two
parts; the first containing the
BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS.
and some idea Of ti,s value and extent OF the
Tabular information which forms tho 6EC.
oND PART. may be gathered from the sub
~ TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Oale9Ates to the Colonial Congress.
ma Declaration Of Indopsnde0co.
9i9nsrs Of the Declaration.
Deiegatss to the Continental Oonsreaa
Sessions Of the Continental OonGIoao.
trssident. OF the 0ontinsntal Congreas.
Articles Of Confederation.
The Constitution o6 the unitsd esaAae.
gsssjons OF the Federal Con9rceo,
Speakers Of the House Of Repreeentatjvas.
Presidents OF the Senate.
eecretaries Of the Senate.
Clerks Of the House Of Representative.
OhAplAina to Congress.
Successive Administration. 70
Executive 0mcers Of the Civil Se9vioov
Presidential Electors.
nscsor.i and Popular Votes for Prsaaasas.
The Justices Of the Supreme Court.
clerks OF the Supreme Court.
HarshAls Of the Supreme Court.
Justices Of tho Circuit District ana Tn
ritorial O0urSs.
The Court OF OlAlma.
Organization Of the Executive Dsput
ssttismenr Of States and +, xritorisa,
Counties and Towns Of the United SStsa.
Area Of the United States.
origin Of the names OF states and Terrific
Length and Cost Of America. vara
Chief Commanders OF the Army.
Progress Of Population II Iho uaasrn
DENSITY OF Populaslon.
eoppl.tSi;cn g sn H! Bate q Representatives.
Lsading Government Publicatiooe,
The Newspaper krees.
Educataon in the United statea.
colonial Governors Of Amorico.
The state and Territorial 0overnnaa
The Seat 81 the General Government.
Right OF Suffrage 70 the United 0tatoS.
Qualifications Of Elective Oficiale.
Diplomatic Agenta Of the UnIted 6tnAaa.
Diplomatic Agents from Foreign oosnssaaa
slona.
Treaties and Conventions.
Foreign Government 1sprson1ntlyoa =
oficiais Of the Centennial Hxhib4tio,.
Additional Facts TO Date Of Puhljoo1ion.
Index by 66Atoo Of FEDERAL OOnGrona,
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FOR SALE.

. A beautiful BEE RANCH by the sea,
five miles north of Santa Monica; RIO
colonies Italian bees in prime order;
honey house. tanks and extractors;
dwelling house and furniture suitable
Tor small family. The best bee-tield in
the world and the finest climate in
America, Address, by post, JOHN COX,
Santa Monica, Cal.
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SAN FRANCISCO. February j

$40 Union, Tk,7M,
X
6l0 Andes, 1.40, 1.50,
l.3J
235 Scorpion. l
so Eureka, %
go N Belle, II
$50 Prize, ~. LIS
1850 Navajo, l.65, l. 50
$50 Albion, II, 100
SO Mt Diablo, 4.8O
Us Bodie. 8N,7
% ConcOrdia, 2.40
100 Mono. LOO
90 Noouday, 2.05
$40 Tiptop, ~
lao 3 King, 1YL, 19h
l9N, 10 b y
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Saloon for.8aJe.

Stock and fixtures of the saloon at the
corner of Main and Commerc streets
(DucOmmun building).
The house is supplied with full stock
OF liquors and cigars and is doing a good
business.
Satisfactory reasons given for selling.
Kent paid until March 10th.
Enquire on premises. felslw
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Situation Wanted,

By middle.aged woman, to do gener.
oil homework. Apply at the White
House. corner Com IN ercial and Los An.
geles streets. fel6.lW
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-20

a Good Chance for a Farmer.
Some good land and a house to lease.
Apply at WHITE HOUSE, room No. g,
fel9 St
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-03
Wanind 10 see Her.

Tho other might when Dickles
went home, he fornl his vifo par
ticulatiy retrospective. Shs talked
Of The past with II tear sad looked
TO tho fnture With sigh.
"Oi, 10y the way" sHd Bicklcsy
as h. -nt on the Sic Of the bed
pull X of hi+ boot, Il saw goG-
tlemau down town to-day who
would give 5000 90 see yot.
"Who was he DJss u, lve ia
Little Rock 7"
"Idon't know his name
III warrant that II was Oliver
Gregg.
No."
"Then he must be G rrse Wc,
tbeiton
Guess again, lni,.t know b.
n,uie if were 10 hear
"Oh, do wish ku.. H'i..
lad'. exhibiting cSctcncat. Wa
II Oscar Peopics i'
Guess again / ram Hu
name now
"ilatsey Gleukiu~,
mo; his nnmo il Lucas 0.u
wing" II don't knoWn tnin hy
that name Why wpcl -iy, ."
Sl,00l to see ma he'-
blind.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-03

f. 0YcS ] A13AIT5 WAITED
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; u''t 3 siruuts ns I'a i.esh ,.s,iI istAn..I
Hnd mod hH" m'n g - t.'tafss ar firn &
f~rf - 'lnn aia, iyn siffpf gaii nal si:vas.
.srs. a. rs trpt' frls msis IN isaiiv,i.
H'ftA itls ana tin1aina y ra'fg. lhrii.,'l
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