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blanks! Blanks,

JusticeH, notarlcs', United States comma
sioners' and all kinds Of blanks for United
states, district and county courts kept con-
stantly on hand and iat lowest prices, at HER.
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LIB. Smith, of Farlbault, Mimi, says;-l
am still wearing an "0nly Lung Pad,o and
II has helped me; intend to have another Of
extra strength soon See Adv.
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Found.

An article, presumably tho property of a
LADY and valued ut about 10 dollars. The
owner can secure the property by calling at
notice. '9
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Globe Mills spices, coffee and baking pow.
der are pure. All Grocers sell them. Ask
or Globe Mills and try it.
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The HERALD STEAM Jon pptyrtxa opr,cr
Is prepared To execute, IN tho highest STYLE of
ert, any and all railroad printing at the short
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Tested for I3 Years.

Browns Cough Balsam and Tar Troches
have never yet failed to cure coughs, colds
and sore throat, when used as directed.
Try them
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Globe Mills for spices and daily fresh
roasted cotlees, of the finest flavor and quail.
ity. at Joseph Memczer's.
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Little neck clans and clam chowder, at
Joseph Menczers.
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Try Hungarian flour. For sale by Calm
Freiberg & Co.
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For sale by all druggists.
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Thompson Theatre.
Prices reduced to suit the times, Is, 25
and 80 cents.
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At New Orleans. Memphis ana Gal
weston.

The Texas and Pacific railroad will sell
round trip tickets at greatly reduced rates,
and visitors to New Orleans will have choice
of routes via Memphis, all rail; via Long
view or MinLeola and Houston, all rail; and
via Shreveport and Red river.
Meals and stRterooms included on steam
boats. Information relative to rates, time,
etc, will be cheerfully furnished on appica-
cation. II. p. TURNER,
T'kr Alt. Dailss.
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and his whereabouts could not be learned by
q HERALD reporter, who strove TO get the
facts connected with the accident.
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Fail and winter dress goods at cost at A.
& H. Mittenthal's.
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Hero Are.Ynnr shirtn

Carpets, carpets, carpets, at A. & E. Nit
tenthal's.
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in Swine OF CARDuI."
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Ladies' and gentlemen's furnishing goods
of endless variety VT A. & Il. Mittentbafs.
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Only 50 so for good boy'= aui,o A. & J
Mittenthals.
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The best corset manufactured is the Du.
pick corset, for sale at A. 81 4. Mittenthsls.
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Advance ana Rctrn.

General j. b. Hoods book. sold for benefit
ofhis children, Mason q Erb, agents
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Il. w. THOMPSON, JR.,
Gent Pass'ger Ag't, Marshal.
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L. E. Curtis, jaweler 712 Main street. ST
George hotel building. Watches and Jew.
elry carefully repaired.
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Dr. BuLEa Cough Syrup q particularly
itsoinmended for childten. II cures Coughs,
g1ldg Group Sore Throat aud WhUoplne
Cough. u pleasant % lhs lasle and acts like
atliaiml Price ttenit
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The EIeelion of \ Vice I'resldcnt.

II Is announced by telegraph that both
parties will hold caucuses in Washington
next Saturday morning with reference to
the organization Of the Senate on tho Tues
day following. There is hint Of posi-.
bic compromise by which 1--WE presune)
the Democrats will allow the Republicans
to elect the President PRO tenn Of the Sem
ate, in return for tho retention Of the Sec
rctaryship and Sorgeant-at-arlns-ship, over
which there WINS so much sluabbling in the
spring. We venture to predict that
there will be no compromise Of this
kind. We expect TO see the Democracy
elect Bayard or some other Democrat presi-
dent OF the Senate. This is their right II
they choose TO exercise II, although II is, as
fitrasit has any Presidential Significance,
a virtual tliwarting Of the popular verdict
at tho polls last November Tie people
elected Republican Executive for four
years, but II Arthur should die and Dem.
oufaHc President Of the Senate should sue.
coed to the Presidency Of the United States,
the verdict Of thcpeople would be sctaside.
Otcourse this lisa result, il It should hap.
pen, forwhicli tho Democratic party is not
responsible, except so far us the Democratic
Senators decline to respect the verdict ut
the polls lust December. To expect them
10 do this is 10 put the matter on plane
Of elevation too high for politicians. Poll.
ticians generally go for what Is in sight,
without regitdtp accidents or miscarriages
By which the popular will may be inter.
ietei with. Hence we expect to
see the accident by which New
York Is deprived Of two Sen.
htoh and Rhode island Of one Senator;
until after an organization is effected,
Utilized by the Democratic Senators to their
supposed party advantage They will elect
a Democratic presiding officer and he will
be virtually the Vice President Of the
United States as long as heholds the posi-
lion, although II he Is absent for one day
from his place the otherside, having ma
i0rily, can supetsede him.
4 nice question has sprung up In con.
nection with this matter. ttisas to whetll.
crit Is actually necessary that the Senate
should be organized before new Senator
can take the oath Of Office. The Constitu.
lion says that mo Suite, without lie con.
sent, shall be ticprivcdo Of ils equal suffrage
III the Senate lnasmucli as there Is now
no presiding officer Of tho Senate TO adj.
minister the oath Of office, ii is suggested
that sehatotseleCt can qualify before any
pcsoh empowered to administer an oath,
audiake part in tho election Of presiding
officer All that Is necessary Il to exhibit
iieitctedentieis and theft oath Of Office in
The open Senate to The Secretary and do.
iaand lo have tlidif names put on the roll
ri Senators
THIS view inhy segio elilll6 ilr lt,chod5
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BUTT It vas tried On IN q test eaaeit & mot
inpo lble tint 4 weald he sanctioned by
the supreme eouit, Whea tho Officer De-.
ieuated 70 administer the oath g not q
az the question ariseA can State If the
Unior be disqualified from taking pant In
the all important work Of electing such an
officer. This election may involve the
Presidency Of the United States, and TO
keep three Senators outside Of the bar IN.
I'll this President IN embryo Is elected, Is
virtually to keep them from participating
in the most important business Of the ses-
sion.
We do not adopt this view as our own,
but It Is nevertheless one that has point
init that may be tested and sustained some
day. 1t Is at least doubtful whether the
law Of Congress on the subject can super
sede the provision Of the Constitution
which we have quoted.
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NEXT WEEK.
Brilliant Additions to the Already re.
variable Programme for the haiti.

Brilliant Additions to the Already re.
maFkable Programme for the haiti.
more Oriole.
Baltimore's programme for the 0riole
will, II would appear, be limited only to
the matter Of the number Of hours Gin.
braced within the three days and nights
from October 10th to 18th inclusive.
There is to be peculiarly novel and strik.
ing water display commemorative Of the
inauguration OF the new water works. The
fountains will bu Of remarkable dimen.
sions and the proceedings throughout will
be OF the most interesting character. Next
In order will be the grand parade OF mill.
tary,. fire and civic organizations, and which
will he most brilliant sight. The reCep.
ton TO the French visitors WILL
DO notable event and OF such
q description us to FIRE The ~.
triotic heart and awaken again The
old enthusiasmsOi hundred years ago,
Among the FrenChnen will be the imnic.
diOte descendants Of Lafayette, DeGrasse,
Del}aras, and other great Generals, who at
Yorktown rcnderedsuCl glorious assistance
TO the American cause. The distinguished
French will be the guestso OF the city Of Bal.
timore during the entire three days, and the
Inequalities In their honor will be such IA
long to he remembered. Tuesday there IA
TO be grand concert by the famous Gil.
more band Of New York, the plaCeselected
being the beautiful Monument SQUARE,
where thousands can hear and where there
will be no disturbing sounds, Thlamatch.
less organization iiunberssixty.fiye Of the
first musicians Of New York and tile con.
cert, which will be Of between two and
three hours duration, will embrace the
choicest compositions Of famous Compu.
sers. Ot the gorgeous Orlole pageant al
night too nluOl cannot be ANTICIPATED, as II
will go far beyond the expectation Of
the most singuine, The brilliant
moving spectacle will reach upwards
OF three miles In length and the
subjects illustrated In The exdui.
sitely beautiful tableaux will cali forth t6e
greatest interest, and inuite the most on.
lhnslastlO admiration, Baltimofe's fist
Martli Gtas will certainly prove a. prom.
lsedi unparalleled In the country, We'd.
tiGsday there Ia to be an exhibition OF Out.
door sports such a. arc tately combined IN
single days pleasure. There will be run.
ming, walking and jumping matches, wfesl.
ling, bolts, gyihnastlc exercises, bycicle
races, throwing Of weights, In short, every.
thing Of an athletic character, Early In
the evening there IL to DO remarkable
fino exhibition Of fireworks, American and
Japanese manufacturing vieing with each
other In wonderful and startling efieCtS,
Then comes the glorious carnival and ball
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An interesting record Is that Of severe
droughts us far back as the landing Of the
Pilgrims. How many thousand times are
observations made like the following;
"such a cold ssasonlp "Such hot sea-
sonp "such dry weatherp or "such wet
weather." Such high winds or Calmp etc.
All those who think the dry spell We have
been having this season Is the longest ever
known, will do well to read the following
In the summer Of 1921, "a days in sue
Cession without rain.
lp the summer Of 1850, II days In sue
Cession without rain.
In the summer Of 1857, 70 days in sue
cession without rain.
In the summer Of 1862, 80 days in sue
cession without rain,
In tho summer Of 1874, As days in sue
cessiOn without rain.
In the summer Of 1880, 81 days in sue
cession without rain.
In the summer Of 1904, % days in sue
ccssion without rain,
In the summer Of l7O5. 40 days in sue
Cession without rain.
In the summer Of l7l5, 81 days In sue
ceSsion without rain. es
In the sammerof 1928, O. days in sue
cession without rain.
In the summer Of 1880, O2 days in sue
cession without rain.
In the summer OF lT4l, ~ days in sue
cession without rain.
In the summer Of l7i0, los daysin sue
cessiOn without rain,
In the summer Of 1853, 42 days in sue
cession without ain.
In the summer Of 1862, 1913 days in sue
CeSsion without rain,
In the SUMMER Of 1883, 80 days in sue
Cesson without rain,
In the summer OF 1901, SO days in sue
Cession without rain,
In the summer Of 1902, 90 days in sue
Cession without rain,
In. tho summer OF 1872, 2S days In sue
Cession without rain,
In the summer OF 1856, "a days in sue
cetsion without rain.
In the summer Of 1871, AZ days in sue
Cession without rain,
In the summer Of 1875, 90 days in sue
cession without rain,
In the summer Of 1870, 81 days in sue
cession without rain.
1t will be seen that the longest drought
that ever occurred in America was In the
summer Of 1862. No rain fell from the first
Of May to the first Of September, making
1913 days without rain, Many Of tho In
habitantssentto England for hay and grain,
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AccoRplSa to the Tina, there is conaid-
cradle alarm over at Martins Ferry in re-
gard to the prevalence Of diphtheriaand
typhoid fever. The lack OF properdraip-
ace at various points in the corporate limits
Of the place Is assigned as one reason, in
connection with the prevailing drouth, for
an unusual amount Of sickness over there.
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The New York Republican Convention.
After very determined contest the
Garfield Republicans will have a very de.
cded majority in the New York State Re.
publican Convention, which meets to.mor.
row. The Tribune of Sunday Is quite OK.
ultant over the result, and says:
The news columns OF the Tribune this
morning make clear the composition OF the
Republican State Convention about to meet
In this city. The determination Of the Re.
pbblicans Of New York that the decision
pronounced by their Legislature upon the
course Of Senator Conkling toward tho
Administration Of President Garfield
should not seem 10 be reversed
or retnlcted by State Convention
acting under the manipulation OF
party managers, has led to popular
uprising without parallel in the recent pc.
litical history Of the State. The mon who
were us proud tocall themselves Garfield
Republicans while the President was still
alive as they are to-day have rallied to the
polls Machine managers have been dc.
leated in their strongholds all over the
State, and where they have achieved
marked successes, rs In Erie and Albany
yesterday, II has been by methods Uni.
worthy Of Republicans. The people have
triumphed, The Garfield Republicans
have elected working majority Of the
State Convention-and the past, lt least, is
made secure.
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TRUsTEE's SALE,

10y virtue Of deed Of trust made by n,,,,., n
Welnh and Almcdia, his wife, to ms n s' iT,,,I
dated the 18th day VI June 1875 and
the office o. the Clerk Of Ohio CoOny W ,i W. ~
gihla Pgsd a o. IG s sE No. pse ~ ,ia
Hnnkp Of OHIO COUNTY,, MrNt NirglIIh nn '''s VVNlI
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C11TY OF WHEELING
ml6AN0F 1881 d 70 PER CENT B04DSs!.

Hy virtue Of the authority vested ln l,MI,i:j AZ
dinHnce Of the city Of Wheeling, e ,sls bC5i
ordnance 10 provide iOr the Issue alla !, f66h
ri the CITY Of Wheeling, to he Known v,n,at ibsTTs
issi and for tho redemption and s}{,g ~ WbtHg
haSsed by The Council ii The Hln n ~ Stisei 40
IN The I'd lay II August ISL anu Hiio hsda
1iiHiifed yOieis Of aid city u gu ei,y Nm n i u
Nc iStll day Of September ISL W.eh,SyS Rii 4
idy Of November, 1881. az ie , ESy'W MI vlgit
WResilhg, IN ihe tlty Of Wheeling. tnasc. 2 q.
seii ina IOtids Issued under salI y tij must h
TIvbpsi bl,lIef for CAsh, EArh gl1 ,ned Ii "
W2itIns aiIJ addressed to The h aRlElariSs NM
Siiise n Ike ilcik 9th cry Of NGvt ,is ie5 ~
iIT aid 6Oi,ds will be received ~ .ousSn tohe
NAT mr. value, Eal1 hOnds arg W wv A. ~
isnnfnination Of SlOO Gacll S9@ ,,psire ihal4l
dswStiineti1tI III EOOenCh, ara lnc itesJ no y
~ liza denomination Of slWo iiu9 I.,sS yoNa@S
", III isoi Mi are payable on q leiostS y he ~
i9ii, Al mid hank, and bcaf ll'e ensnm. ~ "
iSi,f and 1iehali per cent lri a r,Irtti iilb
ysli,s sny 6,ie or more q 'aid eospII uyiSsIsi
line aiief ihc LIT day Of No'eliRHn61' J. jOslA,
i, n JRs}S,-,s
CCnriSG
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WI uA1lEn. AnlloneeL
TRUsTEE's SALE.

~ virtue az A deed Of trust made " lehh \, :
Ctiidias and Fannie CnldaS, his wife, 0ns y,
dafSigtlCd trustee, dated the 18th day Ss9s
1879, and recorded ~ the County wv " mi MI
Ma H, rage isg I Will sell nj public iuflah Nv
ir1nt door Of Inc Court House Of Hid 0ahl' VIZ
hiRheSt and best bidder, OIL ,,1
EKTBRDAY, OCTOBER Mi tnr,.
beginning al 10 o'clock A. w. Of alldhI ~ yS 4
in9 described properly that 70 ny, u, ,i1tl
jti,Hted on Eighteenth street formerly w sn INV
IN that p1Ft Of the city Of Wheeling WY VIII, Xix
", Va called East Wheeling i9gyIiI Es i6,r,a
nppuftlnAiCes aud improvement U !. OIIse,fd Nv
ncri"ct int selling as trustee wy e9aIIfj Nh
HID only a. 4 vested In me by such dS'd u uY'
Terms OF aAle cash, II GOOD Trustee
~ n tfIttvn Anrtioncpt.
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By virtue OF deed Of trust made by l,,I.l n
Welrh and Almedia, hts wife, to me a. iH,aSs ~
dated me ltth uAy VI June, 1919, aud rcoNi,JiS
the Once o. ne GlerE 81 Ohio County, WSi NJ,
gihil, ~ pSel 81 Trust b9OG No $, Pige sc, ,h,n
sell ~ PUBLIC ACll0ll ~ NC front dear 81 lhe Cop,t
House OF ONO county West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ISL
at 10 O'Clock A. H. ihs i@IlayI..,.
scribOl property, that Is 10 y Ali NV w g ue
Or0.half Of the eRst 0nu-hai Of ihe In s SaM
bored one hundred and sixty OF the adiItNn IIL
said city Of Wheeling laid out BY Pcicr Y.S Ie
John HaNyeclt nnl OthcR, rOmm1nly callSi Nv,
Wheeling, addition being situate on ihe nH,;h IA.
OF SoVOnicenth street and having tront "n wv
street N thirty feel and running hIc t6rp, Sa INV,
ieet Oi an Uniform width Of said front IA lIns NY
ming through sud lot eaSt und west and dlrIIaa..
tha HimG into equal parts '''4'As
Title believed To b6 good, but selling a, typ,a.t
shall convey only such title as Is vested N msSs
the deed Of trust Aforesaid.
TERMS or SALE.-Onethirl Of the buTb,,.
money, and as much more rs the pnrhkp S,'T nv
elect, cash In hand, the residue in iva con,I ~
stallment At six and twelve months, nsISTiir.ir
With Interest from day Of ale, purchaser INK,
notes secured by deed Of trust upon me pebeT,S
iOFdelerred payments ''F''
W. r, HUBBARD, TruAee
W IT !IIAIIHn AurtiOnppF ~
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TNRUSTEE's SALE OF EAST WHEEL
ING PROPERTY

BY virtue OF "a deed Of trust made by Joseph "
IOIitor and Catherine, his wife, TO me IA TRUSTEE
dated the 10Th day Of March, 1873, and recorded d
Inc office Of tho CLERK Of the County Court Of 0Aq
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust R0Ol k0
l. mage 3O7 shall sell at public auction at the iiqi
door Oi the Court llOuse Of Ohio county, Wes VIZ
gum Z SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1851,
commencing at $3.50 O'clock 4, NJ, the following n
srriletl property, that Is 10 my: The OulAH
Ore.halfOi lot numbered seven IL square hlHlss'l
onC, IN the addition 10 the city Of Wheeling lAh@i
bp Carroll and Baker.
little believed good, but selling as trustee l All
roiiy,,V only such title AZ Is vested IN tue W he
deed Of trust Aforesaid
TERMS or --0ng.thinl Of plrha.e mOntI
md a. much moro Rs the purchaser may elect an
In hand, The residue in two equal insIallmell q
Xix and twelve months trspecllyely. WIN ins,e
INN day OF sAlo purchaser giving NOTES, Sttiyd
hS daeJ Of trust and policy Of insurance upon lhs
Dtoperty for the deferred paIlnenLs So.
"a, VV.YV1b AuOttnnnnF tnW
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q Noa. p mi 81 Ronrteenth Atreel.
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T1FsDAY MORNING, OcTORER 4.
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kEoAL NOTICES,
oMaussIoSER's SALE

~
s aI.. g z deere z 2! he Ipn!aul c,,
suit IN ehAneefy between Thomas ,aasli 10 lhs
garet Y, sweeney, and Mary J. sWeensv ~, gan
and Daniel Z, List, executor Of Robe-, Il Pslntai
deceased, Daniel Lamb, trustee, and ~ aenlni
sweeney assenaRntl' the pRdsnlgaed' l cae, v
sITuRp1Y II, THE FIRST DAYoF oc7o,,n
commencing ~ 10 O'Clock A. ~ 9.li ~ SslLlh la
and best bidder, n public auction al ~ nlEheIt
o. the Court House Of Ohio county N HSSat dor
following described properly, situated ~ ~ "a, Ne
wheeling, VIZ 10! numbered one hnp5s. SSIy q
ninety,three usll situated on the norlbsss, AID
q Chapline and TWenIy4econd Ji orIs,IEI STq9,ugf
streets NS'''e'lI lblltl
Also, the south portion Of the lot ppu,..,
ty-iouf (6il, situated on the northeast sa,,ss9 u,
and Twenty formerly Division ,tr-s,. y tof
the part occ9pled W me corner house ", eng
width on EOf street equal To the FINN m a,aIllg
aud extending 81 equal width ~ lie sli.SS hogls,
rear Of said lot No, ", and being All al Nv, lhe
cept the portion conveyed by lIintS N y AG,
Thomas ], Sweeney, Margaret g. SWn.sS.sNttatI,
Mary ], Sweeney " Adam Wclgetler6vSs nd
the 26tl day OF October, ISL aud rvros a5i
book numbered ~, page IT, In lheO1Cr n KY Nd
Of the County Court Of Ohio county N y ~ ec1k
Also, lot numbered hity,NX ll6l ,Itn.,.i Il
mefly Division streets "Ala lnt
TERMS or sALE-At least one,thln, n H..
chase money 70 be paid In hand and the NV w pah
any, IN equal lnStallments In nine aNd ' .igls,I
mouths, with interest from the day n y. sS1isea
purchaser to be at liberty 10 pay In hSn5 " Ith
greater portion than One.lhd, Of hi, ~ 0illy
money. Bond with good security Ia IL glNhl,e
Ihe payment Of the deferred lilallme,,saN f y 10
there DO, and the title To be- retained ID ma laY
CURLY therefor until they are fully rad '1''Sf =
DANIEL LANB
Au'l COMMISSIONS,
The above sale Is adjourned TN Tuesl,, ~.
OCTOBER =, 1881, commencing at 10 6cl@t WY
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The above sale Is adjourned TIL Tue.l,, ~.
OCTOBER !, 1881, commencing al 10 o'c@i, WY
the same place, DANIEL. IiHpAN
OnN tOmmts.t..i
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-13

to remark that he did not want
much company, and we do not go
near him. He has found out by
this time what it is to be left alone.
We have punished him I"
A gentleman had five daughters,
the first of whom married q man
by the name of Poor, the second a
Mr.. Little, the third a Mr.. Short,
the fourth a Mr.. Brown, the fifth q
Mr.. Hogg. At the wedding of the
latter, her sisters with their hus.
bands were there, and the old gen.
tieman said to his guests: 81 have
taken pains to educate my d ugh
ters that they might act well their
part in life and do honor to my
family; but l find that all my care,
pains and expectations have turned
out nothing but Poor, Little,
Short, Brown, Hogg."
Galveston NeWs: The profession
al witness is q popularity of almost
every Court, and Galveston con-
tains several old dead beats who
are very formidable in the witness.
box. Yesterday a policeman met
one of these chronic witnesses
rather under the influence Of beer,
and during the conversation the
policeman said: "Look here. You
have been a witness hundreds of
times. Tell me, contidentially, are
you sure you ever swore truthfully
in a single instance?n II think
sho." Responded the witness, steady
ing himself. "How often did you
swear to the truth?n "Only once
or twice. when I wash under ipfiu-
epsh Of liquor; but, ye shee, l
washn't responsible (hic). Liquor
ish great cursh. Pm prohibishlst,
81 help me MosesW