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rpr "a LNs nEnALo THUS DAY MORNING n.

vision points out . ju1icIous method Of At.
lsitibg that ebd,
Tbs publication Of Tho civil service, The
sbolitloh OF tho spoils system, and especially
rcfOfm IN moitoj on bttio~ing appoint
meols IN our public aud charitable iosliiu-
tioos, 90 tbst theJ shall not longer be- per
vofied 10 party uses, arc objects whloh, In
common with Nil good citizens, warmly
approve. desire 10 give hem, whether H.
public or private capacity, not only my
emphatic Enforcement, but my active CO
operation whenever and wherever II may BIZ
of service In that tehalf. Hoping that by
new departure In our politics, the govern
ment OF our state may be red emed from the
abuses which menace It's well being, and
placed upon some foundation of justice rec
,itude and equal rights and piedgpg myself
IL elected 10 administer the high trust con-
aded to me with an eye single to the interests
of the whole people and the preservation of
the welfare and good name of our common
wealth, have the honor to De, gentlemen,
very respectfully, your ohedieoI servant,
j. w. BooKwALTER.
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sisted tht iho gentlemen eef1 On sobl9o'
foreign w. The meetlbg.
A got0 ysa M ntaksn ~ " she.hsf NO
whfda ow,st of L,naf street. SHOULD be
stfieko out, aod ,ho meeting voted that lneS
should not
Captain L,mmon offered the following res
Oluiioi 49,.
Resolved, That an executive commltte OF
five bs appointed, to whom tbs soliciting
c IN miltees shall report the result OF their
effort, In raising ths subsidy.
second, That sid executive committee be
constituted the trustses " hold the SUB
scripiions obtained, aud be empowered 70
treat with Governor Hubbard. attorney OF
the Tex4s & st Louis railroad company, In
regard to Arranging the details necessary 10
secure the right of way and depot grounds.
Captain G aston offered ~ suosuluse ina,
the committee he increased to seven, ana
that the chair COLONEL L,sk J be one OF the
number, which was carried
TIL following compose the COMMITTEE;
WI CASTOR, w Ii Prather, Tom Field,
j hn Stoae, Alex Sanger, O > Mitchell, w
w Lsske. a.,
The meeting then adj ourntd subject TO
the call OF toe chairman.
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AT IN election yesterday held by the
directory of the above company, Mr.. Sam
B Rairey was unanimously chosen superin-
tendent O. The game. MIR. j. V. Ch'ldress
and Mr.. James r. Cummin 20 we're retained
Us clerks for the ensuing aar. Though o
very young m L T so # ponslble posi-
ton, Than Mr. Sam tstiney oet,er selection
could not have beeR made. With oTer ten
yesrs of exactiDg and continuous experience
in the cotton press business in the city of
New Orleans, under the tutorship of one of
the heaviest owners of presses there. with
the smpltst and hsppiest of business cbarac-
teristlcs, Mr.. Rainey is the right men in the
right place, and the City Compress Company
must necessarily BIO in the future conducted
upon the striciest and most reliable business
methods. We congratulate Mr. RAiney, and
we congratulate the Company.
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aaN1AsN'.s INsTlTUTE,
Uuuie.surt springs,


The 87th annual ses sion closed with the most
satisfactory r. suits. S Xty-six diplomas were
aw rded In stngie depsrtnents; there wsre
tour Rr ~ yates In paTtia cOurhes, and TOUR
tuil graduates. Tue denartmenL Of music
Numbered more than one hundred pupils. and
n. ado chasie ana Ia pressive exhibit on COM
me cement dAy-Aft also Vas Cpns picuOus
The facilities here afforded for broad, varied
a eievard Instruction. The sdyant' ges OF
W 'aiiiy, climate AID comfort, aud espe tally
he cure Of health, mOrils and m nners OF
upils are mo~tlnviilng % thougntful parents.
ki hteen officers and t.aohers, seven OF whom
are gentlemen
TIE 3sth Rnual session will open on the i4th
OF SEPTEMBER, 1881 For full particula,s aFply
10 the supei intendent.
Pupiis are received for the er tire period OF
scnOias ic tIaiDing, INCLUDING v CATIONS.
Here lie ca mate the mort dssirabie IN the
continent fer schoo .; In region iras fftm
malaria, AID about ding In picturesque noun
tain scenery, at one ~ the must beautiful homes
In Virginia, erjo, ing ths further advantage
Of mineral waters. Patents may find p ace
for the best phys'cal, moral and aesthetic de-
velopement Of their oaughtert.
The school EMPLOYS no agents, secret OF
open but will furnish r. ferei &C Go M any OF the
most prominent citizens OF Texas, pAtr us OF
the school aud will setd and Offcer 20 take
chsrge 90 girls " no may propose 10 enter 81
toe opeuing OF the next ssssiop. ..
CHARLES l.. COOKE,
Suns ri nj en- dent
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aR.f-eee e.me.,er c.usht.

ID. n. Cook vss srrest yesterday morn
ing BY Deputy Sbsrifs L-vis ssd Spencer
and lodged In The county isil on . cspiss
prufas from johnson county. Il appears
that Cook, Who vas formerly . resident Of
th.t county, vss given 10 gsmiag; Be
bs5 = fondoess for "bucking the tiger" snd
II re.chsd the ears Of The grsDd Jury and
tb.t body fund true bill sg.ins, bin. he
VS. s-rssssd there . q gsve b0Dd, which be
snbssqusufly jumped. coming 70 this civ
ubere be SerusiDed until Bic capture. Al
In tina Of his srrra be vss working On
1--we Osk s,reet BE ssys tb.t be Old no
hs-s ths unoDsy 70 psy be hDa and that he
cane % DsIlas ir-ordss 70 make enough u
% %. and thsi he srpsc I'd 70 rsturn vher
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John s. Witwer ia now receiving an im-
mense stock of Sludebaker Bros celebrated
'arm. platform, express and spring wagons
carriages and buggies. Nv is the time TO
buy. Rene mber ire place, I'll 4 m street.
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voUya MEN AND OTHERS.

We send on tTla Tor tbify days cur E1ectro
youle men and others suffering iron weakness
9 nervous debili y, lost vitality, lost man
hood. and many o her di eases. We guarantee
speedy cures and complete restoration or
manhoOd Address without delay,
VOiIAII Ell1 Co., Msrsbsllhich
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TIE IsNPa FAMILY sal!l
For neys ana Young Men.

BOONvILIE, MISSOURI
ThIrtv-eighth rear begins September sth.
sMausgeafent and Tracking Of boys not
ercslEdS-W 5. Gnseory. Kansas city. Ne.
"a mirscle vrouEkt W IN my son In Teaching
him 70 THfsE and obey lAW'-iols o. W.
Strung, -. Joseph, Mo.
The best training school IN the western
country n-Jss. n Rollins. Captain II :. A.
address. 7. A JOHNsON, frlncipai.
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ONO DE ~0CaATs.
Full Text OF pcokwsItor's Letter OF
Acceptance,

Full Text OF pookwsItsr's Letter OF
Acceptance.
The reply Of the Hon. John w. Book
walter TO the letter Of the committee APP
pointed by tho recent democratic state
convention, to inform him Of his nomination
for governor, was handed 10 Gen, raj j. b.
Stead man, chairman of the committee. Fol.
lowing is the correspondence:
Columns Ohio, July IL.
Jno W. Bookwal.er, Ed, springfield. OAio:
DEAR SIR: The pleasing duty devolves
upon Us rs the committee appointed BY the
democratic convention which assembled ut
Columbus, July ID h, TO notify you OF your
unanimous nomination rs the candidste.of
the democratic party for governor of Ohio
The convention, consisting of Sven hundred
delegates, with enthusiastic action and
reposing confidence in your democracy,
patriotism, ability ard integrity, passes by
several of the most eminent and worthy
leaders OF our party, and in obedience to
what they believed to be an imperative de-
mand of tnem, selected youe as.their standard
bearer. FL plug you will accept this high
trust and great honor, we would be p'eased
to hear from you ut your earliest convent
ence. JOS STEADMAS,
EVAN f. WILLIAMS,
ALAMO. myers
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N5"sAm MILL MEN-or any one using files.
Ihava process that Will sharpen Old worn
out files and will make twelve do as much
work as eight new ones at a cost Of seventy
five cents. Any one wishing l. can have IL by
sending one dollar
JANES ANDER ION,
Post Office Box, 264, Dallas Tex,
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The COLI, man HOLMES, who was SO
badly burned in EST Dallss, died yesterday
morning. Up to the time of her death she
suffered intense pain.
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Four sick Swedes, ali men, arrived on last
evenings south bound train and stopped
over at the Union depot, the police giving
them permission to do So. They have fever,
and are bound for San Antonio.
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Override d.

In the county court ytsieda in The case
of the Chicago, Texas & Mtxic entral
rosi vs. D. S. Ritter, who ct ju 6 lent
a" inst the road for 81 255, tie p eintih's
m otion for . trial VS. "varruled
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be nal saved 40 snGi iea, sum, bat that
thu rfflosfs had "oaip d. blm AID he had y,
',Abie" and rot ttom pgd' H.. The sheDG
Of Jonn''g county has beoowfIssen TO come
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Virginia F, male Institute
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

STAUNTUN, VIRGINIA.
MRS. GEN. J. f. Il. STUART, PRINCIPAL.
Mrs sruatrt will be aided by inil corps of
sups,ior gea, ehrs. The PR cipsl desires TO
m Ike I. achins and trail oing thorough, an 10
promote the best condition OF mlrd md the to
Terms reasonable. A / 0XtrHvag nee OPP
posed The nsXt ssssion begins Se"temser
t. ;. and contours pine months Catalogue
sent upon application to the Principal.
Mrs. j. e b 81 UhRT, StGuniOn,
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roper sdias,men, Of
THE TARIFF SYSTEM

of the country is matter which grsvely sf>
fec,s the welfare of our own and every other
state. Viewed only in an economic light VI
ciyiliz ition, il is but the Development and
oresnlz sion VI varied industrial p0rsuilf, and
il has come 70 be regard d as almJst an H1i-
ON In political economy, that the prosperity
and maintenance of any special industry 10
dependent upon the perfect coordination
and harmonious adjustment OF all. Lsgisls-
lion. therefore, upon this subject shou be
of ,uch . character ss will ever keep in view
this we'll bslsnced relation OF The many psrs
which 20 TO mske up TIE economy scheme Of
the uston, 70 the eDd thai our home ibdus-
tries u,sy sttsin to the highest d-gree Of
prosperity and success, thus guar
sutssing the employ ment Of the lsrg-
81 amount Of useful and profitable
labor in esch branch Of industry, soo
Al he highest rte Of q mpsnsatiUn cOnsist-
.r,t ~ b the permansucs sDd property OF
ali L Il DO dOubs true hist bssty and rev
oiutionsry mes,ures, hJvsver sound 10
pripcipls, are slSsys 70 BE- oppressed ARC
especislly in This case where inDsrests 90 VISIT
md cOmplicsssd are iuvcived. The declsr-
sti7n of your plstfyrm up1n he subi % no,
orlv eunbodies The recogni1s1 and long
ast-bIisbsd doctrines Of the demOcrstlc psrty,
but u In full sccord viii my ibdivi0us'
visss - frpQusf ~ expressed Is H. bow
ever. q sutisct snich requires 70 Be 80
pro.cbsd gish csr-ful dsiiberstiOn and The
iurtbsr suggestion in your platform Of ths
sppoiutment Of q commission Of tsnn re
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T,LOUISLAW SCHOOL

Law Department. Washington University.
Fifteenth Annual Term opens October r. 1881. Course
of Study comprises two Annual Terms seven months
Missouri Term fee $50 including use Of Law horsry
at st Louis w g. HAMMOND, LID, Dean Of Law
Faculty or HENRY HITCHCOCK. ST. Louis
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Huntsville Female College
RUNTsyI.LE. ALABAMA.

The thirty second year begins August 3lst.
A more heaIthy local. ca not b; found.
Ire college was nevar In more prosper us
cond tiOo AT | faculty ofthorOugh etchers;
sple 1did buildings, nd r C mplrte cuff for
ii dep rtm-nts, literary muse languages and
art. Off rs the highest sdvau tages A de-
delightful ZONE for puplls. Prices reduced to
tuit 20 hetimes. Specinl csments offered.
For terms AID new catalogues, address
RHY. A Il IONE A NJ. Pr es.
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AtuMPrUARY CHARACTER.

This, If l Understand it rightly, does not
imply hostili/ n 10 rsJionsl and practical
measures for the abatement Of any evils with
which society is ,fl cted. 1t may be well,
however, TO remember that in free country
the object Of ali law is the maintenance and
not the sbridgement Of the rights OF the
ct.zsn. The sllempt to govern too much or
too minutely in these particulars must M
eyitably defeat its own end. The prese va
ton of social order, and the wholesome re-
straint and control Of elements Of danger to
the community which cannot be wholly re-
moved. are objects Immediately desirable 10
themselves, possibly Of sttsinmest, and
properly within the scope of constitutional
Legislation. 1t is much to be deplored th4i
ali well-disposed citizens, including thnse 81
opposite extremes On the question, cannot D.
brought up on common ground for the &C
complement Of what is, or ought 70 be,
common object.
Tho proner adiwHlmeDt OF
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NtsHIbI TtNtH, JWy y ItHI, \
9tAled pfgrss ~ s1pPi,iLB ~ 1AtUial
end Is 10 pietnE every oiass ~ work required
In he construction ~ rev state Capitol at
Aust n, Tex .a, viii be received np 10
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-12-07
E RIV ER ? RE S S..

to Clay Hill, captured the Federal officer
while he was seated at supper and carried
him OFF prisoner to Upperville, east Of the
Blue Ridge. There had been nothing at
all unpleasant about the whole affair.
Mosby and his prisoner were on the most
friendly terms. The partisan had ridden
his fayorate gray mare on the scout, and at
Uppervilie was standing beside her ready to
mount, when the Federal officer said,
"That's q superb animal, Colonel
Eyes" was the gratifed reply of the parti-
san as he patted the mans neck. The officer
sauntered closer.
"a very fine animal;" he repeated: "Ill
try her paces!" And throwing himself into
the saddle he disappeared at full speed, and
Colonel Mosby never again saw his fayorite
gray mare or his prisoner.
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Mosby OngWlsaed.

j. Esten Cooke in the Philadelphia Times,
says: Mosby was seldom defeated, and
never outwitted to my knowledge but once.
The incident has never been in print, | be-
lieve, and / am assured that the partisan
never related il, it was 50 very notifying.
It is q trihe, but may muse the reader.
Colonel Mosby had crossed the mountains
with q few men into Clarke county when be
was Informed that q Federal officer with 8
squad of caYalrymen was in the vicinity,
The officer had stopped at Clay Hill, the
residence of MI. Whiting and Mosby made
up his mind to capture officer and men
His action was prompt, as usual. He went
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-12-07
Against sine Dras zna mn

A number of Kansas retail merchants have
signed an agreement to buy 10 goods
through drummers. Sin come respects the
SYSTEM is q convenience" they say in q
circular sent to Chicago and St. Louis firms:
shut your agents occupy too much Of our
time, and are too little disposed to take no
for an answer. We find that they force
themselves and their goods upon US, and
have decided to make q stand against
them"
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PEARLIE HrAs GONE AWAY.
How still and lonesome the house is,

How still and lonesome the house is,
The sunshine looks paler to-day,
And the wind round the corner is whispering:
sPearlie has gone away
No papers cut with scissors
Scattered over ihe floor;
No ecampering feet on the stairway,
No fnger-marks on the door.
The flies on the window are tanner,
There's no one to catch them to-day
And faeten them up in q bottle
Pearlie has gone away.
There in the furtherest corner
Is her "sailor-hat' on the floor,
Where she tossed it yesterday evening
AS she bounded in at the door,
Somehow I couldn't take it
And put it away to-day,
And a plate of mud cakes in the cupboard,
I couldn't throw them away.
tTs she dead?" did you ask me? no, no!
My heert had 8 deeper pain
If never to still its throbbing
I'd clasp my darling again.
But the house is so still and 50 lonesome,
And the sunshines SO coldly to-day,
And the wind round the corner keeps whispering:
"Pearlie has gone away"
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A Queer Juror.

The evidence against a St. Louis criminal
was so conclusive that bis counsel made no
speech in his defense. knowing that nothing
could be said in his favor. This proved a
lucky course, for one OF the jurors refused
to convict, saying that the prisoner must be
innocent, else his lawyer would have spoken
for him.
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HELP.

--&GDS|Y-E
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-08

should rule II would 70 to destruc.
ton. The destruction of the coun-
try would result in great unhap-
piness. The life Of Garfield was q
standing menace to the Republi !.
can party. Garfield was going to
die, he believed, and with his death
would come the qualification of
the Republican party, an the con.
sequent prosperity of the country.
The officer attempted to reason
With him little on the subject.
Guiteau1 said: mo, sir; I Will not
reason with you. My ideas are
dxed. It 10 useless to waste words
iD talking with me-"
Then he turned to the gentle.
mau aud said: "How Is the Presi-
dsntto-dayf Is he suffering ?''
A TENDER-HEARTED MURDERER.
"Yes," said his visitor.
"Po0r, poor, dear man! How
sorry I feel! IT I had had the least
idea that he was going to suffer SO
l would have put another ball
through him."
The gentleman sked him how be
slept. He said: "Last night was
the first nights rest 1 have had for
six weeks. It was. the sweetest
sleep Of my life." And, he added,
I'm the midst of 1t / was awakened
by two officials, who came to ques-
ton me. 1t WAS an outrage" This
represents very fairly the character
OF the talk with the prisoner.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-08

The dog that is lodged on a shelv-
ing rock at Niagara, from which
escape, unaided, is impossible, IL u
grand subject for inspiration to in.
veBt0rs all over the country, and
many plans for his rescue have
been offered. One is to siipnoose
him; second, to catch him with
q tishhook; third, to let
down q basket containing some
meat, into which the dog will
get and be drawn up safely
II he has good sense; while, IL he
jumps out and Is lost 1t will be evil
deut that he was not worth saving
The plan having the merit of bold.
est originality is to lower down
another bull.pup, well secured by
a rope; the two will clinch, and, as
bulldogs never let 60, both will be
drawn up safely, to the sound of
vivaci0us music.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-08
The Assassin Intsrviswed.

An official of the Jail had q iopg
interview on The 4th with Guiteau.
When the official entered the cell
Guiteau was seated on his cot. He
is Ia very plainly furnished cell,
looking out on one of the inner cor.
rldUrs. There 10 nothing to read IN
the room. Upon little table near
the head of his cot was large piece
OF meat and bit Of bread, sh0 viii z
that he had eaten nothing OF the
food eent to him. This Official was
sent to see Guitesu for the purpose
Of talking with him and finding out
from his general c0nversati ion some
of the ideas Of the man, and wheth-
or he himself would indicate If he
had any confederate or not. Gui-
teau walked up and down In his
cell and was very earnest, but he
did not betray any more excite-
ment than u man would ordinarily.
He was very much in earnest. He
did not appear 10 be crazy. His
talk WAS coherent. His language
was more OF the character OF
A RELIGIOUS FANATIC.
Almost before the official who
interviewed him began the CONVEX
sation, 0uiteau commenced ques-
tiouing him. He said: II have
not seen q single newspaper since
my arrival here. It is An outrage.
/ do not know what the people
think OF me. No one IL allowed to
speak TO me to let me know what
has taken place. Are the people
rejoicing throughout the cou ntry
Are they having pr0cession.f
What are the leading newspapers
of the country saying about itS /
take 1t that the New York Herald
IL backing me In 1t, aud the stall
warts throughout the country are
having q Publication. What an
Outrage IL IL that 1 cannot learn
any particulars"
The gentleman calmly and quiet
ly sat down and Explained to him
that there was not y single new
paper that approved his act, anu
the person WAS yet To De found who
thought as he (duiteau) did. This
seemed To di-appoin. him. He
said: fare you tsAily telling the
Sruth2n
TIE official said that he was.
Then, said 9utteau. striking q
tragic altitude and Hitting his head.
II know that 00d IL with me, and,
0ud being on my eide. I Will defy
the whole w0rld.u 0uiteau went
on to explain.
Hrs NoxKyHs ron colfxIrTyNa Tiki
= 81 s. Y ''zs':, 81 81 Z
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-08

PALESTINE, Texas, July THE
TexAs-P .c,fic has reached q point
sixty miles west OF Big Springs. 1t
is going at thera OF two miles q
day. No bridges are necessary,
aud unless the rains intervene, 1t
will reach Ell Paso by January 1st.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-08

AIl Kinds 81 Job.WOrk done -
Oom pete with 6aD FranClsCO IN
Pp1ces eeyRo. and Eleganoe Of Work.
DoaenhD. Ee
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MAMuFAcToRY:
.swespstake Plow Company,

San LEANDRO. Cal
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-08

WAsHINGT0N, July I'll M
The condition Of the President con-
tlnues favorable. Pulse, 100; tenn.
persture, 100; respiration, % I'M
less some uufsv0rabie change oc-
ours no further bulletin will be
issued until $50 p NJ. (Signed,)
D. w. BLISS and others.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-08

Price lists and further information may
be obtained by mail or otherwise. on Appll.
cation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-08

nsgs 70 Inform me Dublio that he sproads
= FINE LuNoH aud Keeps n8CEL-
I4nNx IIoUonG. lze aiso eivus NM
MEAL ~ -. n pQhlko ~ ene&ln1z4
aYls y ~ - \! Z ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-08

Regular meetings Il asunorx. U~I y
Hail. every Friday evening g 50@ s.
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AoW
Whole Tickets, ~ Half Tickets, 81. >
~ Tickets, $50. 81 Tickets, 1iO0.
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter
or send by xpress. Don't send by reg.
istered letter or Postoffice order. Orders
sent at our expense. Address all order
r. N. BOARDMAN.
Cogrier-Jogrnsl byIIdlng. !.ouisyilie, Ky.
New York, n6-dAw
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VINE AND FRUIT GROWERS.
To Raise Large Crops you
must irrieate.

~ AIAA8eso ruooc19AukAys yOu fhuot aeFo sA@&
s. power that docs not give ont when
the wind fAila
Laufksttsr + Ohurehman Bros. Rorss-Povsr's
fPAxnsz.D rnsauAnr issn. issll
Nsvsr fAtls 70 supply moro water than faus
or nve Windmills, even supposing you have
all the wind you want. Il Is also Suitable foa
running light machinery, such a. Barley
Crackers, Corn Shelters, Tanning Mills, Grain
SEPARATOR, or for Saving Wood. They are
never falling cannot get out Of order. easily
worked. substantial and always give aatis-
fAotien wherever they have hspn used. 0ne
hoFse - eaaly woek ~ esineh pumps WITH
ffom 500 g 14ooo El3ime per LON.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-08
BEE RANCH FOR SALE,
SITUATED EIGHT y MILES FROM

SITUATED EIGHT MILES FROM
LOS ANGELES,
With two dwelling houses, barn, chick.
on-housea and honey house; plenty OF
good mountain water brought 10 the
houses In pipes; a large stock OF Italian
hives. together with all the appurte-
nances nece ssary for the use and opera
ton OF the bee business. kor further
perticula 70 inquire at 28 Main street, or
address r. o. box o66. Los Angeles. Cal