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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-28
COURT REPORTS.

Superior Court. HOWARD J.
MONDAY, March, 27.
Estate of e. Maud, deceased
Continued till Monday, April Sd.
Estate of F. McLain, deceased
Return Of sale of personal properly
confirmed.
Heidi vs.. Heidi; divorce-De-
cree ordered ~ prayed for.
Fletcher vs.. Fletcher; divorce
Passed Informally.
SET FOR TODAY.
Estate of Alvarado, deceased
Petition for letters of administra.
tien.
SEPULvEDA, J.
Johnson vs. Squires-Demurrer
of defendant to complainant SUBJ
mitted. Two days to file points.
Gibbs ct al vs.. Mcdonald ct al.
Demurrer overruled. Ten days to
answer.
Kennedy vs. Davis ct al Motion
for new trial denied. Ten days
stay.
In matter of accusation against
Ohss. G. Lamb, County Recorder,
defendant pleads not guilty. Case
set for trial April 10.
People vs. A. S. Shorb-Special
venirs Of 48 jurors ordered returna-
BILE at 10 A. NJ. Wednesday, next.
People vs. j. II. P. Williams
On trial.
SET FOR TO DAY.
People VS. Smith-Grand larceny
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-28

g. f. Heinzeman has been
appointed agent for the celebrated
Shaker medicines.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-28

J. w. Ernest has q very large
thoroughbred Kentucky jack. For
terms and particulars see hand
bills in few days. lw-mr24
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-28

Clothes cleaned or dyed, then
mended and pressed and warranted
to look like new, at No. 8 Also
street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-28

Five hundred dollars worth Of
secondhand clothing wanted at
No. 8 Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-28
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.
Los Angeles April Session.

Les Angeles April Session.
TUESDAY, April IS, 1880 A. M.
Msti0ns.
Examination of Applicants.
CRIMINAL CASES.
10,692-People va MsssersmIth-
In bane.)
1O,s95-People VS. De Los An
geles.
1e.704-Peeple VS. Giesen.
10,713-PeopIe vs. Gadd.
10,723-Peopls vs. Hall.
10,7z7-People vs. Fuqua.
10,729-Psople va Davis.
l0,730-Peepls VS. Garcia.
13.734-People VS. De Courcey.
10,735-People vs Sanders.
10.T36-Peopls VS. Harris.
1o.7S9-Pssple VS. Lock Wing
ct al.
1o,742-People VS. Lewis.
Wednesday, April 18th.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
Court meets at 10 A. NJ.
S,020-Tibbetts ct al VS. River.
side l.. and L. Co.
S,1O0-Mesks Sr. VS. Southern Pa
cific r. r. Co.
8,132-Stockman ct al vs River.
side l.. and 1. Co.
8,lS6-Los Angeles County Bank
vs Raynor.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
6.6sl-De Thomas vs. Witherby
ct al.
S.133-Califernia Southern Rail.
rosd Co. vs Kimball.
8,295-Scranten vs Begole.
S.287-Lombarde ct al vs Olivas.
Thursday, April 2Qth.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
S.219-Wilson ct al vs Smith
ct al.
S,241-Tibbets vs. Blade.
8,l04-Friedlander vs. Sum ner G.
S. NJ Co.
S,1S4-Bower VS. Rankin.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
8,2Ss-Whitnsy vs Mccoy ct al.
S,317-Hancock Va Burton ct al.
S.Sl1-Breadribb vs Tibbitts.
8.176-DeaD, estate Of.
Friday, April 2lst.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
7,1S1-Hutchinson vs Superior
Court Inyo Co.
7,2o9-MappA ct al va Council of
l.. A.
8,eS0-Kslly vs Rose ct al.
8,l01-0ity Of Los Angeles vs s.
P r r Co.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
s.1l9-Dewsy We Frankel Bres.
& Co.
S,153-Pico vs. Martinez.
8,175-McFaddsn vs. Mitchell.
S;22e-City Of Los Angeles vs Los
Angeles City w. Wks. Co.
Monday. April Gath.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
8,270-Ralph ct al vs Lockwood.
8.294-Weill W Bent ct al,
o,321-Brewn W Brown.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
S,318-Ceunty Of Los Angeles vs.
Lamb ct al.
8,819-Smith vs Smith.
S.240 santa Barbara, City Of W.
Sherman ct al.
Tuesday. April 25th.
Court meets at 10A NJ.
IN BANG.
7,99S-Orens VS. Sherman etc.
s.0V1-Dsn, estate of.
S,oo9-C0ta vs Jones ct al.
S,el9-GaIrstson W Board Of Su-
psrvisers of Santa Barbara.
7,7E-Cuddsback vs Dstroy ct al.
S,024-First National Geld Bank
vs DE- La Guerra ct al.
6,498-Hinch man va MCCARTHY.
7,7S2-McCsy vs Morrison.
7,965-O'Connor W Hazard.
7,366-O'OoHnOr We Good ct al.
8.O26-McCreery VS. Fuller ct al.
S,oS6-Taylor ct al vs McClain
ct al
S,074-Mesmer ct al va Jenkins.
S,079-Los Angeles q. Co. vs. To-
herman, Mayor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-28

DR.. Hsnlsy's celebrated CAlifor-
nia I. x. l.. Bittsrs always relieves
DyspePsiA and indigsstion.
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horses---Notice to Stock Men.

A VALUABLE OAKLAND RESI-.
road depot, situated ON one of the prin
cipal streets, will be exchanged for Cali.
fornte or half-breed mares and colts.
For further particulars address w. B.
eShRooms IS and Sc, No. 800 Pine street,
lean francisco, Cal. siS|-w-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-28

Bavarian Felsen beer constantly
on draft at Philippps Volks Halle,
Market street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-28

The colorist does dyeing and
securing at No. s Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-28

Spanish language. By Prof. A.
Cuyas, "a Main st. d11.1y
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DIED.
FUNERAL NOTICES. ONE DOLLAR.

LITTAUER-In this city, March Oath,
1897. David Lfttauer, o native of Po-
land, aged 40 years, 9 months, 10 days.
san Fran cisco papers please copy.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE,
u. 8. ARMY.

Division OF kilograms and Reports fol
the benefitof Commerce and Agriculture
Report Of observations taken at Los An.
geles, Cal. March 27, 1882.
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The Parrot envious of the praises bestowed on the
Nightingale and desrous of directing to himself the favor
of the guests proposed assist in turn for their
ment But the noises hdeous the singing so mis-
erabe that the birds, in fit of indignation set upon him
with clubs and drove him out of the assembly,
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TUESDAY, April IS, 1880 A. M.
Mstions.
Examination of Applicants.
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40 Its name indioatss,ceversa q wide
range of subj cots, including gsnsr-
al literature, and practical sugges-
tions and directions in regard to
employ ments for men and women.
It is an Invaluable work and should
be Ia the hands of every body.
United States Marshal Poole aud
Deputy Marshal Dunlap went up
to San Francisco overland last
evening having in charge eight
sailors OF the ship Queenstown,
witnesses against first mate John
Mcdonald, Of that ship, an account
Of whose examination by United
States Commissioner H. L. Lee
and commitment to appear before
the United States Grand Jury, was
published in last Thursday's
HERALD.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19

The number of casualties by the cyclone at McAllister, I. T.. foot ur 120. Of this number, fifteen are dead.
 On Tuesday. It kneeland's rrai- rie, California, Rufus Nj Dowell shot and killed John Hurley. An ola grudge eau >ed ihe IT uble.
 Joseph Jenkins. who shot and kI led Ray-hel Costello, his brother In.law, in St. Martin pari-h. LouiSi- anf. was hanged hy the indignant citizens on Mon'iay.
 Tie Pos;master-Ge eneral Is pFepar- ing a schedule for the fast ;na'l, un- der the new appropriation. tn San Francisco. and ano her from Bosron to New o leans.
 Ore of the faculty If the s!inne- a:olis university flowed some stu dents wh., We're out on n spree, slIo, sLd slightly wounded one of them named Asa P. inc, on Monday night.
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What a German Newspaper sa, 6.


 We Germans arc, in general, n0I i inclined to believe at oace ip grea,
 announcements ard puffs; we are
 rather suspicious, and often with Ter.
 feel right, of exac geratiens and hum,
 bugs. Our motto i>; "What the eye
 sres the heart believes" and We ! therefore desire to zee and examine
 ourselve before we speak about things and praise them. This was
 our idea when we heard an read SO much about Dr. S. A. Richmond's s f ju fly c.l,bra'ed Worlds Epileptic
 I siitutc, and we therefore -ent Q re- porter to the building. We are now rf ble 10 give tbe best informant n on the subject, based On a pe' onal re- view and examination of tic prem
 ises.
 Orr reporter found pr Richmond in his office. The doctor kindly re- ceived him, and O only answered ali Is questions, lut showed and ex- p'ained every hi g about the place to him. His off e is on the first floor If the building, and its walls are covered win thousands of pIiotc- graphs of gen; lemrn and ladies re- stored to health by the use of Sama- ritan Nervine, among whom our re- porter recognized ma y of his own cOun.rym n, and its sl -ss cases con- tain innumerable certificates of cures and let CTS in praise of this world-fam. us remedy.
 About len years ago, pr. Rch mond crme to St. J 'seph. He was then poor young mn, with but lit- lie maney, and no money 10 assist him. He rented a small office On Francis street, and commenced the struggle for surcess sing handed ami alone. He has achieved a grand triumph. in the face of stubborn D. position on every hand. and is today one of the wealthiest men in our midst This fact alone is amply suf fici nt to show th.. merits of his in- valuable epara.ion, wen though there were no Oth,r sou -ces fir m which to p ocurc valid and reliable information.
 But besides the money which this great medicine has been the means of bringing to the inventor the doc tor receives daily he blessi ags of thousands of patients restored 10 health and h1ppinass through his insirumentality. These letters are open for inspection at his office, and it requires two clerks 10 attend to this branch of the business.
 Dr. Rio'moni i living example 10 be initiated by al yong men who have a disposition to reach emin"nce in he world by d:lirence in the use of heir own exertions, and besides the enjoyment of the pro eperi;v which surrounds him, he has e satisfaction 10 be rega'de'l as a ir. man benefactor.-[St- Joseph Vo ks- | latt.
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|. s. LAsp OPTIC. AT ruosov, AsI.oxA,

U S. LAND OPTIC. AT TUosov, ARIZONA,
 iay 9th iss2. {
 Aiaricopa Go, Arizora.
 SIR:-Conpia nf havi.s be, 2 Ill de and tered ct | office by John N- t.srk sg m provi ed ny ssc'i0n 3 cf h. act courage Il growth oi timber ne N est esn frAi leg" approved June A, iS7S- for iiing tp comply n your part In the CO., Gluons r"qa- ed by sad ;-ct, an" A. sumed by you be r. rforned in your tim Der culture entry No 3. upon tn north east quart section No. 2u Town- h p NI 2, North of range No 5 East, '.iia aad Salt Rive Meridian Nad- on the ist day ofJuIy 1878. n this that yOu haYs fail t.1 break CT cause tO b.. broken ployS ed, Five asr. O. land covetel thereby .he hrSt year after such entry. That you failed tO break or lu-e [. be broken or ploNei, five acres of land during the sec,nd yoGr- That ou fail-d to cultivate To crop or otherwise tle i've acres requl- ed 10 oe broken or plJwed th- frs year. end that On he rhirf year ycu failed 10 cu.t .tisLte to cro, OIh-r@ i-e the five acrs .eq l. 10 be broSen the record year and 10 plsnt In -lmber. see O. odt ings the "a Hcr'e uirrd t, be oxen the first year Ani that On she f.u h yer yJu raj ed 10 cul' vate and Nut in crop or o.herwi the ave acres rHQrired to be broken tn -ccnd ear. Ard a-ks that 'imS aud p ace, be Ii Ied f 'r 8 hearing g in Eaid case rhal he my b. allowed 70 prove aid slcga:i1rs by him SC m 6e; d that eRit tim Der cul- Iure entry No. g. may b. dec ased cancel- fed aud rfeitrd to 1he U-ited States
 Nn7 There re. vou ire ne-eos notif.d ann r-q i'd to appear ot Tbi oi'ic- in the C.. of Tucson. Ariz' m, Pn the It cay of Ja'y ISSs 1T the hnIr O. ID o'clock s.. of that cav. a which time and -Isce proof vii. he taken touch'ng the ale <a'ion therein SC. fo Ih, ard that you will be al- lowed 10 introduce s-rh sNi- euoe as y)n shall see fl tenfing tJ disprcve euch sl- legations an.l e-tsb'ish Tour rsht 10 sAii land under your Tt az 'sfo -e<ai-.
 YOurS Re p9rt lily.
 HENRY COUSINS.
 Register.
 C. E DALEY,
 mis-t1 Receiver of Public AoEeys.
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Notice of nomesseaa Entry.
LAND OFF oE AT TucspS, AR:-., May II.

1SS2.
 Notice Is herey given tn t Clayton s. Smith has lied notice of hIs inteRtiOn 10 m -ke final proof in su .porI his II, ne- 5 eaI kntry Ne 31. and securr rnsl entry thereof and that s4ch pr or will be taken bef.re tue Hon. De Forrest Porter Judge oi ths Second Judicial Ci4cui., or in the C.ty of P.seriA. on Iks 2U h day of June 1882. 10 o'clock T fa' me '. est ls q. s. W A O. Sec. 8, low. snip N., Range 3. Ea~I, and names Inc following hi- vii neSses. vi John I. Dennis, Alex aDder Stiera.'g r, Owl Kellogg aId Be j. W. Rei4ogg, al of P csur rit icopa C., IiE-.r-S < taSs- mz9-5w. neKI tcr.
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9an1ariean Mervfne

Cures Alcoholism, Dru k mess srd iee habit Of piu.r Sat ug. The d.g aaii |. h. bits are by fRr the worst il& hat hsve ever fallen suffer ing h"m1nlty. Tn .n- sands dib annua,h iroIa fn--~e no ieu- drugs The drul; ard drink liqror, not because hk |, b ,t f,r th pleasure O. drinkln. and tyre ting his friends. little thinksng tha, he Is on his gay to ruin Like the Opium Fla or. he first se- the
 d ng in -m<l q antics as ,rmle.- sn-
 t;dOte. b soo-h hiny infaeace of Ihe d-u:.
 taSce strong O uron its cIiIn. leading
 blm on io l.i- own de iruciion. The Rb-
 its Of Opium : ting and Liqu,r Drinking
 gre precisely hrt ca ing is o elime. ts>e-
 ness, as over-ea ing first iffsmcs the
 stomach. whicn Fedouhl,-S it 4Iimg- u,.-
 ril it pa all z-s both stomach and p-e-,..
 So every GrinK of qsor "r .Hse Cf oIsiam, instead oi saIisf ing only sdds tc it fe cs fires, uT til t consI m : ha vial foicr and th.u itse L k h. giution lns -apewo.m 1t cries ''Gi CT giv giNe" bus never enough unI Is own rap c ty devo -rs i;s'li. ar;tan NvTTine gises instal Tslisf h. Ill sach case. II produce- eletP ql,ers h n.ry-s. bn,i ids u th n rvods systsm I'd re-,,res dy ani mind to La frnV
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19

Vim. B. Hooper G Co. arc agents for D..miana Bitters.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19
SAMARITAN RERv.ME

Cures Female Weakness. General Deb l. tt, Leu-orTRa or Whites P inful Men struati n C.e.. atiOn of he Uteru-. = tern heat C el. fltinfnit or ofthe Bladder, itritabi ity of the Elad fer Ilorr " kefn .:.es at Nigh fh re Is no bette T medy. During the chs. ge of iis-. nl F .hIal sh5dil be without it. IL Qui~ts the nervous st .m an1 gives rest, c.l.lif .Ir nsd natI,. e,s sNreAi | t,x
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PREFERREn LaCALs

IAdvertis m nts in tni= column will be inserted al 15c. per line each week-l
 For heal-h. strength and vig0r, drink Dnmiana Bitters.
 
 Carl Sherer has moved rom his old stand next tn LOo-ely's saloon and will hereafter keep his bakery at his new place, rec doors south Ut The telegraph oifive. All respectable dealers keep Da. mianl Enters.
 'RIraupa.b."
 Qui k. cnmplete cure, all annoy ng Krdhey. Blad Ter and Urinary iselses. $l. Druggists.
 You wIhL never have a sonr stom. ach if you drink Danian4 Ritters. A CARD-7'o all who are sufIrFInC from the errors and discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay loss nf manhood &c 1 will send a re- cine that will cure you, free nf charge" This great remedy was discovered by missionary in South America Send stlf-addresse.i en- velnpe to the REv- JOSEPH I, LYMAN, Station D, New Ycrk City.
 Wm. B. Hooper & Co are agents for Damiana Bitiers.
 Rough on Rats"
 Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks. gophers. 15c. Druggists.
 If you want good appetite, drink Damiana Bitiers.
 skinny Men.
 TWelPs Health Remover" restores health and vigor. cures Dyspepsia. Impotence, Sexual Debility. $1. THE MEXICAN REMEDY for dis
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Samaritan Eervine

Samaritan E;ervine Cures Ner,,us y~pcisIa .ipi, ton oi Ihs nsIsi. A-tA4la, bronchitis Sc-a fnla. : philis- dis Ssss If tse k,,iu y. and ail ois as ,f Inc il ar Gsea :. Neiy. Us d-i,i it, caused ny .Le lisGiScret:os ... }; u.h, permanently cured by the use O. .his va.ua n .emecy. To tu- 'ou. g. EIodis-aged AaG old m Il VI ho GOV, rIn1 < J our slfesing IS wi Il q Esn ls by silence, look ul,. Gu. be saved by .iiae sii0r' S. aud mako oinum cnts 10 society, afiu jsA . els i. Ih- crown Of your ma CT. If yot will Do not k 60 tar crct long T unt til '. szps Nouc isa.s, aud destroys both to y Sua soul If yosi ete thus af,ict-s.. tA s wsI restore sour sn-ttt red l=rVs-. ares premature decay. i-npart tone anu etergy 10 the whole sy tenn.
 SAMARITAN NEgvISE cured my iit'e eir f.. Sac was also deaf ! d d mb. but il cured aer- Sa ne can now ta. k anu hear wei 5ybocN-
 PlZE .ss, Spri-i gwa-eT, Wts.
 SAMARITAN NERv.NE las been tin means oa GU ing my wife Of j. 5. FLETCHER, Ft Collins, Cola.
 SAM RATTAN EERvISE made a surs eyre of \ :a~e 0. h's for my soa. L. B. RA Ls. lliatss,i ., hau.
 SA&A2- TAN NERVINE cured III of Ver-tgo neu gia and sick headsc enc. Rs WM Ills sc 1urIr-, ii
 SAMARITAN NERvINE was the meal 0: curing ID, vie of spa ms
 4&---s-s-z T. IE. 11eas-rs- s'
 gs RATTAN NERyINE cared me oi asth 6, after spending oyer S3, ,qv0 .si,h C. aEi dNc'
 R. aCB,oS, CIV >Ibany, Ind.
 SAMARITAN NERvISE enectuailJ CUT. me cf spasm+
 Mss JENNIE WA~RLN. 74o West Van .iu- SL Ch.cago, Ill, SAMARITAN NERvINE Cured our child Of hs af -r given up to die D, oar family. II haNiig o,,r iOo in 24 hours. HkNRY Et.
 FsrYiila, \ "rren S".'
 SAMARITAN NERvINE, Cured me of scroflla after suffering for eight eacs. ALRERr S1xPso>,
 Peoria, Ill
 SAMARITAN SERyINE Gu ed my sen of irs aftei S enui..g S2,4o0 w ith other doctors, J. " THoK ToN,
 Ciaiobrn. N. ss.
 SAMARITAN NERvISE Cured me ueiIn-nsntly of epi.eptic ifs of q stubborn character. REv NM IA TN,
 Siech- ntcsto@n, Nc.
 SAMARITAN NERvISE Cured my son of ars aTe h.v.as had 2-5cO in ei < htesn months. Mas E. FJBEs,
 West Pot=d4m, N- !.
 SAMARITAN NERvINE Cured me or ePil. p-y Uf nire ye rs stand iRk. Atss OsL@SA AZ. HSLL'
 GraLbs, NcHtoA I1..
  SAMARITAN NE4vINE has permanently cured me If epilep-y of many years duration. JAcoB suTE
 St. J SC. h, 40.
 SAMARITAN NERVINE c ired m of bronchitis, a- hma and gen. s.aI de6Iiiiy. OLIVE ME $:
 I.ontou, ohio.
 SAMARITAN ERvINE Ha. erred me of a<t .ma; also scrnfn'a of m any years sta)iing. IsAAc JswELI:
 C.vi g OA Ky.
 sAMARIT.N NERvI~E Carsd me of frs. Have ben vrli for over four vesrs C-ARL,s GJaTIA.
 Osek--, DOug'aS- Go.. hlnh-
 SAMARITAN HERvINE. Is for ..la ny druggists eve-vw'c-e. or nav ba had I r~-t fr,.m Us. Those who xish tn ob in further iderce oI ihe GU, q iva pro sis- nf SSmari al Ne.v le will pl-s e -ncia- 2 c.nt DOS sgr stamp tor a c,Dv cf O. Illu-7r t.d QUIT al cf Zeal h. w.ving pdreds os res imo; i',l' ,~ . -ra from re CHS h. ha>s used h m -dicire. nj To their .,iciur-s ';hotn- z- ph-,i sftcr their resioraIi to perfect ea tn. Add -,ss
 DIR. c. A. RICH 'ON0 $ co, WoIId's Eoi'-pti' Institute.
 ST. JOSEPH, Go.
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SAMARITAN Nerviine.
sAMARiTAn NERvsRE

ures EpiIeptic Fits. Spasms. Co- vul sions, St. VitaS Dance. vertigo, Ii s:eriya Insanity. .s pop -xs. Paralysis, kheu.na- sIn, V uralgia and all Ne vous D ssa-se The lnfalaol r-meiF will positively eradicate every species of Nervou- :-e- rangelne mt, and Srlv- them aNay from whsnc cthsy came II yer to return again. It uttcr.y destro. the germs of iiisea- q by ueutral,zizg the herefitt+ry i' or poiso7 In ;h. system and tiiOroGghls eradicate the disease. aRd ut IT.. q g. troys the cause.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19

'Raraupa.b." Qui k. cnmpl~te cure, all annoy ng Kidney. Biad Ter and Urinary iselses. $1, Druggists.
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WILL attend to bis.n sa of every das-
 w criptio.. in the General Lald Oitice- "a ents for inventions proc,.r q, def.ndcd and pro =ecuted. Sorr. sponGence solicited.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19

IAdvertiS m nts in tn1- column will b inserted at 15c. per line each week.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19
Jealousy.

CHIclso, May IA Hancock. Mich special says: Auto s new auper. brewer, sho. his wife as she lay asleep w.th her mother, yestcr day, and then shot himself through the head. Both are dead. JeaIousy was the cause.
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Railroad Arcsd-nt.
Je~nne.te Survivors.

HULL, May 1.-The steamship Hildalgr. with It. Danehower; Mir. NewcomD. the naturalis' Jack Cole, the insane seaman; and Long Sing. survivors nf the Jranuetie Arctic ex- petition, arrived here thIs morning in goo heal,h- The par y win pro ceed on tire midday 'ra,n 70 Liver nooi
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19

If you want good appetite, drink Damiana Bitiers.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19

For he4l.h, strength and vi gOl drink Dnmians Bitters.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19
Fridays News,

Ta<y all doa! Do whats
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'Raraupa.be"

All respectable dealers keep Da. n,iana Enters.
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shot by Deserters.

SPEAR. N. M., May 17-About half past one o'clock two men and four mules arrived at this pla~e wafered their animals al the talk, when two other men arrived and iIed their horses at the telegraph of fee fence. They reported that the men who had the mules were desert CTS from Camp Tiomas, and had DstoIen seven or eight head of ock. among them a horse belonging to NIT. Joe Hill of Stafford, ArIznna. MT. Hilrs brother and ". H. Miller were thu men who were following them. They made a request that some one go and speak to tue desert CTS and ask them what they had none with the balance of the stock, but no one cared about doing so. MT. Hill stated he did not wish any trouble, only to find out where his sstecH was. Not being able to pre- slI on anyone to go oo so dangerous ,mission MT. A. 6. Hill and his
 har ion, W. H. Miller, started.
 selves. to interview them. By
 l.. <1 eI.
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You wILL never have sOnr stOm. ach if you drink Dainian4 Ritters.
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SaMARlTAN NENvINE

cursd my iitie eir f--. Sac was also deaf ! d mo. but il cured aer. he can now ta anu hear as wei a- ybodN
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The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19

Carl Sherer has moved from his old stand next tn LOo-ely's saloon and will hereafter keep his bakery at his new place, [ rec doors south ot The telegraph oitirs.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies ants, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks gophers. 15c. Druggists.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19

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The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19

Wm. B. Hooper & Co are agents for Damiana Bitiers.
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The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-11-09
The Living Present.
From the Philadelphia Press (Rep. }

From the Philadelphia Press [Rep.)
Ia most of the States party lines
are as uncertain as the ice line in a
broad stream under sunshine and a
spring freshet There are enough
voters in each State to divide into
two formidable parties, but not
enough to make a half dozen
schisms respectable or formidable.
1t is with a rather cynical smile the
strong party man of the past pre-
pares his ballot for to-day. He is
quite Indifferent to the salvation of
the country, shrewdly alive to the
fact that the country is necessary for
both parties to live in, and that
neither means to do a single thing
that will make the living more pre-
carious, costly or unfruitful. Then
the only problem left to distract the
voter is the character of the men );
their fitness, the guarantees that
their past gives for their future. The
war having finally settled itself in
the limbo of the past, the parading
of the sanguinary garment would
excite only ridicule now Principles
both parties claim them all, and
as there are not enough to go around,
the fellows that claim the most are
likely to be the best patriots. The
tendency being for individual, party
aud official freedom, the gonfalon Of
the boss is not sign of conquest
this year, and hence the result to<
day may be expected to leave good
many uudope who expect to be done
and good many ''done" who have
not dreamed of such a catastrophe
But good nature prevails and every
body means to be happy whether the
white rose of York, the red rose o
Lancaster or the thistle of the Cam
eron flies from the ruins.