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ferred, pending the opinion OF the
City Attorney. /,
The Zaoja Committee reported
In favor of granting the petition OF
Deming, Palmer & Co., the work
to be done under the supervision
of the City Surveyor.
Mr.. Kuhrts moved that Deming,
Palmer Sc Co. either put in a new
fiume or pipe Immediately on the
zapia on Old Also street. Carried.
All bids for building a fume on
First street were rejected,
On motion, the action was recon-
sidered. .
Mr.. Weyse moved that tbs bid of
w. Burr for the work be accepted.
Lost.
Mr.. Moore moved that bids for n
conduit on First street be adver-
tised for. Carried.
The Com mite on Supplies ree-
ommend that twenty maps for the
use of the City Surveyor be made
by A. Solano at the rate OF 30 each.
So ordered.
Petition of e. L. Wright and
others, for q change OF the grade at
the crossing of Charity and Court
House streets. Referred to Board
of Public Works.
Petition of the residents of Main
street, between Adams and JetfeT-
son streets, for the improvement Of
same. Referred to Board of Public
Works.
Petition of p. HI. Lemmert and
others, to have the water pipe from
Zanja No. 2 TO the river removed
on account of being nuisRnce,and
giving the reasons supporting the
petition. Referred to Board of
Public Works.
The Board of Trustees of the
Branch State Normal School re-
ported that it is advisable to have
tho pew school building connected
with the city sewer system by
the construction Of q sewer on
Fifth street, from Charity to the
main sewer, or by some other prac-
ticable method. Referred to the
Sewer Committee.
Petition of irrigators outside OF
the city limits, on the east side of
the river, to be furnished with wa.
ter. Received and filed.
Adjourned.
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savs the San Bernardino Tim es:

Says the San Bernardino Times:
The Grover troupe were surprised
on their arrival here to-day to find
that the town had not been billed
or any public announcement made
Of their coming. 1t seems that o
man named Fl. II. Morton was en-
gagged as advance agent, at his own
urgent solicitation, and Was given
the necessary funds and means to
bill the town, arrange for adver-
tising and attend to all necessary
work. When he had the funds in
hand, however he sdeparted for
realms unknown and left the party
in the luroh.
We met young Mathews, yester-
day evening, from Swartbout
can on. He says that the snow fell
six feet deep on a level at his house
during the late snow storm, and
fell very fast. They had to dig
their way out of the house, and
could not get around except on
snow shoes. They found couple
of deer, Que morning, u short dis
tanee from the house, and the
snow was so deep they could not
run. Some of the men went up to
them and killed them with knives
before they could get away. Mr..
Mathews came from the pass yes
terday, and the snow WAS still two
feet deep. 1t had melted down to
that since it fell. San Bernardiao
Indec, Jan. 9th.
That indefatigable prince of shoe
dealers, Mr.. d. Nsgle, is on his
feet again, after the late fire. 1t
requires some very extraordinary
event indeed to disturb or divert
his triumphant progress. Right
on the heels OF his mishap he hied
him to San Francisco and there
laid In a splendid stock Of boots
ami shoes Of the most approved
makes. For variety, style and
quality, his selection cannot be
surpassed south of San Francisco.
Throughout bis whole business Ca
reer In Los Angeles Maggie has
been noted fer his enterprise, push
and courteous treatment of his
patrons. His maxim has been ard
Is excelsior, and he proposes to re-.
Eaia, now as always, in the front
rank. If you need anything in the
boot or shoe line give him call at
his new quarters, No. al Main
street. He Is prepared to offer bar
gain to all ages and seXea.
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INNINGS SCORE.
Property Transfers.
REPORTED BY JUDSON, GILLETTE
g. GIBSON-JAN. 2S, 1881.
CONVEYANCES.

Lake Vineyard Land and Water Asso-
citation to susan II Baisley-Lot9 9 Range
7. Alhambra addition tract;S S32S.
Alex b Grogan to william Moor9-22.4 40
acres in Ros San Pasqual and Santa
Asif" AsPk Il Go and d O Mills and Lloyd
Teyis, Trustees, to George Cate-N "a OF
sEX aud lot 8, Sec Z, ,T2S, S,Rl3 W; $679 .9S.
Ienry s Orme and Mary @. his wife, to
AureIlus . Daman-l0 acres in SW Il OF
AZ * Sec 7, L 2 5, X l3 w; $3.50.
MAN Orman JoJ M Dawson-2 acres
in Julian Chavis alloanent, Ro santiago
de santa Ana; 81.
Patrick Armstrong to T. o Merrill-Lot
r. bIk III, Thomas tract; S72j.
I IA Powell to Sarah Jane Rudesill-l
acre in Julian Chavis tract, Ro Santiago
de Santa Ana; $3.50.
divided u OF 81 acres in W part of lot
blk 26, Hancock's survey; 5000.
Thomas u Bloesser to George Louis
Nickerson-l0 acres in lot 7, j j Bnllis
tract; $500.
Il d McFarlan to James Hunt-Lol
5Oxl2O feet In blk 20, Ord's survey; 5000. =,
Cynthia Trapp TO Frank III Trapp-All
her property; love, etc.
lose G. Corea to Joseph NJ Spencer-W
u lot Is blk +. Morris vineyard tract; $50
Lansing Haight, Edward ID Smith and
| Abijah Baker to Tohongo Gold Mining
CoYMining claims. mill site and water
| rights in Tohongo Mining Dstrict:$l.
AR Loomis to Maria l. Ferguson-Lots
| and % blk 81, Huber tract; Sl375.
Ell Workman to w III Workman tJuly
| 20 lSsl)--Undivided a of lot 81, blk q
| Fort Hill tract; 81.
| VIM II Workman TO Matthew iced
| Lot 8, blk g, Fort Hill tract; $500.
| Estate of Joseph Vincent 10 Riehart
.Jasper-E "a of s so acres of Sc Il Sec IL
L s, r Is w; $50.
Al stafford to Chas A Hall-Lot
! blk 10, santa Ana; $500.
NH Mitcholl to l. Phlillps-Lot
blk 1a, santa Ana; $500.
i s Phillips to Chas A b Hall-Sam
| as last; 81.
Ricardo Palomares to Agustin Villa
Lot IL, Burdick's addition to Pomona
$500.
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Wilmington Shipping News.

Sailed, January 23d, schooner
Kitty Stearns, Minor, master, in
ballast, for Trinidad.
Sailed, January 25th, schooner
Sparrow, Timmes, master, in bal.
last for Eureka.
Arrived, January Goth, schooner
San Mateo, Sylvia, master, from
fishing voyage to San Clementa.
Sailed, January 9th, schooner
Clara Light, Pallam, master, in
ballast for Eureka.
Sailed, January 9th, schooner
Peerless. Stackman, master,in bal
last for Umpqua river.
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COURT REPORTS.
Superior Court .sEPULvEDA. J.

Superior Court. ...SEPULYEDA, ].
SATURDAY, Jan. %.
Santa Cruz ct al. vs.. Flores ct al.
Proof heard. Decree ordered.
HOWARD, J.
Estate of M. Chijulla-Hearing
of account continued till February
9th, 1882, at 10A. NJ.
SET FOR MONDAY.
Wilson vs. Grijalva.
Hancock VS. Piummer-Trial.
Estate of Charles e. Robinson,
deceased-Hearing under SEC. 1859.
Estate of w A. Abbott, deceased
Petition for family allowance.
Guardianship of Temple minors
Argument.
Guardianship Of Louis Harmon
Return OF sale of real estate.
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CAUTIoN.-wHEREAs THE POP,

~AUTION.-WHE THE POP.
u ularity of our GUATEMALA" "
Brand OF cigars has induced unprln-
cipled parties to counterfeit II ana PAIN
Imitation of ours, thereby doing great
injury to us, we hereby inform all deal
ers that we are the sole proprletors OF
the ssGuatemala" brand. and have taken
every means known TO the law 10 pro,
tect our right to the same, and Will
prosecute all infringers to the extent
of the law.
can he had OF NJ. A. Gunst Il Co., No. soS
Kearney street, San Francisco. our soie
accents for the Pacific slope. Each box
7the q oenuine has our name printed in
mil ON the bottom of the box and on
the caution label. KIMBALL, GAUL-
IIEUR & CO., New York. t26-lm
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Spanish language. By Prof. A.
Cuyas, "a Main st. d11-1y

Mr. F. Adam, the pioneer tailor
of Los Angeles, No. 13 Spring
street, informs his patrons and the
public nerally that he has just
received a ee assortment of the
latest s4v.e. Of spring and sum mer
goods, which for elegance and va
riety of pattern cannot be sur
passed. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to call and examine
his stock. m2-lm
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Base Ball.

A match game of base ball was
played at Boyle Heights yesterday
between the University and Acme
Clubs, the latter winning by a
score of "a TO 13. The following is
the score:
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

Please take notice: Any person
raviDg pledges or collaterals at the
Star Loan and Broker Office, No. 4
Commercial street, will please re-
deem the same or pay accrued in
terest thereon within thirty days
nom this date or they will be sold.
P. S.--Mopey loaned on all kinds
Of personal property. mr3Otf
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BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.

THE HERAtp STEAM PRINTING
House makes speciality of Legal
Printing. Blis -, transcripts, etcs
rinted at low rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-29

=. Lindquist, merchant tailor,
No. 20 Spring street, is himself q
practical cutter; and, having had
ample experience In San Francisco
aud Los Angeles, knowe how to
meet the requirements OF his cue.
toners. He keeps full supply Of
the best cloths constantly on hand
aud makes them up "upOn honor"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-29

Just received, at Preuss & PRO
ni's Central Pharmacy, u splendid
assortment of pocket cutlery, and
a fine selection of Russia leather,
plush, alligator and seal skin
goods, such as pocket books, card
cases, letter cases, cigar cases and
ladies' pOrtmonnaies.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-29

See the ConcolodOr IN his wOn-
derful transmutation of cOl0rs at
the dyeing and securing establish
ment, No. s Also street.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE,
S..ARMY.

Division of kilograms and Reports for
the benefto of Commerce and Agriculture
Report of observations taken at Los An
geles, CAL, Jan. 27, 1882
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-29

Ladies, If you want a penknife, a
pair of scissors or pocket shears, go
to the Central Pharmacy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-29

Hughes's Russian Baths. Lo-
Gated No. Is Main street, opposite
the Pico House. Gentlemen and
ladies attended to 10y persons of
their own sex.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-29

Toilet sets innumerable, ivory
celluloid, composition and diatite
at the lowest prices. Call and ex-
anime, at Preuss g. Pironi's.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-29

Save money. Buy your drugs,
perlumery, soaps and brushes at
Preuss g. Pironi's.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-29

We have the largest stock of
drugs, medicines and druggist sun
dries in Los Angeles. Preuss d
PirOni.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-29

Five hundred dollars worth vi
secondhand clothing wanted at
No. 8 Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-29

Clothes cleaned or dyed, then
sieuded and pressed and warranted
to look like new, at No. 8 Aiist
street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-29

becond-handc clothing bought and
aold ct No. 8 Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-29

buy v wines Wsr rees, Jury J.m eTs, en,s and and
all kinds of claims. -
@. WHITE,
Attorney at Law.
-URoom % Temple Block. nS0-ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-29

Eastern oysters every style;
hot and cold lunches and all the
Gelicscies of the season served on
tbe shortest notice at Congress
Hall, corner OF Main and Requena
stree,s. Ice cold Boca beer, the best
on the Coast, always on hand, as
we'll as % full supply of the best
brands of liquors, wines and ol'
CARS, Entrance to ladies' rooms op
Reaueua street. Open day and
night.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-29

The oolorist does dyeing and
securing at No. S Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-29

When a contemporary intimates
that any one connected with the
HERALD warns up TO Japanese
Persimmons it is guilty of SANDER
too utterly utter for anybody hut a
blarsted esthete to perpetrate. We
hope these trees are useful for or
nament. AS respects the human
palate Japanese persimmons are q
delusion and snare. We shall
never forget hemingling of agony
and rage which possessed us when,
after long persuasion, We were in
duced to taste the pesky things. A.
long as the drug stor,s are full ol
ipecac, SIENNA and mamma, and
other revolving postrums, we see
no reason why any one should
banker after this exotic nastiness
misnamed q deIicacy.
We are indebted TO the Messrs
Edeiman & Co. for box Of fnt
clear Havana cigars OF their owl
manufacture, iabeles "Barnet'
Own.n They are credit to the
firm both in quality, makeup anC
style of package. The firm Intend
to make speciality of superior
goods of their own brands, have Sc
cured workmen Of great skill ant
experience and laid in large
stock of first class Havana and
other tobaeeos. 1t always gives us
pleasure TO note the establishment
| in our midst Of Industries which
will give employ nnent TO our owl
people. There is no need Of send
ing abroad for cigars when our owl
manufacturer turn out bettel
staple than nine out of ten Of th'
Imported brands.
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uIsend for illustrated Catalogue.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE:
County Warrants, etc.

rs Cliff SIT. New York
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OUR REPORTERS VACAT TION
NOTES.

During his ramblcs this season. our Mr.. NJ. has
taken upon himself the tIsk of satisfying our nu-
mcrous readers that whatever goods are manufac-
turcd In our goody city Of Roger Williams are Of
as high grade and as fine in quality, as can be
produced In any spot on the globe. Especially Is
this when the skilled pharns cist Of many years.
experience resolves e extract from the finest bo-
tanical specimens Of the vegetable world the most
potent cure for some special disease. In proof OF
hi assertion that Providence affords the best he re-
ates AN interview with an acquaintance. given him
while sOjounling temporarily at her residence She
says. About year suffered severely from rheu-
matism I'm my limbs. aud nemagia la the head /,
which endured two or three months with ns much
patience a, possible, being under the treatment Of
an excellent doctor, aud trying many Kinds OF
medicine without any marked benefit. At last a
medical friend advised me % try Hunts Remedy,
because he attributed my suo ring to the bad
condition Of my kidneys, which were not PERFORM
Ing their proper functions. and commenced TAX
ing it and IN few days the neuralgia had depart
ed, my headache had entirely disappeared, the
swelling IN my limbs and Joints had gone, and
have not hal a touch Of Il since. More recently
WIS troubled with impurty of the blood, which
showed itself ln severe oruptons on my face. ]
again rcsOrtcd 10 Hunt, Remedy, and aftcr taking
IL Il short time completely cured Oi that COM
piaint. Hunts Remedy has proved very beneficial
ID me H. attacks Of sick headache whics II always
allcyiatos aud notice the improvement ~ soon ~
take the Remedy. This Remedy has strengthen
ing elements, for IL has made me ioel much strong
or, and las been very beneficial 10 nay general
health. most heartily recommend II - all suffer-
ers Ike mysolf-Mrs. l.. g.. TANNER, No. 1876
Pearl street." We surely know that Mr.. W. r..
Clarke the Inanuf. ctnrcr of Hunts Remedy, Is u
skilled pharmacist of many years experience, and
A prominent member VI our state Board Of Phar-
mary.-R1 porter.
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A TRAGEDY WHEREOF TIE SEQUEL Is CAUSING
MUCH INTEREST IN ST. LOUIS.
Isl IOuls Republican,

A TRAGEDY WHEREOF TIE SEQUEL Is CAUSING
MUCH INTEREST IN 81. LOUIS.
(St Louis Republican,
The trial OF Philip MathueS for the muir
der OF his sweetheart, Annie Gcyer, in a
grove near Belleville, on Sunday the 2Sth
OF Nav last, was begun in the Circuit
Court Yesterday. This tragedy, wherein n
beautiful Young woman lost her life on 4
pleasant Sunday, occurred in the presence
Of a number Of the companions and sab
bath.school mates OF the deceased. On the
fatal afternoon Annie Geyer and number
of female companions, all members OF the
German Methodist Episcopal Sabbath
school. had proceeded to little grove just
east OF town on the Carlyle road, their OBJ
iect being to view the spot where. on the
next day, the annual picnic Of theirchurch
was TO be held. A number OF young men,
also members OF the same school and
church. had proceeded to the grove earlier
in tbe dav, and Philip Mathues was OF
the number. He had formerly been
. lover Of Annie, and had been her
accented suitor, but owing to his dissipa-
tion she had broken the engagement and
would have nothing more to do with him.
Philip had recently returned from a trip to
New orleans, anu IL i "iO5,u ei"' WIN.
he was in that city he wrote Annie several
letters. in which he threatened to kill her
II she did not consent to marry him.
When she saw him in the grove she en-
dcayored to avoid him. Her companions
were also afraid OF him. and asked Annie
70 leave the grounds. This she started to
do. when Philip stopped her, saying he
wanted TO have a talk with her. He seized
her rather roughly by the arm and forced
her TO step aside. What he said was moi
hoard by the Others, but il is supposed that
he was irving to get her to favor his suit
and make up with him again.
Tbe girls noticed that Annie was trying
TO get away from him, and they called
- Lcr IN come. Mathues, who still had
her by the arm, refused to let go, and al
NO., mv, ;mmediately drew a revolver and shoi
hn,. ,,,v', thronoh the heart. The others were Sc
horror.strickcn that they hardly knew wha
70 do. During the confusion the murderer
strode of. He proceeded to the police stu
zion and surrendered himself. The gran(
;urv which was in session, promptly IN
!Wa;;o,a him and he was arraigned few
davs thereafter. When arraigned M a,
,";yted. & and had to be stimulated VIII
i;nunr before he could be taken back u
thn ;a;l The case was entered Tor trial i
the the last last term OF the court but the heienc'
nj snS ','t Gov and secured continuance 10 IN
asheu ~ ioi ,orm " The interest in the case !
intense.
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DEMARkABLE!
LrrrrE FHoM A rRAvELLEE.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, september 20, 1857
think il duty I owe To humanity L. say "il't
your remedy has done for me. one year az" COM
fracted bad case Of blood-discase. ana not Know
ing the result Of such troubles. allowed II 70 IW
On for some time, hut finally applied 10 the bost
physician in this city, who treated me ior SIX
months. In that time took over 600 piils oi pro
tyiodide Of mercury. grain each. ana had run
down in weight from 2lO TO lj7 pounds ana WAS
confined 10 MY bed with Mercurial Rheumatish'
scarcely able 10 turn myself IN bed. Beng 4 uaN-
cling man, some of the fraternity found me III tiiS
deplorable condition, and recommended me 10 uy
your specific. ............. '.''.'.': C'7's '''"'
a. they knew :. :. :. been cured by
Of several :...... .............'' It's use l'"'n
menced the use Of it with very litle ialti' anu III
less than three weeks able 10 take my pi"'c vi
the road. The sores and copper-coloreo sio'S
gradually disappeared, and to-day nave ho' . =
sore Or spot on my person. and my "eisn' -
pounds. icing more than II ever was. 90 not
wish Won 10 publish my name, but you may sho"
this letter 70 any Who doubt the nert OF = . -
l0r know IL IS a sure cure. -
Yours truly. - lie -
some thirty years ago there lived In Noh'g0la- ~,
cry, Ala, a Young man who was 'erllOiy an,
ed. After being treated ior ""S -, ~
ihe medical profession Of this town WIN ho
,aneaf .hc,cour,eueed taking :. = :. Aiter per-
j.teptlv taking II two months he was cured belhe
acquainted with him for twenty years thereafter
en- tes,if, mai the disease never made It's returh
j. W. BIsrOP, J.P.,
Hot springs, Ark
II van doubt, come 10 zee IL, aud we VIII 'ChH
YoI;. or charge nothing! Write for particular
and copy Of the little book Message 70 .ne o", ,
fo,,rn.ts suffering" ASK any druggist as TO o"f
standing.
$1,000 REWARD
will be pa,d 10 any Chemist who VIII ma on an.
alyss Of 100 bottles of :. s. :. one particle o.
Mercury, Iodide of Potassium, or any MneSa '"0
stance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CoMrANt'
'''"''' Proprlelors, Atlanta Ca
Price Of small Size. ......'..''' 75
Iarge eize ............ ....s'''' ''''''''''
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
(nO 4-Sa Tu&ThJ
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Up Tree With n Broken Shoulder.

Frank 5. Naples. Of Wawecus Hill, had
the poor luck while out hunting the other
day to drive gray squirrel into hole in
tree thirty feet from the ground. Mr.. Ma
pies scaled the tree, pulled the squirrel ont
by the tail and beat its head against limb.
In doing so he nourished his arm so vigor-
ously that he threw his shoulder out OF
Joint. He was then in pcrilous plight,
disabled, thirty feet from the ground, and
a mile from help. He managed TO get down
from the tree, and while on his way home
started another gray squirrel, which he
shot, firing from the left shoulder. which
was sound. DIR. Lepping set Mr.. Msples's
dislocated shoulder,
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Suicide OF RappahannOck Man.

Glenn Odessa Stephenson, Of Rappahan-
mock county, committed suicide at the
residence OF his grandfather, John Palmer,
OF heysyille, yesterday, where he was liv-
ing. He retired rs usual, and at some time
during the night he got up and walked out
into The garden. and there laid down care
fuIly. and, placing the muzzle of pistol to
his forehead, deliberately blew his brains
OUT lie was man Of good habits, thirty
years old. and unmarried. No reason Is
assigned for the act. He was son of DR..
David stephenson. OF Marshall, Fauquier
county. worthy and prominent citizen OF
that place. -AieIdndriq GQzetfe.
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Sol NORTH FREMONT STREET, BALTIMORE.
During The war was injured in the stomach by a
piece Of a she'll. and hSve suffered from Il ever
since. About four years ago 1t brought on para,y-
SIS which kept me in bed six months, and the best
doctors in The city said could not live. suffered
fearfally from Indigestion and for over two years
could not eat solid food and Tor large portion Of
the time was unable to retain even liquid nourish-
mont tried BROWNS IRON BIrTHRs, and now.
after taking two bottles, am able to get up and go
around. and sm rapidly improving
G. DECKER.
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Diamonds. which WHEN reset are perhaps
the hardest to identify OF any species Of
personal property. have generally been and
are still preferred by a great many as a
means OF investment. The Cincinnati In
gHircr, which has given the subject some
attention OF late declares that while dia-
mOnda are not lactlya drug in the market
at present, they are duh and slow OF sale.
This fact il, however, attributed TO the
state of the money market. when money
is described rs plenty and easy to obtain,
diamonds are in good demand and ut ad-
yanced prices.- BrndStreerS Journal.
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4 Distressing Shooting Accident.

READING, November 7.-Whilc George
Redenbergcr's two children were playing
in room at their residence near Engels-
vile, the family was startled by the report
OF gum Upon reaching the room the
Girl, aged twelve years. was found lying on
the floor with fatal wound in her side,
while the boy, aged nine. was bending over
her paralyzed with fear and grief. He
says that the gun fell from the ceiling,
where ii usually hung, and was discharged.
The affair CallSes much excitement here.
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HANOVER,
HgNRICO (uNOFFICIAL

Inc vote in 1881 was: Daniel, 1,249;
cameron, l,53S-Iteadiuster gain Of I4S.
TN THIS county collector OF delinquent
ulNes put on his oath before the judges Of q
precinct admitted that many OF the tax
Ieceipts bearing his signature ,cere siqned
oy ms eye; that other receipts purporting
10 be signed by him were signed by he
knew not whom. Lists Of the voters adj
mitted to vote on these receipts were kept
at one precinct at least.1