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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-11

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA.
~ DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA, a.s. 1850
:, WHEREAS, proper certificate q II United Stniea
commissioner has bcen hlcd In the District Court
gnta, on the nth day OF September 1851 BY Larry
HARRISON nghinst tho steamboat -. 8. Seri," her
tackle, apparel and furniture alleging IN substance
mat there Is due and unpaid 10 aid Larry Harrison
the Master Of the kid steamboat j. s. Eccl has 10.
FUSED u pay, together with tho costs, changes and
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WHVNEsUN IHE FIKST Day OF NUVEM.
..-4.'- NER 1850 ~ - 4

at the front floor Of tho Court HOUSE Of sailcoupty
commencing At ten O'Clock A. M sell at public n,,c.
t'on tho north hall Of the lot OF ground numbered
=, IoMrl N ,ho lluete numbered %, hittrn on tho
county, known as Middle Wheeling, which hall lot
fronts on the cast aide Of Chapiinc, (iorEerly
fonithl street, with The buildings md appurte.
TEENS OF sALG--lhe purchaser 10 pay n hand
one'lhlr OF the purchase money, and such further
t!lim rs he may elect, and the balance In equal III.
stffitncnH az HiiLc and eighteen MONTHS WITH n.
tefest from tho day VI sale bonds I'LL tcpIlly 10
~ approved by thy Commissioner, 10 DO given Tor
!he deferred tnsalirenis, md tho title 10 be 70.
ialilen until the Iaymcnt Of the purchase money
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SM.sAoo' octobeF lV.-1le DToitrs Journal re-
Ho9s-Receipts ll.coo head; shipments ,scoh head.
Demand ftr Tor good; market steady; poor TO poOtl
mixed 81 35aS 10; heavy IS 50a9 co. Igit 81 ajaS d.
ss!ps s. 9oa7 Is: quality uoor: closed weak .,s,"'
Cattle Receipts 500 head: shipments 1000 head.
supply Of shipping very light demand correspond.
S!y ~ snI,l; good IS gong 49 mixed butchers active
%; stocIers In fnir supply and demand Ut 81 lia
: IS; mngc iirner; Texans s. 50a4lO: half breeds
sheep-Recelptss. eco head; shipments $50 hesd,
ina =; az %eax ags number Of western range.
$40: MEDIUM g. 6O4i %; choice 10 exlri 81 .5a4 To-
tISctXNAT1. October 10-Co.ton unchanged at
MS, Flour, demand fair aud market firm aud
unchanged. Wheat, S,rong: No 2 red yjasj 90 Snot:
Wc bid October; 81 0lal 0l>s Hoypmber DC bid year;
receipts l3.0o1 bushels; shipments 100 bushels.
GG'n higher 7aa7ac: spot 6S}<a6s<c: October bIn
spot: 26Mc bid October: Sic bid November; SHc lid
year. Rye quiet at Gsc. Harley. steady; extra No.
fall SIC. Pork. firm at s23 u.s. Lard dull at $40 10
Bulk meats firm; shoulders $40 Is; clear riL sis 20
Bacon IN good demand; shoulders sil 50: pl,ay ItGs
H. n sl ssrs "a Is Whisky as com
hiss Of i tieF heavy; we,esn i;essrye ?5o;
Central ohlG 2oc. Live hogs unchanged. STsl'
RAHlxonE, October lO.-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat, western quiet md steady; ia, =
WINTER rcd spot 81 01t4al 0s October 81 O75ial
November 81 cstsal %: december 81 G9hal To-; ,Ia,
uhIy y niVMai loA Torn. western sairp snA hrn
@zs& Eess js, steo%sF
n43srase Inquiry; western white ita t6c mixed ioa
i.c; FcnnsylSaniA 42aiGc Ry0 dun aud nomin i
a. 6ea6Sc Hay quiet and steady. Provisions I'M
changed; Butter steady and Unchanged. Fix,
rm ~ Us. Petroleum quiet aud unchanged. CoicC
anl! a. ,5tap4e, Sugar quiet; s9it We. Whisky
T. b. 81. I.r. q q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-11
SClsOEuLA
C.Al'AE,.RlI.

As. leRtcs,y. Of Atlanta, Ga. says: S. s. 8.
rri NE Ola violent care OF scrofula which had
akL to Yield 10 all other treatment .,T
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01rSIenCe has not made known combination
tsdD 5. $. ). for skin or Blood Di.enycs II Il
7. l.. MAs2ESHpRG, Ph. G., Macon, Ga
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ECZEMA.

:ss. tot CAta'fli IS II cure cure. Cured nc aftcl
LlClAry treatment l,ad filled. '..'g
&C. DuESs, GrccncAstle, Ind.
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esthGuNnd dollars would not purchase from
ntshltS 5. :. his Effected In my cure. had Nh.
a5tl Rheumatism. ARCHIE THOMAS,
E!tsofdi the RepHtllean, Springfield. Tenn.
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ucrntIcnan who WIS confined 10 bis bed SIX
ypnwtth Mcfitlrt4l Rheumatism hrs been cured
VII !. 5 S.eAtlTly. 49,
tIIlLis & BERRY, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Nov. therefore, In pursuance Of tho moni,lonun.
&c! the seal Of said Court 10 INC directed AMI
delivered do hereby give pabile notice to MI per-
nstel and FURNITURE. or In any manner interested
therein. that they DO and appear before the aid
district Court TO be held Gt The city Of Wheeling In
ana ior the District o! West Nlniuia. on the iith
day OF October. 1882. Mt II o'clock III The forenoon
81 that dry. provided tho sane shall DO Il day OF
jurisdiction. otherwise sn the next day Of Iurslic-
lion thc:eafter) then and there 10 Iuetr0se Their
claims and 10 make their allegations IN that behalf
Dated the 81 dry Of October. 1857 ID ,s5l IT,
: oc3 ~. Z-l.' g. W. ATKINSON. 4. S. Marshal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-11

INV YosK. October 1o.-Co.on arln at II 7.lea
l257ic: futures steady. Flour unchangcd: r.
ce!pts q goo barrels exports LILO barrels. Wheat,
opened Arlhc higher and Mtorg, afterwards b..
came weak and lost the advance. closing dull and
heavy; receipts ~ 900 bushels exports Sc 600 bush.
es: No. 2spring 81 %: unsraled winter red 81 O5
VIZ steamer No. Z rcd 81 O5kal O51S: No, Iwhi.e.
sa1es 81 So6 S , 8 rcd October
November sales S9j01 bustc(s ut 81 i0als 1Gj..
slos l1, Al 81 TO- December ,72o 90 bushels IL
Ssi 600 bnshc!s at 81 i21saiAS, closing nj 81 i2js
Corn st4Hc higher: receipts g, zoo bushels; exports
70. 100 bushels: ungtaded 67l4aslc; No. 3, 77a7se;
No. = !9,soc In eleyAtor; ii.sls1ii e levcted: No.
So rnltS No. ss' 2s!,ser 3Se GSns q! M
S .;}:;., s Slosa!1ns a. SIe January es,,c.
weak receipt, .! 60 bushels exports 1900 bushels;
western mixed 3sa i2c white wcster, i2a52c. lIay
duh and unchanged. Coffee steady. Molnses mud
icc unchanged. Sugar unclaimed. Petroleum
weak: United S!+G.crudc 7Mn73sc: refined Shas1Ic
Ialow firm at SasaS.. RosIn easier at 81 s5ai W.
Turpeniine,, firm AZ DOC. fgg', western fresh u i
changed: Fork stronger: new, mess sA Oo,i23 25
beef dull and weak. Cut meats unchanged. Lard,
prime steam SIS Ooll3 05. Altter firm Ut l5a34c,
I . "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-11

y CHICAGO, October l0.-Flour steady and un..
changed. Wheat, higher regular 9i,Sc October:
VIC November; 81 0lH May: No. Eed winter 4A.;;
No. spring we cash, October and year: No. Sic;
rejected az Corn, higher at 654aG6c cash.: G5ss1t
s2Ac January: 5l54s5$44ic May: rejected CSC.
0as. active and higher at 33Lzc cash; 3!.1sa55;c
October: sic November: 3a114c year; 3i17xsc May;
rejected 3oiasc. Rye. stronger at 5SXI barley, Sii
NC tla1seei. active and higher ut 81 1871 butter,
higher at aa9c: a!r to good 25a2sc; good 10 choice
dairy 23a25c: common 20 fair 12nlA. Eggs, &c,
Pork. lower stSG,o A23 % cash. S!3O7Hs IL ilcto.
ber sly 9ja:D VIZ November; $40 Is year; sl0 l9q,
cnsl, and Octnbcr: sl2 i0al2 l2Es November Sll Is
year: sll 25all 37H January and February. Bulk
meats unchanged. Whisky unchanged At 81 is.
cal-wheat tlrm and advanced 11saAr. Com,
Irregular with Eight changes. Oats, unChnng.
g: Pork. year declined ": January advanced
2a5c. Lard, Irregular Mt sl2 50 bid, $l2 70 asked
October, SD lUnlp III. M, pmbrr - =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-11

t.UH 1GH WILLIAM =. HUBBARD,
...@ - Special Commissioner.
. lond aud security has been given By tn!d Com.
mhkiGher as required by law. ,na ~. ~
Oc2 iiE.A- as. Ins s, H. McCOILO7if Cictk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-11

D a very popular and wel,known menbe. Of our
police lotcc, who has performed duty twelve years
az mo Union Il. Il. Depot Oh Exchange Place In
Ifovidehcc, X. gives his unsolicited testimony.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-13
Passengers Soutn aud East.

FRESNO, Cal, Jan. 12.-Tbe fol
lowing is the list Of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at P. NJ:
X r Wilson, w E Dean, c s Attn
er, Benson; Geo h Maxwell, An-
uie Allen, Eta Myers, Mrs Ben
James, Mrs w H Whitton, Tomb.
stone; s ID Curtis, Benson; James
Montgomery, Prescott; G H Sis.
son, Globe; o g Wheeler and wife,
Gomez, Texas; Miss Rowe, Mrs
Regsnt, Casa Grande; Mrs Rowe,
Maricopa; r II Magill, w B Frost.
E @ Hutchinson, G w Gibson, + B
Schalnstein, Mrs bigger, r Dane,
Los Angeles; II Hull, Felix Co.
blentz, II H Hassard, Tucson; G
NJ Hutchinson, Portland, Me; q
Goldman, Maricops; X Haas, New
York; B Goldman, MIR GotchauX,
Louis Schaufele, Phoenix; A B
Miner, Ell Paso; James Johnson, u
II Broyles, Dallas, Tex; f Nav,
San BernaIdino; Il G Jones, Mar
shall, Tex; w II Lewis, Denver;
Mrs 5 w Brooks, Joseph Dalesoi,
Cotton.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-13
THERE are several circumstances

THERE are several circumstances
In the present condition of our
crops that require mention. In
the first place, the wheat is already
up in extensive sections of the San
Fernando valley; and, while 1t has
not made great progress as yet, it
Is vigorous looking and In a condi.
ton to profit by every drop of
moisture which shall fall from this
time forward. While it would be
useless to attempt to disguise
the fact that our sheep inter-
ests have suffered from the de.
fsrred rains, 1t is nevertheless true
that we can still have splendid
season as respects all our leading
staples. In addition, while We
know that our old settlers, taken
siugly, belong to the tribe of Ana
Mas and Sapphire, there 10 too
much of . concordance Of opinion
amongst them to admit OF our
doubling the fact that We have
often hsd seasons, since the Amer.
lean occupation, in which the rain
fall We. deferred TIL the middle Of
January, snd even later, and in
which, nevertheless. We hsa rain
enough, and 10 spare. TIE fact
ihEf 1of rains come late by no
msEns implies thai ihsr Ekg eoi
As abundant. We hare 10 besiis-
sasG n saying thai. WITH even :
neeecxss rainfall this season. cur
farmers have been 60 vigilsnt ard
forehanded that we will have the
largest crops Of the cereals and Of
hay ever known In this county.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-13
No one interested in sheep should

No one interested in sheep should
fail to note the prices which Mr..
II. M. Johnston, during his recent
visit to Texas, learned as prevail
ing In the Lone Star State. With
the liberal schedule of freights an
nounced by the Southern Pacific
Railway, grass or no grass in this
section, it will pay our sheep men
10 transport their floeks to Texas,
where abundant ranges can be had
at q purely nominal figure. 1t Is
also to be remarked that the price
Of wool In Texas, owing to the alb.
sence of burs, is much larger thar
in California. The thing needed
In Los Angeles county is to have
our sheep men corral large sections
OF Texas land, and convert their
present ranges here into remuner.
alive vineyards, by subdivision
aud sale, at reasonable rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-13

which banquet Arthur, in his post
prandial GRAFTON, said that Indiana
had been carried by-here he hest
tated; but, finally, inspired by
the genial Mumm, he added, "had
been carried by SOAP" Probably
1t will puzzle good many Of the
Half Breeds, who have lately be-
come Stalwsrts, and are now aspir-
ing to be 'pap-suckers," to know
what "soap" meant in connection
with the campaign in Indiana.
We are really afraid to shock them
by the information that soap
meant money, by inevitable impli-
cation, money which was contrlbu-
ted by Dorsey, Brady, and other
members of the Star route gang, to
carry Indiana for Garfield and Ar
thur. The same good natured con-
vivial aptitudes, which led Arthur
to give away the whole Republican
game in his post prandial speech,
will cause him to stick by the
Stalwart and corruptionist crowd.
Consequently, We may shortly look
for q national carnival of corruption
In which the interests of the hon.
est, tax-paying masses will count
for nothing, and which can only
be arrested by the tremendous
panic which is now brewing for
the whole United States. This un-
pleasant issue will somewhat in
terfere with the Political Black
Crook spectacle, whose course we
have family outlined. All the
tinsel and spsngles will be worse
than the stalactites and stalag-
mites of damp and dripping cave,
unless the gas or electric lights are
turned on with a full head. For
our part, we are inclined to think
that the people will turn all the
lights off, and call for q re-aGjust.
meut OF the meters. Then, alas
for the shiny spectacle!
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-13

began: "First, you must learn to
smile frequently; 1 notice your
face is naturally grave. There Is
nothing men like so much as
smile, especially when it comes
from q pretty mouth, and mere
soupcon of my lip dew will make
yours fresh and red, and by rub
bing little extra on the middle of
the lip you can obtain a positively
voluptuous effect" "But my com.
plexionW interrupted the visitor
anxiously. ooh, L can fix all
that. Just let me show you,n
and she seated the lady in font
of mirror, whipped out piece of
chamois skin, dipped t In creamy
liquid and polished off the lady's
face; then she powdered 1t we'll,
rubbed some rouge on the faded
cheeks, tinted the lips, penciled
the brows. and, presto! there was
another woman. On the stage she
would have looked very well, but
near to the cosmetics could not
conceal either themselves, the
harsh outlines, the dim eyes or the
lack Of youths roupdness. The
poor thing hardly knew whether
to be delighted or appalled,, but
when the madame went into an
ecstacy and exclaimed: "Beauti.
full; beautiful; there could not be a
greater success" che concluded TO
be delighted. "Whst do l owe
you:" she asked. "Ten dollars for
the makeup and materials which
[ will furnish you" and the Wa
man, meekly as lamb. handed
over a gold piece and departed with
a packet of powder and salves.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-13
SOMEBODY is writing a series @

SOMEBODY Is writing a series Of
letters to the Boston Commerci a I
Bulletin, in which with the usual
"Smart Aleck y comprehensive
ness he shows how little he really
knows about California, although
the body of his communication
shows quite a fine degree of intelli-
gence. He Is simply one Of the
tribe who 90 of "half cooked !"
He holds up California az the tramp
region, par excellence. of this con-
tinent, and says that there are two
reasons for this fact, viz, "thst
California has the most splendid
climate in the world for outdoor
life, and that horses are very
cheap" Both these statements are
true, except as to blood horses,
which are dear, but the Writer'S
conclusions are absolutely without
fsundatio4 California is not re.
sponsible for the myriad of " dead
BEATS" mainly from tho E asst, who
infsst her borders. II the China
men had been kept out of tnis
State, and only people of either
intelligence or character or
means had come here, the peo-
pie Of California would have now
by great odds, the largest per
capita of wealth known in any
commonwealth or community on
earth. Maugre all these odds, pay
Ing no attention to our extreme
youth, and counting all the ele.
nlents described by this Boston
paper, the greatest per capita OF
mintsd dollars known in the
United States must still he reported
Of California, while the ratio will GO
on increasing indefinitely, aud
perhaps even in q geomstrieal
ratio.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-13

The people Of the United
States are invited to fine
spectacular play, which is on
the boards at Washington.
the capital of this country,
It is sort Of reproduction of the
"Black Crook" with politics as
the impelling motive, with a ballet
labeled "Politicsl Corruption" All
the wierd and light and shadow
play Of the original pantomlme can
be relied upon. AS master OF the
ballet will appear the handsome
and debonnair President Of the
United States, "Chet" Arthur, "the
winner Of the prize Ia the lottery
Of assasination." He will make q
hns display In. the high kicking
line. holding high above his head
. bar Of soap, as o "reminiscences of
his oratorioal performance at the
banquet given to ex-senator
Dorsey. the chief Of the Star route
eonspirators Ia New York city, ct
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The Independent Republicans.
Beautltying Faded. Women.

There 10 a "beauty factory" in
New York, and correspondent
tells what she observed there: NV
conversation with the proprietress
of the "beautifying establish mentu
was interrupted by lady of un-
certain age and pimpled skin, who
remarked that, having arrived at
the conclusion that it was u wo-
mans duty to make the most of
her looks she had come to madame
for assistance. "That's- right!u
said the madame cheerily. "I can
make you 80 good looking your
own husband won't know your
The lady's expression grew q trifie
dubious at this, but the professor
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Herald Steam Printing House.

rns facilities Of the HERALD Steam
prinung House for doing job work are not
surpassed In California outside Of San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to as will be executed with neat
news and dispatch II the lowest living
rates.
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ssECIAL NOTICE.

hereafter notices OF companies, socse-
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
n the HERALD as paid advertisements,
We reserve, for Places of worship, graf
is directory, which will appear every
sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-13

The London Truth says of the
report Of an impending lawsuit be-
tween Baroness Burdett. Coutts
and her sister. Mrs. Money. Coutts:
"Tbere will be no litigation what
ever respecting the settled estates
devised by the will of the Duchess
VI st. Adams. A synod of emine Mt
lawyers having decided that the
husband OF the Baroness is an
alien, the Baroness wisely resign.
ed the property involved, and her
eister has made over to her two.
fiftbs of the income from the bank
fund for life, bat she loses $4,000
o year.
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OPEN BOARD-4.l5 Z, M,

Con Virginia 90 b, 95 a; Belcher, lao b.
~ a; Mexican, 81 b, ga a; Hale 4 Nor.
cross. LIS b; savage, IS o; Cholla 10 $;
Bullion, CSC b; Overman. 80 b; Jacket
2S5 s; Alta, b; Sierra Nevada, 7H s.
Potosi, Lao b. Las a; Utah. 6h b; eureka
Justice, g. b, Is a; Ophir 81 b. 5% a;
Gould & Curry, 3 So s; Onion, lOH s.
Andes, 10 b; Mexican, 9h s; California
80 b, IS q; Benton, 20 b, 10 q.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-13


Hancock NJ. Johnston, which we
published in the HERALD yester-
day, contained mum Der of admira-
BILE suggestions, which would have
been highly useful 10 the event OF
q dry year, and which men inter
ested in sheep should consider, even
II we shall prove to have the wet
test yesr ever known i'll the his
tory of Los Angeles county. We
agree with Mr.. Johnston that, as q
sheep range, Los Angeles county
has fulfilled the utmost measure of
Its usefulness. The truth is that,
accepting the fact of an occasional
dry year, there Is not sn acre of
level and arabic land In this coun.
ty which is not adapted to the
raising OF the grape. which can
either be- crushed inso wine or
brandy or made into raisips. 1t is
equally true that, after the first
three or four years, lands so plant
ed In grapes will yield a net rev.
snue OF fTom $50 TO $500
Al sefs. While We differ
with Mr.. Johnston, and think
that this year will not be
recorded S. ths. of the greatest
orcuih ever known in Southern
California, We think that our PEG.
pie viii do we'll to drop the BUSH
ness Of grazing sheep. His sug.
gestions as 20 Texas seem to US
eminently practical aud worthy of
q business.like attention. When
he and others, away back at the
the dates specified by him, made
money galore in grazing sheep and
cattle hereabouts, the lands which
they depastured were only worth
from $3 to SIS an acre. Now we are
afraid to say what we think an
acre Of good Los Angeles land is
worth. In view Of the fact that
an Intelligent and Industrious
man, who has some means, and is
not obliged to get into debt, can
make competency off of twenty
acres, We sometimes think that
their value has beer rated absurd.
ly low in the biggest booms we
have ever had In this region. Let
the sheep 60, except as an adjunct
OF the farm, on the Eastern plan
OF farming, and let our people set.
tie down to scheme of intelligent
and conscientious farming, with
our highly remunerative horticu!.
ture as its principal feature. What
between the orange, lemon, lime,
the grape, and the products of the
latter, wine and brandy; what, be.
sides, with our irrigated lands,
which yield from two to six crops
year, our splendid wheat aud bar
ley fields aud our unfailing yield
of corn, Los Angeles county viii
not miss the sheep. We can we'll
afford to say vale to our flocks, and
to make their absence good by
graded cattle and fat hogs. This
county is passing into an entirely
new and different era, In which an
intelligent estimate Of the local
possibilities is obligatory on our
people. While our frien d Johnston
gives excellent advice, founded
upon a stock mans keen estima tie
Of the Texas region inspected by
him, it gives US infinite pleasure to
gather him into the fold of
exploded weather prophets. The
HERALD missed its own provision
by a day or two, and led
lite weather prophet prematurely
cut to the slaughter. Our contrib
ntor. however, has missed it at all
poiuts in calling the present year
Of drouth. He is yet young
enough, however, to retrieve bis
blundsr. He started out as q prog.
too early In the day.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-13
WANTB-,LOST-FOUND.
Wanted.

A middle-aged lady from So to 40 years
of age, to superintend hotel at a min
ing camp, will hear OF such a place by
inquiring for A. MILLER, at Miss
Logsn's, First street, between Spring
and Fort streets. References required,