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EASTERN LINES.
rRklRs LEAVE CAIRO

TRAINS LEAVE CAIRO:
BOB IA. M all,
AIriNngin st Louis s:45s Jam; Chicago, s:sOp.m.
Connecting at odin and EfNngham for CincIn,
nail Louisville, Indianapolis and points East,
ll'I am. sSt; Louis and Western
hApress.
Arvingin 81 Louis 7:O5p. m, and connecting
for all points West.
800 pm. Fast Express.
F3rst' Louis and Chicago arriving al St. Louis
W;i0 p m, and Chicago $40 am
800 pm. CINCINNATI Express.
AHying at Cincinnati 200 am; Louisville s.5
m; Indianapolis 4:05 am. Passengers Ly
this train reach the above points 1 10 AZ
HOURS In advance OF any other route
H.Ihe $3.50 2, m. exprese mas PULLMAN
SLEEPING CAR CAIRO 10 Cincinnati. without
changes, and through sleepers to 81, Louis and
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue OF an execution issued out OF the
clerks Office of the cir ait court OF Alexander
county and state Of Illinois, and 10 me directed,
whereby am commanded to make the amount OF
certain Judgment recently obtained against Il. r.
WilbOurn ana William Wagner in favor of the
Alexander County Bank piantif, before Geo. K
Olmsted ksq a poles ma istrale in and for the
city Of Cairo, transcript Of which has boon duly
filed In the said clerks Office az required by Law,
have levied on the following described property,
to-wit; The southeast OF the southwest quarter Of
OF section twenty-five t29), and also the west side
af the northwest Of he northeast quarter aad the
northeast OF the northwest quarter Of section
twenty. seven (2), tn ahoy lands are situa.
ted md lying in township fifteen tI5) and in range
two (2) west of3rd =. NJ :, In the county OF Alex.
ander and state Of Illinois.
Therefore, according 20 said command, email
expose for sale at public auction, ali the right title
and interest ofth above named Willism Wagner,
| in and TO the above described property, at II
O'Clock a. IN. on Friday the 9th day Of August,
1853, at the westerly door Of the court house, in
Cairo Ills.
JOHN HODGES,
Sheriff AlpTaudpr
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JOHN HODGES,
Sheriff Alexander County.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

clerks Office OF the cAcnit ccurtof Alexander com.
~ and state OF Illinois, and to me directed where.
by am commanded to make the amount of q Ger.
tain judgment recently oh tanned against Walter )
lands, tenements good snd chattcls Of The said
Walter ). Lander. | have levied on the following
described pro- erty, to.wit: All Of section e even
QD in township siXteen C8) and In range two (2)
weet OF the Ord principal meridian, containing $40
acres, the above described land il ly ing aud being
sltnst In the county Of Al gIander and state Of
Illinois
therefore, according 20 said comms9o, shal!
expose for sale at public auction, all The right,
title and interest Of the above named Walter =
Lander, In and to the above described property,
NJ II o'clock a. m on Friday the 9TH day OF August,
1883, at the westerly door OF the court house, in
city OF Cairo, llls.
Dated at Cairo, III this l2th dsy ofJuly, 1888
JOHN HODGES.
Sheriff Alexander County.
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UHUKCHEs.

CAlRO BAPTIST. Corner Tenth and Poplar
~ streets; preaching every Sunday mo mir z and
night at usual hours, Prayer meeting Wednes.
day night; Sunday school. 1880 am
Rev. A, W. NoGAHA, Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-(EPiscops
y Fourteenth street; Sunday 7,00a m, Holy
Communion 1920 a, m :, Morning Prayers II a. NJ.
Sunday school p. m, Evening Prayers 2,sO pm
FP Davenport, s, II. b. Rector, .
IrIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Y Preaching at 10 30 q. H. p. m, and 1880 y. m.
Sahbuth school at 1880 p. IN Rev. T. j. Shores,
JisOt
4 Thirteenth street; services Sab.
i. bath 1880 q. IN. Sunday school2p. m. Rev.
8nappc, pastor.
II ETHODIsT-Cor Eighth and Walnut streets,
vi Preaching Sabbath ll:00 a. m. and 7 80 p. IN.
nnday school at 800 p m. Rev. j. A. Scarrett'
pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN Eighth street; preaching on
/ Sabbath at II 100 u. III. and 1880 p. m; prayer
Meeting Wednesday AZ 1850 p. m; Sunday Schsoi
II 3 =. m. Rev b. Y. George, pastor.
NJ. JOSEPH So Roman Cethoic) Corner Ctoss
y and Walnut streets: services sabbath lo;SA'
n; Sunday School at 2 p. m. Vespers p. m. SER
rccs every day at n. m. Row. O'Hara, Prlcst
~ PATRICK's-(Roman Catholic) Corner Ninth
y street and Washington avenne; services PAD,
oath and 10 a. m. Vespcrs p. m. sunday scnooI
~, H. services every day at am. Rev. Mastoners
rieat
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Fast Time East.

pA sSpu papS by this line go through to East.
caused by Sunday intervening. The Saturday sfef.
norniug at lQ35. ThiFty.siI hours In advance Of
NJ other route,
" For through tickets and further information,
ippiY At Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Cairo.
j. II. JONES, Ticket Agent.
a. II HANSON, Gen. Pass, Agent. Chicago
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City 0thcers.

NayOr-l homas. W. Halliday
Troasurer-Charlgs +. Nells.
Clerk-Dennis j, Foley
Counselor--Wm. b. Gilbert.
Marshall. II. Meyers,
Attorney-Willam Hendricks.
BOARD or ALDERMEN
Fret Watd-Wm. McHae, Harry Walker.
second Ward Jesse Hinkle, c. n. Hughes.
Third Ward-B. F. Blake Eghert Smith.
Fourth Ward-Charles o. Patter, Adolph Swo.
boda
Fifth Ward-Chas, Lancaster. Henry Stout.
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DEMONSTRATED!

That smart men average $500 TO- $S 90 per day pro
At, sell ,ng the pocket Manual !" The most marvel
and purchased by all classes; nothing In the book
hne ever equal to It. WIN prove II or forfeit $500
Complete sample and outfit SOC or full parti.
culprs for stamp. Don't start out again until you
learn what IL said OF this book, and what others
are doing. w. II. THOMPSON, Publisher, 4Ol
Arch Street. Philadelphia. Pa. aprs-Sm
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TIM CARD

Miss River arrives Wed, sat. & Mon.
departs Wed, Fri & Sun.
.. gen. del op FROM. ...7 30 am 10 80 pm
sundays ger de-. open from. a. m. to 10 a. m.
sundays box del. open from. 8 a. m TO 10 80 am
go NOTE Changes will be published from
lime to time In city papers Change your cards DC.
cordingly. WM. NJ. MURPHY, p. MI
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county Officers.

Circuit Judged. ] Baker,
Circuit Clerk-A. n. Irwin
County JUDGE. II. Robinson.
County Clerk-S.J Humm
County Attorney ,..,,,.....,......
County Treasurer-Miles W. Parker
Shefif.-John Hodges.
Coroner--R. Fitzgerald
.Couaty Commissioners-T. W. Halliday, j. II.
Mulcahey and Peter Saup.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-09-22
East M,ssiss,pp, Nils.

" This cOtton factory isnow ip sac
ossEful operation under the, man,
ageIheRt Of MF. J. S. solomon,
About so hands are employed and
they make avery superior ARTICLE
'OfSheetirgs.apd also the best yarn
III The market. They make q spe.
ciRlty of IA shsstings Nos. 8 10
yarns, and cotton batting. They
consume from 7 to 800 lbs. cotton
daily or about 500 Oales yearly.
phs most Of the pr"ducts Of the
mills is sold to the merchants Of
Meridian, though some of it's ship
ped to the Northern markets where
it finds a ready sale. Meridian Oh :
server.
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GEN. HOODS CHILDREN.

Mr.. Adams a wea thy Miss. plan,
ter who is at the Roskbridge Al.
um Sprlngs with his wife, has alSo
with him an adopted son, II years
old, who is the son Of the late Gen.
John B. Hooi. OF the Hood chill
dren the two eldest were taken by
MIR. Maury, relative Of Mrs. Hood,
and are now being sducated with
his daugters in Germany. John b.
Hood, Jr., the eldsst5boy is adopted
into the family Of Mr., Russell. A
pair Of girl twins are the adopted
children Of 4 MIR. Adams, Of New
York; sasther pair Of twin giFlsiare
in the family Of Mr.. Mckee, of-Mis-
,slssippi another boy, DunCan by
name, ID the adopted son Of q
wealthy maiden lady Of New York,
and AnOthee, Oswald, ism the fsmi-
,ly Of another New Ysrker, residing
near thsEaPirs CIV & ygghps g j. the
fathsrlOss cared tor. A singular
cOinCidenee is related ofthe three
gsntlemaa Who have thHs taken
the place ef the ather Of these IN
Asresting children. Nessrsl Russell
Adamsand Mckee we're class-matea
at Yale cOIlsge. rEey are eli hia't. n
Eied, but neither has childFea.
Without concert and without know.
ing what the other was going e DO DO
each applied and was given shs
charge which be pOw has,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-09-22

BML0Us MAGAZINE for October
contains remarkable lilt OF coz
tents. Basides "The B3lle ef Avs.
tralia," BY &Illiata II rhSRsS, Az.
thor OF "a Slavers Adventures, "
~'The Bnsitr&Egers," 'Llfe is the East
Indles,' ana other Moted works,
there &re Ssme thirty ditfere& sto-
rieS aHd pasIMs, in ad2itioa to slius-
tr4rloMs AND haaa SrOuS matters,
household and ladies' work. 1t has
more hSs vwiety than aay other
lnagaEias in this esuntry. W. see
it aRNouReed that, aS aoon As I" The
Belle" is finished, ths author, Mr.,
Thomes, will Commence a new stO,
ry, the ftst chapters of which will
appear in the JAnuary aunber OF
DhlIVH du& WhlOh Will O0 SNLtaou
E'On Ssa aud Shore, or California in
ths years OF 1915, III, aal 45.''
The auther spent three years on the
coast, collie sting hi les, and met
with many reMArkEbie adventures
while Ia tAe country, all OF which
will be stated in akruthfUl, practic
aI'manner, the new StGry will run
4hrougA twelys numbers Ot BRllou's
and each part will be illustrated in
~ handsome manner. These inter
It'd III California should read thli
serial. ltls highly interesting
Published by Thomss T. Talbot, "a
Hswley Street, Boston, al " 50 PEI
amman, or Is cents single copy
Send ter cents for aspeciIASn copy
and you will not regret it. e =
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR %ALE.

/ offer for sale the SPIGHT HOTEL
and adjoining LOTS some 20 acres
more or less. House is two stories
high, with about rs rooms, including
FIVE which are conveniently located for
renting as offices or to be used for
hotel purposes. Good frame stables,
corn cribs, well and cistern, two good
gardens, clover potato and corn patch
es and grass lot.
will alsO sell or rent my farm adj
joining, containing about 200 acres, 90
acres good bottom land farming tools.
mules. horses. cows hogs and house
hold aud kitchen furniture. Wishing
to retire from rUblic life, / viii give
the cheapest and best bargain eYerof.
fred il this county. Invite cary W
plicatlon Will sell my home and
farm for one half OIL sh and balancs ,ou
~ months ore,lit, with note and ap-
lproyed seeprity, with 10 per cent. IN
tereat. M SIAON r, SPIGHT.,
RipleY, Jan. 27s lSS2-tf.
n
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.--
Revue DE L. MopF,-This is an il
DISQUALIFICATION paper and snrpasses
all other 4JourMals Of its kind ever
published 1t esAtains FROM 60tof so
rpts representing the most cho,cs
Rty es from the lellinI dsssnateurs Of
Paris q large c-lored plate and each
C 'py cOatAinS illustrations af ele.,'pt-
IS trimmed hats aud new forms for the
benefit Of miliBsrs.
The pattern sAeet gives from FIVE to
ten full sizel p stterl3, Of So:n' Of the
garments showa On the pages OF the
Journal. $3.50 per ,aanun. Single
copies 3j cents, Al,!reSs 5. I, TAY
LOB. Importer, $50 BrOadway, New
York.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-09-22

The Democratic convention to
nominate a candidate for District
Attorney for the 81 judicial Dis.
trict met in Holly Springs on Nun,
day last. On motion, rhOs. }. Hud,
son, OF Benton was elected prssi-
dent and s. B. Brown, of YalobHshA
Seeretsry.aoAll the counties were
represented by. delegates except
PontOtvc. The names Of Heard,
Bates, and Lester, having been
withdrawn, Captain Splght Of Zip
psh, was nominated by acclanatiOn.
In response TO calls from all parts
Of the Convention the Captain ap-
peared ant made strong and ap-
propliAle speech, We only wish
that every voter could have heard
him. He will be ttriumphaa,lyt
elected and provea worthy success:
sOr to the popular, and gifted FAINT.
Capt, Bates, responded to ,ah
alsO,8in one of his happis9t efforts,
promising to give the nominee All
Of his inflOsnee. He made y gbril,
liant canvass and has made q hos,
Of warm and ssUIhqslastic friends
Then followed OIL, Lestsr.in = wit,
tyihut well tined spsech Pledsipe
himself elthe nominss, Hon y
Heard wasnQt present, hut hls DE.
mocFacy j. unchaagahIeY and ~
will BE- found ligAtipg ,Gyr the nom,
inatlpp< DizleBoy ~
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SUNDAY scnooL CONVENTION.

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
The 17th session Of the Tippah
Baptist 5. 5. Convention will meet
with Blue Mountain Church on
Friday before The 9Th Sunday in
September, 1888.
M a PROGRAMME. s..1
Ed. X. l. Wesson, will preach
The elulroAuetory sermon. Eld. J
&. Buchanan alt.
ESSAYS.
i. A faithful superintendent.
Ills work, his di-couragamenIs,
and rewards by W Il NJ Dur
nam.
81. Dn,ies of S. s. Teacher, by N.
). Watson.
9. How can parents be enlisted
and their services secured in the S.
S.-by ED. w. & Berry.
4lh. Obligation of pastors to en-
courage 5, ), in churchss-by Eld,
j. K. Buchanan. ,l...
5th. Relative duties Of the mem
hers Of the church 10 ths 5. S.--by
B.T Kimbrough,
OH. Obligation ofChurches to s.
s. in destitute neighbOrhOUGs--by
Ed. II. 7, LipfOrd,
7th. Best manner Of makinga S.
s. interesting, by A NJ. Brians.
Slh, origin of the Christian Sab
balh--by Ed. NJ. P. Lowrey.
9th. Scripture Tor SIS. by Ed. Fl
L. Finley.
10th, Necessity ofgood aud pure
literature in 5. S.--by H. Il. Ray.
1lth. How to enlist the masses
in the s. 5. work, byJ. A, Skinner.
12'h. Why should we study the
Bible, by Ed Ell Wessonl
18th. Work Of SIS Superintend
ent by-Eld NJ Ghliauli ilod., ai
Brethren ID. Potter, TIC. Low
rey and S Il. Whittpn requested I,
write subjects Of their OWL selsc
ton, l"H~ H"4t NlUnI 8t
Ripley and Ashland papers
please publish 'hi programme.
l. w. Ii. M. Durham, Moderator
W. o. Rutherford, Clerk. e.e y
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NEW u 2K'S
GAS LIT LIFE Il 9STFk1ED

The above is the til : S~TlHN
Skatches Of the shady ida OF ht- AsA
character IN tie Great str polls. ne =
being fully Illustrated ON Nuasentie
skccchps in the
NATIONAL ToLIcs G. u 'TE
Of New York, which are re Il site an1
'athful portraiture' from n, i't"---
! he illustrations are by the b, ar st.
ic tulcDt att&inal,ie, and The 'S'r y
t.oIs are from the pen Of the %"
;.ii.e,t journalist ana briliiaI wri -.
America, who, it iscoucc tel, his r. VI
led that Masterhanl at word ptincin, -
Charleo Dickens. Ii is sufficient to $.
that ':hew ) Urk's G;lsllt Life" vi
present, the most striking, vivid AID
truthIul pictures OF the WhIer curTenI
Of life ia New York CITY that havs
ever been presented IL TIE rnbilr.--
lne National Police Gazette Of New
lorA, is for sale by all newsdeAIcfs.
price ~ cents pcrcory, or IL ca'i be 81
uered direct from the publisher.
MUbscnptlOh pHce, St.oO per year
lis National Police Gazette. Vi Avw
York, has no cOnilcctiOn WItn any Oh"
CT publication vi its Grass, wno isr
gain, as lar Us kosSlOlc coy lta t'Iis
aIld appearance.
CAU rIUN.-The public are caa
ti0ne,t against bul my wc''I i'n.tas:"nS'
oil Tie National rvlLcc Gazette. Lu..L
casts sec tLaL The laper i, oa.cu ItpHt
New York and has the p"b"hsr
na!ue printed on each copy.
htiLl.tilnceS siiUu.d Le lnade b. posi-.
Oillce or0er, dlait On New lVfA, - SS
reg lstoled letter, "
hltHAKD h. FOX, Publisher,
Co.. Spruce And u lnlGm StS.
New lwrk \ y
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re AYAEAMCHE.
MHH aeN0 n1@Hal gNi0
AnladsRsndsns DsPSerssiC Newspaper,
as. Ntcndls. EdItols

THE DAILY AVALANCHE Delivered
by ihait postpaid, $1,000 per aiinnln 1900
foI1siN months 50 80 ipr tlIree months \,
THE WEEKLY AVALANCn 4 Con-
tailis aIl important tews IL tbs week. agris
eultural} eplnmcTcLL alld ciloicel ,liteTa ry
matter. Terms b malt, l00 pei anudn,
postpaid. saed9ido YihoIa bak 4,
Address all letter and teleglaIns 10
Ai'A lido sfHk IVA Have b. q
iia M Mepphis. Tenn, 4
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THE 60LY lsllE!tlsLeli

In this State for the year enl
ing July 4, 1889, 20 knights Of
Homer died. Their families 1t once
received $40, ,00Q ia henedts.
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AaElUHaAdet's maxlms;lW Wheayou
ses j. agVod COW, buy ,het. When
you have . good COW, keep her.
When y6Rfdd youAave i bad COW,
sell her, r. @ng' ,,,s 4 '''1ss
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In.this age ofgreat enterprise the
fact that 10 900 neA5ars digging >
shipl canal across Panarna is.ssd IA die
mlssed ia 4 brief newspaper para
graphsisBy and by, perhaps, y sin-
liar paragraph vii! appsar about
the FI6Hda ship canal Ava
III A0fI1H
laneht.a 90 :. A11iG zARaAe lgIga
~ fffl6 tki 81 seftffnffri sHf 3 ke6fes sftslfss
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Have you paid your subscription,
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Ed. 4 l. Wesson, will preach
Ihelulroiuetory sermon. Eld. J
Il. Buchanan alt.
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Ripley and Ashland papers
please publish ihi programme. @
D., W. Ii. N. Durham, Moderator
W. o. Rutherford, Clerk. e.e y.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-21

The following is the list of passengers
by the Southern route, to arrive in Los
Angeles at 445 o'clock this evening,
specially telegraphed to the HERALD
from Casa Grande, Arizona, at 10
o'clock last night,
G W Van Hogenburg, Tucson; N B
Dutro, J NJ Silcott, Walla Walla, w 7;
C Henderson, w A Strong, Chicago, Ill;
7 W Hayne, Omaha; P A Knight and
wife, Utica, Mich; A Fosart, Oakland;
W Fl Slower, F w SchafTer, Philadel-
phia; Fred Effinger, H X Brown, II w
Blaisdell, Arizona; A Belknap and daugh-
ter, j II French and daughter, Miss
French, San Antonio, Texas; Mrs & G
Lyman and family, Las Vegas, N M; T
II Weston, Portland, Me; J A Hill and
wife, st Louis; ] A Barnard, st Joseph,
Mo; G + Russell, Kansas City, Mo; G
W Julian, New Hampshire; G p A
Kingsley and servant, Mrs C tombstone,
Mrs D d tombstone, London, England;
81 emirants.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-21
Prohibitory amendments Defeated
FOREIGN.
The Phoenix Park Murders.

DUBLIN. April 20-The trial of limo.
thy Kelly for completely in the murder
of Cavendish and Burke was resumed
this morning. After calling a few mere
witnesses the Crown announced their
case closed
Eugene Kingston, arrested at Liver
pool on Wednesday, charged with being
connected with the Phenix Park muir.
ders, was arraigned to-day and. after a
hearing, was remandei toprison to answer
the charge of conspiracy to murder.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-21
COURT REPORTS.
Superior Court. Howard. j.
FRIDAY, April Goth.

Brinkmayer VS.. Hechtman-Set fo
tomorrow at l0A. NJ. on demurrer.
GARNER VS.. Grimaud-Settlement o
bill of exception, set for April 30th al
10 \. NJ.
In re estate of Santiago johnson, de
ceased Settlement of final account and
distribution. Legal interest from Janu
airy lsr, 1876 allowed to estate shown to
be in possession of administrator by &c.
count of that date. d. Lyons allowed
S25 attorneys fees out of the funds Of
the estate.
In re insolvency of B. f. Stohl -Ac.
count of assignee allowed and discharge
granted,
In re Insolvency of w. b. Tullis-
Claim of W. H. Stoll allowed in the sum
OF $3.50.
In re Estate of C. X. Pearson, de-
ceased.-Jennie NJ. Pearson appointed
Administrative ON filing bond in s., 200.
In re Guardianship of Mary l., Brown,
ing, ct al. minors Bond filed.
Zarate and Silvas VS.. Santa Cruz
Continued till tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
In re Insanity of Mary (, Summers.
After full examination, said Mary T..
Summers is adjudged insane andordered
confined in the county hospital for two
weeks before being committed to the
insane asylum.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-21
The Dynamite Conspirators

LONDON, April 20-The men arrested
for connection with the dynamite con.
spiracy were again brought up this
morning for further hearing. The court
room was crowded. Among those pres
ent were Herbert and Gladstone. The
boy who was employed by Whitehead
OF Birmingham, and who, yesterday,
identified Lynch, was placed in the wit
ness box. He recognized Thos, Gala
CHER DR.. Gallagherl as the man who
had visited Whitehead The boy test
ned that Gallagher, when he visited
Whitehead, gave the name of Fletcher
When he called to see Whitehead the
latter sent him 1.-THE boy on an errand
and told him he need not hurry back.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-21

we differed from our interlocutor. His
rampant humor is all very well, but we
are inclined to think that the only dan.
ger which menaces the wharves OF our
charming southern neighbor Is the te-
redo.
VIEWS on SOUTHERN cALiFoRSIA
PIONEER.
The hospitality Of the Banning man
sion has been traditional in Southern
California. His is perhaps the only
solid. roomy country house, with no
nonsense and all the modern improve
ments and all the elegancies about it, in
the whole southern country. No man.
sard roof or Gothic extravagancies dis
figure its homely simplicity. We were,
to charming extent, the beneficiary of
that hospitality, although, at a late stage
Of the evening, when we were closeted
with the General In bis library, IL be.
came positively dangerous, With noun.
- ",., - - =, . N WI, -
-, - - -, ~. TT
an unlimited further supply on the buff
~ 80 a., :. -
~ ' p,'I - 80 a. e..s,.s..a., +, a..
~ P'a..' 80. n'.,-' n, ~,
=, ~, .~,..,- r.
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ora,tn I, n vo;o os uns,;n,ad admiration
We had supposed that the HERALD
understood the situation pretty well,
but here was "a huckleberry above our
persimmon" in forecasting the glories of
our future. While we were lost in q
maze of dazed speculation, the General
Admiral had another quart bottle of
Krug uncorked, and gurgling amongst
gigantic blocks Of ice. in goblets which
would have served for the deities Of
walhalla, while YOU could say Jack
Robinson, as it were. Grand old man
May his provisions be realized as, when
wo come to think of 1t, now that the
fumes Of the champagne have left our
brain. we soberly and honestly believe
thew will be
As final note respecting Wilmington,
we oueht TO state that this ancient burg.
in tho O'Brien House. has an excellent
hotel.
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in'o'sh Soh'e '''o'u'ao'o u''ie"Sa''o"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-21
Fatal steamer Collision,

BILBoA, April pa collision oe
CURED of here between the English
steamer Thames and the Spanish
steamer Magdalena Nicenta. The latter
sunk with five persons on board. Two
OF the crew of the Thames were
drowned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Ever
green Cemetery Association for the construction
OF one Reservoir, to hold about one and q half
million Of gallons Of water. Plans and specifca-
tions are with Mr.. v. Ponet. who will receive the
bids. AL 1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-21
WANTED.
NOTICE.

The notice In the Commercial" last evening
stating that have nothing to do with the routes
OF the "Daily Commercial" and am not author
lied to collect for the same, is In derogation o.
my rights. Mr.. W. II. Gould and Chas. A. John
son aim TO swindle and cheat me out OF money
have worked for. warn all Of my subscriber
not to pay theli as will collect and receipt and
be responsible to them for the same.
q. 7. SPENCER.
Los Angeles. April 90, 1888 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-21

Wilmington as She is To-Day-Tem-
porariiy Under n Cloud. But With
Ample Elements of Recuperation
The Genius of wilmington-The
Amelia-A Big Well-The Future
"A Hint of the Banning Glamour.