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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-13

CooK STOVES Several sccond-handC Cook
~ Stoves On hand. and an endIess variety Of
new OucE. Call and huy ut
JOSEPH H EAETERDAY'S
January 8. 1888. StOve House
Fr1HB RISING SUG.-The Rising Sun Stove
= Polish leads the world For sale fJy
JOS. 81. YESTERDAY.
lust Teceived-BIince Meat. PruneS- Chr
- rants PICKLES Cby the dOzen), Beans and
IionIiny, ell Of which VIII be sold nt fair rHtes.
Can in JOS. h YESTERDAY
EAATRA ROts, Spiders and Stove Furniture
~ always on hand; alsO, Grates and FIrs
Brick Call when you are N need NJ
JOS. II. EASTRRDAY,g
Tin Stove and Grocery Store.
tfHE Best Brands Of Flour always on hand
4 and for saIe by
dan p IIss. Jos. II EAsTgRDAf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

THE Annual Meeting of Stockholders of the
Il Bank of Charlestown. will be held at the
said Bank on Monday, the ID day OF april. be-
tween the hours of II and u O'Clock 4. n.
G. A. PORTERFIELD.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-13

TUST received the best varieties of Glass
- ware ever offered IN Charlestown. and for
sale ii low prices, by S. S. DALGaRN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-13
Mantua-Making.

2 RS. j. o. TUTwILER is prepared 20 m
IVA dcItalse Misunderstanding and all kinds Of
Family Sowing. at reasonable rates. Residence
ca Samuel street. near thc Baptist Church
AITiI %. IsSI-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-13

The Washington { Western r. r.
is advertised to be sold again on the
18th of April
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-13
LOOK OUT!

A Ii pe-s0ns indebted 10 me viii please come
"A forward HDd settle by Cash or Note. a. i
WAIT my business settled, as ;iIis "a New Year,
End don't you forget it
Jan. p. 1879. F.B. SoUDERs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
]. RAN. RODRlCK,

Il MERE may DC constantly found nj my wolf
L supplied store, at the above stand, one Of
Inc most complete stocks Of goods TO be Soon
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-13
Geo. II. Hoglcy.
PUBLIC SALE.

HAVING sold my farm. will sell at Public
LIE Sale, on said farm, situated a mile south
east of Rfpon, on
Wednesday, March 2Ist, 1883,
the following Personality, to-wit:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30
ri.

Rourab Jap aui einem Stubl binter ei.
mem fleinen 6eniter umo iudts aus ben
ibwaden Strablen ber unter9ebenoen
COME nod elm wenis 0drme gu i6Spfen.
Gr bate iid in einen ab~setrasenen Wtan.
tel sewideIt uno iaB Suiammensefauert, wie
Semanb, ben es beftis iriert. Der arms
Wtuiitant mar trant; pas 6ieber bate i'm
ersrHien unb idittslte ibn suweiIen sewaIs
tis.
Wsnn sr in ben 3~wii6snpaaisn Der Jies
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30
Sos bette Mittel
Gals G. 0%ungenleiDen.

2un9enfrontbetten iin6 70
au8emein porberridsnS unb
sefdbrIi6, Sab elm Fderss
nns SuperldHiges Seilrni.tsi
cine BobItbat fir ieSsu pom
oteism scisen gepIdsten
Renf5sn IN. Mper's Sir,
ibcnS rnitmitts.(C CHERRY
PEcroRAL) 1T ais foldes
betannt, uno teines Der ans
sernio bdufa an9sprisienen
Wittsl uerSieut basgsrtrau,
en- bes gubIitums 10 iebr
ME bisies. Tasielbe ID dee
mild sniammenseisst aus
ben uortrefFi6ata Der me,
Sieinii9en DiKeni8ait be-
Yonnteu 4r,uetmiffeI unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30
AYERS

peripri4t serabe burb bieie nod piRenibaftli9en
prineipien erfoIste 9uiammeniesan8 sleidmdbigs
@irfars unb ben bet nnoeli9en Grfols. TssbaIb tons
men fpwobl aer;te ais arante f1 biefes @itteIs nit
Der erDbten Suuerfi9t ~bebienen. IS III feine srunss
Ioie gebauptuns, psnn mir iaseu, bat es ben srinSs
Ii4fen piHeri&aftliden Stgbien bis iest NOD aidt
~ssIunsen 1T, elm b~efieres yQitteI Sar SsiIuns pen SsIs
& 2unsentranibsiten bersuitelen. Die 3ranibeit pirb
bur1 ben Sebrau4 S~esieIben ni6t bIoS seboben, jcns
bern es perben bic aranfbeitsteime aus BEN Sphem
%entfernt. Die Seiluna III cine tdnene uno ffere.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL eisnet flo thr S~atienten
isSen 2Itsrs unS gei6Ieatss, fsIbft far sinber. bic es
wesen hes suten Gsi4mades cbne Sdwierisieit nebs
men. Bel gebanolnng pon sepSbnli4eni Suffen,
Grfdttuns. 6alsenf,lmcans, Vrcnd,ttfs, Sn'
fuensa, Afbma, 0rdune uno Safarrb III bic @irs
hung por AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL cine ~seraoeSu
erftaunenbe. Iauisnse perbsn iabrIid bard ben set
tisen Gebraud b~esislbeu Dor f6,pereu aranfbeiten
bspabrt. Gs ioute in feiner SamiIie ieblen aIs Gin
S9usritteI sesen pl6sIi9s auf6as. Bet Seud1bu,
Rem unb NuS,ebruns sibt e5 tein IpirfiamersS unb
Iinsernseres TittsI als bisies.
lie erftaunIiden auren, weIae AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL in Der saa;en peIt bemirit bot, Fno cine
binreidenbs 9arantie, bab IS aud iA Submit bic
beften Reiultats ~srsieIen pirb. Gin unparteiiider
geriuh wirb islbit ben drsiten .3weiTer pon ieiner
IpunSerbarsn Ssiltrait uber,susen. unb pirb peiter
Nr ansriennuns Sss Soriuss iihrsn, Sea bieics gras
parat Dor allen anberr Wittstr sur Seiluns ppn 2uns
gsniranibeiten ssmdbrt.
Die beiten asrste bes aanSes iinS nit Der 9afammeus
iesuns uon AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL betannt urb
e~myfebIen ss ibren Patienten uno peridreibsn es in ibs
rer graris. Gas 9eusnib zines balben SabrbanssrtS
Iiefert sinsn unamftSbIi9en Sewsis. oaB btsies prd,
parat i'm Stanse III, aae 2unseifrantbsiten ~ bsiIen,
bic i~bsrbaupt NOD menidIidsr ollie iuedu9li9 FnS.
3ubereitet bon 9r. 5. 6. Aber & &c.,
Sraftii9e unb anaIptifde Gbemifr.
Sppen, WaF.
uebsraII in allen Ipotbeten III baLeu.
National Republican., 1883-05-17
PRESENTATION DAY.
Interesting Exercises Mt the National Deaf
Mute College ut Kendall Green.


Kendall Green Deaf Mute college chapel
was comfortably filed yesterday afternoon by
a select audience of ladies and gentlemen to
witness the exercises given by the officers,
friends, and students Of the above named in
stitution. The unveiling Of bust of the late
President Garfield was one of the features Of
tho exercises.
DIR. Gallaudet gave history of the bust,
which arrived from Italy just six hours be-
fore the opening ceremonies began. 1t was
unveiled by the artist Daniel G. French. The
bust is q contribution by the deaf mutes Of
the United States to the institution in recog-
milton of the services of Gen. Garfield
in congress to promote the interests of deaf
mutes at the capital. 1t is considered to be a
good likeness and is the first memorial to
Garfield. Tho contributions were from one
cent TO $5, and they came in 30 fast that they
had TO be stopped by means OF requests to
that effect through the press
Dr. Gallaudet's house was literally packed
with flowers and the bust was set in a bed of
roses Col. Rockwell read q letter from
Mrs. Garfield, regretting her inability to be
present. Among those present were Judge
and Mrs. French Mr.. ID. g. French, the
artist Col and Mrs. Rockwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spollord, Rev. DIR. Childs Commissioner and
Mrs. Mcfarland, Justice and Mrs. Matthews,
Judge and Mrs. Hagner, Judge and Mrs.
Macarthur, Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Willard,
Gen, Swain, Chief Justice and Mrs. Drake,
Mrs. Westcott, Judge and Miss Johnston,
Charles Dudley Warner, DR.. Hoffman, j
G. Ncolay and wife, Mrs. Il. Cary Long,
j. Stanley Brown, Mrs. aud Miss Taylor, and
Miss Smith.
The following was the order Of exercises
Invocation, by Rov. William A. Bartlett
ID. d., pastor of New York Avenue church
dissertation, Physical Culture for thif
Country" by Charles Clifford Griffin, District
of Columbia; oration, maria Theresa, by
Harry Reed, Wisconsin; dissertation, Addi'
son as a Humorist," by Thomas Francis Fox
New York Grafton, EARLY Homo Train
ing" by James Lewis Smith, Minnesota in
termission ceremony of unyeiling the Gar
field memorial; addresses, by Edward A.
Hodgson, of New York. editor OF the DeaJ
Mutes Journal, and Robert Patterson, Is. A, o
Ohio, instructor in the Institution for Dea
Mutes, Columbus; unveiling Of the bust
presentation of candidates for degreesi bene
dictiOn, by Rev. John IL. Elliott, ID. D., rec
tor of Ascension church.
All the oraHons were well received, anc
were extremely creditable efforts, especially
that of Mr.. Patterson, whose sketch Of the
efforts of tho late president in behalf of the
National Deaf Mute college, was decidedly
eloauent. The reception committee consisted
of brewster Randall Allabough, marshal
George VIM. Veditz, Lewis Arthur Palmer
Samuel s. Haas, Samuel CASTOR Davidson
Philip Joseph Hasenstab, and Nathanie
| Field Morrow
National Republican., 1883-05-17

VTSEFUL FEET
" Are requisite 10 health and comfort, hence the
elte OF the world, far and near visit
DIR. WHITES kSrABLISHMENr,
Il6 Pennsylvana avenue, opposite WillardS Hotel,
For the scCes6fl N treatment hard ami soil cOrS
buni0ns, inverted nails, vascular eNcresCenceS aud
other ailments OF the feet
Established in Washington, ID. O., In 1861,
once fec q per visit for putting the feet In or
National Republican., 1883-05-17

OTTAWA, ILL.--Dr. II. A. Smurr says
Browns Iron Bitters give entire satisilc-
tion."
National Republican., 1883-05-17
G0ntatiorral.

TToWE'S BooK-KEFPING-M oNTHS OF
separate ladies' department. q. w. HOWE, 5i7 Sew
enth street my9.lme
4 O1 81 AND 1910 FOURTEENTH STREET,
il Al = near Fourteenth-street Circle-Norwood
InsIitute Select school for ladies' A few boArders
received. Address MIR OR MRS. WIND, CABELLs
National Republican., 1883-05-17
adramttN- -SrIp- -fsmaIs.
a9lantrN. .Sitnatinns---YflaIr.

VIZ ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD
w address; Is good clerk has business quallhca-
uons, employment Of some kind. Address Q. p. A.,
Republican Oncc. myi7-9t~
UTANTED-BY AN INVENTOR AND PAT.
w entee of means and influence. n position In q
patent nttorpey aollce as assistant In writing spech-
catlonsi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud attending TO gem
ernl business. Address, with name, for Interview
my1Sats
National Republican., 1883-05-17
TOR SALE
F. II SMITH & SON.
SIS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.

HOUSES.
Large double three-story brick, 90 feet front,
New Jersey avenue near cqpitol $4,000
intnvs'oIy pIiVh 1na siuo io' 4H' 'o'"e'h ono
Elegant three.story and basement CORNER
house new, n street northwest 1900
Two three-story, and basement bricks adIoin' 49,,
conSenent aSS tGreescfy cottage and grounds WV
ThTeestory G BRICK 25 feet mont irOniing park
Beautiful Queen Anne iRisSstOfy brick
Fine new threesoTy brick corner house mir
teenth street northwest .. 1000
Three-stoTy brick and stable nearly new NJ
TSreestoSy sss brick tO foomsJ New Jersey av
TSpeestory hy breN street between -Four '''
teenth and Fteenth streets northwest ;..;;,; 5000
Twoalory aud basement brick " rooms), 2lO o,o
Three,story brick corner house, Capitol Hill. sOoO
Two twoslory bricks adjoining above, each..- 200
Two-sIory brick corner house, street north -.
Eight handsome iRresstory bricks new Six.
Ten room corner house, Twentieth street
TwosIory 6rcI eG6irocm corner Hoase 1900
Three-story and basement brick, Eleventh -oo
Threesiory brick Tenth street nofthwes 5000
rhree,sory brick and side lot, Tenth street ooo
Four twostory bricks, Sixteenth street and w
And numerous others in ali parts Of the city.
LOTS.
Fine lot fronting Iowa Circle % by 30.
Lots on Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth,
Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets north
west.
EoR SALE
WE HAVE HOUSES FOR SALE AT A BAR
GAIN IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY.
WE WILL OFFER FOR FEW DAYS ONLY
SIX LOTS ON CoRCoRAN STREET. CHEAP
III SOLD AT ONCE
BISHOP q HILL,
Insurance and Real Eatate Agents,
1905 street northwest
National Republican., 1883-05-17
Gurkisb Baths.
tllOntg TO 4 Oau. i,

n EoNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATTHR
M lowest rates. DANENHoWEh & son, le23 y
street northWeaL nOl3-tf
National Republican., 1883-05-17

near state Department; delightful for sumnier. Ap-
ply TO Mrs. L. G. DUNDoRE, 5iS Tenth street north
west, myl7.3+
1T11 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE-TnREE
l. 4 il II story aud basement brick, nicely fur
nished from May 10. Apply 10 II. p. HEATH. 1918
ii street northwest. myl7-0th
JToR RENT-FoR THE sUMMER-oNE FIVE
IL room, one two room furnished cottages with or
without board; Seventh street road JOHN B.
CLAGETr. Brightwo0d Postoihce ID. G. inyl76tr
IINoR RENT - DESIRABLE DWELLING no.
L. iIis Tenth street northwest si5 rooms h2deTh M
CANAAN 9l1 street northwest mylI.3tt
INoR RENTING. 400 MAINE EAVENUE-NINE
IL rooms; all modern improvements; $40. CHAS.
WHITE. 46s Maine avenue southwest myl7.3t<
TNoR RENT OR TAKEN IN BoARD-PAKr OF
II residence 1915 Fourteenth street northwest. l7-3f
LNoR RENT-THE RESIDENCE OF ABNER
IL W, Law, deceased In Alexandria County ~ min
utcs' drive from this city in the direction of Falls
Church, Va: large house, 10 rooms with cellar
and all modern improvements p acres OF land,
water; plenty ofcover and grass, and In the health
lest OF localities; splendid residence for person
engaged In the city; will rent for the summer Tor
JAMES II. CLEMENTS, Administrator; office No.
SOS ID street northwest city. mylG-3tt
JI,oR RENT-HANsoME THREE STORY AND
IL basement brick. Nineteenth street northwest, as
f. II. SMITH 4 son, Sl5 seventh street. myl5-3t+
JNoR RENT-THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
street northwest; key at 1909 street TYLER q
RUTHERFORD. Real Estate and Insurance, 1920 Il
street northwest. myl26t
NOR RENT-THREES STORY AND BASEMENT
IL brick dwelling; rooms and bath; 705 Eighth
street northwest; rent 40 per month; possessIon
lime l.: for card TO see house apply to TYLER q,
RUTHERFORD, Real Estate and Insurance, i226 +
street northwest myl2Gt
FoR RENT
National Republican., 1883-05-17

Y IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
i ! on Time Deposts United States Bonds bought
where, BY J. II. sQUIER A CO., Bankers lAls Penn
aylVaRlAA lAAYonua nAntR
National Republican., 1883-05-17
,pENcERIAN nusINEss coLLEaE
Cost ano SuumS.


r OST-WEDNESDAY AFTER NOON, MAY Ie
IL ON Fourteenth street, betwe ~ IL and X streets,
a pair OF gold eyeglasses suitable reward will Dv
paid II delivered at Studio 81 Corcoran Building,
myi7-3ts
Il Csr-A THIRD ARMY ClRPS UNION
n \ badge. No. l2l nj near the Riggs IIous on
" ednesfay morning The finder will he liberaliy
rewarded by leaving Il at the ONCE OF Col CLAYTON
McMichael, ". S. Marshal mylT-3tf
r osr-oN FOURTEENTH STREET BE
Il tween and streets, AT o;2O last evening the
well known Blenheim spaniel Beauty, winner Ut
the first prize Ht the recent hench show. The hnd
on r,turning the same " 1919 Fourteenth street nort-
west, viii be rewarded, ANA anyone kn0wtnply de-
Ia ming the same after Ihis notice Will be prosecused
y17-3ts III .er..i,. .sl1tlt
National Republican., 1883-05-17

A GENTLEMAN OF BUSINESS EXPERIENCE
N wishes partner with ready money TO engage in
a strictly Legitimate business IN this ctyi Investor
handles his own money. Address II. IL. j., Republi-
can Oh,ce. mylG3tF
National Republican., 1883-05-17
Business Gbanrss.

VIZ ANTED-lsOO TO PLACE TWO GOOD PAT
w ents partial Assignment security; will pay
t256 for money for 90 days. PATENTS. Republcan
Office myl6,3ts
National Republican., 1883-05-17
for Atut-Nou ousss.

TNoR RFNT-PART OR ALL OF 4 HOUSE.
IL with some furniture none; trees, large yard
near State Department; delightful for summer, APP
NyoSt myl7.atH
National Republican., 1883-05-17
@tantto- Hrlp--Nlals.

w TANTED-A FIRST CLASS DINING ROOM
w walter; references required. Apply nt 326
Pennsylvania avenue northwest myi5-stt
wv ANTED-A YOUNG, GENTEEL, COLoRED
w boy, with reference. 10l5 Fourteenth street
northwest myi5-3t+
National Republican., 1883-05-17
Ilamtso --3uums.

WANTED - IMMEDIATELY, TWO COM
w munlcating rooms, for gentleman and daugater;
location near line OF cars preferred. Address DO
DAhfEAD, Republican Ofiice, myl7.3ts
National Republican., 1883-05-17

UTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN. LADY, AND
w two children three very pleasant, well fur
nished rooms on or near Iowa Circle. Address
HARPER, Republican ONCE. myi5-3t+
National Republican., 1883-05-17
@lantto uns.s.

yITANTED-THE CARE OF A HOUSE FOR
w the summer, furnished or unfurnished by "a
party with children who give the best OF city
refcrence; will be willing to their own furniture
and take good care OF owners. M. L., Republican
Office. myl7-Jts
National Republican., 1883-05-17
.for R,nt. .fnrnishtn Rooms.

I7OR RENT-Two CONNECTING ROOMS,
~ well furnished; In private lnmilyi every cUnve-
nience ti5 first class board IL desired. 6l9 street
northwest myl7-3tF
National Republican., 1883-05-17
Souroing.
Summer BOARDING.

ton 70 comfort OF Rnests. Pheasant grOund9 and
plenty OF shade; asuperior home for first class fam
lies With children three minutes 10 street ref
erances required. myl7-6ts
GUNNER BOARD -CLAaETr MANSION
- seventh street road 900 yards nom silver Spring
depot Metropolitan railway " per day " 20 80
office, ID, @, myl7-3ts
NoLLE0E VILLA, TWO MILES ABOVE
~ Georgetown d. @, offers all the comforts OF a
country home; extensive grounds. large rooms
abundant table; daily conveyance to and from Wash.
ingtOn; Address Mrs. H. X. BURROUGHS, 81, Al
bans, ID. q. myi6-3ts
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
REPORTED BY GILLETTE. GIBSON q WOOD
EXAMINERS OF TITLES.
coNvEYANcEs 80, iss1


John McIlmoil to Charles charnock w 70 feet
Of lots3 and g. blk A, Moreno vineyard tract; $3.50
Lafkin Barnes to Oliver O Malone and Sarah
w;s5
Mrs A A Dodsworth and Metcalf, her husband.
70 II Dayis--Lot 3, Palmer's subdivision Of blk
VI, East Los Angeles; 800.
Conception Duarto and Cayetano Duarte 10 Te-
resa a puarte-Part oflot ss in NE Sec II, 7 s.
| G Cabot b II d Mcdonald and Japos n Nc
Donald-Lot 23, Mission San Gabriel; s2fp
| Teresa Duarte and Salvador Baluenzuela 10 .
Meponald-Part of lot ss in NE Sec II, T1s,R
| IL w; $50.
farmers and Merchants Bank to VIM BpcLtav
| Lot g, blk 80, IIancock's survey; 5000.
Pomona Land and Water Co to Mrs Melis.
Swezea--Blk 113. Pomona; $500
| II NJ Davis to Silas Strong and f A Mayo e
| Of SW OF Sc Sec "a, I Q s. X IL w. $1,000
Williams to Margaret Morrison Lot In NV /
| lot 10, blk b, San Pasqual tract; $3.50.
| Wicks TO Carrie Il A Ferguson-Lot 16,
central part OF Carr tract; s525.
Jothaln Bixby, Leweyn Bixby, Thomas Flint
and " willmore to II Ridgway-Lots q and
~, DIX llb, Willmore City; sl00
M Rogers with Pomona Land and Water Co
cahon.
Estate Of John Mathsson, deceased-pecree Of
distribution.
John McIlmoil to John Nicholas lie Brun and
Maximillenne lie Brun-E as IT Of lots 3 and 4.
blk A, Moreno Vineyard tract $500
Lewis Wolfskill and VIM II Stevens 10 Richard
Garvey-Lots 10 and 10. blk 2, lots re and Is. blk
2, and lot 2, blk 4, Fairvew tract; 81,
Charles Willie to L F Draysen--Town lot 20,
Anaheim; s1100.
Mrs Maria Jesus de Shorb to George W Winsor
Lots 3 and .. range ID, Alhahbra Addition
tract; $1,000.
= q Reynolds and Martha A, his wife, to Henry
Turner-25 acres N side San Diego road; S3l00.
Abram Rorick to Henry Biays-11 acres in pec
o,T2S, II Is W; $1,000.
Robert u Coates to HELEN Ellsworth 10
blk A, Morris Vineyard tract; $780,
Juana Maria Reyes do Botiller 10 vicents
Botiller-Lots /, Is and Is, Botiller tract; 81
Emeline Childs and W. her husband, to I I
Anderson--Lot 4. blk 56, Huber tract; 81.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31
Olive Planting.

The excellent letter of Mr.. Frank A.
KimbalI in the HERALD of yesterday,
did not have local attention at the time
on account OF a pressure of advertise
ments. Mr.. Kimball has been very sue
cessful in the cultivation of olives at
National City, and writes from that point
of observation.
1t is unquestionably true that the
olive is not injured by frost at his local.
ity, neither are other fruit trees that
would be frozen to death in some places
in the San joaquin Valley in such
winter as that OF 1882 and 's3. The
olive is never hurt by frost in Los An
geles, but it might be during its infancy,
in the San Joaquin Valley. The recon-
mendation of the HERALD was intended
to cover cases where severe frosts
might occur," as was stated in the arti-
ole. OF course, where such frosts do
not occur the precaution is not neces-
sary.
In regard to cuttings, 1t appears Il at
in different soils different method Of
planting is required. The writer has
planted large trees, small trees, large
cuttings, small cuttings, long cuttings
and short cuttings. OF the trees. hall
died, while the long cuttings oil grew,
and did well. Some Of the soil was
gravelly. and some sandy. There
is no use in putting cuttings in
nursery unless forced to do SO, as they
will make better trees and bear sooner
by planting in orchard form on the
start. The danger Of having "a vacant
space below the cutting" ia entirely OBJ
waited by pouring water into the hole,
which fits the earth closely to the foot
Of the stick like the traditional ducks
foot in the mud.
Mr.. Kimbalrs experience at Nationa
City is very valuable. but 1t does moi
follow that his plan is the best for al
soils and peeuliarities Of climate, i
seems the easiest fruit tree in the worlt
70 raise, when planted by cutting
in orchard form, and ought to be plantet
by the million. We trust that Friens
Kimball will continue in the good worl
that he has begun 80 auspiciously ans
dana Al vail
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31
La crosse Club.

At meeting of young men on Mon
day evening, at the Office of the British
vice-Consul, G. w. Mortimer, Esq, il
was determined to organize La Crosse
Club in this city. The following tempo
rary officers were elected; President,
II. L. Macneil; Vice-President, w. D
Stephenson; Secretary, R. W. Pridham.
The Committee on Constitution and By
laws consists Of II. L. Macneil, w. d
Stephenson and R. w. Pridham.
At the next regular meeting Of the
club full description of this athletic
game will be presented and the use O.
the implements used practically ex
planned.
Persons desiring to join will address
the Secretary, who learned the game in
Canada and can explain its mysteries Il
all inquiring candidates, The name Of
the club will be the Los Angeles Ia
Crosse Club.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31
Health First.

High medical authorities
advise the wearing Of pure
woolen flannels next to the
person. We manufacture in
the Los Angeles mill only
the pure all wool goods. Our
scarlets arc made OF pure
Cochineal Dyes, the ''medi-
Gated flannel of commerce,
so highly recommended for
invalids. We guarantee them
equal to any goods, and SUI
porior to almost all others,
because free from all cotton
or shoddy mixtures and i'm
purities. Please call and ex-
anime and oblige,
B. F. COULTER.