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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-01-23
FORTY.ygYgirH COSGassS.
second session
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.

WASHINGTON, Jan. p.
Mr.. Logan, from the Judiciary committee,
reported favorabiy on the Senate bill for reg
ulation of telegraph and cable companies
Mr.. Morrill, called up the resolution offered
by him last week providing for evening SEES
slons beginning this evening. His object,
he eaid, was to ascertain whether any earnest
effort was to be made to pass the tariff bill
this session. In reply to statements hereto
fore made that the bill, as reported, would
increase duties instead of reducing them, he
read the tabular statement of reductions up
on different articles, showing very large
aggregate
Mr.. Bayard believed much of the reduc
tien shown by the table would prove illusory.
He did not believe, however. thai anything
would be gained by evening sessions
Sir. Hoar said Senators were generally
agreed that there ought to be a reduction of
the tariff, and if the bill which would relieve
people of burdens amounting from s35 ,000.-
600 to 500 200, 900, should fail to pass this
session. that would be the best evidence of
the unfitness of both Houses as now consti-
| tuted for rhe great enaction of legislation.
Mr.. Lapham suggested that the reduction
made by the bill would be about SO, OOO, 600,
| including the internal revenue reduction.
A resolution providing for evening ses-
sions to consider the tariff bill was discussed
| until the tariff bill was taken up.
The pending question was on the motion of
Mr.. Van Wyck to put all articles in the
| wood and wooden ware schedule on the free
list, which he modified SO as to leave the
duty of 80 per cent on house and cabinet fur
niture rough, and 30 per cent on the same
| finished.
| Mr.. C0nger resumed his remarks on the
amendment and said there was pine enough
in the United States to supply the demand
for 90 years at least.
| MIR. Ingalls, said he would like to see this
schedule separated so to admit freeof duty
timber squared or sided, sawed boards,
plank, deals, wildwood, sycamore, Eastwood
and other sawed lumber and laths.
| After considerable discussion Mr.. Van
WICK accepted the amendment proposed by
Mr.. Ingalls, as a substitute for his own mo-
ton to strike out most of the articles in the
| schedule.
Mr.. Ingalls, amendment was agreed to.
| 1t strikes from the bill and puts upon the
free list timber squared or sided, not spe.
cially enumerated, sawed boards, plank,
deals and other lumber of hemlock, white
wood, sycamore, Eastwood and all other
articles of sawed lumber; also laths, shingles
and pine and spruce clapboards.
Adjourned.
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NEW TRIAL SIZE.

PARKER's HEAD, May 10Th, lisa
Messrs. J. j. A4HER d CO., augusta, Me-:
For the benefit of the suffering people wish Won
to publish the following: For years, as me friends
complaints. also had the Cstarrh so bad IL would
drop down in my throat. and suffered terrib with
Catarrhal Cough. have used all kinds of medi
cines. and employed the mos, pr eminent doctor. in
tins country, and found relief. Reading about
the great virtues in the Household Blood Purifier
and Cough Syrup, although about discouraged, n
thought came through my mind that it would help
me. | Immediately got some and used il according
to directions and, to prise, since using
il am relieved Of psin and feel like q new man
And do heartily recommend il a medicine
great virtue, and wish you to make this certificate
public for the benefit of all people that suffering
with the Kidney and Liver complaints or a
Catarrhal Cough, and if any doubts my certif.
cate they can call on or write me. | justly feel for
the good 1t has done me. I am thankful and cannot
praise it as much il deserves. | am, gentlemen
yours truly,
DEACON HEZEKIAH HARRINGTON,
Harring,o n's Landing, Phipsburg, Me-, and m. m.
Der of the Legislature in 1861.
MEDICINES THAT ARE
Highly recommended by reliable people In our
eases, Kidney, Lung and Liver Trouble Lost
Manhood, rheumatism, Coughs, Catarrh and
Scrotula Humor-, Biousness, etc
THE HOUSEHOLD BLOOD PURIFIER
AND COCGH SYRUP.
And for Rheu ,natism, Aches and Pains,
THE RELIEF LINIMENT'
a. These me iicines compounded from the
pure oils of and RIBS, and sold by all dealers
JOHN W. PERKINS co, Portland Me-, BOW
DITCH, WEBSTER * CO , Augusta, Me- Whole
sale Dealers. nov7t&w6mos.tc
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES THAI
ARE SUFFERING,

franklin County, Me-, Oct TO- 1852.
have suffered with . Kidney trouble, and in.
damation OF the Bowels and Weakness for six wears
During that time employed several skilful dostor.
and used lots of medicines that were recommended
to cure those diseases, but they failed to do so. I
Household Blood Purif and Cough syrup. for
Kidney troubles and weakness, was advised to try
il. Affer using several large bottles, to nv surprise
II relieved me, and wi much pleasure and atsf fac
ton am thankful and do highIi recommend ii as a
valuable medicine 10 all women who are suffering
with Kidney troubles and weakness, and do advise
them TO try it. Respectfully,
NEW TRIAL SIZE,
Price 25 cents, of the BLOOD PURIFIER,
And Me. that are Suffering, READ!
Catarrh and Great Kidney and Liver Cur
Effected.
The statement OF q reliable gentleman
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18

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~ er mar OF shict surrounded two
frnnls Of the building rpcals Tor tid
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Mother, after .wo waeks have expirsd--
. Daughter, cur Doetor ehsli 30 described A once
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ypu desired at hrstlf
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Is the only thing thai will restore nasto haalsa,n
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Isk1Iss '}E1js's S;;''SSsA
|awkor, Windom--W.
o Pennsylvsnia, Mr.
rel were The only repre-
In be Affirmative.
81 horizes the president
" b the advice and con.
d point Fitz John Por-
81 eral IN the United
i ind brevet brigardisr.
u el In the army,
Is ion of colonel
I } United States of the
" held by him at the
Q and, In his discretien,
} etired list ofthe army,
! Ifed list being thereby
! to that extent; pro-
f2ftersn receive no
hent by this act. ]
4 q resolution directing
g iudiciary to enquire
az iegisiation IL neces-
: ascertaining the ex-
Ption OF presidential IN
resumed consideration
ered Dy Mr.. Ingalls, yes
committees on the judi
% legislation is neces-
Rscertalning tne exist-
4 o. presidential inaDil-
Dill or o'nerwise. was
stunned consideration o.
provision Tor the col
ID, pon.enumerated arti-
was amended, on
coke, SO as
az non-enumerateo
loWest rate OF duty
tlcie " resembles, 10,
Ine duty on hard
was changed rom Two
y per cent. az valorem.
iumo, sumac e oO
n motion q Mr.Pilumb,
cents per bushel. and
10 " cents per gallon.
ousE.
bounced the conference
agricultural appropria-
pa, from the committee
Prted back 9 resolution
caiiing on the president
the aggregate amount
p ana harbor improve
leglnning OF the govern
etts members presented
'eduction OF the duty on
|.
/ the shipping bill was
=:
DER discussion being q
for which the commit
, penang, limiting the
Ok to the amount OF ton
d: 10 this substitute
alp amendment IS pend
n ensued, during whrch
acvocating the 18TH Sec
'ontended by It's oppon-
only an entering wedge
he was wiling to trust
sc TO q democratic con-
-.
Illinois,, opposed the
. OF the Dill Wnen
ad control OF congress
eme had been defeated
Of the subsidy-seekers
ad been swarming there.
ss was confronted by an
me. 1t was not from the
: from the Pacific mail.
and his confreres VINO
bounty to be
eople. He charges that
would put $4,000 In
nually. 1t was not in
lerican labor, and was
q Q SUBSIDY. Inc debate
st before 4 O'Clock, and
p amendment to the COM
for the 18TH section was
M ~, lays, iVi' ~.
tennessee, stated tnat
te iop the ifee snip clause
'ner !. woulu 40 anything
,arrylng tIa9e; -, =.
., supPorteq tne Dill IN
section y he was IN IA,
Ial, n. !. De ~ wnen ne loun9
, operation oithe law.
1ois argued mat the pro-
WAS uuCOnStStutlO
q eese ~ ssia IN tnef st mao !
reply, and he desired to
was .Si,.hs sni;; When hen
sr,oa his .b,nS capital Ala I'm in
labor. and sought TO ad-
I, y the 3 s, proposition ,on. in this s
4 on this floor
Q naa no words
ouncs nnsiisu interesss,
enteo Dy l0opyists IN the
nmDer, Ihls gsntietnse
'Otlpced was Q mhp D2Fn
an WOO ceme pvn re
. noventss''s ~ tep-
an wno by ms
fky .no hn oteins nad
bad aver srIsted. he
.ctef the equai o. tnose
VIA dl','' would nh i aepesaas
e ss..si,.e, sone ,sss pro-. rss
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L.
N i'' y \ IA axm rseesra ssm'c'ss
A x, N. N. I,ophS,n pfd
(, <; 4, a. 4 X N N tietob&if II ths MN
.,l.f3 'liiYl X Observation-Disclosures, IA
AK 4. M ,tl,jI VI \ ynNali bAnkniptty bllI
Y S N. Z. s. 'il IA n ipint resoIulioh
X. b 4. h s,'s gAi hiAs islA ~ The usA
a M J, n Y. e " \ n ifn,ly befwntn ths
lll X, N, n t VI a., ,IIl 'ssl Iiritaiil tobcludeG
"A, 1s a X .sfiDus Mat The cDsn,
,1il NV, n. n >i3 ltIN ~ the matter,
V x. X ., n N iitlclas ought net 10 BIZ
4 4 vs. " X y, z, Il IN l,rcc Aliofhtr day.
4 ,.Si'D " \. " N pflyi,egss w'liTh I'VE
a. i9 VI ans wore very yAfu ble,
y w N III li hey yysvs US were Worth
". ~ ~, IN w "A 4. tss acknowledgements on
y VI X. 4. II I. VI Y n ll!fl dipiohtey pn tho
X I. n NJ !dinn autn0tiiies Nc had
\ Z, 4, " lay 40 had oaill as 55(,0, !,
" Y y y, q ' 4, though this q pluhIK
I; ~ y. Is y. n tor every cent Of n yas
w n IA 4 is.. ted thst where we look
IL oirsg He si6f nsatiH The loint shat the
W Canadians are PERMITTED 10 exyort fish 10
tbs ilrlIed Slates |free of duty ". 4
N 7. tier further Eiiscrssion t1e resolution
\ Wes retcrred 81 Mr. Frye sueeested. I, y 4
u, 1. n, M icixry ID inqiire aud
u lrSIjttftl S,1hsA ieeislatidsl u necessary 10
ia ertnii and 1eterniNe when the powers
X and dilties cf Tie presidential office deyoive
anon the VIDE president, II, case NJ the ID
N ahijty Of the president to disciEar 40 tlle
!; same; ah,l ID what manner the rs'novai or
sr,, 4; HIN TX *, NIX z Il va
V ~ tba ra,geestipp az Mr. Garland, the
X 4. IN, . ,sn,,3 x ~ A Nh VIVA
Z s n 4 81 tha,i r,roceeflei with
,.3 n ~ w, \, z Az bill nt the close
n hit i,nr Morrill, moved to
',sf MI, X ,n f6i,taficp and bankruptcy
IA. y ~ IA, "
- tjff hin sves tf,es, taker, M for con-
Il \. ;y1.,,st,r,, 'f i'3 IA ri < x slis XXX
N \ .sed III ser,pfe and SAID
X III u, \, ass 4 M "A eiTsd M b pernitted 10
rs,,t,,t ~ this iii ~ the senate
z s NJ ~ las l,y,t beef, lraie III
,, ,trst IN Marian To- or cbinpstition
I !, q ~ &, 1. 3,
3'f,,,s htf s rj 70 AZ ne early tffflination
~ II. II, Az, s,t,,,s. 81 ha1 been made
~ M sgi i, II. " tie reSilic-
4 III ~ 4 ks atsdflass,t' revenue, from both
fl' .itax ard f,,riff. bv such timely cor
9Ss \, ,y,,,lfl r,.riiiitl tavorstble action
lR Ia ~ nm sn,gte .s,l weli ss tha
Y N s VI l t6e clpss s5f INK s5reseTlp
slSs s IA all osher il4,potrlilt meas
'js " yIr1,Sorl III. VIZ Dan wisely ac
hi !; 4, " r,S' q Si fsorn the
n " NJ IN 1'sast n 1, .rAlssion5 aP e
4 mi XII tS ylAlf ts sgl \ NJ ,+iI
j IN MI NJ A u u" !, i, 4, 4
/ n u ~ IN !, si sSs III 4 ~ ca *
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9Es::s'::;H;;'||:sIE''
I'M. Cameron,
"a oar and Mr.. So
The bill passed
| 10 nominate and,
sent ofthe senatt
| ter, late major.
| States volunteer
general and Q
10 the y
ii the army 81
same grade and !
time Of his dismil
| N nIaco him m 1
that grade In the
incrensed In mum
| vided, said FitzJ
| pay, compensatic
| prlor to his app0i
Mr.. Ingalls, off
the committee on
into and report
;stSnce or LIS tarr,
a sJsliirS Up Pas ~. =
The senate the
Of the tariff bill.
t.r,; AZ . Sirect;nr
c;ssv r} ~ ;n"n;ras !
=. @~ rr nIxheD
~ ~. ~snS ts-n,;r -
IN .nd ~ rannrs
$3.50 40 80 " AopWs
oeTihe1 s sv' thar
az - tsr SfFH Iii, ~ r
,SannTtlnn IF S dn.;a.
l ~ ssse q, hiua.o n
me- = o SaeSSMc ars;eele|
mot IAN 81 10y
s ~ p, sbaIi 1no,I
81 s "~oSa S nIa a. prJT
III. fS@s .S VI MI
s. ~ 81 o.ams1t;hiasE
49, rsr s no,,ndP
S ~ 70 a pG ~ MI
~ rs M ;nsaptsS I, M
c ~SS 's "a usjor ~.rr
49, ~ S M v1 an %.
sa1 JT fs1r "a an ~
rn'S 81 st nc, II, e. SroJ
Adjourned.
+
The speaker q
committee on til
ton bill. .I /
Page, Of Calico
on commerce, re
offered by Ranhal
for . statement
expended on ri'
nnents since the
ment, and it was
The MhssadhI
petitions for the |
sugar. r .fer1edl
Consideration
then resumed
The section U
drawback section
tees substitute
amount oil drawb|
mage tax collect
Chambers flee
ing.
.ionssIiii sIuss]
ton. SAID il tvasl
ents that i'll WI
into the treaaurJ
tnat entelllng W.
grMess next year
,Eowns,endd o1
Wa"19aacA
the democrats
every SUBSIDY q
anq Inc lopIies
haq Deen clehns
ana JopDe:rs who
now again fona
0tnerr SUBSIDY SCI
Iacinc fanIYaos
It was Jo.hnIRoa
were askin9 AM
taKen from the
ne iotn sfcti1
no@ns pofKet
the mteresF OF n
notninR mPre VI
conSinued Hntnf
OannoiersFe
mntee's suestlt4
-oWh1stbofna i
rh;l.ha AuunnnJj,dt,
r annn. ~ ~ III
$500 x xnjer;o.
Mnr r n IiIIliiIo
. wnr ns5 nEo,.aoa,G;f
~ ~ nos"rHlpni,savr' N
erss,ins ;,S sron, X
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Mv1''o aa,of,
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Uoo'on' v. ~
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wn,non ooi.ou W. TA
pa a nsr,ca
pMs;,s,.~M W.
IHui.xsan,s. uP-,An
HoymfAmnpenrifen
HIIaS; %s.ssou.e,
-. s.aae,oo,.,
vvs r eu"ou'i -
Sth whjch IN Ar
lth;ch"1era ~ ro,,r.
'EfSrT@stfrS
,I,,nrh.i - Il
a - -
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nss~. e, -.
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Z y, 4: e IS. he tariff
ss'sa 49, sI,s ss Y ,! s r, s sr,!,
v6e we're 70 q s':s ;so1 - o6t u !hs busi;
ress t'x Up . schedule 'or y snt e'yss. nn ,e
S6 s5se 1sy ss sSas 81 =
= tbe da'5 X ssa,icrs ehor,slly desired The
retuffcn or skisfinf dutic< ~ examine thus
BY very carefully e see y a
81 ss sS ~ ispnln ''@s ssss,. 'a'a q
stbft1|f iflfltDo<tious and provision.
devised b5 men Who vonld profit By The
insIss q sna yhe I<rhs2s "a =, many ~, n.
nis<is1 f1<ms'lsss.s ~. BECK ilIustrlfed
;.s.sn ~ bs,.en,r NJ. STEEL iuceis.
sssss &c !. g q; t,'s O. ss, s p.y
bs o>rtol cifll p5t|*ons AIKEN together,
t..> rrsf A,tt, vkfsf they ysira
s<- e.o.. s.r DAD sc 's senate %
651 f4<pon, Ho,'||I hsa oonfrafn'zie6
~ oce1s'< Ip,p ~ oct th-t ~ sve'eEs
.y s> /, re ' ~ + .',:. -:
II ii ror.'r'-<'on fhfrs--IFss showed i1s,
-. e, ss.zs.. ''S Ss ~ q 1n ia
-. . '1Iy . 90 ~ 1<el eft1-'
So y msa11cti.sr< ulon ~ <1r'i-'
4, s' ..s s;'.l Z, ss4 S. ., e ''' ,ss,:
Montgomery County sentinel., 1883-10-12

One o: the best, il not the best collection ol
rich and costly Parlor, Chamber and Dining
Rnom
Montgomery County sentinel., 1883-10-12
WASH. B. WILLIAMS.
Mortgages Sale
Valuable Farm
In the Fifth District of Montgomer,
county, Maryland.

HNDER and by virtue of the power con-
" tined in Mortgage from John W
Bell and Elizabeth A. Bell, his wife, to Jas.
Turner Lee, dated the 2lst September, 1881, f.,
and duly recorded among the Land Records
of Montgomery county in Liher Il B p, No.
20, folio 40 &c. the undersigned, Attorney
named in said Mortgage, will sell u, public
auction, at the Court House door, in Rock
vile, Maryland, on
SATURDAY, Sd of November, 1888,
ut IL O'Clock, NJ, all the lands of the said
john " icii. yiug aud being in said Mont
g"meri county, and which are particularly
mentioned and described in said deed. This
farm contains
355 ACRES OF LAND.
more OF less, about 235 Acres of which are
arahle lands IN good stale of cultivation.
and the balance is in Chestnut, Oak and Pine
timber
II is sl'noled on the puolir road eadin ng
from the road known as The Columbia Turn
pike 10 Belisville, about three miles from Belts
vile Station, on the Baltimore and Washing
lon Railroad three miles from Burlonsyille.
III s'id Montgomery comfy, aud fifteen miles
IRON Washington city, and adjoins the lands
OF Julius NARROW, John W. Bryan, A. Parker
and others
This farm is under good fencing and is well
wa'ered and the improvements consist of a
Large FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
in good repair, a Barn, Stable Corn ouse.
Meat-House and other necessary outbuildines'
There is also a large Orchard of ~ Acres 10
extent on the place II is covenient 10 Post
Office, Churches, Schools, &c.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Conyeyaucinp
at the cost Of The purchaser.
THOMAS HILL,
Attorney for Mortgage, N. L, corner of
Fayctte aud st. Paul sts.,
oct l2-ts Baltimore Md
Montgomery County sentinel., 1883-10-12

Ex-senator Conkling is quoted as com.
pairing Mr. Arthur's administration of the
Office of President to "tryng to divide u
beef-steak among bloodhounds." Mr.. Conk-
ling has keen appreciation of the animating
impulse of modern Republicansm. One
might almost suppose he had encountered
an occasional Maryland delegation during
his service in Washington,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1883-10-12
NelO advertisements.
County Grange Meeting.

The regular Quarterly Meeting of Montgom-
cry County Grange, No. 7, will be held /
Gai,hersburg, on THURSDAY, 25th day Of
October, 1883, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
oct l2-lt H. NJ. LANSDALE. Sec'y.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1883-10-12

L
IN Election and to the Voters of Monigom
cry county, that an Election will he held ia
the several Election Districts of Montgomcr,
county, at the usual places of holding Elec.
lions, on
TUESDAY, the 9th of November, 1888
tor the purpose Of electing one person {,
lie Governor OF the State OF MARYLAND. on,
person 10 he Attorney. General OF the State ol
Mar, land, one person 10 be Comptroller OF
the STATE of Maryland, three persons TO b,
members ofthe House of Delegates from Mont.
gomery county one person TO be States At
torney for Montgomery county, three persons
to be Judges of the Orphans Court of Mont.
gomery county, five persons to be County
Commissioners for Montgomery county, one
person to be Sheriff Of Montgomery county
one person to be County Surveyor OF Mont.
gomery county.
The polls for said Election will be opened
in each and every Election District of said
county, at the usual places of holding the
polls, AT O'Clock, A. NJ, and will be closed
at clock, p. NJ. when the ballots shall be
publicly counted.
For the information of all persons concerned
the following Act OF the Legislature passed
March gath, 1865, is published:
CHAPTER l9l.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale of spriluous or
fermenied liquors in the several counties of
the State on the day OF election,
SECTION |. BE il enacted by the General As.
sembly OF Maryland, That II shall no, be
lawful for the keeper of any hotel, tavern
store, drinking establishment, or any other
place where liquors are sold, or for any per-
son or persons, directly or indirectly, 10 sell.
barter, give or dispose OF any spirimous or
iermented liquors, ale, beer, or intoxicating
drinks OF any kind, on the day of election
hereafter to he held 10 the several counties of
the State.
Sec. 3. Aud be IL enacted, That any person
violating the provisions OF this Act shall be
liable TO indictment by the Grand Jury of the
county where the offence is committed, and
shall upon conviction by Judge OF any Cir
cult Cour, OF the Stale be fned sum not less
than fifty nor more than one hundred dollars
for each and every oileIce--one-half the iue
shall be paid 10 the informer, the other half
TO the County Commissioners for the use of
public roads
JOHN A. CLEMENTS,
Sheriff of Montgomery county
oct l2.te
Montgomery County sentinel., 1883-10-12
VICTORY IN OHIO'

Ohio voted on Tuesday for Governor and
members Of the Legislature. The Demo.
Gratis have elected both. Hoadly, the Demo.
cratic nominee for Governor, has carried the
State by at least 10000 majority. BY the
official count this majority may be increased
to $4,000. This looks very encouraging fol
the Presidential election in 1884.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1883-10-12
SATURDAY. Sd of November, 1888,

ut u O'Clock, NJ, all the lands OF the said
john W lirii, y ing and being in said Mont
g"meri county, and which are particularly
mentioned aud described in said deed. This
farm ,,nutains
Montgomery County sentinel., 1883-10-12
GRA Nd ENTERTAINMENT
Professional DRAMATIC READINGS,
ROCKVILLE TOWN HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING Oct. 18th, 1883.
Miss IDA PERRY DAWES and Miss
ADDIE l. NICHOLS, of Boston.

ONE APPEARANCE ONLY in an entirely
hew Programme.
%S- Come and hear the most celebrated
Elocu utionisis in Boston.
Performance begins ut 8 clock, p. NJ
Admission, Adults, 35 cents Children IN.
der u years, % cents.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1883-10-12
At 0LNEY GRANGE HALL.

THURSDAY, October 18Th, the same enlsr.
tainment will be repeated.
Misses Dawes and Nichols will also appear,
Mnnhnn Anlnl.un anA La..l--.-l- -
Montgomery County sentinel., 1883-10-12
Take Notice.

A LII PERSONS, with dog or gun, are
IA hereby warned not 10 trespass on my
farm, as the law will be enforced
oct l2-4t GEO. T. WATERS
Montgomery County sentinel., 1883-10-12
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Judges ol
IN Election aud to the Voters of Monigon,-
cry county, that an Election will he held ia
the several Election Districts of Montgomery
county, AT the usual places of holding Elec-
lions, on
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-08

have there a representative Of Los An.
geles interests. The fact Ia IL IL high
time that we should organize an efficient
Immigration Association. Nothing IL
more certain than that, twenty years from
now, the present limits of Los Angeles
county will contain fully three hundred
thousand souls. The sooner we reach
out for them the better. There ought tobe
enough public spirit amongst our prop.
erty- holders to establish regular immi-
grafton agents at New Orleans, New
York and Chicago, and at all gatherings
like that at Santa re and at all State
Fairs and Expeditions there should TO be
choice specimens OF our products, espe-
cially OF our wines and brandies. Oh
the last we will be making five million
dollars worth year shortly, and we
ought 10 neglect no opportunity TO pop
ularize them. We should shake of the
old inertness and go to work with the
same hearty vigor which always charae
terized Chicago and Kansas City.