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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-11-06
Notice TO Tax.payerN.

will be at the following places, at the times
stated, for the convenience OF the tax payers to
collect the taxes for 1888
Bradfordville, Tuesday morning, November
18Th.
C. p Davis, Tuesday evening, November
18Th.
Bells Store Wednesday morning. November
14ih.
Miccosukie, Saturday, November 18th.
Station No One, Monday. November 18Th.
White Church, Tuesday. November ooh.
: T. F, Moore's. Wednesday, November 21st.
John n. Mage's Thursday morning Novem-
Der 22d.
!. Bethel Church, Thursday evening November
22d.
: And at the Clerk of the Courts Office in the
Masonic Building, in Tallahassee, at all other
times until further notice.
g. c. PEARCE,
!: Collector of Revenue Leon County
/: November l, 1888
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Mrs f. II. Afford has returned from Nor III
Georgia
Captain Fl T. Blocker has returned from
West Florida
DR.. A. f. Philips and wife, of Sanford, left
for home yesterday.
Captain j. s. McElroy and family are So
jonrning at Cory Pa.
Hon f. NJ Randall and wife are at Mrs.
Hopkins Tor the winter
Miss Maria Derby is assisting Mrs Rippey
in her millinery business
Mr.. b. F. Slarkey and bride were visiting
friends in Tallahassee last week
Mr. J. Edmund Page and Mrs. John E. Page
returned from The North last week.
Mr. VIM. Ball, OF Quincy, now has charge of
department in W. II. Wilson's store
Eddie Virgins has gone to Atlanta to take
a course in Moores Business College
Miss Zippie Blake has gone to make her
home with Mrs. A. f Phillips, at Sanford
Colonel G. II. Blood, of Boston, Ga, made q
pleasant call al the FLoRIDIAN Office this morn
lag
Rev. DR.. Blake left for Ocala this morning,
accompanied by his daughter, Mrs r. B. Cor
man.
Captain George W. Bassett has resumed his
former position conductor on the F. G. & w
Railroad.
Judge j. b. Christie, Of Monticello, was a
welcome visitor at the FLoRlDIAN sanctum this
morning
Mr. w. n. Baker. after spending a few
weeks North is again at his post in the State
Treasury
Mr. W. II. Haskell, after spending two
months with friends in Ohio has returned 10
Tallahassee.
Mis-. Virginia Johnston has returned from
an extended visit to friends in Fernandina and
jacksonville.
Mr. e. w Bradley and wife, OF Spencer,
N. u, parents OF Mrs D. G. Crafts, arrived a
few days ago.
Mrs. NJ. d. PapY, Miss Annie Papy and Miss
Fannie Johnston last week returned from the
Virginia Springs.
r. Don. Mcleod, rear guard of the press ex-
curson TO Louisville returned home last
Wednesday night.
Mr.. F. tinhousen, assistant engineer of the
City of Jacksonville, has been spending a week
vacation at The Capital.
MIS- w a. iuluS uIINCu last WCCh, unS
taken charge OF The Whitaker house, and is pre-
pared to entertain guests.
MIR II. o. Basselt, Of Pensacola, but some.
time s'journing at Quincy, came over TO the
Capital last Saturday on brief visit to kinfolk.
Colonel r. W. Ammo, OF Orlando, was in the
city yesterday, and we were pleased TO NETT one
OF the progressive citizens who have made Or
ange county what it is.
Miss Maggie A. Pearce, who graduated with
high honoIs at the lust session of the Griffin Ga.)
Female College, after spending the summer with
friends in Atlanta, last week returned to her
home in this city.
Rev. Z. Warren Clark, wife and children, Of
Narragansett, r. l., H. D. McCuloch, . Director
of the T.. T. & G. r. r. Co., of Wis, and Mr..
r. NJ Purves, wife and child, of Philadelphia,
are stopping with Mrs. Hopkins.
Pleased to see in Tallahassee last Saturday
Mr. J. Fl. Fitzpatrick, cotton factor of Mobile,
on the business of his house. We learned from
him that shipments from Florida TO Mobile ovtr
The p & A. road were much heavier than We
supposed they would he in this lrstsseason after
liz construction.
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Hotel Arrivals.
CITY HOTEL.


Henry Leonard, city J Bryson, Jacksonville; J "
DOR. w d Barnes, Tallahaeree; C johnson. N VI; T
Lamar w Hammond. Atlanta L Schrohreid Balti-
Hammond, Atlanta; F L schonreid, Baltimore; Henry
LOtze 0reenville, C George Paterson, C; JnO
Cloud Ala HilIysrd, 3 p Massey. z Moore, sa-
ysnnah; T B Young, VIM vandier, Jersey City, NJ;
CUNNINGHAM, New Orleans; Jno Miles. Montgomery.
Ala; Harris, Chattanooaa; Henry Mclaughlin, Nil.
lerrburg, Ohio; Chss jerks, Texas Mcdonald ITALIA.
hassee N. j. Ross, Hefin Ala A Maroni, So tx Co.
HorHI-
W Weeks Fla VIM Terry, Ga; Walter Baldwin,
Wyoming, OHIO W Wright Fla; Hon J w. scott,
.no Mis- Fishsr, Mas James wsst, Nc; Dr.y.
Ida Gibbs, Mass< Thomas Gratson, G; Thomas Fizer,
Gharle-ton Mrs; Rosa Jones, G; Miss Bell. Tenn
Alexander ARR; Vim Downs, England; r g John
son. London c Duchee, Fla; stockwel, tt nm
patrick, Mobile. Ale; Glover Nex Jersey Il y
Baker, Fla W Bedford Kentucky Solimon Pool and
family C; w Ammo Fla Co6ord, Texas J
West, c 4 WRR; james Irwin, New Orleans !; D r
Malone, Ga; w Davis MAine John T Adams. N 7
w Williams, Penn.
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Mrs. GruMdY SAYS

That the mails were somewhat irregular last
week
That Saturday was the boss " business day
OF the fall season,
shat the railroad to Townsville is now re-
galded as a certainty
That strangers are coming in on every train
summer excursonists are returning, business is
picking up generally, and the Capital City Is
growing more lively every day
That Jack Frost put in an appearance in
spots last week.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-11-06

The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor and duly commissioned
during the past week
Geo. W. Taylor, to be County Commissioner
in and Tor the county OF Jefferson.
Henry r. Hudson and Jasper F. Greer, to be
Justices of the Peace in and for the county of
Clay
8. Perit Rawle 10 he Commissioner of Deeds
for Florida in and for New York.
w. G. Coxwel, to be Superintendent Of
Schools in and Tor the county OF Calhoun.
Angus L. Anderson, to be County Commits
sioner in and for the county Of Walton.
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AGENTS FOR THE FLORIDIAN.

rt LI,wft, -citIcmcn are althuriled Ageats foI
rs 81 chtpt,> and will rr,il for NJ sums pai1 lhem
nrJN earn C,l,rc,Nlc EFVila.d Mosce3 Hall,
q Rraa,, L.nonA F Scott, Fernandlaa
walker CraAf,rJvire Brosn Ruunl's Ferry.
Ell Alison Onjtcv RW n.,is Green C9ge
Frank Philips NariIuna W shin. Orlando;
X sheppard Nj ton. II i"fK. Lake futss
HIN Mc2nrv Ilov.i- ~ F Greel. sterling
Taa> siamone Monticello " Naofry. IT. Key West
RM Nithcr-poon Madison j T. Rtactt,ell. Il, ii,ip".
Rev ! " Caldwell. Jasper II b Grace Grac.'i 10
J NJ Hirco bronson Jno q Mclean. Frcepo-t.
HEDGES II Re J Z RIM, Worthiugtn.
NA NcA pm New Troy. u I-a,. a4,ft Tampa.
SW rfichl"w. - Augustine VI l. ks, En- csis.
J / Campbell. Argyle. John Il Ley Jacksonville
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Bust Arrived.

Carpets, all grades, supers. extra supers, tn.
pestry brussels three grades, Vienna linen car.
pet, hemp carpet, stair carpet. druggets, mats
tapestry and coca. Oil cloth two yards wide
and great many other things too numerous Ia
mention, to be found at
282tl F. C. GILMoRE's Furniture Emporium.
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Extract from q letter written to T. J. Grif-
nths, editor of the r Dvyeh, q weekly WEIGH
to you, since the advertisement of Kendalps
SPAWN Cure frst appeared in your paper many
injured miners have been using it, and In all
cases in and around here II has achieved won
ders It IS . perfect success among injured
minen Yours truly, RICHARD OWEN.
OCEAN MINES Pa, April 90, 1884,"
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Neura1W1a

Ia instantly relieved and cured by Dr. Jordan's
Joyous Julep Nothing like It on the globe for
the immediate relief of Neuralgia, Sick, Nervous
and Periodical Headache. For Painful Men,
situation 1t has no equal. Cures every time
when properly taken. Get 1t at once u you suf
for Price 90 oenis For sals by n Lively,
DruegiSA k-em
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Died.

In this city last evening, Miss MATTE W.
BtoxHAM, aged 18 years, only daughter of Gov
error and Mrs. W. d. Bloxham.
~ The funeral will be from ST. Johns Epis-
copal Church at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-11-06

DIR. A. l.. Randolph has resumed the practice
OF Medicine and Surgery in Tallahassee and vi
cnity. Office for the present at residence, corner
of Calhoun and McCarty streets
TALLAHASSEE, Oct 23-1m
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NhOOdda Cloths.

The Shoodda Cloth is sof, all wool fabric for
ladies' suits Grapes gracefully and makes up
exquisitey
w. r. Wilson has full line of Shooddas in
black and all the new colors, which he is selling
ChpaD %
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Nrs. y. e.. Rippey,
TALLAHASSEE. FLA.

has just received full line Of Millinery, Fancy
Goods, Notions. Laces, Dress Trimmings, Gloves
and Zephyrs. A fine assortment Of ready
trimmed Hats and Bonneis also on hand %
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Mr. Edward Meek, pupil of the College of
Music of Cincinnati, will receive pupils in Piano
and Vocal Music. Those desiring terms can see
Mr. Meek at Mrs. Whitakera Tuition per
quarter $2O 98.tf
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On The night OF Saturday, November 80, my
red pony, PAGER, about twelve years old, one
white hind foot and scar OF cut on left hip. A
reward Will be paid tor delivery to the under
signed, or F. f. Minis, al Tallahassee
D. J. ATKINSON.
November 6, 1888 20-1t
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-11-06

Miss Mary Whistler, fashionable ciress-maker,
has taken rooms at the residence of Mr. H. A.
Wilkes, corner of Bronaugh and Madison streets.
where she will be pleased to serve her friends
and patrons
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NOTICE.
Asylum for the Blind and
Deaf and Dumb.

WHEREAS THE LEGISLATURE OF THE
w State of Florida at The session Of lsN' pass,
an act entitled An Act to Prov de Institute for
the Blind and Deaf and Dumb U this State :" and
whereas. said act directs that the Board of Mana
gers, consisting OF the Superintendent OF Public
Instruction. the Attorney General the Secretary OF
State and the Governor, shall secure by donation,
purchase or otherwis., suitable GROUNDS and build
ings for the purpose of providing asylun for
INDECENT blind and deaf and dumb sud grounds and
buildings TO be located at some healthy. convenient
and accessible point in the State:
Now, THEREFOKE, Notice is hereby given that
the said Board of Managers will entertain PROPOSE
lions from cities, towns individuals, offering to
don Ite the grounds and buildings provided for in
said act, the propositions TO come from such local.
ties rs comply vii the requirements is to health
convenience and accessibility. Said propositions
should be made on or before the first day of No
vembcr, 1883, and forwarded TO the undersigned.
All newspapers in tue State requested to call
attention to this notice.
f. X. Eos TER
Superintendent OF Public instruction.
October 9, 1851
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". R. Wilson did not forget the old ladies'
He has splendid soft. easy wearing low heel
shoe for old ladies' 90
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PaInts Ready for Use.

4 large stock just in anybody can put them
on; the most convenient thing in the world an
smlN cans, at Rawls' 80
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W. r. Wilson has full line Of French Ar
mures i'll black and all the new colors. Armures
are all wool. and are ranked high up among the
French Novelties for Ladies' Fashionable Suts
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W. r. Wilson has an elegant stock OF Black
all WOOL Cashmeres, from 80 cents tn $3.50 a
ward %
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Our first edition OF road laws being exhausted
we have printed few hundred copies more.
Sent your orders To The FLoRIDIAN office. Price,
one dollar per dozen single copies ten cents
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W. r. Wilson has the largest and most com.
pleie stock of Basket and Opera Flannes ever
seen in Tallahassee %
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MASONIC.

X Regular meetings ot JACKSON LODaR
w. ! are telt the drst and third Mondays Ia eat1
lin AT o'clock p Nj
''"'N W. M. MCINTOSH. Secrstars.
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". Il. Wilson has full line a Vevets ant
Velveifens for Jackets, Shirts and Trimmings
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Jslst Received.

An elegant line OF fine Walnu, Furniture. Cal
and see al S. G. Gilmore's 29-lt
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Don't buy any unless stamped on the sole Bay
Slate Shoe and Leather Company, no others are
genuine. (20 D. B. MEeINNrss, in.
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STIFF Hats
Roots and Shoes.

In Dunlaps and other fashionable shapes, a, D
B. Meginniss', il. "a
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~ Regular meetings ol LEON LODGE No.
- 't every Tuesday ErsaH9, al their Lodge Room b
se.-los Al Brother. N good >tanfiny invited iS
s,1 W. NJ. MciNTtiSH. sR, N g..
v ii MCINTosu, JR, Il ).
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Boots and Shoes

For Ladies', Misses and Children, in the latest
fall styles, are being received at D. B. Megin
Mss Jr. "a
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B.adfes' HHnd.m u de French Hid
ButaOm boots.

W. R. Wilson has just received splendid as
sortment Of Zeigler's Handmade French Kid
Button Boots for Ladies' 29
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W. r Wilson has entire control of the sale Of
Keeps Shirts in Tallahassee, and will keep a,
all times full stock, and will sell at Manumc.
turers price %
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-11-06

The best family medicine made. 1t 10 the
latest and by far the best corrective of oil dsor-
ders Of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels In the
market. Acts like charm 10 Indigestion. Tor
pd Liver and Constipation. Only try 1t. For
sale by all druggists 6-6m
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Attention Hotels aud Boarding.
houses.

Coles & Beard offer to furnish Boarding
houses and Hotels with nice groceries as cheap
as they can be had by ordering from Northern
markets 40
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Made up in Ladies', Misses and Chdrens Shoes
at D. B. Meginniss, Jr's %
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Has complete line OF all the best makes of Boots
and Shoes, and will be sold at low figures.
"a D. b. MEGINNIss In
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Rs.,ri al Tmptrature at Tallahassee, FLvrida,
jar tie past 'ctek-
fo9.erva,tor.+ taSeu hy W. A EAwIe. Druggist and
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Toilet SOAPS.


The biggest lot ever brought TO Tallahassee, at
RAMls' 20-1t
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Velvet and VeIveteen.

Does not crack leather or injure shoes for sale at
D. B. Meginniss', Jr. Is
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Removed.

Standard Screw-fastened Boots and Shoes, bes
in the world, for sale by D. B. Meginnss Jr. 2
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PERSONAL.

Will buy you pair Mems Calf Caters, at d. B
Megnniss Jr. 20
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During the month of October licenses 10
marry in Leon county were iss "a 10 the follow.
ing persons:
WHITE.
Robert c. James and Lula VanBrunt
=. n. Shay and Alice Blythe
Geo. l. Davis and Eugenia c. Tatum
COLORED.
lsam Harris and Eliza Ann Jamison.
Peer Smith and Harriet Stevens.
Patrick johnson and Fannie Braxton
Robi, Cox ami Cmrissa Reese
Jesse W. Osborn and Rachel Moore
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Kangaroo Nhoes.

For sale al DamOn's brick yard
2o-A GRO. DAMON
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Most fashionable styles and best makes for sale
at D. B. NAGinniss', Jr. ~
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Seftest and most durable. for sale at D. b. \
ginniss, Jr's. 2,
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r. Regular meetings Of .Ate!LIA El.CAMI-
ss>r W } sre h"la h. second ard fourth Acn'dy ~
-. r Zach month. 1t their Iody. H1om, O'Clock.
. p,friarct- T. good standing viteH attend
b. A. AEtiINNfSS G. p.
Il NJ NCi>TosH. SR scrub.
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Reep,s nhlrsal Kee.,. a.....,,

In Cent? Neck Wear, at D. B. Aesinni.s', Jr.
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DAvis-TArcN-On Tuesday svsniag, Octo-
Der Soth. at the n. E Church, BY the Rev. E L.
Blake, Geo. ]. Davis. of Nj Pleasa nj, 70 Mise
Jennie G. Tatum, OF this city.
After the conclusion Of the ceremony at the
church the friends of the happy pair repaired to
the residence Of Mrs. E. G.. Tatum, the brides
mother, where refreshments were served In great
abundance. They left the same night for their
future home in Gadsden county.
Miss Jennie is the eldest daughter of the late
l. r. Tatum, and is universally beloved.
She recently graduated with distinguished hon.
ors al Vanderbilt University, Nashville. Mr.
Davis is prosperous farmer, and lives abou,
two miles from MI. Pleasant Station, on the +.
Y. x W. X K He is young man of good ad-
dress, and stands high in the estimation of The
people OF bis county. May their married life
thus so auspicionsly begun be ever Frightened
by the sunshine of prosperity, is the sincere wish
of the FLoRIDIAN
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Apply 70 CARPKxrrs & Hr.n
n. IA big ios for hale ~
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Four Hundred sheep Wanted!
BY e. n. Halderman, at Tallahassee 29-3t
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Carpets md Rings,
H4.O(

In great variety, al S. c. Gilmore's. 90
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$500
NJ arri;,ge Licenses,

Will buy you pair Mems London Toe Balls, at
d B. Meginnss'. Jr 90
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-06
TIE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day Sundays excepted by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
AT 81 EXCHANGE ST., PoRrIASD, He.
THE MAINE STATE PRESN

Is published every THURSDAY MORNING Ct $3.50 q
year. if paid in advance at $500 q year.
RATES OF ADvERrIsING: One inch Of spAce, the
length OF column, constitutes square"
$3.50 per square. daily hrst week; rs cents pei
week after; three insertions less 81 90; eontinu
Ing every other day after first week, 30 cents.
Half square, three insertions or less, rs cents;
one week, S1.00; so cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional.
Under head Of "AMUsEMENTs" and "AUoTIox
SALES" so. 90 per square per week; three inser-
tions or less, $50
Advertisements inserted in the ''MArHE STATE
PRESS (Which has a large circulation In evcry part
OF the State) for 90 per square for hrSt inser-
ton, and 90 cents per sqnare for each vkssquent
Insertion.
Address all communications TO
PORTLAND PUBLISHING 90,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-30

For ages the church militant has been
a leading and absorbing spectacle in
human affairs. Under the inspiration Of
Peter the Hermit, and other robust
Evangelists, the Crusades were conduct
ed, and prodigies OF valor were per-
HORNED in the land presided over by the
Padishah. That was the heroic age OF
Christianity, when yalor, physical force
and selt.sacriiiee seemed to be insepara-
BILE incidents of the life of devout
Christian. At Hartford, the other day,
a new version of the Church militant
was afforded for the edification of the
modern believer. 1t appears that the
Rev. DIR. Parker and the Rev. Mr..
Evarts had memorable struggle, in the
baptismal font in that city, over u NUN.
Der OF children. There was a regular
secular fight, Of undisguised ferocity,
which resulted in stripping bare the
crown OF each of the combatsnts, and in
several feet of water, at that. The tele.
gram says that both were unconscious,
and very nearly drowned when they
were hauled out OF the regenerating
font With such materials to deal
with, new Peter the Hermit NIGH
find ample materials for good-sized
Hhindy in the modern world. The age
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-30

From all quarters we learn that both
the wheat and barley are threshing out
In volume which both surprises and
delights our farmers. The weather has
really been most propitions, and the
grain kernels are full, sound and burst
ing, making very slight circuit Of a
field amply sufficient TO Gil header
Tho same encouraging reports com,
from oil points Of the compass, the Cen
tinela vieing with the San Fernando val
ley and the Cahuenga with Savannah
and the Azusa. The value of the grain
yield Of Los Angeles county will THU
year closely approximate two and hal
millions Of dollars. When the fact il
borne In mind that, few years ago, i
was doubted whether Los Angeles coun
ty could ever be made to produce wheat
this achievement is notable one.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-30

GEoRoE AUGUSTUS SALA. who went
to Moscow to witness the coronation
Of tho Gar, says that the whole thing
was sham. We thought that we could
read as much between the lines in the
contemporary accounts Of that event.
With all the attempts Of barbaric des-
potism to put on 'frills," the effort
proved to be a pitiabls failure. There
are not wanting indications that, before
the close of tho nineteenth century, the
people will show that they are tired OF
those costly and pretentious humbugs
known rs Kings and Emporors. A good
beginning was made towards this most
devoutly to be wished contamination at
the close of the last century. twill
undoubtedly be improved upon in the
final years OF the present.
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0tlnA UEAuGn mud 4. Enul "a a u

In the suburbs Of Los Angeles Ono OF the best
built and most convenient residences In Southern
California. containing fourteen rooms besides
sttics, cellars, hath rooms. pantries. etc. Cold
without the furniture Raln-water cistern Of 20
900 gallons Well OF excellent water, with large
windmill and tanks; 5000 gallons. outbuildlngs;
stable for Q horses. carriage house and coach
mans rooms, COW sheds, poultry house, etc
Ten acres every variety Of citrsus and decduous
fruit trees. Property surrounded with irrigat
ing fumes. supplying water at less than $50 pei
annum. No moro desirable Investment iu South
ern California. All In perfect order. Price low.
All particulars to bona ade applicants only.