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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
STATE oF cAIIEoRNIA

Crr AND ousry oY Los AsaxLEz
On the ses eat ealth day Of oetobsx. .ons thouoSn{
eight hundred and eighty three, personally ~
and for the said counsy Of Loa Aner1sl
Henry w. stoll and Philip c. stoli, whose name
are subscribed 70 the foregoing instrumsnt, Il
the parties Thereto, personally known ~ inr g. u
he same pes described In, ami who sxscu@e1
tae aid annexed iIsaunent, ~ psrtis ttseooc|
5toll. duly acknowledged to me thnt thsy
sxecutsd the same freel, and voIuatsrily, and
TOR he uses and pu pcrss therein mentionsd-
In witness whereof have hersunte sst my
hsnd, and affixed my Official sesl, The day and
year In this certificate frst above written
fsRALI A. ". PvTI3, Clerk
By T. II. 0wsn, Deputy. ols ~
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Notice Of Street Work.

Public notice Is hereby given that the Council
Of tb city Of Los Angeles passed on the Q th day
If october, A. d. 1888, kesoution of Inten.
ton, which Resolution was approved on the z,d
Icy OF 0stober. 1888. providing tor the grad
ing OF
second street, between Main
street and Fort street,
At the experso u the property owners. And
III parties Interested are referred 10 said Reso-
luton Of Intention on flo In the office OF the
jlerk Of the Council for further particulars. A
opy Of said RESOLUTION may b. found In the
,fhce Of the Superintendent of Streots
T. H. BOYD,
Superintendent Of Streets.
Los Angeles. October 18th, 1883. oes28 16t
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SHE DID AND THEN SHE piDNT

met her II the beach last year,
And danced her down a dozen dancs1:
Arsyei In swallow tA twas olesr
stood tho very best OF chAncJA
We II Reied on the promenade
And psilel sd pers nal relio tlona.
She even limited thai her pF'd
Have no obi jsct.ons
own ! felt encouraged then
&c sis lssT ssS-sss pisTesiiiis f,assiviis
30 In the ia amer of ali men
made love M the modern fashion;
soilsd pair OF broadtlotn kneos
And grew as ssntlmsntel asa
roor mortal ,n-ip Ai,w doglyss-
On the pi4zal
This afternoon upon Broadway
pass d her, looking sweet as ever.
I Iworsmy Summer suit Of ga
'T1zs rstner ah-bby. true however,
frsised my hand 10 tou~h my hat,
Responsive W tbs smile she'd show me;
II s-i yo,re sore 10 nenti0.i tnht
She didn't know me- -(Lhs.
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In tho matter Of tho estate Of a
Norba, deceased. n /!
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LEGAL.
Adjudication of Insolvency. Stay Of
Proceedings and Order OF Pub
location of Notioo to Creditors.
In tho Superior Court Of the County Of Los An
gelss, state Of California.

IN the matter q Ie=erh Muregt.. doing hn.-
ness under the iirnl name and style Of Josss,h
Auftsgh d 20, an insoiveiit Debtor.
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Los Angeles Chapter No. 50, RI.
A.. M.

Stated convocations on second hoNDAYol each
month, II 6. NJ, at Masonic Hall Sojournine
iompahioni in good standing cordially inyited
by order Of J. S. CRAWFORD, Il. p.
HkNRY N. SxrTH. eecretarY
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Los Angeles Lodge No. 1925 K. of H.

Regular meetings of the above Lodge ars held
every Friday evening at Old Masonic Hall
Spring street. Visiting brothers are cordially in.
yited TO attend U. A bEARlNC,
m27 Dictator,
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Referees Sale.

Under and BY virtue Of an order Of sale. nsde
md entered in the superior Court OF Los An 0 es
-cunty, stato u California. on the sth day oi
So, enIber, 1883. in an action for psitili end.
my In the said court, wherein A. W. sisson, {.
u. Crocker. 5. speedy aud NJ. Dod-woith are
plaintifis, and EuieliBe Wallace, adm inistrat,iA
II the estate II W. II. wsliAcs. deceased. Is 10.
fendsnt, we the undersigued referees, named In
said Urder, viii SELL ut the court HOUSE door, Oh
,pr.ng street, In tbs ~ of Los Angeles. In said
c,unty and Stats. At public auc ion, to tue high.
st bidder, tor cash in lawful non,y " ths
United states. on
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Confidence Engine Company.

SExJ RRautAR meetings Of thia oonpa
any on the first welesu.y evening
soi each month, ut 7:sOocloch.
Ry otisr MARX JONES, ssosetxy.
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In the mstter of the esate Of Y. A Hoover. dc
ceased
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banker NH Avenue.

Re.wesn Temple street and AsntrsAl stFssf,
tbs expsnse Of the property owBsrs.
And all parties interested are referred 10
Resolution Of Intention on file In the once a q
Clerk Of the Council for further Particular.
copy OF said Resolution may Be found In u
afico OF the Superintendent Of Str eta
E H. BOYn
Ss1pn1neend1nt of etz1llR
Los Aug~Asa 0osotG aast. ls1R nav1 !.
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knights I'emplar.

C9uz De Lros CoaaANDERY NO. S, H.. I;
Holds its stated conclaves at THO asylum In Ma.
sonic Hail, On the Third THURSDAY Of each
month, st n o'cloc; ?. NJ Sojourning Knights
remplar In good standing are cordially Invited TO
attend By order Of the E.C
~ KsicKERBocKER Recorder f4
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Notice of Street Work.

Pubic notice Is hereby given that the o1szn1I
Of the city OF LIS A. geiss passed. on ths 2otn day
Of October, A. D. 1885. Resolution of Intsstionl
hich Resolution was approved on the xrd day
4 oct,ber. ss. providing for the grading q
The extension of
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LEGAL.
Order to Show

In tho Superior Court, Los Anr,,ea
Of California.
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Tax Notice.

Notice Ia horeby given that the State and
County Taxes Ia and for the county Of Los An.
geles, ios the hs al year 1854, are now due and
pay able, and viii become delinquent on the
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
Los Angeles touncil No. II, Royal
and Select Masters, F. & A. III.

HOLDS Its stated assemblies On the 4th Mon
day OF each month at Masonic Hall, at 80 r. N.
Sojournlny Companions In good standing are
fra.seInally invited to attend
by order Of tho Th.. H..
T. @. CUNNINGHAM, Recorder.
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Montreal street.

Az the expense Of tho property owners. And
all parties interested are referred to said
Resolution Of Intention on file In the office Of the
Clerk Il tbs Council for further particulars. A
copy o, said Resolution may be found in the oface
Of tho supersntsndent OF Siressa
Z e. BOYD,
eupsrintendent Of Streets.
IN AnSstss, October slst. Lssg. noyl lSt
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LEGAL.
Petition for Deed.

In the Superior Court, County Of Los
Angeles. State Of California.
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American Legion of Honor.

sAFBTT Co0scIL, No. e64, meets first and Third
Tuesday evenings Of each month at rooms 81 and
81, Temple Block.
D. r. PAYNE. Commander
7. L NoLfE, Secretary. ap6-3n
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Eagle Corps, N. q. O.

Rz6uaAR meetings a. the hrnory, 0our
stree<, every Friday evening at 8 O'Clock.
w. IL. L. RUSSELL
Captain Uommsndisg
@. A Kxrlgs. First Sarveant. le24u
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Last Monday in December

Next, anil ,miess paid prior here'o, Eve per cent.
viii DO added TO the original amount thereof
| will be In my office on Market street, In the
Court House building, in the city OF Los AngeIcs.
every day, except sundays and legal holidays,
from O'Clock A. N. until O'Clock 2. NJ, for tue
purpose Of receiving said taxes.
Tho law in regard to tho collection thereof
will be strictly enforced
ASA ELLIS,
County Tax Collector.
Los Angeles, October slst, 1888. o3i 2w
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Notice Of Street Work.

Public Notice In hereby given that the Council
OF the city Of Los Angeles passed the 30th DAT
OF Octobcr, A. d. 1883, Resolution Of In.
tention, which Resolution was approved on the
2ad day Of October, 1883, providing for the
grading nl
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SUMMONS.
In the Superior Court OF the State Of
California, in and for the County
OF Los Angelica.
C. Malofski, Plaintiff,
VI.
]. Dougald Parks ct al, Defendar

Actis1 brought In tho Superior Conrt OF III
State Of ualifoxIi Iis, In and for the county Of Ia
Angeles, and the 0on pls Mt file4 in sail count
superior Court
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Masonic Notice.

w Los AEosLEs LopoE No. 4e, r. d A.
~ * M.-Tbe stated meetings OF this Lodg,
~ IRE held On the arst MONDAY Of eaGl
,noiitn At 7:30 y. NJ Members Of Pentalpha, No
soa. and all Master Aasons In good standing ART
cordially invitel.
Ny order of the W.. NJ.
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Los Angeles Lodge No. Sc, l. o. o. F.

REGULAR injecting held On Wednesday
~ evening Of eaob week ct 7s0 O'Clock.
Sojourning brethren In good standing are cordial
J, q. DE- TURK, N. O..
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L.o| -ArGGEiEsEsS
'COUN TY BAN K,
Main ST., Los Angeles. Cal
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OLrvE LoDaE No. S6 Meet frsi and third
THURSDAYS In tho month at Odd Fellows Hat
p o. building. sojourning Knights invited
j. K SUMMERS, c. q
u A. YoRBA, X. Of r. and s. jai-ly
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Dsssd ossobor 80, 1855.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-01

~ - q tigfif ffslfanfa ~ ne elAhf a
tks - ~ mmst 4 lMezlsfs. etM esFIlsd
go siifel Wafh II lastWFtyf
n let iffbofeinss heHst ~ d ~ tlasioH,
a.Nfliivlg lifpgffealdlni tsgm mllsa Aelu
tIhiihylllft N9, f.esHily. apa ~
IItht# saa tAg ttlliteH ttflstAA h tha
names ff ~ iN
iVnsso the rtcsHf vsis#a N ~ esalh
Niirs Hotel ri ~ tlnsse. Hlss.fmh aesd.
eny, eae u ihe lefFesi ~ tse si@s. md
i've slelrs With lhelf chntehla eeFo laoeB
away aud lhfse psfiops were kllled.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-01

Isrsxxson ne I'd cyclone blew down
house. ss Ogden and wcgdrille. spd sew
|fhi tsrSn< retsny yiujufsh-
.!.,.s nUsAs 4 n. 'sSDss, ssa fsr
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-01


..... a as. X: |, ss'!ss. ass' o, wen, -a.
robbed In q wabash slseping;su Of avail.
uehls iIp9ppa piH snd kl5p N 3 snef
- htw5hi6s thss4 VII mad fihg
md VIC. In 1ofl and resbectsd couple re-
siding near Hickman, KY, we're found mur.
dsred. IThsis- ss.- -.visissa- ~ house and
found the dead body Of his mother lying in
one Of ths rooms. N tksa barn he found
his fathers body. .vbich vas covered With
! shscips<d pwst saisn " .rss 1hs
66ose vi fo6bed b sa,ooo.
esst. ;,aE7it !. .sy?s t,,l-f, 4, q d. ,.
consult, II was alleged, clsirvoyan'
fouchIse Me daughters dssfh. suspicioni
vsrs aroussd that mischief vas mean
| toward Carpenter. but thsiAttsr showed u
| f-sr. and wss said 70 ts ppyipg dsssctvs'
lhfks suns n msusy tpp<<ars asvr
= i r1ssunnc>1 ~ Jsk-s - ssin~>Is
8 citissh of Toledo, o., nov In his nins
ti>th yesr, bas rec>ntiy discovered thsf h
sxs~usivs s<1n>. Of kis futh<r II Aiez
andria. Va. s~sy swsiss his sistn iii
'.ss:i az s;ss ~ J A1Sy r,y.@, u. ~ q
! gang ef tEH''i's, "a Efi i.alz,f bsazsd :
Lse1sn, 1Dse.. - ~ ~ - ~ VI
Szrss;ss -. q. nsrs.s An. i
osse1s - > snv,aa vsrg tsen1 =
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-01
EPlToEof IHE WEEK.
Z iussFsssiag Hsss Compilation.



81 ~ Hsilonal uaenzf vuaHneae~a ~ an
tnal sssziss - astihgten on lhe gIst,
tsen't seven Stairs islna represented l,y
hasisf HslnH11guuasr4
HfcnkfUx Dsfhsa On Che ~ author.
Hed tho pzyment without fetsis n ,hs
lhfee pef t<nks efaiaaosd ~ ne bne hun.
nfed and twen'y ysecond cali maturing De.
e.mI,er J. seount outstanding vas
ai'oul sii,Hssa
os The 2sd the Grand Jury Al Washing.
-ssm ws-rt wcrk m euses aralna claim
nEonts The uormnmcnt hsdi..vldenes
that twenty perrens OF Arms had nled
papers Tor pensicns for Confederate aol.
dicrs.
ce.ssassA.ns -k~ex mn the sad iasued
inc second chapier .of bis report, which
shows that ~ Na1k'n6i hanks wrre or.
knn'sed In the year ended NevsmLcr /, the
shrgest, .aaP,ber uFgaal~l Ia any wear
since isof rhehsnhS IL National hanks
N operation was 2 - tho largest number
III oTefAticn at psny ono ftlms. Tho 70.
souress Of banks was Sa,es1fOoooa THIS
total aniount Of bonds held ~ National,
state apd Savings bsnks vas @62i, a9o. .2So
TnHouonour the United 6l&tes an,i Can.
ada ~ business failures d1rIng heseven
days ended on tho aad Numbered es9,
seainst 2aa the prsyiois sevsn days. The
distribotion was as folldwsi Now England
Ststes, y; Middle, %; Western, ~; South.
orn, ~; Pacific States and Territories, "a:
Canada and tho Provinces. "a A
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-01
LATER.

SERgTkNT MASON WAS pard0nod by
.As presias.,l on The a,lh. ~ iils'
Rory mn FnorsstsKr. n Paris banker,
h.. f.ll,d Ear fs.go0oo frano. -fq /
CnApLEs Tnum shot himself on ,ln
a,.h al his swee,beart's grave q. Pitts-
buryb. Pa. .t.l
ABour 1900 street lamps IN Boston
have been displaced by electric light.
Tnf American Bishops At Rome wern
given banquet by Cardinal Jaeobini on
the 2sth.
Tue German Government has RECENT
ly ordered 10000 tons Of railroad mate
rial. y II
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-01

IHHtgsal iuss n M ~ iaks ushlsaa
tHfIaF the frsnat falss wst esflinslal III
the hsh a. hisy.nvs, ma slsly vvsseia sAte
wfecksd. a
TINS naehlae.sh shslsl and railway dtrst
st uttgwa, Kan, woFr destroyed. w hfa
fsw asts sf& fifss, flpgH y
Us the Tuieas Oeasfhi n w. fnuls head.
n 'hs lsiteF riiy, lssxaiative starlsI III
suddenly tho utheF dpy Willie Tho eHalbetf
and fireman wefe out VI the ualh The iwii
men procured another ENGINE, fnlllasaf
the susswsyywns th~ ~nFiH~vT. tffmhlul
down The pilot, when near enough, jumped
on The rear dfiis fugitive machine and
Ifleplrf 4 Ius llIusto tfesssta DiiIllon
lNf'h wellfIlfsd passenger train
ON tho night of the 2e,h afc ID piton,
Cal, destroyed tha business parl of thu
town The losses were reported NJ fliDDU.
On the 10Th The amount and value ~ the
grain crop of Kansas for 1854 was given
as followal Corn. 2Oo,coO 900 bushels, vai'
ue, io0,0D,0co Wheat, so,oOo,eel ,nshcl-,
value, S'te0O.0oa Oats, ao.0ol, l,o1o buah.lsi,
value, N,00oo0h Rye, b,0D,0D buslnls,
value, s2,oo,0a Flax. i,e0,elo bushclt,
value, slaio,ooo Total value, soa,iioOoo
AT indianapolis heavy rains on the 2lst
noooeu ,he NORTHWESTERN quarter OF that
city, tho damage aggregatlng se0oon
Water was three feet deep 10 DickAon'a
lumber.yard, the railway tracks east Of ihe
Union depot wore Submerged, and nearly
oil travel by rail was suspended. it
Ar the United States Marine Hospital nj
San Francisco on tho 2ist Surgeon Van
zsndt reported two cases OF ycllcw.fcyer
At New Albany, Ind, recent fire dc.
stroyed tho main loom.bulding OF tho,
wooden and cotton mill, In which one hun.
dred and twenty-five men were at work.
Loss, $4,000. NH
THE failure Of T.. Friedlander & Co.,
wholesale dealers In furnishing goods at
san Francisco, Is announced, with liabil'
ties placed az Aoo,Ooo.
HEAVY rains swellci the creeks In Frod.
erscktownund Piedmont IN Southeastern
Missouri and they overfowed on tho 2lst
and swept away many dwellings. Two
women and threo children werrdrowHed.
UNKNOWN parties killed Richard Sim.
/ - --f $3.50 w WV Wv
ing breakfast with his family tho other
morning.
AT an early hour on tho morning Of the
2ist Edward Payne, bank cashier at
Nashville. Ind while descending back
stairway in his residence, was halted and
fatally sho, IN the right lung by man
CARVING aark lantern ~
n ink !, sss,sn%ens v!a oi tue Mississippi Valley
the then sls'. ). '''''''' "'''' was ''pS'''' On
iynsAsd s' 4 Oxford Ind, Intended s'ps . pSas
gu,i'y peiore 9uago ward VINO does not
'''"s # wa. ! believed sSs pSa4's' On 'Ss ss
pelier hanisteo' which was last heard from
az Asniana, on I.ake superior, nag gone
down IN ths recent storm, with twenty-five
persons on board
cYoLosk passed over Melbourne, Ark,
early on tho morning 'of the 2ls', and the
COURTHOUSE, stores, churches and resi-
dences were blown to pieces, and four per-
nmr @ me'o !, % .a, "na :, many ny. n5arSa,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-01

!. q =. :; rs; s;;s 81: "a !: n =
'lsn,. v,a,os = s1,sao,1 Al I'D essssi. typ
young Bwsiss, vers drov1ed p ths -
vhiIe soa>1as 49, Lnks rsplss4 iAss
cry. MIN ! .sszfzs l..
convicted IN TIE Unissd statss pistvicl
csef4 q Chic.ep % ths ~ = bsine
sxsuss for osushern lstssvls<. 81 wouid
b aas1. Th>>s vsrs ~ r., eases q ~
fisf sszE ID 4 = rs'lzf 7;zI.z.
R&i :. J s 5. -! ] s: 8
~ = - RFost1e~l4 I11Hs - -
oopr~1o - - = - ow1l1v - -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-01

a MAN named James Doyle was arrest
ed on tho 10Th mt 'Brookville, L. l., and
Identified as them,irderer of Mrs. Maybee
and her daughter few days ago. MIR.
Maybee, who was blind, and who was ter
ribly beaten at the time OF tho murder.
was said TO be recovering and also TO be re.
gaining his sight. t.
A NOTED criminal named william c.
Phelan, who established a bogus bank. note
detective agency in Boston, secured large
numbers Of them from banks, and passed
at least $4,000 In counterfeit bills, was
sentenced on the Goth to Ave years In the
penitentiary.
THE failure Is reported OF @. NJ. d. Little
d Co., dealers In canned goods at New
York, fol, 100000.
PATRICK W. o'BRIES and Christina d.
punts, the Irish giant and German giantess.
were married ON the 10th In church at
Pittsburgh, Pa The couple weigh $40
pounds, and their combined height In if-
teen feet three inches. Tho wedding cake
was nine feet In circumference and three
feet In diameter. This marriage was the
first between giants in America. sass
A FIRE broke out few days ago In the
residence OF James Slavery, OF Green Town.
ship, "a, and ho pushed In 10 save his
children and succeeded, but he was burned
" = crisp. Tk2s3H@RVgfAf
frwas reported on the 2ist that Charles
X. Chubbuck, confidential clerk for John
kolin, q New m "a "A n house broter.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-01

ss:: E;'';i =: .''';' q s:s
YorkFtiyd - uss5t.
f1ou4 oHsssoLN ~ hnneed On the ead
at EeS4u N. y, Tor the uAirdF OF his
wife. Ss re
Art1e xeddfng f-Maurics y flynn and
Miss rlofe1oe G. Hoss In Ns~sfork City
a few dals sago sther McDowe'l OIL
ciated, anirecsived as bis fee check for
$500. -
A pEcfNoS has bcsn rendered by the
Massachusetts Supreme Court that a WON
IN may be legally appointed on the State
Board OF Health, Lunacy and Charity.
This decides IN the Affirmative ~ question
whcthsr Or not . woman Il penon, under
the statute. ~
In BrightontN. ~ newspaper ohlec on
the 23d Democratic politician nmsd j.
l. Van syckls shot fhe sitqs John
chessenan, in the breast 1hs sounded
man threw his assallant . n,e dor and
fatally rounded him.
on ths Pcnnsylvantsr Railroad neal
Phllsdslphis aa -srprss Gstn struck
wseon. 4 nv days 40 And kiped Mrs
chftthseset ~ 44HF and he'
son EiIItn, a zsd l|&1 b "a >srs, an'
fsfaIIv iz5urd unuAStt5, -
A vrnpicr rslc,coo drnftsss mas bee'
| z.-ass 49, a,r..., - IA -. an,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-08

tng. tqs 90 bales u tho increase gcigg 10 make
w,, ibr doneleuty al Inc opening ~ the season,
I'D 6g Gao bales more than last yoaf has gnue
1ut vi deht, presumably iuto r1nspm Iuon
Wttte tha vofids vlslble suprir ~ oil F'nds on
January 70 was NJ Gli bales fnore Than one year
preceding, the supply Of American was H''V
tAlCs less ..,.. ...,.,,.o.
lions or gagged In ils manuieci feOfoOltm Bo9us
Sith a enuitM of 40 sltUO, aud fourteen woosh
goods mRnufocWrpg CORPORATE ms win tklso ,
GO capItI There arc "a addition number o.
Woolpu militia OpcratCd by individuals WIN
probably an cgUai uWOunt OF capital lhVcsNtu
In most OF these concerns the cmpiOhch
arc expect. q 10 work eleven hours uaiy
but "A powerful movement hes been inauguraHu
for the enforcement of the ten.hour RUIZ,
The character Of the operatives In both prancne.
of manufacturing Is excellent About 90 pei
cent of the WOODEN and SO per cent OF lhe COZ
| ION operatives are Americans, ana the i,st hIt
| foreiuIers The weavers In wooden mills nov
average from s3S to si2 per month, the splinn,e,,
| about "a 40 per DAY, ADD the cay help rom 81 ~
| 10 81. SO per day. The operatives in the co'loh
| mills are paid vt about the same rate. n.,,,x
| The london Economist referring 10 tne lutuI'
| priee of cotton has the following remarks
'Bearing In mind the fact that present prices III
lower than have been witnessed since IN
American war, Except the panic of 1873, IL ]
| hardly probable that they will sink much lower
at all events If they do decline further lne iai
| Is not likely to be more than temporary
| great deal will depend uron how the LOSSES
specuIators SD all be met during TINS montn ~
the next There In no reason 10 expect any ui IN
Guilty, except that founded on the KhoWleus
that someone must have lost great deal :
nancy in consequence of the fall of prices, whlc
has taken place If nothing disastrous happen
dnrinr the spring months we may look LOT NOR
activity at home and in foreign markets,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-08

get Al thts IL Ia hfeed him FOR The purpose p,
leO die fastest walkl0g stallion y re inuau NV
led him 10 he fastest walking mares %
telueble. A. general rule these VII nIup lhsr
xhkiua coita The fastest NJ these Nhch
gto,n. should be selected for bcedlne, eud ~
Ca IN ttnflnR aud selecting I'D the hrtpu ~ nv
veil established for fast walking ~ lh0av OF lHA'
irnttefs or racers now ste. ,.t ,.,,,,a
One day this week, on my rclnfn nome luuh 1
oue Of my horses down WITH the hhun hWEEoiH
-one Of the worst cases ever saw. 4 I'M
dlatoly split the forehead about lhIoe InUnui
over The brain, little above NE eyes, hnu
ahmed Il back on each side about one lncn
This was cut 10 the skull bone. ] then llSeI,su
A heavy Gy pAsler on piece OF u0mosIo ny ,
next mornlng, with little help, the nnlmhi eol
| m and is to-day In II thriving cOhuluon. "'is
sntis fed thiR remedy IL ain 81 ncefhlh cure, IL
| properly applied, and in time 10
! /, Instead OF trimming up trees accotd,ng "
| the old fashion, to make them long'leggeu hi ~,
| long armed trim them down. so rs 10 hiuke
them even, snug and symmetrical. =, o,,.
| q Instead of mGnuring heavily IN sInhil oii
Gle at the foot OF the tree, spread the manure, u
| needed nj all broadcast over the whole. surface
esdecaly where the ends OF the roofs can ~, ~. ~
| g. Instead of spading small circle spou i INT
stem, cultivate the whole surface proad0hst, l.,
| A. Prefer well pulverized clean surface ~
an orchard, with moderately rich SOL;
heavy manuring and surface covered WIN
hard crust and weeds and grass. -,
g. Remember that 1t is better 10 set ou ,,, wt
trees with all the necessary care 70 make tne n
live and flourish, than to set out huhureu 'ie'
G Remember that tobacco is poison an'
will kill insects rapidly If properly apPLedi
them and is one of the best drugs tor ireeiu'
fruit trees rapidly of small vermin