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The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
RETAIL PRICES.

Pork.-Roas;, IL cents per pound hams. IS TO
Scents per pound middling. IL cents per pound !:
shoulders, II TO IL cents per pound: sausage, II
cents per pound; lard, ~ cenis per pound.
IsJsidbies.-Poiatoes. Irish IS cents per peck /:
onions. % cents per peck cabbage. 5 TO 10 cents
head carrots, cents a bunch bects, cents
per bunch: pumpkins. 20 to 10 cents piece; to-
matoes, 30 cents per peck sweet potatoes, 25 to
30 cents per peck Lima beans. l3 to IS cts. per
quart: turnips. 20 cents per peck spinach, 30
cents per peck celery, 10 IL cents per bunch /;
caulihowers, 10 TO 30 cents head oyster plants,
to cents per bunch lettuce, , to scents head;
parsnips. 30 cents per peck kalc, 20 cents per
peck broccolo, Is cents per peek.
PoHtfry.-Chickens, dressed, 2j to so cents
piece undressed, 10 cents per pound turkeys.
dressed, Is to Is cents per pound ducks, as
cents pair, or 10 TO II cents per pound geese,
81 to $i.25 piece; rabbits, 90 and IS cents a
piece partridges. 50 a dozen (; pheasants, sl.25
a pair: vcnison, 25 cents per pound canyas-back
ducks, 50 per pair red heads, $i.25; coots, SO
cents black hsads, .5oents; bald pates 75 cents ;
grouse, sl.?5 per pair.
Baner aHd Eggs.-Bu;icr-print. 35 and IS
cents per pound; creamery, 30 TO IS cents per
pound roll. 20 to IS cents per pound. Eggs-
50 to IS cents per dozen.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

sc-An exchange says IL parents Nsre 10 en-
courage the reading Of newspapers by their chill.
dren by taking one or more Of them into the
family. they would soon discover how much faster
their children increased their stock Of knowledge.
Books soon become monotonous TO tie child,
while newspaper is fresh once a week, and Is
looked for with as much Importance as a promised
present. The home paper is the poor mans IL
brary and the ehiliren's fOunt Of knosleisc. Any
man can save enough money in one month TO
supply his family with reading matter in the shape
Of q Newspaper for one year. Try /, and be con-
HincaI
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22
CSrrssPoadeHes Bait@ore County UaioH.
NO POLITICS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

PAnKTox, Dec. 18th, lss3.
Mcssrs. Editor. Of The CHioR A eorrespon-
deaf from our "ead' Of the county has q cornmu.
lieation In the Maryland Journal Of last week
beaded sought Politics TO be Mooted for the Pub.
lie SehooisF p This means, in plain English,
Ought the Judges to appoint Republicans In the
School Boardl We answer, yes, because by doing
so they help to keep out Of the schools the sus.
pieion that they arc run In the interest Of Ger.
tain class Of politicians. Yes, because they cx.
pressed themselves favorable TO such action when
the time came 10 make the appointments. The
language Of Judge Ysllott, when accepting his
nomination as candidate for Chief Judge, has set.
tied the matter, and II had the hearty endorse.
mcnt Of Judge Fowler. Here Il is:
"waFmiy attached to and firmly Impressed
with the great good 90 be accomplished By the
public schools, properly eCndu ted. believe them
10 belong TO the people, rre Peetive Of creed or
party, and " the system % 10 accomplish the high
ends Of its adoption. its management must be
wholly free from all political influence. The
School Boards Of the several counties should be Ne
free from the taint Of poiticai bias - our jury
boxes. II elected 10 the otiice for which have
been nominated, IL will 70 my earnest endeavor
90 act upon this eonvictisn and 20 recognize the
right of nirority representation 90 lopg as the
Legislature Of the State holds Il 10 be wise TO
place the selection Of School Commissioners In
the hands Of the Judiciary"
The Judges, being men Of honor. will keep
their word and give the Republicans Of the eoun.
~ representation 10 the School Board.
FARMER.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

SzO-Gca. Simon Cameron has had talk with
Frank Burr. which the latter has Published in the
Philadelphia Pres. The General goes over the
tariff legislation Of the country during the past
sixty years and winds up BY warning the country
that the Democratic party cannot be trusted on
that question. Tha, in 1874 Henry Clay would
have been elected over Polk but for the fraud prae
tieei in Penn'ylvania by the cry Of "Polk, Dallas
and the tariff Of lsi2." The same fraud will be
attempted again in 1854. Il is no, probable that
history will repeat itself after period Of forty
years experience.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

co-The New Jersey Mirror says that Bssshsr
is surprsing IL not disgusting his friends. In
a recent talk on MOrmOnism, he remarked tha,
there are two remedies for the eviIs Of Polygamy-
one, to let the Mormons alone the other 20 pu,
them to the sword, and that be was in favor Of
the ie,.alone policy, hoping that moral influences,
ifprOperly applied, may win the MOrnOns from
their dsbasing dslusiOn'. We suppose the Rev.
Henry would excuse the bigamist from the penal
ty Of the law profession Of his 'fAith" in Nor
monism. and Immediately proceed to read him a
moral lecture on the errors Of his doctrine.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

e8-sevsraI superbly. constructed Pullman
palace cars. to be used in the limited express
trains between New York and Washington, were
placed In service this week. They cost slS.5oo
each. and the anes, ye, turned out Of the Pail
man sheps. In each car is . buffet from which
edible', tea, coffee. wines. liquors and cigars
will be dispensed on the trips. and no time will
be los, in stops for meals. Each seat 10 Numbered.
and corresponding number is placed on the ,ieke,
sold for it, 50 that the Passenger il Always Of
. comfortable seat.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

Es'h Ia certainly no bad thing to be "chsf. 50
Leading men cooks in New York receive very sat
isfae,Ory emolumen;. One large hotel pay s.. coo
year to the head Of the kitchen. and another
leading house $4,000. and these sums are in all
dition to board, lsdgins and wine. while large
hotel no, oaiy pays 5000 yearly to the "ehei.' -
bu, also provides his clothes. sssde by frst.raie
tailor. Two thousand dollars Is the least sun ever
accepted by a recognized "ehef," and assistant
cooks receive from ses to slej per month ui,AOu,
board.
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DEATHS.
Death. pree---T,is.,e.. se., 10 e,.. a "a.


D0ENGES.-At Arlington. Baltimore county, on
December 18th. Mary f., aged 81 years, wife Of
the late y. Doenges.
HEDRICK.-on December 10th. 1858, Laura
Hedrick. in her l'th year. daughter Of William
and Ann lledrick.
KELL.-0n Friday night. 18th December, at Oak
Hill, Baltimore county. Mary Ann, eldest daush-
ter Of the late Judge Thomas Kell.
McCOY.-At MeDonogh, Baltimore county, Nd,
Mrs. Sarah Mccoy. in the seth year Of her age
BUCHANAN. N.-Departed this life, on Tuesday,
18th day Of December. Iss3, at her home, in
Baltimore county, Ann Lux, wife OF Charles A.
buchanan, and daughter Of the late Col. Thomas
Deye and Ann Lux Coekey.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

GS-A New Jcr'ey physician is reported As
having obtained scarlet fever virus from the horse
and has inocula,ed a number Of children whs were
exposed to scarlet fever. none of whom took IL
another set was inpeulatel all sf whom we're liv-
ing in he same rosm with ease & the fever
some had bees exPose'l in the fever before they
were inocula,ei bu; a majority escaped. There
was but one case that looked like failure. II the
DR.. succeeds. hi' discovery will not be second TO
Jenncrs vaccination,
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

.sss- The bell rope on trains Is to be done away
with. The Pennsylvania railroad has jus, turned
out several new engines so constructed as To do
away with the old method altogether. The new
arrangement IL - small cord. connected with the
air brake. with small whistle inside tho cab near
tho engineer. The conductor pulls this cord. and
the small whistle notifies tho engineer. The ar
rangeinen, is simpler cheaper and more durable.
anil less likely 60 get out Of order
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

sa-The So. Louis Giobc. .De@oeraf states that
prOminen; parties in Texas will soon begin . sui,
In the cOur; Of Claims at washisgtOn to recover
the value Of slaves smaneiPAisd during the late
war The action will be based chiefly on certain
clauses Of the State Constitution. which were ap-
proved aud endorsed BY Congress at the time Of
the annexation Of Texas. and which IL is claimed
make the United States Government label for
slave proDertv
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

eS-The coaaiy COumissiOnsrs have dore wsil
in making their appoiaiIsats before Christmas,
Il will enable the sueeessaI applicants 10 enjoy
the holidays. while the unsueeessfal ones will have
time to become recOneied to their lot before they
si, down to their christmss dinner.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
po,,. L., for
hVSE MohIoN, J Edifimore EoHHfg.

The object Of this bill Is 70 procure n divorce ~
iendant ~ Nv
The bill alleges that the complainant and de-
iendant were married on the n5uc,eenth day Of
September. eighteen hundred and sixty ei .ht that
the complainant resides in Baltimore county, and
that the defendant resides out Of the State o,
Maryland. but where the complainant doth no,
know. That from the second day Of February.
eighteen hundred and seventy. Eve, the said de
iendant hath deliberately abandoned him without
any just or reasonable cause, and such abandon.
ment hath persisted in In and for the term Of three
year. and upwards, and doth yet continue to ab.
sent herself from the said complainant.
II Is thcrcupon ordered BY the Court, this eth
day Of December, 1854, that the complainant cause
acopy OF this order. together with the object and
substance OF the bill. to bc inserted in some news
paper published in baltimore county, once week
for four successive weeks, before the 9Th day Of
January, 1851, giving notice 10 the above defend.
ant IN said bill, and warning her TO appear in the
court In person or by solicitor
on or J.jore tas Sh day of AprH. ISSl
90 show cause if any she has, why decree .ho,iI
not pass a. prayed.
wM. NJ. ISAAC, CLERK.
wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

e8Dr Thomas Story Kirkbrids. suPsriaisn-
dent Of the Pennsyivanis Hospital for the Insane,
Philadelphia, died early Monday morning last.
lie had besA connected With the Institution fer
more than forty yssrs. Hs was native Of Backs
county. Pa, and vas 20 YEAR Of Ags.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

Szo~The baltimore Manual Training School
will be open to receive pupils, on January I'd,
1854. To be admitted to this school pupils must
be at least u years Of age. aud be able to pass an
examination in arithmetic. including fractions.
denominaie numbers, and mental arithmetic; com.
mon-schOOi geography. PenmanshiP, aud the
use and structure Of the English language. This
school, which promises splendid results. orisins-
ted with Joshua Plaskitt, Esq. for many years a
member Of the city School Board, and . member
eiec, to the next Legislature Of Maryland. lie
has taken grea, interest in the Proec, and his ef-
forts in this direction are spoken Of in terms Of
cOmmenda,iOn BY all persons who take an inieres,
in the proper education Of the youth Of the great
city Of Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

csrProm the Josr-si: "The Water Board Of
Baltimore city, on the 10th inst, Ts-sieessi the
following oEeers: Mayer La,rObe. President
ss-eesie. is the chair. and unaniuossiy reelected
the following oeieers." What does this ueanf
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22
The --latest ponanza In Cal,forn,o,

BigngR. cAL.-Mr. Thomas J.. Ford. editor Of
the H"Hst'i" Tribune, of 'his place. pubHshes
that the great pain cure. -. Jacobs OIL ia. work.
ell wonders in his family. ani that lac would hot
be without IL. lie state. that among all the pso
pie 81. Jacobs oil Is the most popular medicine
ever introduced.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22
TO CANNERs AND DAIRYMEN.
- A VALUABLE FARM AT FRI. -
Ex vATE SALE.


Valuable Farm In Hartford county Is offered
for sale. The place contains 1876 ACRES, and Is
on the road from Plcasantvile to Baidwin's Sta.
u0n. Marrow Gauge Il. r., two miles from the
latter place. The land is in = high state Of cuiti
vaton, and is very valuable for either Canning or
Dairy purposes. There are three valuable Appie
Orchards on the place. A profitable dairy Is now
and has been kept on IL for the past IS years.
HOUSE contains 10 rooms, cellar under whole
and basement. splendid Spriag IIsusc 90 steps
from Dwelling. Also, y frst.class Winter Dairy
connected TO the Dwelling. A double. deck Barn
with Stabing for horses and 10 cows, with Root.
Cellar at Barn. Wood House. Wagon House. Corn
House, lee House and all other ncedfui ou,build
ings. Convenient to churches, schools, &C.. and
in a very healthy locality.
For further particulars call on or address,
HORACE d. TwINING, Executor,
Forrest Hill. Hartford county, Nd.
or wM. u. BARTLESON,
Pleasantville, Hartford county, Nd.
Dee. l-tf
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

cs>Ths adiPO'e found an item in THr USiOS
having az error Of 'milions' in II. aud uith big
ehuekle ran % 10 bis ari,hms,ieAi teacher to pu,
Il into word. los him. $s.7eo.Ooo vas By mistake
printed $500. oso. This. tie aiiPose says is
three hSa'aHi. ssrea hE-dr.i sdiios. ssrsA iaa-
dre,f tkou.and dollars. Bail-iy.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

Hs-Ths last month the late Board of County
connissisHers vas in olkee they disbarsei S51,-
o2s.32, which onIy soeo Iess than thsir total
disbsns~snts for the 1Osshs Of August, ssP,sua-
her and October.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

rS-The centresiile 0tserrsr. commenting on
the Bet question, says: "a great city like Baiti-
more ought net TO be retarded merely to crafty
the ssiGsh impulses Of few people who live on
the edge Of IL Il .ighi hare sdded-and a
horde Of odiee- holders outside Of Il.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

rs-AnOther JoHrAai bull This time it 10
abOu, iady's jump: "Miss Rut,er alsO jumped
to the pavement upon the maiiresses." Il vas
cruel to place the pavement upon the mattresses,
but the adipOse will have Il 50. Il Il any vonder
that the peril Of the ladies Ssrs mOmentarily be-
coming more dangerOus or that the losses is about
5000, and no insurance.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

es-A young lady. the daughter Of an ex-mayor
Of Utica, n. Y, last week committed suicide at the
Windsor Hotel, In the room Oeeupied BY the man
whom she says betrayed her and then married
another. Ills wife was present uhsa the shooting
occurred
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

Es-A little spusrds q ftssaty-f -foar yeArs ago
Flora TsnPIe made her famous rssOri Of :.lsa.
Since thea one hundred and Einsissa korsss hass
GO, records of 3:2o and better. all u shieh bu,
Ten are said % Be nou living.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

GTThe Virginia Legislature, By an almost
~nAnimOusvOte, passed . join, resolution instruct
ing their representatives 10 Congress 10 use their
efforts 10 secure . speedy sad somPlsts abolish
snsnt of the Internal Rsvsnss sysien-
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

Sn0-so@s of the usPreseriP,ioned ''pissn" must
have bsea tAagIisg The sdiPoss uhss be wrote his
thrilling article saiitlsl-"Perl q Fosr Ladies si
Fire Ia Baltimsrs.-
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22
New Advertisements.
CHOOTING MATCH

SHOOTING MATCH
BENZ. W. ADy's 6.MILE HOUSE, HARTFORD
ROAD,
Monday, Dee. 3lsi. lss3, t.Nsn Year. Ere,)
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ".
Several prizes will be contested for. Prominent
shooting men, among whom several members Of
the Baltimore Gun Club, will be present.
Dec. 22.-2t.
CO.PARTNERSMIP NOTICE.
George W. ;. Hoffman and William 4. Hoffman,
Of baltimore county. Nd, aud James N. shew, Of
Columbia county, Pa, have formed partnership
under the name aud title Of BLOOMSBURY
PAPER COMPANY. The former partnership Of
Maize 4 Shew Is Dissolved by mutual consent.
GEORGE W. s. HOFFMAN,
WILLIAM +. HOFFMAN,
JAMES ~. SHEw,
MAIZE SlIEw.
Dec. 22.-lt.
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The object Of this bill /. 10 procure sale Of the
real estate of which Henry Amrein died po.,ssseI
Thc bill siates sthat Henry Amroin died about IsGs
leaving sarvivirg him bis widow. Ann Elizabeth,
and five children. viz Kcbccca, John r., John
Jr., Henry and William that he devised his real
estate TO bis widow Tor life. aud then over 20 hi.
three sons, John. Jr.. Henry aud William Amrein
that John died IN 1865, leaving three children who
arc defendants In this ease. and who arc non.re,i
dent infants. The bill alleges that the property
ts non'produc,ive aud not susceptible oT division
without icss and injury. the eomplainanis have
agreed TO sell Il, and pray 1ecree for n sale or
ratification Of the sale made.
II Is thercupon ordered by the court. this 92l
day Of November, lsS3. that the complainant
cause copy Of this order, together with the sub.
stance and object of this bill, TO be inserted In
some newspaper published in Baltimore county,
once week Tor four successive weeks before The
2ith day of December. 1883. giving notice 10 The
said infant defendants in the bill, and warning
them to appear In this court,
on or J.(ors he 25tL day of Mr,eb. Issi
to show cause, " any they have, why decree IN
not pass as prayed.
wM NJ. ISAAC. Clerk.
Nov. Att.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

@s-Ths PhiiadslPhia TS@ss thinks Mrs.
Lasgsry has sqsssssd The Ansrisan isnoa quite
dry.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22
William A. McKeilip. Attorney at Law. West.
minister. MI

ohN u. MILLER vs. ABRAHAM HARE.
- 4" The cire"h Court y"r Boi,imorc comnrv-T
Equity.
ordered. this ith day Of December, A. u. IsS3.
that tho sales made and reported by John II. Mil
e,, Mottsagee, under and by virtue Of power Of
sale contained in the mortgage deed In The nro.
ceedings In this cause mentioned be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
.. o,' before the IA day IF january. isSI,
provided copy Of this order be published in some
nc".paPer printed IN baltimore county, once n
week In each Of three successive weeks 5eco,c The
9Th day OF January. 1851.
- The report states the amount Of sales TO be So
True cOpy-Tcst:
n wM. ". ISAAC, Clerk.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22
EOR SALE.

TWO VERY PINE WELL. BRED
JERSEY BULL CALVES; the sires reg. hY5
istered aud prize winners "Bunthorne,
dropped March sth, and "Grosvenor, dropped
May 2Sd. The above for sale cheap, having no
use for them. or might exchange the Calves. Al
"Neufehatel Farm" near Lavender Hill p. o., six
miles on Hartford turnpike.
Apply to y. d. FORD, on Farm,
or SIMON j. MARTENET,
u Lexington street, Baltimore. Nd.
Dec. Lit.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

ss-Th. Psrdos min IN The State is vigorously
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

FJNIIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sab
seriber has obtained from the Orphnn.'
Contt OF baltimore county, letters testamentary
on the estate Of
EDWARD y. TYRELL,
late OF said county. deceased. Al persons hayinv
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber.
oH ar befors he 25h day Of .Jrrs. 1884;
They may otherWise by law he excluded from all
oenehi OF said estate Those indebted TO said es.
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment.
"i'en under my hand this 25th day Of Nov 1883.
THOMAS J. MILLER,
pee' i'-'t Executor.
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Legal Notices.
John I. Yeilott. Attorney. Towsontown. nd
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

IL EqHify iH 'Ls CGrrat
: '"HTi f"r
HIiiiaiors raHsfy.
!.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-22

ROBERT J. WHITE. AustiOnssr.
Dec. 22.-ts.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-02

For Way Ports.
The steamer Los ANGELES leaves San Bus-
nayentnrA for San Frsncisco every Friday, caD-
ing 1t Santa BArabsra GANota, Cayuoos, Dan
Simeon, Monterey snd Santa Cruz.
For Newport Landing, via Santa Cruz, ETC.. 1.
freight steamers leave San Francisco about every
two weeks, A. tides serve on the Newport bar
The Company reserves the right 70 cbsnss the
stssmsI or their days Of sailing
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-02

I have the honor to inform the L.
dies and gentlemen of Los Angeles
and vicinity that have commenced
business ct the above address with an
extensive and carefully assorted stock
Of Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks, Spectaolso, the Celebrated
Sterling Silverware Of Gorham Manu-
factaring Co., New York. You will
find Il to your interest to call at the
Los Angeles Jswelry Store, a. l will
cell goods cheaper than any house IN
town. Only ONE PRICE. marked In
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-02

Ascrding superior accommodations Tor fami-
lies and touhsts; having spacious grounds, hIlsd
WITH choios nowsfs md paantA Sired oars PES
u cocs svesy ~ 1isutss fos Tie heaeh.
RAI0-e1.6o 80 V - per day; = to 80 ~ week
bSse carriage d ~ trains and stsamsn
/ d&-sn Nv. WILKfN8. Prspnstos.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-02
Rasss q Tass ftcm Los Angeles

( E6PiAhs Of stcamers' Cabins st Agents oi,cs
where bsrths may be sscussd W.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-02

A Chinaman in Victoria, British Col
umbia, who thrust into the street .
countryman who sought refuge in his
house from an aasailant, has been ssn-
fenced TO fourteen years imprisonment
a. an accessory to the mans murder.
This Il . severe practical application OF
the doctrine taught in the Good Samar-
itan, especially In view of the fact that
the Chinaman probably never had heard
Of the Gospel, and certainly had not
seen muci Of IL spirit manifested to-
ward his race By, the white men Of the
Pacific coast. ~ =. 9xn.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-02

While an excavation was being made
nsar the Lunatic Asylum at Napa, few
days ago, the spot was found TO be an
old Indian graveyard. The skeletons
we're in o state Of good preservation, and
interesting information was obtained
sbont the Indian methods of burial,
Mot Of the Oorpses had been doubled
up, their hands being clasped around
tbs knees, and the bodies bound with
bark. Thus prepared the body wa,
buried upon its side, instead Of sitting
posture, as usual with Indian tribes
There were also traces indicating that
cremation had been practiced on othel
bodies. rf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-02
Rs.iway Statistics.

Tho Raiivay Age publishes a table
showing that the number Of miles of
main track laid during the year 1882
was 10, ,02l lines in ~ States and Terri
tories. Full returns will probably
make the. grand total ll.000 miles.
which are 800 miles more than was
constructed in l88l-the banner rail
road year up to that time. The mum.
bsr Of miles constructed in the States
mentioned is as follows: Iowa, 953;
Tsxss, 9Ie; New York. 762; Colorado,
500; Dakota, $50; Pennsylvania, AGA,
Minnesota. "a. OF 3l6 roads noted
l40 are still uncomplstsd. The capital
invested during the year Is estimated al
t270, 900, 900, exclusive Of the sums ex'
pended for the preparation Of roadbeds,
on which the track is not vet laid
Building in the far West is as follows
California, 2s6; Arizona, 1872; Utah,
ITS,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-02
AT PRIVATE SALE.
STOCK RA:::ERS AND DAlRYMEN'

THE CELEBRATED JERSEY BULL Rot5G-
en the first; received the premium at the lats
the English jersey Herd and American club
books. Five years old. A'perfect beauty. Finest
animal In the Btats. \ ball kept for serving 9TH
sr herds bssIdes your own will coon psyfor him
all. Tine 70 r1posIbls parties address Z ~
s,s. '01S RsoS Z ~ Ssis = 4.ssss s Dis:k /
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-02
LAND FOR SALE.

s4 acres OF Land. one half mile from
Arusa Postofics.
20 acres in Choice Bearing. fruits, consist
ing Of 200 bearing oranges; lc00 bearing winter
APPLES. 300 bearing English walnuts, balance IN
peaches, necta1nss. hgs and other fruits; II
acrss In alfalfa.
e. ncreU ehoics land for grain, fruits and
grapes, or anything sl.s. with water rights On AZ,
and sorzalA water plps6 fIpn tA4k 1erdo1ae..it
use Apply q " spnng ~, oppeassr.o sss1ln
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-02
\ HARDWARE.

. = AAIN aT:. Iesesl Pc Aasslss. c.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-02

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