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A somewhat romantic story in which
well-known young lady who resides
in the Eleventh Ward and whose first
name is Hermie, is the heroine and a
young man named John is the hero,
came to the ears Of the Pittsburg Leader
reporter. The lady referred to is now
married, but at the time the story opens,
on last New Years eve, she was bloom
ing maiden whose affections up to IL
o'clock Of the night in question were
unpledged to any person. The story goes
and It's authenticity isguaranteed by sub
sequcnt occurrences, that the young lady
had made a remark shortly before the
Christmas holidays that any young man
Of her acquaintance who at quarter to
II O'Clock on the night of December 81
would make a proposal Of marriage to
her, she would accept. When she made
the remark in the hearing Of one OF two
Of her acquaintance she was under the
impression that shenever would have to
make good her promise, as she had not
the faintest idea that any person would
be visiting her house at that time
Of night. The remark made by Miss
Hermie came to the ears Of two or three
yonng men from different sources
They did not acquaint each other with
their intentions, but they must have all
lbeen Of the same mind, as $50 O'Clock
on the evening inquestion found three
of the maiden's admirers in the parlor
Of her home. During the casual con-
vefsation they had among themselves,
| they found they we're all there foE the
same purpose, namely thatof remaining
Iill 11:45 O'Clock, and then proposing to
their hostess. She knew Of this, and
was n dilemma as to how to act, but
/ d plan occurred to her, and she determin.
ed % state it to the young men; SO she
arose IN their midst, and With a sweet
Amile all the while, said: HGentlemen, ]
am aware Of your object here, but as
can't accept al Of your offers Of marriage,
lthe best way you can do Is to match
pennies, aud the winning one to remain
there till the time comes for making the
proposal, which ! said / would accept.
This plan Was carried out. and John was
/ The lucky one. and at 3 quarter Of an
hour before the bigbelI rnng out the old
and S ihe neN year he proposed. was
aa little ever two #asl||
a7t zz||h md I=eEmIe eeza married. lht
|ea oI - eAaF sIeh|nE eaHl
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"out on the fylp is now the cry o.
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STATE OFFICERS.
GOUerASr-RobeTt Lowry.
LienisnaHf G0UeTneT-G. ID. Stands.
Secretary Of State-Henry Myers
auditor Qf PHkhc Acc0HRis-S Gwin
Treasnrer-W L Hemingway
Attorney General-T Catchings
Superintendent Of Public EdncaiiOn-J Smith
Superintendent Of Lnnatic AsylKm-Dr. Mitchell
Superintendent Of PeniteHtiaTy--T ] McQuiston
State Librariam-Mrs M0rancy
cOmmissiOnsr Of fmmigraiiOR-E G Wall
OFFICERS OF ANTE COUNTY.
SsnatoT--T. v. Noland.
FlOater-G George NJ Govan
Representative William 4. Love
Sherif-Van w Robinson
Circsit Clerk-N Garrow
CkancerH Clerk--H d Bates
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CIRCUIT COURT
Hon. J. B. CHRIsMAN, Judge.
FRANK A. McLAN, District Attorney.
Circuit Court for Amite county eonvenes in Lib
erty on the SecOnd Monday in March and Sep
tember.
CHANCERY COURT.
Hon. LAUGH McLAUREN, Chancellor.
Chancery Court for Amits county convenee IN
liberty on the third Monday Of May and November.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
District No. l--Fw Stratton
2-H R Causey
3-H.W. AndeHs.
4-EST I Westbro0k
5--John Tate
MAGISTRATES
District No. - Chas Carroll and n Jones.
District No. 2--W Causey, N s Dickson
3-W d Caul6eld, + J Foreman
4-C H Butler, + Wells
5-W Wilson
CONSTABLEs
District No. l--E N Gillis
2-P Smylie
3-M Anders
4-W D Pray
On A Travis
OFFICERS OFTOwN OF LIBERTY.
Mayor-Charles Carroll
ILdsrmen-W B. Raiford, B. F. Johns, Davit
Wilson, H NJ Bates, T w Stratton
Msrskag--E N Gillis
KNIGHTS OF HONOR
Amile Lodge No. 2757-Meets at the Masonic
Hall in Liberty, on the first and third Tuesda,
evenings Of each month.
L B Robinson, Dictator
| N GaHow, Reporter
eIillsburg Lodge No S0S5-Meets at their hall il
the town Of Gillsburg, on Friday before the frs
and third Sundays in each month, att o'clock P.
w A Gill, Dictator.
chas Hooper, Reporter.
A. F. e. A. MAsONs.
Liberty Ledge No. 37-Mests on Saturday even
ing in each month on or before the full moon.
4 ID Wilson, w M
Charles Carroll, Secretary.
OFFICERS GLOsTER CITY.
Magor-W D CauIfeld
H AIdsrmen--F H Hoff, s VanNorman, r s Il.
Lain. 7 H jenkins, + @ Huff
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Hurting bricks at each other is a
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CIRCUIT COURT
Hon. j. B. CHRIsMAN, Judge.
FRANK A. MCLAN, District Attorney.
Circuit Court for Amite county convenes in Lib
erty on the SecOud Monday in March and Sep
tember.
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CHANCERY COURT.
Hon. LAUGH McLAUREN, Chancellor.
Chancery Court for Amits county convenee in
liberty on the third Monday Of May and November.
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A. F. e. A. MASONS.
Liberty Ledge No. 37-Meeis on Saturday even
ing in each month on or before the full moon.
ID Wilson, w M
Charles Carroll, Secretary.
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Terms LAlwaga . Advanaal 81 ! Yaar.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-11
Tho copper Boom.

The San Carlos Copper Camp 10 full Of
life and business now. A large force Of
men are employed by the company At
their mines and furnace. The latter
will soon be ready to start up. A num-
Der Of teams are engaged in hauling lum-
Der from Pioneer to the camp, and in
hauling wood. Peter Kelly has laid off
. town site convenient to the mines and
reduction works, and number of the
lots have been disposed of and several
new buildings are going up. Professor
Douglas, manager of the Copper Com
pany. is expected to return from New
York within few days, and the furnace
will be started shortly after his arrival.
The new town 10 called Copper City,
and i bids fair TO have rapid and sub
stantial growth. 1t is completely sur
rounded by fine copper, silver, gold,
lead and iron mines that will not lie idle
long after the San Carlos group COM
mence . bullion output There will
then be plenty Of capital forthcoming to
open them mp, and Copper City will
speedily become q thriving populous
mining town.--Forenee lrisoaa N,
terPrise.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-11
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Reported by Gillette q Gibson. Exam
iners OF Titles.

"WEDNESDAY. September 10. 1884.
J II Lester 70 Sarah A Roberts-Lots II and IS
blk 50 Long Beach; $50.
sB Kingsley to ! hcEntee Agreement to
convey lot blk kingsley's subd'n Of part OF
Loop 4 Meserve tract: si479.
CO Rust wife to O koll--All interest In e..
tate Of chss Rust deceased except vineyard
SC Koli "a Rust to o Rust-vineysrd lot
BIG Anahcim; $1,000.
Geo b Rowan, L Bixsy n Bixby to Miss A q
Crane-Part oiiot 0 blk 8 ord's survey; sssso
wP Gardiner to VIM sibley wife Lot
Dana tract: $1,000.
Jno Wagner q wife to Jas P Coovsr- acres
Of WI Of NEi sec I2, IT. 8. REV; . Ooc.
\ whitney TO Jas L wightman -s.66 acres In
Ro Santiago de Santa Ana; 81.
Z r Howe TO @ q Brown-Undivided ! Of lot
on west line Of Pearl street south Of Tenth street,
s1.O0
Mary sresovieh to Sarah N Morgan-Lot ss blk
Highland Wow add No 1; ESQ.,
Jno b Lawrence Stoddard 10 II Charbon-
nell lot i2 blk Q Moulton's add; Sits.
A @ shafcr 10 A McCrary-swi Of swi Of
SEA ssc 8, 8, r 10 W; sf000
James n Bowen to P r Wilson'S acres In
TAnssy tract Ro TAjAnts; t4o00.
~ : OsMelvcny tract; 1900.
minsFvs Wilkinssn 1 husband 70 VIM Z Ander.
ss1-s acres IA 10 San Rafael: s0z5.
10 Blk B, n1aaks suId'n East b A; t5sO
JP Smith 70 n Bowen-6 asEe6 In LED 8, sec
IS, -, n Is "; 1900.
+ ssilse 70 . n Goldsworthy Lot on " sideof
San Pedro Il; tf25
H. Grow 70 4 D wiss-Lot l Riverdale tract
Bixby, 1 ilrby / Flint to n Learned
Lots - : 81 blk los Long Beach; 500.
hn Morrison 70 Mrs Kate Stevens-Lot IA
Meyer Mock: $500.