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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-09-20

NAnQr0meual tn0u mast mystic
mood this eve, for, like tramp
athwart melon-patch, strange are
the signs that DER thy features steal"
40, good Henrico, prithee, gyve thy
wit. Sits there sufficient burden on
me soul"
"Aye, gentle one, cen to the bend
ing OF thy sweet backbone. But look
theel One of loves duties is to share
loves ills, and hoist from spirits of its
mate such cumbrous melancholy as
doth threat their life. Give me one
loop of this thy trunk of woe, and l
will help thee lift it from thy PROSTATE
soul"
"Nay, sirrahl there DO crushing
woes fate doth fashion us to bear alone.
Love finds no solace in It's own relief,
if thereby comes burden to its mate.
Let me in solitude this anguish
bearw
"Now, be me haIidome! will not,
girl. Hast thou no memory of Gran
ger Jones, whose COW had fallen in a
miry pit, wherefrom poor Jones would
ne'er have hoist the same but for a
neighbours timely grasping of the tail
and giving thus sweet aid and comfort
to his friend. Let me then, sweet, but
grasp the caudle part of this, thy woe,
and by good unison of yank with thee,
soon will it cease to cumber thus thy
soul"
"Net so, good youth Not sol Not
sol l cannot bear that thy young life
Ishould with this anguish be so over
| thrown. No fault Of thine hath to its
birth given part" r
"Nay, but / win have part Androme-
Ida. II thou doSt longer battle thus me
plea, by heavens I'll force thee to pro
claim thine i'll. Is it that yester thou
dids't interview the inward parts o.
some crude watermelonf" wfE
"Not l, Henrico."
II cor that thy weekly wash hath beer
absorbed by securing wench to whom
thy parents do balance oweY"
Gle on thee for 50 base hint, thor
i, curt one!'' - r.
"Then is it that" ~ylN q5e"
Enough, thou babbling torment
quite enoughl Had'st thou the eel
thou boastest, the griefthat weighs m'
soul would soon have caught tn,
+, Eglance, and throed thy being with it
] direful pang. Me bang, Henrico, ii
: me precious bangs! Last night, II
f thoughtless haste, and drowsed will
= reading late, did entangle these, m
@ frontal CREATURES, in paper scraps tina
were with taffy freight; and now, {
love of mine! they will not down, bu
glue them Ger me brow in matte
guise, like pasty gum in snarled an
tangled mass, o, good Henrico cans
: thou name a woe moro fit for teal
y than this2"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-09-20
Slips OF the Tongue.

One of our literary celebrities hap
pening, not long ago, to visit a lady of
his acquaintance, found her engaged
in watching, with great interest, the
freaks OF tame raven, hopping about
the room. "Come and see my pur-
chase" she said. 81 bought him yes
terday." ain memory of Edgar Poe?"
he asked. NO. she replied you'll
never guess why" 81 give it up"
swell, then, | was told that ravens
live three hundred years ; so thought
would buy one just to satisfy myself
whether they did or not"
The husband of the celebrated Ma
dame Geoffrin was fond of reading,
and often had recourse to an obliging
friend, possessor of a well-stocked Ii
brary. Wishing TO peruse certain
book Of travels, he borrowed the first
volume, and having finished it, took
1t back to the owner and asked for the
second, which, in fit of abstraction,
he left ON the table, carrying away the
one he had Just returned, and reading
1t over again without perceiving his
error. His wife, seeing him deeply
absorbed in the contents, inquired
how he liked the work. at is ex-
tremely. interesting" replied; ."but
It strikes me that the the author is
rather too apt to repeat himself"
Shortly after the successful appear
ence Of Henrietta Sontag at the Ital
Ian opera in Paris, group of young
fashionables, lounging before Tortoni'.
were in ecstacies about her, one ex
toling the charm of her voice, ant
another her beauty. "She is certain
ly very pretty" chimed in third
"but it is a great pity that one of he
eyes is smaller than the Other
"Smaller," exclaimed the most enthu
siastic OF the party. "mon ami, you
opera-glass has deceived you. If YOU
had said larger than the other you
would have been nearer the mark"
On some one remarking to a lady
the strictness of whose educationa
system was proverbial, that her chill
dren were invariably duh and out Q
spirits. you are quite right she re
piled, "and yet do all can to eur
them of it, but the more ] whip then
the sulkior they look" 8a
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-09-20

1t is not generally understood that
hasty retreat is successfully accom-
plished by the man who calls up the
drinks twice in three seconds, but
such is the case, we are told.-Oil City
Blizzard.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-09-20

A guest MT country hotel, after
yainly trying to sleep, summoned the
negro waiter and said
Look here, what the deuce am /
going to do about these mosquitoes.
They are about to eat me up"
"Sorry, boss, dat we had ter put
yer in dis room, but it couldn't be
heppcd"
That's all right. No doubt the In
tentions Of the establishment are
good, but confound it, you don't
want me to DO eaten up alive, do
your &ya
"0h, no, sah; doan wush ter harm
yer" 3GL 8%
"Well, why don't you give me a
mosquito bar? You've given one
to that man, pointing to bed at the
opposite side OF the room.
"Yas, sah,"
"Why, then, can't I have oneY"
cease dar's only one lowed ter
each room, but III take dc one
frum de gennerman, sab, an gin it ten
you"
al don't want you to do that. He
will complain"
"0h, no, sab. He doan need it.
"Why2n
cease he's dead. sah."-A%dasd,,
Trupcler.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-09-20
An EHmpOlite Trick.

uWall, ef dat want de blam'est ca
per / cher Seed" exclaimed an old
negro who sat on the bank Of bayou,
fishing.
whats the matters" some one
asked 81
"W'y, sab, iis' now my dog he cum
med erleng an laid down at my feet
an iis' dis mint, err alligator he slips
up an grabs de dog an takes him err
way. De imperlitis trick | cher seed.
Minis me o. a niger at er barbecue"
AFkdRsdw Trureler. .r
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-09-20
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-09-20
Science Hill Institute,
JOHNSON CITY, TENN.

The next session Of this school will
begin September LIST, 1884, and CON
tinue 36 weeks, Course of study thor
ough and complete. The most COM
petent and best trained teachers. The
teacher of music will be lady of ex-
perience, possessing the highest degree
of culture both in vocal and instru-
mental music.
Primary department per term of months g1s5o
Academic ." :" 1900
Junior Collegiate "a 225O
Senior p" $3.50
Music, with use of instrument $500
A contingent fee of $1.00 each per
term of AZ months, or $500 for the
session must be paid in advance.
Good board at reasonable rates
w. A. EVANS,
Prin. Science Hill Institute,
July Is, 1884.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-27
Order to Show Cause.

In the Superior Court Of the County
Of Los Angeles, State Of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-27
Walter s. Maxwell. Plaintiff,
VI. raf f aai ..t.l..
Maria Gusdslupe Figusroa Of A..
Defendants.

M psopls Of ths STATE Of csiisospiA ssod
Gfsefine " xas1A 0uAdAinps F4uesUe Jos
Hgusroa, Fransisoo Fiyueroe, nAslA yauaa
nssfM Ansss si.ssrss Gifs b. As.is 5Rsr
Wn .Des. AnniIa hss. CslStina Roc snd
JuAnita Ros, dslsndanta. .tsi -F y.
Yon an hsrsby repaired TO aBpsarin ~ aetien
brought Against you by ths sbSys ssnesd Pa.in-
~ Ia the Superior Court q the Stats q Caheor-
Ard 70 answer the complaint lied thsssin
within ten days (sxclusive q The dsy os ssrvicsh
aftss IL osvice on lyou q this suamons-n
ssrysd vitA,h this county; o. II setvsd elsswhsss
ss .s.s sss .ss: .sss = y i. '.s s::s.
Ths sald action is brought to obtain Judgment
sgainst said dsiendsnts that they snnay D re-
qbiEsd 70 ut forth the nature Of their several
piaintl6s conpiaint, And that iii advsrss ciain
ot the aid dslsndAnts or eithg OF them, may -
determined By decree Of this Court. and that
by aid decses Il b. declared and sdjuAgsd .thak
y ~ dsisnd.nt,, o either y thsn, hsy. =
and prsnlsss; and that the htis q plalntiR is
good And su0c3cnt And valid. Ard Alip thaA ~
defsndants, And each and every Of them. b Tor
ever debarfed from asserting any clala vhst-
<: a 4 2, p. e 1 ..s n: 70 ?, .SS S "a :S, e
relief ~ b this hoporabls Court shall sssm nest
and agreeable 70 equity. and for costs o. suit.
Reisrsacs bhsd y Complaint Ter particulars
And you arc hssS1 notansd that you al V
required 3he aid plslqfl ~ oQpas your de-
e, sss a. 2 . g sassrsa - M 5 hs ooO's
Gives under ny hsad G,d tfs ssal = The 3D..
pehef Cours Of the Stkts Of Vemornia, b and
Js9usV. u he ysar Of our Lord. one thousand
eight huh1red and eighty -threS
lssAL.l A. w. POTT1, Clerk.
By A. EoRros. Deputy. -
@. Z. Thom, Attorney foi Plaintiff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-27
Items Qf. Interest

Tho Shasta Courier has entered upon
its thirty-third year.
Revision for Presidential aspirsnt:
A new broom sweeps clean.
Tho Kansas City Times advocates
Henry B. Payne for President.
Louisiana's delegates to Chicago are
for the present President for President.
William Driver was drowned at Nanai-
mo, b. c.. few days ago by falling in
the bay.
Not ono cont for new navy while the
navyyards are used for political purposes.
Sbsrve corruption ont.
Rvery member OF the Cabinet bears
testimony to the beneficial results Of the
Civil Service Act Of 1883.
Tho dwelling OF George Wilmington.
at lone, was burned Sunday morning;
loss. $500; insurance, $500.
J. II. Mohr, who dangsrously stabbed
Craig at Prescott w. T., Few days
ago. has not been captured yet
The business men Of Cheney, w. T.,
have subscribed SIC. 900 towards a trans
portation company to the mines.
benjamin Richards and his son Edwin
have been held for the murder Of Al
phsus Helper at Los Gatos. Sunday.
The statement that Senator Pendleton
had declared Civil Service Reform to be
. failure 10 wholly without foundation.
Senator Gorham, Of Maryland, has
been elected Chairman of the Demo-
cratic Congressional Campaign Commit
ice. '''.'
The Civil Service examining system
now applies to about 1900 positions,
and can, under the law, be indefinitely
extended.
Edward Hamilton, a patient In the
hospital at Tucson, while temporarily
inssne, Sunday, escaped and committed
suicide by cutting his throat.
The body Of Capt. Richard b. Thorn
as, drowned in Bear Greek, Merced, Sat-
urday, was found about two hundred
yards below where his buggy lodged.
Peter Curtis, alias j. C. Douglas, re-
Gently arrested at Eureka, New, for
passing counterfeit standard dollars, has
been lined $500 and sentencsd to two
years in the State Prison.
A ledge of iron ore has been discov-
cred on the farm OF John MacReady,
about two miles southeast Of Tacoma,
". I, The ledge was encountered at a
depth Of fifteen feet from the surface.
The Calaveras Citizen says that James
L. Spsrry of tho Big Trees annon noes
that the San Joaquin and Sierra Nevada
Narrow Gauge Railroad will be built rs
far a. Pattee's ranch during the coming
season.
The Elk Grove Free Prsa says the
recent high water of the Consumes
river has done great deal OF damage in
the way Of breaking levees, washing out
grain fields and the drowning Of stock.
Near HicksvilIe 400 head of hogs were
drowned.
The funeral of Judge Joshua Snow, an
cid resident Of Pstaluma, took place ir
that city yesterday. The deceased wal
a highly respected citizen and had helt
fof many years the position Of Justic'
Of the Peace. He was 65 years Of ag'
aud leaves a wife and son.
John Lewis, of Maine Prairie, has los
several hogs with peculiar disease, tn
nature of which he has not been able /,
determine, and for which he has no
been able to find remedy. Tho hog
whom first attacked, breathes short anS
jsrky and has a dry hacking cough, anc
also suffers loss Of appetite. He be
lieves the disease to be contagious. An.
person who can name the disease AM
suggest a remedy will be considered
public benefactor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-27
TksiJsaysskssash ~ sf Narok
rf mdt tsis syGsNpip9Dl
,uuasdiaas aals ef 1sal Estate.

| Hsae = hsssae elun 49, N psna..ass o. IN
edSs = - plSssiqs &C. 4 ~ soaasy 4 Los
z - ~ A 1As1Sf :. - ssis,s. q
= s...:t. ss: :. 4 .iss:: Il. H.. Fl !. !.
SsSjsa 3 ss1l1ld1iss5g - isessor ces.s.
= = - slaAa0t ~ 01h1Av q nsssA. Issl,
4 ~ { s: e !. =: !: ss:.:y :: z;':s e
= - is6aAo Z - ~ sllnsss and 4 sscb Il
-, b snd = ~ the.s seElain loss. piscs. OF
sSis "a Is. 8 W a. sos.s:s sss s:r. ID q a. !.
s0sibsd = 'sa's.s. so'si,; a~
M aosthw~s euaster u - nortAs.s. qu.,isr
sn [ .ss.1s'; e sSsS'H 01s K: :'sss oa.,, ,,". "
Les knksIss, - ~ nps1h Got The northwest
qusytss Of sactiea dxtpe9s tegnahip ono south
isngs fourteen vest q X Meridian, In the eoun-
dLos ANGLES
Lot Tin Bleck 4 y. 4ota tract In tho city
e Los AnGsass. county q tsos Angeles. stste Of
osnsf osA'fl 70 4sils Q, smaf,
Las Ang.lsa. siinAls ia tks aH q La Angeles.
ssaniy q =, ARssiss. ss.'s q California
Eost IN EAt e Angf,ss. it...s In ne dty
~ ~ 49, - - A4Ieio9s btAto o.
caiIiorniAs bo1p3sd = tlp eessA by Downsy sv-
enaa g - - ~ Chs.ttst street. On the
mAn utfegt. e1 ocGW ,faf
: N. .r....,s a.rs,s .. u. s.-.. .. Third
dino h - oounly q gAa Hsrnardino, state of
oalltur1in. taQsehss NieA ~ brick huilning
thereon, whlsh ~ ~ aaa kuiidine are knows
- the City y raEs bs,jI1lng, and the lot on which
ths Asls b situAted and bslag ths same propert,
hefstoeoss ssnssyed b n. }. stswa1 to D. s.
Withsshy, \. q. Raasidk snd othsss, occupied II
Rrssent by Asyssstsin : O. - City q Paris
fh3 insesssss u - slssuj IN Aforesaid prop.
srty, to-vfs, u anAA 1t e1GtssAh parosls nu.s-
kslsd 70 ". = tnstAee dasdFibsd = the interest
them respectively By inhesl1eAes froa their de-
~ viii - rsosiveA 4 Rscn No. ]. Ali<u B,oet.
Term sno eonnsIous 4 Ai..-cs.h, len pr
osat. Of The puseAeo nenSy = bs paid 70 The
said0uardiAn % ~ ~ 4 his. balance on con-
anpation q AZ bY aid espshor Court Dssi
at expsnss II purchaser.
nAKY A. PATRICK,
Guardian Of the ppnsna and estates u Jo-
seph u. Patrick, ehasiss Z. Patrick and Mar
.eA A. Pstnck. Ninora
March 81, 1884 fa
". P. Gardiner. attorsvs Tor aid guardian. mha
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-27
Notice Of Street Work.

Public notics is hereby given that the Council
Of tho city Of Los Angeles passed on the 18th
day Of February, A. d. 1884. Resolution Of In
tention which Resolution was approved on the
18th day Of February, 1884, providing for the
grading Of Court House Street between Fort and
Flower streets at the expense Of the property
owners and all parties interested are referred TO
SAID Resolution Of Intention on fle In the once
Of the Clerk Of the Council for further psrticu-
lars; copy Of said Resolution may be. found In
the ofhco Of the Superintendent Of streets
& .f Z. II. BOYD,
1l..a Huperintcndent OF Streets.
Los Angeles. March 7. 1854 mhs-ist
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-27
Pre- ss Pleasantries.

Keeping boarding house will always
be losing business. For even If a
boardsr p,ys for what he eats. he is
bound to sleep on tick.
"Sagaciouss' said Mr.. Griph; "why,
that dog of mine was the most proud,
noble and sagacious dog that ever lived.
Why, whep any one was looking he'd
pretend not to know me"
A certain editor in Massachusetts al
ways sleeps with his head to the north
mot because he is superstitious at all,
but because he can look out of the win
dow ON moonlight nights and see if the
Sheriff is coming.
Very nice: So you're engaged to DR..
b.; it must be very nice to be engaged
to doctor. Every time he calls you
know-and of course that must be very
often-you feel as il you were getting
for nothing what anybody else would
have to pay So for.
"When this restaurant first open Ell, Z"
remarked the patron, sit wasn't much
Of place for style, and you could run
in here and be served in two minutes;
but now it is getting so high-toned that
you Cah bot 6iaos VI water ana n
toothpick in less than half an hour"
The following telegraphic correspond
ence explains itsel: Baltimore, Feb
ruary 29-To Boston Post. Do Won
want special about tattooed woman Civ
ing birth to tattooed child hero,--
Baltimore American" Boston, Feb
ruary 2o-To -. Baltimore 44meri-
can. No. Have an able liar of our own.
-, Boston Post"
"Me husband can't come to work to.
day, sorr," said lady, addressing the
boss Of the street laborers. "Ah, in
deed, Mrs. Murphy. Then there must
be something serious the matter with
him, for he is not the kind of man TO
loaf" "Thrue for you, sorr, he's not
afraid of work. He's very sick, sorr."
~ am sorry to hear it. What's his
trouble!" "a very bad complaint, sorr.
He's got the new-new.m ahoney."
In Alsace, Germany, the consumption
of horsefesh has sensibly increased OF
late. "All horses" we are told, "are
before and after being killed, given a |
strict examination, and, if found in any |
way diseased, are rejected" That's !
correct. A horse not in any way /
iiseased would never do to sell No |
body would know what to do with such
IN unhsard-of creature. The auihori-
lies do right in killing such anomalies
N horsefesh. |
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-27
Re-Registration Of Voters
oYrrou OF THE CovS1r cIEzx OF

OYrIos OF rHn CouSrr CLExK or
Los Angeles County. !
It is hsraby ordered that the County Cisik oil
the county Of Los Angeles, shall procure new
books for the registration Of the qualified cleo
tors Of Los Angeles county and shsll pr ocesd 10
re-registsr the voters Of said county In CONFORM
ity with the Political Code Of the State Of Cali
forniA:
'sssc. 1904. There must be kept in the o6ise o
tes County Clerk Of each county, Great Reggie
ter; whenever deemed necessary the Board OF
SUPERVISOR Of any county may, by order, re-
quire . re-rsgistration Of the voters Of said
county, which said srder shall be published in
at least one newspAper published In said
county for not lsss than six months prsced-
Ing the next ensuing general election. Such
registration shall conform in ell respects 70 the
provisions Of this Code concerning original regis
tration, except that any person applying for re
registration shall b entitled thereto upon show
ing that his name was enrolled and uncancelled
on the former Great Register"
The former Great Register oi Los Angeles
county must be preserved BY the County Clerk,
but shall not be used for the purposes Of any
election after the 1st day Of November, 1884.
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors Of the
county Of Los Angeles. this sth day Of February.
A. D., 1884 A. W. POTTS,
feb10 Bm iE.fA Clerk Of the Board.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-27

Action brought IN the Superior Court Of the
State OF California, In and for the County Of
Los Angeles, and the complaint died In sAid
County u Los Angeles, In the offsee Of the Clerk
Of said Superior Court.
Ths People o. tAs stass d California sssd erect.
Ing 70 William N. johnson vnd Felipe Aiverado,
defsndAntaL - :
You are hereby required 70 sppsAr In an scssop
hrought against yeu b. the above named piain.
tts h the Superior Court d The State d csflfos.
mia, In aHd for the county Of Los Angeles, Apd 70
answer the complaint nied thsrsln. within ten
service on you q this Summons served within
this county; or, served elsewhere, within slarty
days-or Judgment BY default will b. tAksn
against you according 70 the prayer Of aid com
The said action d brought 10 require you
and each Of you to set forth the nature ef your
clalms % the real property hsreAftsr described
and to obtain q decree of court that plain
lowing described premises. ~ that real
property In the city OF % q county Of
los Angeles. State OF Caiift bounded and
described A. follows. ComuI Glhg at the south.
west corner q :sid tract at post q the fumes
corner Of ChAvis street and Lovers Lane, Nb4'
East, eighty six one hundredths chains: thence
N. 2tl Hast four and 6i-l0o chains; thonce N.
l7' 2. ez.ioo chains: thence N. SEA 2. nine
chains; thence South ISL Il. nine 5000 chains:
thence a. W. two s-iee chains: thence 8. 81
w. two i0-1o0 chains; thence ls' W. nine eS.i00
chains; thence 8. So W. six 90 100 chains: Themes
N 373' W. two 90 10 chains: thence ~ s3l' W.
nvs s6-ioo chains TO point sf beginning, ascord.
Ing 70 survey Of Geo. Hansen, surveyor, made
March Z, A. d 1875. The land above deseribed
comprising what 10 now known as mills Sub
division Of the sAblchi Tract. as per map rec.
orded In County Recorders Office a Los Angeles
county. Excepting tn, refron the tract Of land
previously sold TO the southern Pacific Railroad
Company and lots and in block OF said sa-
bichf tract,
the owner In fee Of the following described prem
ises. vi.: An that real properly in the city Of
California. knswn and described q lets and 3
In block 5 Of Mills Subdivision Of said sabichi
trAM
And further, that Il be adjudEed and dscrsed
that you nor sither Of you have any rirfH title
OF interest in said premises o. any part thsrsof,
and that YOU and each Of you be forever debsr.
red from ever asserting any claim TO said prem
ises q any part thereof adverse 70 the plaintiffs
or either OF them, and tor c,sts Of suit.
Reference is had to complains for psrticuiars
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 10
appear and answer the ssid complaint a. above
required, the said pAiuti6s will cause your de-
fault 70 be entered and apply 10 the Court for
the relief demanded. = aiIlgi rH
Given under m, hand and the ssal Of the su-
perior Court Of the stats Of California, In and tot
the county Of Los Angeles, this 5th dav Of Feb
hundred and eishty-four.
fseaLI A. ". POTTS,
By A. RnrAu, Deputy.
A. H. Judson, Attorney for Piaintas.
marl6 an f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-27
10 Architects & Builders.
san FERNANDO, Cal, March I.th, 1884.

san FERNANDO, Cal. March 18th, 1884.
The Trustees OF the San Fernando School Dis
trict are ready to receive working plans and
specifications until April 1st, 1884. for tho pur.
pose Of building a school house. situated about
5000 feet from San Fernando Depot, total cost
not to exceed a, 900; either a two-s,ory frame
building on brick foundation, first floor I feet
from the ground, containing four school rooms
26x3O, school rooms on lower floor to be conRect-
Cd by folding doors, library room and entry,
plasterod up stairs not finished; or q ,ne-story
building, brick foundation floor feet from
ground, containing two rooms 20x30, to be con-
neeted by folding doors library and entry,
plastered. Building to be substantial and orna.
mental The Trustees will pay the sum of fifty
dollars for the plans and specifications adopted
All ethers will bo returned
By order OF the Board
marl6 lv G, r. RINALDI, socy.