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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-04
CLOSING NOTICE.
Fourth Of July
PROGRAMME:
HEADQUARTERS GRAND MARSHAL.
July 20, 1884.


July 20, 1884. !
The following appointments and announce
nients made for the information and govern
ment OF those participating In the parade on the
ensuing Fourth OF Juy:
l. L. J. Rose, Jr., and James V. Martin to be
aides to Grand Marshal.
q }. De Turk to he Assistant Marshal, COM
mandng Second Division. Aides-Dr. v Gel
cich, p McIIughes, Frank Guirado and Louis
CIrdinelle
s. X. @. weyss to be Assistant Marshal, COM
msnding Third Division. Aides-C l., Fisher
and Sostene, Sepulveda.
T. John I. Gaffey to be Assistant Marshal,
commanding fourth Division. Aides-John Fors-
ter and J. Mefrill.
Rank will be indicated as follows: Aides to
Grand Marshal. buff scarfs and black belts; As
sistant Marshals, red scarf and Jlack belts; aides
to Assistant Marshals, red white and blue scarfs
and black belts.
Assistant Marshals and Aides, black hats and
plumes.
The Grand Marshals headquarters are estab.
lished at the Armory on Requena street, and As
sistant Marshals and Aides VIII report for orinsruc
tions on Friday morning at 45. sharp.
~.
The First Division, consisting of the Eagle
Corps Band, the Eagle Corps, the Turnyerein
GermaniA and carriages containing Hon. T.. E.
Them, Mayor; Hon. j. @. Downey, President of
the Day; }. NJ. Damron, ESQ.,, orator; W. j. Fo-
ley. Esq, reader. Members Of Council and other
invited guests will form on Los Angeles street,
south Of and right resting on Commercial street
The second Division, consistingof Kalmbachs
Band, Frank Bartlett Post, @. A. r. the Ancient
Order OF Hibernans, the French Benevolent So
ciety, the italian Benevolent Society and the
Spanish Progressive Association. will form on Los
Angeles street north of and right resting on Com
mercial street.
The Third Division, consisting Of the City
Band, the Thirty Fights Engine Co. No. /, Park
Hose Co. No l, and the Il. l.. A. Hose Co. No. .,
will form on Los Angeles street, south Of and
right resting on kequena street
The Fourth Division, consisting OF the Union
Band. Confidence Engine Co. No. g Vigilance
Hook and Ladder Co. No. l. and the various
trades and industrial representatives, will form
on First street, east Of and right resting on Los
Angeles street.
Assistant Marshss will report their respective
Divisions in position at $50 A. NJ, sharp.
VI.
Column will move at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. up Com
mercial street TO Main, to Spring. to Third to
Fort, to Fourth to Main, to Plaza, thence around
Plaza to Main, to Spring, to the Sp akers stand
on Court street. where the literary exercises will
be held Immediately following the parade
W. II. II. RUSSELL,
je28td Grand Marshal.
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llrraas IN TIVE psorls.

Tho <1N Communications appearing In
this coiusIfNs not necessarily endorsed by the
EDITOR Fihe HgkALs. The writer who desires
. ,ls>Hard In II should always accompany his
Lr<>.d with his hull name, not Bece ssarily for
>Siblieafion hut ~ a guarantee OF good faith
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IS order to permit the employees OF the
HERALD to celebrate the ever glorious
Fourth no paper will be issued from this
Office tomorrow.
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FOREIGN.
AppenI from irish Rishops.

LONDON, July 3.-The Irish Catholic
bishops have asked the English Govern
mont to intervene to preserve the rights
OF British subjects, which they claim
are threatened by the proposed spoila-
Hinr,
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special Notice

Hereafter notices Of Companies societies
churches. etc, will only be inserted in he HERALD
as paid Advertisements. We reserve, for Places
Worship, gratuitous directory VIII ch VIII
ppen every Sunday morning.
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Brentano Bros. No. Union Square New
York City. are agents for the HERALD. y @ill
constantly be found on sale on their cour
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The HgRALp Is the official paper Of the city OF
Los Angeles The city delinquent tax lists and
II other municipal notices appear only in its col
mus.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-04

The HERALD Office is connected with the te e.
phone system of Los Angeles city and county.
Orders Tor advertisements or job work may be
ent through this meeium to number i56.
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DAILY HERALD.
Invls jon,e. OF tho norala. o Cents.
Herald steam Printing House.

The HeRALp Steam Printing House y NOT SUI
passed BY any Job Printing ONCE on the fAolho
coast, outside Of San Francisco, In facilities 'of
ioine Job work. Low prices, good work aud ek-
ecution may be relied upon at this Office
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Fourth of July.

OFFICERS AND INVITED GUESTS WILL
" please assemble at the St. Elmo Hotel be.
fore $50 A. N. Carriages will report In front OF
the Hotel promptly at that hour.
W. II. II. RUSSELL,
ily3 Grand Marshal.
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THE LATEST !!
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
Adjourned Tiii Monday.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-rhe Stock
Board has adjourned until Monday.
stud Horse Poker" and Its Work.
SAN FRANcHco, July 3-Chief of Po
lice Crowley has addressed n letter to
the Board uf supervisors of this city.
urging the necessity ot an ordinance to
suppress 'stld horse" poker. which IN
the past two weeks. has caused live em
bezzlements, one suicide and one at
tempted suicide.
The Assets Sufficient.
SAN Francisco, July 3.-At the meet
ing of creditors of the Golden Age mill
to-day it was found upon investigation
that there were assets sufficient to cover
the entire amount of the eompany's in-
dobiedness. A final settlement will
probably be arranged on Monday next.
TO-day's Celebration at san Fran.
cisco.
SAN Francisco, July "a new de-
parture has been made in street decora-
tons for this Fourth of July. Instead
of the usual small flags the principal
thoroughfares are festooned with ever.
green's, and at regular intervals of space
are suspended large portraits OF the
Presidents of the United States from
Washington down to the present time.
Private residences are also decorated
At ten o'clock tomorrow morning the
procession will start. Regattas and
boat races will be given during the day
and literary exercises will take place
during the afternoon at the Grand Opera
House. In the evening there will be
displays of fireworks in different parts
of the city. The banks and stock ex-
changes will be closed till Monday next,
Arrest Of Suspected Counterfeit.
ers.
SAN FRaoCIsCo, July 3.-Oiiicer Annis
aud citizen named Edward l.. Gibson,
attempted this evening to arrest Colsus
Dolce and james Barraca, sns-
pected countcrteiters. Barraca shot
at and missed the officer aud
then shot Gibson in the right
hip. He ran away and was captured
soon after by Officer Jones. A struggle
ensucd and Barraca shot twice at the
officer, but did not strike him. Gibson's
wound is not dangerous.
The stock Boardl
..-S>N Francisco, july 3--Belle Isle, 20;
zn. & Belcher, ~ 40; Chollar, 81 30; Crown
Point. 81 20; could h Curry, 81; Hale 4
Norcross, 81, Is. Mexican, 81 90; Navajo,
SIl5: 0phir, $3.50; Potosi, .95; Savage
SO; Sierra Nevada, s 30; Union Consoli-
dated. so; Grand Prize, --; Yellow
Jacket, Sl.90.
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Mr h. N. Rowe ia the Santa Ana agent
he Herald. Z
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,os Angeles Fire Department

rJyHE Members OF Los Angeles Fire ID ~partment
are requested to assemble in Parade Uniform
az their respective houses on Jaly 4th, 1874, at
O'Clock A. ~, for parade.
All apparatus mnst be turned out for inspec.
tion. WALTER ). MOokE,
Nv Std Chief Engineer.
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NOTICE..

The original Spanish American Club. which
was organized In March last. and which gave the
9th OF May ball at Nadeau Hall, Is not the club
which is giving the 4th OF July picnic at the city
Gardens. b. %. OIIVAS.
J. NJ. ARNAZ,
A. A. MONTANA,
iul3.2t J. b. SANCHEZ.
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LOS ANGELES
COUNTY BANK,
JULY lST, 1884.

State OF California
County Of Los Angeles. 80
John Z. Platter, President and H. L. Macneil
Cashier, of the Los Angeles County Bank, being
severally duly sworn, each for himself says the
foregoing statement Is true to the best Of his
knowledge and belief.
JOHN +. Platter, President
II. L. MAcSEII, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this LIST day
Of July, 1884. A. Q. HOLMES,
Notary Public.
[sEALl jul2 I'm
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ATTEnriOR, TURNER'S.

You are hereby requested to assemble at Turn
yerein Hall, In full uniform, on Friday morning,
July ith, at o o'clock sharp. TO take part In the
procession.
By order o. JACOBY, President.
A Enhrberg. Secretary. iul3-H
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sterling Exchange and Bonds.

NEw YORK, July 3.-Sterling bills
on London, go days, S4.s4; Sterling
bills on London, sight drafts, S4, Sc; U.
$. AS of 1891, interest quarterly, Sl.lla;
U. 5. As, 1907, interest quarterly 81. lS4;
U. S. 3s, optional. quarterly, Sl.o0;
w LII rnl hRh
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.

Mr.. Henderson's Private School, day aud even
ing holds special term, commencing July 7th
Pupils prepared for admission 10 Normal, Collie
giate or Public Schools. Private lessons rs cents
each. 30l Fort street, corner Of Fourth. 1s2a I'm
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wARminc TO, OWNERS Of TEAMS.

The presence OF large numbers Of pedestrians
especall, ladies and children, on the streets on
the ocoa ion OF Fourth OF July parades,
greatly increases the liability to serious
accidents from frightened and unmanage-
able horses. For the purpose OF reduc-
ing this danger far a. possible 1t is hereby or
dered that no teams or horses, except those form
ing part OF the parade, be allowed to stand or re-
sion during IL passage, and the police are in
structed TO cause all such teams or horses to he
removed to other streets until the procession
shall have passed. All pedestrians will be re-
quired TO remain upon the sidewalks.
7. J. CUDDY,
1t Chief OF Police.
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Precautions Against Cholera.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-To avoid the
possibility of importing cholera from
France into this country through the
mails, the British government will be re-
quired to thoroughly disinfect all French
mails passing through England to this
country,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-04
Antelope Valley Lands

Persons wishing to locate lands in the
above valley are notified that l have
nine choice locations, both Homestead
and Timber Claims.
800 acres school land and one section
of railroad land for sale in tracts to suit
purchasers, at from $40 to $40 per acre,
according to location.
Can give all the information desired
about lands in the Valley.
Call at once.
JOHN j. HANFORD,
Recon- Is Grsy House, corner Main and
Arcadia streets. jul4.lw
G.l.I.
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A brand new bar outft-counter, side board,
silyerware, glassware, mirror, pictures, etc. En-
quire at CHEEsEBROUGH& CALDwELLs,.
lul4 No. 223 Main street. Downey Block.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-04

70 Wilcox. A.. T., while elk boxes Of
lemons were shipped to FL Paso. Texas
-Four boxes Of apples and twenty two
boxes Of oranges were shipped to Casa
Grande, A. T.. and two to st. Johns. A.
T. Four boxes Of squashes, enc Of to-
matoes, and seven of oranges we're sent
TO Silver City, N. NJ, completing the
shipments.
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CoN9UPTIoHr.

coNsOFTIoDG-
The earlier symptoms Of this disease are
sense OF WEAKNESS upon little exertion, q dispo-
sition to remain passive and idle, peculiar SEN
sityeness OF the effects of cold and shortness OF
breath upon moving quickly or ascending a
hill or stairs, slight, hacking cough, with or
without expectoration, flying pains throughout
the chest or back or under the shoulder blades
The symptoms are worse towards during the
night; slight fever In the afternoon, cold feet nd
hands and In many cases blue lividity OF the
lips and roots Of the finger nails
The more advanced symptoms are wasting OF
flesh, diarrhga, chills and fever, night sweats
expectoration Of yellow pus from The ulcers or
cavities In the lung. with or without depres
sion Of the chest, increasing weakness and at last
u closing up OF the air passages Of the lungs
causing strangulation or suifucation Of the pa
tient for want of power to expectorate the mucus
from the lungs.
Heretofore the treatment Of consumption ha
been verv unsatisfactory both 10 physicians and
their patients; but, luckily, since the discovery
Of the Aerean system of practice few years ago
thousands OF cases have been completely cured,
where, had Il not been for this system OF prac.
tice, utter failure to combat the evils Of the dis
ease would have continued up to the present
time The system of Medicated Inhalation is
the only means by which these diseases can be
cured And they are recommended by the hiph
est authority, both in Europe and America. And
here we would draw the distinction between In.
halation and Atomization. Some persons sun.
pose they are the same in every respect, while
nothing is farther FROM the truth. In Atomiza,
tion the liquid is scattered in the form Of SPRAY
which only reaches the throat while In Inhala
ton the remedy TO be inhaled medicates the air
we breathe and is conveyed directly into the air
passages OF the lungs rs readily M ordinary air
by this means we are enabled 10 dissolve the
hardened mucns in the lungs, ease the cough
facilitate eNpectoraion, contract and heal ulcers
ana cavities after all hope Of a cure by the ordi
nary methods Is past
COMPILATION FREE.
Those who desire ts consult me in regard 10
Their case had better call personally for an ex
animation, but II impossible 20 do 40, may write
Tor list OF Questions and Medical Treatise.
Address NJ. Hilton williams, M. -,
275 North Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
OPPIcE liouRs, from 10 A. N. TO ?. NJ; Sun
day from TO Rx.
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The Mexican War Pension Bill.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 3.-The
House resumed consideration of the
Mexican war pension bill, but so much
opposition was manifested against the
measure that its progress was rendered
very slow. Townsend said, in response
to an inquiry, that the House would not
adjourn till the bill passed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-04
The Formal Transfer OF the Bar-
th0idt Statae.

WAsHIsGToS, ID. c., July 3.-The fol-
lowing correspondence has taken place
by telegraph between Frelinghuysen and
Morton, Minister at Paris, with regard
TO the presentation on the Fourth of
July by France to this country of the
colossal broaze statue of Liberty En-
tightening the World, which has re-
Gently been completed at Paris:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-04

that as soon as the various delegations
have perfected their organization they
will send list Of their chairtnen, vice.
presidents and committeeman to the Ma
tional Committee rooms at the Palmer
House, and II IL requested that such no.
hiication be sent in as early AZ. pos
sible. @/
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

An old woman TO act Us housekseper for a
sn'ail family. Address "a. B c." HERALD
CSC jul4-3t
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MORTON TO FRELINGuuYsFN.

TAKIN, JUht ZbtH.
Hon. Fred'k Freiinqhuysen, Secretary,
htc.-The French government, desiring
to associate itself with the undertaking
of the Franco American Union Commit
toe, the President Of the Council propo.
scs to join with the President OF the
Committee IN the formal transfer of the
statue of liberty TO the United States,
pursuant to the resolution Of Congress OF
March, 1877. The French Minister Of
Marine also proposes to furnish war
vessel for its transportation to the Unit.
cd States The ceremony Of presenta-
iion is liked for he Fourth Of July.
(SignedD LEVI L. MORTON,
Minister,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-04
Contested Election cases.

WASHINGTON. July Sin the contest
ed election case of Craig VS.. Shelly,
(Alabama,) the House Committee on
Elections, to-day, decided the report in
favor of Craig. They also agreed to re-
port in favor of McGinnis, in the con-
test of Bolton vs.. Mctinnis. of Mon
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-04
EAGLE CORPS, ATTENTION.

Company will form at the Armory on Friday
morning next at 0 o'clock, sharp. Every member
must be present unless excused
W. II. II. RUSSELL,
ilvaot Captain Commanding
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BORN.
NEW TO-DAY.

LYoNs-In thIs city, July Sd, 1884 10 the wife
OF Julius Lyons. son.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-04

WAsHINGToN, ID. c., July 3.-It was
moved that when the House adjourns
to day il be to meet Saturday next
Agreed to, l20 to 81.
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Nominations by the President.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 3.-The
following nominations were sent to the
Senate by the President to-day: Clar.
ence Pullen, of New Mexico, Surveyor
General for New Mexico; Roswell G..
Wheeler, Indian Agent for the Pima
Agency, Arizona; Geo. 7. Bromley, of
California, Consul of the United States
at Tien- Tsin, China.
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Chicago Raeev
.econd race was for the Engle.

! 10 stakes, sweepstakes for fillies,
2 fSeak kold-, foals of 81, one mile.
starters, Modesty, Mona. Easter, Bald.
wins Savanna, Bilnelle, ac.simile,
Malaria md Hannah. Malaria got
away badly and Easter was left at tho
post. Mona won by half length, Bill
nellie second, Malaria third. Time,
i459.
The third race, for the Boulevard
stakes, sweepstakes for all ages. mile and
quarter. Starters, Baldwin's Gano,
Freeland, Long Knight aud Shady.
Freeland won, Long Knight second.
Shady third. Time, 2:ll5.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-09-25

By SUSAN COOLIDGE.

Let me stand still! upon the height Of life,
Much has been won, though much there Il
to win:
em little weary Of the strife.
Let me stand eiili awhile, nor count IL sin
10 cool my hot brow. case the travel pain,
And then address me 10 the road again.
Long was the way and steep and hard the
climb;
Sore ars my limbs and fain am to rest
BehInd me lie long sandy tracks of time;
Before nc ecs tire deep mountain crest.
Let me stand sttl-,he Journey is half done.
And when less weary Will travel on.
EAesa il no standing still Even as pause
The steep path shifts and slip back aPaco:
Movement was safety; by the journey laws
No help ts given. no SAFE Gbiding-place.
No tdlinx in the pathway hsrd and SLOW;
must &c forward, or must backward gol
VII so Up. then. though the limbs msy tire,
And though the Path be doubtful and un.
Better with the last effort to expire
Than lose the toll and struggle that have
been,
And have the morning strength. the upward
e.rain,
The distance conquered, in the ED made
vain.
-Ah. blessed law! FOR rest is tempting sweet,
And We would all lie down Il % We might:
feet:
And few would ever gain the higher
height
Excep, for Tho stern lsw which bids us know
We must go forward, or must backward go.
-Iudependent
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ZAssss vsLLE
DISIlKS COLLEGE
Schooi now open-Strdents can en-
ter at any Time.

The Zancsvii Business CoI!eg,
has been established nearly twenty
years. and since its organization i
has prepared hundreds of youns
men for successful careers in busi-
ness pursuits.
Location is healthy and acce.si
BILE. College 3 at the corner of Mair
and Third streets, two sxuares from
the railroad depot and three square.
from steamboat lading.
Good boarding can be obtained
IN private families at very reason
abe rates.
Course of instruction is thorough
and practical. embracing Book
keeping by single and double en-
Try rs ppiied to ,.li kinds of Busi-
nsss Penmanship, Business Forms,
Commercial Arithmetic, Business
Correspondence and actual business
practice. Bank, Pestoffice and 9th
er Offices In sreeuiar working order
for the transaction of business.
Penmanship Department Is very
thorough. and extensive, aiming full
ly tv meet the wants of all, for tea
ching or practice.
Students upon arriving in the
city should retain biggage checks
until a boarding place has besp
selected. By notifying the Prin
cipals IN advance, students will be
met at the depot or boat landing.
and assisted in securing boarding
places and toansfer of baggage
hose who come in the cityaf night
will find first class accommodations
at the Kirk House, corner Fourth
and Market streets. until further
arrangements can be made.
Circulars cont-ining full informa
ton as to tuition, time required,
boarding, cost, &C., now ready for
distribution
Address the Principals,
CHoGUILL 4 Parsons,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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A Cardinal in Embrvo.

DIR. Mayhem was one of. The mos,
puzzling examiners at Oxford. He al.
ways as!>ed the most capiious ques.
tions. Oace, however, he found his
match In beardiess youth, who solved
with ciasscsi cSimness the most diff.
Quit questions the Professors brain
could invent. When iaaraew saw that
he had - deal with fermids Die oppc-
nen. he changed his tactics. com
mence.! in Latin. an. asked: ''Quia est
SpasF' WA, is iiope?] Magma res, 1"
L great ihinr sas tie immediate an-
swer. .-Quid est Chari;=s'" [Waat Is
Charity was the next question: Mag
na rrritas. l. grsxt rarityl replied
III" student '-Q:;d est tF:ies?'' Whist
is Faith?l ''oaod non vidcs," What
Is unseen answered the young theo-
logiAn. Mayhem was forced 10 iaugh;
against his vii. he gave the student
his hand. and-a thing that rarely hap
pencd-asked lin 10 dinner Fifteen
wears later D. MsyhcT received an in
v'taiion 10 dinner. IL came from tho
student aboTe mentioned, who then
gsve banquet ia honor Of MS ins:sila-
tion as Bishoi, OF Westminster. He is
now Cardins! Manning.
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How kafef Cases ~ Aadh

In buying alvoe wsAch sass EzE e.ze
should Be sa1sa to sseDe sas saas = sskA
silver Throughout TIE ssP finest sAssp
si;ssx ss~s Is made Of . aesaaPeGtimk.own
as alicia, wbi,h is 3 very posr susssisuts
sar silver, as It terms Slaak IA Shert fzne.
s.,s h.;.xs Of such eases afe made mzch
.--s.e4- tam tasse Of za al zi2ver case,
lag rol5ed i order to make the cap
t.li.ser and get m Is nsnch rs possible Of
tie cheap metal. Another mpsrtszzt point
ia asiiver case is the jcixts or Images, which
shsuid be E.ade Of gold. These Il most
oiie2p cases arc nsile on silver, which is
act . syii~sle rsesal fr thx purpose. IN
saisf period q wupa, bends ssa spsesas
apart, allowing Sss baslss 10 hecaae hess
EPea tie ease a1d sdnsissiEg Tie dust asa
d:n tt4t aceanzr1s2ase IN tie pseket- Tho
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with silver CPS and gu jinAA
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Legal NOTICE

Jobn Paxton, whose residence is un-
known, will take notice that on the Goth
day Of August, 1881, Anson Watts HE'D his
petition in the Cannon Pleas Court OF
Hooking county, Ohio, iii case 1909, against
Elizabeth Coiliscn, John William Paxton.
James Elmer Paxton, minor IA yeals Of
age, Joseph Marion Paxton, a minor i2
years Oi age, and John Paxton, heirs at In "
of Barbara Paxton, deceased; Andrew Mel
son Watts and Elmer Arson Watts, minors
over ia years of age, Zane Semore Watts
and Eddie Brown Watts, minors under IL
y,ars of age, children ana only heir, ,t law
OF one Sarah Watts, deceased, a daughter
and oae Of the heirs at law OF the said
Barbara Paxton, deceased, and John Col
lison, praying PARTITION of the real estate
described i'll said petition, and the assign
ment of plaintiffs courtesy.tbe herein OF the
undivided one-ioUrth part, OF il that ca.i-
not he done without manifest injury that
sEch proceedings be had as are authorized
by law.
said parties are required to answer on or
before the 9TH day OF September, or Juds-
nent may he taken against them.
AESON WATTS.
Weldy & Price, his Attys
S,l,i lS.3-tW