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sANQUET TO nEECHER.


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In England.
LONDON, July e.--GiliKg gave q bril-
liant banquet to Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher tonight at the Metropolitan
Hotel. United States Minister Phelps,
Justice Stanley Mathews. Consul Gen.
eral Wallace, DR.. Parker, Rev. Mr..
Hawss. Canon Fleming and distin.
guished company were present. Mr.
Bescher, who was In ine health and
spirits, made an eloquent speech. which
was enthusiastically applauded. In
concluding he proposed the toast, "The
Anglican Pastorate, which was re-
spondsd to by Mr.. Fleming and Rev.
Messrs. Hawes and Parker. Justice
Mathews responded to the toast,
ssInternationai Intercourse. Eighty
persons sat at the table. Toasts to
Queen Victoria and President Cleveland
were proposed and responded to. Beech
er, in replying to the toast to his health,
gave an account Of his own career. He
said he rejoiced that he had lived to see
all differences disappear between the
North and South. He eulogized the
missionaries in the Southern States and
expressed the opinion that nowhere were
the masses so conservative as in demo
cratic and free countries. Mr.. Beecher
will deliver his first lecture at Exeter
hall ON the 10Th inst, his subject beIng
''rhe Reign of the Common People. =
The application for seats is enormous.
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why a siexed scheoner was Re-
leased.

Bosros, July s.-In an interview to.
night by Washington correspondent in
regard to the release by the Canadian
authorities Of the schooner David J..
Adams, said to have been made in re-
sponse to demand by the State De.
partment, Secretary Bsyard said: 81
am not at liberty to tell you what has
been done in this matter. may say,
however, that I did ask some time ago
for the release Of the Adams and she was
released by order Of the British govern.
ment after an inquiry into the facts. |
do not know as it would be proper to
say she was released because asked it,
but because upon examination it was
found that the seizure had been improp-
erly made and that under the laws ard
terms Of the treaty she ought not to be
held"
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wAsHISoroS. July 9.-Senator Hoar,
Chairman Of the Committee on Privi-
leees and Elections. furnishes. with re-
quest for publication. the following
To the PubIic-The Published
statement that Senator Logan
requested that the votes Of the members
Of the committee on the question a. to
an investigation into improper means
used il any in the election Of Senator
Payne, should be kept secret. Is with
out any foundation Whatever. Senator
Logan made no such request, nor did
any Senator on this committee make
such request. / do this by unanimous
authority of the committee.
iSianed) GEORGE HoAR,
Chm Com. on Privileges aud Elections.
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sAS FRANCISCO, July 9.-Wm. Hesse,
Jr, resident of this city. and Secretary
Of the Boca Brewing Company. was ar
rested to-day on warrant charging him
with attempting arson; The complain
ant is John Mcclellan, night watchman
Of the brewery buildings at Boca, Neva.
da county. He says that on the third
and seventh Of this month Hesse solicit
ed him to set fire to the buildings which
arc insured for $50, 600. Hesse denies
all knowledge Of the affair.
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ApoTHEcARIEs' HALL.
On Thursday, July Is, 1886,
AT 2 O'CLOCK,
On the premises. the we'll known business
ApoTNEcARIES' HALL.


By order of n. C. Guirado, Esq.
Druggist and Chemists, No. 23l Worth Main
street. one or two doors from the 81; Elmo,
business location and stand and well
known by the entire community as being
one of the best money. making establish
ments In the entire Southern California.
This sale will include all the drugs and
chemicals; also druggists findings, shelly
ing, counters. labeled bottles, perfumery
and fancy goods, and in fact everything
connected with a hrst-olsss drug, chemical
and finding estsblis,h%ent; t,t 2 t.. !. sn.,x s,,.,
and well stocked in every appointment.
and an old established business Of n years
standing. Many fortunes have been made
In this establishment The entire stock,
shelving, counters, all and everything TO
be sold In ONE LOT.
We particularly call the attention to all
drst-class chemists and druggists in any
and all the adjoining towns oF In the State,
to examine and to be on hand on the day q
guarantee 1t frst-class money.psying bus
fness. There Is no business in Houtt ern
California that pays 90 large proat a. this
establishment, according 70 the amount OF
money invested. Prescription business is
Wili be sold at the same time the contract
for supplying the County Hospital for one
year. and win be included in the sale Of the
Lei every person that wants the hest pay
ing business In Southern California call
and examine the above. Further particu'
lars may be learned OF X. @. Guirado on the
premises, or Of John q. Bell, the suction
eer, No. IS Temple block.
je24td John G. BELL Auctioneer.
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CONSULTATION FREE.

Those who desire to consult me In regard
to their cases or to location as TO ell
mate, had better call at the once for
consultation and examination, but II impos-
sible TO do so can write for copy OF my
Medical Treatise, containing listo cues
lions. Address
IN. HILTON wILl.IAMs. M. D.,
27b North Main Street, Los Angeles. Gal.
offioe hours from $50 A. N. to 4:3oP.M.
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New YoRK, July 9.--At 10 P. NJ. to-
nighs woman about ifty years Of age
ran through suydam street, Brooklyn,
shouting " Murderl" and pursued by
three men. At the corner of Elm and
Suydam streets she fell dead and her
pursuers escaped. No clue to her iden-
tity or to her assailants is known.
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WASHINGTON. July s,-Boston. Q, IL;
National. 1.
CHICAGO. July s-Detroit, 2; Chics.
go, s.
PHIIADELrHIA. July s.-New York,
10; Philadelphia, 2.
KANSAS Cry, July 9.--St. Louis, 10;
Kansas City, s.
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The Panama Canal Lottery
scheme Dropped.

PARIS. July 9.--in the Chamber oi
Deputies to-day man who is supposed
to be insane fired shot from revolver,
The bullet passed close to the head Of
the President Of the Chamber. The mas
was arrested, and when questioned AZ to
his motive be said he wished to attract
the attention Of the public to his misery
NJ. De Lesseps has requested Prime
Minister De Freycinet to withdraw the
Panama Canal lottery loan bill, but he
reserves the right of appealing to the
public to subscribe to fresh issue Of
Panaml Canal shares later. The Psnama
Canal Company has decided to issue
bonds instead OF raising lottery loan.
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wAsHrsoros, July s.-Ths Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections
held meeting this morning. at which
the reports Of the majority and minori-
ty in the Payne csss were read. but no
time was offered for discussion and con.
sideration, and another nesting will be
held before they are made public.
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TULARE GRAIN CROP.
Immense Increase OF Cereal
Growth OF the Grape Crop.

Immense Increase OF Cereals
Growth OF the Grape Crop.
The San joaquin Failey Resources
says.
Tulare county is enjoying a season Of
prosperity far in advance OF any pre-
vious year, and her present status Is ex-
ceedingly gratifying. The rapidity of
growth Of her various agricultural inter
eats is truly phenomenal, and can but
conduce to her great advantage. In
hardly any other section of the State
has the present season been so fruitful
OF good results generally. The popula-
tion Of the county has increased to q
great extent, as result OF the atirac-
ton OF public attention to the numer-
Gus advantages Of the locality and the
cultivation OF vast territories within our
borders heretofore untouched by the
plow has followed as a natural conse-
quence. Climatic influence seems to
continually improve, as the extent OF
cultivation increases, resulting in a
better natural adaptation of the soil,
and with the continued extension Of the
artificial water supply, every desirable
requisite as an agricultural region is as
sured. The future is exceedingly pro-
pitisus for Tulare county, and with a
continuance of the present existing con-
ditions she must continue TO progress
with rapid strides. Last year the
county occupied the leading position in
the State az q grain producer; this year
will place her far in advance, as the
figures given below will show. Next to
grain. fruit ranks foremost among the
productions, and must eventually take
the lead, followed by the grape product.
WHEAT AND BARLEY.
By reason OF the fact that the County
Assessors have not been required to
collate statistics concerning the grain
crop this year, 1t is extremely difficult,
not to say impossible, to give exact
figures as to the acreage even. How
ever, the most casual observer can but
perceive that the product in Tulare
county this year will be far In excess of
any previous enc. We have taken pains
to consult the best informed men in the
county concerning this subject. and
the general opinion OF such is that the
total output will be: Wheat, s. 100, 900
bushels; barley, $4,000 bushels.
liuiare nsc never peen sress pSriey
county, Inc essiina'ou sof1sse' III
ciuaing nvs per cens' az1 onn cus ior nay ., anu
20, 900 acres. In comparison with last
years yield, these figures indicate net
gain Of l ,O94. 900 bushels Of wheat and
306 900 bushels Of barley. At the COM
mencement OF .ne pressns narves. sne1e
renlnanso :, ll,sl1 ~ w sss ra
of'Vov pusnois y. viu
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Dsfaulssns OffIciaIs sail 70,
BRAZIL.

PHILApELpHL., July s.--Leslie and
Wilson, defaulting officials Of the Chesa.
peake and Delaware Coal Company, 1t is
believed sailed for Brazil last Saturday
from New York City on the steamship
Gordon Bennett
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LONDON, July 9.-At the Newmarket
meeting to-day the race for maiden two
year.old, Plate, five furlongs, was won
BY =. B. Carr's bay filly. by Zslot, out of
Miss Alice; Duke of Portland's bay filly
Dodona second, E. 8. VOLTS chestnut
colt, boom, third, Prince of Wales
chestnut Ally, Lady Peggy. fourth.
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Certificate Of copartnsrship.
sTATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Country OF Los AN0ELKs,

oousrY oF Los ANoELxs ss
We, the undersigned. do hereby certify
that we are partners. transecting business
in this place, at the city and county oi Los
Angeles, under the firm name and style Of
SERVER 4 Quinn; that the names in full Of
all the members Of SUCH partnership are
Robert Mcdonald SERVER, John @. Quinn,
and that the places Of our respective resi-
dences are set opposite our respective
names hereunto subscribed.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set
our hands this els nth day OF July, 1886.
NAMES. RRGfDENCEs.
R. d. SERVER. Los Angeles
jys lot J.C. QUINN, Los Angeles
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The viticultural industry is decidedly
promising. Both acreage and yield will
be far in advance Of any previous year.
The tendency is toward growing for raj.
sius rather than for wine. consequently
more care is taken to cultivate the gner
varieties. Indeed, Muscats form fully
90 per cent. Of all the vines sci
out this year, the remainder being
about equally divided between seedlesi
Sultanas and common wine and table
varieties. A million vines now grow
| lug in the county is considered fair es
innate. fully 800, 900 being new vines,
started the past season. Raisin- making
| is bound to become . prominent indus
try in this county, and is already pretty
extensively engaged in in certain sec
tions
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TORONTO. July 9.--The sixteenth ses-
sion of tie Supreme Lodge Of the World,
Knights Of Pythias, will be held here
Tuesday, July 18th. This will be the
frat meeting Of the lodge ever held out
Of the United States. Extensive prepa-
rations are being made here to suitably
receive and entertain the members and
thousands Of the order not belonging to
the Supreme Lodge who will bs present
next week. An elaborate programme
has been prepared, which includes q
series of prize drills.
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ANAsAL lNJRcroR free with each otsis
ofehiioh'a Qetarrh Remedy. Price 10 cent
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REMOVAL.

MRS. HUGHES. Dfessmaker. has removed
from s2s North Main, opposite Pieo House.
to lss South Main. between Second and
Third streets. jl5-lm
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40 Acres Of Land for Sale.

l offer for sale 40 acres Of ane land with
sufficient pure mountain water for irrigst-
Ing the same; an orchard now Is years old is
on 1t. alse house; FRUIT of all kinds. Title
perfect no incumbrance whatever. A bar
gain is offered. Terms cash.
Location at Langs ssasfsn
on 5. P. r. K. Have plenty Of orchards
without this, hence when is'y bargain is
offered mean it. Come and see it OF OF
paper. Postofiees and all railroad of1ices
here also school tirst party coming with
coin gets it, For price apply to owner en-
premises at sulphur Springs Hotel.
JN0. LANG. Proprietor.
Lsngs station, July 8. 1886. il7-tf
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NEw York, July 9.--The CONNER
cial- Bulletin says that tho New York
fire underwriters have just agreed upon
important action concerning tire insur-
ance. All the companies and agents do
ing business in New York and Brooklyn
have signed an agreement to establish
ratings on all property in metropolitan
districts, and to reduce brokers commis-
sions to ten per cent. The last sigma
ture was obtained by the committee this
morning.
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ROME, July 9.--The cholera returns
for to-day are. Brindis, 1877 new cases,
7s deaths; Iatianor. 50 new casss, 22
deaths; Fortuna, AZ new cases, Al
deaths. Minister Gramsldi is Waiting
and succoring the sufferers.
ALEXANDRIA, July "a full quaran.
tine has been ordered against all arrivals
from Austria and Italy, because Of the
increase of the cholera.
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We particularly wish 10
show you our exceptionally
perfect line Of al the new
dress trimmings-We are gly-
ing unusual attention 10 thls
department this season, and
feel that our line Of jets, braid
trimmings. moss trimmings,
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your attention. Resp'y.,
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30

Good common linen. 81 inches wide. for zic.
50 inches wide. 2sc.
6tnch DsrnAsk patterns only pc
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worth soc.
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oniv &c
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beautiful patterns only 4sc.
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tiul patterns for the extreme low price OF 6oo.
per yard.
Very fine and extra wide Aleech danask in
bleach and. cream. in great variety in ps,.
terms. tor only 7sc per yard. This quality e.. 4
everywhere for one dollar per yard.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30
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We AZ smoke GRAND Republic Cisarros
Morf.. h frelslA sells ihein.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30

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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-10-23
ELECTION notice.

RY Virtue of a proclamation issued
ID by His Excellence. Samuel d. Me
Emery, Governor OF the State of Louis
lana, ON the 4th day Of August. A. y.
1870; There will be an election held in
tne faush of Madison, on Tuesday. the
md day of November. 1883,
ior the purpose of elcctinr one Con-
FRESHMAN to represent the 5th Congress
slOnal District of Loui siana, in the jOth
Nongress of the United states. which
sald election will be held at the follow
ing polling places, and the following
persons are hereby appointed Commits
s.ohers to conduct said election nj the
respective polling places to-wit:
ISL Ward, polling place. KelIoyo,s
D. u. Wilkinson and r. /. CarnanfIr' -
iowne place Aft Fischel. i. T. Pm,
n md ward, polling place. Delta i :
hrhards0n, Max Weising.
pod ward, polling place. NiU;kop.
Dend' Albert Coitharp, G. 4. Richarj.
7 +Ih Ward, polling place. Tau,lob
D. |; Mcclellan and :. Il. Bl-,1
oth Ward, polling place 0,I..,, :
a. Stone, NJ p. Erwin. 49, d. .
NJ; Aston, I. c. Flower " & 81 ~ L
Frank Andrews. " -''oH s'-li Il!
' "a Ward, polli1gplace White CburcI
NJ " lreson, I. +. French.
ne polls vail be open at : o'clock .
Dc1ahd viii be closed at Is O'Clock n m
efa ilc aIu signed officially this roth da,
Ra,nr,; ScoTT BErTIs.
MsEurning officer for the Parish O
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-10-23
sTArIcEg's AuRANTll
CT, STkDICER, Proprietor,
Tao so. FRoaT ST., Philadelphia, Pc
Tie Dead Editor.

HE'S gone. lie sleeps that long,
last sleep from which there is 10
awaking in this life. His ears will
never harken again to the vsice Of
the "deviIn when lie ycis the
magical word, copy. 10 more will
that good right hand grasp the ia
Gle shears. 80 more viii those
mellow eyes look plcadingly over
the. bar. No more viii those hon
est lips claim 1900 circulation for
The Tooter. Heis gone. His place
in the sanctum is vacant. His
place at the free lunch counter Is
filed by another. The way-worn
and weary shears rust in idlenes.
The paste sours in the pot and the
cockroaches break through to de-
YOUR it. The well-worn railroad
pass rests in peace side by side
with the circus comp" The
country exchange lies in its wrap
per Git also lies when not in its
wrapper). The delinquent sub
scriber receives no more dunS. The
big pumpkin rots in the sanctum
and the farmer who brought it in
gets no puff. The Tooter is in
mourning. lis creditors also
mourn. The column rules are in
verted. The Office towel is tied on
the door. The devil" sleeps
sweeuy in the corner, while the
I foreman is on a drunk and the
tramp printer steals the rules and
the sticks and goes on his way.
The faithful gallon jug sits under
/ the table in silent meditation. 1t
is empty, showing that in his last
moments the editor never forgot
his duty. The little clock ticks on,
but the editor will 20 on tick never
again. His sand of life and whisky
ran out at the same time.-Kansas
City Squib.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-10-23
FOR SALE.

one Triumph GO saw Gin Stand,
qua one Triumph Press, both new.
,la'ihs never been used. Also 4
~. ~ Of Agricultural implements
Sucn as piOvs, harrows, one Dow
law sA~ Cotton planter, a sulky plow.
hve coils of galvanized barhod
w WEI Two ,oo piteherpumps and points
dri =, - ~, ,eet of well tubing for
a aaua The above goods will be
sold cheap. Apply 10 ~ &c
r. ii. K. BARSroW
Tallulah, La. '-', a. near