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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

An anima thA wil yield prO1iahlc
a. ,aat ~ milk. ani wil also pat On iAs
rr.il.y,i- d--irvi ~ TIE general isfmvf !,
hut ~. -p.clal.t--ih- beef grOwrr or M
d.iryman - desires al snimN specially
qaaiid-i for hl. purP1-e. Saca snimsl.
tn~ru ar~, cln.tituung the Jsrs~y. Pblivi
Augu.. aui yrt other breeds. Wnile thc
usl.t.ia.Frv-lau exccl- - mlk-giser'
A.. butter ani D-,f qlalitie- sfr saeh tnN
IL nav De clA..ei =. sn al purpose brrs-i
- "A. Shortaofu. waicn. will. IL excel.
for b--f. 1. AlsJ avery good MIX and oa''
ter producer.
There 4. Jas, A. great demand for .
SPECIAL bsvf or dairy bred - for "A al.
parp1se OO~; sud those brve'iefs Ot sP-clh
breeds. who claim fOr them Al'parpOse
qqAlities. irllrr the reputation of the
breeds The De-f-grosrr wants an animal
,ha, will give no more milk than Is aoso.
lulsly necessary - support ii- Young iof
an animal cannot convert food into both
milk AMI n-sf. Ani the more milk IL Yields
The Ir.. 4 81 IL can pat on. IL follows
that no animal eau excel for both mlk and
Def
The uolsisln.Fresl.n may pa, on I.
much G a A. the shOrtnoru, bat while
dolng 80 Il cannot yield much milk. III IL
give. more milk than the Jersey. proiae'
ing q. mach butter. sni az the same une
Dot. on ne-n In considerable quantity, u
l. because IL eats more food. From the
same amount OF food 10 cannot make more
butter than the Jersey, or more beef than
the Shorthoru; FOR IL deyotes more food
10 the formation OF r-sh and bone than
The Jersey. and more 10 the formation OF
milk than the Sh0rthorn.
No animal can be . good special Animal.
and also = good All.parrose snimAl. rnefe
Is a distinct want for eaeh-a dlsunci
Mace for each; and 20 seek 10 make one
an both places. Is As useless As TO drag u
from i,s own place 10 al the other Is uns-
yailing -Am Agricslfurisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
IN WIG AND GOWN.
trabli.he.i by reque.tl }

Lady Hsy~sri had been to London TO
see her ls~yers about some urgent bust
ness. and leaving Lord H.y~srd to en-
tertAin the guests danng her short so'
.cnce. had gone alone, or rather With her
maid. She had .,.id the nigh, in town
10 orlsi to bring With her . new dress
for ball which Was TO be given at the
castle the following evening.
At las, the esrri.se dashed up to the
door, driven very fast. for the coaehman
knew il was lats. The frs, person who
emerged from /, va, al exceedingly quiet
looking. well-dressed young womsn-
the maid evidsn,ly. She quickly di.sp.
peared and va. followed by Lady Hay
ward, Who instantly seized her husbands
arm.
81 wan, to speak to you" said Lord
Hayward. "beiOre you dress there's Just
time"
lie followed her up to her dressing
room, where tea WAS waiting on . little
table by the fire. Lady Hsyward's maid
had jus, pu, on al easy wrapper tempt
ingly ready. aud MAS busy getting out
dinner dress for her mistress
81 will send for you in few minutes,
Taylor. said Lady Hayward; and the
perfectly trained servan, vanished a'
once.
"I wonder whether It's ths, girl after
all 7" exclaimed Lord Hayward; "ys, !,
seems impossible"
"Don'i talk enigms'," said Lady Hay
ward imperioa.ly; there isn't time.
What IL the ms,ter." She VAS pouring
Oh, her tea as she 'pok,. sad no~ began
to sip IL. -.
"More thing. have disappeared" said
Lord Hayward. Ia . alo~ voice. "And this
time It's worse. The old Diches has
los. big diamond ring. and your sisters
diamond necklace 10 gone"
Lady Hayward put down her tea
"vernon. this 10 awful, she sail,
"what are We TO do! Who can !, be
It's absurd to talk about Taylor; she
was with ne in town."
"Ah. but We can't tell exactly wts'
time the things were taken she may
have gotten rid Of them In London II
vas when you took her to town with you
las, that your diamond brooch went"
$50 IL VAS" said Lsdy Hayward.
"Bat that makes no difference. Tbs
brooch Was taken while ws were away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
rcp cprrysRIrRo DIsPurE


"ssy, Jlm." be began, as they shook
hands, show do you stand on this Geiiys-
burg disputei-
swell, I've favored Sieklss all alorg."
$50 have I. Now, see here. Right here
on this paper IL Gettysburg"
"Aiopg this road Is where Hancock came
up"
"I see."
"Howsrd came up BY this road"
"fie did"
"sedgwlck and his Sixth Corps Travelled
right along here, aud swupg Into action
over there on the second day"
"You Just bet they did"
"Iet's seei Sykes must have come up BY
this rosdi"
"Yes, I'm certain OF IT,"
"Now, then, Jim, where were youf"
"well, our sutler wagon Was way on
here. say about twelve miles. Where were
jour
"I was with the wagon train od this
way, about seven miles. Say. we've got
this thing down 70 dot, and Ne ought 70
writs letter 10 some newspaper"
"Zsetly, Jim. and We cant do IL Too
soon It's len to as 70 strslghtsu oot this
tapsle, and We are the men 70 DO iI"-Ds.
troll Free Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
PACKING APPLES.

Handle apples a. you would eggs, Is
good advice. Old dur barrels, unless
carefully washed and dried. will impart
ma.ty n,vor 20 tue fruit before midwinter
especially n the air In the cellar Is moist
The frst apples which are pui 10 market
barrels should be "fsced." The facing
consists In placing two or three layers on
the lower head with stems downs thai Is
With stems pointing towards the head.
-Oaly clean, bright spples OF Ordinary
sir- should be selected for this purpose.
The rest OF the spple- may be poured Into
the barrel This pouring. II properly done
viii no, injars the apples. Efss can oe
nour,t. U.e q basket with Q swinging
handle, one which eau be lowered Into tns
barrel and turned while there. aud hold ,hs
sppl.. back with the hand, 80 that thsy
Will not pour out too rapidly. TSo OF
three times dariag the nllins shake the
barrei g-ntly 20 settle the apples nrmly.
F.ce TIE upp-r head Ia the same mannef
a. the lower Que. IL Is desirable no, Va
head 10 the barrel t once Cover Win
board. 70 keep oat the rain. aud ist ,ns
nsrr.l- stand open four or nSe days ID
rfrtiffarfsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
FKEE TRADE

The reduction of Internal rsvenae and
the t,kiug % ~ revenue stamps from Pro-
prrt.ry Msiicine-, M dpuDt has largely
b-n.iitt~d the consumers, {. well I. r.
ll-sing The harden OF home manufsctgr-r..
E.p-ci.lly D. this th- cs.- sith "r,eHs
AHgssi Fl0r,r sni B9seAses ger'aaa Syr.
NJ. .. tue r,-ilctioa ~ tnlr'y--lt cents per
dozen, h,. Deeu siie,i ~ lncr-N-e TIE size
or the bottles containing these remedies,
Thereby giving Que hnh more medicine ln
the IS cent sit-
The Aagu,f Fi0rsr for DTsp-psla .ni
Liver CDmpl,int. sni The Gern1H NgruP
for Cough and Lug TroaDle-, nave, per-
hap., the largest sale OF any medicines IN
the world. The advantage of Increased
size OF the bottles will b. greatly sppreci'
.,ei by the slck ani sfiicted, In every
town AMI village 10 ciyilit-i Countries
sample bottles fof 10 cents remain the
same size.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
.RIs. MAINE, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1886.

Ia and the door Was shut, the butler re.
m aiming outside. Al the frs, glance
Lady Hayward had seen . curious look
on the girls f.ee--oae she had never
seen there before. Ba, Immediately she
va. herself again. and nov she stood
before Lord and Lady Hayward and the
detective. perfectly quiet. wiihou, qaiv'
er on her face.
"John," said Mi. Hawk" this i' real.
ly very wrong Of you IL is an Infamous
trick TO have played. For t-o years
you have been wanted. and knew you
weren't on, Of the country but Id no
idea You coald be doing such . thing {"
this"
While he spoke Mr. Hawk had ap.
preached Taylor aud pu, pair Of hand.
cad. on her. There had been . little
y.play fr, Taylor had scanned the
windows aud Instantly saw they were
guarded.
$50 the game. up" she said 'ullenly.
"Ye.. my lsdy's maid. to the tune Of
fourteen years" answered Mr.. Hs~k.
"whr doe, Il m-aal' cried L,dy
Hay-.rd IL cant understand y
Mf. Ha-k sna,ehsd the dainty little
P.n.i.a cap. the smooth bto-n viz
from Taylor. head and hing them 10
the hDJr. 10 an Instant the gentle gifTs
face bec.ms . mas, snoj.h sni MALE
able .. Val. I, VI. no, nice 10 look q,
just no~. The bead ". covered With
. dark. very. very short grOsih Of hair.
L,iy H.y-.ri uttered shrek aud
fell back in,o her chair.
"rll take him off," said Mr. Hssk.
"lt. too much for her lady ship"
"Mr H.-k M. H.-k! cried Po't
L,dy H.y-.ri. "pat on his -is aud
take him .~.y ~ wOmsn III give
yoa .ayihins-,aythins. II yoall do
that"
NJ, Hawk seemed 'alisaly to anisf.
stand
"Yoar l.dy,hip m.y depend on M
he said suddenly. aud be pa, the Wig
and cap on again -i,h gr.., .olsmui'y.
"vernoa." exclaimed Lady H.y~ari
hy.,erc.lly. the m,nent the dor ~.'
shut. "promi,- yoa'll keep the secret
doa', tell any .ons-ion't tell Cells
Vernon. ar. you bri,s believe yoa
are Laughing s"-Loadoa World.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
RESOLUTIONS.

A. . meeting Of Denmark Lodge, NO. 5O'
1. %. q. ", held 0ctoosr ), 1856, The fo'-
lowing resolutions were presentsi aud an
snlmously passed
wHEsEas, II has pleased the Great Author
ofths UnIy.rss to relnose from our midst our
lsts brother. Henry n. Hartford, ani.
wHEaEAs. n 10 bat Just that nttins recosnl
tloa Of his many yiftaes shoild oe hAi' ihs'e-
fore, be 10
Resolved. by Denmark Loige. No. 81. !: q. o.
F, mat vhil. ws boz ~ith hamble submission
20 the viii OF the Most lILgn, us no nos the
less mourn for our brother Who has been taken
from "a.
RssoIy..i, That In the death of Brother Henry
m. Hartford, this Lolzs lsments the los- 81 |.
brother uho Vas ever ready - prOner the
hAni OF AID and the voice OF sympathy 10 the
nessiy and distressed of the fraternity, an so-
tive member OF this rocistr. vhose utmost en-.
deavofs we're exsrtei for ia welfare and pros
perity.
Resolved, That the heartfelt sympathy Of this
Lodge be extended 10 his family In tneir ~
nlctIon.
Resolved. Thsi these resolutions be spread
upon tue records Of the Loige. and a copy
| thereof be transmitted TO ths family OF our de-
| ceAsei brother. and to the several newspapers
| circulating In this Vicinity.
!; Sac = iI,ai q Hsu.r Com.
DAVID a. Lozp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

Ak UNSUCCESSFUL vlSruRr.--"Nc,"
said b.nkrup, merchan, sadly. "sdysr-
,i.ing doesn', pay. l tried !, jus. before
I failed. 90 I know what I'm talking
about"
"whs, newspapers did you advertise
inw
"No, any newspaper. Ip.'tsd fv.
hundred dodgers on . barn jus, out of
to.n. and I'm . sinner Il . wind storm
that same nigh, didn't scatter that barn
over . tsn-scre Gov pasture. Don't talk
to me about advertising"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

-TnE hungry boy When b. has eaten
hls pie cries f0r more. sni 40 sl,h those
Who take "L y" AtsOod'- vi -dieine,
~hen they are sick. slssys s.k fOr The Il.
r" sni srs soon relieved. The best r'm.
riy fJr Constipation. Dy.prpsls, Defangei
Liver and Sick lI~sdsche.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
Tnr RInnn WnrLp RrN.

For ase yesr. Va great sufferer from
c,isrrn. My nO,trll. we're ~ sensitive
could not bear ihe least hli OF dns, A.
umr. - bai ,he hlooi would run, and ~
night could hardly bresths. Afssr irying
many thiug. without beusnt used hly's
Cream Balm lam living witness of lis
ffi-scy Peter bruce. Farmer, Ithaca, ~
Y.-El.y tO use, price 30 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

-My wife who Ia. been troabled With
Chronic Rheumatism fof i've years, thinks
the Aihlophoros the best rsmriJ she has
ever p.ei I have also heard % 10 good
fleet. apoa other. In the vicinity. @ III.
r~ompy. fDr,msa OF the Oar 'its once,
Ex.tsr - m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

Back Ache. Sharp Pains. R1samsilsm,
Kdn-y Di-es.e., TORPID Liver. Lang
rr1u1le- or Lem .a~-- In any part quickly
cured nv th~ Hop Plaster The -oothing
sni pain killiag virtues ~ Hop. combined
-ith strengthening Can. sni Extracts.
The best porous plaster ever MADE -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

There IL som-thlng sugs'-tive In the
fact that brouE- staiae Of B,cchu. has
be-n found lying 10 the b~i of the river
rlb~r D-vOt--- ~ Bacchu. ar fr'qnsnt-
" found lying In th- b-i ofs river. Nor
t,liiy statistic. B,eeha- uP 10 this state
mFut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

Magazine T. iltor-"It 4. time 70 arrange
Tor our Chn.tmss sto.les."
As.lstsnt-"I have engaged them"
Are the authors Al work.
"Yr-. they have elub0ei together, hired
a room In an Ice house aud -eui TIE OF
Dee boy around twice day % lingle The
sleigh bells under the window"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

II h.i salt rheum 50 bad ths, I couldn't
bear any heat Have suffered much from
Il. Tried many remedies without help.
Two bottles of BfOsn's SirsaPsrill. len
my skin perfectly smooth -Ls.is Hath
orr, Proprietor Farmers Hotel. Bingor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

"why didn't you come when rang
said Ter,. lady % her domestic.
"Becsg-- didn't hear the bell p"
"IIere,ftsr when yOa don't hear the bell
you mus, cone ani Tell me so"
ayes. mum"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

A gen,lsm.n complslas that when be
enter. church ssniay m0fning hl. shoes
squeak. ani ns wants % know hoN the
nuisance c,n De aD,tei E.-y enough.
saui,y morning pal on q heavy pair OF
boot, ani 20 dshlng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

-IIoussKxKrER. ar cautioned against
vile coaatsrf.lt. on JAMES PYLE'S cele-
brsted PE AIRLINE. with names OF = simi'
lar souni. and 10 packages OF similar
shape. Pesrilne IL the only safe article 70
make washing easy, qlick ani ohesp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
"Ali fs.h IL grass, bat s,m, people dis
play more ereeuness than Others.

100 Do.ss Oss Dollar" Il uus ONLY OF
Hood. n su-sparills. soi u IL an uDsus.
wsrabls argument a. to IT. strength snd
.ranamg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

-Almo., all farmers plant corn Too
closely. II ia hills, three feet snd nal'
.p.rt 4. near snoagh. and on most soli.
,sr,. stalks In . hill will give more sounn
corn than any other numb-r. Bot on vsfy
rich land good crops are produced WIN
closer planting. A. the south the pre-
y.ll.ug rule is hills four feet apart, tns
s.ms A for cotton. Hut In the soath no'
ooly IL the soil more fxhsusted' oat ,ne
corn gets l,ss sanlixht during the growing
season than st the North
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

A deslsr advertise. " Lightning fruii
Jar" Thy msy b- u-9 brand. bai for
tightening fruli Jars there IL nothing more
successful than q small bOy aud solitude.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

"You want "a aim very los when you
are hunting hlsou." ssii the old huatsr.
"IIps lOwi' s.t~i the t@nisrfOot.
"Bsndor" replied the old hunter With
DOT q sink.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

People OF sedentary habits, and sli who
are subject 10 constipation. can keep In
good condition, by modsrats use ofAyers
Pills--the sures,, safest, and most reliable
Cathsrtic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

AvOcaiion. Unisrgradnste (fresh from
the schools)-"By Jnv.i white tie suits
M 80 well, I think I shall 20 into the
ehurch +"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

An advertisement reads; Wanted
. young man, to be partly out Of door.
and partly behind the coanter;" and
some one has written TO ssk, "whst viii
BE- the result when the door slams |"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

when n.by -.. .lss. -. s.'. hsr c..ss-,s
yAsa .as.-.. ChliI. shs er,>.i % astoria
wh-s ..s-ssc.n. Hi.. ,hs slahg - c.siors,
wAsa sA. Asi cAll.lr,a. Oh. CAV. tl.a c.sssr.A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

10 Paris the city owns the street cars.
They DO these things better abroad. Here
In America usually the street cars own the
sltW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

A Germsn ststi-ticisn has discovered
that there are I 900 900 blind persons In
the world. no, eoantins. OF coarse, those
In love.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

Iastesi OF thinking half siosf better than
no bread, strikers sometimes think awhoie
loaf bettsr than work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
Rheumatism

We doubt II there Il. or can -. a specif
remedy for rheumatism but Thousands who
have suffered iis pains have been greatly ben.
efied BY Heels saTsaparillA II yog have
failed 10 End relief. Try this great rrmeiy.
Il was afilciei with rheumatism twenty
years. Previous % iS1 found no relief. but
grew worse. and Al one time was almost help
less. IIood's Sarsaparlla did me more good
than all tho other medicine I ever had"
1T. BALcox. shirley Village. Mass
"Ihad rheumatism three years, and Got no
relief tll took IIccd's sArapariliA II has
done great things for me. I recommend II 10
olhers." LEwIs DURBASK. Dlddefofd. Me.
Hcod's sarApAriliA l. eharAeteriled ~
three pecuilaniies isi, the corabiaafioa II
remedial agents; 81. the prOporti0Hi d. the
process q securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result IL a medicine 81 unusual
strength. srecting cures hitherto unknown.
Send Cor box containing additional evidence.
"lIood's sarsaparlla tones up ny sysiemi
rurinss my blood. sharTeus my alpstiie. and
seem. o. make me over" J. L. THOMPSON,
Register of Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
"IIOcrs sarsapariila heats All Others. and
lswoffh it, weight In gold" !. BARRIS0rON
10 Rank street, New York CITY.
Hoods Sarsaparllla
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
VOLUME LII.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

on prscticsi Agricultural top
tcs A. ssliC tesi. Ad.irvss al CONN IA lc.tious
intsnlisi - this dspArtunsat "a AeEiCUl-
fCasL Enfroa. ONroan nasOcaAr. PASS. Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

Love Il blind. bat Il generally pulls
down The curtains, TOO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

-S-v,r drive hors- fat oa = full stom-
seh, nurry by going slow . few miles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19

AREras smrnrIESr.

ARrras smrRrLESF.
Banker g. Broker,
DEALsR ~
5o'cs, Bank ard R. R. Stocks,
- Ndfs - rAres doors -ssi CAnAi
Portland. Uaine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-19
Indigo ton.

Indig estion.
v,-v rsrs.1s iss appetite And
~.-..,. ieccms sus.ai,'i. 'as'r' and
!. bsrar,s % it'cClte uatri.n. ~ho
-, ave t,sn restored D. hra.ih hy
tr.r, sarararl'a usmei.l.ae ae''
r,.tts digestive orgars. throueh Ne
,,.i anl las s.sriri vclisfiai cures.
r-vs.-s 7 srTr-ei from iuii--siionn
- 4 -. q AR f.fr. ari ftllrii - mi
--.sf rrrI Z ir-a1 ftA 'rE Aver NAf-
.-.rla Iirre tsrtios 90 iAis me'iicine
entirely Cured
-. a. nv arrsrfr All DIGESTION are
5000 - PRED o. iiuwsf, a.
s,,rtl o.. Slafa llsiCu. Mass
ftsrs f--vt,-.. ,r-srri aru'siv hon
f,..-~r..a. s.ar.r.f taxing ufal. unul
f.s ri.f 80 ra.nfts. Nfr'nt On.
I...-- f.r r.sf distressing pans ~
49,. m Nrstra.t sometimes ~
..-.a. rlf iielaue greatly rr'.accd
+, ,.-r---. a.f rrrr Nfsr.rn.iruf salts
~ Il .l.. fHaf mr trouble vas Ci
.-.f.'..s raf.rs l..ran taking Avsfs
..-..-..' !. ar.I believe nj its saved ny
i. N. arrrrfr ant diresfinu afs ru~
-..f an .r ffa'fh 's reriCCt - olvst
Ala.s. slrn0rf. utio.
AYERS saparilla,
,-...-.ltrr-f g. tr..t Co.. f--.n. No..
100 lras.ss lrrsti "a tcii.-.. o.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-11

The people Of the State of California send
greeting to:
Geo. Sinsabaugh. Hester A. Wagner, Ed
win l. Butler, John W. Pitkin, David s..
Halstead and Annie r. Sewall. composing
the Arm OF Butler, Pitkin q Co., defend
ants.
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the Superior Court of the
State of California, in and for the county of
Los Angeles, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days exclusive of
the day OF service1. after the service on yon
of this Summons, If served within this
county; or, II served elsewhere, within
thirty days. or Judgment by default will be
taken against you according TO the prayer Of
said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain the
Judgment of this Court defining the lien of
certain Judgment against David Wagner
that a partition of the southwest 40 feet OF
lot numbered in Block No. "a, Ord's Sur
vey of the city of Los Angeles, CAL, be made
in accordance with the rights of the respect
i've parties herein, and for cost Of suit.
Reference is had to complaint for partic-
ulars
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail to appear and answer the saidcomplaint
as above required, the said plaintiff viii
cause your default to be entered and will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Given under my hand and theseal
OF the Superior Court of t state
- of California, in and for thu .. {. N
..AI.I ty OF Los Angeles this 9Th G..
March, In the year of our Lofd
one thousand eight hundre> r.
eighty-sfx,
CHXs. Il. DuNsMooR, Clerk.
By +. B. TANNING. Deputy. mare Gods
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-11
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
TEMPLE STREET CABLE RAILWAY Co.,
Los Angeles, January 2lst. 1886.

TEMPLE STREET CABLE RAILWAY Col
Los Angeles, January 2lst. 1886.
LOCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
BUSINESS, Los Angeles, Cal.
Notice is herebygi that at a meeting Of
the Directors, held on the 10th day OF Janua-
fy, 1856, an assessment mo 81 OF ten ($i0l
tollars per share was levied upon the capi
al stock of the corporation, payable imme-
diately to the Secretary. No. 361S 3. Spring
street, Los Angeles, Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on Tuesday, the 2Sd
day ofFebruary, 1886, will bedelinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment be made before, will be sold
on Wednesday. the 10th day of March, 1886.
to pay the delinquent assessment together
with cost OF advertising and expenses OF
sale.
Stockholders are requested TO be prompt
In their payments as the construction of the
road is being pushed very rapidly and
money is required for the payment thereof
By order of the Board Of Directors.
W. s. MAXWELL, Pres.
O. MORGAN. secy. jan22 t