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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1891-01-29

ballots came on it was detnpnatssted
10 the perfect ~eatisfsetion Of his
competitor chat athe penp and Dir
onmstance Of glorioua wax Wera 81
no avail, and chat neither crthc-
|gFaphy OF fashion were in Il, The
IIncideat that gave our hero tke sfsle
Of aSDCkless jerry was On actual
occurrence aud hes given him o fame
not confined Ia to borders Of hIa
oaH Sssts,
No man ia Hkanaas has eyer had
rho strong pers5paE following Jerry
SimpRa attracted Il &ha ~
|Dtdck. sis supporters eArShcd y
M wskn bhiiS
politicians happenad 10 one 81
the Alliance men be waa Immediately
suFrounded BY the faithful and
bTougnJ back 20 the Simpson fold.
For s few days following the elecSion
tile result was iHsolvedin some doebt,
Every sort OF rumor was in circula-
|tion, and when It war reported one
day that Simpson had been counted
ont, the farmers mounted their horses,
shouldercd their guns and paraded
the district, thFeatening . light TO
maintain their supremacy. As the
latter returns came in Simpsons ma
jority assumed such proportions that
ths eastts 5eRs was happily removed.
The circumstance plainly showed the
loyalty Of the farmers 20 their favor
10 oanusF-DeRFsr, and this fidelity
and sympathy are relied upon ii.
some quarters 50 make Sim9son d
formidable candidate for UhiteG
SStnGeB Senator 10 eucSeed Ingalls,.
Simpson does not wish to be con-
sidered as a candidate, but ii the All
Iiance nomination comes his way he
is altogether too brave a man to
dodge or hide. The Legislature will
contain Ga Republicans, 9 Democrats
and 90 Alliance men, unless the COM
pIexion IS ehsagsda BY contests, in
which case the changes will be in ia
yor of the Alliance party. 1t will
require SO votes on joint ballot to
elect aSenator, If Che Alliance men
can be held together theyare certain
70 control the election, as they have
q margin Of nine votes above the con-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1891-01-29

A RAIN TRBE.-Augusta, Ca, hal
9 curiosity in the shape of 9 train
tree" In describing it the Augusta
Chsonicle Gays; sHere in tho city.
with electric q + Citing backward
and forward every few minutes
almost nnder it's shadow, isa verita.
bic rain tree, which, for the past ter
days, has been throwing OF 4 slight
shower and the ground beneath Il
kept in . state OF m-oiatness equal "a
that after a steady shower Of con,
siderable duration. Citisena eye. Il
with curiosity and many 81 she
more Ignorant, especially darkies il
that neighborhcod, affirm With al
the strength :: drm faith, that ths
tree is visited with come uneanny
potency"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1891-01-29
H0m,a Tafai

We offer one huaatsd dollars reward
FOR any case OF ealarFhskhat eaFsn0s. DC
CURED BY taking HaIl.s Catarfh care.
#. J.CHBNEK ~ co. Props, Tofedo, %,
We, she undersigned, have bndoNss D.
J, Cheney for the last fifteen years, hnd
hnIleye hsss perfectly hDnQTapt8 Snl ell
business ~ttansRotions, and 6mluciailg
able 90 carry out any obligations Riad5b g
tS,eir firm.
yfEsr . TRn1x Wholesale Drupksats,
Toledo, O.
WALDrEa, KINNAN y MkRYIN, Wholesale
Druggists, TbIado. o.
Halpe 0atarrb Cure Ii taken internally,
acting directly upon The blood aSs{} ma.
cons surfaces OF the system. Tesiimo.
nials sent free. Price 75c. per, bottle.
Sold by all druggists,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1891-01-29
RnDnY Esoskrs

md, writes Eaottfa RlttlA hA
more E6F Iao thaga8 All other Haediei0es
combined, for taat bad feellng ARISING
ffona itidney ind AVER ls6nble 50hns
I,esiie. FARMER ard at0ckaaaS q sasse
place, avs; Grind Ele&tfie Bittei8 to DO.
tbs best kidney ard hysr medicine, INSIDE
nc .feeE lilcD q nswn lsn.n Gard
ass, aSsS3s fssfs tsrestantf saifsa town seyB,
'Electfsc BsEeoPs ls juab Che thing for &
man whois ali 9siu dcg1l and don't care
whether he lives or dies; he found new
strength, good appetitc and feltJpsS hks
he Aaa s. new Lessee on lee Gnty ~, =
bottle, at Norn,an Dsag Co.'s store
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1891-01-29
81 ElE. ).
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Dan. Lain s Sso,5oa ...,,A ta.ha
$500 No., AZ ~ ,,,os. r.,,x
49, lo6E;cs -sdsy ssa
ma 81, ~ 6
sselsh 49, 1890
8. ,ss.s~ssa $3.50 - a.s5.A. 80
49,
! .s,,EIs.
-
Fa,r,s AsNsss
4al ss y ygSl,sa
sa
1 81, q .s !. ,.s,..2
n - snAl;c IS -
zHa $50 eshaa fban noya,,
o;n ssa AJglnSas 8
# sba,s ;n;n Aivaaaa 5
he rssl;sd. 4 As Seen stassd I, s.
nnblEc assashas aay,sg .aa,..s;1ssi
kgh;nh Kids tnES a41aad I on SGD 49,
Iong bfaan. 4, fajlass avmna, Sy vs;s6
tbo orsat ob;ec.s foy & tha Earm.
ara AlIiaaoSygs oraan;gsA-~namelv.
aanatriabsa4oa II sSd sbec;al@ nyfyi,
y s6andant & IN.
q 800 ;T,nsoS0a a,, (
p1s e9sue plos an1 Ssasses ~
Soss 81 .HS Ss app g inanags9
Sl@s e ~ ssaso s. gasneEang Ssa
US ossps g
sas suPpay sipai. eNAcreaas
psopossaon Tsy 1ncfeasea az
~ 0rs.ssa ~ sIss s4so' NAY
y e sm hayor q some Eye
snas snail 4 currency
$3.50 Is @ !,
oa II -. i n9 !,
3spssl4l su9ss s.s
7ou'0 o1 asSonP'is ~
pp
aEEN AssG@== T5ET FuInBS9nn Will 81 re-
g .'s ~ 49, Sp0a 49,
s1 w AsI
arn
5000
~ SrasU ~
snaf 3nraa aSsSbiSsa zisaoms
81 the frien6s nf financial refogm
NAV agree mon Is most aracticable
and ~effaotive Van will ySr,sn,h,sy
that I have steadfastIy maS a;ned
tbat tba ,v;aa co,,sa & q. al a.
friepds Il fnanciaI raform j u,
oparate for the General reseIt and
aaitato until the whole country il
aroased. and then. aftar tbo victory
Il Won. q connsa, tooa4ber ana agyea
mon The plans.
4 IL IS easy enough ID find theway,
when We have nen enough who have
the viii % accommodated resolt. az
conrse there are aome polieies IL 4
,.yat,f,.f /. ,l,as a,f o. nearIv
all Democrats sfg s6teedtupon.
9 s,5,;s,t 81 instance 10 igW tariff.
free coiaaee og silver sopsrvisi5n
over characterization. economic ed.
miniatration, both State and EedesaI,
oppOsition to all GLASS legislation 81
SECTIONAL agitation, and q lsra in.
crease in the circulating medium.
aTn reference 20 this last ;eem /
will ada that as the GoxerpmenG 81
the United ssates aasnne44= s HI sole
prerogative of furnishing money Cor
the country, il Is bound byeyefy 3
alteration Of Justice, pf good con-
science and of wise policy % supply
the people with all the currency nee
esssry for conducting all business
bwithout involving the country ia
hesel pegiodioalaeason of financial
strihgency ani without inaicting
such periods Of depression on tic
prodactive enerl es Of the Sassses.'s
Do you &ah 10 say anythibp
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1891-01-29

-
Report q aeRSa Sn rsta
knders II. e. Rab
GsS. CA
/, Ky
stss ..e.a
Sgatse q AsanSs 8R1sY3ye
st0t atql sNe
betv VentaigkEs z AsLantA
at hagaett 9roa
tae
g e~xHmsaaFSeH
aseefmana0 eaFly e
Agsgss e wss z run
me Mas hne psasY
spAEg ~Shasisn99s 9pt Am me nlae
tHage Mpnnsasns expensive
Work WSNsa ps as2lAs the passage
lot intervening streams being easier
ane e NJ trSsbie necesn ~ in Dressing
dlyidlng rldgea crossing the.
GeoFgla state ! phstSooga
river near % mouth sf Sttcoa creek,
which heads in kabaa Gap, adyan-.
tage can be taken of his valley in
making the ascent 70 th3t point An
Hngi1eer Corps ~asoTganlzed and
an experimental survey over this
section was commencS7Ee early insep-
te.ssss Tspprt pf She sergey,
wish sccomf5anying PSoiies e hereby
mIa
Ga y
u1ss
!, aaas Il /
sg.sts
49, iass "a ~ 49,.
.saaa 49,,
- 800
,sasla szsA 81 es
p1l
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1891-01-29

bsas so,,,sa sss Us.,ss.
hn,v ~ Gndsaad !, ~ ~ $500
tha w;sast tb;ns Il me a,,i,,,Sr s~r
Eiba,n ssaa,a ~ I aS;sn nm ss,s ~
40 !; { |. 4,
hnnosea sss nayty II sasw XXI
ssav fo,a tha.n IS ~ syIah q 40 !
IHvith Z tb;y.s ,asty !
II
AiYB mUf5lnenT IN f7sGS& HlneesS
yhisb sssSs ] $780,
kba doSS;natson ~ tha { s,s
nar4 = ss..s=.a So sspsanisv.p.
pha RsDabseSa s1,a
1 81 81 Afssass ,3EinS
nas
ia I'm <ss
bnsaanaAV ia EasE
ara also5af ,ha nm osssl 4
mssSl ossSa 4 $500 ~ sai
Needed yss.e.ns tx 4 1920 IS
,onoraaaionai An. ySe nooes
I'll tSia mova,ne 81 in she Sst msans
cha Tastoratson W fratar,alsF ~
Ia so,,s5 y ~ = "a s
ciossr ~allianon e indnstr;a 5000
Who are s-aaeeially aud mosf laygaiv
interested IL aurio,iltnval succesa gna
|ipaepandenSe
AZ the so.tb. however. "a have
i 4 Lou s. a8a5sa w6iob sorbiaa
any aivsa;ona ~ d;s.e,ssnna 81 o,,r
5x1y.
49,
$50 800 . 49, @sa 81
~ sss,sA 4na sa
,s
$3.50 ps 4s
AZ ~
-s6athesn Amaze ,ass
as..a. inaas
$Ns4 ~ hass ats,s
AlSia,,oa yin anross s..,s $40 !
ast,s s;,aro,. : i
ssFrsgs von' HAN .sa y
Am;aaa
8 oonnsesSon ,g,th psss;ss
u a. sta,a Allianc,
ssv q 4 boga bosn ~ ~
s,,his.t ~ I w;sL I,
noait5 yeIv aud with emnhaais t,at +
goaIa nnt accent tbat 3. anv aaiea
3 tbs An;anoa, 81 long Is I ,,SIa nc
80 ~
with Col. Ell. Polk In che opinion
that the officers Of the Alliance ought
to be ineligible 10 political Office and
freed from the temptation Ia Use the
Order for personal ends So long as
they hold positions ef trust and infu4
ence in the brotherhood. So Ear a.
/ am concerned, as lon asI am in
political life / shall labor as . IayTaan
in the ranks for Alliance principles
and Democratic unity, as I have ia
the past, and do all in my power ia
and out Of Congress 20 carry 70 sue
cess the legitimate ref0Tnas at Whloh
the brotherhood Sims.
s iigHggaee I shall be-
! 70 Well NJ NJ - s4aF sN q
direction o conservative D inael8
ma har4aeny inside tha oYasg
a. s.,ea. &Tv,i7IV
aBaihsI eSSslVhah BAtsslyn Tug 9ssns
legislation, which hay&S proven 70
h6rtfui to the farming interests IN
tFt 6ast.S
AL s7a,, d,
~ sSS
est shoaia nave pei9hgea ~
the Order long agos bnt asA Was Q
date, for political Office, 1 feaFedTng
motives might be m;sreprssented.
Nov hnv,a,,a, thot + bo,,s s;v vssps
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1891-01-29

An Observation-Disclosures 3gbort
time ago In ReprovipeiM paper for p
woman co Agasb, iron and milk two
coWsa' We can understand the
COWS wanting milking, but why On
earth they require washing and IRON
ing is beyond orr eompraheueicn.s
CXdfeer
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1891-01-29

seAs az ssa sslp A
= Ssgsssa s0sss sh.s apa
else ssysrsi yeags - ] snu
BIS toeng 19's Hss
3 sss9 sn'
aaa9ty Inc A avg eEOsssg y
saas seStlon
ntss' ~ sssaH ssons' "u n
as ssaer aaalssy e SussasRss
EsseAss
Tn the composition pE she eHryay
= tsRsi.9 1osi0a anl aner c~OnsuItation
prominent SIyisansos Anders
0eppssg sxpegiens
to extead tha Hgryeys 50
ase
sno1Fh ey psohleF y yesXn eatN
milss frosa Y sss1asnskSr = t0llosss
aR nnoroken eng ESsher taXsi glg
penetrating that sectioa 81 sae c0nnT
try lying bstween sanneA 9aaa HEslsA7
loo. rivers and knows aslsthe Fork.
TINS whole section y 70 saIs ngnsat
state Or cnisAyati0n ana 20 RsoS1 aS
one OF the hnest agElpplsnEal RestiSps
or the state. The line touches the
YlllaRe or 1oWnyl1e, Ao miles peioW
~ eatmlnster. "a. az g point - m mica
uSSVW - ~
crossed on a bridge of 2Dp feet epan
and, AZ feet hioh. Tha ngnaaine rs
$3.50
i
S5eek Az Inns polhG 2 shgnt qehee-
Ltnh W 49, sYFy - EukNst RpI the
slopes Of Webh's branch, followed
10 Ia head "a Tho mstn r;dpe.
sstba G,saa 4.
Il, ,G}5
! posnt SeneFai eongse of tqe
puniic npaQ 10 foiloWea pnsllit reaches
the residence of Bs "a. CraytoB two
miles from Anderson. Oroaeiha
Ganarostae cyaak bsJo, ~ isst
80 sps asss
sns ms " nseusa
straight TO the city, ending at the
switch connecting the Sayannah
VALLEY and the Rlsa& Ridna AASnAs
Ths vol . Senaca r;,ia+ IA
y sST. a
~ ui1' ~ he$yy.
rock rs found ~ any Place the
Division The cnryea are easy ana
the grades do not exceed 80 feet to
the mia
a;la.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1891-01-29


BY rfR asNE "a
tscs, eat quietly stfended to his busi-
aess inteTesss 81 Medicine ledge end
patiently . u epgel q
trouble the poIisscal waters
The aagcL the trouble and Simp-
SONS opportunSty sIl put Ia 81
an appsarsnes 10 1890, when the
~farlSers 81 Knnsas dasagsainAd TO
break away from the great 6litieal
party which had rulea the Btake
fanineerFuptediy aog tnIrty years,
They were disheartens st the re
tpaated Taislgo 81 thoiF csopa and tho
mSagre re4nsn for tbaiR labor dis,
fSasFaaea aHer Inc iesk q op
toe pap III their lA~Nrn
resisye thsir DEF sasea condition aad
generaliy d~issatisied With the exist.
ing order Of thingS. They salked i
y al a aees Is - tsta11iiTT Haeetiugg and resolved
to make q change. So the Farmers
Alliance was formed and i full
State, county and school district
ticket was nominated, and the mem
bers Of the subordinate Alliances
thEoughcut the State were pledged
in secret meaaine &c
was resolved also chat no man should
be nominated who was i known aapi-
rant for q position, and chat the bold
and ~impertiment practice Of candi-
dates announcing themselves and
se5kinS votes for On Office should be
discoensseHaoed and Che political
4 maA : go Ffss7 fayXb 40 pNVn an extent
was this carried that among the
farmers il was regarded as politically
fatal for one Of their number TO sag4
gest his own name Tor an once, Che
rule being that the Alliance would
meet in solemr conclaye, agree upon
an individual for the particular place
to DO filed, and then call for his con-
sent to have his name placed before
the public for support. The rare
spectacle Of the omce aeeking the
man and tearing him heaii5s from the
plow was Witnessed in a hundred
instances in Kansas last year, if
never before, and dozens Of etalwart
yeomen Of the soil dashed madly
through an eighty-acre cornfield to
escape s nomination. to the SupFeme
Bench, or the more exasperat .
position q, nnS;ayg9
bs vaatb r;st.;ct a.
contratoa ~ Torru an I'd
aroso ana tba o1iS.o,. 80 "a o@a;a,
Ii;fe were tan1araa him ~ ! s;lya,.
n~1ottor rJ;s n-on,;nat;on - ro.anda5
90 I ;oLe ~ a. Ron,bI;oons h,,.
Tarr. so.antad "a 1870 ,,o,L
IHa y;s;taa ~ forn, az = ,ba;r
attended, tbeir n;cn;ss and snoLa =
tbom u tbo;r 49, ,.oon,. ,ninn;aa
svmnatbv ana v6,oa a. 4, dag
EEy;a onnonaY, 81 Tamas = uora
wel, &c w;oh.;ta 80 e ii,
most ponulay Rannbl;oanss 8 tho
tStata ! Sna ,ox6r Ia nol;shoa
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-11
An Ice Advertising Scheme.

Manager Williams has scheme that
is away ahead of anything ever attempt
ed. He unfolded it yesterday before
Chief Bigelow, when he asked that off
cial if he would be violating any law by
delivering ice on the pavements in front
of the principal business houses of the
city.
Certainly you oan," answered Mr..
Bigelow, ssbut what is the advertising
scheme in it?''
"Well," remarked Harry Williams,
'syou made us take down the street bill
boards and the stands at the areaways.
We had to do something; so have
placed an order with an ice manufact-
uring company to freeze the Autographs
of my attractions in big cakes of ice.
Manufactured ice is as clear as crystal
and it gives the cake the appearance Of
having the picture painted upon it.
These blocks Of ice will be left upon the
pavements, and people can use the ice il
they want to. The manufacturers as
sure me the quality of the ice will not
be injured in the least But, more than
that, the Autographs will not be spoiled
and that is all l care for" ."-Pittsburg
Dispatch.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-11
STAFF OFFICERS.
Colonel Schreiber Announces His APP
pointments.

Colonel Schreiber Announces His APP
pointments.
Colonel w. G. Schneider of the Sew
enth regiment has issued an order an
nouncing the following appointments on
his staff
Lieutenant John B. Franklin, COM
pany f, Los Angeles, captain and adju-
tant, vice Green. resigned.
DR.. Frank X. Ainsworth, Los Angeles,
major and surgeon, vice Smith, term
expired.
Rev. Charles A.. Kienzle, Los Angeles,
captain and chaplain, vice knlghten,
term expired.
Sergeant David w. Perman, company
B, Pasadena, first lieutenant and quar-
termaster, vice Mack, resigned.
First Lieutenant G. N. Wilson, Los
Angeles, first lieutenant and commits
sary, reappointed.
Samuel 7. Black, Ventura, first lieu
tenant and paymaster, vice Van Zandt,
term expired.
Sergeant John L. A. Last, company
A, Los Angeles, first lieutenant and in
spector OF rifle practice, vice Bloeser,
term expired. S
Sergeant julius H. Keller, company
A, sergeant-major.
Sergeant Francis G.. Bland, company
A, color-sergeant, vice Goucher, dis
charged.
| Sergeant Alphonso M. Peache, hos
pital steward, reappointed.
Sergeant Harry G. Miles, company A,
to be first sergeant, vice Martin, pro-
NOTED.
The following members are hereby
discharged for the reasons stated Pri-
vate E. Binder, band, expiration Pri-
vate G. Connor, band, expiration Pri-
vate w. B. Carter, band, expiration
Private B. Cramer, band, expiration ;
Private w. G. Stone, band, removal ;
Private ]. Allen, Jr., band, removal ;
Private w. II. Brown, band, removal ;
Private G. B. Lake, band, removal; Pri-
vate John Rev, band, removal Musician
/. 0. Green, company A, removal; Pri-
vate A. J. Springer, company A, vote OF
company; Private G. McCracken, vote
| of cOmpanV,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-11
EASTERN ECHOES

At Cleveland, O., Leon We'll. manager
of the Buckeye Iron and Metal COM
pany, was found dead in bed. Suicide
is suspected.
The funeral OF the late Albert Pike
took place at Washington, Friday, with
simple ceremonies, as per the dead ma
sons request.
In Rhode Island the Republicans will
have a majority of eighteen in the next
senate, and thirty-two in the house, and
in the grand committee twenty-four
more than necessary to elect the general
officers
At Greensburg, Pa, three children OF
David Carroll died suddenly under sus-
picious circumstances. At the inquest
it was discovered that poison had been
given them. Two other children are
dying, and arrests will probably follow.
At Waukesha, Wis, Christian Preise,
aged 75, and his wife, aged 72, were
found lying nearly naked on the floor of
their home. The wife was dead and the
husband dying. They are supposed to
have been murdered.
Gentry Butter and Hampton Nelson
were hanged at Sumter, s. c., Friday,
for the murder OF Captain John Maxcy,
in January last. Both earnestly pro-
tested their innocence on the scaffold,
and displayed much religious fervor.
News of bloody affray in stave
camp, NEAR the junction OF the Black and
Current rivers, has reached Newport,
Ark. Eight men INDUCED in free
fight, two being killed and two more
probably fatally wounded. The fight
started over the possession of jug of
whisky.
At Dubois, Pa, great excitement has
been caused by the almost wholesale
poisoning of children by eating wild
parsnips. Some dozen or more children
playing in vacant lot found the roots,
and ate them in mistake for vegetables.
Two have already died in terrible con-
vulsions.
national association of inventors
has been formed with DIR. Gatling pres
ident, and Gardner III. Hubbard, Of
Washington; Prof. William A. Anthony,
president of the American Institute OF
Electrical Engineers, Thomas Shaw, of
Philadelphia, and Hon. Ben Butter
worth, of Ohio, vice-presidents.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-11
An Obsolete Fashion.

Coming over on the Brooklyn Bridge
cars saw an aged gentleman wearing a
comfortable gray shawl wrapped around
his dropping shoulders. The sight was
unusual, though it was quite common a
dozen or more years ago.
Turning to well known dry goods
man who sat next to me asked him,
"Do you have many calls for gentlemens
shawls now?" 'sNo," he answered. sour
firm has not sold gentleman's shawl in
three years. We do not keep them il
stock any longer. Scarcely anybody
wears them now"
subsequently, asked several other dry
goods men and gentlemen's furnishers
the same question, and from all received
the same answer. The custom of shawl
wearing by aged gentlemen has become
almost entirely obsolete. New York
Continent.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-11
Easter Eggs.

The egg is the sign of the resurrection,
which the Easter festival commentaries.
The Jews place it on the Passover table,
thereby indicating that their race is
to be resurrected. The Persians and
Druids both used it in their religious
ceremonies, and not only the Russian,
but the Mohammedan, on the early
Easter morning gives the greeting,
"Christ is risen," and the reply, 'sChrist
is risen indeed" is followed by an ex-
change of eggs, and the egg is as well a
feature in all the old Eastern legends,
many of which are too improbable to
even bear the semblance of truth; others
might be true, inasmuch as truth is
oftentimes stranger than fiction Emma
j. Gray in Good Housekeeping.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-11

counsel that it should be called up and
set for trial in the course of few days.
The case of the Seaboard National
bank of New York vs.. William Vickery
was passed by Judge Wade in depart
ment three, yesterday, to be reset.
In department three of the superior
court, yesterday, Judge Wade heard the
case of w. l.. Graves vs.. F. L. Dixon ct
al, suit to foreclose mortgage on the
north half of lot L, block 81, Hancock's g
survey, on the northwest corner of Buena
Vista and Virgin streets, dated Septem-
Der "a. 1888, given to secure the payment
of a promissory note for $4,000.
On motion OF G.. Rossiter, ESQ.,, and
presentation of license from the su-
preme court of Wisconsin, 0. F. Weed,
Esq, was1yesterdav admitted to practice
in the superior court, by Judge Nc
Kinley.
The application of the East Los An
geles Baptist church for leave to mort
gage it's real estate was presented to
Judge Mckinley yesterday, and the
matter set for hearing on the 10Th inst.
in department five.
The Fleming divorce case was con-
tinued until the 18th inst, in depart
ment five yesterday.
In the superior court yesterday morn
ing j Merced Soto appeared with his
attorney, H. B. Waterman, Esq, on a
writ of habeas corpus, and demanded
his release on the ground that he was
illegally detained by the marshal of
Pomona. The matter was argued and
submitted. Upon motion of E. A. Me-
serve, Esq, and presentation of a cer-
tificate from the supreme court of Ne
braska, w. A. Bell, Esq, was duly ad-
mitted to practice in all the courts of
this state.
The United States grand jury made a
partial verbal report to Judge Erskine
M. Ross in the district court yesterday
morning, returning five indictments,
upon which bench warrants were issued
for the arrest of the parties named
therein. Two of these were for selling
liquor to an Indian, the complainant in
both cases being Juan Cuate. who
alleged that he purchased a bottle Of
wine from Juan Vigiel, at San Bernar-
nardino, on October 10th last; and from
Thomas Leach on December 18th last,
at the same place. The nature OF the
three other indictments could not be
ascertained, as the parties had not yet
been arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-11
Just Like a Girl.

Agnes, aged A, called at an uptown
grocery store the other day. II want a
tick of gum, she announced. After get
ting the desired article she remarked
that she hadn't "any penny" "How do
you expect to pay for your gumi" queried
the vender of delicacies. "Well," an
nounced the youthful philosopher, 81
will give you kiss The kiss was
taken, but Agnes staid, and finally,
flushed with success, she made another
offer: "My cousin Ethel would like a
tick, and I'll give you another kiss for
it." Both girls chewed that afternoon.
Burlington (Vt.) Independent.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-11
Hard to Choose.

Mrs. Bargain What are you worrying
about this morning?
Mr.. Bargain-I need some new clothes
and new watch, and can't make ur
my mind whether to get the clothes at q
shop where they give away watches, or
to buy the watch at shop where they
give away clothes. London Tit Bits.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-11
NEW MILLINERY STORE.
Ladies Invited to Inspect the Grand
Stock Of Mrs. Watson.

Mrs. J. Watson invites the general
public to inspect her new millinery store
today, at 313 South Spring street, near
Third. This afternoon will be set apart
for the inspection of the ladies of Los
Angeles. Mrs. Watson will this after
noon make one of the grandest displays of
millinery ever seen in Southern Califor-
MIA. On Monday all ladies patronizing
the store will be presented with Cali
fornia ostrich feather Ladies' should
not fail to inspect the splendid stock OF
Mrs. Watson.