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Proposals

WILL BE RECEIVED For THE EfEC-
w tion o.! "A Min.Is' u ion Hall on iiuhy
= by = tect. Tor particulars. apply at til,
HI EkA Ill NBEn CuM4'ltS uftICk.
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In Virginia CITY, Get. IS, Katie. daughter Of
Pat.i X ard sarah ord. aged 3 years.
In iTgi in City, I ct. -, Cora L'nn. daIsh-
ter OF ". I. ard Mary {. Webb. ug d : y ars
ard > months
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LONDON, Get. 81.
A dispatch 10 the London Times
saN> that the Governor of Syria has
ordered the suppression OF all Protest
an, schools in his province.
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FOR &AL..y

/. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE
L 90 Nnreh iG.f ~ttg0t. ..U-giiilr sl-ht
tuo.rr i"Iri r. =r5f u:'n-s.r- .aiiiY %
--tt a-&ttSE.
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Horrible Murder,

NAN TNENVTNCO, UcF IT.
A horrible murder was committed
this morning on Virginia street bv a
negro named ioui, Berry, aged about
, years. lie Went to lie where
hi~ father, isaac Berry, lay in bed
asleep. and Without a moments YARN.
in-, illrtouSiy assaulted him Tith Il
ha'che;, cutting bis head literally to
pieces. lie made 10 effort to e>capt,
and is i'll jail. He talks very coailv
about the desd,anl say, tia; hi, father
-srnanel several times, and in order To
en- his suticring> at one, he thrust a
large KNIFE into hi, neck to the hilt.
and tlicn he died. lie talk, AMI acts
like Il cay man. lie SAYS he /, 10 be
tried i'll tie cell and viii die by "A
Ratchet and knife a. his father died.
ihe murdered man vas over 20 years
Of anr.
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MARRIED.
CIED.

IN Virginia City,0ct. Is, II. l.. Dart to Mrs. l..
Powers.
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Dissolution Notice,

I'VE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN.
l iSting between William Coaltcr and
Jerry titAiat.ic h as prouri tors OF the sa1-
crac ,hop stand il this day dissolved by nv
,Tal consent, j. l~ithiauipk rotii Ing. Tho
Business will b. carli,d ON by ". y. toalter,
who will ray ali bills owing 10 and receive all
money due the lrm.
W. y. CoALTER
JERRY tIfZPATICk.
Eareha. Oct. 2s-h, 1874. ~
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COAST DISPATCHES
FROM
Preparation for the Great GrOtiiHG
Race.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 81.
Wel'hcr to day splendid for the
great S3,50a trotiing race. Interest in
che contest Is intense III sporting circles
an u great crowd will BE- present.
Coaches and o:hur vehicles for cnusey-
nee To the ground, have already ap-
lpcarrd on the streets. Betting j. nearly
yc!. between Occideni and Fullerton,
win small odds in the l|attcr'> favor.
More confidence is felt by turinlen in
biz STAYING qualities. oecident during
lie past few uiNS, however, haS been
put through seNere and lively training
by Bohie.
G~rceuharks unchanged.
Tie California Pacific ask the Com
mi>>ionerS Of Bankruptcy to allow
thcln to pay employees several months
MA.es due theMn.
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NkU I'D-D.1 Y.
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TWFI'EI ", 'r"0F = ="
Aud in accordance with law, AID IN order
Of III. loarI o! Irustcns, mad. ca til" niG!-
tenth day OF August, 81, 50 Haanv shares %,
each parcel Of sIrh stock a. may be nrccs>a-
~ will be sold at iabiIc IL elton III tn otiicc
of Maurice bore ~ Co., No. 81 inc street.
an Iranci-co Calitur, in, On Sniur lay.
tie TiNirty.iir>s ,in3 at October. -. 1.
at TIL bour OF | o'clJch T.. NJ. OF snid day. TO
iaN said delinquent assessments tn rton. to-
.rill.r with costs oi advertising and expenses
oil the sale. /. Il. III NhER,
secretary.
Office Nos. 3 and Shcrman'S Banding.
No. ,0i Montgomery street, san Francisco,
: aliiorhia. OH
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POst;sO, ieIsBcnf.

I'O>t;SOheIHcnf.
Tie above sale i hcreby ro,trnnci until
C:tU:~ 'Hy. ia" I0ih bay .; HOVenn-
D"r. u. J.. ut one O'clock +. NJ. "f sad day.
iii HE oiiicc Of Naarics bore 4 Co., NO. =.
! inr street, san EraHciSeu, Cal.
III r.. il. st kni:, Secretary.
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TO LET,

'I"iE STORE Now OCCUPIED By MEY-
l ers \ rankin viii be lot on reasonable
t.r".s. he hAtures ol til, store ssra alsv i.r
*a.t. FOR laI lcdiar Inquire of
olS-f1 MEL Ia ~ FRANKLIN.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-02
Platforms Dears.. An., Decay.
5siasf4lgstFafss.

Tne lamented platform of the Rldi-
cal PARTY, adopted in 1872. having
ssyYaa "a eaas, was conveniently hid
oaki9tSaight, and forgotten. After
tiRrsAahg gaion, Herald gathered up
the boIgS Enarattled them in its CO.
lamns. aas about all the reform
movement u aha s;tsek place within the
party lines, Eke platform of 1874,
with it's sleysp. planka. yet makes no
flooring upoa, which the party can
stand. It is more laboriously general,
indefinite and unmeAning .ban its pre-.
decessors. Its chief characteristic is.
that it places the paffytn'a crd;wling
attitude. licking the bdbts of the
General Government and smackipg it's
lips over its interference With h,iroops in
the affairs of this State. Poor, d. it is.
it can serve no use until after itdies.
!: The Union. Herald, which loves plat.
forms after they are played out, is
Waiting for this one to breathe its last.
,Yllensn Will swear that it was virtu.
s9gs thing and might have done won
;:ssassITs, While itwaits, it consoles itself
sssAshsa substitute in q letter of Mr..
asot Edgeaeld, upon the
policy" By.and-by, after it
hap, bean ampled on. spit upon and
SysiSsAtfa ;ss5k ssll its vague provisions
hSstoss atsabreath, We may expect to
ke 1871 phtform-ai.s skeleton. at
'lss gssssdeass 4 z thing thing Of beauty
/ FEssya7,T- y : ~ e " III y;
~ ~ The tH called hiss sbig Maud,
a. s!'sssnse, ss,,,s Is ,'come intot the gar
y! y . yS]ts, 4 ~ ssS{ssS , "a
AZ saloonssRers keeps clnbs. and
stones on thet etJ519at;r J1uassr, so that Ills cus.,
toners won't throwahis tdmblers az
each other. %'jl5 H'
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CQIEIll sIaA. S. !, G.
RiiSs !; 0oto obslrl;s;; 1874.

~
1T ;asSa s4s4sa :, 5. = s: :, -.
iHis$saSS Ggg.yIsi. g.!.An!sst q, Aoa7'
3 Sfi a q n sis si6l1 OIiIa;Sss ,s;
pSH3s' not ,t'lE th1aiaS e necessary to
sav s8ISch ahiySS ghs .outraoea which
have M been s. nSaafso.ured to order, bv
.ffavelinH f kaaFias and oorrespond.
.; te;n,tss. ,itis y aofs ISsss sssVsshington and some
othei, 4 Ss,s js Sf sKsdical newspapers.
aiif, ana ,I&X lSsF 81 the At.orpey.Gen.
: ss 81 reiugesing scoundrels
4Sts 3fe5 with their hair stsndin,ia
81 SID hon Landaules williams or.
sd&tsa troops to South & O.roIin,, be.
sassss sef the Tears. j s. I.aSzafad "a il aRadical
breasts by d fox,-bnnts we saw that
snything conla sbsgdone with him.
We haye tteqSsaay had spread before
us ktiQSIaSs tsSk ksments of the condi-
,5iSp & asa South. extracted from
tEssS 6 disfsR9tables sources. It has
been ne1s 1sshzfS. in aom cases, to make
fornaalss h6snnre Of their falsehood. A
asgf 1tsf, signiuy himself ..Juy."
||ka syH traduoing tho peopls of the
..sSttl, md of Alabama particularly, IN
thsH hfhEton Chronicle. The Mas.
tefsols Sksth ;9rafsga OF al labama, a
ilafgSf formHflX: "a Circuit
.JddgeAhdA % GhristiaHt Yentleman Of
superior standing, has thpnght it ne
oessary to send out circular North in
refutatipn Of these villa assertions. Ass a
copy ss, s,E.whioh sy We have recgived
opt,ssasl I4 Washington. Re.
isfIiH alatements of "Jay," be
say @aaigs @ f;imaliguaut slander was
never paftated, on any suffering
peoNSI bkms is to-day as m law
abiding 63SN AwsHnk;; fand its people
are as much opI3p5ssd'to violence and
psosSfipsions al ANY community, in
Mem ps3sh al sI I iss apt, dshied that
there .asg 1hSt ahc3a 81 Cd 1traaeons. mex.
cusable violations of law. but they ara
as promptly condemned and denounced
by the people of the State as they
would bs anywhere else in the United
States. Asa general thing. the negroes
are q1iet, we'll disposed nuh well be
haved. Indecl. might say they nre
universally 40. except whau they are
ilstig .ted by bad white m,n. who seek
t6 sesnfa pfflce by appealing to their
prejndibes Andipaaming their passions.
In. aahas inst tald dSsS tGeY have .soafar
mislsd, t1shAgi SAk asa6 lead them to
~ Z ss n''u'
- VIZ "'t'ps!s y A'iouoe uno
hsna ra.n,.aa - ~,':.A M si'"e "n"eS'
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS. :
II. Il 5. Beard-Auction Sale.
d. Epstin-Notice.
Meeting Board If Trade.
Meeting RichIand Lodge.

HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 1.-Rer.
dric House-J L Robertson, D i Nc
CuiIongh, Abbeville; J W White, Miss
Lizzie White, Chester; w 81 Jones, w
j Young, Sumter; J F Probst, New
berry; j p Ligon, City; g A Mont
gomery. RichIand; NJ J Shaver. Ian
caster; w NJ Crook sha *, Atlanta.
Cclumbin Hotel-H D SILVER. s r
Smith. Mo, L l. Lnnn, UP Gnrdner,
n q; Il N Walker. Spartanburg; j w
Aloseley. Laurens; d B McL4urin. A
McColl. Jr. E H Fischer. A H
Fischer, Mrs Q Bonrue, L D Wag-
ner. j w O'Brien, T s Ciarkson,
Charleston; S A Gilbert, VIC Ken
nedy aud two daughters and niece, Mise
Mcknin. Sumter; r 81 Castelton, La;
J $ Green, City; L jacobs. Kingstree,
> W Fouche, Ninety-Si1; W Sprinkle,
NC.
Some allusion has been lately made
to GOODNESS alleged to be sprlpging
mp between tho Emperors of Russia
and Germany, connected with Spanish
affairs. The refusal of Russia to uccede
to the proposals Of Germany and other
European nations for recognizing the
Spanish Republic has already been
commented on. The Russian Emperor
has now gone far beyond this in writ
ing cordial and sympathetic letter to
Don Carlos. This letter may have po-
llucal Significance, and it is likely to
lncrease the GOODNESS between the two
Emperors.
The following incident is related of
the recent fire at Fall River: It is said
that little fellow, scarcely dozen
years old, jumped from one Of the
upper windows to the ground. and
when the spectators rushed forward to
pickup the mangled body, they were
astopiahed to see him spring to his
teets apparently uninjured, and start
on.arun for his home. Bursting into
the. house in breuthless haste, he
shouted to his mother: "The mill is all
Oh fire!" and then suddenly dropped to
the floor lifeless, the fearful sixty-foo
jump having resulted in fatal internal
injuries, which the excitement of the
moment prevented his feeling.
A handsome young gentleman
walked into the Adams Express Office,
thesethef day, and desired to express
q paHEAed 81 letters to lady. to whom
be Desired to return them. "What
;af9 they '&orth7" asked the clerk, who,
|iGfMakifg out his account, desired to
|kH5x what was the risk. The young
|Hehtleman hesitated moment, then
|GieariDg hia throat from q huskiness.
Replied: "Well, I can't say exactly,
but few weeks ago, I thought they
were worth about 8A0O, ,000."
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AFRIcANA.AWe can vouuh for the
'ttc.hYEidass or the foll0wffy ibGfda6Tg

AfRloANA!-We can vouch for the
,trc.hYisif sifiess.of the following iholde6f.
as We hayeit from member OF the
Good TemPlars, aud who is also con-
nscsdiFitIa Nfis olub--and not given
to {Dria,ns: A1ady of our city recently
,fuu1d her little daughter playing in
theigardep, exposed to the rays of the
sum-, She quickly called. to her to
rotnru to tho honse, remarkiug that
she would SION be burnt 'as black as
Uncle Jake. (au old colored man on the
promises) The child forcibly replied
"!la, what country did Uncle Jake
live in when he was white man?"
Il NARROW ESCAPE -TRe basement
of. The rosi,leice Of Mr.. Bartlett, resid.
ing on Washington street, between
Gates mud Assembly. was entered few
nights siuca aud tho entire contcnts re-
moved. 1t appears that the thieves
deliberately built II fire in the room, in
Order to have light to accomplish their.
hciarious purpose. II Is surprising
tnat contls grution did not ensue.
W: would suggest that our police
should keep a sharp look. out for these
naruuuerH.
Bret Hsrte il said to be constantly
hard up. Such, however, is genius
Exchange
IL being hard up constitutes genius,
we have some spells of remarkable
brlliiancy. .nil.cuukee Sentinel"
We are rather inclined to doubt the
ab"vs sentiment Oar pocket-book is
as q 1t AS though it were ON exhibition
in show.clse. und ye. our genius has
not been such us to convince any one
that We possessed it.
II frequently happens in every
household that paint is to be removed.
or old putty taken from the window
sash. The Harness and Carriage Jour
nal gives the following receipt for ac-
complaining this without injury to the
wool work: Mix equal parts of good
soap, potash aud Sucked lime; add SUI
hcieht water to form paste; apply
| his with !, brush, aud let it stand some
thrcs or four hours, and your putty or
palrt VIII be softened, 30 that it cun be
easily removed with blunt cbisel."
'i,iL ,HEANGEii EXITS. s.--SurEherL
'nHN opens G.3G 4. NJ, ; p. NJ. closes
II 4. 81. 8 p. Il. Charleston open. S
\. IL, 81 i. VI. sloses 8 A. NJ. ..GP.
II. Western opens + A. NJ, P.
NJ. closes 6, 1.30 P. M. Greenville
opens 40 2. NJ: closes 6 {. ri. Will
mington opens 4 P. NJ; closes 10. 80
A. NJ. On 3undayoren from 9. 80 20
so z. NJ. 40
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
II. Il 5. Bear.l-Auction Sale.
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10000 n1.jorIty and stlll AFRAID,

|, Robert B. Elliott. sigH:ag himstlt
President Of the. Executive Committee
Of the Union Republican. pafty OF
South Carolina.announeeselectionee
ing neetiags.tpS GA held iIforty places,
lasting Though tue wholsof tho month
OF Ootobsr. ii addition 70 those already
heId,- nakibs Iofty.ave in ALL Tue
politicsi bellows will DO kept noisy and
active, by thirty.fise orators. honora.
bles. ttq,ires, doctors, general. and
'coloneis-twenty five white and ten
colored. This denotes furious ao-
tivity for party that boasts 10000
majority, dead sure. Bat tho Hon. r.
3. r. is not cDnicus tn looking after
big own flock. lie also has an ego on
the Independent Republicans, lest per
chance they should grow into any Goa
siderable number. f.lat is ii ching
which he would not like, and accor,l-
ingly he las sought to prevent it by
special directions sent out from the
same headquarters whence have is
sued the reguInr orders FOR The cam,
paign. A printed circular has been
forwarded to his allies, directing them
how to behave towards the InIapenl-
ent Republicans. Thew must witch
and thwart them; they must control
them and vote them down, and be sure
to report to "thcse headquarters" all
information tonohing the ''said boiter's
organiza zation." Hear this pre:ioas Il.
B. E., as he addresses his heuchmon:
81. Be diligent in closely watchiug
every movement on the part of tlIs So
called independents. with the vices to
thwart their designs against the unity
of our party.
''2 At the primary meetings that
may be called, for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to said Convention, you
will please cause our friends to Assem-
BILE, in full force, to control the action
Of such meetings. aud vote down any
and all propositions looking to partieI
patton IN said Bolter's Convention.
%. Send to these headquarters all
Information you may learn concerning
said bolter's organization" 10, &c.
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We are ga,i 10 nail the improving
spirit OF advertising ut home and
abroad. Nothing tolls so we'll abroad
fur town as the spirit manifesto 4
through the advertising columns Of it's
local pupcr.
Now is the time when tho irrespcn-
slble urchin glueth the honse fiy's
wings together anu walketh him
against time around tho nose OF his
sleeping grandfather
Ladies don't know whether they
like smoking or not. With special
favorites they like it; with general
fuvorites they don't dislike it; and
with no iuvorites they dctcst it.
New collars and cuffs, for travelling,
consist Of finely nuted ruilla of per-
Gale with hair lines OF purple, brown
or dark blue.
Charmer Rice, sentenced March
term, 1874, at Union Court House, to
five years Imprisonment in the Pcni-
tentiury, for the crime of manslaugh-
ter, has recently been parloned by
the Governor. -"
1t is now cold enough in tho even.
inss for fire to feel comfortable as
well rs look pleasant.
Mr.. Lever had tho cush taken out Of
his drawer on Saturday last. whilst his
son was supplying the article ordered
by the thief.
To make boys trowsers las:+-
When you make suit of. clothes. iol
him. finish the coat first, and by@Sa
doing you make the trousert dasts
This is the only way it can be done.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08


wider than eternity, whose bounds it
overleaps, no power Oh earth can be
compared to it, Yet those live who
sneer az it, and who sec only practical
utility in some of its phases, refusing
to recognize its elevating character
istics. 0, blind guides! are not the
nobler, purer attributes most God
like? and is not love the most power
ful incentive to develop these attri-
butes? For loving, we crave return
of the regard, and as the purest quail
ties are those best calculated to inspire
the emotion, naturally we seek to cul-
tivate them. Without love there
could be no Heaven; for Heaven could
not exist without goodness, nor this
without love as a motive. Then the
world would sink from its present sub
lime height, back into the depths of
misery and degradation, lower than
the very brutes of the field. But this
must not-aUW not be; instead, we
shall advance in wisdom and nobility,
until little lower than the angels.
And all this will God work by the
union in purpose of Mind, Soul and
Heart
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08
NDAY R r. n DI N @.
he LlyETH LONG WHO LlVETH WELL.

lie liveth long who liyeth well,
All other life is short and vain;
He liveth longest who can tell
Ofliving most for heavenly gain.
lie liveth long WHO livcth well
All else is being flung away;
He liveth longest who can tell
Oftrue things truly done each day.
Waste not thy being; back to Him
Who freely gave il, freely give;
Else is that being but n dream,
'Tis not to be, and not to live.
Be wise. aud use thy wisdom well;
Who wisdom speaks must live it too;
lie is the wiSeSt who can tell
How first he lived, then spoke the true.
Be what thou seemcst; live thy creed;
Hold up to earth the torch divine;
Re what thou prayest to be made;
Let the great Masters step be thine.
Fill up each honr with what Will last
Buy up the moments as they go;
The life above when this is past, ..-1..
Is the ripe fruit of life below.
Sow truth, if thou the truth wouldst reap;
Who soWs The false shall reap the vain;
Erect and sound to conscience keep;
From hollow words and deeds refrain,
Sow love and taste It's fruitagc pure,
SOW peace and reap It's harvest bright;
Sow Sunbcan1S on the rock and moor,
And find II harvest home of light.
-H0ratius H0ndT.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08
scl,aious Services To-Day.

The regular services of the Presby-
terian Church will be held at Good
Templar's Hall ut i A. NJ, conducted
by the pastor, Rev. A. +. White LII.
d. The Sabbath School and Bible
Glass will meet at 1915 p. NJ. rrH
J.-C. Zahn, pastor, will preach in
German at the First German Church,
Spring street, between Fourth and
Temple streets this morning at l0:30
and this evening at 1880. All Germans
are invited
Rev. Gustav Borchard will preach
at the Congregational Church, New
High street, this evening at y o'clock.
All are invited.
The Hebrew and religious school of
the congregation B'nai Birth will re-
open in the basement of the Syna-
gogue, at 10 A. NJ.
Rev. ID. 7. Packard, pastor, will
preach to-day at the Congregational
Church, New High street. Services
at IL A. NJ. and71 p. NJ.
The Rev. w. III. Hill will preach in
the Anthanasius Episcopal Church,
corner of Temple and New High
streets, at ii A. M. and 7P. NJ. The
Holy Communion will be admins
tered at the close of the morning SER
vice, and the Sunday School meets at
l21. Subject of the evening lecture:
"The Viper on the Hand" Seats
free, and all are cordially invited.
Professor G.. w, Linton, of Louis
vile, will preach at the Court House.
Subject: "Basis of Christian Union"
Services at 10:45 A. NJ. All are COR
daily invited. f.,~. --,.e-.
Rev. A. M. Campbell, of the NJ. e.
Church South, having been returned
to the Los. Angeles station, will
''Christian Hand-shakingn .IHt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08
POSTAL CHANGES.

The following postal changes went into OPP
erntion July LIST, 1874: All publications are
z Sc of postage to subscribers in the county in
lhich they are published. Books and pack
EeS of merchandise tp the weight of four
Funds, can bc sent by mail at the rate of one
Eht for every two ounces or fraction over.
He'd packages may be entirely enclosed.
pme portion of sealed packages mast be
Ipened for inspection.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08

MooRE's Restaurant, on COMMERCIAL street,
is the proper place TO go FOR a good meal, with
a good cup of coffee or tea to drink With II =
'rhcre is probably no restaurant on the Pacific
coast where SO many Ofthe subStantials and
so many of the luXuries may be had for %
cents. Don't forget the place-Moor's Restau-
rant Commercial street. Private eating
rooms have been neatly Gtted up for the ac-
commodation OF ladies. C foetl7-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08
Now Goods. New Goods! Marxsen

New Goods! New Goods! MarXsen
Bros of the new variety store, corner of Main
and Third streets, keep constantly ON hand
/, large variety of Dry goods, Clothing, Gents
underwear, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, etc.
A large supply Of new goods justleceived and
sold at reasonable rates. All goods are of the
best quality; no auction goods. sold by US
We respectfully solicit tho public TO examine
our goods and nudge for themselves Goods
delivered to any part of the city free ofchargc
LnciIltf ~ ?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08

Isaac Norton & Co., corner of Main
and Requena streets, are now selling
out their Spring and Summer stock at
reduced prices. Ifyou want to save
money give them q call. u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08

PHGN4N Insurance Company Hart
ford. Connecticut; Home lnsu1pce Company,
New York; North british q Mercantile In
surance 90, London and Edihbufg, Com
bined Assets, a3O,Jo0,O0G. gold.
4 OH H, JOHNSON,
- r5t-l 52 Temple Block,
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08
Special Notices.

EowLING ALLEY and Billiard Saloon, in
the basement of the U. S. Hotel building,
formerly occupied by the Cucamor ga Wine
Depot " saloon with n first class stock of
Wines, Liqu rs, Cigars, ETC., etc and the best
accommodation for customers. No charge
will be made to patrons for the use of Billiard
tabicsnnd Alley. a lunch will be served In
the evening" KRUMDICK 4 MELCHERT,
novGf s Proprietors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08
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Peter I.utlney, Main street, second door from
corner Of Court street, has u splendid assort-
ment ofGroceries. Provisions, Wines, Liquors
Cigars, Tobacco, etc, which he offers at the
lowest market prices. All goods OF the best
quality. Orders delivered free OF charge.
taaFsr ENtHFG 8 a. gseD27tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08

Our stock of fancy goods unexcelled,
and at prices so low as to defy compe-
tition. Come and see them at the
Identical," SO Main street, Perry &
Riley Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08

A. S. Mcdonald, 104 Main street,
opposite Court House, has just re-
ceived u large assortment of rubber
boots, AL sorts and sizes Call at
once and have your choice.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08

Agency Imperial of London and
Queen of liverpool; capital, Sl801O,OU0. North
ern of London, capital, s!5,000,0Oo; and Hart
ford OF Hartford capital, s3,OOO,OOO. Office
Room No. uowney Block. u.l. .fe
JOHN CARLIN, Agent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08

five spools of Coats thread for 25 cts.
Four papers American pins for 70 cts.
Four, pieces Worstead braid for % cts. .f.
At the BAZAAS, corner of Main and teque-