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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Hy virtue Of a writ Of vsnd. Ex. issued out
Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Snyder county
sale at the courthouse, In Md lleburg. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY l2h, 1850.
A. ~ O'Clock q. M the following Real Estate, TO
wit. 4 certain Tract oi Land situate In Cen.
tire twp, snyder county, Pa, bounded and lie.
scrtbe1 as follows, to wit last by land OF
Henry krstter. south by land oi John liacken.
berg West BY land OF Jacob Gethart, North by
land Of Frederick Gerhart, containing FIFTY.
tlpHr ACRES. more or less. whereon are
erected Two story House, Bank Barn, and
other outbuidings.
se,zed taken into execution and to he sold as
the property of Jacob Coleman. n.
ID. EIsENHART,
iapl2'T6 Sheriff.
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Public Notice.

DCBIlC notice lS hereby gwen 10
l. ail whom It may concern That, Moses
Specht of Beaver township, Snyder county, has
nitd ii . application iu the Office ofth~ Secretary
os Intrrua, Affair, for ~Rrraut for fi'ty Acres
.Ii,ifuproved vacant lind, situate in Beaver tosI.
shin, Snyder county, adjoining land warranted
in lie name OF Martin wilmington on the East.
land warranted In the nbmc ot John Dtwait On
the south, land vsrrautcd IN the tam, of Chris.
truy Lsyyeubcrg on tie West. land warranted IN
the name Of Esther Green on the North.
Jan, 10, 20
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser, having been permanently cur
ed of that dread disease, Consumption 10y n sim
pie remedy Is nnN Gus tn make known 10 his fel
'ov sufferers the means Of cure. To all Who Il e.
Ire II, he viii send copy of the prescription
used. t'-ee of chargel, with the directions for
pip 20 and using the same which they will
nrd I.,ur1 Cure for CONSUMPTION. Asthma, Bro.
rht' Q S' Parties wishing the prescription will
ple.s- aldress Rv.EA. VIII NpN,
lvl Penn s., ,''williansburgh, New York.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

AfENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
AScrvous Debility, Premature Decay, aud al
lie effects Of youthful indiscretion will, for the
sake of humanity, send free tn all who need it, til,
recipe aud direction for making the simple rem
rdy hy Witch he was cured. Sufferers wishing
20 lroht by the advertisers experience can do 81
yb addressing In fur -r',hd"nct,
.IoHS IS. OG DEN, AZ Cedar 1T New York
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A COLLECTION was taken mp Mt the
last meeting held by Moody and
Sankey in Philadelphia, for the benz
eft of the Young Mems Christian
Association. The collection amount
ed TO over che hundred thousand
dollara
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The House Judiciary Com,

THx House Judiciary Committee
have unanimously agreed to report
u resolution recommending the limi
tation Of the Presidential Office to
one term The sooner constitu.
tional amendment to this effect is
adopted, the better for the entire
.,,n,y,.,.
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TuE Democratic State Convention
will bo held Mt Lancaster on the 22d
Of March. There arc no State can,
didates to nominate. Delegates to
the National Convention will then be
nominated.
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lan.i2'T6


n OIICC.
NOTICE is hereby given that Jacob
~ Gross. committee Of the person aud
Estate Of Moses Midlleswarih. has hled
his final account in the Prothonotary $
office, ut Middleburg, and that the same
will be presented for confirmation at Feb
runry Term Of the Common Pleas Court in
and for Snyder County Of which all per.
sons interested will take notice.
J. GROUSE,
Jan. 90, 20. Proth'y
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A cARRruE measurment of the dis
tance has demonstrated the fact that
tho visitor to tho Centennial, who
would see everything ON exhibition
in the buildings must walk eighty
four and five. eighth miles.
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HoS Hester Clymcr, of this State.
has been chosen Chairman Of the
Democratic National Campaign Com.
mitttee, with headquarters at Wash
inptoD,
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DEGlSTER'S NOTICE.-Notic,

DEGlSTER'S NOTICE.-Notice
III Is hereby given TO all conserncd. that the
following named persons have hleh their sc-
counts In the Registers Otfce at Middleburg,
SUI der county, and that the said accounts Will
be presented tor confirm ition and allowance at
the Orphans Court to be held at Middleourg
for the County OF Snyder, on the ith Monday
OF February next being the :sth day OF said
month VII:
l. The second and hnai sccount Of +, Z. Wal
ter Admr. Of the Estate OF John =. waite, decd.
The account OF Julia Malnes administra'
trlx OF the Estate of Daniel Maincs. decd,
q. The account OF Daniel Eisenhart Admr. OF
tho Estate OF Isabella Tbarp, decd.
a. First ami hnai account of Nathaniel peob.
ief and Zachariah peober Executors Of the Es'
tate Of John Deobler, deed.
| a Statement Of a.. W. showers and II. +.
Long Admrs, OF the Esta'e OF barbara ssmpsel,
decd,
O, Tho account OF william Shook decd. who
was Guardiun OF Oliver sainpsel one OF tho mi.
nor children OF George Sampsei AS lied by
Reuben snook aud Henry Shook Executors OF
| T. Tho account Of William Shook decd. who
was Guardian of Caroline Sampsel minol
chill OF 0eorge Sampsel decd. us hiei by Reu
ben snook aud Henry snook Executors OF VII
4, The account Of william Shook decd
who was Guardian Of John Ssmpsel n mi
nor child Of George Sampsel decd as flee
i by Reuben Shook and Henry Shook, tx
ecutors of the Estate OF Wm. Shook decd.
o. The account of VIM. Shook dec''
; who was Guardian of Catharine Il. Samp
sci Minor child Of George Sampssl dec''
ss filed by Henry Snook & Reuben Shook
Executors Of the estate Of VIM. Sno'l
decd.
. 10, The account of David sholy adm
{ Of the estate Of Simon Sbolly decd.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-02-03

Adrow 9. Huston, an old printer,
died recently in Northumberland
lie taught Hon. Simon Cameron to
set type.
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Jacob Gaug'er
VS..
Catharine Gaug!er.
In the Court Of
Common Pleas oil
/. Snyder County
No. 38 Dec 7.
1874.

10 Cdthdrine Gdug'cr. Respondent
MADAM :
UOu are hereby notihed that the undersigned
y Commissioner appointed by the cour, ainre
said. to take testimony In the above entitled
cause. will meet At the Office oi J. J.. ttonnii'
le-, ESQ In tho Borough OF Miiilchntg, on
WEDNESDAY. the 9TH day OF ffBkt Any /,
next between ~ O'Clock and O'Clock y. VI. Of
1T day for the purrosc Of dischare Ing sthe du'
ties OF his appointment when anu ~here you
NAV attend as you think Ur, per.
Given under my hand At Middleburg, this 9th
day Of January, A. II. is .. -
THOMAS J. SMITH,
Commissioner.
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TUE Democratic National Com.
,nittee will meet i'll Washington on
the 23d Of February. to select n time
aud place for holding the Presiden-
tial Convention.
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Caution.
NOTICE is hereby given that the

NJ u INI To TIVTNUN EF'VF' 0r''fe e"S
l. Y following named articles have been Iurchas.
eh at SheriG's Sale, aud left in the possesson OF
Michael Blouch during hls pleasure. All persons
ere uutioncd not to Interfere or mrddle with the
same, yil:l Black Mare, sorrel Mare. Gray
Colt, Bay Colt, Cow, iiaifer. 2c,lves, shoats,
| SOW, Spring Wagon, l'uggies, Plow, Harrow,
Bupgy Iiarue. Lot OF Corn IN the field, Lot OF
Putat0cs. Cook stove aud c1ntents, Set Of Chairs,
Lot OF wheat In Ground, Lot OF Clover Seed, 4
Hogs, Iron Kettle Grind stone, Double Trees,
/ nonhle and single tree, . Acres grain in Groand.
Jan. o, 1901 IL. j, HITTER
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J. GROUSE. Editor s Proprietor.

TnE Ohio Republican State Con-
vention will meet in Columbus on
March 20.
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NOT

NOTICE is hereby given that
4 ' tcorge ". Keller. committee Of the person
and Fstatc ni WillItm y. Keller, has hlcd his
account In the Prothonotary's othco, at Mid.
ilehurg. and that the same will he presented
Tor confirmation at February Term OF the Com.
mon Pleas Court In and for Snyder County OF
which ,ll persons Interested will take Notice.
iap2T J. GROUSE, Proth'y.
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& CAUTION.
NOTICE is hereby given that the

~ following articles have been purchased BY
tbe updersicned, at Cspstable's Sale and left Ia
lie possession Of y. y. otsoup. during his pi~ss-
ure. Ally are csutioned not 70 intsrfers or
meddle v in tho same, viz: Entire ct Of Shoe
T.bie. lot OF Potstoes, Meat stand with coptsuts.
Meat stand wth Beef nslstssd spd Rssldivs.
can Q { Lard, CLOCK. lew waeh. n:assee Csa-
Ii, Of corn Fodder, Nay xsts, nnsuy, asssl
Siovs aud ptpes Saddle. 7 81 here Oar. QcSe
sloys And pirs. esr,s vinegs', ssee, utt:
sssisi.sss, eSs S.sssisa x Ssss; s;csa = s!ss -
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PUBLIC SALE

TINE undersigned Administrators of the
Il estate Of Elias Keck, will offer at Public
Sale At his late residence, in Midjlecreek
twp. near Smiihgrove. on
Thursday. Feb. 10. 1875.
The following Valuable Personal Property,
to wit TWO HORSES, ONE COW. mum
her Of SH0ATS, Horse Gears. Wagons,
Threshing Machine, Grain Dyill, Wagon
Beds, Hay Ladders, Hay Raee. Flows.
REAPER. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Cook
and other Stoves with p ipe Sc. Tables.
Stands. and other household furniture and
farming implements too tedious TO mention.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock n. m OF
snid day. when due attendance will be
| given and terms Of sale made known by
ELI KELLER,
Jan. IL, 20. Administrator.
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Caution.
Caution.

.4EE Caution.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN following articles brye been purchased by
the undersigned, at Shsrin's sale aud lett Ia the
possession OF Michael Blonch. during his pleas
uie All peraons arr cautioned not to interfere
or NEEDLE with the sane, viz: bay Mares. .
Cows, hors eW aRon, Lot Of Horse Gears, Lot
Of Oats, Lot Of Wheat, Hay Ladders, Hay hsks,
"'S'A D s DAVID MoyER.
Jan. o, It1s,
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kssiunee account.

NOTICE is hereby given that II.
~ ~. Nipple Assignee OF Levi lIou,2, has
hlcd his account in the rrothOnotary's Office ~
Middiebury, and that the samc " III be present
J. GROUSE,
Jan. 1870. Prothy
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-12
DeIayln The Tost Office.

Three large mails arrived at the
Post office last night-the first at Z
o'clock and the latest at 10:15-and no
effort was made to distribute the mat
ter until this morning. We think this
delay was inexcusable on the part of
the Postmaster, especially as people
are generally so anxious to get their
delayed letters and papers. To-day
there will be rush and jam at the
Post-office, and probably 70 delivery
can be made before noon, II, indeed,
at that time. Meanwhile, there will
be hundred people or more lwaiting
around the premises and reviling I'm
Gle Sam and the powers that be. We
offer these remarks in the kindest
feeling to Mr.. Bent, the Postmaster,
knowing that he is always willing to
exert himself to the utmost in the In
terests of the public. Had he appre-
ciated the emergency as fully as we
do, we feel confident that he would
have had o force at work on extra
time last night, preparing the mail
matter for delivery at an early hour
this morning. There may be ample
excuse for the delay, however, and we
hold our columns open for such excuse
if there be any, and we are willing to
make full reparation IL We have been
guilty of an injustice to Mr.. Bent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-12
Walk and Talk.

At the Pico House banquet held the
Sunday after Christmas last, walk
ing match was made up between q
brother quill Of this city and gentle
man from Santa Monica. The wager
was laid for walk from Los Angeles
to Santa Monica, to take place the fol-
lowing Sunday, the one who got
through first and in best condition to
be the winning man. At the time ap-
pointed the Santa Monica party pre-
sented himself, ready for action, but
the pedestrian editor had pressing
engagement and couldn't walk that
day. Then another time was fixed,
when the aforesaid p. E. was to report
at Santa Monica and the two would
reverse the walk as originally planned,
but this engagement also went by de-
fault and no editor reported. Now for
the credit of Los Angeles and the pro-
fession we must protest against such u
back. out on the part of our champion.
We are confident of his ability to out
Weston Weston in fair heel and toe
contest, and we want to see this match
come off and the Santa Monica man
beaten. Won't our solid man come
up to the scratch?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-12
Passengers Coming.

The steamer Mohongo which left San
Francisco at.9 A. NJ. yesterday for San
Pedro, brings the following passen-
gers t: J Shall, Mrs G ] Miller, Miss e F
Smith, L MonheImer and wife, w HI
Mintzer, ] r Brown, Al Casey, 8 J
Welch, r Falloce, r Shaw, r G Nc
Pherson and family, G G Higgins and
wife. b INITIAL, r Bum, Mrs Baldwin,
Miss E Tornbek, Mrs ] Sheliesender,
Rev Mr. Blakeslee, CP Fegord, H L
Kendrick, wife and child, A McPhee
and wife, Mrs A r Curry, J Fralen,
Capt Forney, II A Smith, p E KiDs-
ley, w HI Toler, Mrs Roschild, Penn
berthy, Prisk, w Candy; F Herman
dez, j Dartigues, w Morris, A Jorega,
CO Davis, J M Haggett and wife, +
w Ludevoie.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-12
The mails.

The herculean efforts of Col. Hewitt
and his corps of teamsters to bring the
delayed mails down from the tunnel
were crowned with success yesterday
evening. A four-horse team arrived
at p. NJ. and another about o'clock,
the two bringing thirty-four sacks of
mail matter. Glance" the driver for
Osborne, who brought in the first mail,
started from Los Angeles at half past
thee in the afternoon and made eleven
miles and return i'm three hours and a
half, which must be counted good
time. He states that the wagon road
is very passable, but the railroad is
badly washed. The telegraph was all
right as far as he went. Six men had
brought the mail on their backs a
number of miles down to the point
where Lance found it. Another mail
arrived from the steamer at 1915 last
night. There will be letters for every
body to-day as soon as the clerks can
get them distributed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-12
The Bal Masque.

There will be carnival of merri-
ment at Turn-Verein Hall tonight.
The most thorough and extensive pre-
parations for the occasion have been
made, and it will doubtless prove the
finest affair of the kind ever seen in
Los Angeles. Four prizes will be
awarded, as follows:
One for best Lady Mask.
One for handsomest Lady Mask.
One for best Gentleman Mask.
One for handsomest Gentleman
Mask.
The best music has been engaged for
the OCCASION. Refreshments can be
had from 1O3 p. NJ. and during the
whole evening thereafter.
The following statement of particu-
lars is presented by the management:
Admission-For masks, gentlemen
with ladies, 50; spectators tickets, 81.
Reserved seats so cents extra.
All tickets can be procured at the
bookstore of Messrs. Levin & Co.,
Temple Block.
Particular care will be taken that
parties who have procured reserved
seats shall have no trouble in obtain
ing the same.
All masks will enter at the rear of
the hall.
Tickets for masks can be procured at
the stores of MarXsen Bros, G.. Brode,
J. Kuhrts, H. SCHNEIDER, and from
Mr.. Eckert at the u. S. Hotel.
SpactatOrs' tickets can he obtained
at all the principal stores, from the
members of the Turn-Verein, and in
the evening at the door.
Costumes can be procured at the
Turn-Verein hall from Monday, Feb
ruary 7th. till Saturday, February
18th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-12
Gleanings.

NJ. S. Hail, the railroad contractor,
is at the st. Charles.
Mr.. John M. Wells, of Prescott, is
at the st. Charles.
Mr.. E. Lucas, of Santa Monica, is
at the st. Charles.
Rev. Newman Lloyd, d. D.. Of San
Francisco, is at the Grand Central.
The Grand Central Wine Room will
be opened on February 22d.
The jumping match between Lucas
and Wesley takes place at Agricultu-
raj Park on Monday, at 2 p. NJ.
+. HI. Mccormick and Charles We'll
der, of the Central Pacific Railroad, ARE
at the Grand Central.
The late squall took off the roof Of
Mr.. Berry's barn at San Pasqual. 1t
was a squally time at San Pasqual.
The Masonic ladies of this city are
organizing chapter of the Eastern
Star to be called Acacia.
The great auction sale of semi-tropi-
cal fruit trees by Jones Il Noyes for
Mr.. Eberle will positively take place
on Monday morning next.
Mr.. George Cummings is about
building $4,000 residence on the
Mount Pleasant tract. 1t will be
built near the Lopez homestead.
Among the guests at the Grand
Central, is G. ID. Robinson, general
freight auditor of the Southern Pacific
Railroad, who is here on a visit with
his wife.
Under the head of care they
quacks?" the Nea0s Letter publishes
"HObbs -, Los Angeles" 1t is
evident that the NeaOs Letter man has
been here, but we protest against this
slanderous style.
Mrs. S. A. Shepard will deliver a
temperance lecture Sunday afternoon
at $3.50, in Good Templars' hall. She
comes here with high references as an
interesting speaker
DR.. Lucky has sent to the Board of
Education his resignation as Principal
of the High School and City School
Superintendent, the resignation to
take effect in May.
Mr.. Chapman, of the Santa Monica
hotel, who was in town yesterday, in
forms us that he is kept busy enter
tanning excursion parties from Los
Angeles. Crowds go down every day.
Mr.. Lankershim has had four thou
sand acres planted in wheat in the
San Fernando valley. Other parties
had about two thousand acres more in
the same section.
The great pigeon shooting match for
$500 a side, between Mr.. G. A. Loud,
of San Francisco, and Mr.. II. G. Wi
ley, of Los Angeles, which was to
have taken place at Santa Monica
next Sunday, has been postponed.
Due notice will be given of the new
day, when appointed. Meanwhile,
Mr.. Loud will shoot next Sunday at
Santa Monica, with number Of our
amateur sportsmen, and the excur-
sionists will be able to witness a fine
trial of skill.
Lieut.. Bergland will start his party
out towards the Colorado river next
Sunday. 1t will contain twelve per-
SONS besides himself, two of them en-
listed men. He will leave an Observ.
er in Los Angeles also. A six-mule
team with wagon, and six pack-mules
will carry the traps and supplies OF
the expedition. Lieut.. Bergland him.
self will leave few days after the ex-
pedition, and will probably return in
May. We wish him pleasant and
successful experience. We should
heartily like to see it demonstrated
that it is practicable to reclaim the
Colorado Desert by irrigation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-12
Board Of Supervisors.

This body has closed its labors and
adjourned until March 9Th.
Since our last report they have
transacted the following business:
The consideration of the road con-
Meeting Cahuenga road No. 2, with
the city limits was deferred until
March 7th.
Isaac Ernst was appointed consta-
BILE of Wilmington township, vice
LamOre resigned.
The Salary of the County Physician
was raised to ST 900 per annnm.
The delinquent tax list was ordered
published in the CrOnica at cost not
exceeding fifty dollars.
A resolution was adopted asking the
Legislature to authorize the County
Supervisors to select a site for hos
pital and poor farm, outside of the
city limits at cost not exceeding
$40, 900 in bonds.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-12
When he came home to supper his

When he came home to supper his
wife said: "George this is my uncle,
Mr.. Walker from Brooklyn. Mr..
Walker, will you ask the blessing"
Mr.. Walker asked the blessing.
George ate sparingly, seemed to be
uneasy, and finally muttered to him.
oelf: "He asks the blessing and he
came from Brooklyn. He may be q
minister" After that he didn't say
much, but just neglected his business
for three or four days, and remained
around home until Mr.. Walker was
gone.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-12
COURT REPORTS.

District Court....SEPULvEDA, j.
FRIDAY, February IL.
Thorn pson VS. Temple Il Workman-Con-
tinued until Monday at 10 A. M.
Messerve vs. Hillman-Argued and submit
ted.
Harper & Long and Jackson VS. Wilson
Motion to strike out statement denied. Coun-
sci for plaintiff given till Monday next TO file
amendments. the Court holding the right to
extend the time to hle amendments on ap-
peal.
Marshall VS. Beaudry-On trial.
Bulls VS. Prager-Five days to file state
ment and affidavits.
Teran VS. Gasseri-Leave granted TO file
amended answers; continued until Thursday,
18th.
County COurt...0M ELvENEY.J ].
FRIDAY, Feb. uary IL.
City VS. Coronel-Partially heard; contlnu-
ed until Tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-12
The Social.

We only had time to look in few
minutes upon the social at Col. Peel's
last night. The house was crowded
with as happy, smiling faces as we
ever saw. And why shouldn't they
be happy, with music, tableaux, par
lor games, anecdotes, social conversa-
tion, the table loaded with refresh
ments and hearts filled with charity
and good will to all men? We like a
religion which makes people cheerful.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-12

Attention, Smokers 33 per cent.
can be saved by buying fine cigars by
the box. have given up the retail
business and am able to sell cigars by
the box at San Francisco manufacture
ers prices. Come to see mel guar.
antGe satisfaction. Saloons and the
trade supplied at very low figures.
I. GOLDSMITH,
Is Main street, opp. PicO House.
Mr.. +. Parker. at the Photograph Parlors
Downey Block, takes pleasure in announcing
that Mr.. ID. p. Flanders is now connected
with the Gallery, and that this fact is suffi-
cient guarantee that in the future, as in the
past, nothing but first-class work will be
made. Cards, So per dozen; cabinets, So per
dozen. decl6-tf
Charles V. Hall & Co. have money to loan
on approved security in sums OF $500 to s25,-
900. Special attention given TO negotiations
of loans. Stocks and bonds of all kinds
bought and sold on commission. d28 I'm.
Send your children to Dorlan's Sc
lect school, on Spring street, in rear of
new church. Prices from $3.50 up
ward. >"
The finest valentines ever brought
to this city may be seen at Bonesteel
& Co.'s. Monday is the day. "
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-12

EISu Poultry, and all kinds of Wild Game,
] received twice each day. Having had
many years. experience In the business, and
ami the best facilities ut his market, he Is
prepared to furnish the public of Los Angeles
and adjacent towns with everything in the
line at low prices and short notice. Beneh-
cial to all! Attention, hotel and restaurant
keepers of FL Monte, Spadra, San Bernardno,
Colon, Anahem, and all other towns in this
vicinity! Send In your orders for Fresh Fish.
Fish can be furnished TO any OF the above
places In AZ hours time from the ocean, by
sending TO CAMERON, with definite orders.
All kinds of fish at the uniform rate of eight
cents per pound.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-12

Photograph ALBUMS at reduced rates TO make
room f0r new stock. Blank books at
Bonesteul's.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-12
NOTICE.

I HAVE this day sold to ELLIOTT & WARD
] my interest In the
MERCANTILE LAW AND COLLECTION
OFFICE
Heretofore conducted by Armstrong & John
ston, and cordially refer our patrons TO our
successors. -.
Januaryl3th, 1875.