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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15

Calling the above an answer TO
John Sherman's official statement is
enough to bring down upon it's au-
thor's head II shower of ridicule, but
the HERALD refraius. Ha SCOT !
G. W. l.. tells us that "greenbacks
were first issued to such public cred.
itors as had furnished the Govern
ment with labor. services and mum.
tions of war; and that "fun two
thousand millions (s2. 900, 600, OOO)
were issued tor these purposes p
We are to infer of course that these
50, 000, 900, 900 were issued before any
bonds were issued. Here, in as brief
space as possible we venture to give
table Of all the notes issued and
authorized to be issued by the Gov.
eminent: as '@ .%i'' A% ,a2q
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15
Therefore total value In 1875.

Ihereiore total value In lSTS......s... $lI 900
AT W hieh price we are ready to
sell out and be genuine Green back
er-same as we always have been.
The other portions of G.. Wills
"answer" are hardly worth atten-
ton. His talk about burning or mac
Grating greenbacks shows him not to
be informed on that subject. When
he gets down to where he throws mud
on McCulloch and Sherman he is in
the natural element of Greenbacker
and acts like an apt pupil and fit fol-
lower OF Pomeroy and Kearney. New
ertheless John Sherman is a true
man., faithful public servant, ex-
tremely Conscientious and is neither
knave nor fool, one of which every
misunderstanding we forbear. In
future articles we shall prove to the
satisfaction of all candid and capable
readers that G. w. L. is a co.worker
with stools OF usurers" and "workers
OF what may prove general ruin of
the people" We shall prove that
the movement originated with and is
fostered by the men who have been
always regarded as the unreliable
and corrupt men of both parties ;
that it is scheme that can only put
money inc the clutches of lawful
thieves and Wall street money gam.
blers and will rob all industrious men,
even debtors. a iecsa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15

Demand Notes. acts OF Ju. "a Ell e11-
u aud Aag. 5,isel seoo 10000 500. 900 900 90
Legal-tender Notes. acts
OF Feb. as. 1885,. July Ii, e 5n0gl uF III
1862 and March g. 600 O0c 90 AT 800 203 10
One and two year notes 'a3
of 1855, act OF March g. q ssagt lff ttn
ls63.bearing per cent.
Interest 100 600 900 90 oil 900 900 90
Compound interest notes. . B..
acts OF March 8, 1881
and June so, 1854. bear y Nt8 @30Tf
ing per cent interest 400 900 266 sos 440 90
Fractional currency, act
Of June IL, ls62 so 00e 00000 ~ To-, 600 81
These are official figures. They
are from the Congressional Records,
the acts of Congress and the books
of tho Treasurer's Office in Was ching
ton. There is no authority that can
be higher than these unless it be G..
WI. He seems to know Better
than John Sherman. Now let the
reader try to foot up 80 900, 100000
out of these tables. Ho will find
that all the notes issued by the Gov.
eminent amount only to 81, 033, $685.
303.37--only little moro than half
CT $4,000, 900, 900. And this amount
was never all ont at once.
The largest amount ever ont
at one time was in 1865. when the
amount was s694, 261, 1915. John
Sherman's official table for that year
gives the currency at 1888, 31s,6s5..
76, but the addition is made Of bank
currency. G. w. Il. and other read
ers will please note that only SAT-.
300, 203 are strictly "greenbacks."
The demand notes were presented
for payment so fast that in 1866 but
little more than quarter ofa mil
lion were out and the other notes.
except the fractional, bore and s
per cent. interest and hence were no
better for currency than the bonds
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15
village Of Wyalasing.
HOME POETRY.

F. s. KIDD, County Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15

How the Inter Ocean gets it's fig
ures we do not know. Perhaps in
some such way as we saw in an ar
ticle in that paper month ago. The
writer SAID like this: ,1Ad.88
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15
Grand total :. 81 SIS, si7 ,i9I ~

That writer took his figures from
q book entitled american Finance, !"
book gotten up by leaders in the
National Greenback party and there.
fore a recognized authority with
them. Tho trick ought to be de-
tected by any man who can road.
After the same manner it could be
made to appear that the currency
now outstanding amounts TO more
than twelve hundred billion dollars |!
By this process if tho Greenbackers,
who are SO anxious for an organ,
would back their green with the nec-
essary stats" they might give us a
good trade on the HERALD. For in
stance:
The HERALD Office worth in 1875. ,........ 81, 500
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15

Total -....... 81, 7lS, 25S, sos 50
"The amount of fractional currency outstanding at
he same dates were as folloWas
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15

arc. Merely for little emphasis we
will conclude this part OF our reply
to G. W. l.. by saying that any dis.
putation Of those figures is simply
foolshness.
G, w. l.. thinks the Inter Ocean
has refuted Shcrman's figures with
the figures in book called "Gold
and Debt" The Inter Ocean was
duped few years ago by some cum
ding Carey or Kelley and it has not
the moral courage to go back on it.
self. For it to quote the book aGold
and Debt" against Sherman's Official
figures shows weakness that both it
and G. w. l.. ought to be ashamed
Of 1t puts the circulating medium
tor that year at one billion, seven
hundred and two thousand, seven
hundred and twenty six dollars, does
it? Now let us see what the official
II m rna for that vraop aoxy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15

TowB S, Range 5--Btoomiagton
sex .............. .....3 J B Cooley ..........
Topn s, Ran. rs s--Eloomington
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15

Demand Notes, acts OF Ju.
~ II aud Aug. 5,ls6l..
Legal-tender Notes. acts
OF Feb. as. 1852. July II,
1852 and March 8, 1868
One and two year notes
of 1858, act OF March 3,
1853. bearing S per cent.
Interest ............. ......
Compound interest notes,
acts OF March 8, 1868,
and June so, 1854, bear
ing 8 per cent. interest
Fractional currency, act
Of June II, ls62 s......,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-15
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

Fennimore, Wis, Aug |, 1875. 2lm3
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
u. S. Internal Revenue.

NOTICE.-StRte of California, Count,
OF Los Angeles.-W hereas, the Los Ang :
les pistillins Company. OF Los Anxeies
California. have become charseaoie viii
and indebted 20 the United STATES Iol IN
ia ,es assessed against them, togethe
with penai ties ana interest. amoantths
In the agg egate 10 8 75U g6.l00 dollars n,
per assessment lists OF tebruaty, 1874,
and May, 1871, and schedule Of penait es
and interest," on file In my once: Nov,
therefore, by au .hority from Wlllt,m
Higby. ESQ, Collector First District 81
Co liiornis, 1 have levied u, on the distil.
Iesy, stills, vessels, fixtures ara tools
ther, In, tue tract of land wherein the
disiillery is located and any buildings
ther. OH of the Los ngeles ltstiliins
Company situated near ne easteriy end
o the covered bridge aci oss the i.os An
ge!es river, in the city Of Los Ang.l.s ghaa
more particularly as follows; On
the east bank VI the Los Angeles river
in The city AID county Of los Angeles.
state az Uaiifornia, commenc nx 81 a
| said Los Ange.es river and RUNNING
thence at right an sles southeily 10 fee.
| to post No Z; themes ~ right angles w
feet ives erly 10 post No. q; theuce al
right augl. southeIly ~ leet to post Ne.
| 4; thence at rignt angles ives .erly 81 Zee
Z, pu.t No. 8; thencs at right angles
noriheriy 2, iset to post No. 0: thence al
| Il hit angles easterly 30 ie Ell to post No. Z;
thence AZ right angles northerly l20 leet
"a post No. q; thence at Iigat angles
ca. ieriy IS ieet, u Joint OF D.ginning.
Aud at II O cioo< A.. N on Thursday, the
26th day of Dscem ber, 1875. IN mont Of
tue sheriff. ounce. la the o ~ OF Los An.
geles, l will selI the above drso,io,
property Of the les AnKeies Distilii In
Com pany at public auction. TO iho hign-
est bidder for cash, In satisf ,ctio.i of Sal
demand, b sides costs aud expenses ol
levy aud sale.
T. = HALL, Deputy Collector.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
LOCAL BRIEVfTIl-s,.

Sheriff Mitchell has returi cd
from S ~ Francisco.
Mr.. Richard Garvey has returned
from his trip to san Francisco.
There was niomentary unpleas-
antness ia police .irees yesterday.
Oh The Dast--the horrible dust!
Oh for the author of beautiful snow,
to write an epic on it.
Well, ole moro election is dis
passed of. What blessing it ia
that they only occur once in year
or so?
| The Sunday evening concert OF
the Fort street Methodist Church
was n thorough sucress from every
standpoint.
Those interested In weather sta
tistics will peruse with interest the
Signal Service report published
elsewhere.
1t is ono OF the positive facts that
fires occur very rarely In Los An
geles and that the insurance COM
panies are away ahead of us.
The Senator's list, published In
other columns, Is without the
names OF BerL's opera troupe. How.
ever. they may have embarked
late.
| The advertisement OF the Inter.
national Chop House appears in
our "New To- Day." The propri-
etors are enterprIslng caterers and
they open out In the spick, span
and new Sanguinetti Block.
Mr.. Mcdonnell. agent for the Ps
cifc Coast for the 9th edition of the
Entyclopedis BritaHica, and Other
yrles and may be found at tht
White House, Commercial aud
Los Angeles streets, for one week
The Ladies' Benevolent Society
will hold their secnnd annual meet
ing, for the election of officers anc
the transaction of other business,
at Good iemp'ars' Hall to-da,
ut Q o'clock p. NJ. All friends o
the Socle,y are invited to attend.
The San Pascual Literary Soci
ETY. Of Pasadena will open theil
new hall on Saturday evening
December 7, h, with "a free enter
lainment. The drama of "The
Last Loafn will bs presented
Further notice will be given before
the date Of the entertainment.
We direct attention to the new
treble column advertisement of tn,
Quincy Hall Clothing store. Ou
friend Harris is always up to stand
;. ard; and, in both the cut, piice aLS
quality of his goods, he Is non
pareil.
= A number of arrests OF persons
charged with buying votes wer'
made yesterday and they wer
Q carried before Judge Peel. Tha
!. magistrate, however, thought tina
: election day should he regarded N
= u dies non aud postponed a hearing
on all the charges until to-day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
NATURAL HI sTOaY.
In Snail Chunks for Small Pso2 2lo.

lDctrJit rroot lreg'.
ais this pig?"
YES, this is pig"
"a hog spits all over the floor OF
stree .car; he also wants the
amp clerk at the Po-toffice t
,ait on him nrst. Thtps the way
Fou can tell II hog from IA pig"
"Does a pig root with his feet2'
"No-he roots with his nose. A
,ig's nose is cailad snout. A
,neerful-m!nded pig will turn owe,
nore ground in search uf o &
mall potato than the average 10Y
you'd dig upin hunting for a golt
satch.n
"What gait does the pig take?''
"He likes AL open gait tile bes, u
"lsa pig as intelligent as dcgY'l
more SO about some things. A
log most always jumps ever a
ience, straining his muscles and
running the risk Of breaking his
back, while a pig dives under It aud
runs no risk. a pig can tell hil
# potatoes from "a hill OF cucun
pers, but a dog CART You lead a
log, but the pig will lead you."
"Cau ~ pig see 10 the niphn?'
"He can see ut night as well as
ny day. In driving him out of the
Garden, he Won't appear to see the
hole he come in at, but be does see
All the time"
"Why Is it that two pigs eating
sta tr ugh six feet long, Will still
crowd each other"
ave will answer that when you
explain why il Is that every one in
the crowd around fallen horse
wants to boss the job Of getting the
animal up.n
"Do pigs have eyebrows?"
"Yes, until old enough to root /;
then they wear 'em OFF against the
lenea- rails"
"Are these pigs of lead?"
'Yes; bat you can't Aud any one
who ever led n pig"
"What food DO they prefeI?"
"Weli, quail on toast is their
irst choice, but when they can't
get IL they vii take up with grass,
r"zen potatoes, m0iay corn or app
pile cores He never goes hungry
brcau-e the hired girl happens to
grind the pepper with the coffee.n
"Fhe cacAiing of geese, you said,
once saved Rome. Did the gruut-
ihg of pigs ever save auything?n
"Not that we know of, but y ri, q
heeis have often saved his bacon. y
"Do rigs even attack children2'
"Ouce in a great while. Ifa pig
had gone into politics aud got beat
en-, and tho other pigs were shaving
him around and calling him All
IDIOT. he might he tempted to bite
small boy who was stick ng kerr
nels OF corn on q cast-iron cob Ia
deceive HIM and break of his
eeth.n
Can pigs climber
eyes. Let four or five dogs ge,
after one small pig aud he'll climb
for all he's worth. He may not ge
up u tree. hut 1t will be because hs
hasn't time to stop.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
A CLEAN SWEEP.
Tie Work. gm,n Bold the Fort = Election
of or Tickst by an ovgwh In ng Ma.
iorlty.

The vote polled at the municipal
e ectinn yesterday Will not lack
over couple of hundred of being
u, large as that polIed at the lasi
g ection for Mayor, on Decemb,i
1 II, 1875, when Dir. McDougall was
. ect, d The total vote then was
2O27. The Worklngmen have mad,
u complete sweep this time, elect
Ing almost every man on theii
ticket, down even to the Council
men. At the time at which ",
write w. II. Workman Is Que ol
tile few Peoples candidates ole cteo
to the Council. though the Messrs
Vail aud Mcdonald, who were orig
luul Peoples nominees, aftetwarI,
endorsed by the Workingnen, ar,
elected in the Fifth ward. 1t Is tot
sarly to say what the result Will b.
- TO Counolnien in the Secon.
ward. 1t Is not expected that The
,puut In that ward will he FINISHED,
,-f"re four or five o'c'0ck tn
morning. Enough Is known of the
General Issue Of the election to jue
ify US in Announcing that NJ n
oberman has majority over hl,
upon mt. Is Cohu, uf from six g.
- eight hundred, and that ColOnp
God irey has a decisive majority foi
'ity Attorniy. The following ar,
uch returns as have reached Us
% the hour Of going to press. w,
dh,ll be obliged to defer
full and correct table Ill
,ur next issuu. We really pref
% take such u crushing defeat l.
,omeopathic doses, although ti'.
Genuine politician Is Always vii
ing to throw the tail in with the
lite:
FIRST WARD -Tobprman, 243;
'ohu. 1853; Go frey, 22O; Jul-a,
lo7; Lich lenherger, 2lU; Loud, 1853
\. J Hamilton, lBl; Sanchtz
I48; Cnrrilio, III; BiIderain
s59; Hamilton. l5l. Council
Vald's, 49,; Shaff-r. 1874
damiiton, 2l7; Meiuzer, 200; Mul
ally, III; Bonrhette, 1870; 100
ina,d OF Edunaliou-Smith, 2I3;
Whitney, 249; Kur'E, 20; Jane
1877; Wood worth, 100
THIRD WARD D-roberman, 357.
ohm, liz; Godfrey, so; Judsou,
l47; Llchtenbprger. 354; Lord. ll8
\. N. Hamilton, 220; BId-rrai'
,33; A. j. Ii 'milton, 233; Sanchez,
IL; Csrrillo, lat Couucil-Franri-
267; Buchanan, 2l6;C Broie. .204; E
K. Green, 1893; J. j. O'Nril, 15S;
l. Me-mtr, 80 Board If Elucn
Widnpy, 3l5; W. A. Smith
3I7; J. Kur li9; A. James, l44
w. Wood worth, H.
Il, URrH WAhD -Fohermsn. l49;
Cohn, "A Council-Beck, III; =
VI Perry, 1928; w. II. Workman,
100; George Gard, 90; Q ,inn, 70
FIFTH roherman, 1853
Cohn, 80, Gndfrey, l41; Judson, 30;
Hamilton, lo4; SanchtS. DO; Car
rillo, 48; LiclItenberg r., 1856; L,rd.
81; Hamilton, SO; Brld-rain. l03;
smith, 10; Widnev ISL; Jam ;,
Is; Woodwnrth, 81; Wi, 1856; M.
Donald, 1863; Lsw,or, 1888.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
Board Of Supervisors.

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Prrsent-sIessrs. Hannou, Pra.
ger, OFT, Morton aud Clark.
Minutes OF previous meeting
read and approved.
Ou motion of supervisor Prayer,
opening bids for Hospital supplies,
etc., was postponed until 10 A. N
To morrow.
Consideration of petition for
'huDge Of Centralia and Orange.
thorpe sch,Ol districts postponed
until January z, 1879
On motion Of Supervisor Norton
etittou to open u road through TIL,
Miguel ranch rejected, for the rea
on that said road Is not u public
Necessity, aud further that q. b.
Rawson having agreed with com
nittee, that Mr.. Thurston should
It all times have free egress and
ingr, 8, to and from his place, ovei
the Miguel ranch by the route now
rayeled.
On motion of Supervisor Morton,
the petition for Silverad0 road dis
rict, referred to Supervisor Ott.
On iu0tion of Supervisor PrageI
The CLERK was directed to procure "a
tuitable book 10 keep The amount
+ warrants issued on tile different
unds.
Adjou rned till 10 A. Ii. to-mor
row.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
p,.ba.a aCours.......-...sr STEPHENS
MONDAY. Deo. 2, 1878.

Probate Court.......-... .STEPHESS, j.
MONDAY. Dso. 2, 1873.
Guardianship of g p G. Fluhr,
a minor-Applicstio to have guar
dian accounl-Continued till Dee.
oh, at 10 A. NJ.
Estate of Taos. f. Fuller, de-
neutrality-suspicious. Of executors Ia
set aside homestead-Submltied on
briefs: ten days to file oral argu-
mant. Set for Dee. OH, AT 2 p. NJ
Edate OF g. de Cells. Hearing ul
citation continued till 10 A. NJ. to
morrow.
Estate of Moses Nathan, deceas.d d
Petition for letters of administra
ion continued till ~ A. NJ to.mor
row.
Estate Of Walter Drew, deceased
r. -tura OF real estate cpnflrmsd,
SET FOR TO-DAY (TUEsDAY).
!. Estate of Lander, deceased. Re-
turn Of sale of real estate.
Estate of Grucer, deceased--
Final account.
EIate of de Cells, deceased
Citation.
Estate Of Nathan, deceased Pc.
tition for letters of administration.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
Notice..

he Ladies' Oyster Rooms, Re-
ua street, near Main, opposite
Uuited States Hotel, are again
ened to the ladies and will be
Fried on In u strictly respectable
Eay, so that all ladies, with or
githout escorts, may feel at ease
|nd receive prompt and respectful
(ttention. oysters in every style,
|arimps, tea, coffee, etc., constantly
Ia hand. JOE BAYEa.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
Herald Steam Printing House

Tho facilities of the HERALD Steam
printing House for doing job work are mol
,urpassed in California outside OF Sal
francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted TO us will be executed with neat.
ness and dispatch at the lowest livlnA
ratea
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
Philad Iphla Brewery.

Beer has n Falstaillian effect, q.
Henry We'll, the brewer of the
Philadelphia Brewery, will testify
t.Sopd beer makes muscle and fat
Itnd all the regular patrons of th
Brewery are strong
nj healthy. 1t makes the sick
fvell and the healthy stronger;
bhysic Is unnecessary aud doctors
re played out, If you use the Phil
Edelphia beer. Leave orders at the
pre- very or send them by mail. De-
iverei free to any part of the city.
auv2l.tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03

Ak. T. MCDoNOUGH, late of 80
priLg strset, has just opened tht
ONE OF FASHION at No. IL, Fem
Pc street, where he Will bs pleased
b meet his old customers and the
|ubiic in general, to whom. as be-
pre, he guarantees he most sty iish
nd best lifting clothes 10 be had
l the CITY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03

Maria de Lns Angeles de Berry and ]
\ Berry, her Ia u abaud. 10 Teresa ValieE
ID Martines-Ail Interest in Rancho La
Pdenle; e6
uor-aX acres IN Hancho San 10 e: $50.
j b Holloway nd vary Hollostv 10
" d frsz -r-8ih acres In Los Nietos
rownship; $4,000.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
nct4tf

Joe Baysr, of Congress tall, has
klst received consignment OF
sooa lager beer. 1t is a su.
erb article and cannot be excelled
draught beer. Oysters,
irimps, hot and cold lunches of all
inds, constantly on hand. Give
i'm u call. Corner Main and Re-
uena streets, opposite the U. s..
Hotel. c9
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
COURT REPORTS.

County Cnurt;.............sT ..sThPAENs. j.
MONDAY, Dec. Q, 1878
Cohn va. Potts Motion by plain
tiff to relnstate appeal denied; six
days stay.
People VS.. John +. Moore-Arson
Sentenced to seven years In
States Prison.
People VS.. Geo. Thistleton-Libel
Motion to set aside verdict ar.
gued and submitted.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03

The Russian Electric Baths of R.
hughes and Wife are located at No.
10 Main street, opposite the Pico
House. Gentleman and la
les will be waited upon by persons
m their own sex. novl4tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
WAR DEPARTMENT-sIaNAL SERVICE
U. s. ARMY.

Department Of Reports for the Benefit Of
Commerce and Agriculttve.l
TABLE showing / ally aud Monthly Means o.
Baromete' and Thermometer, Monthly We
locity of Win &. AM Amount OF iainfall.
with the prevailing Direction of Wind. etc /,
for the month of Nov, lr78
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
FoR sALE-FoR RENT.
FOR. RENT

A large, nicely furnished room, . ve-
randall in front overlooking the bu
ness portion Of the city. Apply on the
premises. east side Buena Vista street,
third house from Temple. Also, uniui
nished rooms, suitable for housek eeping.
dl-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03

At Pearsou's Oriental saloon,
Downey Block, you can get bit
/ lie of exc.IIent champagne for 81,
ene WHISTLES, imported direct from
Kentucky, milk punches OF per-
|eotion which reflects unboundeu
bonor on their cnmpounders aud
capital Havana cigars, the latter foi
4 bit. s26.1m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03

Invalids WHO are suffering from
(hrnnic kidney ani liver diseases
Lheu n ,tism, dysp-p-ia, scrotula
nj all cutanrous Affections, shoui'
10 tn Fullou's Sulphur " ellis, 10
lated thirteen miles from L Is An
tples, on the Anahein railroad
fhis water is, beyond question
Hne. ocl8tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
No. l3O niil Street.

1 Nicely furnished rooms with frs
lass board, use of parlor aud piano
srst locality in the city. rern'
|essonahle. Mrs. j. NJ. Carey, No
.30 Hill street. oc12
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
WANTS-LOST-FOUND.
Wanted.

ALL KINDS OF FRUIT AND vEGE.
TABLES, at the works OF the HOME IN
DuSrRIAL AID AS soClA I'm, ON
Com m eroisl street. in any quantities. for
which The best price will lie paid. n6-1m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03

Go to McK-nzies inr PURE Old
RoURB AND RYE WHIsKIEs
FKENCH BAANDIEs, SCOTCH AND
IRISH MALT W HIoKIES oy Lae BoT
fLE OK GALLON. Goods delivered
L - uf Charge.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03

kXhe best aud cheapest clothing
A&furnlshiug gooiscan always be
Sll for cash at the Quincy Hall
/ sning store, Ducommun Block.
"a can dress stylishIy and with
Economy by buying your goods
here. oci31-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03

this circumstance, no doubt, which
saved The block and with 1t vast
O mount Of other property. Tn.
ctuse of the fire is to be rigidly in.
,estigated We understand.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03

Tae manufactures of the Home
Industrial AID Association are now
|or sale In all the stores In the city.
buy one can aid the cause by buy
Llg "a can. nU Ivy
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03

Cartridges aud ammunition ofall
linds at Sutheriand's gun store, 20
datu street. 1my5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
Horse and Wagon.

Wanted to rent, for three or four
mouths, quiet horse and small wagon
Address fuii particulars to Hox E, post'
pffice, san Gabriel. nio Nv
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
REMOv l..

4 Mr.. PAOLI PONZlO gives notice TO
n ~ friends and pntrons that he has re-
|noved HIS studio 20 the residence ossMr
II Coronel, on Alameda .tr.eL. All o.
Etors viii receive prompt attention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
NEW TODAY.
INTERNATIONAL
CHOP HoU9El

We have opened a restaurant unde,
The above name in The new SANGUl
N ETH HL'JuK, Main street. We shall
have a Il the delicacles of the season OF
hand. SBOper day and night.
G3-lm John SURUiCH q co.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03

Get your Old clothes cleaned anu
kvsd At No. 8 Also street. n7u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-03
TO LET.

Bv a strictly private family. two nne
rooms, elegantly furnished, singiy or ell
suite, on tho m ,st desirable residencr
street In the city, with convenient bath
room, supplied with hot and cold water
references given and required. Address
A., HERALD Office