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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-18
DEATH OF A GOOD MAN.

j. $. Mason, Jr. son of our gifted and
distinguished contemporary, Mai, j. s..
Mason, of the Polt Gibson Revelle, and
local editor of that paper, we regret to learn
died on Sunday night the 4th inst
The deceased was born on the 2nd day
of March, 184S, and all through his early
life displayed only the characteristics of nm
upright industrious, conscientious boy and
man of integrity, amiable, and truthful, and
useful and unselish in all his intercourse and
walk, whether public or private. In the
summer of 1864, when he had hardly reach
ed the age of lG years, he entered the Con-
federato army and remained there till the
close of the war.
We copy below the concluding para
graphs Of q sad, fearful tribute to his men,
ory-a tribute which is all the more touch>
ing and valuable because it is the outpour-
ing Of heart that feels the full tenderness
of every word, the heart of father upon
the death of a dearly beloved son. We
cannot insult the sanctity of this fathers
great grief by intruding upon it our shallow
but if knowledge of fra
.ernal and sympathetic tear can bring d
palm to the lacerated heart OF him who
ives to suffer, here it is:
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-18

The following il a letter from Miss
Neeker, daughter of Agent MoeAer, re~
Gently murdered 10y the Utes at White River
Agency
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-18
Bob TnscrsolIs Estimate of women.

RosE MEERER
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-18
Charming Mechanical Emotions,

SNAhSN "AAS ~ AOhs~
VALENTINE Vox.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26
Tho Purchase Of Alaska

may turn out not to be such a bad
speculation after all. The seal and
other fisheries are excellent, and there
is plenty OF timber and coal on the
mainland, but the population is not
there to take advantage of these natu.
raj sources of wealth. But we have
news that the first installment of Alas
ka Gold has reached the San Francis
co mint for coinage. The existence OF
placer gold in Alaska has been
known for years, and the traders
have occasionally obtained nuggets
from the Indians of the interior. Event
ually it may be found that in buying
this apparently almost worthless terri
tory we have made as good a bargain
as when we annexed California,
of whose value no one dreamed at the
time. Secretary Seward has often been
laughed at for his purchase of Alaska,
but his wisdom may be vindicated if it
turns cut that for several millions Of
dollars the United States has bagged
another gold-bearing field.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26
THE PERsEvERisa PULLET.

I" Cluek. eluck, cluck, " said the young spec
And she poked up her nest again and again
She stirred It hither,
She stirred 1t thither;
But the egg had gOne-she knew not whittier,
The nice white egg she yesterday laid
In the round, soft nest 80 skilliuily made.
Cluok, cluck, cluck, " she uttered, and then
And added another,
Just like the other,
In O few short days I'll be the mother
OF ten bright chicks, " she chirruped aside,.
And SIZE rustIed her feathers with motherly
pride.
But, alas while taking her frugal meal,
Some ruthless robber this egg did steal
She was angry then,
As o cross Old hen,
And bristIed her back up again and again
But happy thought came TO her mind
"l'll build another they cannot find.
So under burdock, broad and wide,
She laid another with iondest pride;
And now We'll see,
She said with glee,
" Who will take thi' pear,y egg from me. "
But hungry weasel came that day
And stole her darling egg away.
Did she give up trying2 Oh! no, not she;
But her nest was a perfect mystery;
She scam pered about,
And made a great rout,
But her snug little nest they couldn't lind
OUT
And one beautiful day Mrs. Pullet was seen
A strutting about with her brood on the
green.
l counted the yellow balls-eight, nine, ten;
And proud youna mother was she just then.
The neral Is plain:
lfyou would ottain
An object In view-be II riches or fame,
Or honcr, or iearning-whatever 1t be,
" Never give up (" and success you may see.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26
.prOuAL NOTICES.
-,-.-,- 1seacr wise Of Irsn

b z ankles Bitter Whno q ~
- IA the stomach. It improves ne
1e1 s,,s ~ and assists digestioni oxcites me
sppo,nh healthy action, expelling Gil tne
vel " tha + contamlnate the blood, col.
nuihoac ooaac,stions and offend the breath. y!
thc ~ liver to q healthy acu0n tno
lbtes uv the nerves imparting that gloW
|'ss NV lie that proceeds alone 'rom ps'''''
lth. ,nas In all walks Of life, TESTIFY 70 tne
nv of this excellent medicine IA cvr.os cvnons
w. W. arrangement OF the dlges'ive oLs"ns. n
ho .ho genuine. Sold only ~ =, oo..,es, ua ,.La ~
y, arS Is. ASK for L. +. Kunkers An" '"A'
bther. xUorms,
= Knnkel,s Worm Syrup never falls to
kroy PIN, Seat and etoMacn n "osme. atie., s has
~ can tell whether or not tne pa1,ui, ai,h hae
~ thousands are dying aaiiy Win
ns and do not know II. flts, spasms'
@ ,n, choking and suffocati0n, sailow COM
app' ipn circles around the eyes, s"eiilhe
vL nain in the stomach, restless a. nlght,
5;nu %, Of the teeth, picking at the nose
Sver itching at the seat. headacne,
hreath. the patien: grows pale ana thin,
s"d ,ns and irritation In the anus. All these
tnms and more, come from worms. +.
nuuei,s u Worm Syr Up never tails to re-
uun ,hsm Price 81 per bottle or six for 20.
rans ,ne Worms write and consult the Doc
iap epr nil others, buy oi your druggist the
crr,,n and If he has 1t not, send TO
q Krnkel. 25g N. Ninth Street, Phil.
phia Pa. Advice by mall, iiee; send
,ont stamp.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26
Rival in Raising Peache es /.

Mr.. VIM. H. Money, of Green Spring
commission merchant in New York
says that some of the peaches sent down
the Hudson river a week or two age
sold for "a per BASKET. Our farmers
are thus finding formidable rival fol
their late fruit, and should be admon.
ished, at least those planting out or.
chards, to keep to the early varieties
With 8 or 1900, 900 peach trees coming
into bearing up in Ulster county, New
York, and growing superior fruit, II
would look as if the chances for prof,
from this section was slim later thar
the ripening Of the Crawfords.- -
"Smyrna Times"
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26
PUBLIC SALES.
IL SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

forS' sale of a valuable farm in Bran.
Hundred.
ue Of the power given to us in the
panels Petitdemange, deceased, we
70 to sale at public auction, on Thurs.
second day OF October, A. ID. 1879, at
I. NJ, all that valuable farm, con-
(bout one hundred and five acres OF
ated In Brandywine Hundred. New
lnty, and State of Delaware, within
cs Of the city OF Wilmington, ON tie
lng from the Concord turnpike to
bounded by lands OF e. l. DUPONT,
T 4 Go. Abraham Husbands, Thos.
Benjamin Haley. Norris Wilson,
wilson and Hugh Stirling.
longs consist OF a stone dwelling
ne barn and suitable 0utbuildings.
naturally good and Is In high
luvation, and the land Is well wa
pere Is a good school in the neigh
nd also churches of all denomina-
near the property.
pm desiring to see the property may
ancls Petitdemange, nv the promi
as easy and made haon at time OF
POS. PETITlrEtfANGE,
FRANCIS PERFORMANCE,
Executors
imam d Son, Auc 800 6td 4tw
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26
ROWdyisIll.

For the Republican.
MEssRs EDlroRs Il would respect.
fully inform the public that the charge
of rowdyism in front Of cigar store on
Third street, between Market 4 King,
does not apply to my store.
Yours Truly, J. W. EDWARDS,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26
B LA N X EFT s !

We have now in store seven cases,
containing THREE HUNDRED and
FIFTY PAIRS of WHITE BLANK
ETS, which we purchased from the
manufacturers three months since,
and, Notwithstanding there has been
very great advance since then, we
have decided to give our custom era
the benefit of this timely purchase,
and will sell them at the same prices
rs last year.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26
Worms! /!
roR sALEOR RENT.
baSALE.

baSALE.
,so No. 1916 delaware Avenue, with all
goiern improvements.
nse No, 1909 Jefferson streets, with mod
improvements. . u,xh.h
Ninth. gas, bath, etc.
ssps ns Nos. 81 iiOo, ilsO, 1882, llai and liSo
" tyo-story brick houses, 0 rooms, fop'
eet between IL and ~ streets;
hnuses on Front above Van Buren.
three story brick In South Wilmington.
~ % houses with good out buildings and
rss Of land, near Columbus Inn.
ia No, sl3 Chestnut street.
se No. e23 Jefferson street.
ss No. 222 Maryland Avenue.
se No. ll2s West Third street;
ne on Eleventh street below Poplar.
XIV desirable iarm OF " acres, one miie
Hare's Corner, on the state ROAD, a
rom Railroad Station, land OF the best
and highly cultivated, with no better
ng sites in the county.
FOR RENT.
house. No. e04 Spruce street.
house No. 3l1 East Filth street.
honse No. l41b Delaware avenue.
n number OF small houses in diffefai
i the city.
LOAN.
10 to 8s,OO0-in sums OF Sl,Ooo
nv Hy to W. McCAULLEY h CO.,
PP' oo6 Market street,
WILMINGTON. lie
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26
} SALE

CF
* COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRlNGERS,
g',hef VIII Sc ! at Public Sale, a
ford Hotel, Delaware County
hsi'Af, OCTOBER =. 1879.
an, ,lcaster County Cows and fzuM
eu euA' A credit of 80 dass nv
no p0stponement on aCcOun
%",c 70 commence at l. 80 o'clock.
reJ ,I' ol York state Ewes and Bull Is
fe' at Private Sale on Oct. 8,
aho AMOS W. HOUSE,
"ham h Son, Auctloneers.
l7.2td 1tw.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26

~. TE OF MILLINERY GOODS
"s' oeea laid in by MRS. HAYES,
~ zls KING STREET.
,tn1 moaled and fi.ted up the store a
au ,sd ana great pleasure will be
vw .he goods. She offers
MINED HATS FOR q EACH,
goods at the sane low rates.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26

We estimate our stock of BLANK
ETS to be as large as all others house
in the city combined, a fact buyers
should note In connection with our
low prices.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26
g SALE,

70 SALE.
scriDor will sell ut Public Sale on
III, situated en- the ). f. corner of
french streets,
lURDAY, OOTOBER 4, 1879.
AT O'clock, PM,
corner house containing 1O@
y iarge store room, $1,000 can .!i
use 20 Il. Third street, three story,
rooms, bath room, hot and cold
ail tne iaodern improvements, gas
s'oae half can remain on No. 2. For
See nills, Or inquire of tho subscri-
i,uDW1CK WALLSHMITT,
'ioham son. Auct's. $40 cod II
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26
RR'EIb

IhE,--A good, leliabse news agent
kt MILO d, Del. to sell the DAILY
(lcAN. Address REPuBl IcAN office,
igtOn. Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26

H1ED "A lady dcsi es situation as
}onsckeeper to wid0wer or compan.
|tetly ladv; references given and re-
Address "a. b." Forest Post Office.
Etle Co. Del. ga 6tt
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26
PRINTS! PRINTS

ALL THE NEWEST STYLES
and BEST MAKE PRINTS, at cts.
per yard.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26

FEhT ,--fourlil-story Hall Hlrh !,
S ante rg5ms. JOHN g. HAhK
iut2-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26

DAN American girl fer gener.
p Homework, must be u good coos,
IN ironer, reference required. Apply
IashingtUn street. D25-3tk
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26

| kENI,--Ihree-suoiy house mo. li2l
harYet street, with all modern improve,
| land, In good order; splendid view Of
|er rent low for the balance OF year.
Apply to HENRY DANNY,
hiatt 909 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26

EpED.-A clerk; must be II young
pan Of good Charac er. Apply by let
Preference to this Office
HI. INDUSTRY
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26

SALE OR KENI.-rhree new SIX
kom, two-story brick houses with bath.
4 cold water. Situated on Poplar st
Eleventh. Very reasonable. Apply to
HARLAN CAUSE,
\ Front and Iatnall Sts.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26

ETED,-A coed barber, single nan
preferred. Must como well rec men
ply Immediately at Deer Park Hotel,
| Del. 25-3t
ETEb. Two Poll Parrot cages Ap-
blyto s. s. WICKE ERSH AM,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-26

At rs cents, $i.25 and $l.50. FIFTY
STYLES OF DRESS CRETONNES
and FOULARDS at l2% cts. per yd.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
The Ideal Horse.

page McCarty in the Sunday Caplial.l
or all the animate things that
God has given to man the horse is
the most useful and beautiful, and
there Is poetry in him to LUX the
two seemingly antithetical phases
in his destiny. Behold him abor.
lug up the long burrows, the very
picture of patient aud kindly Oh
durance, the type of servitude; and,
again, as he bears proud cham.
pion OF war to the sound OF trum-
pets, or spurns the Olympic dust as
II too proud to walk the earth.
From his crest to his pastern he Is
succession of exquisite curves, re-
peated and reversed until the eye is
filed with wonder, and contem pla.
ton becomes a delightful study.
His high meftle gives such life and
movement to his form that the
poets made him with wings, to
typify Inspiration, for lie seem al
ways to aspire to the heights of
olympus, and, like the mythic
steeds OF Aurora, that "beat the
twilight into fakes of fire,u gets
out of the darkness itself the sparks
that fly from lightning speed. 1t
has been question in art whether
q hero should be portrayed on
horseback; and, despite the gran.
deur of effect produced by the union
of imperial mind aud animal beau
ty and power, with the effect of al
most @rial movement, which the
horse imparts, 1t may be said that
the question is settled by the sim
pie TACT that the beauty and poetry
Of the animal entirely surmount
the most ideal effects Of manly he
roism.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07

The Boston Postparsgraphs thus:
Tn view of the rafting which
6herman's letter is getting, isn't it
about Time for Agnes Jenks to rise
and say she wrote it?--A Weth-
ersfisId (Conn.) man claims to
have killed eight foxes at one shot.
We begin to wonder why James
Anderson ever became famous
The applicants on the party for the
privilege Of writing the next veto
are estimated to be as numerous as
those for foreign missions and seats
on the Federal bench. any.
body wants immunity from pun
ishment let him get into the ring
Of supervising architects or engage
in the crooked whisky business ut
Chicago. Don't all start at once.
Sir Edward Thornton lie al
ways an attentive listener when
Senator Blaine speaks. Why
shouldn't he b.? Blaine always
advocates doctrines favorable to a
limited monarchy like that of
Great Britain.-lhe Republi
can papers who howl because the
Senate went to a race, and blame
the Democrats for 1t, had better In
corporate into their abuse a little
notice to the Republican Senator
from Pennsylvania, who proposed
the adjournment. One Of those
pink -uf-perf-ct!on, high morality,
all.tht -iec-ncy Republican jour
nails which gets half It's living by
tanning the Democratic majority
OF the American people with beins
so low-br-d aud vulgar, chronicles
the Iowa State Democratic Con
vantion az lows B ,ufbou' Pow
Wow n--Nr Biathe Is not yei
wholly recovered from the eff cis
Of his recent raid on the New York
merchants. His figures tangled
The fnselves up in his hair He even
advocates u general health oil fo,
the It 'vernment to operate, on the
ground that Government can enter
States for the purpose Of regulating
Commerce, --"WHat I would a.
pirs to, IN case public opinion
should decide to make me candi-
'late for President" says Secretary
John Sherman. Let Us assure HIM
that public opinion Is no ways con-
cern.d about 1t. He must keen at
work on his party for himself, just
as he has been doing for certainly
two years ptst. Ed
munds Is willing to couc de that
the States have rights in u matter
Of life and death, tut In the matter
Ut voting he still holds that the
Federal Government Ia supreme.
He Things that If the Federal Gov.
ernment can interfere In local
health regulations, II can interfere
with everything else that goes OIL
within a State.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
Beethoven.
IGroves dictionary of Music

lGroves Dictionary of Music
He went nowhere without his
sketch books, and, indeed, these
seem to distinguish him from othe,
composers almost as much as his
music does. They are perhaps til.
most remarkable relic that any AL
list or literary man has left behinu
him. They afford the most ~"
cious Insight into Eeethoven's
method 0f composition. lucy a.
only show-whnt We know frOn,
mis- own admission that he was H.,
the habit of working ut three, ana
even four things at once, hut with,
out them we should never reaIlz,
how extremely slow aud t.ntatt,.
ne was In comprising. Aud ,ciou
aud impassioned beyond every on.
in extemporizing, the moment Ia,
takes bis pen in hand he become.
the most cautious and hesitating 0l
men. 1t would almost seem as
this great genius never saw hi
work as u whole until 1t actually
approached completion. II grew
like n plant or tree aud one thiui
produced an0ther. y
There 10 hardly u oar Ia his music
1T which 1t may not be said witt
cOuf1denCe that II has been re- writ
ten a dozen times.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07

Mr.. sLIcK's BARGAIN.
H,w 10 Bought Bonnet for the rxtrava.
giant Mrs. 8.
[retroit Free Press. |

detroit Free Press
"New bonnet! new bonnet!-
twelve dollars for new bonnetln
exclaimed Mr.. Slick the other eve.
ming, as his wife suggested change
from the winter styles.
"Yes; only twelve dollars" she
meekIy replied.
"Twelve dollars for bonnet is a
COMPOUNDED outrage and know itW
he went on. "Why can buy two
fine silk hats for that money, and
have some strawberry change left.
It's dead swindle to ask twelve
dollars for bonnet"
"Weil, 1 can't do any better, Mr..
Sick. That is the price, aud
must pay or 60 without"
"You don't know how to buy
that's what aIls you," he growled.
I'll bet money / can buy twelve
dollar bonnet for eight dollars. It's
all in knowing how to handle the
salesmen.n
81 wish you'd try It," she sug-
gested.
81 wilt By George, L will! I'll
bring you up u new bonnet in the
N ,rniny. ami I'll get it four dollars
cn.aper thau you dare tnp'
Mr.. Slick wac AS good as his
VOID. He went into millinery
store next forenoon with his eye.
t eth all sharpened aud with the
idea ia hi- mind that every bonnet
IN the store was priced at exactiv
twelve duIlsrs. He looked around
, little, selected u bonnet that
pleased him, and pointing his csne
at it aud calling up his deepest
voice, he il CURED:
"Afe you asking twelve dollars
for that bonnet?n
The woin I'll flushed. looked from
the bonnet to the man, and was
Irytng TO reply, when he said,
"rhese are not the times for ont
rageOus prices, and all buyers real
rs it. III give you eight dollars
for that bonnet aud not cent
more.n
"That--that-bonnet-n
"Ei hit dollars and no more I" he
interrupted, and she put the article
III u box ami took his money.
"Whatd / tell my wife, Ell 2" he
whispered MS he went out. II tell
you II takes u man to buy goods, no
matter whether it's fence posts ct
paper cambria ~
When he sat down at homo and
took the cover of the box and held
up the bonnet, Mrs. Slick inquired:
"How much din she charge your"
"Eigh dollars, madam, while you
would have paid twelve ~
Richard ~ she said AS she tried
to laugh all over at once. II was
with the lady next door when she
ordered that bonnet for her cook.
aud the price was to be four dollarsl
You see it"
He held up his finger, counted
three fives out of his wallet and
left them on chair for her.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
THE WAFER QUESTION.
Somewhat Of the Other Side Of the LIS Ange-
lea River Water Question.

EDITOR HERALD: In view of the
general interest taken in oil water
right questions affecting this city,
a word of explanation and of infor-
nation may not be amiss In refer
ence to the irrigation ditch referred
to In yesterdays proceedings of the
City Council as the new ditch of A.
Glassell, taking water from the Los
Angeles river at point on the San
Rafael ranch, just above the flume
of East Side city ditch.
First-It Is a mistake to call this
new ditch. 1t is the old ditch Of
Joaquin Chavoyo newly cleaned
out. When 1 bought my interest
In the San Rafael ranch, in 1868 or
2, this ditch, and for years before
and after. was In full use, supply
Ing the water for irrigating the
same land precisely that it is now
used for, to.wit. about 80 or 90 acres
of low land OH said ranch, then en-
closed aud known as the corn aud
bean field Of Joaquin ChavOyo.
SecUnd-It Is u mistake 10 say
that the tenants who were using
sad ditch a few days since for irri
eating their 'rn ami beans on that
,anu we've wrOngfuily and perina-
tiently diverting three heads of Wa.
ter. On the contrary, those tenants
were rightiully and temporarily
using Il much less quantity Of wa
ter tor those necessary purposes,
with the intention Of returning Il Q
water TO the river rs suon as they
could finish their irrigation.
Th,rd-It Is mistake to say
that the whole river was damm med
off to run into this ditch. The
fact IL that there was u Loose dam,
male Of willow stakes and brush,
thrown across the narrow, deep and
rapid channel of the river ut the
head Of the ditch, through the
openings Of which most Vt the
water continued to flow as usual,
aud through which all OF the river
could run aud did run except when
the ditch was opened for irrigation,
In which case only a reasonable
amount OF water would run into
the ditch.
Fourth-It ia grave mistake to
suppose that the parties who were
using the ditch for the purposes
abUve mentioned have no right to
irrigate their little patches from
the waters of the river on which
those patches are located.
In conclusion, I take the liberty
of expressing my humble opinion
that upon resort to the proper
tribunals of the country the right
claimed by the city of cutting off
my said tenants from the means Of
irrigating their lands and making
their crops will prove to be sadly
without foundation In law, and the
city will have to make good all
losses thus ocoasioned.
Brute force MS q substitute for
legal remedies, and the 81 nding OF
an armed force OF city pnlice miles
outside of the city Jurisdiction to
overa We aud intimidate humble
and peaceful country farmers, may
be II brave move, but I fear 1t Is
setting q bad example.
IT the city must have the exclu-
sive use of other PERSONS property,
better buy 1t or arrange for it In a
civilized y,ay. Otherwise a day of
reckoning will surely come.
Respectfully,
ANDREW GLASSELL.
Los Angeles, June 6, 1879.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07

Two bellies of Toddtown, Iowa,
went to a ball with joint beau;
out he was not impartial in his I'll
tentions, and the fair ones went oui
70 fight. "Dnring the hair pulling
which ensued," says q witness,
'the contestants got up against
narbed-wire fence which appeared
to be hungry for calico. Their cloth
ing would now make good varie.
gated pattern for a rag carpet"
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
The Ladies' Candy Factory

Aud lunch room has been removed
two doors below the old stand on
spring street, where we are now
prepared to furnish hot lunch. tea,
coffee and chocolate at all hours;
also We keep constantly on hand u
dne a.sort' lent of fresh candies
aud cakes uf our own manufacture.
Remember the place, No. 10 Spring
street. Mrs. A. I. BEELER.
feb2tf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities of the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed in California outside Of San
francisco aud Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to US will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
Grand Central TonsoriaI ParIors.

Messrs. Cook, Crosby & Reese,
late of the Palace Hotel barber
shop, San Francisco, have fitted up
a barber and hair dressing estab-
lishment In the Grand Central Ho.
tel, No. SO Main street, near the
Baker Block. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed. The parlors are sup
piled with the patent Rochester
chairs, the easiest in use.