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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

InE Rarrpz SrRAnRs NApRAx--Yes-
tsrtiay the steamer Madras steamed
into our harbor, flying Al her sssrn the
British has. This 10 the lrst tune the
royal emblem has appeared upon ths
bay amos about one year ago. when the
same steamer arrived here and eaiIed
forth % much talk about her lack Of
cleaulinen. The Aairas would NOT
take the 6rsa prixe - q clean vsseel.
bot the officers say that aAs has been
''kuoekinQ bout" % long trying To dis
charus frsighs and pasasnRsss shaa il
vas Impossible to keep her clean. She
vent 70 Tacoma. but returned 20 Seattle
for supply Of coal. and from here abe
%. and then 70 Hong Keag via Hsoo.
lulu. The last trip has been an expen.
ave. and, 1t 10 thought. q losing one fog
IN owners. While Oh the Sandwich
ialanda smallpox MAS discovered, and
she lay IN quarantine for sixty days;
then again at Victoria for 10 days, max
inR 70 days Of idle waiting. She has
DISCHARGED freight ct Portland, yicso-
ria, and Port Townsend, and nos che
has some two or three hundred tous for
Honoaulu, bat her main trade cuusises
Of OAineoe passsneag4 Her crew con-
eista Of forty two men, comprising Brit
N e0csn. Malay sailors and Ohinsss
ersnnen. asck handA dpeser4 aore-
kseperA tnterpreters, etc. While land
tina alonasids Of the Umatilla her yard
Arms eAn9ht The aft-top- mast at the
collier, and broks & Of about twenty
fsst from the peak. A Cusesos sf6osr
aocoopanisd The Madras frun Port
TOvoasnd, and he aid: Tho Osles-
ttAA voald b dad Of . ehaucs 70 oruss
~ lins, bat Il cannot b dous."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17
RgAl EsrArE rRASsvRRa.

The following are tho transfers ct
real estate. al recorded at the Auditor's
ofli0e. since oor last report:
Henry Foster to Ed. X. Cowies, lot 70,
block 81, Kids Addition. $500.
FRANC Peterson to Peter Gustavson,
lot ., block 50, lot 8. block 8, lot IL,
block 81. Central Addition, 5000.
r.. =. MoComas To NJ. v. b. Stacy, lots
8 and II, block Is, lots 3 and 10, block
a, lot !. block a, McNau9ht's Addition,
$1,000.
+. A. Turner to A. Maekentash. west
one-half of lot 2. block IL. Boren's Ad-
dition, 800.
r. ID. Moore 10 J.S. Mages, 3. Il. one
quarter OF section "a, township Is, range
6 east, $700.
j. Alexander to j. b. MaQQs. N, w.
one-quarter Of section "a, township rs.
range 6 east, 800.
Thomas Burke ts w. X. Mumma, lots
8 and 8. block 70, Burke's second Add
ton, $40.
8. p. Stiles to George vanderbeck, A
acres in section a, township 20, range 6
east, $3.50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

TEE PosrorrIcE. The local posto6ies
10 now In far better shape than ever be-
fore. or viii b In q day Or two when
present plans are completed. Two hun
dred and sixteen new boxes have ban
added. carrying the whole number M
% 9U7. These have all bean taken, and
the postmaster assures ~ be could easiiy
let 90 more. BY the new arrangement
the boxes are placed in paralieloQrsm
shaIe, three aides being occupied by the
boxes, the fourth being that inside the
Office. occupied by the large dist1ihut
ING table. The pablo delivery Win BE-
divided. ans clerk taking all names al
phabetically arranged down 70 n, and
the other fron II 70 z. Thaes viii 40
be thres lsttsr drops. one being fss the
city. one foe routes leading north, and
the third fos routss south. Chance
are also being made inside, LOOKING 70
greater and more edeotive carries. Ths
chief delays hereafter viii be thoss q
the rs9iofry and nssnsy order Window,
the buslnssat vhieh 4 eain1ne rapidr
", and which eannUe b relieved for
some time yet The ordinary mail de-
livery, however. viii b expodisod Inn
mensely by the additions and improve
msnta nov making, and unlso ths town
grows With unexpected rapidly vfIl
answer so6icieutly veil for . year %
come. 8F@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

DEArR OF QID SKrrLxnaL A few days
ago the death was announced Of Mn.
Case, wife Of LAYTON Oass, OF Grand
Mound Prairie. Last Saturday morn
ing her AGED husband followed her TO
the pleasant hereafter. calmly falling
asleep after an eventful life Of nearly
eighty eight years Mr.. and Ma CaGs
belonged TO that noble company Of 81.
tiers Who crossed the plains in 1852.
Thus it 10 more than thirty years ago
that this venerable couple settled upon
the farm whore they have ever since
lived at psacs with The world, and
where. st lase, they have - peacefully
died within a few days OF each other
Porfland Nsses.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17
A DEClsIeN IN TAvoR OF PooR MEN
Walla Walla Journal

l"uho VoiAb 0OOILlhI
Mr.. Charles Davis "proof'' for a
homestead. IL miles from town, has
been rejected by the General Land Or
fce-not on account Of internal de-
ficiency. for many are gaining titles 10
Government land on weaker showing of
residence and improvement, but because
it was held that, being q man of means.
he has no sufficient excuse for not re-
naming most Of the time on his claim
and 20 improving it as to fully mani
fest an intent TO make q permanent
homo. Those young men Of the oil :
who have little means, and who ara
holding claims by periodical visits nj
such times as they oan pass away from
their employment and who arc unable
to pay for moro extensive improysmeuts
than small cabin, and a few acree of
blowing, would seem to have In this de-
cision no cause for alarm. il they are
proceeding IN good faith. However, The
oecisiun in Mr.. Davis oase 4 uninne.
IN that ssldom IL ever be1ors
has To department made Distinction
between rich and poor in the mater
Of homestead residence and improve-
ment. Most everyone hsresboufs q
familiar with instances Of homestaad
proof accepted from persons in coed oir-
cumstanoes whose evidence Of GOOD
faith have been interior 70 those eT-
hibitsd by Mr.. Davis The inferenos i
either that the department has become
lately bent on closer drawing OF ~
lines. or, what Ia moro probable. thai
tAs special agent now here, BY INQUIRY
into particular GASES, ID a4ordine ne
department. evidence heretofore mob.
tainable, upon which Intelligent CON.
illusions may Be based. II the result
Of his efforts shall b . check to the ore.
vailina leossuess VI ideas regarding ~
taking OF government land-a dam. raH-
zation. by the way, which owes much 10
loose laws and rulings at WaahinQton-
this nei0hborhood viii have reecen IA
blees Mr.. Grass and his mission. Il in 4
little rcueh % Mr.. Dsvis, though. that
be should have 10 figure - q horrible
example. when many predecessors, of
more money and Len good faith. have
secured titlee 10 homestead without en-
countering single embarrassing qses-
ton.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

KHocxxD 4xNsKLEss.-Yssterday at
ternoon young man named II. W. Hsi-
scr, while working in Stetson 4 Posts
mill. was struck ON the head With the
slack of belt and knocked down. BE
received an ugly scalp wound, but sus-
tsinsd no further injury.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17
NOT ICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ thefe 10 delinquent upon two and
Sooeourth shares Of stock Of tho Hop
w. .. Scott & Co % June nh. IsDa The
sum At tive hendFsd and twenty -1ve dol
lara and that n sccegdance With law and
N order q The Board Of Trustees, made
On Tia Sth day Of August 1854 % many
ensrss g setd stcck e may b necessary
Tie oMes e w. 3. Taylor Z On, On James
e1eoe9, Seattle. King county, w. T., on
Saturday, 6epeamhee Oh, l64, q the hour
q ten O'Clock . -. Of aid day. to pay
rid delinquent aoeeanmanl togother WITH
TIE expse:es Of advsrtiSnG and The en-
ou9 "a SECRETARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

DednstinR caah In the treasury. the
dset Of - United HeAsss q he is a
Aaeus = ei.slsl1ssl7. OF his g..
-. 3a0o Was Interest bearing. Tue
money In The treasury amounted 10
ea6l ,M.@l6. TAs dsAt 10 nov iuss
aboos q. AO. 100000 ~ than Il va N
1e06. as
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

eaesd u - uub{iostion n ~ -
srsiie Jearnal. Of Dayton. W. T., paia ~
orse visit % this city yesterday, and va
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17
DAILY
POST , MTELLIeRFcER


-nr.
The appeal Of we nesen :. :. -. 80. :,
sisoEiai Univ~asy s0s 'ss~ y
additional Doi'a'na " 1870 -;,h
seudsoas from sososo :. n - 800.
liberal rssDonss. ins e'''1 80
with provsrpis' p.p"s - -. .,,no.t
tFibusing esns!ouy. -. 60 20
pumbsrisss eseS - In.
he n0pon ma .,a ia
ssitufton vn1oo Wy '" ;.n 20 ,.s
which. Sisn %. s'n*' - a,,.ca 10.
Iocssios' ny .,s .,.ry otbsr
ss'sss snan - TS-,,.o~v The
town IN " -. {. . Tsrri.
onvesa'y - r. ,..na so vhieh
sofi1 in m..-- 49,. ,hs sp-
y ssasos, " -. 1. - n In shers
Dasssus. vns'. .,~,.,s.sninu 70
svssyseaA@ .~,., "A the
ths onive' ~ :. .-,.h ,hs
TsfTissfA .;.,,.n of IT,
joint poes :. = ...,. :. -..h 20 a
IssS'soy. 49,. A.vlum. and
sos osS p.,,..ct,e,, Il vas
more % sa.A -. -. ..r...a. Of . suscial
sfse'.o ~ n.,.,.i aovernmsrt,
q" 81 49,. as...,. - IN. out
ana ~ .oo' ... =. ~. uab,io
come q ~S~-..o.. .uoao IL,
oe''o' ~ :. 4. M more the
men p.ea -. ~. Un;,.,.
Guy "a $3.50 -. Os..,rs. "a souoort
MY ". e, ~ 81 .n,rort the
70 0s -. :, a.. .;.i,sns
issans A. -. o., n. main
% I c.....,.,, I<oallv
s.0. ..,- 81. -. footino
'ess r1 -. n,oo~rtv 10
GO. -s,.h I. vo,,h a. a
s0s Guy " 800 CO tn. .,o-,b Of
y" ,.,nsh,s n,
sos guy -. :, ..,,..n. a. thu Terri.
= M 49,. -. r,,,,.,.;tv v.s
y ,.-.s ~. c.n.r.l Gov.
'''" " ..-a A. A.. T.ryt-
s' -.--'.,..~...,,. ;,.,v
"sy' Z. 49,. -. :.
s'n'.. :" ~, s.., .....A.,..
spy ''" ~ 1877, ~
....~ h.. a.,;,. n. - too
p'''s's 0''' , r.. ~. T.da.
! .-.., 80. . Ana,
iA'uis s INVERTEBRATES. - e.. ron.
"" ,-.,,..,.. .o thu
wy ~ ~ M ~ .,,~,o., a
1870. -. 10. n. 80 too
r. 49,. - ,...iv.d bv uri.
49, ~. -. eaom -h,oh has
~ ..s.a 4, ...,.,.. "a and care Of
MAJ. - .as,.,.c. .hs,s,o Nv
~. . - -.ss...,,-- - ..v.r.i han.
49,. .Ss,.sa.., 80 bon rai.sd
-. .'a.s !. ,,,.,,... ~ . pi.no
Ms..., - ovs, eoo
- $3.50 s.,...,,. a. N. .;,v 1. olaosd
.o' y. n.,-~-:.. o.. n.. =, ~ !, ndsnts.
- ~ -. .,.a,,a.d ,hs surni.
~ ~ - s-... >. ~. I,o,,s,-;.v With
. .s :, A.. ,,hr.rv hslono 4,
~ .. s,.,a.,.h !. 81, n,ocn,sa
- . So, ,h,. .;.v and
' .h..
Az. 0''S.' =. , ~ ~. -.
'ass NV 1.. 49, 80. -.
NY. 49, ..'s. s .srs,.S .h.. Co.,
as.rs 'n' ~. y. 800 =. 49,.
1s."y pS ,. Ts--:.. H.,
s's'.'u u ". .. -. ..s.,,. 49,.
NM s -s -, -. $50.
70 0'A', - '..' '.o oa ~. -. 49,
.s0''''0 's'. .,s".o.. " - 80
we psop's " 'ne Ae'','.'y 'ua " ."'
nv o'a p'vp',y oI...''. .
~'nsa " 'us Ass''' NV sI'S. ~ ~,
s.'n.oy ' W. 1870 '',,
su.. os. s'.,-' Nv. ~. ~. $500 ~. ~
s11 's ~ ~ T.,
'sppo' s.S .'o.s.' ~: $500
eove.s ~ -. u'.s.u'y ~
ns8l. ~ = e..ss. ~ .us psop'.
=. 'os Guy, mo no.soy - ''''n."'
9. An 'ns0'e.'oe' W. asannAnos .,
vhlen saoosd % "a'sss Oh ss0A
pssos'
ihs s'ms iof local lea'oosee, II soel
sosfs nave osen, sseafu'n9 I'D 'oosnoo
49, s '.'o's wv 49,
"~ mossa"n8 ap.o'y |" "s o'
popoiassoo, Dssoenss ifom svsty quAa
,..,. ~..-
80, n =, 80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
..s .-.....s' ~ .I."S,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SEE
= :" ~- -
~ os.s .'.'o1 80. 800
v ~. '
~. s-..s .S..,s "a 49,. -,
~ .--.,ss.s .-ss.~.. :
,.- rs-..
s..:- ~ r. .....r
.,..SuII--s -.
.-.s,-.-s. "a .A..,s -. - -..---,,..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17
THREE FARMS FOR SAIE,

ENIRST-l6 ACRES RICH ALLUv1A9
II White river bottom land, with -
tWostory frame house Of nine ~
painted and hard 1ninhed haEa zu9o9
shed and ANAL orchard cleas fun1r
Gatsr On the place; Is cores inpees
second 50 acres adjoinirs The ,slsss;
same quality Of soil; 80 scres clcore4 -
remaindsf good pasture: larDe prune =
chard four acres Of hOpsi gocd r
yeter good. dry. eIsvsssd Duha1ss
Thirds acres Of choice land nsas the
above described tracta With splenM4 81.
chard IN bearing hnely located pg'Ieg
spot, with spring 50 feet ebove u -
cleared. balance open md furnienW9os
pasture. Price, e300A ~ -
An this land u situated within u 80
Of white river, miles Of Renton, -
miles OF Seattle. In thickiy oose
digtrict one quarter Of Q mile me-
railroad. On completion OF the relnSee
70 Black river these farms win b wsenn
IN hours ride Of New Tacoma o. 6eesne
Good schools and churches COO enta4e
For particulars inquire OF u. o. 4eetSs
New Tacoma, w. T.. G. N. Dsvia
T. O'6rien, residing near the premleeA 90
4. MEEKER & Co,
jeD Puyallup w. !.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17
valise Lost

DROM THE STEAMER EMMA HAY
II ward, ON "wednesday evening, shortly
after her arrival. valise 10 light. rcd, I'M
loch ed, one clamp broken. and its con-
tents consist principally of 0wner's goods
The taker win please return the valise TO
the ONCE In the Companys warehouse,
and oblige HIRAM PARRISH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

Driving westward toward Snoqualmie
Pass. learned that the force would
soon be greatly increased, and that a
twenty-five mile section would be CON-
plsted this fall. The people now be-
lisye that the railroad company really
nean 10 build the Cascade Branch, and
are jubilant over the prospects Of soon
being able 70 reach Puget Sound by
rail"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17
VIM. N, Bells Addition

Lots and z block 81, with houa
Lots and z block IS, with 49,
Lot 9. bleck a. with house.
Lot II, block q. with harm. sHH
Lot 10 block "A, with house.
Lot IL block "A. .4s
Lot 10 block "A, with house.
Lot l, block L.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

TWENTY PAIRS OF A NO. BROKE
L work oxen. Apply to
aul6 6t AMOS BROWN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

And now have good passable road for
teams 10 lake Kitchelas, which IL six
milcs east Of the summit. Az shis point
q hotel b nov being built. TAsre are
forces Of men on both aides Of the
meuntAins. pushing the work, and Il q
expected before snow falls 10 havs
. good road over the entire distance.
The people feel deeply Interested in
this enterprise, and are giving as libe-
rally toward 10 a. they can. aud they
expect the King county folks to stand
drn and help them oui."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06
Masonic Notice.
Los Angeles Lodge No. So, /. o. o. F.

K0$. REGULAR meeeting held on Wednesday
~ evening OF each week at 1880 o'clock.
Sojourning brethren in good standing are cordial
ly Invited
-FRAsK r. 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06
Brave Woman; Fool Man.
lpine Grove (pa.) Herald.


On last Sunday evening William
Rump and his wife, Of Cherryville, were
in front Of the house Just os twilight was
gathering, amusing themselves in a play
ful way. The husband ran away from
the house several rods, followed by his
wife. In running his left arm struck the
revolver which was ia his coat pocket.
An idea flashed through his mind that
he would scare his wife in the darkness,
and, drawing his revolver from his pock-
ct, he aimed il toward the bush, and,
when about TO fire, his wife came run,
ming up between him and the bush and he
shot her In the abdomen, She exclaimed:
"Oh, NYilrfaia, you shot NO." He turned
antlsaid, "If / did shoot you in this fool
N way l will take my own life, and he
pointed the revolver at his head, but she
caught his hand and begged him not TO
shoot, saying, ~ amt shot, She per-
suaded him to empty every chamber of
the revolver into the woods, and then
walked back to the house. At the
house she met q boy and told him to
hurry and get matches. Her husband
heard this and quickly came to her side,
and she then told him she was shot, and
he should quickly 20 for the doctor
On his way he aroused the ncighbors,
who went TO the house aud found her
in bed, suffering pain. Three
doctors were summoned as soon
rs possible, two from town,
and Carpenter, of Pottsville.
They discovered that the ball had en-
tered the abdomen, and think it lodged
In the hip. The wound was danger
GUS one. and the woman fingered until
Monday, when death came and re-
lievod her. The husband is in terribly
distressed state of mind. 1t was only
recently he stood near his father and
saw him buried beneath several tons of
coal in the mines, and this double aiilc-
tion, II is feared, will cause him to lose
his reason. Mrs. Rump was about
twenty-five years old, and the mother of
two children.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06
knights Templar.

CGUR DE Llos coaMAEDERy NO. g. H. T;
Holds its stated conclaves at the asylum In Ma
sonic Hail. on the Third THURSDAY Of each
month, OF "a O'Clock =. NJ. Sojourning Knights
Templar in good standing are cordially invited to
attend. BY oIler Of the f.. @.
~ KSicKERBOcKER, Recorder
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06
A Mexican Bandit.
1.-Two Republics, City Of Mexico,


One of the latest exploits of the ban
dit Beraclio Bernal, the terror OF Sinaloa,
was the capture and killing OF an old
man, the owner of the laguna ranch.
Bernal sent four armed men to the old
mans house one night, who effected his
capture and carried him oif to the noun
tains. Bernal was sent for and he
placed a large ransom upon the old man,
telling him that il the sum was not
paid at q certain time he would cut oil
his right foot. The old gentleman being
too poor to raise the money, the bandit
carried his terrible threat into execution,
and his foot came off. Bernal again told
the old man that II certain sum
was not raised by such day the other
foot would be cut off. The money was
not paid and the other foot was ampu-
tated After the last operation had been
performed the old man said; 'lf God
spares my life will chastse you, for |
know you ALL" After this Bernal or
dered his men to kill him, which they
deliberately did by stabbing HIM to death.
1t is to be hoped that this ruthless muir
derer, with his band of bloodthirsty vii
lains, will be hunted down, as their trail
has been for the last live or six months
marked with the most terrible crimes
that have ever been perpetrated in the
fair State of Sinaloa.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06
Going to Take it All In
Detroit Free Press.I


A stranger who was hanging around
the State Fair grounds yesterday morn
inc acted in a manner to attract the at-
tention of a policeman, who proceeded
10 make some inquiries touching his
business.
oTt's all right, ofIicer-all right" re
piled the man as he rested his back
against the fence. "My names White
Jim White, of Isabella county"
"Thats satisfactory"
"And / reached here only two hours
ago, after walking most OF the way. I'm
here to take this thing oil in"
"Yes."
Last time was here to the Fair
only had $40, but pickpocket got 81 ol
that. This time I've got S22 and no
body gets cent. There's $i in each
boot. So in my undershirt pocket, and
the rest is sort o scattered around pro
miscuously in my various pockets"
81 guess you are safe"
"You bet Last time / was here II
cost all my cash to buy fodder. See
that bag? Well, I've got four loaves Of
bread, ten pounds OF meat and thirty.
two boiled eggs in there for fodder, say.
ing nothing Of pickles and crackers. |
don't reckon any restaurant will get
ahead Of me-"
"You are well fixed, indeed"
''There's q man from our county got q
big calf here. The three OF us are go.
ing to sleep together in the stall, and
that will save lodgings. I've got my
watch tied to my pocket, neither dust
nor wet can hurt my clothes, and If any
one goes for me I've got lot of pepper TO
throw in his eyes"
"Well, WE'LL"
"Im going to beat my way in as a
preacher" !" continued the man, 'and I'm
going to get seat on the grand stand by
claiming that I'm a member of the Leg.
islature. Once in don't come out till
the last hog has been shipped for home
I'm going to begin with the Jersey cal
and take in everything clear back to tn,
windmills, and II you hear Governor
Begole inquiring If Jim White, Of old
Isabelle, has shown up, you can assur,
him that I'm on deck and chuck full o
billing hot enthusiasm.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06
Burdette's Advice.

Bob Burdette, in giving some sarcastic
advice to young men who have political
aspirations, says: Never fight on the
defensive. Always keep going up and
down like raging lion, seeking where
you may investigate somebody. you
haven't taught me any of the parties, y
said young soldier to an old Prussian
fencing.master. "Parry be -" Il have
forgotten the Prussian for that wordl
replied the old mustache, "You thrust;
let the other fellow parry"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06

Some time ago an editor had what was
called "a cystic tumor" in his throat,
and one of his contemporaries stated
that "Mr. Blank is suffering from q
sciatic tumor on his neck" OF course
this was an error; but greater error
is the mistaken idea that prevails among
some people that sciatic pains cannot be
cured. Not only those pains, but Rheu-
will yield to the action OF Sal.
icylica, one of the most reliable remedies
OF modern times.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06

227 feet south OF First street. running through TO
Los Angeles street, 72 $40 feet front on Main
street 90 $500 feet on Los Angeles street, syer-
age depth 33s feet Price for all s270 per front foot
on Main street SIS, 600; one-third cash, balance
0 and 81 months, per cent interest.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06

Importer and Wholesale Dealer, 10 Court
street. Telephone No. 49, am Mo
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06
Plumbing and Gas Fitting.

is 3n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06

At the Eintracht Saloon, ON Spring
street, near the HERALD office, ice-cold
lager, from the celebrated Anheuser-
Busch Brewery, of st, Louis, is kept
constantly on draft, carloads arriving
weekly. The finest brands OF liquors
and cigars speciality. Lunches served
10 order.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06

Mr.. +. Adam, the well-known tailor,
has lust received u new stock ui English
and American goods, which he will sell
at the lowest prices They are Of the
finest quality. sl0'im
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06

S. NJ. Perry, No. 25 South Main
street, informs the citizens of Los An
geles that he is prepared to do all kinds
of plumbing, metal roofing, etc.. at
short notice. Country orders promptly
attended to. Sanitary plumbing spe-
cialty. Telephone No. 81. sep4 lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06

Macmillan Il Co. have removed TO one
of the tine stores on First street, Nadeau
BLOCK. Their store will be lit by eleo-
tic light, which will enable gentlemen
10 select at night AS well as day
sep3-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06

Il. Lindquist, merchant tailor, No. 20
Spring street, is himself a practical cut
ter; and, having had ample experience
in San Francisco and Los Angeles,
knows how to meet the requirements of
his customers. He keeps full supply
of the best cloths constantly on hand
and makes them up "upon honor"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06

Please take notice. Any person bav-
Ing pledges or collaterals at the Star
Loan and Broker Office, No. 4 Com
meroinl street, will please redeem the
same or pay accrued interest thereon
within thirty days from this date or they
will be sold. z. S.--Money loaned on
all kinds of personal property. mr30tf
Sunny rooms with board at 2O6 Spring
street. Summer terms reasonable.
mar23-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06

If you want a good lifting truss call
at c. +. Heinzeman Drug Store, 122
Main street, who keeps the largest as
sortment Of trusses on hand in southern
Cnlifornin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06

Eastern oystern every stylej hot
and cold lunches and all the delica-
cies of the season served on the shortest
notice at Congress Hall, corner OF Main
and Requena streets. Ice cold Boca
beer, the best on the coast, always on
hand, as well as u full supply of the best
brands of liquors. winea and cigars
Open day and night.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06
EOS ANGELES maRnETs.

dard quality. delivered at store or warehouse IN
this city Small parcels, OF qualities or extra
choice grades are not included. On tho third
page Of this paper will be found Resume Of
transactions on Change, vii review Of the
market each DAY.