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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
A Bad Oliver.

Harrison Oliver. twice convict in
the State Prison from San Bsnar.lino
c,unty, has an unconquerable longing
for his old home. The fellow has had
no settled place Of abode since his last
retirement from social life in the world,
and the inspired words of the poet thai
"there is no place like home" touches
him upon tender spot. Yosterday
Deputy Sheriff Gard, OF Los Angeles, ar
rested Oliver and his alleged wife. They
are charged with being tue parties who
drove the horse and buggy OF Mr.. Perry
from Los Angeles to San Bernnrdiuo in
one night, distance Of sixty miles, the
drive being made in five or six hours. 1t
will be remembered y the readers Of The
Inder that the animal and buggy were
found hitched ia trout Of the residence
Of James Upton early in the morning.
Oliver and his wifs admit coming up
from Los Angeles ON the night in qnes
ton, but say they rode ON the cars
San Bernordino fndea.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
Passengers Due rms Avenlns

The following is the list of passengers
by the Southern route. to arrive in Los
Angeles at As o'clock this evening,
specially telegraphed to the HERALD
from Casa Grande. Arizona. at 10
O'Clock last night.
Mrs Burns, Kingston; Mr. Mccormick
and daughter. San Francisco; J w
Scheller. Savannah; c 0 Taylor. Ottawa;
Mr. Webster, Scolllnd; Mr. Wentworth,
England; Mr. Mysr, Tucson.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16

When Verdi WINS putting his last
touches to I'll Trovatore," he was
visited in his study by a priviledged
friend. The friend was one of the
ablest living musicians anil critics. He
was permitted to look at the score, and
run over the s.An,il Chorus on the
pianoforie. what do YOU think of
tina p asked the mastsr. "Trashl''
said the connoisseur. Verdi rubbed his
hands and chuckled. "Now look at
This. and this," he said. "Rubbishl''
said the other, rolling cigarette. The
composer roso anil embraced him with u
burst OF j. ". "What do you mean, "
cried the critic. MY dear friend, Z"
cried Verdi, Il have been making It
popular opera. Ii it resolved to
please everybody but the puis', the
great judges. the classicsts, like you
Had pleased YOU should have pleased
40 one else. What you say sures me
Of success. Ia three months II Trova
lors' will be snng, aud reared, aud
whistled, and barrel-organei all over
Itaiy"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
Ra,slns Better Than Wine.

Accord g to Sir William Gull, Queen
Victoria's pnys ic.an, and Of course ami
nent in his pr; fsssion, / il better Ia cast
OF fatigue fr,m oyerwork to eat rsisins
than to resort to alcohol. In his test.
mony tesors the Lords Com mission IN
London. few months ago. he affirmed
"that lnstesd Of flying 10 alcohol, a.
many people do when exhausted, the,
night very we'll dri K water, or they
mgnt v1y well take food; and the,
woull be very much better withou
the alcohol. He added, IS {, tn
form Of foo he hin eI resorts (, Sin
c,se Of fsngne from ovsrwork, woul
say that II | am thus faiisisi my food
is very simple---i eat the laisins instes.
Il taking to wins. Fur thirty years |
have had large experience in this prac
tice. | have recommended il to ms
personal friends. II is limited ex
r,ence, bat l be.i ve iii a very good a d
true experience. This is valuable tss
timony, we know OF usnu better flo,
medical sources, and We commend II I.
the thpughtiui aon liberation a all those
Who urs in the i.abis Of resorting to i
."iiitle wine FIR thy stom ,oh'a sake and
thine often indrmi;iss. - Exckanoe.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
ST. CHARLES.
Removal Notice.

Robert Eckert, formerly Of Cougre's
Hall, has removed TO Nos. 10, ID and l(
Court street. opposite the Court House,
where he is always glad to see his old Gus
omers and friends. He has opened the
best restaurant and sample rooms on the
Coast. Fre.h Baltimore trausplanted
Eastern and California oysters, shri,nps
and crabs, every day, for sale, wholesale
nd retail.
Family rooms up stairs, No. 10. Moore
Block. Entrance for la,lies down stairs,
10 Court street, opeu day and night.
He will take daily. weekly aud month.
" boarders at moderate price, and will
always set the best table in the town;
always has on hand the best the market
can afford. Come one, come all, and
try the new aud elegant place, Bob's
Restaurant and Sample Rooms.
ul0 lw RoBr. EcKEHr, Proprietor
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
EXPORTED BY GILLETTE. GIBSON q woor
EXAMINERS OF TITLES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, lsss.

coNvEyANcEs-yovEMBER is. 1855
Lugarda A do ra'omsrss to Juan Alyarsdo-l
scr- an n san jose; Z u.
Juan Alvarsdo TO r.m,ni Land and Water CT
gut OF way Tor pipe, eto. css acre in X,
jose; -,
usAto Jas II Brown-E of NE SEQ 81. t
), Il Is W, Patent.
IN .s eli RIO James cre--ai acres In lots
inde, Anahsiin extsi Ion; s5o1v-
Z II watt. ~ Hougkins, Z T Wright and 4
Z wicks W Mrs Mary Y HolliBgswol III N l2.
s;rcs o. lot 3d. watts's subdivision OF part Of IL
san Kaftel; Sl0i0-
cuis inta i oi.on to James II Dodscn I'm
vldei VI grantor interest in IL o tracts in Re
rAlos Veries, lots ., T. g. y, IL ~, 10 and ~, bik
,ik II, lots l, aud ;, blk ss los s aud y. bik
81 los D. Il aud Is. blk ~. lots s. a. 10. II. I2I
IVA d p, blk IS, - ks ~, os, Tj and H. lots o.
-, IL Y. /, and -. hls vs.. Dles :, <, b. 8 L. &
u. IL l., IL ID. 10, 10, II Is, 49, e. u. ~ 2s
.ots AMI Z. blk a., AMI X AZ, IS, A. IS an
y, San Psiro; and twenty acres on Lovers lane
TT wf,ks to John sNaltman--Lo. II. blk d
neo Hansen an NJ C. wicksto John Mailman
Lnts /; and ~, Cons'i,lJ Bro1rick sub1iyisior
u ceiis vineyai 500
Tnos Mcl.4ia {, Jennie ]. Mason-Bond fol
le.a 60 20 c.es 10 NV tofSw sec 81. 7
Mrs Maggie c Rice and Geo her hu bind. TO
stml Bslrd-Lots and blk p. san Pasqua.
tract 500.
h,pman A Clark to Frank A Colvcr-E Z 1lC
It Of ivt l, BLK X, San tssquai tract; $50.
Mrs ) . adams and Sami B her husband, Il
lonlfsa Jur .uiiils de ohvarss Lots ~ and 40,
cehtrad addition 10 Santa Monica, &za.
z II Watt, Il, ,ykins aud N l. wicks To !
y rWnght-UAdivided I Of lots and 10, and "
3 % acres Of t,t Watts subdivision o part o
n, san IA $50 c.
issau4rf to 3 Mitchtll--Lot Q, blk s
Washington tract; 90.
Jas Mctaiieu TO Z Wright % ss acres In go
santiago dc SAINT, Ans,sl.
Mary + smith TO s Y wdgh.-a7 <s acres in tso
Santiago d santa. IS.
EFF wr.yht TO !, T Goodaiu-p7.s3 s3 acresin Re
5tatingo do santa Ana, s2025
John W,rlto = o wikinson--Iot 8, Mltis sub
division o. lot /, Coll Vineyard; eit's0,
V wright to airs Laura Edelman--i o. II
Dsl ltick suhdiyliioi Of Coils neyari: 81.
W S,oweil to Jno d Blckne l--I'art OF lots
and Z, blk ! Mott tract $40.
Adia y johnson 10 Geo l. Giimstop--Lots
a1d 4. blk fairv.sx tract; S29o,
tiy OF Los AGg les 10 Geo lyins-L1t n sid,
Fir tstreet, Il OF Alaneds.
Gso Inn- TO iunry Kemsu-Lot N sido Flrs
.treet, Of ALAMEDA. 5000.
wn Holgats I, Mat hew Fitzslmmons--Lot
ppmer's subdivision VI blk o. East Los Angeles
81 90.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
Too Big for the Sheriff.

A rather curious case is now before
the Lexington, Kentucky, Courts Some
weeks ago o cariAs was issued TO a
sheriff, who was very small mln, com
mandiAg him to bring the budy OF good
old minister who was very large and
fie.hy, and weighed two hundred and
nifty ounds. He was fonnd working
out in the woods OH summer day, He
did not want to 60, aud yet he was O
punct Ii Us observer of the law. So ht
went und la- down fat on his back 4
the shade anil said: In c mplianee
with the law I hereby SURRENDER my
body to be taken by you;' aud he lay
there until the little man got tired and
We away. Now the QUESTION is, did
he res st an officer?
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
the Mullen Plant.
nr-r. J. y. GUSTAV. NJ. p. N. R. .lA.

By F. j. n. ouISLAN, NJ. D.. N. r. I. a.
This drug, in the early stages Of pull
monary consumption has a stlnci
weight increasing md curative power,
similar to that Of cod liver oil or ut
Russian koumisi, and is Superior to
either IN the point Of view OF comfort to
the patient The species used was the
great mullen, the VerbascVm thapsus Of
the b3tahist, aud the "euinesl nlhuire"
Of the ancient Irish medicad writer's. In
Ireland it hus always been carefully
cultivated, and in many places upon a
very large scale, in obedience TO a steady
demand by phthisical sufferers. Que
grower has twelve acres Of it. II il ou
snle in most Of the medical establish
ments in Dublin and throughout Ireland,
and it is seldom that you will find an
Irish newspaper in whose advertising
columns it is not offered. The on,y
officiual preparations Of il are the fluid
extract OF the leaves and the same Of the
root.
The old Irish method OF Administering
1t was to take OF. of the fresh leaves,
or corresponding quantity of the dry
and place them in pint OF fresh cows
milk. This was now boiled for ten
minutes, strained, little sugar added,
aud the mullen milk drank while still
warm This is siil the best method
The superiority Of the fresh leaves is
very marked; and the dose onght to be
taken twice or three times day. When
the leaves are not avsilahle, the next
best resource is the juice, fortified with n
little spirit Of glycerine or fluid ex
tract Of the leaves. Ia cases where so
much milk decoct on is found to be
heavy, It is necessary to first reptonise
the milk with pancreatic fluid, and to
add pinch of sodium bicarbonate The
mull,in decoction made with netonised
milk digests ut once. and the slight Bit
ttrness of the pepfonc is completely
covered by the taste Of the mullen. In
advanced cases Of consumption the
mullein.- although powerle-s TO cure. re
lieves the cough and diarrhoea. Young
fox.glove leaves may he mistaken for
very young MULLEN. London Chemist
d D.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
Strange PhsnomsnA

In Polk connty. Neb., are many wells
which exhlbt peculiar phenomena OF
intermittence. They vary from 100 to
l40 feet in depth, and ebb and how ir-
regularly. The flow is accompanied By
roaring sound like that of the sea, as
though dstaaI wave were coming, and
at the same time a current of air issues
ogt Of the mouth. The Obj is ac.o;n-
panied by draaght Of air downward.
fhe period Of sbD aud l,w does not APP
pear TO depend upon heat or ooli, upon
dhe dampness or dryness of the atmos-
phere, upon the season Of the year, or
upon the time Of cay. but, on tue other
land, seems to be in some way connsoted
with the direction of tho wind. The
farmers think that the waser bearing
level is Identical with that 4 the Platte
river. which hounds on the north those
counties ia which the wells are situated.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
COURT REPORTS.
Superior Court-sepuIveda, J.
THURSDAY, Nov. Is, 1888.

Superior Court rt-Sepulveda, J.
THURSDAY, Nov. Is, 1888.
Eliza schmit va. Henri Schmit-Find-
ings and Judgment in favor Of plaintiff
fled.
Dubouriiou vs.. Dubourdieu Demur
rer to answer submitted and plaintiff
allowed two days to tile points.
Hamilton VS.. Downey--Defendant al
lowed ten days further time to answer
on demurrer.
Wright VS.. Lobo ct al.-Demurrer OF
defendant to complaint submitted. Two
days to each party to file points.
The people vs. Ella Amadon and Lot.
tie Greenleaf-Accessory to murder.
Special venire Of seventy jurors ordered
issued herein, returnable Monday,
November 10, 1883, at 10 A. NJ.
The people vs.. Armento-Verdict Of
murder in the FIRST degree. with tmpris-
ennolt for life.
HOWARD. J.
IN re estate Of ]. Bumiller, deceased
Petition to act aside will--Hearing con-
Iinued to be reset on application.
IN re appl cation Of j. II, Smith ct al
Petition for dissolution Of the corpora
tion known as the Pomona Bank, heard
aud granted.
IN re estate Of V. A. Hoover, de-
ceased-Petition Of H, w. Forster for
deed granted aud executrix ordered to
execute said deed.
IN re estate of Andrew Wick, deceased
Will admitted to probate and Adelaide
Wick appointed executrix without bond.
IN re estate and guardianship of Fran
cisco Leon Reyes ct al, minor-Return
Of sale of real estate confirmed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16

on the ground, there being no floor in
the shanty, and went to sleep. In the
morning he thought there was peculiar
smell around the room, and on shaking
ont his blankets, discovered and killed a
rattlesnake two feet four inches long,
which had been actually sleeping in his
bed. Mr.. Root bad a narrow escape.
II you have not tried Morris place, go
at oncs and get meal there. He makes
the best coffee in the city. nl4.3t
Mr.. j. G. Bright, elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD. announces a clear
ance sale Of his immense stock Of staple
and fancy dry goods. These goods hav.
ing been purchased from the Eastern
manufacturers and importers for cash,
Mr.. Bright is enabled to sell at price S
that have never before been equaled in
Los Angeles. Heads Of families aud, in.
deed, everyb ,dy that needs anything in
lis line, should avail themselves Of this
unexampled opportunity. This sale is
made necessary by Urge purchases in the
East by his regular buyer. Read his
1SN"ic c-SV'uihh auNerisVihOhe VI thO
first page.
What is whinsy
In justice Ling's Court. yesterday,
John Carlson was arraigned on the
charge of disturbing ths peace. on com.
plant of Alfred Moore. Set for trial
next Wednesday, at 10 A, N. Juan NJ.
Ruiz, charged with bat.ering Andres
Briswalter, on complaint Of Jose Redono,
plead not guilty Set for trial at 0 A. M
to-day. Manuel Caderigue, charged with
stealing $500, ON compliant of NJ ,nuel
Gotta, was arraigned on the charge Of
grend larceny. Case set for examination
On MJnday next at 10 A. M. John Tam
ner, examined on the charge of obtaining
mouey under false pretenoes, was dis.
charged, the complainant failing to make
out case.
We will announce date of opening Of
Muir agh's bankrup. stccx Tomorrow
Peoples Store.
The sale by auction Of the Hopkins
estate. Pasadena, will take plac, to.
morrow Saturday. at IL NJ, on the prop
urty. This charming location presents
special inducement, to buyers. The
land is all improved, with orange, olive
and lemon trees and foreign grapes, al
Of the ch)ictst varieties, aud will be
sold in LOIS TO suit buyer, from three to
ten aore tracts. Carriages will be in
readiness to convey purchasers to the
sale, at the Cosmop Titan Hotel at IL
o'clock A. N. Fare for the round trip
so cents Messrs. Frink 4 El1rijge ar,
nuw at the Cosm ,poli an Hotel, the gen
tlenea who are to conduct the sale, and
will be happy to confer with buyers.
W. W. Browning of Santa Cruz,
writes to the HERALD to inquire about
one Harry Sesler, and Of DR.. William c.
Smith. Dr. Smith, we believe. lives in
Downey City. Harry sesler was here
on the 4th Of August last. and out Of
health. Ho attempted to take bath in
the toma Of the Los Angeles river. and
fell down IN shallow water and was
drowned. The Coroner held an inqnesr
on the b. dy, and the jury returned q
verlict Of acc .ntal drowning. He had
worked a year in the Southern Pacific
railroad car shops at Deming. He ,me
from O,klanl here with his wife. who
went TO Downey CITY, where she had
relatives. His remains we're taken to
Downey City and buried by tho Masonic
Lodge Of that pace, to which he be-
Iangsd. That Is all we know about
H larry Sesler.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16

The old original First Street Coffee
House, % and "a First street. will to-
day and from thi, on, sell meal tickets
at reduced rates. This is the only
coffee house in the city that has never
employed Chinese cheap labor. They
employ nothing but first class held and
10 the leading business in the city.
Private rooms for ladies and families
Open night and day. novl3 lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16

Ifyou want your Eastern friends TO
knoac something about Los Angeles bay
he superb thirty t,co page Illustrated
Herald, ,ohich is only fifteen cents a COPY.
or eight for a doitar In book form il
10 uM make good sized voiume, and Il
ausuers all the questions asked about this
city a,d county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16

Uyoa rant your Eastern friends 10
kno,o something about Los angeles buy
The superb thirty too page illustrated
Herald, which is only fifteen cents copy.
or eight for &C dollar In book form IL
,soutd make good sized volume, and il
aasSers all fhs questions asked about his
ciiu and county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16

No, Esmeralda, no; smile does mo-
fall across ones path ! Ike gleam OF
sunshine in gruy day. Half the time
SIN 10 doesn't me m anything bnt con
traction OF certain muscles. We have
seen men smile when they missed their
train. We have seen man smile as he
climbed the dreary stairs that le to
dentists parlors. Hilarious Harkeye.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
The Meanest Man Again.

After considerable argument, the sup
posed meanest IN was located in New
York, but his ob ug place is Los An.
geles. He shaved hir self during the week
until he learned the price OF shave
is two bits on Sunday, since which time
he shaves on Sunday, to save the extra
dime. His penurious nature was made
worse by smoking inferior cigars in
stead Of the celebrated Tansill's Punch
) cent cigar, at the P. 0. Cigar Store.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16

" yoa ,oanf pour Eastern friends TO
k'ois somethin0 about Los dagsies tug
the superb thirfy-ta0o page iiiusfra ea
Hercld, which i<oaiy .j,era cents COPY.
Or eight for dotfar. IN 6ook form Il
'ooutt make a good sized votvms. aud Il
casseers al ne q4esfioas asked about fais
eite and eosnis.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16

Warbled by the Laramie Boomerang,
II now appears that when Hayes left tine
White House the furniture also disap.
eael. As we have limited before in
ttesc columns. the day ON which Mrs.
r. B. Hayes husband gets lett will be
sooi eneugh to convert the Mississippi
river into one gigantic icicie.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16

Go to Thorpe's fine liquor store, corner
Curt and Main streets. as he is agent
Tor the Royal Gin;" also for the finest
1rlndies aud whistles, as he makes a
speciality of these goods for medical use.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
"Where wore you enQa red / st y ask &c

"Where wore you engaged List r. ask &c
lady OF the new COL red cook, "Yel
oughlenter AK me dat. lady" II jusl
want to know, as it may tend to Wv,
yon character. "Wall, lady, de las
ame was eng sged was down IN dc bot
oms. l was engaged ter BIB Phillips
lie trihlnest yailer man / eber seeu
Wy, lady. dat man stole my yesr-rinQ.
and runned away. How many time.
was yereself ~pgaged. lady - Diaals'
Droilsry.A
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16

A Chicago commercial traveller snys
that in SIN, Ill village Ia Northern
Michigan he found notice pinned on
the door Of store which read; "Fsone
to bury NY wife; Will be back ia thiitv
minutes"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16

Mr. Thomas cluno has tbs day purchased a
third Interest in the business Of the firm Of r. IT.
Rogers & Co.. photographers and dealers In pho
tographic views at Nos ga San Fernando street
and Ii Flrst street. The Arm Will hereafter con.
slst Of the undersigned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
Resolution No. 2cS.
A resolution of intention to Improve ami
grade Sand street, from Cemetery
avenue to Montreal street

Be it resolved by the Mayor aud
Council Of the City of Los Angeles:
SECTION /. That it is the intention
of the Mayor Al d Council of the city Of
Los Angeles to cause to be improved
and graded, at the expense of the prop
-rfy owners. Sand street, between Gene
t. ry avenue and Montreal street, in the
following manner;
The road-bel shall be graded and cov-
.red with 8 inches Of gravel, raked free
Of coarse stones of more than 2 inches III
liamet,r, and it shall be male to con.
fJrm to the estali shed grade at the GEN.
ter of the street, with the proper tlcp
towards the curb. After beiag graveled
It shall le thoroughly wet and then
rolled.
The curb shall be Of redwood, 3xl2
inches, placed with the upper edge tt
the established grade and slisel to
posts of redwood Aka inches, 3 feet long
set into the ground full leng h below the
top OF the curb aud inside of the same.
md not more than feet apart. and one
TO each int Of the curbing.
The gutter shall be 81 feet wide, con-
cave at the bottom, and paved with
granite coLble stones not less than l2
nshes long and not more than G inches
IN diameter, thoroughly set in sand aud
,hen rammed. The center Of the gutter
shnll be IL inches, and the outer edg,
shall be inches b low the grade. Ther,
shall lie no stone gutter from Cemetery
,venue to point 600 feet westerly from
he west boundary Of Cemetery avenue
The sidewalks shall be 10 feet wide,
graded and covered with 8 inches Of fine
y,Avel, sno 1thly laid AMI raked free Of
coarse stones Of mora than inch in di-
aneter. The slope of the sidewalk
shall be inches towards the curb
SEC. 2. Tint the exterior boundaries
OF the district Of land to be affected or
ben fitted by sad work or Improvement
.ud to bs assessed to pay the cos's and
expenses thereof are as follows: Com
menciug at The point of intersection OF
the Center line of Sand street with the
west boundary Of Cemetery avenue and
running thence along the west boundary
of Cemetery avenue southerly 100 feet
to point, thence on aline parallel to the
center line Of Sand street westerly 1884
feet to point. thence northerly 200 feet
to point, thence on line parallel to
the center line of Sand street easterly
1894 6 feet to the west boundary Of
Cemetery avenue. thence southerly 100
fset to the point of beginning.
SEC 3. The Clerk Of the Council shall
certify to the passage Of this resolution,
and shall cause the same to be published
onco in the Los Angeles Daily HERALD,
md thersupon and thereafter it shall
take eff, OF and be in force.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing
resolution was adopted by the Council
II the c ty of Los Angeles at is meeting
of Nuve nber 10Th. A. d. 1888.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
Portland Cement.

Ny own importation; direct from
London ex-ship BIengfel. For sale in
lois to suit. Special rates given for
large quantities.
WALTER S. MAXWELL,
sl9-3m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
CITIZENS MEETING
Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of Russell T. Hayes. deceased.

H-ssaVS ui NusseII 7. HhyesI ueceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, ad.
ninlstrator OF the estate Of Russell T. Hayes, de.
ceased, 70 the creditors Of and all persons having
c Inns against the said deceased to exhibit them
with tho necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication OF this notice
to the sal | administrator. at his Office room No.
Temple ock. in the city Of Los Angeles, county
a Los Angeles.
G. F. THoM,
Administrator Of the estate Of Russell T. Hayes,
deceased.
Dated at Los Angeles city. Nov. 18th, 1893.
noviB DIV
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16

How does my Jersey fity' asked a
Phil"leIl b girl Of her country nu,t
"Do yo osll shat soket Jarssys" 70
sponsl 4 the OH lady; ia. mel that mi
he beoause the mosquito can bit.
)Azoogh L."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16

Two suits of the Los Angeles
Woolen Mill Flannel Under
wear will save you much siok-
ness and a DOCTORS bill.
B. f. COULTER.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
F. II. ROGERS,
JOHN F. FITZPATRICK,
Ttfoo rftfep

Mr.. clune will conduct the gallery at No. II
First street. where we shall have on sale por.
traits Of professional political and social celebri
ties, as we'll as views Of picturesque scenery at
home and abroad. nov1s lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16

ia Escuriai, spanish. Gulpuie : French and
sp .nish late patterns; prices most rsasonabls.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
Horsford's Acid phosphate
EXCELLENT RESULTS.

DR.. j. L. Willis, Eliot, Me, says;
"H jrsford's Acid Phosphate gives most
excellent results"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
LAcEs.

Large sssortm,nt. STYLES TO suit tho most fas-
tidious tastes-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
srRAYtD or srolrw.

From tho Pico slaughter house, near the Five
nile houso, about ten days ago. spotted COW
vi short tail. A iutable reward will be raid
for her return to Pi,os slaughter house. mis- 5,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
NOTICE,

My wife, Josephine Hawdy, having left my
bed an boari without just cause or p ovocaton,
public notice ia hereby given that will pay no
debts Of her contracting.
II. r. HANDY
Dated Los Angeles, Nov, II. 1888. novi5 4w