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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11
a Model store.

In the very height Of tho depression
from which Los Angeles has 80 happily
emerged tho brothers Meyberg game t.
Los Angeles and opened their Crystal
Palace store. 1t was on scale Of mag
ni6csnce which would really not have
been out Of place on Broadway, New
York City. or on Chestnut street. Phil
adclphia. A bswildsrine variety and
beauty Of eoods, from the most sxpsn
sive china to the commonest delf; arti-
clss Of ysrts ana brio .brke; fancies in
bronze and porcelain; all that the art Of
man had ccntrivsd Of the brittle and
beautiful adorned the shelves Of the
Msyberu Brothers. They have steadily
maintained their reputation. and the
late visit 10 New York Of . member Of
the firm hss resulted in tho addition Of
iunumerable exquisite novsltiss from the
East and Europe to the already multi.
tudinous attractions Of ths Crystal
Palace store. or course the brothers
succeeded. Such enterprise and busi.
ness apsitudes always compel succsss'
Asa Consequence of the great public
favor with which they have bssn greet.
Cd. they have been compelled TO enlarge
their accommodations. and their com
modious warehouse now extends, at the
rear end, to . great depth under ths
Downey Block. Once fairly back in the
Crystal Palace. and the customers realize
that they are In onsof the largest storea
| in California. We -songfAtulats thu
brothers upon their signal success.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11
The New Reporter.


The lew reporter said he was par
ticularly strong in reporting lectures.
He never took any notes, he said. but
trusted to his memory, which never
failed. Hero is specimen brick Of the
frat essay; "There is no telliug," said
the lecturer, ''where we might have
been to-day>but for the persistent study
Of Newton in astronomical science, re-
sulting in the discovery Of the secrets in
the solar system; the inventive brain Of
a Fulton, which gave us our kuowl-
edge Of the law Of gravity; the un.
tiriug energy Of a Galilro. to whom we
are indebted for the printing press; the
mental activity Of Franklin, who pro-
duced the first steamboat, and the clear
sighted intelligence Of Columbus, who
robbed the clouds Of their electricity" :"
Although the editor admitted that the
reporter had evidently got it all in, the
report, for prudential reasons, was not
printed. The young man is nov en-
gagged in looking up new place. When
be gets Il no sloabs he will be fitted for
it, 5. r. ErcAange.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11
UNTrrp STATES HorEL.
pHopnRrg TRANSFERS.
REPORTED BY yUDsoH, GILLETTE oIB-
ON, EXAMINERS OF TITLES.
coNvEYAScEs-- JAN. 10. 1855,

Pomona Land and Water Company to Charles
steinif Lot :. blk 1856. Pomona: $50.
Pomona Land and Water Go to Martha Reed
Lot z, blk lU5, Pomona; SIS.
Pomona Land and Wstcr Co to John @ Reed
Lots and 8, blk lol, Pomona; $50
Pomona Land and Water Co to David G Reed
Lot l, blk LOG, Pvm1na; &i6.
Louis Phili, TO POMONA Lans and Water Co :
Lots /, ., and 9 blk Hos. lots !. .. and 5. blk
81. Pomona; So
Milton Thomas to L Brossssu--Lots and s.,
blk ~, Pomona; 326O.
Ramon Miranda 70 Juan jose Mirsnda-N
lot ., blx 81, urd's survey; u.
Mary kan IAh 10 se2h NAssAbo-Part Of
lot 7, BLK Ss, Urd's survey. u.
los, Bellevue Terrace tract: tlk00.
Jose su Ian chaves and LuisA MAchndo dc
Chavez to H QrahAm-Lot 8. blk I; Lots l. I.
s. =, 8, u. IS. 10. ~, 80 and "a. blk 9. Chavez
An Antonio sIlya. 70 Maria cunso-LOti in Mission
d Flora and Nara, his wits. to Maria cssnso-
Lot in Misien San Gabriel; ~
and v = wihmcfs to Mn nasxis q hicc--Lot 4.
blk los. Milluaore City; -
Lake Vineyard land and Water Association to
Mrs MsgKis G Rics-Lot .. biz. ?. san PAscual
81 Justics to o Justice !. IL acres in srs
of Ok 4. sec :, tbs, \ 10 "; 20.
Jotham Bixby. Thomas Flint. Leweliyn Blxby,
+ r Lox snd -tsnhart 70 Clarence " cos..
A 3 chapmsn 10 Howard W Milis--Lot N side
Plan. bstA cen Upper Main street and Bath st.;
John b Jones, Q n, his wife, and Geo II Pike
to Francisco HuArte-Lot II. blk P. Mount Pies
ant tract; ESQ.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11
Ship Gun. bursting.
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Within the last few months there has
been an epidemic of gun-bursting. First
of all we had the Krupp naval gun.
which burst ON board ship; then, on the
18th Of October, 28 centinlstre Cor
zasn breech- h-loading gun at Wilhelms!
haven. when, the men being all under
cover, no damage appears to have
been done to life. Pieces Of II weigh
ing 1000 pounds Were, according To
the Madgebourg Gnxetss, thrown more
than 100 yards. A little later in o..
tober, a sis-inch English brsech loader
burst ut Shoeburyness, again luckily
without damage to life. The reason for
Its failure was found to be flaw Ia the
inner steel tube, which could not be
seen ill the burst took place. Austria,
not to be left long bshindhand, FOL
lowed with the burst Of y rssch.los In (
mortar At Felixdorf on the TN OF NJ
vembsr. This time. unhappily, IL ths
Cologne 0aseffe i accurate in its ac-
count. . captain was killed BY a frAg
ment Of the gun and = lieutenant evere
y wounded. The French manage Ia
keep their accidents very quietly from
the public sar,I but there Il pretty ZOO,
evidence that thsrs has Been It least
one failure with their ordndAce. With
The exception Of the two German guns.
raph burst representa- : different method
Of nanufacture. What IN apple Of dis
cord for IL artillsristi
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11
Passengers Due This nvsnins.

The following is the list Of passengers
by the Southern route. to arrive in Los
Angeles At 4,45 O'Clock this evening,
specially telegraphed to the HERALD
from Casa Grands. Arizona. Il 10
O'Clock last night.
Mn I B Curtis, L Rickabaagh and
wife, $ Hedges, Chas Silent, Tucson; J
9 Carpenter. wife and family. StIouis,
Mary Prughn, Albany, N Y; W s Slidd,
Chicago; Henry r 8 Rowe. Boston; Jas
Heron, = sspulvsda, Mexico; " h
Bsilsy. Sandwich Islands; o h P Bsx.
tor. r Bsndallas, Chas Cast. ON Ayls-
worth. Chaa. Lowner. Colo; H P Bald.
win, Sandwich Islands, J Benuistsin,
Georgia, Geo Maxwell. N Y; CLMc-
Coy. oakland; Henry Wood. Kansas
clys J cosswsll. Oregon, H G Hilsy,
Taosen. AT.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11
Humpsy Dumpty ro-N,shs.

b IL ~.
Andrews 4 Stockwells Hnmpty
Hum.,ty and Star Specially Company.
comprising twenty artists. will make
their Los Angeles debut tonight at
Turn verein Hall and continue for the
balance Of the week. including a matt.
nee on Saturday afternoon. This is the
frat Pantcmime Company that has ever
played in this section Of the country and
We have no doubt but that Turn vere;n
Hall viii be packed during their brief
engagement. There arc already large
number Of seats sold for the evening and
those wishing good seats for tonight
had better secure them carly. Notwith-
standing the asAvy expense to which
the management has been put in bring
ing the company to this city there viii
be no extra charge for reserved seats,
which can bs procured at Preuss 4 Pi-
roni's.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

A Boston woman went into confcc.
TONERS shop to give orders for wedding
dainties. She was told that the propri-
etor was engaged. She insisted on the
importance Of her errand, and the clerk,
after a. conference with his employer.
drew himself up with great diguity and
said: .'Mr. --is ia his studio, en-
gagged in tinting water ices, and he can
not be disturbed"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

Ah Toy, head Of ons Of the Chinese
Companies N this city. made an infor-
nation bsfors City Justice Morgan yes-
tsrdAy aftsmooa, eharyins Al Tau. an.
other Moneolian, with assault with =
deadly weapon. TN. who = one II
the ''taa" gambler ary~ssd soms tins
go, discharged BY Judss Morgan on
Tussdsy, = q ~ oplaloa That Toy had
not taken propsr msasuvss Tor his de-
fsnss. aud h dIsousaing he nsttsr yss-
tsrday, hs drew plntol and slFask ~
II tae fhas. 4 wursuut ~ ispsd.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

The funeral Of Mr.. Herman Heinsch
took place yesterday afternoon. at three
O'Clock. from his late residence on Main
street. opposite Bxker Block The fun
sral ceremonies wers exceedingly i'm
pressive. Turn verein Germania, of
which the deceased was respected
member. was fully represented. The
Turner'S assembled At their Hall at two
O'Clock. and marched up Spring street,
with : full band playing . funeral dirge.
Arrived At the late residence Of de-
csassd, they cp,ned ranks At thr, .
o'clock the funeral cortess started for
Evergreen Cemetery where the dsceased
was to be inferred. The order Of the
sad procession was ss follows: City
Band, Turn verein Germania, the
heArse, and following. the family and
friends Of deceased. In this order they
proceeded to the city Of the dead.
Messrs. L. Lichtsnberger, c. r. Heinse-
man @. Jscoby, &C. Lips, John Mil
ner. c. Dotter Louis Roeder, and
Dr.. Jossph Kurtz. acted as pal. bearers.
At the grave, = funeral oration was de-
liversd on behalf Of the Turner's, by Mr..
L Lichtenberger. and the singing section
OF Turn Verein Germania sang Abt's
exquisite threnody sleep well. Sweet
Angel"
The funeral was one Of the largest
ever witnessed in this city. Every mark
Of respect was paid to the memory Of
the deceased. Representative from
nearly al the old families in the city
and county were in attendance. So end
ed the last rites in the ever solemn oere
mony Of burial. Mr.. Heinsch as worthy
and beloved and valuable citizen was
markedly prominent in our community,
which suffers deeply by the loss of such
men.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11
Major Henry HANCOCK Dead,

= ID
News was brought to this city yester-
day morning that Major Henry Han
cock, who has been sick for several
weeks, had breathed his last It his resi-
dence at Santa Monica the night be-
fore. The deceased was a native Of
New Hampshire and came to California
shortly 4ftsr the Mexican War, IN which
be served ~ volunteer under Col.
Ransom, Of the regular army. he had
been resident Of Southern California
for the past twenty five years or more,
during which he practised the profes-
sions Of surveyor and lawyer. his work
IN the former capacity extending over
the greater portion Of the Southern part
Of the State. During the earlier years
Of his rssidence in this city he was twice
elected to tie Assembly and once to the
Ssaate, We believe. from Los Angeles
county. Atths breaking out Of the 10.
bellion be was appointed 4 Major Of
California volunteers and was stationed
at Wilmington. Tho deceased leaves .
widow isister Of Arpad Haraszthy, ESQ,
Of San Franoiscol and two children, We
believe. His funeral will tsks plaos st
Santa Monica. at 1890 o'clock to-day.
On the announcement Of his death
yesterday morsine, both departments Of
the Superior Court asljonrne.l out of
respect to his memory. A meeting oi
the bar was subsequently held at which
tho following resolutions. prepared by
Messrs. C. E. Thorn, H. A. Barclay and
8. Haley, were adopted:
WHHRxAs, God in His wisdom, which
surpasseth the understanding Of man,
has called 10 his final rest our brother,
the late Major Henry Hancock. long /
member Of this court and tho courts 81
this State, we. his brothers in the pro-
fession, In which be, by his integrity
and ability. made himself conspicuous
orpamsat and BY his services to- his
country in the Mexican war, and in the
late war between the States, gave evil
'lence Of his devotion and patriotism;
| therefore,
Resolred, That in the death Of the
lats Major Henry Hancock, the bar Of
this City and the State loses pure and
upright man, able and energetic in his
pfofession. one who st 4 loss to himself
was ever willing to devote his time,
energy and learning to redress the
wrongs and injuries 81 others,
Received, That in the death Of Major
Henry Hancock the community in which
he lived, the State and Nation, have lost
the services Of pure md upright citi-
sen. an able lawyer. and patriotic
soldier.
Resolred. That we, his late asuooiatsa
and brothers in the legal profession,
deeply deplore his demise, and extend
TO his sflicted family our sympathy and
| Rssoivsd, That a copy of these rssolu.
tions be spread upon the minutes Of the
Superior Court of Los Angeles County,
and that copy thereof be transmitted
BY the clerk 70 the wife Of our deceased
brother, and that the members Of the
bar wear the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days from this date. 3
| fSigncd1 C. +. THoM,
| H. A. BARCLAY, lCom.
GEo. H. SMITH,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

Constable 0riliin yesterday recovered
valuable horse from the gipsy en-
campmont 1t the New Depot II seems
that an individual who had too freely
looked upon the wine cup was taken
advantage Of by the ahrewd sypaies,
who bought bis fms horse for song
When his head ache had passed away
he repented Of what he had done. In
consequences the horse was yesterday
replevined. The matter will shortly
be ventilated in the courts.
Mr. Moses NJ. Drew, United 8tntcs
Marshal for tho District Of California,
arrived in the city from San Francisco
| yesterday morning. Marshal Drew
brought down with him Mariana Ayala.
VINO was recently convicted before the
Circuit Court Of tho United States, in
San Francisco. Of selling liquor to In
dians and sentenced to one years i'm.
prisonnlent il the county jail. Ayala'a
sentence was made thus severe on &c.
count Of hia having been found guilty
Of the crime Of twice violating Statute
Of the United States.
Ii the City Court yesterday. john
Hays, arraisned on the charge Of dis
orderly conduct, plead guilty and was
fined SIS or fifteen days in jail. II
appesrs that John, who was full Of
"sheep herder's delight. F" or some other
squally potent beverage, took q stand
in front of the Catholic church at the
Plaza and commenced cursing all re.
ligions. inteflarding his osths with the
vilest and most obscene language. His
fifteen days residence in the Albergo III
Tomsoni. 1t is thonght, will give him
time to cool of and modify his views as
70 churches.
Charles McCaffrey was hrraigned be-
fore City Justice Morgan yesterday. on
tbe charge Of obtaining money under
false pretences, and was held in 5000
bail, for trial. ItAppears that McCAf-
frey, who worked for l Mr.. Brown It
San Fernando, came to town some days
ago with his employers team. Whiie
here, he traded Of one Of the horses,
receiving in exchange the efigy Of
horse and $40 in cash. He afterwards
sold the anima, for which be had trsd-
ed, for $50. The suit is brought, we
believe, BY one Of the parties from
whom MoCaffrey received the cash, the
false pfetense existing in his having sold
property sllat did not belong to him.
Al the meeting af the Turnverein
Germania last night the following on
cers were elected for the ensuing term:
President, Jacob Kuhrts; Vice Presi-
dent, Charles Goilmer; Secretary. John
zens (re-elected); Corresponding Secre.
tary, Chsrles Meier; Treasurer, Theo.
Froshlinger fe.elected); Frat Turn.
wsrt, Adelm SCHROEDER; End do, @.
HAsenzahl; Stage Manager. Hugo
Schroeder; singwart. e. Mueller: Prop
eFty man. A. Lindenfeld; Librarian, 0.
Ruff; Captain Rife Section, Fred Morsch;
COMMITTEES on Amusemsnts, A. Linden.
field, G. Meier; Committee on Supplies.
a. Hanniman. Chas. Huehsch; Commit
Tee on Mental Training. c.Jaooby. o. @.
Weyse, J. Johanson; Trustees. C. |
Jacoby. c. Brode, A. Brossmer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11
COURT RnPoRrs.
superior court, sepulveda, ].


WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10.
Matter Of the death Of Major Henry
Hancock The Court having learned
with painful regret of the death Of
Major Henry Hancock, an honored mem
ber OF this bar, now, Oh motion OF A. j.
King, Esq, II is ordered that out of re-
spect to the memory Of deceased the
Conrt do now adjourn until tomorrow
morning 1t 10 o'clock A. M, and that the
bar be requested to meet at this Court
room At 2P. N. Of this day, for the pur-
pose Of preparing proper resolutions Of
respect.
Rowan VS.. Shultz- Continued till to.
morrow at loan.
superior Court. Howard. J.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 10.
C. n. Thorn. H. A. Barclay aud s.
Haley appointed as committee to draw
up resolutions upon the death Of Henry
Hancock to report this afternoon.
Recess till tomorrow at 10 N.
Estate Of ]. r. Serrano. deceased
Continued till tomorrow 1t l0A.M
Estate Of Jesus Alvaroz, deceased
Stay Of execution and proceedings grant
ed until motion for new trial is heard
and determ ned.
SET ron TODAY.
Jones ct al. VS.. M. Meyer-Settlement
of statement. Sat for l0A. n.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

The largest aud finest assortment Of
buggy robes, horse blankets and whips
ever brought to Los Angeles. just re-
ceived at ;. C. Foy's pioneer saddle and
harness mandatory, No. II Los An
geles street. d22 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

CArARnH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured BY Shiloh's Catsrrh
Remedy. Price 50 cents; nasal injector
Tree. For sale by Preuss 4 Pironi.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

EA9tSfn 0ystern every style; hot
snd eold I6i6hes and n The delica-
~ 81 1h6 Ssdson sGrved "a The shortest
uotios y G6u1rcn Hall, corner Of Main
"a H1666hs sttoet6. lce cold Boca
wv, ~ bs6t 81 We ooast always on
Sa36 s. 0elI - full supply Of the best
arlz1le e Hquo1n, wines and cigars
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

Remember ono dollar will buy one
dollar aud quarters worth Of goods At
Bright's closing out sale.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

I. Il1lssl sssl.Ess tsiics, NJ. p
~ a. k69}n6 Ia anpl1 sxPsrienee
II ~ Hr1n6|5ou and Eos Angeles,
k1603i k6& % meet fhe feqnift1ne1tn Of
~ od6(6 1er&. 81 kseFa I'm supply
a ~ b66t dlo11ss sconst1nt1y on Hand
~ a1Hix thsn ep ''apod honor"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

The old reliable store Of C. r. Hsinse-
man is still hsadqnartszs for drugs and
medicines. He has . full line of patent
medicines. selling them in quantities to
suit at Eastern prices.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11
sI.AvnNs ozzRaY ToorH PASTE

An aromatic combination for the pres.
ervation Of the teeth and gums. It i,
Tar superior 70 any preparation Of it,
kind ii the maFtSr lnlares, hAndsome,
opal pols. price ~ osnts. For sale b,
a dtuggists. G. + Nisos. agent. Lo<
Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

The greatest d,scovsry Of the age il
the celebrsten s1Rakoozy Water" Pre-.
scribed BY the leading physicians and
recognized a. the best. G. r. Heinxe-
man i the agent for Southern Californin
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

No Christmas dinner is oomplsts with
out Eclipse Champagne. Il i the wine
Of tho 6lits and aok oknowls'lgsd equal tv
any imported brand. Examine cork and
label.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

You can ssvs money by going to
Briphts Farmsr' Chsap Store, a. the
entire stock Of boots and dry goods are
offered at cost.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

Hau the nrst-clas Billiard PArior
shs city, back Of Sam Prager's saloon
Privsts entrnnos through Fountail
3quAre. S2o.0m.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

Artista' materials. oil and varnishes
at Raphael Bros. Ia Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

The entire stock Of Bright's will be
sold out by the lat Of March, to go into
another line Of business
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

70 Whom It May Concern.
Pl6ass teke notice. Any person hav.
lne pledges q coIIaternls g the Star
L6ozi md Broker Ofice, No. = Com
lnsrofi street, win pleese redeem The
- = ~ seN!sd intrsst thereon
uflh!n tEsfy dsYs hon w date o. they
NilI b soId p. 6.7-Aoney loaned on
~ kinds q perzonsl pruPsfty mrsoH
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

All respectable dealers keep Dsmians
Bitters. Michel Levy, Wholesale liquor
dealer. agent
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

II you want good appetite, drink
Da,niana Bi. tcrs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

Dsmisna nIakeo The old young and
~ wax airoo3 nd healthy. Michel
tsvy. tho1ssais liaaor dealsf, sgsht.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

See the new stcck Of wall papers 81
Raphael Bros.. l<l Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

~ mSahui. ~ 81 insolcs of the
i1sb5rS6d 6ortia cigar. and do not fail
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11
btlsixAls iIllrnAf NJ

THx HrnArD srkAn PRirrINo HousE
makes speciality Of Legal Printing.
Briefs, Transcripts, ETC.. printed At low
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11
Fred M. ouiol

Remember Bright IL closing out Ths
entire stock oEsrsd 1t cost.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

The Mexioan rsmedy for diseases Of
~ kidnsys I'd bladdsr = D~miana BIZ.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11
rs WHOM Il Nay concern.

spauish language. By Prof. A. Cuyss,
"A Main Street. dll-1y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

Wall papes. new and elegant utyies
At Raphael Bros. l4l Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11
NOTICE
Housekeepers

III at all interested in the welfare o.
your family, be'particular in the selection
Of all things that 60 to mako mp your daily
table. Above MI. see that the Tea y6u
consume h Of IN unaduIferated quality
which can only be obtained with certainty
from dealers that understand the leaE.
1t Is safe to say that not one grocer II
q hundred has . thorough knowledge ~
Tea, and generally buys his stock BY ap-
pearance and price, In most cases select
ing such "A Will bring him handsome pro-
ats, regardless Of tho welfare Of his pat-
r0ns.
1 have for years been associated =
the managcment Of the largo Grocery
house Of 9. JEVNE, Chicago, : house that
for Teas, CoGees and Spices stands sccend
to none in America. In this capacity
have, by years Of close application ard
study, learned to select such Teas ~ arc
pnre and wholesome, never allowing re-
fred or rc-c0lored Teas to enter ny stock
at any time. One trial will convince yeu
that know what am talking about, ard
do not be led to believe that NY prices
are higher than others from the fact that
1 keep In stock grades or superior quality
and higher price than are kept BY dealers
generally. have excellent navor and
good strength Teas 1T very low pricoss
have also the pleasure to offer yeaa =
stock Of Staple and Fancy Groceries sf
surpassing excellence. and respectfully
commend them to your attention. NY
Maatschappe and Mandehllng Jaws, Ara
bian Mocha, Costa RicO and Rio CO0ecs
arc especially nncs and nocd but q trial t.
be appreciated.
4 nice lino or imported and domestic
dclicaeies now In stock and on the way
from the East, and Will be sold at bottom
prices.
Goods delivered free OF charge inside
city limits, and packed free for country
shipment.
Give me call, and you will nnd tho
neatcst store on the Pacific Coast.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11
FRENCH AnD 0ERMAN.

rnE,scH on oknxxN TAUGHT IN thse
aeslh4 nss nelAeA. yrees9 " rFcee~'
~ ! Hss:s a. ss' g. S;s-s 3. Y .s !, 4 .sss ~
80 ~ q - - SslSls
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

E f1nisu ~ - is6ubled with cramps
VA naft ft6noaauo shculd dsiht Dan sns
nft<ou. Il Y ple4sent 70 take. <
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

ros health, strength and vigor drinl
DsniaaA Bitter. jams ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

DsnIsna Blsssrs vv1ulaAss ths stomach
Nickel Levy wholssals liquor dealer,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

4 x6a IN n4vsr havs : sour stomach,
Il yod dina DsnsisnA Bittsfs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

Mirrors, pictures. picture frames and
brackets, q Raphael Bros, Al Main
street. -. - =
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11
DIED.

HANcocK-In Santa Monies. Tuesday. Jan. ?.
1855. Major Henry Hancock.
Funeral will taks p,Aos frcu BIZ late resi-
dsncs. At half past twelve. piay Thursday,
Jan. l1th. Friends ars respectfully Invited % a.
tend. The California rionssn and NlssicAu
Veterans are specially invited 70 aftsnd.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

Bargains at Bright's in drygoods. a
he is retiring from business. and will sell
at actual cost.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

Ehe 1sreegt stock of drug, medicines,
per1uSnes1os AID toilet sztioles 4 South
M California, ~ G. +. Hslnxeman's.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

4 posI>lve cure for dyspepsIa- Dsmi.
ana Bittef6. Michel Levy, wholesale
liquor dealer, agent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

Hukhsa's Raoslaa batiaI laoa3sd No.
Is 1r6ln s(rsst opposite ~ Ploo HOUSE.
Genl16al6p nd Hdies attended 70 BY
psriou4 d their own ~:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-11

C.F. Hsinxemsn ha besn appointed
aesl4 faf fhs eslslrated Shaker medi-