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VyHOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer.

THoMAs BOWLING. AucsOneer.
AUCTION SALE OF EXCELLENT BLACK WALNUT
PARLOR, CHAMBER AND DINING-ROOM FUR
On TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL TWENTY:
NINTH 1884, commencinx at TEN O'CLOCK: shall
sell at the residence Of lady leaving the city, No 1923
street corner 18th street northwest. the following
well kept household goods:-One Walnut Turkish Sofa:
Covered Arp Ihar. Walnut ok Case Foldilx and
and fnxrain Carpets Brussels Hall and Stair Carpets
brussels Ruxs. Window hanging. Two alnut Marble;
Top Chamber Sets Mattresses, Feather Pillows Painted
Cottage Furniture Handsome Walnut Crib and Mat
ress Walnut Hat Rack Walnut Marble Top Sileboard.
Chair Childs High Chair China ana Glass Ware Heat
ing stove. Refrigerator Lawn Mower, so feet Street
HOSE Garden lEpeuente Kitchen ReQuisites &c a25 st
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A BODY FOUND IN ROCK CRERK.-Yesterday morn
ing Mr.. R E. Brown, OF Brightwood, discovered tue
body OF colOred man flOating In Rock creek, near
Blagden's mill The body, which was taken TO the
second precinct station, had apparently been In the
water for many DAYS
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The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, - reported
by special wire to H. II. Dodge. $50 18th street.
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The MaFketS,

The Markets.
BALTIMORE. April 2s-virginis GIes coasolidsted
AZ pastdue coupons 43x ten forttes "a do
threes. 5ox; North Carolina Axes. old. Los bid TO-
day.
BALTIMORE. April 2s-cotton dull-m,ddlins 1lH.
Flour quiet and steady-Howard street and westera
sqRsE 80 Ga, $50 do e1,6s ss24 81; do i.%!,
do. Rio brands. 562s575: Pstspsco family. $50: do
superlative patent 100. Wheat-southern scarce and
Arm, western easier closing dull southern red Liza
lib; do. amber. 1lAal IL No: Maryland. l14h bid;
l6is; June, o7Xsl.os: July, LOsx i05Y: August
1O414alu5 Corn-southeEn higher and 6rm Tor yellow;
western higher closing dull southern white 6s64:
yellow. 6Os63: western mixed SPOT 60 bid; May 59H
a60 June. 59hs6OH July. .0Aas9 o.h:auiet and cay
4os.s Rye quiet esa?o Hay
to choice Pennsylvsnis and Maryland M.Oosl6 90
Provisions quiet and ste dy. Mess pork. old. l725;
new l8 25. Bulk meats-xhouldeRs and clear rib sdes
packed IAasA B,con-shoulder. 81: clear ,b sdss.
s ss ssssSs.s ~ G:
quiet. l34a14 Petroleum hixher-fenned. sAaSz.
Coffee Quiet-Rio cargoes ordinary 70 feir. 9xal0k.
WHISKY quiet Lie Freight. . Liverpool per steamer
Sa saa 80 aS1s 3
corn. 600 bushels oats. 5000 bushels; rye 10000
bushels Shlpments-wheAt l62 600 bushels corn 1000
bushels. Ssles-wheat 6l00UO bushels: corn. $4,000
bushels.
Excitement I'm tho Chicago Produce
Markets.
CHICAGO, April o. Has m.-Great excitement per-
vaoes all the markets this morning The fluctuations
the tendency has been toward higher prices After ten
O'Clock June wheat to g. then broke Oh again to
95A, and is now quoted at that fgure. June I'd.
vanced to 3Sx. but has fallen back to sSk
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sTORY BRICK
HOUSE No lis EAST CAPITnL STREET IT IN
THE ONE WHICH CONGRESS WILL PURCHASE
FOR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY
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RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Mr. Giles F. Rafter re-
siding at 5A Maine avenue southwest, yesterday
reported to police headquarters that his gold hunt
ing case watch and about two-thirds OF the chain,
all valued at SIS were snatched from his pocket at
the corner OF 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue
Saturday night.-Henry c. Apply, 1926 NJ street,
from his vest, while hanging In the Office OF ". &
G. r. Robinson, foot OF 9Th street SOUTH
east, a silver hunting case watch and steel chain
Hiram Robinson, 1928 Madison street north
west reports that last Friday night thieves forced
the door OF his stable and stole two sets OF wagon
harness, valued at $50
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~ SlLILOID TRUSS; That NEyEis kEp.xs
nssx sees our. WAYS Sleala aud can ia ~orn .si
eAti.2lAk ~ ~A - ~ofu~nn
- CHAS. FISHER'S
are r-rSurv Ia Itb street northwest
LACY HaxronA S W ~ w.aSk
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issued by Inspector Entwisle: J. c. McKelden,
repair brick No % 81 street northwest; 500. NJ
between F and G streets northwest; $S25. L.
kenzg, repair brick, 1907 street; se50 JAS Z.
Stake, erect q two-stOry dwelling, o, between 32d
and 800 streets, West washington; 5000 Edward
Quirk, repair frame dwelling; 81, Os0
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District Government Affair.".

Prof DeSmedt Will resume the microscopical
examination OF articles OF food as soon as DIR.
Townshend RECEIVERS sufficiently to furnish him
with the samples
Mr.. w. IL u Grffnth has entered q written pro-
test against the district government locating a
road through his land from Lincoln village 10 Gen.
trail avenue, without paying him for damages,
which his farm will sustain.
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SICK HEApAcHE, LANGUoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring from TORPID Liver, a Disordered
stomach or Costyeness, the distressing effects OF
Whlch Dr. JayDes sanatiye Pills Will speedily re-
move; by their beneficial action the hillary
gans they Will also lessen the likelihood OF = return
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FORTRESS MONROE. NORFOLK AND TIL

FORTRESS MONROE oGt,r NORFOLK AND THE
CONNECTING WITH "A FR FOR RICHMOND
Safe and Elegant Steamer JANE MOSELEY
src 20 cents. Meals served the European Plan.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY snd FRIDAY. Of 5:3Op.m
fo1OMAC RIEEk LANDINGS.Steamer THOMP-
81 leaves MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
M Fare. IS cents For information I'd slater
spIly at GenesI. Office National Metropolitan Bank
els 18TH stItrt or at boat. loot OF 9Th street
GEO. X. PHILLIPS, Affixed WOOD,
Sci y Superintendent Secretary
NJ t. VERNON. Mt VERMONT
STEAMER " w CORCoRsH
Leaves eth street wharf daily Except Sunday, for Mt
vernon at 10 O'Clock ALL: returning reaches Washing
tel about $50 PM
GO I. L. BLAKE. Captain
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WASHINGTON FIsn MARkET.-Sold by r A. Golden.
agent, 1900 shad from SO 10 $2s per hundred KS
0Oo herrings from s. IS per thousand 80 punches
nsh, from Is 10 50 cents per bunch
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apl5-6ts
u A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker.
lLs 9lS street northwest.

eE THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. FIFTH DAY OF MAY. 1884, sam hour and
place By order OF the Trustee. ap26-dts
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4.p 5th street northwest.
p o. HOLTZMAN. Auctioneer
apA-dSds 10th and streets northwest
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CTEANER MATTANO LEAVES SEVENTH-STREET
- WHARF every SUNDAY, TUESDAYS aud THURS.
DAY at O'clock am. for Mattox Creek. returning
nlays. Wednesdays and Fridays. stopping at in
tern, diate Landings going and returning.
ls9 20 ches at Grinders wharf Su days and Tues:
dnys DOWN and Wednesdays up. and Chapel Point and
Brent's wharf Thursdays down and Mondays and Wed
Lts.ays Ere ghts receiv, d daily.
g. T. JONES Agent
feb1a 7th Street Wharf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
ssabbins Array.

Yesterday II was reported about town
that murder had been committed at
Tsmscula, station on the California
Southern road. An Echo reporter
learned that the news had been brought
to the city by Mr.. Allett. the agent at
Riversids station. Being unable TO
learn any particulars the reporter took .
jaunt out to the station. and through
tks courtesy Of Mr.. Allett, obtained the
following particulars Of the affair:
II seems that on Thursday evening
Pete Moran and Ben Gilbert were in
Tsmecula and were drinking freely.
They left town together on horseback,
and whom about an eighth Of mile from
the station they began quarrsling.
while they were fighting, another man,
: frisnd Of Gilbert rode up behind Mo-
ran, pulled him backwards of his horss
and stabbed him six times in the right
sIds. The name Of the man who did the
stabbing b unknown, The first news Of
the ARRAY wss that Moran was killed,
hut up 70 9 o'clock he was still breath
ing, although vsry low, . hsis mpposed
to be mortality wounded. The above
| facts are authentic and were received by
Mr.. Allsts lats yesterday evening. The
motive for the murderous assault could
not be learned, bat thu affair has the
look Of drunken fray caused By hat
noustsr evil--strone drink Yolley
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27


Mr. John Fang. Of IAnE's station, in
solsdad CAhon. norih Of NewhAll, was
In The city ysaterday for the purpose Of
purchsaing supplies for his establish
msnt. The goods purchased were re-
quired to be At the depot yesterday
aftsrnoon At o'clock to ensure trans.
portation on the construction train that
leaves early this morning. Mr.. Lang
was one Of the sufferers by the late
fiood, and to an extent that would appnl
Z less stout hearted man; his barns,
corral. hay. fences, all went before the
relentless torrent. In addition. he had,
at great expense. built carp pond
nearly three years ago and stocked il
with that fine fab. and had nearly q
million, most Of thcin large and in good
condition. 1t was his Intention this
season to erect large hotel at the sta
ton and signalize the opening with an
elegant fish dinuer, prepared from, fish
Of bis own raising; but an that prospect
has now vanished; dead fish can be
picked up, scattered for iniles along the
course Of the torrent. Bat Mr.. Lang
docs not give up very easily. and al
though his losses win number into the
thousands he proposes TO 60 right along
as though nothing had happened.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
Murder ~ san rsdro.

On Monday night about l2 O'Clock. as
party Of four sailors from the brig JOS
ephins were out on . lark. one Of them,
named Thomas Crane, drew . pocket
knife and struck his companion, Dan
Jones' . blow in his neck, severing the
jugular vein aud cauaing death Il few
minutes. The ASSASSIN escaped in the
darkness. but 1t is hardly possible for
him to avoid arrest. He i described a.
man about i've feet nine inches high,
with reddish hair and heavy nustache.
He wore blue. suit Of clothes and .
sIouch hat. and would weigh about les
pounds. Captain Saunders, Of the ves-
sci. is deserving of great credit for com
ing to the city to give complete inform
alton in regard to the murder. It is too
often the case that the masters Of ves-
sels pay no attention to such affairs and
let Villains 20 unwhippedof justice, but
this gentleman seems to realize the pro-
priety Of securing the ends Of justice
among his crew. although at expense
and personal Inconvenience.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
Albers rrlsasnsh.l.

Last Saturday evening Mr.. Albert
Frisndenthsl. the eminent European
pianist, who has been sojourning at San
Diego for some weeks for health and re-
creation. was rendered . complimentary
concert BY tho citisens Of that place.
The concert was an immense success and
was attended BY the cultured people Of
that city, y we'll - by large numbers Of
strangers, q present sojcurnins there.
We need not msntion that the faussus
young pianist delighted his audience.
Tho papers Of that city are full Of praise.
The Onion, at the closs Of : long articls.
says that they have seldom had the
pleasure Of attending anywhere such .
delightful concert.
The reputation Of Mr.. Frisdsnthal Il
20 well known In this country and in the
musical circles Of our city that We hardly
seed TO call the attention Of our people
10 the great treat that i in stors for
them IN the sntsrtainment shortly 10 b.
given By this distinsuished European
piAuist.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
To-Nisht's Concert.


Fslo~ we publish The psoEasoaas foe
the grand concert TO b given at the Fort
Street NJ. e. Church tonight in aid Of
the sufferers by the Aood. Ths selec-
tons are from the sbsst sathors, and
from the names Of the lAdies and gentle
mea who are to participate. We csn safs-
IL promise our cItizens most delightful
entertainment:
PRoGnAMME:
/. Overture -'.etrAdsIiA, !" ............ .Fiotow
HanIltcnis 9. ehe.txa.
Chorus Of 100 vcto and 0rchegtn.
.. Instrumsntal Quartstts. ........ .sslected
Smith eisssrsL
Mn Bssson.
g. The German Heart y. ............-...E e. Otto
LieAsrkrAns socisty.
Q. Violin Solo, Fantasis Caprice. = visuxtemps
Nj. J. Bond Francisco.
Z. Chorus--"Scnx Of the LArk"-N -Nendelssohn
Sang a-apella)
9. Duett -Lohengyin Wagner
Miss 4. r. George. Herr earl sehneisser.
O. Baritone Solo. Selected
NJ j. Z FIX.
TO- Male QuaTtetts-"Formksn". .Koschat
chri schnnaisssr, 1st tenor; Jas. Booth,
"a tenor: Robk 3 Paulsoa, lst basss :.
G. Manning, - eeel
II. "An1 DE GLORY = the Lord .-....--. Handel
Choras and ofcAsstn-
No encore will be allowed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
rnR Los AHcslRs DEmocRArIcc cluB
A Rousing Meeting Organisation OF
the Club Election OF Permanent
Onlcers.

An adjourned meeting of Democrats
was held last night at the Courtroom of
Justice Ling in Temple Block, for the
purpose Of perfecting permanent or.
ganization Of the club.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Mr.. Thomas B. Brown was unanimous
ly elected permanent President.
The report Of the Committee on Per.
manent organization was read, where
upon the constitution and bylaws Of
fercd by the committee were adopted
and signed by eighty-two members.
The election Of permanent Secretary
resulted in the choice Of Georgs J.
Denis.
For Vice Presidents, Messrs. Pridbam,
Patton and Chandler were named and
elected.
Mr.. Sidney lacey was unanimously
elected Treasurer. the Secretary, on mo-
tiou, casting the vote for the club.
The following named gentlemen were
duly elected members of the Executive
COMMITTEES. Henry w. O'Melveny,
Walter D. Stephenson. r. Bilderrsin,
Judge 8. J. Beck and General JIM,
Baldwin.
Further election Of officers was de.
fsrred until the next meeting Of the
Club.
On motion, the thanks Of the Dem.
ocracy Of Los Angeles county were ex.
tended to Justice r. A. Ling for the use
Of his Courtroom.
On motion, the Club adjourned tc
meet ON the call Of the Executive Com
mittse. through the President. the com
| mittee being requested to call meeting
before the next regular meeting fixed by
| the constitution.
The meeting was rousing and most
enthusiastic one and promises mos'
suspiciously for energetic work in ths
coming campaign. There were abou'
one hundred Democrats present, and
several who were unable to get into tn
room left without taking any part in thu
| proceedings.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
COURT REPORTS
Superior court-Howard. ].
M

Superior Court-Howard. J.
TUESDAY, February %.
Estate of J. A. limerick, deceased
Final account settled and allowed; dis
tribution.
Estate Of Alexander Repetto- Petition
for family allowance continued until
Tuesday, March4.
Estate OF Michael Malon, deceased
Petition for an order to sell personal
property; heard and granted.
People vs.. Ed. n. Gray, burglary-In-
formation filed; defendant given nntil
March to plead.
People vs.. Edwards : Defendant in
court and pleads not guilty; ]. M. Dam
ron, Esq, appointed by the Court ~ at
torney for defendant.
Dominguez vs.. Botiller, ct al.-Fol-
lowing defendants are hereby allowed
ten days to answer: B. Botiller, F..
Botiller, T. Botiller, e. Stokes, l..
Robles, Sr., L. Robles, Jr., j. NJ. Leon,
A. Tapia, r. Dominguez. G.. Rocha, F.
A. Reyes, NJ. Lamorie, F. Higuera, b.
Celays, R. Vejar, ]. Robinson, and A.
NJ. Valdez
Davis vs.. Bower, ct al.-By consent.
cause continued and set for t.ial March
llth at lOA. N.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
GARNER W. Grimaud, ct al.
Richards VS.. Gilmore, ct al.-Ac-
count
Pico VS.. Cohn, ct al.-Motion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
Pasadena.


Business gentlemen who contemplate
becoming residents Of the Southern
California Paradise" when the South
ern Pacific Railroad is opened. should
secure the commanding building sites now
offered for sale in the beautiful orange
groves Of Mr.. James Smith. on Orange
Grove avenue. They are located on
hillside. looking east, having splendid
views Of the entire San Gabriel valley
and convenient 10 Postofice, schools
and churches. Mr.. Smith has also
some lots on the main thoroughfare
and business street. Fair Oaks avenue,
between Hotel Raymond and postofice.
tho corner lots Of two aud q half acres
each having frontages Of 80 feat by 206
feet. ianS0-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
Nlectricity and Axaenssism the New
Means Of oure.

Dr.. E. Robbins, the celebrated Aus,
tr,llsn Rlecto-Ms9netic Healer, lie
South Main street. nearly opposite the
Cathedral, after several yeafs' experience
in the Australian colonies, Han Francis-
co, Salt Lake City. Dsnver, and several
months IN this city, be- decided to per
inansntly locate here, where he has pm.
formed % many wondeEful ourss without
the aid Of medicine His rooms are
crowded daily with petints anxious -
get the benefit Of his pewer over -
called incurable diseases. Dr.. Robbins
ls patronized by soue ol our lsoding citi-
ssns. He also diagnoses dipeeees with.
oal explAnatton' from The pattents. free
Of chafRs, and has flttsd up ths InseltNts
at oousidorablo oApoueo With Dr.. Hon
man 3 Palmsf's oslohroosd eleotro-thega-
psutic hath, which = pEououneod by em-
meat physicians b be ~ grea1uoe de-
oovsry h msdlcal scieuee a u1odsn
tlmss; also o>hsr msdioalpd balAs vith
~ lslu> improeeanonts h e1eeextenl h.
s11uunon(n. ~ o1uaolnaHi1e Dez1lalc.
0olvuuis ~ sla1ls elpolzlel(t foooed
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
ral coosl q. r.z sraAr.
4 Patent Voice

In Justice Ling's Court yesterday
morning the case Of the People vs.. Men
delsohn was on trial before jury for
disturbance Of the peace. The facta are
peculiar Complaining witness Is .
shoemaker and defendant q tailor, and
both have their places Of business in the
same store. The plaintiff. Mr.. Weihs,
Is blessed with an ultra soprano voice,
which is Of no commercial value in the
boot business, but which would make
his fortune in Punch and Judy opera
Mr.. Mendelsohn, envious Of 20 much
talent, has been in the habit Of initiating
Mr.. weihs. but never succeeded in at.
tanning the falsetto tones Of the Knight
Of the Last. So ON the 10th, when Men
delsohn was cutting pair Of pantS on
his aide Of the department and singing,
"My Finger il Cntl" ia imitation II his
neighbor, Mr.. Weihs, annoyed at the
little success attained by Herr Mendel-
sohn, told him not to initiate him any
more. Mr.. Msndelsohn, resuming his
own basso. inquired whether he had :
patent on his voice. Mr.. Weihs. unable
to admit that. resortsd to choice figures
Of rhetoric. which were re-echoed BY the
tailor. Mr.. Lucaglsssawiski, a Polish
refugee and shoemaker, thereupon
came to Weihs' rescue and between the
two they swept the floor with Mendel-
sohn and made him wish he was dead.
Mr.. Flopmikofki. another Pole. rendered
an imitation Of Mr.. Weihs' beautiful
cIariouet strains with much effect at the
bidding Of the prosecuting attorney, and
the whole conrt was thers by convulsed.
Mr.. Mendslsohn, when put on the stand,
testified among other things that, "Mr.
weihs licked mine head; yes, sare. fear
fully!'' Mr. Mendelsohn. being bald
headed, it Is possible that this might
have been an indacemsnt for Weihs' &C.
centric conduct, or It might have been
the licking that remove tho raven locks.
Quien sabe. The case being submitted,
the jury retired and returned after two
hours of hard work unable 10 agree.
Eleven stood for the taller and one for
| the shoemakef. Everything is qu;et Il
last and 10 order that no more fuss may
occur between the bslligerents, they
lave agreed to draw chalk line every
morning at 8 o'clock sharp dividing the
camp. which shall not be passed by the
enemy. and when MsndelsoLn wants to
sIng MY Finger ia Cut" lie viii do so
when he is asleep.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
Excursions.

The excursions that arc coming to
Los Angeles every few dsys are bring
ing great many very wealthy people
here to locate and make permanent
homes in Los Angeles or surrounding
country. On arriving they are al
anxious TO see our beautiful city and
country. and among the good and beauti-
full thiugs they are lint TO discover Is the
famous Tansills Punch cent cigar, sold
at the p. O. Cigar store.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
wslllnsson ooal.

The attention Of ocnsumsru Of coal h
called % he supsriori>y end economy Of
THE coal = fnsl - acafnst any othsr--
either ooal o. wood--fcf salo b this
market. Il b specially recommended
to- houee asea burnin3 up 10 . cIeaz,
white ~ s9d l1oving 70 rsfnps Or sooo.
For stean , - tsss h ~ 10 eoaal Ihs
pndsrsiSned y rrsporo1 - N this ooal
4 eo1>oed lots a44 upVlords fEom ~
ecal benhs<s a Wnminstpu, o. slips
~ % q ~ 'ss Ms j ~ sossssss 9 sn .ssss al
nni!koa1. 10 y ~ q ~ ~ Nooil
WzISSs 3. MAxwsxz.
Wholsaass De>lsgI No 70 coezs s.ssl.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
A Happv rhoueht.

1t was happy thought that led to
the production Of concentrated fruit
syrup, 90 harmless in its nature that it
may be given either to the mother or her
babe, relishsd alike by both. and Of such
wonderful efficacy TINT oil who take it
feel brighter and happier. C. F. Heinze-
man viii furnish anyone wishing Syrup
of Figs trial bottle free OF charge, or
sell 50 cent or 81 bottles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
srs,enAslsn o. sasca szpStvusa

Meeting OF the Los Angeles Bar
Resolution OF Respect to Theo-
dore Lynill. ESQ. Tribute to Hon.
Ygnacio sepulveda : His Sue
cessor Recommended to Gov
ernor Stoneman.s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27

SHII.0HS vIrALIzRR . whaA yoa
ned for Ccnaelpatioa. Loas a Appetite.
Disflneea - III synp)ouin q Dyspsp-
-. FFie6 - and 70 ounos pr bcttl4.
Hon BY G. +. Hsihsssnan. l22 North
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27

GROUP, wHooPINa COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shilohs Cure. Sold BY G. =. Heinze-
man. 1872 North Main atrsst.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-27
4stjs Angeles
Woolen Mills.

rhsss are N made Of absolutely pure.
~ wool. No cotton, No 6hoddy mig
- Thert ere no such goods msdo
81 for fnensss, purity and cheap
NJ We are olIsfins speciai induce
Insnts IL prices. and Wish you 70 call
N how, whether you wish TO bay or
I1|ot. We like to show these goods. We
tssvo He'd Blankets and Miners Blsnkets
1 s,sn and : halt feot wide and full
|ifng,b. Aiss for threc-quartsr beds and
B. r. COULTER.