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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-12
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Feb 1-l2:30 m.-Cotton-There is mode
rate demand which Is freely supphed Mddiing Upands
l6d Orleans l5l6d Sales lOOOO bales including
600 FOR speculation and export receipts 1880 bales IN
Guiding 500 bales American Futures-Uplands Low Mid
ding Clause February and March delivery, 6O04d; also
se.64d; do March and April delivery, 5664di a also
also 5384d; do May aud June delivery G36idi also
.x8ld June and July delivery, S64d also 2-6Ad;
40 Julv and August delivery, 7-64d Futures dull:
$50 sales Of the day included 100 bales
American. Futures closed firm. ~ go. -
GALVESTON Feb ll-Cotton quiet; Mlddling 10Sc; Low
Mddng 10 Lice; Good Ordinary, el6oi net receipts
2O47 bales gross 1850 bales Exports TO Great Britain,
1870 bales; 10 France. - bales; TO the Continent -
bales Coaswse li34 bales sales 454 bales STOCK oS9Oi
bales .,r, 81, -, ,,,,
SAVANNAH Feb 1lCoton easy; Middlius, l0ci Low Mid
ding . 1880; Good Ordinary 5l6c net receipts, 1913
bales gross, 244 bales Exports TO Great Britain 49,
bales 10 France, bales 10 the Continent - bales;
COastwse 7i9 bales sales 200 bales last evening 900
bales: stock. 65,j49 bales $500, - go
NEwORIEANs. Feb. ll-Cotton quiet; Mlddng 10 6l6oi
Low Middling. loci Good Ordinary 92c net receipts
$500 bales gross 6923 bales; Exports TO Great Britain
O73O bales; 10 France bales TO the Continent l. 1s4
bales Coastwise 1857 bales sales 800 bales last evening
- bales, stock, 81, 905 baes.
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the honest men of the expedition are described with
exciting effect. Two characters are particularly
well drawn,-a rufian outwardly as pohto anu
smiling as Mr. Gilberts Pirate-King' ana simple
hearted, trusting and obstinate CID country squne
The hero of the story is lad who 1or mover n a
rather too much of the dramatic eapAoiy .o
solving problems. cutting knots anu OoinS "' "''u
at the right moment.
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gurouran advertisements.
uRATEFUL-coMFoRTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.

RRpAKFAST-'By q thorough knowledge OF INC o,tSon.
laws which govern the operations OF digestion anu ~ well
& Nv . ga rsyi anncaton OF the hne properties y, w mn
eced Cocoa Mr. provided our s many heavy
Sctoy mia IL is by judicious use OF suea
det that constitution may be gradually Dui uaSs5s Of
e mssdes are doaug around US ready 20 fatal shaft
~ tseons ourselves well fortified Win pure oi"u
Dyonery nourshed frame-Cyll serviye ~" IN tins only
simply with boiling water or MIX sVin ~ EPPa
~ m and mn by Grocers, labelled mus y "h7 "
"a HomQopathic Chemists. LQndops EnXia1~
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TIVE srocy uARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

prFFAIo Feb Cahe-Recelps to-day. 1000 head; total
for week thus far $500 head time last week. 5000
headI consigned through, llJ market dull Extra
Steers 80 ds6 90; Common 10 Fair 50 40 Light 10 Good
Butchorss IS 20 ass 90. ..
to-day 5000 head; total for week thus far
O06 head Tor same time week y 900 head Consigned
Through cars Slow Fair TO Good Western 81 70
81 SO; Choice Fancy So 60GS6 western Lambs 20 OO
as 30. 80 -, 49,, e., -. 49,.
far 600 head for time last week, 10000 head
consigned through Al ea Good 70 Choice Workers ~ y
asa 26 Light Mixed 50 oOdS0 o0 uOOu Meuluns ~ %o~
81 40i Pigs, 0dSB 90. .,,-. W.
nCHIdiG0 Feb NThs DroteYS Journal reports 'Ho0s-Rs
cspts $4,000 head; shlpments 1000 head market active
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.r,v vopu DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1884,
,,..,n, AVA sh,nutnr. ss ooas7 rs.

Packing So S00s6 sO Packing and shipping % 6oeF lo
IiRht 81 86aS6 So ekips ~ 25dS5 so. -
os.aRscePt 400 head shiR%cnts 10y s6ss 1o
Common % Medium, IS 2oSs6 So 40 go. ,.,.-,or
TO Fair 81 6odsl 90 Medium to Good 81 ooes' 20 oh0co
ST LOUIS Feb ll.-Hoos active; Receipts, 400 head
shipments 300 head Igh 81 4oas6 60 Packers W oo@
81; Butchers, S97$7 20. o., -.
tate-Receipts head; Shipments, 90 head Export
ers 50 309s675 Good 70 Choice shippers SIS sOgS8 80;
Common Medium 81 1885 60 Stockers and Feeders.
So 1885.
70 Medium s. 50G 40 Good to Choice 81 7o Fancy
as 25aS6 co.
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covado fair refining ahoat - ~
AsrwEnr. Feb ll.-Petroleum Fine Pale Amenean, II
francs pain ana ~ nsncs 70 confines sellers.
Wiicoxs Lard closed al l Ia francs Der 100 kilos
BgEMEs. FeD iii:-Petroieum marks 40 pfcnnnga
HAyBURo Feb. u.wicoxs Lard closed ct le marks per
HiyRE Feb 1Iwcors Lard clcsed ct so francs so CEN
timea kiOs. - wv
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

the average was estimated az 10ic. 49, -.
VTS-Keceipts Yesterday to-day l45 cars at
Jersey city 6Oth and 10 cars at Weehawken
new Yards making 723 head against 400 head last Mon
day The arrivals the past 1859 head less than
last week. less than the corresponding time
last year a., ,,.s poo,
The been slow all the week the Dressed Bee
trade Wednesday decline OF c per
10 recorded which barely recovered on Friday under
the influence OF light receipts and the possibility OF sh9rt
y equal TO he needs slaugterers 40 carloads OF
flooded districts" Trade slow with prices much inc
as ON Friday 10 Fair Steers and the feeling
for God TO Prime rie weak. Sted steers sold ~
1O2S % dress SO ID; and about 10 carloads OF stll ed
puiis Mt 100 N. Poor TO Prime Cornfed
BGiiocks ranged from 50 459s7 12 100 s and car
load OF Choice Illinois Steers sold by NJ Goldsmith 10 MT
Edemuth at 81 5 equal TO about 34c 10 dress 81 b Old
Dry sold as low Sc. live weight; and Rough oxen
SLog 30 h. The yards not cleared at
D. m About 40 carloads expected TO arrive tomorrow
Exporters reserved 50 carloads aud Messrs, sherman
Ge bought 1879 head at strong to dress SO 10 The
Hin will increase this weeks homo supply
Live Cattle and Dressed Beef
The weeks shipments Of Live Cattle and Sheep and
Dressed Beef and hutton follows:
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Sales bp Antiion.

A DVFRTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIvED At THn
UPIoWN OFFICES No. 1888 Broadway. corner Thirty
nrss until p and SOs West Twenty thrdst corner
nd Third ave corner Forty sevenths AZ the HARLEM
OFFiCES Nos 1907 and $500 Thlrdayeq corner Vne
hundred fifth ST., up 70 D. m at regular onss
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, Feb. IL, 1s
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.


155th.st & 8 200 IT W Of Courtlandtave, 25xl00 VIM
Porter and wife TO @ Hoffman -.;;....:.;; sliOO0
55thst n a. $50 II Of 1th.aye, 20xl005 Isidor Gold.
19ss snidh 90 h s$o Il Of 7th,ave 2oIe6il Wright
ia Rsit, and y wife TO Macfsran ss727
72d Sstssn I LIZ :. 10000
lA1 Riss and M wife to Y Wright 1000
4sth Ha,ssman H and wife to Holt61sen 1880
196ths 3 2l1 II o OF as6sxe Lem
POTsi ndRS Re vt James DS 81 ReIey 1000
GGHg; cor Of isihst i25xiOo; Chas John.
in son and wife TO George shepherd. .......;..
1O5tSst No 2O2 East, lsxl009; a f q Kuehn toA nm
,a4tS.st, hu $, 100 It Of 8dave 4OKi00Iii
Maefaran and wife 20 Fred Betz:
Ss Cocks aS Ui husband ccrDes 5000
7thave Q 8 255 n of l6th-st, 2oxs0; NJ stymus to
,21s aa 8 G' III Of itnave ixioOil Adelaide
LWoOd and another to D NJ Cohen ad \ o;;;o.;t: soOo
sth; iNne Usa sgii 10000
loohi 9Sett and husband to James Murtaugh eOOO
West Farms Road lot 1874 olx9lx6Oxl2s HonorA o,o
20 o pead 20 %y Iot i5s 25x7i7; Anna Mac.
East 1nis eIecutriI TO Robert winthrop 1880
Cros MSss and another moi 1880
dranGst NO --'i - - 20 90
Markets. s%Ns sn lUe a and smother $3.50
94thst to e ssa and wife to Jonn Pnkney $4,000
l23dis. b :, sSS wife to Frazer 1870
Freedman and wife to Isidor goldsmith
canalst 70 49 Isaac Gordon &C 10 hla Won 10000
47ts 1j5 IT Of iOtlave, 27xlOO Morris ooo
47t1s lS ,d IL sS od another lUhere $4,000
"es Interest; J + Cunning Honors oMeara 49o8
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DrouosGIs.

CUSTOM HOUSE, NEw.YoRR,
Collectors once, February H. 1884.
PROPOSALS are hereby invited for printing
show msrks Plumbers, description OF paeEage, coDiente
quantity apd appraised value aud TO DO delivered at ta
'Ai'' ~'''H D. ''''' WV ROBERTSON, Collector.
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CTORAGE SALE.--On the fourth day or or
March 1884 at 10 O'Clock viii be sold 70 satisfy hes tS
storage and charges the goods stored under the nans "
following persons Annie Tuhil James = L. Ssyths
ners IInner Edward Widest, Katie Donely. .,sr
Borst James C. steward. Thomas psnnis knm INN,
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obstruction.

lustrnclion.
For Boys and Young Men---City.
CIRCJu, AIRS OF BEST SCHOOLS
N. free to parents Please give PARTICULAR ~ III
COYRIERE Il CO.. 81 Fast lItllst, Union SQUARE ---
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
No IS East 49th.st
FRANK DRISLER A. NJ, Prn nGIa az ann,v a,
,he scS Isl or 20 prot HENRY DRIsLElt As west 4o'na
SCHOOL OF MINES PREPARATORY
= SCHOOL 80 45thst Introductory to az! Schentnc
ColleRes j. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, e. E, IN D. frinciPAi'
TIME NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. 8
i East ATHEIST, reopens Monday september "a ono
boarding pupil Send for circular " DABSE1 frlhelpsl
U,UE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. I'll
| Wadisonave near 64th.st, DR.. IL. b. CHAPLIN Princi-
nal English classical and primary departments Gymna
snm New building complete In its appointments Inc
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XVANTED.-A Partner with $4,000 In
business which pays large prodts and will bear ths
closest investigation. safety OF the Investment assue"
Reference. Address A. D., Tribune Ohee.i
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Bnslness Gbanees.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIvED AT THE
fIPlOWN OFFICES No. l,23S Broadway corner Thirty.
hrsst until p and 90S West Twenty corner
Eghthave No 80 East Fourteenth g. corner
oEFiCES Nos I.O07 and 2,50G Third ave. corner One,
hundred and Tweny 1thst. Up 10 NJ, regular once
rates
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0earbers.


A MISS HESSE. BOW est 2 st-st., supplies COM
IN. peent teachers, tutors governesses slngers house
Keepers best given 10 parents choice OF schools
References Hon. Hamilton fh and eISec Evarts
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
~ lshed 1850 provides promptly Best Teachers for Phi
Families Schools COllegeA Circulars Of Good
schools with reliable information free TO parents skilled
Teachers always wanted Application form Tor stamp
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
IA Of all grades tutors gOvernesses lecturers companions
c Of best schools free 20 charge to those employ
ing teachers teachers until engaged Il. MIRIAM
C0YRIERE & co. 81 East l7th-st. Union square
SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCED TUTOR de-
- sres private pnps highest city references Address
1885 Broadway.
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pantlna Aeaoemies.

>~o>o--~~-~--~~,~--------
ALLEN DODWORTH No. 6S1 Fifth-ave.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING
NOW OPEN.
Particulars in circular for which send stamp.
ALEX. MACGREG0RS, 112 FIFTH-AVE.-
N Private lessons any hour classes every day; gentle
Monday and Thursday evenings particulars
circular.
MIR. p. HARVARD REILLY, 57S 5th-ave.,
WI has returned from Europe. For terms &C. apply At
the school
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Musical.

YORK CONSERVATORY Of MUSIC
~ EAST l4TH.ST. Third door east Of 5TH-AVE.
Incorporated 1865.
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TuR COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NRw.YOnK,
COR IRXINGTON-AVE. AND 23D-sI.i
1871

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the Col
ese of the city of NewYork hereby give notice thaL ac
cordine 70 law the College open In all its Depa
classes 10 all applicants resident In tho CITY OF
who NAV pass the required examination. -, ,,
Candidates admission required TO NE @
,cy ar actnal residents Students IRON one
nresen certificates Of proficiency and OF dis
charge in good standing said colleges -, 49,
since the law longer requires that appHctnts sn,
attended the public schools for one year. circulars q
Tim ror those who attended such schools nave uc
living the progress students in the Casslcu
rorse and in the Scientific course which VIII DO Issued on
nlicaon 10 the President The practical Laboratory
and the course portions Of the regular collegiate
., - - D...t,oo.
q II. CRAWFORD, Chairman Executive committee
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4Si
RroadNay near 42dst A7h year. Primary, COmmeTeal
and Classical bepts NJ. N. HOBBY W. L. AKIN. Prncpls
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For Y oune Ladies-Oitv.

For Young Lades-Citv.
MRS, J. A. GALLAHERS French Protestant
wi Roarlng and Day Young ladies' 45O Mad-
sonave 50tst All branches for College prepaIatGh
Special attention intermediate ana PRIMARY clsSes IN oon
English and Separate class for little boys
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DROPER PRIDE.
A FASCINATING STORY OF CAVALRY LIFE
a. INDIA.
PRICE TEN CENTS ,,, ,.o,,,
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MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
Nl bertnptng Tuesday oct. l6 IN DRAWING, OF andWA
TER COLOR PAINTING STILL LIFE, FLOWERS and
LANDSCAPE, CHINA PAINTING and DECORATION.
STUDIO No. 80 MADISONAVE
References
Mr.. D. HUNTINGTON, Mr. WILLIAM HART Mr.
JAMES HART, MI. a. +. BELLOWS.
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For Both Sexes-Ci

MISS ARABELLA KETCHUMS SCHO
NB for Girls and Little Children. No. 124 East Sot
Haf year begins February 10TH Separate class Tor little
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Mem 11nbliratior1s.
11I LEADING PARTISAN SENSATION
HORRORS.

DLAINEiS HISTORY. 2 vols, 600 PIP. So 70
ID vol Show 1t cheenully GEORGE p EDGAR Agent,
~ NaU Work
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-18
Real Estate Sale
-
San Gabriel, Walnut Avenue.
on THE PREMISES.
TUESDAY. APRIL !, 1884,
At so'clock in the afternoon. rain or shine,
A Desirable Home for Gentleman.

viii sell Cottage House and 10 acres highly
improved land on the AihsmbrA, directly oppo
site the residence and grounds Of q. B. Adam
and T. L. Mayberry, a. follows: Rich, loamy
candy soil; all nne thrifty trees and vines In full
Mediterranean Sweet; $500 vines Of Tho nlau
E1ben variety: 900 vines Of fne assorted table
grapss. - MuscAt Of Alexandria, Flame Tokay,
ETC.; about 800 Bartlett pears peach, apricot, fgi
and appls trees
The cottage contains rooms and kitchen, de
corral
Nolx--Adj djoining and near thcss grounds arc
the elegant grosluAs and resldencoa Of O. b,
AdAms. I. L. Maybesry, scoviIie and Mrs. Hol.
stead. This tract Is beautifully elevated. com
mAnding fine view Of the Sierra Madre villa,
the elegant Raymond Hotel now In process oi
Shorb, Balwin, Carter and others. distance BY
carriage from Los Angeles, <5 minutes; by cars.
Is minutes.) The neighborhood II choice, select
and nrst-cian. The property In and sround San
Gabriel is rapidly improving and In the last three
years has advanced nye hundred per cent One
Rates very reasonable fhe water right win Be
sold with the grounds. Only ten minutes walk
from the depot to the grounds.
Churches of AL denominations IN the immedi
ste vicinity. Ths large, elegant new school
house only one block on. Tastily arranged
grounds around the house and walks; the
choicest flowers. plants, towering shrubcs and
ornamental trees. This Is just the SPOT for .
gentleman Of leisure. home, or undoubtedly .
capital speculation TO hold as there Is very little
II any improved property directly In the heart Of
the place for sale. 10 be appreciated must be
Bayiey. tho gentlenaniy proprietor Of the hotel.
who will direct you to the grounds
For further particulars and price apply At Office.
fcb5 JOHN G. BELL. Auctioneer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-18
old + Families.

Western man--"You Philadelphians
have great deal Of old family pride, !
see"
Philadelphian -s'Soms of us certainly
have ancestors who were Americans GEN.
turies ago."
Western man--"Well, l have lived
for years where there are more old fami-
lies to the acre than Philadelphia ever
dreamed Of, and more than that, their
ancestors were Americans centuries be-
fore yours ever landed"
Observation-Disclosures In the world
is that"
Western man--'In the Indian Terri
tory"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-18
Snubbed.

Some time since when the Prince oi
Wales was in America, one Of the guests
invited to dine with HE Royal Highness
was the kesper Of ! New York hotel.
This being known, was protested against
with such warmth that the invitation
was rssciDded. and the indignant and
angry hotel keeper. Mr.. Stevens. then
on the staff Of Governor Morgan, was
compelled TO withdraw. The wife Of Cap
tain Pagst, one 81 the most intimate
friends Of the Prince Of Wales, Il the
daughter Of that very hotel keeper
Pail Nall Budget.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-18
Dr.. Joseph Kurts

No EOS Main street. opposite Baker Block
SBEys and car diseases treated with the care Of
specialist. ap22
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-18
Good Business Chance.

NI.s&ssa furnluhsd roous withln tkrss uinutsu
vsiio1 ths oven Hs1s1: roo.s nos aFs soourisd;
v1l ~ = ~ pnrer pogonaalnH ~ 1asgaln olto
RE(SS. Si1N1y : KNOX.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-18

Saving his capital. "You'rs goossl"
angrily exclaimed an Austin man 10 his
wife, who continually chidsd han about
1ls sxcsesivs extravaganza. You do
pethlpg bat ceekle, cackle, eackls all
~ fins." "Ysp, dsar," she swsstly
5)fEed "bat yea mast not forget that
~ ooekkae of esege ones savsd the
eGD(oo1 " Roma and II oacklina Will
savs yess capital I'm going TO kssp u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-18
Auction Sale
----oF--
REAL ESTATE,
Under the management Of
HAMILTON & DUNSMOOR,
Dealers In Real Estate,
NO. 23 WEST FIRST STREET,
To be held on the premises
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
MARCH "A and 26, 1884,
ATnAM. EACH DAY.
~ Beautiful Suburban Lots
siruArED on rleuERoA AnD ADAMS
Streets. Immediately In front Of tho Long
street cs ate

These lots are In the bon tor. portion Of the
city, surrounded by prncely residences. only
short distance from the University Of Southern
California, an institution Of learning. which in
the near future will be surpasset Nv none in the
United states. Preparations are now bcinv
made to add 70 their already commodious build.
ing by the expenditure Of sum nct less than
91000o0 In the erection Of either brick or htope
structure This is without question the most
rapidly improving part Of the city and pcrsons
VINO invest In these lots, either for homes or a.
an investment, will be richly rewarded At no dis
tant day, a. It IL conceded beyond q peradven-
ture that Los Angeles Is and always will be the
great commercial ~ well as educational city Of
Southern California.
We will soil those lots without reserve and
upon such liberal terms - will give all q chance
70 invest; the capitalits with an eye to business,
seeking safe and sure investment, the spccu-
htof, who wishes to turn his capital quickly,
the clerk or mechanic who Wishes to lay away
. portion Of his monthly sarnings. - well as the
ladies who are desirous Of making purchases.
The Main and Agricultural Street Railway
runs directly In front Of this property, and CATS
pass every "a minutes, which time will be short
encd ~ the travel demands.
Figueroa street Is the Great "Alamcda" Of Los
Angeles and u is upon this street that the fash
ionnb.o drives are taken.
oomuch cannot be said Of this property and
VISIT 70 the premiscs will convincs any one that
We have not misstatcd facts I'VE will oner you
this property, subdivided into eligible building
lots ~ your own price and upon the following
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-18
J. Harmon, M. d,
County Physician.

nAscAREL BUILDING. upssAiss Residence
O1scs hours from 10 to IL A. NJ; from 10 lp. =
Ape0u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-18
DR.. J. 8. Griffin,

OFFICE AT RESIDENCE, iea MAIN STREET.
Once Hours--s to II A. NJ. TO and to s
I'M
Residence--East side Of Main street, hollow
First. mlb-u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-18

This Great Special Sale sterling fact and easy dem
onstrated by inspection of the stock now offered
There several Of goods recently received which
are considerably past their time owing to the detayi
transit and they consequently late for the but
a off against that have marked them at bare
cost. The whole that say is embodied in this
that bought largely, and in consideration Of this
fact and that Spring Importatons now DUE we
don't know Of any other legitimate ode of reducing
stock than the step taking 1t sincere
desire that the public will this case as they have
done before, and have confidence that their verdict
will be that HALE & co.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-18
Ma Alice Hierins, N. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

odles and Rssidsncs-No. 10 Fort street. 10
~; ~ 81 q go ss.s'ss sss = : = N
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EASY TERMS,

Viz ons-third Cash upon delivery Of coptr.ot
balance In six months, without interest. or 6vc
per cent discount on deferred payments Tor cash.
The contract win BE- made transferable and deed
Will BE- given 70 holder upon payment of .balauce
each nAle. which will BE- allovnd upon 0fst rnv.
ment All taxes for ensuing year win bo psid 6y
present owner. The -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-18
WERE NOT FOUND WANTING.
AND THEIR
Great Special Sale
New York and Eastern
ID zx GOODS
is A SUCCESS.

1t could not be oiherwise the goods are speaking or
all the printers ink would be unavailing The prices
telnq adye isemens would be worth straw;
the people gett g the value promised, printed
forms would be sounding brass and tinkling cymbals
Every sale naugurate is an educatory element. 1t
teaches the people the value goods and where they
purchase them cheapest, and at the close of this
GREAT SPECIAL SALE
Co. are throwing light upon the value of goods through
the agency of their SPECIAL SALE, is their desire
that every who can should reap of the many
bargains which are being offered. All this is important
to you reader personally as il there was not another
buyer but yourself. Will you take advantage of it,
Weigh our statements and the position in which
placed and think for yourself Come to house and,
having seen your verdict be none other than that
"Halc & Co is the House for the People, and Hale
g. Go. We Will Patronize."
In conclusion, we will say that we thank you very
heartily for your practical welcome and support of
Special Sale and ask you again to be visit
Monday March 18th,
And reap some of the benefits which will be offered on
that day.
j. M. HALE e CO..
Nos. 7and SPRING ST, OPP. PosTofF0E.
N. B.--Counuy orders receive prompt and careful
attention. Samples and Price List sent free application
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-18
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DR.. O. F. Gillinghan.

Member Royal College Surgeons, England.
Member Royal College Physicians. Edinburg
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j. M. HALE & co.
Nos. 2 and . SPRING ST, OPP, PosToFFCE.

N. B.-Counuy orders receive prompt and careful
attention. Samples and Price List sent free application
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-18
Dr T. g GALE.
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OyPICE:--SchumAche Block, opposite Post
Office, rooms 20 and si. RESiDENCR:-Peari
street, corner Ninth.
Offce hours;-i0 TO l2 A. NJ; . to ar. NJ; to
ST. N. at residence. Telephone No. at Office and
residence. le9 Day and night calls answered
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-18
Monday March 18th,

And reap of the benefits which will be offered on
that day.