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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-06


few yesrs nro Mexican usmed Cande-
laFla, who owned two hundred head OF
gFaded sheep, aud Who rlamed them ou the
north end ofthe YesIugo maenuius. on The
north side Of thc san Francisco Msria, and
near the east liue OF the raaeHo La Canada.
mad profitable trade vita bon Julio Yer.
duga. mo used o. ride iu and gu. from his
house IKE q yHquero, win q sword hy his
side dg eXchaugiue DIS sheer far tho same
number OF acres oi wood lHud MT Cnulc-
tHtif Immediately moved 0ut .hore. whore
De has since resided with his famiiv ~
Iaa now resided bore bout i've years. rnd
culilFu5e4 uaui1ns and l,Hal profitable VEG
etables in thu proper segsoH BuJ rs 10
wood lhe wood 1lg ili ID II 10 n5ea
siHHg Expression, aud ST. EaHdeilria has
IfFea sHe enough 90 know bow go make =
5000 Irving The property ehi1h he owns
VIII pay him t0f man" ye1r ret In wood nf
Hti kinds. y is aunrih'u5 like Inc EerdnTo
e fan Iuiuuga. Cuc1mo1es Hud asher s6o
i1nEet she hllsfud mountains which never
fHaI aHH In Doe Fefdur1 have nal Tor over p
HHad7ed years, Hs che growth canals The bu
Heai eHAins sway mHk.us perpetual yield
y fuel
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olatnro stIII rrerre..lnr.

The good people % Los Angeles who en-
ioyed the rich trade Of inyo county from
1879 to 1876. may Imagine that because the
II ide has bsen diverted IA part by two rail-
roads. the southern Pacific Railroad and the
casaon city a Colorado Railroad, that the
mining business Of old lnyo has declined
but such is not the case The vast Ininesare
there, Of iron. salf. diver, copper gold lead,
slfia antlmony aud borax, aud when tho
Carson road Is continued TO Dageett the old
trade viii come back 10 Los Angeles ~ rail
and not by tte great one hundred fourteen
mule teams with which Sir. Nadean used 10
transport the bniioh, stores aud supplies be-
tween Inyo aud Los Angeles,
correspondent Of the san Francisco
LAroaieie stateo that over one hundred tons
Oi high grade lead bullion Is now rolling
into Keller. the terminus Of the Carson 4
Colorado Hailroad NJ owens Lake from the
3elby refinery. Again, Mr.. irwin, of belle
reputation. vial soon stsu up the keoier.
Hawlay mill Oh ores from the fOlita sold
mine Opposite. bishop Creek, Ia which he
and others are Interested. Nj Luther, who
Is well known as 4 thorough mill and min
Ing mau, has charge Of the Preparations aud
VII run The mill, says gold bullion viii soon
DO turned out and the Carson 4 Colorado
AallfpN1 Company arc ihyihH side RACK
rp the iil 70 wood and ore can be delivered
cheaply. All this looks like huAness. les.
10 viii do for men who have mining inter
esta and schemes elsewhere 10 urderraie To-
20 county. but she con show an uumisiaka-
be foundation for successful mining enter
prises Rut We want no self stYled experts
u rush up here from faupef AileY aud bond
properties with high ASSURANCES Tor the pur-
pose " asking inur times the owners figures
and then cry down she country beeanse they
fflmNn the 4rnEfpn lNtfH tnVnEf1uufV
ms turned out ~ honest millions, anu can
aud viii do ID over and over again when the
right men take the Held, aud believe they
IRE beginning, Notwithstanding the carp
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In an The countries OF semitfopieal
c'iiaate 81 the old world. tbs olive takes the
pincn Of butter aud even meat Rancle but
yer 10 ~ Italian, aee1stomed 70 the delicate
FAVOR Of the olive. IS the sum Of nil abolni4
nations a dozen olive trees are. 70 the
italian lRtarer aud biz famiiy, Whist 4 COW II
10 The poor families OF the Northern eoun
tries, the source Of half their living. The
olive preserved 10 brine is paiatahle and
wholeeome 81 food. As Oh Il enters into ali
the deiiedcies that butter does IN n northern
climate Il Is frce from animal faint, will
retain rs virtues longer and Is every way
superior . butter 50 says She child Of the
The olive ioarisheF best ia a dry, rocky
soil, where scarcely anything else VIII grow
and when planted lives iof centuries With.
out care, yieidiuK annually large crops Of
fruit The nrst piautera Of the olive, like
those Of the grape sought the low moist
grounds with the Ike retuit, l. q. failure,
klwood Cooper, Of Santa Barbara, hass grove
Of several thousand On dry hills which Is
now the source Of considerable income. The
hills around los GaiOf from The best nc
counts aIe eminently adapted 60 the growth
Of the olive. II Is Of slow growth but q
dozen years viii sec q IN good bearing.
rs cry family should set out few trees.
They Will be young and bear when grippe
vines planted ~ the same time would be old
aud useless. They will add year by year a
the vAlne 81 the home, and are better 10
leave children than money Or stocks Los
Gstos Mail
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When you subscribe to a lot in the splen
did trset nov offered by o. " Childs.
You know that our shrewdest ana oldest
ci.iSens SIRE subscribing to the lots ami that
Yon can see their names az fhe agency
You kacw that you are buying large lot
ia the very center u city improvements At
one-hali the price usually askcd
You know that your house 70 you build
one, win be in the midst OF beautiful homes
Of reputable citizens.
You know that your lot n coy Grafton It.
the tract is worth oday more than you ere
paying fof It, though you arc buying on two
years credit without interest
You know the eraakers and ieultfnders
are Away. hahiud The limes aud remain
poor aud homeless 10 the end
You know fhat the aluiost universal ser.
dictis IN favor of this splendid property.
and " you lose this opportunity twice he
sum now asked eili noteire you so GOOD q
Homestead again.
NOu know that in the 200 lois offered here
are forty-ihras on Main and Los Angeles
streets worth from Nooo ~ g25ol zach, and
hsi al TIE other lots arc cheap to-day at
from 500 to 5000
You know thnt yoa dsn girt yoor family
vineyard and orchard "a troes and orange
groves b. paying s2S per month.
And you know that impfoyidont eroakers
ana iaultfuders spend more thsu 70 per
month for whiskay and tobacco. and thar
their wives and children are IA rented
rooms hi lhey zraw Old aud die.
YoJ know taat the land lies 80 the best
condition fef hanisaeads, and that health
and confori VII b. aitendant upon Yoar
looalioa aud sszaain wiihin your dwelling.
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eapl WIN, Bannlur d Wilmington, IA req
islcred AZ thost Eimo.
NJ, = korham Of the stearns ranchos.
Auaheim % ~ ne 81 Eino.
NJ v. Scott, d The Santa Monica Hotel,
isfeEislercd At tho 81 Elmo
NJ D. nayies, of Lancaster, arrived At The
draud Central yesterday.
iihis VIC. cTuWrH e nov the sole mtn-
agef 81 the sierra Madse villa.
NJ. Il. WoscncFah . san nernafiino, H.
reGtiertd h tho Grand Central
aeneral p Hewitt sud danghior, ~ Los
Angeles, are op the northern overland due
Al ! 80 o. ". 10 day
NJ and Mr. George E Long and Mla r.
MrNanil Of ths eliy, are due ~ The north.
err train to'dhy.
MI ", r. Hhoades, the former maneger OF
tas sieffa Madr5 fiia Hotel. m. entered
into businsss In in ffaHntshn
PIP Lond, Deputy Gaad Master, and
Grand Rocordetf 0anford aftheA. O, q. W..
will Hrr'rs IN this city to dsy by the north,
efh overianl nt Bop ~ They WI pc me
guests 81 the members ef the 4, 9. ". W. OF
tfis CITY while they remain, which Wiil be
about week
MrJ.M. Pearson, a former Angeleho is
in tho city he ~ IN business "a san Frau
cisco. but san holds su Interest In NUMEROUS
printing claims in this Vicinity, and hRe On
bounded idifh ~ The fniaeral wealth 81 iliis
section % tho country, With which he 10 IN
timatelY apquainied.
Prot. a. ". Wiley, the afnluept chemist Of
Che Agricultural Department Of lho Govern
ment, az Nashirsidn. Il c % Stopping at
tha 81 Nliaa prof WdeF ies hadf a gpe-
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The Tulare Rsgisier says. "reu or twelve
yelfsago NJ. Louis Logaden bought twenty
acres Of land near Poriersille and went T.
work setting out an orchard. He now has
fourteen acres devoted u fruits Of various
Kinds, all ot which have hcea well cult
waited aud well tended. Whom ia Tulare Re.
ceuly, he Informed us that for SIX years past
the gross Income from those fourteen acres
has at no time been less lllan three thousand
dollars per anHam. His health has not bern
good Tor some time and thinking
that change 10 the sea coast would
be beneficial, he mas leased his Or
chard Iot 1--WE years for seven hundred
dollars cash per annuni lie stated to
friend 10 town that be mad saved enough
during those kears 50 that he could I've On
the ia erest Of his Investments without
touching the seven hundred dollars rental
ron his orchard This mnn has acquired a
competency In twelve years and has retired
al middle age to pass his remaining days m
quieindu. All tnis was done With fourteen
acres Of fruit trees and less than i've acres
o. alfalfa, aud he had only capital enough
% purchase his land and get team when
he commenced. cur artesian belt alone
otfers eight th0usaud iut sGen oppoftuni
ties as Mr. Logsdeu enjoyed
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IRON 7HAsaiLr mo rifftf-
Copper and esiiie viii b. me leadsnr
produeis II Arizona ia couple Of Yssfs
nUg.
Ia illa epaniry much attention 8 being
given 70 the asiaptahi'iff Of copper f6f roof
lns Tho pries y tht uetsl q sure u rise
bciure ianR 1heHi Tfh muderats ifeizhis
On coke, Afi25ne viii take q big hound b
ihe front
The Black River valley, Apache county
% uiles north Of Clifton, y 7fJ feet abpge
sra level. There Hrr Al present nine settlers
there aud but little stock. FIX. bear. deer,
antelope turkeys aud brook trout-the lat
Ter weighing = pound plentiful. I'm
riimaie resembles Prescott considerable
snuW failing ID aiaiaf. The mat nos goes
ffon Alma. n n
The Mammoth gold niue. IN thes anita Cat
plinHa 1Hned b acmrs 6oldiree Bros.
schultz and br. 5iataa, has been hhnded for
Thirty days % Eastern parties, repfessnled
by NJ. Fletcher, of beaver, now IN this city.
The ale which Is for 5000, including tile
Cannon Bali mill, Is contingent % payment
o. the dfst instailinent Of that amount on
January ist. the balance 70 be paid Ia three
nnd ia months
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MT ]. Hanlord ssturned yesterday from
Antelope Faliesi where ho has been on 3
business trip. ne reports gresg activity Ia
clearing brush On The border Of the Ho-oaHed
desert and that The plows are busy sowing
wheat ard barley McCreadg Brothers have
planted 10 acres; heus p, ls0 Award 10
the anatch colony have cleared and planted
so. r. Backman g. prcfariug 80 aares for
planning while alEen more are preparing
their land iat seeding and building houses
for oeeupany THE English Company sre al
wors emitting lhe great tree cactus and pre-
pairing pulp 70 ship 10 England o. make into
bank mote paper iDf the Bank 81 Ehf.aud
and ali abrsad b the stir 81 eeaseiess aud
tlreless uffIVfiN
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-06

cen Wednesday evauiug the lowers oi fine
music bore n!0gel r5-g raai Mi5s Breed
of las aseig5 assisted by Miss Wesior and
atr =. Lawrence, OF oakland dcngh,cd a
afge and appeciative sudienec. Misc
H.aed Singing Eis srls surnfla8to those
fhd 20 aniy heard of her - anc vocal
iat aer voice charmed thaeadra audience
aaa EHHsl Wh1 aHl Goo best opportunities 90
REARING fonoVnea frlislcs. re I'm lain lhatthey
have seldom beard anything uiure pielsine
iran Tbs talented lllyf rendering az Hfi
RasRis Miss Nc,tef's readings. fccIfa-
u1us ard s1nrf were exceptionally GOOD
aHa we're warmly anplHadef, re- Weri also
51g s7ssa solos ui Mr Lawrence. This ren.
lisH5azi aas iuil hne voice aud O. audi.
cues fei o. hear o. Hs 3geIaenfg b. Bassi-
Bile Is snoring Dr. pieces
gu extremely enjoyable evening Waf tho
-ssnii d Elsa her NI rlerinFs efforts ir
recurring sa0h arsf Gloss tsIaal. shd We COL
forward with pleasure 30 iaa f.aaosdinr BE-
lortairEreut li toe season %. ~ -
uisriu. Dec ftn-
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Special Meeting A. .. .. W

There will be an open meeting of the Fast
Campbeiit VAL IN Rast l,os Angeles, or
Saturday evening IKE Oth inst, AZ Nhirh
addresses may Be expccfcd from d. q NJ.
Workman, \ n Loud, Grand Ovefseef, n
Danforth aud otheFg. The exercises viii he
our best local talent brother Wofkmen
ihe public generally aid especially our
friends On The Fast side are cordially IN
yited =. NJ TfbBBIfs, NJ W
w. ". POUR. Reo0dcr dec5a
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.Inpaneae aIu.leai ins.rnnents.

daNlAph thia.l COZ SmcaBo tlmes.j
One Of the participants in the musical
convention here Is Professor l.. W Mason,
81 Boston, the gentleman who until lately
was at the head OF governmental tnstrue
ton In nnsic In japan.
Professor Mason went 10 Japan three years
ago, taking seventeen pianos with him, ~
ptOsecute MS musical studies. He
report. that the Jsparese have nln-
Riel genius TO a M greater extent
than Americans. The cuurt orchestra OF that
country, % which he gave Instructions. was
composed OF sixteen organs, thirts-tN0
flutes eight haut boys and five harps. Upon
leaving for home Professor Mason was pre-
sentea BY Yeu, the court musician, who could
truce his geneology through cauft
musicians back more than 1000 years,
with g bamboo lutte 10 years old d
beautiful gold embossed and unique
looking organ, composed Of q hardwood
bowl half as large as IN ordinary cup, upon
one side u Whiea!s a nouthpiece, while eX-
tendius upward Tor distance OF six inehes
20 a foot are thirteen reeds; alsp one Of the
little round eatskin yiolins OF the country,
the arn Of which IS composed OF i've dis
lincl pieces, which dovetatl SO nicely that
tho points Of meeting are scarcely pefcept
iaie lie prizes them highly
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
reported by gillette 4 Gibson.
Examiners OF Title.

iFANA t. AtiA4 H'AA
c Settle to " MILAN 40 feet Of lot Is.
blk 4, East Los Angeles $500.
Louise n Haftwell and Il Hartweil her
husband tas MCNeHl Tract In Ro sonti
ago de santa Ana S52g,
b Z Grover % Jas y FeehRu--Lots and (,
Grover Orchard tract, $500
Los Angeles County Bank 20 6 Faber--
NM Il Of NV "a Sec ~, T8S, Z IL v, 1900
WIN Cogswell 10 q Kelogg-2G.94 acres in
Sierra Madre Viila tract
6 W Ffasher 70 Mrs q o BFown--Lots 5 and
g. bib is, Childs tract 81.
I sherer to VIM Nlles-3o feet on Main st
NJ head Of Macy st. 81.
N1n Niles and ) h Niles 10 X sheror-Lot
on NV line Of Bath 81, 5000
Z = Witge 60 F II Boyd Lot 30 Highland
Park tract, q.
Pomona L8nd and Water Co to Sarah J
Clark--Lots 4567 blk Z, Pomona, 81
Sarah elurk aud J 2 CLARK, her husband,
10 Chas kqntz-Lots 2 and pa feet OF
lot Z, BLK 60, Pomona, 5000.
Alex Edwards aud Elizabeth Edwards, his
wife, % Raymond a acres In Ro San Pas
cunl, $500.
h X Richmond n Il rolhurst-I4ai ls,bik
A, J q bowney tract, $500.
Jose Maria obaudo aud Saivadora de
pbsudo 10 francisco Suyas--Part Of lot 7,hlk
50, 0td's survey 500,
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10 those who visited our grcat special
sale Oh last Monday, wS weed say hnt iiltle
As 70 the genuine bargainA given 10 our Gus
tomerl on that day, only that the bargalus
win fnlly equal, II not suspnss, those placed
on orr counters week ag0; 50 take our ad
vice and throw aside every home duty and
pay us q visit IS early ~, possible on Mon
day, December 3. and during the week, You
will find plenty OF scope for your pocke
book and oblige Hale Co
Read Hale 4 Co. S nd. In this morning,
HERALp and profit By paying them visi
elch day next week.
There Is magic 10 tie word sale wher
spnnded rom the trumpet Of Hale 4 Co, n
they perform faithfully what they adpertise
and carry out ali theft promises made tht
not only their confidence but their gratitude
fer opening place where they could trads
sith faith unlimited
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-06

J N Word, With uis company win hold
the boards at the Grand opera House this
afternoon aud evening in the geent irish
play 'Rlleen Ogeh or ozark Is the Hour
Before the Dawn" This play had run Of
eco nights ln London aud pa in New York
anls WAS pAtronlsed better la the latleroity
ihgu any pI1cc ever played thero Among
the features Of she play IS a htymakinr
scene, which Occuts Ia the second acl third
egene. and "a one which IS realistic 10 nYcFy
sense, Che hay making being carried on on
the stage We bespeak for Mr. ward, on
this his complimentary benefit fnii house
AZ both matinee and night
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-06

% Haesln and Cars Negro Colony. he
Bakersfield odlgon,idu says The greater
part about eighty men, women and chill
dren. are aiill 81 work on the terms agreed
upon sua are perfectly c0nteuted arrange
meuts daNisg been made 80 thai llfag can
live iu q perfectly com Portable nanHor. The
women and children are nov picking cot
ton, snd the meh engaged at work having
reference @ q more extended cultivation n
cotton ana hops next year OF ni those
who came here under contracts, not oae has
leu the apeauiendent who he Was not elad
% get nd u. or that he would receive back. &"
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-06

The following passengers LEFT ornorthcrp
coast ports yesterday per steamer Los An
gaies,
For San Francisco u. G. Phiuipps, j.
Leng.
F0l Santa Crur g. r. naldat
FOR Santa Barbefa-Mrs A. a. Fields
Charles 3 Deem, Rev, J. s Ledford Mrs W.
D Harvey and danEhtpf
Yer san llucuayentnra- bfiss Rosc ie Ia
9uern, q. W Conway,
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-06

The ladies ere prepafing another enter
tainmeut for Che benefit IF the Ofphens
Homie. j, appears taat che present balldlug
Is already too small. au3 another one Is d
necessity o. accommodate he Increasing
number % The little folks fue ladies' con.
ueeted with the Home ana their friends viii
for The time being, translate themselves into
actors, Hctressea hud primo daunas aud do
their hest ,o lIuuse tie people for the benefit
of lHe poor aud needy
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-06

Professor Andrews, the Commissioner Of
tho State Of California f1t the worlds Fair
at New orleans, hss prepared two wooden
cubes which will be covered with gold ANA
silver, respectively To SHOW the amount OF
gold produced heretofore in the State, n
concentrated into cfbas The gold cube 6
i8.a feet square and represents 81 OA9,s23 ,tiS,
while the SILVER cube Il 1913 feet square
aud represents SO 900 90. The blocks have
been sent forward IN sections and viii be-
covered wih their vaianle dresses In New
Orleans
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5. M. 800 snecInls.

Get your plumbing and gas Sitting done At
s NJ. Perry 5, ~ s3uth Mgin street.
The sunset" Range Il the best and cheap
est rduge Ia the California market. S. NJ.
Perry, - South Main street Is the sole agent
in Los Angeles Call amt see It.
The "On Time stoves and ranges at S. NJ.
Perrys. 30 South Main street, cInt be beat
for the price
A full line Of parior and Office stoves at 5
NJ Perry $, 80 South Min street nov2i I'm
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-06

San Bernardiuo Ike ail other towns In
southern California, Is stiil maroMug on,
and the --latest sign Of progress IS me piau to
build q street railroad A com pnny has been
formed and incorporated for that purpose
THE directors arc an we'll known solid men,
eonsisting of = H. Drew, J Buft,C Kurt
5. W Waters and Hon. Byron Waters The
length OF TIE road Nili be Two miles, but Id
will be- doubtless extended 10 Lugonia and
keflauds.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-06

Early this norning two fellows. one giving
!ne Name OF John Doe and the other \. A.
willinms weu; into the saloon it thu base
nlail on the corner OF Arcadl an4 Main
streets smashing thipFa generally and kift
inc the bar keen out 0f doors Thag were
crested. End released on the tri iiuk sun on
$50 earh. V lille Eauie uniortunaie girls, Who
were sfre stee ioroisordo.lv eoHdaet. had to
put up s2l ap Gee 10 gc. on Thsy we're mo-
desperate enough fo commtnd respect
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-06

The new City and County Directory ~ be-
inE rapidly cnmpiled b. fiou. Afaaod A
thorough canvass o. the city y nov being
made, and 81 pursoin Wio have resent
w changed tileif resi- dtnnea Or piacas 81 bns
inesH VII pleasf notify the COMPILER - that
slrlct hcnurfcr mff 10 etnnfed dea5ti
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-06

The people 81 Aussraiia and Of the state OF
California have been astonished ut the won.
deriul curative power II Eucalyptus, or
gnin tree leaves, for All throat aud lung
diseases, preparation called the Gum
Tree Cough syrup. has rapidly sold al
over our State, ard Is tho only cure for q
cold, whooping cough bronchitis, etc,
that will not make you sick At the
stomach In taxing Relieves violent
coughing; koathing to fever aud ali
irritation. C. F. Heinxesnan. sole agent, Los
Anpale4
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-06

On Wednesday, neetuiber iqh. the drug
store 81 b. Mcdonnell n Rose rleck, viz
take o. scauihe holiday appearance An
lmnenFc stock IL The lafest ftsles y plush.
leather and erysld goods hsgn jnst arrived
ffnm F4rls I'd eFteunt aud VII % the
above lte be ditpis yed. A carii j Invita-
ton " extended to every one 20 IN aud ex
anil these bfsH.iiHi HoYriflcs Ne effort
will BE- al.trtd q nj Ike the visit pleasant
one ana no enc i expected 10 mike par.
chase nrruig becauts they wish 70 examine
the goods
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i0-asheeting good quality, At 10 c. per yard
"a sheeting good quality, ct II g. per yard
- sheeting, good quality. nj isc. per yard.
Fifteen yards calico for 50cts at Couitcr's
new store corner Spring and Second streets,
Hollcubeck bloek
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-06

Ladies'. B. r Coulter is offering special
bargains in hne clocks. Don't fail to visit
HIS Ladies Wrap Department before you
prices Corner Spring and Second streets,
Holleubeck Block.
Have you bought your winters supply OF
blankets and ilanpela. II not, go to coul-
ter's before yen d.. He sells the Los Angeles
Aills manufacture and guarantees every
fiber pure al uD0i, and II greatly reduced
prices No shoddy, no catfou, nc poisonous
dye stufis. all pure wool, Carner sprlne and
Second streets, New fiolienbeck Block
Look i0-i sheeting good qualify at 10 cts.
per yard.
Look 81 sbeetiag good qualify At II cts.
per yard.
Look - sheetins good quality st 10 cts
per yafc.
Fifteen yards calico for 20 cents. Coulter'a,
corner Spring and Second streets, New Hol-
lenbeck Block. Call AZ once.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-06

II is stated that Aessfs, Garfield & Dam
ron have been selected as Assistant District
Attorneys. by District Aitorney.eiect G. NJ,
Holten, aud r. p Kelley, Esq, lately the
blenled and genial business manager 0fihe
ErdsiHH E1pfess he's been appointed Assist
adj cily Attorney by City Attofne g-elect J d.
W Mckinley. Mr. Mckinley Is TO be con.
graduated on his choice OF an assistant
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-06

A very desirable building iol on Twelfth
street. between Nm ard Main. sex1of; 20
ihpt eiley in rear Enquire ofihe stshscri-
Der. No. 10 Twelfth street, adjoining he lot.
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