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HE NATIONAL PRESIDESFINL
CONNENTIRN.

The National Conventions of the two
great parties will meet this year in the
same city for the first time since 1852.
In that year both SCoTr and PIERCE
were nominated at Baltimore, as were
POLK ana CLAY in 1874, but the Demo-
Gratis turned their steps westward aud
nominated BUCHANAN vt Cincinnati in
1856. In 1860 they first met 1T Charles
toB, but split the body after nominating
DOUGLAS, and the Bourbon wing
swarmed off to Baltimore and nomi.
mated BRECKINRIDGE. MCCLELLAN
was nominated at Chicago in 1864;
SEYMOUR at New York in 1858; GREE.
LEY at Baltimore in 1872; TILDEN at
st. Louis in 1876, and HANCOCK at
Cincinnati in 1850.
The Wings held their first National
Convention at Harrisburg In December,
1889, and nominated HARRISON for the
long Lattle Of 1910. CLAY was nomi.
Daied at Baltimore in 1874; TAYLOR
was nominated la Philadelphia In lS4S,
and SCoTT was nominated in Baltimore
In 1852. In 1856 the Republicans held
their fret National Convention In Phil
adelphia, and nominated FREMONT,
and the Americans nominated FILL
MORE the same year at New York.
LINCOLN was nominated at Chicago In
1860; GRANT was nominated at Chicago
in 1858; was renominated at Philsdsl-
phia 10 1872; HAYES was nominated at
Cincinnati in 1875, and GARFIELD was
nominated at Chicago in 1880.
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anaAa9l 8s9istfr
sINDAY, nARCH 9, 1854.
TIE nErHODIsT CENrESNIAL.

This year viii witness the celebration
Of the one hundredth anniversary OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church on this
continent, and will doubtless prove 3
year of unusual activity and profound
interest throughout the wide extended
borders OF that large denomination. In
1854, the year when the Methodist
Church was organized in Baltimore,
where CoKE and AsBURY were acknowl-
edged and set apart IS superintendent,
or bishops there were only l4,9SS menu
bers, So preachers, 81 church buildings,
no missionaries and no institution Of
learning within the bounds Of the de-
nomination. But from that time until
the present the growth Of Methodism
has been remarkable. To-day Ameri-
can MethOdism numbers within her
various branches S,993,724 members;
IS, $50 travelling preachers, and 3l,Tli
local preachers; $1,000 church edidces
valued at SlU0,OOO,OOO; 25S institutions
of learning, embracing universities,
colleges, semiuaries and high schools;
in 1852 had 4SS missionaries in foreign
fields sent from America, besides l,9J6
native helpers; ard during that year
contributed for the cause Of foreign
missions the SUN Of S5jl, III H.
The NJ. Z. Church South has pre-
pared to join in the celsbration Of ''tne
centennial anniversary "a the or-lG:. s..
ton oftbe Methods, E2i"opal Cnuyrh
in Ameriys" wlica wi o. ur in
Baltimore On Decemo'T -, anl pro-
p, ses to commemorate the great event
throughout ,ts entire bDuUi5 with suit
able services and by raising funds for
educational purposes, church extension
aud missions. Two m.l.ions of dollars
is the amount proposed to be raised
for these objects.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02

most assuredly never gave drop of any
intoxicating beverage, or money with
which to purchase such beverage, to
any human being. Nevertheless, we
need not suppose that Mr.. HAYES was
angry without o cause. He Is q tax
payer, and as such contributes to the
payment OF the Mayors salary. If the
Mayor spends any Of his salary in buy
ing Intoxicating drinks, he may be
Justly said to buy them with money de-
rived, in part, from Mr.. HAYEs's pock-
ct. Hence it can be understood why
the good man was indignant with the
alleged intoxicated Mayor, and why
he sternly rebuked him.
What IL regarded as the painful feat
ure of the interview between Mr..
HAYES and the Mayor occurred immedi-
ately after the latter had been rebuked.
Indignant in his turn, as the wicked but
too often are when rebuked by the
good, the Mayor denounced Mr.. HAYES
as an "old talioW, candle" and offered
to fight him then and there, without
putting Mr.. HAYES to a dollar of ex-
Tense. Ofcourse, Mr.. HAYES declined
the offer and withdrew to his house,
leaving the alleged drunken man to
his own devices.
That any ole should have spoken
with disrespect to or Of Mr.. HAYES
might well cause q shudder Of horror
10 run across the continent from
Maine to California" to use Mr..
HAYEs's favorite geographical express
sion. Is it, however, by any means
certain that the Mayor was guilty Of
disrespect to Mr.. HAYES? 1t may be
conceded that the wicked man bias
phemously intended to speak i'll Of the
good man, but like the prophet BA-
LAAM, who wss rebuked by an able
contemporary ass, may he not have
spoken blessings when he would have
spoken curses?
Why should it be regarded as insult
ing to call Mr.. HAYES tallow candle?
The office of the tallow candle Is to
give light in a modest and unassuming
way-in much such way in fact, as
Mr.. HAYES gives light to Ohio Sunday
Schools aid agricultural fairs. Had the
Mayor called his reOuker asun, or even
an electric light, most people would have
regarded it az compl ment. Why, then,
should Mr.. HAYES have felt insulted
when he was compared to a modest tai
low candle?
In point of fact, the tallow candle Is
sy mtol Of wise economy, and as such
ought to command Mr.. HAYEs's ap-
probation. 1t is used by persons who
prefer to save their money rather than
to " aste it. Had toe Mayor of Fremont
called Mr. HAYES al expensive par
affine candle, = costly wax candle, an
extravagant gas burner, or luxurious
electric light, the good man might well
have felt outraged, but to call him tai
low candle WAS to convey to him deli
cate and pleasing compliment on his
modest and economical habits of liv-
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PAINFUL INCIDENT.

Says ALDEN In the New York Times:
What is regarded by the Western press
as q very painful incident has just oc-
curred-or Is alleged to have occurred
in Fremont, Ohio. It Is asserted that
the Mayorof Fremont, 3 town known
throughout the world IS the home OF
that good man, Mr.. RUTHERFURD b,
HAYES, was recently found in the pub
lie street somewhat Intoxicated, and
was thereupon sternly rebuked by Me-.
HAYES. 1t need not be supposed from
the fact that Mr.. HAYES was displesssd
with the Mayors conduct that the lat
ter bad become intoxicated at Mr..
HAYEs's expense. That good msn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
Doctors and DOCTRINES,
hnteSer Cruel Creeds Nay Say. rrau
Il AlMAin Orthodox.


Is Always Orthodox.
You know the old ssylng Doctor. Uot tres
"eNtt, uLD o'tti,-wbere there are three doe.
'"ls Ltfe are two atheists" laughed Rev
apollo Cleamcheesa the o'her dsy, 10 hi
~, S az ~. SIENNA, WHO had dropped Ia for
"yes. I've heard It, and III be, a boz O, Mill,
against ytut dry irksiSnd that some pIiest
said IL They always ps,tered bad LsuI
when they had bigger lie than COIN mon 10
Get nd q, " answered the Doctor, lighting his
when you think our profession isn't doing q
good work In this world IA yours L. The,y.
both been morn half barparous for ceutnr.
lee, put were several lengths ahead OF you
on the home stretch"
don't you think your frsternity sSovs =
tendency to materialistic-"
"Bahw interrupted DR.. Senna, I'VE show Q
tendency TO human charity and common
sense The fences arc all down. Why, within
the past week I've had . letter from my Old
bama, saying that he is usipg. with great
success, Parkcr'0 Tonic in
his practice, aud nI ds Z the best thlpy for
Coughs, Lung, Kidney and Liver troubles,
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, and SO on. he ever
struck; and ant ther friend Of mine, DR.. J. J.
0atman, OF Csrrolltown, Pa. Gays substsn.
TALLY the srme thing. Hss a big specialist
too, In chronic diseases, and knows what be
Is talk ing about every time"
DR.. SennRB statements 40 TO FRrlks
OTIS Tonic are supported by genu-
Inc testimonials from Drs haddoI and Dat.
man, who write TO MsssrA Hiscox 4 IN, OF
highest commendatiou concerning this great
restorative RENE dy; and letters from the pro-
fstsion generally confirm the opinion OF thee
physicians. Price, so cents and 81 per bottle
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
TO WELL GUAHDED.
What Happened 90 q Merchant YhS
Left HIS Key I'm the Door.

btts htn DuOE.
Detroit Free P,ess,
The other night q policeman who
was patroliDg Grand River avenue and
trying the doors Of business houses came
to a grocery and found the door un.
locked and the key In the lock. He
sprang the bolt, put the key in his pock-
ct and sauntered on, and In the course
Of an hour he found opportunity 10 send
word and the key to the house OF the
proprietor. He didn't expect any par
ticular praise for his action, but he was
hardly prepared for the storm which
swOoped down upon him. The grocer
himself, with battered hat, torn coat
and two fingers bleeding, suddenly ap.
pesred before him and said:
"If I've any influence in this town
I'll have you off the force inside OF two
dsysw
"Why. whats the mutter?"
Matter? Ask me what's the mat
ter? Oh, I'll fix your
'For what? For finding your store
unlocked and sendiIg the key TO your
house?p
"Yes, sir! / was down there hunt
Ing up mustard for sick child at home,
and what do you do but lock me In and
promenade OFF,"
as II possiblew
"And there I've been for an hour or
more, and would he yet II hadn't
crawled through cellar window! Oh,
Ill lay for you, old guardian Of the
peaceW
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
THE FATAL GLASS.
Nv Lila n. Glshpsda.

Ry Lila n. CashSsaa.
There's danger in the glass, Beware
lest iL euslaves. They Nho have
drained IL find, alas Too often early
graves IL spsrkles 10 sRufe, With
lie rich, ruby light: Thsre IL no an
iido'e or cure, Only lis course
TO light. II changes men 70
bruies. Makes women bow
their head; Fills homes
With anguish, want. dis
putks Aud takes from
children bresd Then
dash the glass way.
And from the
serpent Zee:
Drink pure
cJld water
day
by
day
Ana
walk
Costs !oatstool ffee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02

Ella Wheeler Is said TO make as nice
jelliessas she does poems, and the one Ii
equally favorsbiy received with the
other, by her friends. A sweet girl like
Ella, who writes sweet poetry and sue
cessfully compound sweet jeiiies, ought
TO command a big premiu n In the mat
rimoDial markets. We have no man
ner of doubt she does.-Chicago Sun.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
REMARKABLE REVELATIONS.
original Occupation OF Former Ges
Grafton.
I.l. It'll

Grafton.
Philadelphia CdR.
Mabel-"Oh. Edith, / have Just
heard the awfulest thing about the
Blanks"
Edith-"Gooduess gracious! What
II itw
Mabel-"Their grandfather used to
keep o fish stand Ia one end OF the
market"
Edith-"0h, 1t can't beW
Msbei-"But IL Is. Grandma says
she has often seen him cleaning fab
Tor customers"
Edith-"How did grandma happen
10 exc him%
Msbel-"Why. you zee she was the
proprietress Of an egg and butter emu
porium at the other end.n
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c,,.I,..., = p,tt,s,.l Psekst Lls

Yor AfsFietfe f.5keUb.rE IozW1ysI.ss1;
stesmSr Rstie ySoeidata down svsry 49,
MS a. =. eAaa0 L1As 0faaa xsos:s,
evepy fhcssdsy q -. = etAsm" !,
down Svssy ea3ur1Ay n A. .I ssl
saisfy. pos b Axsi o1pl.rp sSssaaa f;S1
LAX. stiisa1 sss's
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
FOR q Z Z:

NJEW DAIRY FOR RENT-BARN Arsl
~ lower story stone; stone spring. houss
81 foot trough; rich bottom land rich north
hill blue grass and orchard grass with up.
land, one milo from town. Apply 10 Geo
W. Thompson. Iani.ea-u
NOR RENT-AT A MODERATE FIGURE
II that commodious brick dwelling houae
No "a Thirteenth street. containing MIN
rooms two halls, bath room, wash house ana
Good cellars. Enquire on the premises or q
u, ii. " Lds, No. l56 Main street. de5eAdL
For Rent.
ITO LODGES OR SOCIETIES THE KIN
i campment room In the Odd Follow
Hall. II II the most pleasant room for 20
cieties In tho city, being well lighted goos
ventilation, and in nrst.clsm order and fur
nished. For further Information enquire a
". ELLlNGHAN
]. N. TODD
iRn3b II. A. IITHMiN
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
A USELESS QUESTION.
Wy . smart Ysath ~ Seat as,..
froo oehSoL
WGfkia0fosa Hnf.k.S


fr00 oeh0Sl.
Waskinston Hateles
The little five-year-old con Of prom,~
nent Washingtonlan came from scho.S
the other day and told his mothsr shs
teacher had sent him home. '
what did you do, Johnny,r In.
quired his mother.
II didn't do nothin'," replied d
ycupgster, Rravely.
but you must have misbehsyed
Now, be good boy, and tell me what.
you did" persisted his parent.
deed l didn't do nothin',n said
Jshnny. "The teacher as'ed me how
many two'n' two made and 1 wouIdn,
answer no such fool question ss Al an
she aent me home. Anybody knows
two'p' two makes four.n
And Johnny refused 10 go back To
school until the question WAS with.
drawn.
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Valuable Farm For Sale.

THE UNBEnBIGNED OFFERS TOA
81. Clairsville, Ohio, and one mile south d
the National road, containing 100 acres, -
under cultivation, has plenty Of good umbes
snT n ONE vsr q sss 10
that part OF the county. Has on II ono good
dwelling house and one tenant house, vitn
ample aud convenient out-buildineh Hs
with o lot of othsr fruit, such ~ pears, ohsf.
rtes, ounces, ds. For particulars snqulns Of
the uDd ersisned on the premises, or addrsn
st It ClRirsVilIe, U. ,,vv
olledgh BAAUEL Il. FIhnhi
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
'''' TII tsaHnD 3 d1is Ssx;!sIItt
0peciai Conn Aooo~
WHExLIse, W. VA. Feb. ~ i1&

Ib~seby cssIfy that bond IN The $500 -
sIs6o end security hss bee1 pxS ~
shove . and special eomtai.o.sns sd,
quiIed BY Iav and The oec S % DxGHAH.
Clsr4 OF The Municipal cosrt o.
fei6h
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Commissioners Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate and Stocks.

r,,r ,,,,,,c,p.r roppr M vuxKf~
i In, West Virginia, " iillsm y. scinsiis 10
louitia DickeN held anS others
IN CuANckRY.
IT.. rr6.,.,vn.6 ,peciaI com mI ssionsn
bs,.6v I've nnsire tbst pursusp 90 the 80.
ibn.iiy yesisd in them by q d cree made ~
ala cSurt I'm the above ent. tied causs on the
MsS Ssx n, Jsnnsyy' iaJ they viii on
-. a,n nv f,v u.unx,
A, 1894
ali ., ,..,..
commencing 3 9on, 49, n liz tDan
Hou,e OF obio county, 49,, we. sLg .S.t ~ q
city OF Shtshng. i%yhe W sy.,S,ns
the stock OF Tie MnesnnE a. snu ~ d.
Bridge .ompany rnsr., 40
stock of me slusen n hhSsy ..I @.,.' rIS'
aito tne iobowE SI,,sa 49,, 10 ..v:
ate IN sag cry on nseh ,tt,a 49, ~ I'D ma,
flrn. Ing D11 % .m.a,S,vo IN, ca
peIeo or hSs w., 49,. ,,.,Ss.n Tsath
ne S eS.ysntb n, "a on ;his prvo.rty "
erected the brick bouse Row Occupied ~
koweIo CnIs,mhn sneoSuon io",n M ~
aSs.inEt s. ~ HHsn ~ 49,. b. "a t,aI,S.
,n.h hnn6,sd noiis,r r., snnnm' oaysbls 10
nssi nns,ts~JS Ssy~.nts ihs nSrohss0
,ssinsthS s.nf .r.,ntns 49,, snd 49, us
49, ~ az sH
u 1870 Thu smith tvo ahir6s nj ia nun
Md et;ythrss IN In Foii md Chsp lipss
sd6itlon 10 aaid efty. on tl1e Vest ttds d
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
SPOKE FROM EXPERIENCE.
The Advice OF . DistinEuIshed YouBi
Man 20 an Anxious Maiden.

The Advice OF . DistinEuIshed Young
Man 60 an Anxious Maiden.
LolReH Citizen.
1t was at the leap year party, and the
fair lady said to the gentleman whom
she had honored as her partner:
Suppose q gentleman squeezes my
hand; what should do?"
squeeze back; that's what always
d." was the terse rejolnder.
Whether the lady had already acted
in accordance with this advice Is no
known, but she looked comforted upon
receiving it from an apparent sutn1r
ity.
Looking rhrouEh . Giass Darkiy.
Peeks Sta.
This Is the first time ever ss% .
glass brig" remarked Milwaukee
man as he stood In front Of the museum
glass blowers table, sdoliring q mIuis
ture vessel made al glass.
"I'Il bet you've seen q good mau!
glass sehooners," remarked his well
posted wife. -.
Then with q I-wish had kept still
look on his face he hurried her over t.
the other side Of the room to Hoax .;
the uIObEeys.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-FeR STORAGE UNTIL JAN.
i uary 81, 1874, two Planning Machines, fou
saw Tables, at No. 1919 n ain street ann
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LITERARY NOTES.
BOOKS RECEIy Ed.

HORRORS Adapted from the French by Ferd.
{. VRlentiGs. New York: 3. W Green q
Sons.
NEWPORT. 4 f'ovel By George Parsons
Lathrop. New York: Charles ScIibner's
sons Wheeling: stanton & Davenport.
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC. For 1884. New
YORK: The Tribune Publishing Co. Wheel
Ing: stanton &c Davenport.
MAC ZINES YkCEIyFn
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LSOR aALE-THE GLhDEvILLR PrR
a mace property, 9laneviIle, Preston equity
W. Va, consulting OF $50 acres Of farmi ng, or
and timber lands, one charcoal blast furnAss
fifteen dwelling houRes aud one store roon.
VIII cell low on easy terms or eIcb Lnge To-
city property. Apply TO
HENRY x. LIST,
dei7h 1904 Main Street
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28
nuI1a,ous srnvIoBs.


cAruEpRAL oF 81. viHAsA-y "as" Rsrtor. First
fnse. An, N. second mass, ~ Is a. ~, nitn
mas :. ~ 20 II. sunday school In hngiish anu
s,,.,,sh Al sr. H.; vespefs ~ ~ :. .'.,.. A..
Csuacu OF ouH LADY of ss'',.s~ pectar First
Plaza ~ ne s..,aon In Fngiish at A. n. last
hiHss s.L Sermon In Spanish at ~ A. NJ Cat-
mas w ~ shs Fnglish children at ll;30 A. N,
r,s,sr M, L. CHURCH --kev I. y: blesee' ras-
tors residence. lc5 fort s'ree', ' ~ sah-
ces,-- .-nsel Al iel r. ~ Glass meetings Sabbath
patn ISL - al and sabbath evenings at u, and
Wsdnes,iay evenings at ~.
a.. pa,,,,s lfrIscoPAL) CHuRcm-olve street pet
ffth and Sixth streets; .'sS a"H ''es am.
~ School and Bible class 9:45 A. NJ. The Rec.
usi ,s,.y he seen In the Vestry room daily from
~, ~ y h. ~ " Rectory b2l Flower street,
let. sixth and Seventh streets.
c..c. IL u CHuRcn--0n First street, below
Alameda. N. NJ. Learned, Minister. Residence
m banning street. Church services: Sunday,
n a ~ and 7:30 2. N. Sunday School, $50 ?.
No. wiley Wells Superintendent. Prayer
nesting Wednesday evening.
BAPTIST CHuRcm-corner OF Sixth and fort
street. Rev. p. W. Dorsey. pastor. Services
at IL A. N. and 1850 ?. NJ. Sunday schooi mime
diately after the the morning service, Seats
free, The public are cordially invited. Prayer
meetings Thursday evenings.
PRESBYTERIAN CHuhCH-SOfher fWs si,e D.eo'.
streets Preaching every sabbath at II
by the pastor, Reverend J. W.
Ellis whose resldence is on Olive street be-
tween Third and Fourth. Sabbath school az
$50 A. NJ: Chinese School at $50 =. NJ; Bethel
M;s,,or School. East Los Angeles, at 2:45 ?. N
s.raSn PsrsnyTrRIAS CHURCH. Downey avenue.
East Los Angeles; Rev. j. NJ. Boal, pastor,
eaching every Sunday evening ct O'CLOCK
Sunday School avery sunday at 2:45 ?. NJ; Geo.
r Hsglv superintendent Teachers meeting
every Friday evening All are cordially invited
r,.sss paxs.xTveIsx CulIRcH-Corner Hill and
pine arrests: preaching sunday evening At ?; 10;
SUNDAY school ,. NJ; WIN. @. Stevens, Pastor
LISTED n xsBYrEalAS sEavicE--H n. Main street
in y NJ 81 A. Hall, every Sabbath ut IL A. N.
a.hb.th school. I2lb p. NJ; Prayer meeting,
Friday 2r.n.
rrHrTy Cauacn--M &. Church South, spring
r-s.ahing evsrv sable tn at II A. NJ and ?. n.
snnd.v School 1t $50 '. N. Prayer messing
every fnursday evening at o'clock. rev. W.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28

n called for soon, about miles from city; con-
venient 10 market produce; land moist, sandy
loan; $50 shares Of water stock; good soil for
corrals, ETC.. etc. Could be subdivided and sold
st great profit. Gall on or address,
ADAMS. son MURRAY,
augl7tf Once; 33S Pho House, N. Main st,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28

Pleasantly located and neatly furnished,
TO LET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE
Corner Fort and FrankliQ streets. one block from
Post0fiice. dSlu
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28
BgAvTltVl Rooms 70 REM,

Two pleasant furnished rooms, en- suite. and
one single room for rent ut No. Bellvue Place,
on Pearl street, at the end Of sixth Street Rail-
road. The situation 10 delightful, commanding
an extensive view. Good board can be had close
at hand. my9n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28

Nicely furnished and pleasant rooms. with or
without hoard. ut II Seventh street. between
Main and Spring. m2iu
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28
WANTED.

WANTS-LOSr-FOUND.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28
WANTED.

BY thorough gardener and orchssdises cit.
ustion. Have had experience in Germany end
South America. Recommended by Gen. Banned.
W. 7. Coleman, W. g. Hopkins, etc. Address
Frederick Buess, Humboldt House. leoo STOCKTON
street, San Francisco. ssp27-st
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28
ROOIae Ann BOARD.

Beautifully furnished rooms, single or en- suite. |
with board; 428 South spring street. juliu
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28

A good paying business In Riverside. Cal. This
10 good chance for an enterprising baker; good
reasons for selling; will sell house and lot with
business, or will sell business and rent property.
For particulars call on or address Nelson smith,
2s6 Philadelphia street, LosAnKeles. Cal. sep36t3
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28
sTRAYED,

From the Stables Of Chick Bsotheu . little
sorrel mare No brand. Cut on hind quarter.
ownen willing TO pay expenses on her return.
sep21 1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28

Square, In good condition; first class make;
will sell cheap. Apply Immediately at SOC Hill
street. augl0tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28

Positively cured, 80 that the truss can b entire
" dispensed WITH and life longer iinperiled by
the rupture becoming strsng Ny metf Cd
o. cure is the only means that 10 absolutely safe.
painless, bIoodIsss and ehectuAl; no truss knife,
ligAture nor surgical operation Athoxough and
permanent cure guaranteed. Seldom over i've
DAYS required why suffer the mental and
Il store fer yous The wise and prudent viii not
let this opportunit, pass. Call on or address =.
81 Bare, N. D., Physician and Surgeon. larronde
Block opposite P. q. Rooms and y: entrance
on First street. residence, $50 owe street, cor
uer Third Consultation Free
OfflCE HOURS-e TO II A NJ, 20 70 SD
,. ~ Sundays. 8 10 sr.h septiiu
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HLEEPLESS NIGHTS made misera-
BILE by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure e the remedy for you. Sold by C.
+. Heinzeman. l22 North Main street
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28
Rooms Anp BOARD,


Large. elegantly furnished rooms, with board;
centrally located and in the most desirable part
OF the city; 800 Hill street, near Fourth. ap5t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28

Eastern transplanted oysters for one
dollar per can, 1t Bob's.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28

II you want good appetite, drink
Damiana Bitters. Michel Levy 4 Co.,
Wholesale liquor dealers, agents.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28

All respectable dealers keep Damiana
Bittes. Michel Levy q Co., Wholesale
liquor dealers, agents.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28
sTRAyEp.

An experienced nurse desires the care Of en-
invalid lady. Address NM Gray. q Water st.,
Rast Los Angeles. ssp2l lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-28
Guns, Guns. Guns

The attention Of the sporting public Is
called to the new arrival Of guns Just re-
ceived by Mr.. VIM. Lever. Sportsmen's
Emporium, IS Commercial street. They
consist Of doubie-barrel hreech-loading
shot guns and rifles. which to the sports.
mans life are gems, they were selected
with the greatest care from some OF the
best Of English makes. and are Of the
very best value for money ever offered
In this market. The most fastidious
sportsman can be suited, there being
over 200 to select from at prices from
80 single 10 a $500 Hammeriess. Quality
better and prices lower than any other
house in California. l2-f.