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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-29
ROOTS AND SHOES.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
Men'e Kip brogans, from 95dl IS.
BOYS kip brogaus, from e0epl ~.
Mems T. calf brogsns, from ! 00gl rs.
Boys p. calf brosans. from 1901 rs.
Mems kip 2-buckle piows. ! cool 85.
Boys Rip 2.buckle plows, SsMi d.
Mems buff balls. congress and button, 1902 75
Mems calf balls congress and button, 2 6Ogi 30
Mems kip boots q 00d2s SO.
Men p calf boots. "a 0oart5 90.
Mems calf boots. rs 00d60 90.
Boys kip boots, Is GOALS o..
poss y. boots. l6 50d24 90.
Boys cal. cots, % so "a 90.
Women's ~ hip polsas, I5as1sc.
Miss m kip polkss. 6Oa70c.
Chfli's I'd kin polkas, all size, lsdh5c.
Childs Kip polkas. al sizes 55ft5c.
womens calf p, and IS polish, ootl Sc.
Misses calf p, Z and IS polish, coal 10.
Women's bufr sewed polish, % J Is.
Women calf sewed rolish ! ioel BY
Worncn's rain scwei ard polish, 30 IL Is.
Women's KID sewcd 90el n
Women's goat sewed polish, 80 70 IS.
Women's gain eewed button ! o. 10 -
Women K d sewed button. o. $500
Worleu's goat sewef button. 1Sto2o
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LrMBEn AND BUILDING MATERIAL.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
oaRICE-At the gilns toto o. kiln
g,IDNT-At the ha lhs quhrfleE, SC per puhic
oct; nc icr foundation; lie for wal and 25c for
Esud font.
lTNlII-1 elbow Zinc, rough, 2 e. PER 10
= r,f ef Ic' lCC - Size inishin
clear. O; common 2 2t = ceiling 20 Oti x cell
inr, ? tO iix6rou, h, per o.; hX5 rough
55 per 100; l.x3 die.sed, 2t0por 100. Siding
IS fcr 100 Pou ar dressed linshinr, . 20 pc
leo; idiug, 9 20; y ceiling 3d. y ceiling, 20
white pine dressed hnishinc. 6 70 per l0e -
g cling Isl conn on. 2 90. 2nd common, , 70;
siding common, 2 IS. 2. d commen, 80.
Common doors, / So sssh. 25@5 20 a. 10 size.
snINbLtS- Oiive ne, 0UVf % DiW
pine, 50r5 20. n,proas, No. l. 90 No. 4.
4 so: n. 81 2S
PLASTER PARIs-Per barrel. 4 0oS4 so.
CFykNT-- tosf ndsio 3 90. Louisrule, 80
Portland. 6 60,
OEMENr FLUEs-s inch, s7Ac; inch 400 9
inoh ceiliu, IONS, 10. inch cap, sOc, inch
ceii,rg io!nt, 70 7 inch csp 20, SIC.
DRAIN PitE-s inch. Ice per foot; 4inch, 2to;
inch, 87Hc; 7 inch. Ioc, inch, SOC.
NINA PAINTS-Rea for use and all col.
ors, ID .r gSl AL the TESTED and stan
dard mako ave IN islo by Dailss dealers.
WHITE IFAp-S'-'ofv nurf, 1876 S..
WINDOW GLAss-.sxl0 IN i0xi2 s0e i0xlt
TO lsx2L $50; l6x2i TO 20x2s rs, less ~ per cent
LINZ tor..reG. Aufuu ~ or barre; Gus,
1 So I,nsor car lots. o0c per barrel 25
Dsiiss " lo'u ne rrr f-Fhel so.
HAIR Per pound. 81 9sc.
POSTS cedar, u 80 BoiH dare. 15il
IATHa--f - 49, ~
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sADDLERy AND LEATHER.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

SOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy lno
hraudsl II. d. heavy. 30 DO x medium tno
hrsndsl ~ 40 medium 81 Baltimore end Gin.
cinnati ~ Buffalo slaughter prime, n; good
D; Metamoras, d
HARNESS IEATHER-osk No. !, IS; No. 2,
ezra 50; No. ?. p; No ]. hemlock. 81 No. ?
fiiTToH CALFsKIE-i l0@l 20. according
" PHI lDFLPTIA CALFsKIN-Eo. ]. 1 ioa
/ 2s. 10 No. q h'di5c. - -.
according 10 weight
tack hands 10. 81 Inch cotton pncl
serdr 81 Drck collar, o.. Inch cotton
h.ck banda / so sk-f-2 trace cham, &C.
49, tracc chsinS 800. 6k-s-2 traoe chain,
&c. 49, trace chsins Hc No. l hool
harlds 4 o T.. { 10 NO. -. No l. wei
ia r..
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WOOL. HIDES AND PELrRrEs.

Fu-s arc nrrivinv freely. ard sell promptly
Al IS for No mink. % for IA coon snd IL 10 ],
for " nter mussrai. The annua. LONDON fuf
"a ex W u cnme Of on Monday ana luesosy 81
ne II week. and American fur dca ers are await
inc The rem with he greatest interest.
quotations To-Dtf.
wDOL-Hoxicsn free Of burrs, 1mlsc Mex.
ioaE improved. lsut7c; coertet leflsc, coerse
no22c enc wool according " din ana con-
iition. Ise22c bury, 1850 per POUND ieeS
"fHiDF5-Hesvy hides II pounds and mp
.c-.nd. lac heht hides under ~ pounds, free OF
xrubs' ior- light hides, damaged or cne grub or
noe ss.buiis, bad and damaged, b dry SALT
pFrTRTFe-Dcer skins, 2o022r; antelope 1oo
i5c- seal sKlns 15az5c. sheep pelR, - PEI WOOL
D5<tc. shesrlipgs. 1off5c
rkLL0w-Prime tsllov, 80 nl0w iva ~
hes NAx-Prine yellow. ror dssk ma eau
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iE BUbiNEHS WORLD
COMMERCIAL,


pAlA.s Jan. ., --Aw.k along mo r'si-
cstptt- of uollH, iu rl her quart ui the
B., rsVraIt tUefa.f DO 40 fHH city IA CROWNS
. .dily: tUt. the HuNuIt. ls healthy That iul
aemsuts ar' mudfN O. D rmeneuyy "a Wow.
10 Iritc los ur. HIIt.tuNy, hut nor fvlh.
ely. IA b.. en- 100 thai sulw edge holders are
IA auu uWchHs o. 60 uJtyr tunuud
. 1,x's N rae ua having e.
ouy % rchmed .ars y noSl ne
v dep l., pud iu prospect ui immediate I'm
, yemen boz that qusiter the lots mar tuc
mpr,ts are NJ considerably. To- at h"lins
vs. are gtruus, p uurs pushing ana hammer,
giug There f. nail Wui"F sulhy hl
.rtShufg AMI lhcr. Is one rcr- also. Ia Dallas
- car, uttr suikiug ruI on the head anu
20 mus e is charming. Ola bui|d ngs are 30. D
" day moving along III street. wan ihf ava
IA town thi ~ o." Of No best slgu-. An
deuce ni healthy " oc 90 This poiuL among
o. mrIy VI ntssts uf u a. patent iW.i, lsiht
ulupl cation Ot retail sores on icrlHth't
tces THIS ir,vts thg' 90 wards aie hI ing
, with Iv1ple who cuisum and ln"l
..nmuuilics are becoming tA.d ana Ice
uant A. resident r. become frequent
ssmaVefs become & wcr AS wagons are 'eh
Va nclueuuy witll ads of hon ch'li plumber
, ing cor led somewhere che, oven .uNcistll
q, thr safes # wares iucretse i.r the 'lp.Nhs
1ue etc
GHtI ANu u...ps rfis.
Oa'snid ,irtauro.feI ll Lively 'u'blY by
, agun - ai.t HHs t..'l} lhAtA l'l'..
u siers EcOrlpIshf COD. aIr ic'f. "t.- ans .
Iars corn shipAcuts aye cag Iran ears oa'
a. a car corn
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
HRAT--Jn,i.c. ~ m, stun, low trs' e. w
"usraghN. fu t.'
SYfe Sow ii,I ar Gt,: northern, No.
-ARtEi -4He,tis
.,Ecd. 4JoAic .
81 oIrE-In.aut % Gr early hs.HE'Af',
8 Ne cream .oda, 300 o. pure C-,am, 10
I'D Mills Pattu' "a; Union, ID Fra'rIt
. aver 8 40: stur Chain, 70.
.RAN-At mills 55,. ia store, &c.
OFvNiEAI- Fine hOltcd per 100 pounds,
90 -,
rkt hot,,t ,ufi. tvf IUv rVuhus, ~
..ovpc1 corn aud oAt, yer lOU pounds ia !,
,;RAHaM kLoUh-i,r 100 pounds. 100
dAY-pafk. ODaS Oh bright 10 VG rom
osos. pinirie, bHled, DARK, co. bright
1 90 bright free on BOARD car IL W.
siLLST sFPr-6Sc German mile. 75c
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Rosy Mouths

Rosy Mouths
furnished With teeth rendered pearly and
plis eping by fragrant snzodont, utusily re-
SsrIed as an Indispensable adj Iuct o the
toilet, are perfectly hewitching., So ire
sistible does the broad cloth seX find them,
that il requires the utmost set restraint to
iorbear impriuting kiss m - them whore.
ever setn. No corrosive substance contains
mates this standard beaunfer oil IN tee,b,
from which it removes every impurity.
II sa IL regularly.
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QUEENS SNARE.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

QUOTA TTONS TODAY,
AsscRTFD CRATES--i0 0O@75 90 -
TUNRI IDs-a5c Il so per DOZEN 8sO0@i OF
uer bcr; gonlots, @ lac 90 per barrel
STOSE ,..-r..s- Per To- RalloDf, 10 OuoDl2 30.
LAMPs--R II. 2 90 q H., 90 amp chin
navs M nor hos assorted cass lamps. y o.
FRENCH CHINA--inc iranck
gTERlING GOODS 60 prt
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s,-.,,or,. business college,

Bryant & strnttou's Business college.
This old and successful institution fits
Young men for real life by qualifying them
for business. and AS shorthand writrrs.grau-
na,es are successful Ia getting employment.
Far circulars address W. M. Carpenter,
nresident. 81. Louis Missouri.
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PROVISIONS.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
BACOY-shorf clear sides efc; Lonf
my sAIT-sscrt clear sides sEc' Ions
c,.~r. k1k lea hreshfsst b-con- 1sc
UlNa-Csnvassed and EMBARRASSED 14xc.
LARD = Tierus. ekc haf.bsrrel. loc
1o.rouno cana 1oxc D-pound cans, loo
rccn8 cora ior sround cnns, 1ekc
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l.S57 rrfEcs.
whole Tickets, -; Half Tickets, 81 ~
Tickets. $685. 90 Tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank draft In letter, OF seno
by express. Don't send by registered letter or
post-onicc ORDER until further notice. Orders
OF IS and upward by express can DO sent al
orr expense. Address all orders To j, DOUG.
LAS, Louisville. Ky. q. A. webster, 7Ol Elm
8 rect. Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-29

shiIoh's Viializer - what you need Tor
Consumption, Loss OF Appetite, Dizziness
and sli symptoms oil Dyspepsa, fnve ~
and rs cents per bottle. Sold by w. III.
Pat, erson q Go.
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Henry's CarboIic salvc.

Henry's CarboIic salvc.
IL is the best saive for cuts, bruises, sores,
ulcers. salt rheum, letter, chappod hands,
chilblains, corns. and all kinds Of skin
eruptions, freckles and pimples. Beware OF
counterfeits
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No longer a question of opinion; We guar
.r,ae every box of Acker's Dyspepsia Tab
lets. Price IS and 80 cents. Sold by w. h
Patterson A Co.
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Having bought out the interests Of all
concerned in the firm OF q. Il. Hosmer6
Co., steam, gas and water htters, | VII
continue the business Mt the OLD stand, $40
Elm street. a. NOV Hihk.
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LASS ll4Q-FHRRUApY 9,l964
TICKETS, sc, HALVES. 81.

ALL pRIzEs PAID ON PRESENTATION.
For Information and tickets, address OF
apply to sHIPsEY COMPANY, General Agene'
dolph street, Chicago. Illlnois, JoHs B. FER
NAspEl. Savannah. Georgia, or GEORGE a
WEBSTER FOL vlm street. Dallas. Texas
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W ines, WHISTLES. brandies and every
thing pertaining to the liquor line in pro-
fusion, at Craddock's saloon, and purity
itself.
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E-uptions, ssrer, pimpies. rheumatism
re hut indicators of impure blood. Ack-
ar's Blood Elixir IL the remedy. Sold by
w. IA. Patterson Il 20.
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Ladies' hats bouEbs rom The iscto-
ries and prices are very, 9, Mrs. =.
Oheetnufs, Elm street. 70 Or
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i. II. n.
No secrets. No lodges. The embodiment
of practical benevolerc,. Colonel @. J..
Penn, deputy. nov in Dallas.
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All in want OF real bargains in Diamonds
Watches and all kinds OF Jewelry should
call AZ once at the Oldest yewelry store In
North Texs--F. Austin. el2 Main street.
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Also agents for the celebrated Hardman Pianos
and the Mason and Hamlin, Estey and SChicago Cot
tage Organs Sheet Music and Musical Merch ndise,
Write for cnfalOuuc and price lists
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No mother should be without
Mexican Female Remedy

Which cures all FEMALE DISEAsks,
and makes all women happy.
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$50. 900 FOR Or.

Mn take place In the Masonic Hall, Masonic
Jill Temple Building, In Louisville, Ky,
THURSDAY, JANUARY al, 1884
A LAWFUL LOTTERY aud FAIR DRAW
INGI, chartered by tho legislature OF ny. ard
twice declared legal by the highest Court In the
State Bond given TO Henry county In the sum 81
re0 O0u for the prompt pnymeu OF all ptizes sold
A REVOLUTION in Single Number Drawings
hs-Every ticket holder his own supervisor
ran call out the number ON his ticket and see
The corresponding number on the tsE placed
In the wheel In his presence. These drawings
will occur on the last THURSDAY OF eVer'
month Read the magnificent
TlNnApy eCUEME.
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LOTTERIES.


EUMBER ron NUMBER, PHIzE roR FRYE
WIN ESQ Additional PTiEeg
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21


One Of the Most feasible and a The same
time ere Of he innsl practical aud attractive
homestead schemes hat has even been ia
aueurased Ia saafhesn California Is shout
malnred and win he fully explained Ia a
few days Ia The advertising eolamns Of The
RkRAn. a consists In ne subdivision Of
tie celebrated chitds tAct, lying between
south Main and san Pedro streets This
heausliui tract oi vol matnrad citras lreos
Two nnndfcd lots, with streets and
alleys, which Will 5e pei ois 70 tie
mafkdf a. tho Nominal price 81
$50 per lot payable rs e4sy inkfalinenis.
some Of The lols ara wofth to4laY $500 zach.
while none OF them arc worth less than the
uni.0Fm prizes esfcc. Al The end 81 3x
months tho purchasers chontt 3 cnmEaiitre
10 draw hy iol lnF ehelee % iois, ~ there
viii be an clluht 1hanc1 Cor each uHroheecr
cIrcffic Light INSISTS will % t1eried On
tic tract al euce Nhich via ltumlnltel the
tract BRILLIANTLY aud make Z with the beau
tlfuI orange 1roxeE Que 81 iAo most allrAci-
I've residence itcailiics Ia tno cilY The
laciilits ri accefz| dfriIiaEe. sewerage sud
Ha,er supply ufc nitnr li41tAi uIdtr The
Iarl thai ntHuF o. our merchants. pfeit<slrn.
y and business nsfn have eif.t zeleftsq
hclnesfeAdt on lass aHtniutuE This htAHNirl
lrscl md huill ne elerani 1|.Ilpes viii make
thiE cue Of the clsoIccN loc ntans 10 Ine ~
q. u. ilannNn 3 .o'. OF me eIrItQltd HOUSE
are aeeuis iof ihik 4ru hosaesIgad ,f1ls aud
W I'd ft rror4ts.lI H. nut tAefn ttl The us4rtrI
III IoW dar< Ni't heuxIttu Nii1r
nfIsl WIH revive tho auIttlfE boom
h ne residence p0f|icH ~ tHe nltf
ana ~ kQu1E a1<t =.
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Z gsrou ne Los Angeles rally nufs Ncvcm.
4 Der sd
A NEM ENTRRPnISR.
Opening Of she o. ". chtlas
rraea.

An impertaui Improvement And enter.
prise viii be eommcneed "a few DAYS Ga
seuth Main street The o VI Cbnds Tract
comr1isi,g six blocks. iyiuk aotzeen Aain
and sau ieifo streets, Is &c 10 sfidivided
and placed on lhe market ~ iotk flesr
lots. valued Al the uniiosm rate Of 500. sfa
sc he aolii on plan by witch fic buyer 81
sot PAYS 80 down and 81 monthly instaii
saenls tor tSentr. two tnoAlhs, ct nc ina Il
which tirne. on heiore BE- pays np "a all
and recelvos = deed nom NJ 7hlias The
position Of his lnilis tctcrnlaed ~ chance
tho mauer helHg arrsnsed ~ eommii,ee
selected ~ The sharehollsfs eaSh share.
holder having a. equal orpaflnni,y ai The
expiration ct is muntAs. ~ wh,eH time ihe
meeting for division takes plsceI INC tract
rs have neu streets orenea lhrouh Il a.
speedily a. possible. aud every hiack m 81
liEhteu hl "a elr4irIr rsast- The ILnI IS
coFerp1 with fuc 1tfideola and son|i.tIrp.
lliHi Irtls. AnH I property e4Hsl1frtt
aiscikE tht nuN ftlaHhir QnisIde atc Orti
ute< rrrtIpll 81 The tu4u There tst many
1no houses BOW 40 ttr F4ct NVftrtfd
seesr pipe esH cfsiif Is laid tniI l|.f 1rf
nslotor wiz spslt no ext ease - ffatc NE
urte4pfIke ulrrNtH 4 Is nlftfst tcftAiq
tl.a lQis 'sIil 1Qaille IA aihe itiu ya4f
lbs srfe IfINtoH ut1ks tft 70 ertNt
tllE nrtf J n unscsIi 4 Do e M nIa
usrd -rs&'s. = q AZ = asrt1
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Fsnin the Los Angeles Evening Expires
NoVemner nd


The o. v. Cast8z IfAet - pc III
vided and Placed on the Market
The Q, VI childs tract which comprises
az eonpiete blacks and portions Of s~elva
others, caulmenrlng Al tis.u street, onpa-
ming back % San Pedro street, and now cav.
erod vlih orange treas ant Tlnes from II
teen % twenty years 81 Hfe. ~ about 80 Dc
divided into 40 building Tots and disposed
Of In manner that - snre t. greatly in.
prove that fafo0lte portion Of our city and
enhance Its value The plan npon Wnlun
these Valuable lots viii be said a this, sub
srriutions viii 10 received a. sho uniform
price OF Na1 lof lot AZ certain time, 60
81 lxcd Ia uf future, after These lots have
been disposed o. = meeting Of the sub
kcrlbcrs viii take place, ineit 1afnos VIA ~
written On slips Of paper and ttaNn 1rom I
box BY some ilsint14tsltd witness, and each
subscriber VII rame niA iot on tht map a
Il IS drawn. ltis beyond questien ihai some
81 lhcte lets more pa1iirulsflt la1zH on cor
si=uef. nce worth two ar three tlmc1 tdlo Nna
Il a Thought that an 81 Them are worth a.
isn<l that ain1uul. The payments ara 1ie0e
~ fasq thar any one = .I'I sit4eitun VII -
able - meet llifI|s. tie af<t being 80 sud
the balance ~ tAe saiA o. - nef month.
81 electric mI,sit are 70 be erected % The
ffEef Al ssatse fte dtsruH4 al ~ nenf
srlfn1Id 11'ldI1f Icea.Iofs Il. tlitueuuef
Nj" IIta.IaE1 N|I10ft.@ 1I.I1IrI Ia t11s
facII1u f. 4 marked t4Eftt 4 rl1fH 5ei
l1lifH a11nturalNNnt 81 the riAu VIII zl'
1eaf "a za@ AAtFsEisInR ee'uza4S ~ uit
e s. rSe-. As..f 2. y q t ..'.. e.
s.........< .'.1 -..,s... ..,...
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WORTH THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE or SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS
The Title lisp erfect.
Streets are Being Opened and Six Masts with
Electric Lights will be Erected Immediately,

division the months which the purchasers
dintereted
exhibited
Secretary Interchangeable and will receive deed
o
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FFmlV.Oas Bgsi d Horses and MarDs.

inst arrived and wilt DC sold BY auction.
Alfred M0nfe, Auetioueer, on IuaAdaY, the
2ad Zee 1t 10 ia the morning. IN carFel cor
nes first and cunire. ncaf the new budHe.
None older than seven yrarF- we'll matched
pair amongst Them Also tNo farm wagons
ALFRRD MOORE. AacsioufeF, once =
North Main 81. CUP stairsl dnld
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,.Il... t..Sr f,,|.IIs1 Il i.tiIi.E HARfIzT.
Asei4ls sNses ~ kas'' fF'fr pain AA'H
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Pickit 81 K elley,
so2 NORTH VANS STREET.
OFFER FOR SALE /:

Hpl70 1Hd IoI % MuFI7s sTIVFFI u EEI1I
f1nt
y acrus on Main street, Grange crop sold
faf ii So an the trenA chrnp. Sfe9df
Corner lct and house on Turner street
nioflaaeed; mus. be sold $50
20 acres highly Improved land 81 miles
from p o owner volng Eafl ft5uQ
street fq10.
Confectionery, ffslt and lunch business
exeelle1f stand 200
Cigar husiness. reu, s. per month, wish
en1d stand pricc $50.
COED land AZ Lancaster per acre, ~.
IS aerca on Adams heautiful place, Sloo,'
600
Lot on Upper Hahn street, near church,
cheapest % sfrret, <<5Qe
ar5oin honse I'D riao street, large lot;
4fa00
a great variety 81 ranches; vacant land
! houses aud lots Tor saic houses 70 rent rents
| collected aepr~u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

Hansa 81 aSghfeea rooms centrally To-
aalflI. doing aus nuelncsa ~ q afsi elNss
lt.aeIIur hnilan FrfuiIurt idf sale aud
Itit.sn III rect a $40 PR meath. N ne
Wide property Win rifKtft ut VIII Ns
s..id Al 4 lasraln, fu|l p1fIltuIars q
Ilohi N4uf n r tiAt' ~
l<eAI en- Hpllns ftf9eH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

ENGLISH wALNUTs AND VINES CHOICEST VARIETIES
this
Twelfth residences several already
Of Main Street held Mr. Chads
500 Angeles Street been held
There is lot the tract that is
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=. PAssA, TEACHER.

Professor al rkENCH GTsdnats Of the Unit
tsfAty Of pNs snhoos ,nd psisate lessons
No. ieo ALSO STREET. los Angeles
ene12ti
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

AHIee fes AItuft 4ipst slfset 4tfs Hi|N I
Alse rihee ~ htItt "HfdI 1IrN r0
an Iicnfra sod -feit
dAeiff4 - te' s||'l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21
Grape Cuttings and Orange
Trees for Sale.


zinfaodal crane Cuttings aud Orange and
Ten,an Trees for sale choice Narletief At
reasonable prireH. Apply % a. PRESTON.
nay2a I'm Lemon street, Los AngeleE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21
FOR SALE.

We are agents for Il mum
Der Of the leading business
blocks in this city and from
time to time have desirable
rooms suitable fer Pr0ies-
Si0naI Offices aud Private
A apartments, Tor rent.
1Spsrtisa 90 sesrrh q rooa,s uould 10 well
10 give o. > call
JOHNSON fAxRCHfLD
ssrtiaH az North Spring Street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21
The Extremely Low Price
placed
liable one O the whole WILDE
WORTH $1,000 WITHIN THE TIME FOR FULL PAYMENT

present
the lo streets location Of Electric Light Ns ready
this making but believed
aiding! wonderful Of the books of subscription
be n real agency will be opened
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

No, s. Fas. First street. q Box 40, who
inc 40 lnlol nation about the same.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-02
THE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.

The members of the Republican
state central committee met day before
Yesterday in Topeka. =. l. Bone
brake was elected chairman and Writ
w. Walton reelected secretary. The
following gentlemen were appointed
as the executive committee: Geo.
Barker. of Lawrence A. l.. Greene,
Newton; Z. q. Percell, Manhattan :
A. G.. Talbot, Wyandotte, and II. E.
Richter. Council Grove.
The following resolution passed:
Resolved, That it is recommended
that the basis of representation TO all
delegate conventions be the same rs
that adopted Tor the Republican state
convention held at Topeka. July l6,
James Smith. Republican candidate
for secretary of state in 1882.
A large number of prominent Re-
publicans were present and the Com
monwealth says that there was great
enthusiasm evinced among the men,
bers and it was unanimously resolved
that the campaign should be aggres-
siye. Col. Martin addressed the COM
mittee favoring vigorous, open and
outspoken campaign. Senator ingalls,
held to the same view. Congressman
Pelers and Funston also addressed the
committee to the same purport. Sen
ator Ingalls, said that the key note OF
the Republican campaign would be
throughout the United States, "Pro-
lection to American Labor"
Look out for an old-time victory.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-02
e. PASO.

The steamship FL Paso was launched
at Philadelphia last week, and so a
once obscure name becomes famous
For three hundred years the Mexican
town OF FL Paso del Norte, ''Pass of
the North" dozcd in the sun on the
sandy banks of the Rio Grande. For
forty years the Texas hamlet of Frank
lin, duller than the town across the
river, slept in the middle of sand and
mesquite bushes. For all the world as
far off as Philadelphia knew of them,
these towns might have been two vii
lagos of serfs in the interior Of Rus
STA. But the railroad came, and the
town of Franklin found ont that it
stood in gateway of commerce and
borrowed from its tawDy neighbOr the
name, FL Paso. Then another rail
road came from the north, came
through the pass and threw bridge
over the red and rushing Rio Grande,
and the locomotive woke the narrow
lanes and the sun-dried plaza, and the
little gardens fenced with red-fiower-
ed cactus. and the rows of whitened
adobe houses with their portals, that
go to make up lei Paso del Norte.
This wrought; the change. Where
the railroad goes everything goes.
Telegraph wires sing in the wind, and
street ears 80 jingling from the United
States 10 Mexico and back again; and
now half the world has heard and the
other half is destined to hear: of Fl
Paso.