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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sysaNOTICE TO HORSE OWNERS
49, Any information concerning the rid
ing bride. brush and several little things
hood, will be thankfully received. Please
address as above.
The Washington critic., 1886-06-21
TnOMAs HEANEY.

Manufacturer % Marble and Granite Monu-
meats, Ileadstones, wainsooting T1ling, Plumb
ere slabs, ETC., 40 aud sg2 Mass. ave. u. W.
The Washington critic., 1886-06-21
FOR RENT..-HOUSES.

VIOR RENTING. 1877 Il Street n o, Bay
Il window brick house, 8 rooms and bath;
mod. imp: fine condition; S20.50 per month.
Address OWNER, No. II 2d st n g.
DOR SALE-Near Lincoln Park, Six
II room brick; mod. imp; all in first.class
1890 Y ave.
EOR RENT-House 622 A st n @, Z
Il rooms; all mod imps. Inquire at 2l2 1st
n e, near Capitol Park.
The Washington critic., 1886-06-21
FOR SAlE-H0USES.

EOR sALE-Brlck House 033 M st,
~ bet 9TH and 10th sts W; II rooms, two
bathrooms; lot 20 by iOo 10 alley cheap and
teTms reAsonable. Apply on Premises.
The Washington critic., 1886-06-21

NOR RENT-Brick Dwelling, 1913,
Il cor 14th st and Pierce Place. bet and II
SITS n W; rooms and bath; can be seen at any
time of day.
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.XECUTOR's NOTICE

Estate II pfilp ling Gecd late % IiTs:hersvaIcy
Township. -slln.TSet Co p.
Letters tt-gallleIsry 90 siie aioFe estate having
been granted 20 tlle undersigned br TIE proper
authority notice : hereby gwen Us s i-, ,Is ili-
dehtesi saia csiafc llake immediate payment
arr tH0Sc having claims AGAINST the same sll
present tisem dHiy aui heEteatcd Tor settlement
10 the undersigned Executor % THURSDAY rii "a
day - December. 3s-i ~ fis re-iiencr near
BueksioRn in shade township. osUner-ei go-, Pa.
PEARSON line
l5vg- Executor of Philip Lang. deed
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PEGIsTER's NOTICE

Notice = ifeTefy given % all uer~ssus couser1i-
,,i a. legaie.s. creisfurs Otherwise. that lhe
following aceuIlni~ have Tsl>. Register aisd triaI
tie same viii BE- presented for confirmation ard
allowance a. aH orphans Court 70 lse held Il
S.rnerSet o. THURSDAY ileftHhcT lG iSSt
First and final ar.uHui uf solomon snyder Ad-
uainistrnfor Il tcaIa f. snyder. decd
First and anal eecOssnl 0f IyrtHiIas Eci4nor.
Administrators II oiIr4ui Eiehnur. dec Il
fir,s and iasl aerosIni & Iailiei -Issurieg. Exr
q. isnisel Ia Er-nlaa.
Aec,rEi q Matthias BOiFrsas, tiiia-siian cf
Sau4a.l EsHl and Mary Bent, miiifT chiiiren of
Tlussss Eeur. dcc'9-
socold srcuuHi % fohn g. ReiIz, Esr. Of J.i.u
Wan. iiyr-f
Aeooaist of s-HiusI Fa's~5. AdE,r. Sc ofWIl-on
e. HickS decd
sec.a'Htof T. Il. Rafter~ssi Esr. 81 Js-eph Fer-
uar. .fecd
rI7sI and Hit ssffo5slai gl Daniel sl--r AdUlis-
if-rafnT tsi Susan HerSIlGn. drci
RegisleT's oiice. tHA-. { sHAFfR
Nov - isS REGISTER
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A D,IlNIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

Estate ~ JoSHh Es1Ia,ei tietcaSesi lzae Of Paint
Township, soilserSeg coUaty, Pa
Letter. oi Administration on flle above estate
having been rraIli-. 10 the undersigned v the
proper a3flstT1Ty. Datire J. heretT given - all
persons indebted u -zid estate 10 make srana-ii
ale payment. and tho, having claims aEairlSf
the sane % Isf~rlf thefa GUly authenticated fsr
settlement ga FRIDAY. the 2lh fsag of neesraieT
t0x xa>iiir- E J. EI &NEI
oovl1 Admin ss7rator
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FROM LIFE TO DEATH

Is bus = moment Il rheumatism OF neural
giG strikes the heart. These diseases are
the iaost painful and the most dangerous
OF any 10 which human kind Is liable
Ihey fy irUa one part 10 another without
a moment warning, ami kniments and
other outward applications are in them
selves danceroas becslnse they are liable TO
drive the disease ID some vital organ and
cause instant death Rheumatism anu
neuralgia are diseases Of the blood. andcan
only be reached by remedy which viii
drive rom the blood the dangerous acids.
SUCH remedy Is Aihlophoros. Ii has been
thoroughly tested and Is sale, sure
cure
Spruce Greek, Pa. OFT ). 1855.
In answer 10 your request 10 know what
your Aihiophots has done for me. viii
say il has done wonderful work. I have
suffered from rheumatism Tor eighteen
wears more or les. and sometimes net able
10 put nv clothes oa or cit alone. Itoak
al kinds. doeI0re9 With a good many d,,-
ters, but nothing dii me any good.
was getting worse instead oi better.
read your advertisement; IN the nsl-l-
crat and - Sentinel papers of Laai--
t1En. ] have taken in All f1Br hutties
feel 10 pain I was drawn crooked. hnt
nar ana straight once more. Thank reH
'.r the good it done nae. Afhiopharo> t.
;he moiicine PHILIP HARPsrER
Your medicine has cured me Of neural
gia. | Suffered with il for three days. and
il gave me instant relief.
NN. +. KINCu
Paimyra, y. Y. august l9th. 1855.
lus5d one bottle of Ajhlaphura, sor nen-
ril-ia amer being laid % pei-h. wees-s The
result gas very satisfactory.
K. s. EDnY.
Every drleeis; sho1lsi keep Aihioph e-c-
AJhiophors Pills, 1ag where The.
a,- i-s bought ui ihc dIsiaci>, IT, ta...-
plsros 60, IL Wall =, Eew Yo-l 80.
sead either is-lrriase paidt On re,55lt O.
regular price, which Is slt0 Per Lo,i.e
ior Athlopl1rls and 50c. fey Yii,
tcF liver and kidney diseases cysfzrsfs IT,
digestion weakness, ne-s0ls dchiiity diseases
ni women, constipation. ten6srLe impure
olood, &c, 4 talophOru- lll,s are uueguGled.
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1887.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

HaEFERs MACHINE during Iss5 viii con
tam C novel q intense political. social and
romantic interest entitled Narka "a story
II Russian I.iie-hy Kathleen O'Mcarsl a
new novel entitled April HuVeS bY W u.
HoWell, Southern -keIcile- by Charles
pudlty Warner and Eebecf.l Harding Davis,
illustrated by Nm Hamilton Gibson
Great American Industries -coulinued
Social Siudie~ by ur r. T. Fly further
articles 1u the HsjiWay pn1blem hy compe-
tent writers ueR series ~ illustrations by
z. 4 Abbey and Alfred Parsons articles by
T. 2 R6e, and other attractions
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Statesmen NaltHlI

Eilcrss-Tic seiiable lisrl is seii The choicl-si
frlsii aud Ornamental Sursery sock. On eliasg
s-s 1fs.s psiif u eunl,lissi0si a. preferred
-teztiy carloyrn.lsi thrDnEllsinl the year Basf-
Gls-ss suis KY leaTTasd. ~cll3 sl.r terms
NLENS BROS NsfSr-sstn
octi-ia Ruchester y Y
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1887.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.
1873

HAEPEE WEEKLY maintain. il position
as the loadins illustrated newspaper IN
America and IL hold uIsn public esteem
and confidence va, never stronger than at
The present fiine B~illfs .he ldsGurt--. HAR-
FEEs WEEKLY always contains iI,talnierts
- one. OCCASIONALLY vt two. Of the best nov
rI- ot The day. finely illustrated. with short
siories poems. >setciis- aud fsiT.ers on i'm
i"ltEni current topic, is ihe most popular
Wrter-- The care that has h,til successfully
exercised ln the Iasi 70 make HAHrER :
NrEELT q ,aic a~ F-H A. o welcome visitor
G" every hofi-eilold vili noi he relaxed ia the
iuturu
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1857
1857.
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.
~ Illustrated Weekly.

H1rper's Io.ag People bas been called Sc the
mode. ot what % periodical Tor young readers
ought 90 he Iud tie Justice of this curn-
meudsIi0u J. amply sustained iy yhe large
circulation ii has attained both al home and
Iu trreai Brfain. This success has been
Reached 9y methods that must commend
themselves % tbe Judgment of parents. no
l5>- than tu tile TASTES of cLildren-namely
ty an earnest and well sustained effort to
provide Ihe be-; and most attractive readi.lg
Tor yeln- people 40 "a l3w price The Illus
tratiou, are Cppiou~ and of a cunspicuously
hiEh standard Cf excellence-
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y ACADEMY. IDE ~ v w W
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apdly Special driH lor d1li and 1ac su ard
rlays Patruus ur stu3enis may -.ieri any -,fid-
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Poivt-chEie Schfssis 10 students -ent o. foli-l-
in lS-. J. - - fH FL i--l ara 90 iu l~~a- 4
cr4iuaiiuE Cl.lsS every wear 81 the cs-Ilrltrt al
department. 4 Ihy,1csi ais. C,.llili. J. a'f'-
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added rn Library iH ISIS Mtd5a has seveu
churches. ard O Temperance chaser which FRO
hibits flc safe 81 al Intoxicating 4ruks- FGy
new Illustrated cirrliii- address she Principal lul
F'rs,l.rsefar. SWETTEEN T. SHOETLTDGE g. Z.
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HARPER'S PERIO DICALS.

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When uo time j. menJionei subscriptions
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Money pric- ar Draft 20 avoid chsnce of
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HE1= Adirss>
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The extension Of free delivery service
- suggested by the Postmaster General,
has heretofore received my sanction, and
il Is 70 be hoped a suitable enactment
viii soon be agreed upon. The request
fer an appropriation sufficient to enable
the general inspection Of fourth class Of
fices has my appreciation renew my
approval Of the recommendation Of the
Postmaster General that another assist
ant be provided for the PostOiiiee De-
partneni, and ! invite your attention
to the several other recommendations in
his report
The President indorses the reoommen-
dstion Of the Attorney General for the
erection Of a peniientiary for the eonfiHe-
ment Of prisoners convicted in United
STATES courts. He considers il a nla;teF Of
very great importance which SHOULD at
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Al ePitome 81 everything that j. attractive
and desirable ia juvenile iieu-ure.-Bo Bos'on
C5iridr
\ weekly feast of sopd things Tor the boys
and girls iH every family which If visits
Br00Hs aI.4iga.
10 Is wonderful in it, wealth of pictures.
Information, anj Interest ChristiaH idrg-
c7te y T.
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.ht d-T-g hl-.i.t-s- fr e number ui wear, and
ana can firrl1r .iv have never inet with a rl 1i-
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CONSUMPTION CHUghs f0lls EIHuchit->. A. L
has been iu fhi- essEIutIr COM lslIiIt'iy >lf-I
time and j. BOW takiUg Ite lead T. tellEh REM
die L gives universal satisfaction aH'l ieci
confident thEI eTc i'Ee j. aill become Tire -ilf-
ard remedy of America ] -sll % ffi IoSii-Ie &
gusran-ee and gviIl Refund ihe money iu any c--t
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time oi reo'iFj "i u7.er.
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TERMS ,-pn>lase Prepaid. = per Year.
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Terms of Publication.

Terms of Publication
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TIE SoslEKRET HERALD.
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The sum paid on the public dc 81 during
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1856, was
~ al .o43 III
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rmE SlLvEE lsrEsTlo,

During the fiscal year ended June 30.
1856, there We're coined under the Com
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-27
The Dunnigan sale.

The land bureau yesterday sold the
Dunnigan tract, on Pico, Nevada and
Virginia streets. Lot l, corner Nevada
and Pico, sold for $3.50: lot 3, corner
Pico and Virginia, sold to J. N. Bond
for $3.50; lot 4, on Pico, to John Nor
ton, $l7OO. These lots were 62ax150
feet. Then came o line of lots between
Virginia and Nevada streets and run.
ming from one to the other, each 50xl25
feet, as follows: Geo. Bochine, No. 5. at
$3.50; Mrs. Atkinson, No. 7, at $ll00;
DR.. Coleman, No. Is, at $780,; Emily
Penning, No. IL, at 5000; H. M. Rus.
sell, No. 10, at $500; Chas McNally, No.
%, at $760; Frank Shrier, No. %, at
SITS; same buyer, No. 27. at $775 The
next line face Nevada street, are the
same size, and sold as follows: No. to
C. M. Stimson, at $50; No. 6 to 4. A.
Bird, $775; No. 10. w. M. Carlton, $3.50;
No. IL, w. NJ. Holland, $3.50; No. II.
M. j. McGrew. $3.50; No. l6, G. M.
Stimson, $3.50; No. IA, DIR. Coleman.
1925; No. 26, K. A. Bird, $725: No. %,
same buyer; $3.50.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-27
THE STREETS.
A BEGINNING Being Made OF
Grading Them.


Long, loud and oft repeated is the
story of bad streets in Los Angeles
The recent rain set all organs giving
voice to plants again. As usual,
much of the barking was up the wrong
tree. Some people blame the city gov.
ernmeut for not grading the streets.
Now. as the HERALD has time and
again stated, the Council has no power
at all in this matter. The grading OF
the streets is thing entirely in the
hands of the property holders in such
streets. Until they agree among them
selves to grade, there is no power on
earth to make them do it. All property
holders must come to this agreement
before any thing can be done.
Then it is suggested that some por-
tion of the city bonds be devoted to
this purpose. Now, the city funds.
were v oted by the city on the specific
understanding that the funds WIRE to be
devoted to definite purposes. None
of them can be diverted to any other
use than those set forth. As to devot-
ing this money, or any part thereof, to
the paving of the streets Is simply pre-
posterous. If any one wishes to learn
Just how absurd it is, let him interview
some taxpayer, whose property is with.
out the limits circumscribed by the
charmed circle within which the i'm
provement is to be made. Let him
propose to some person whose posses
sions are on Washington street, this
plan of paving Main between Court
and First streets. Had such an inten-
tio1 been broached before the votes
were cast, the noes against the bonds
would have been greatly multi
piled, SO much so that the lend
ing of the city's credit to the
scheme would have been sat down on in
most emphatic way. Besides, such an
undertaking would have been illegal
But there has been beginning of
this good work, which is so necessary to
the comfort of all citizens, made. The |
city set the good example by making a
good street in front of the lot at the
corner of Second and Spring streets.
Then the public spirited owners of Tenn
Pile block, Messrs. ii Newmark and
Kaspar Cohn, have paved the entire |
circuit of that property. These begin.
nings are already bearing good fruit. |
The property owners on Main street,
both sides, between First and Second
have unanimously agreed to pave that
part of the thoroughfare, as the streets |
around Temple block have been treated.
All property owners along Spring from |
the Allen block to the old jail, on one |
side, and all on the other from the cor
ner of Court street to the postoifice have
agreed to do the same. On Main be- |
tween Arcadia and Commercial, Col. b.
ker, Messrs. Ducommun, Kurtz aud
Ferguson are in line on the same propo- |
sition. The rest of the owners between
these limits will quickly come in. Once
get good beinning made and it is
mere matter Of time to make great pro.
gress. So popular will stoves on the
well.paved, clean and comfortable streets
become that all will be forced to come
in and follow the good example. Now
that the ball is set in motion, il may |
confidently be expected that the entire
central portion of the city will soon
have good streets. 1t certainly is
consummation devoutly to be wished.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-27
THE UNION THANKSGIVING.
services of the Jewish and Cni-
tartan Congregations.

Services of the Jewish and Uni
tartan Congregations.
1t was, doubtless, to many, novel
and interesting sight to see Christian
minister ripe in years and young Rab.
bi occupied in the praiseworthy under
taking of holding o joint service in
Jewish house of worship, in order to fit
tingly celebrate Thanksgiving Day.
Such was the case, however, on this
Thanksgiving Day, when the venerable
Unitarian preacher. Rev. DIR. Fay, and
the well.known Rabbi, DIR. Schneider,
ofiiciated in the Synagogue of this city.
Both congregations turned out in full
force, and no wonder that long before
the services commenced the Synagogue
was densely packed, and great many
had to leave for want of room. Follow
ing was the
ORDER OF SERVICE.
/. Organ Voluntary-Prof. Loeb.
.. Hymn-Choir. 3. Scripture Read
ing-Dr. Fay. 4. Anthem-Choir.
5. Prayer-Dr. Fay. 6. Solo-Mrs.
Perry-Davis. 7. Sermon-Rabbi Schrei-
Der. s. Hymn-"My Country g.
Benedlction-Rabbi.
The music of Prof. Loeb, the singing
of the Choir and particularly the solo OF
Mrs. Perry-Davis were very beautiful.
The reading of the Scriptures, Deut. q,
Ills, and Psalm 1903, and the prayer by
Rev. Fay, were most impressive. DR..
Schreiber's sermon on the Oldest He
brew Thanksgiving festival was listened
to with apparent interest by the appre-
ciative audience, and it was very ably
delivered The Doctor dwelt at length
on the proper use of the gifts of God, and
said among others, that man is freely
happy only when he regards his posses
sions in the light of gifts of God. He
will then cheerfully spend part of them
in alleviating the miseries OF his fellow
men who are no less than he children of
God. He will not miserly lock up his
treasures, but enjoy them in rational,
moderate way in accord with sane tenn.
perance, which has nothing in common
with that sinful fanaticism called 'pro-
hibition," which hurts the cause OF tenn
perance, violates not only the precepts
of the Bible (Old and New Testaments),
but threatens the personal liberty OF
this great nation. Want OF space does
not allow us to give a synopsis of this
highly interesting sermon, which was
highly spoken Of. After the singing OF
my Country" by the congregation,
standing, a collection was taken up for
the Non-Sectarian Relief Society, with
a good result. The floral and cereal
decoration of the Synagogue by the He
brew Ladies' Aid Society, presided over
by Mrs. l. W. Hellman, was tasteful
and most appropriate. Every one pres.
ent spoke in terms of highest praise OF
this solemn service. which is an addi-
tional proof of the broad spirit OF hu.
manity and brotherhood reigning incur
midst.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-27

SO
size dbsauhful
knoed frnged side
WORTH $3.50
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-27

500 YARDS sUITINGs AT Csc. PER YARD
FULL 4e INCHES WORTH II.
500 YARDS DIAGONAL DRESS suIrINGs PER YARD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-27

HANDKERCHEFs
DOZEN HANDKERCHEFs AT 2Oc EACH
100 DOZEN EACH
WORTH 45c. BEAUTIFUL DUPLICATED
ANYWHERE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-27

100 YARDS BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK AT soc. PER YARD.
100 YARDS BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK AT Soc PER YARD
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-27

800 pLUsHEs AT sIsS PER YARD
WORTH S1.75 EVERY IMAGINABLE COMBINATION
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-27

SO DOZEN TURKISH TOWELS AT 1sHc. EACH
so DOZEN TURKISH TOWELS AT 1.hc. EACH
WORTH sOc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-27
new FURNITURE CO.
Buy Direct from the Manufacturers
Agency and Save Money.

We Oner to the public OF Los Angeles and
surrounding country, at
Manufacturer,s Prices with
Freight Added,
A complete line Of Furniture, con- prising
Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, Dining Room,
Office and Library Furniture, all of the
latest designs and best possible workman
ship. For the coming week We call especial
pieces in assorted wool plush, with selidf wal
nut frames, highly finished, which we will
sell at the low price of FORTY DOLLARS
a suit Our goods will stand the test OF CON-
House in the city and we can convince pur-
chasers that they can save from twenty-five
to forty per cent. by buying from us.
WAREHOUSE -Skating Rink Building,
Angeles. BRYANT a. WALTON.
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Il & 9 SPRING STREET.
2s Dozen Genemens Chest Shield Scarlet Undershirts
at sI.5o Each,
IN coNNEcrIoN THE
waist garment
psp
chamber dry air between
with oooHEA and are
at $3.50
a5 Dozen GentIemens Chest Shield Scarlet Undershirs
at s1so Each Worth $3.50
ASSORTMENT coLoRs Soc
ASSORTMENT coLoRs pair
REDUCED FROM NW
100 DOZEN SILK HANDKERcHIEFs
HANDKERcmEFs soc. EACH
100 DOZEN HANDKERcHIEFs EACH
WORTH 45c AND IN BEAUTIFUL DUPLICATED
50 LADIES' KNorrED FRINGEo
inotted ringed on every side
WORTH $3.50
100 rEN-ouARTER EACH
100 TEN-oUARrER
100 TENQUARTER BLANKETS $3.50 EACH.
REDUCED FROM 1925
so DOZEN AT PER PAIR
SO DOZEN oHnDRENs
REDUCED FROM 35c
poz
DRAWERS 75c each
FROM slOO
poz eENr1EMENs
and 5oc each
ss EACH
EACH
FROM
sUTNGs AT 85c PER YARD
WORTH
sUIrINGs AT Csc. PER YARD.
100 YARDS PER YARD
SILK AT Soc PER YARD
800 YARDS STRIPED pLUsHEs
WORTH s1.75, IN IMAGINABLE COMBINATION
SO DOZEN TURKISH TOWELS EACH
1shc EACH
|J. M. HALE & co.,
Wednesday, December LIST,
" AND 9 SPRING STREET.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-27
HEADQUARTERS
Boot and Shoe House.
GREETING:
To the Great Wouldbe Reformes of High Prices and the
Great American MathematiCan


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gour pricaw with the
Kid
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and
CHILDRENS
and
and give away HANDSOME all purchases
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100 TEN-ouARTER WHITE BLANKETS AT $3.50 EACH
TEN-QUARTER WHITE BLANKETS AT $3.50 EACH
100 TEN-oUARrER BLANKETS AT $3.50 EACH
REDUCED FROM 1925 REDUCED FROM $685.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-27

so DOZEN cunDRENs
10 DOZEN cHupRENs AND
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-27

25 DOZEN LADIES' MERINO VESTS AT soc. EACH.
25 DOZEN LADIES MERINo VESTS AT soc. EACH.
REDUCED FROM 75c.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-27


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