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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20

SENATOR WHIrTHoRNE deserves the
thanks of the Southern people for the
bill he introduced in the Senate yes
terday providing for the refunding OF
over SOS, 600 collected from the
Southern States just sitter the war as a
cotton tax. By the terms Of the bill
this money is to be returned
10 the States in sums equal
to that which eacL OF them
paid under stress Of an unconetitu-
tional law. This bill of Senator Whit
thorne's will bs acceptable 10 all the
friends of the Blair bill aud to many
who have opposed that most righteous
measure. 1t will satisfy all the de-
mands and clsims of the friends OF
public education and do ju,tics by the
lsboring people of the South, from
whom this tax was uniustly forced.
Senator Whiithorne has done a good
act, and one that will make friends for
him all over the South. His bill
cannot be objected to by the House,
because it does not provide for an APP
preparation, but the return of money
to the Southern people, which the
Supreme Court says ives unconstitu-
tionally collected.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, July 19,-Six
men are in jsil at Wyandotte, Kas.,
charged with having wrecked the
Missouri Pacific freight train between
Wyapdotte and this city, at 3 o'clock
on the morning of Apri Goth last,
during the great Southwestern railway
strike, and by which Ben Horton, fire.
man and George Carlisle, brakeman,
were killed. The alleged wreckers
are members OF the Executive Board
of the local lodge of the Knights OF
Labor there, and Hamilton, the man
who is repIesen ed as the ringleader
in the crime, is Chairman Of the
Board.
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THE NICKSBURG HARBOR.
Effect of the Rapid Fall I'm the
River.

VIoKsBURG, MISS, July IA rapid
fall Of the river at this point will in a
few days result in compelling the
smallest Of local packets landing at
wharibcats below the city, The recent
soundings at the foot Of the incline of
the Queen and Crescent railroad on
the Mississippi side show that there
has been a scour of at least forty feet,
and it is thought that about 100 feet
of trestling OF the south end of the in
cline has gone. This, it is thought,
will not interfere with the crossing of
trains unless the water falls to very
low stage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20

quite general rainfall last night,
however, coming from Colorado and
Western Nebraska, and extending
eastward nearly across the State, from
Topeka as far south as Fort Scott. To-
night another storm is reported from
the northwest, in the vicinity Of the
one OF last night, and moving east
ward RSins are also reported from
Central Missouri, though they have
not been SO much nee ded there.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20
The British Grain Trade.

LONDON, July 19.-The Mark Lane
Erpress in its weekly review Of the
Bnti,h grain trade ss! 8: A rainfall
has benefited the crops excepting
wheat, which required hot, forcing
weather. Wheat is firmer in many
provincial markets. Prices are 6d@ls
dearer. The sales of English wheat
du ing the past week were 2S,725
quarters a. Sls, against 80. S26 quarters
at 33s III during The corr esponding
week last year Flour is dull. For
eign whests sre stead err. Red AmeIi-
can is occa ionally Cd deazer. Toe at
tempt to raise values stops business.
Buyers are apathe'ic.
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
The Difficulty at the Linn Iron
wOrks-A Fearful Fall.
IspEn1AL TO TIE ApPRAL.I


BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July 19.-Tbe
moulders OF the Linn Ironworks re-
ported for work this morning under
the agreement arrived at with the
works Saturday night, in which they
conc eded the company's right 10 select
its labor, but finding that itwss ap-
piled to helpers fs we'll as themselves
refused to work. They did not expect
anybody would be refused employ
ment bnt three mouldels whom Su-
peTiutendent Brooks has all aloI G re.
fused to take back, while he was de-
termined out four helpaIs who were
especially Objectionable other helpers
too, refused ID work without these
The trouble has rather more serious
look than before. The Knights OF
Labor seem more disposed TO take a
hand and draw into the striking en-
ployes other foundrymen. VIM. Null
len, from Richmond oithe Knights Of
Labor Executive Council, is here in
vestigatipg the matter with reference
to taking cognizance OF il officially.
Joe Clipper, negro stop filler" at
the Mary Pratt furnace, last night
stepped on displaced cover Of Well
hole of the elevator, and fell through
the ooening, distance OF fifty feet,
receiving injuries from which he died
in about an nour.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20
ESTABLISHED 1874

The opponents of Peters and Du-
bose confess that with them the pro-
lection OF vice and blsckguardism is
paramount, and that decency and up
rightness are not to be saved from the
rspaeity of the criminal classes. Hon
esty and virtue, they claim, have no
rights the law should respect.
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DIED.

GROSb ANN-Monday, July 10, 1886, at 9
pm, of lalarial fever, LILLY WLHELMINA
GRosMANJ,
The fune- al will take place from the resi-
dence, li2 Main street, this (TUESDAYl
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Friends arc in
vited to attend.
EVINS- Monday morning, July 10, at 2
o'clock, at residence of parents, on College
avenue. MILEs NOwLASD, aged ten months
NJ. Evins.
Funeral will .Ahe place from residence this
tTUESDAYl morning at 10 o'clock. Friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
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Much Needed Rains ir Kansas.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, July 10 There
has been general ais ne of rain in
Kansas for three weeks until Last
nigh, end the corn Ge'ds had become
seriously affected. On Saturday FEC
T tsry Sims f the State Board OF Ag-
Ticulture, estimated the damage TO
that crop az % per cent, There was
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20

Mr.. GLADSTONE has determined to
resign at once and not wait for q
formal vote Of "want OF confidence"
as it is termed. He opposes the
Salisbury administration, which is to
be purely Tory one, the Unionists,
save the Duke OF Argyle, whose Lib
eralism was only skin deep, having
refused to take office under the Tories.
Mr.. Gladstone intends to fight for
home rule Sd long aas he has
health and strength, and from
what his physician says there is reason
to hope he will live to see Ireland
with Parliament of her own with
even more power than the bill Just re.
jected by Parliament and people
would have conferred. The great
statesman means to make justice for
Ireland the fight of his life. Writing
to Levison Cover, lae Liberal whip,
he says: II advise you to,take reso-
lutely to the study of Irish history.
have done 10 that way the little that
could and / am amazed at the deafness
of vulgar opinion to the blackguard-
ism and baseness which have
been practiced on that un.
fortunate county. No words ara
strong enough to characterize the pro-
Ceedings that led to the Union. 1t is
an open question in nay mind whether
if this folly lasts the thing in the end
may not come to repeal, which
should greatly regret" Tnis letter is
read with keen jubilstion in Ireland
as showing that the old man, far from
losing heart by temporary check, is
entering the contest with a nsw and
intensified spirit.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20
TEE attempt at suicide Of Mr.. Enc

TEE attempt at suicide OF Mr.. Erich,
a well known T, ant, on Sunday
morning, has been the sensation of
two days, and has leosened the
tongues of the gossips so that they lie
easily. Every improbable as well Sc
probable reason has been assigned fH
the crime, and unfortunately, these
have not b confined to the
unfortunate Ian whose wife and
children are stepped in the most
poignant grief aud sorrow. Virtue,
chastity and character 90 for nothing
under such provocation, and, accord.
ingly, the most infamous stories have
been set adoat, stories that
are in all their devilishlycon-
eeived shapes utterly and entirely
at variance with the truth.
Every one OF them have been traced 80
far as WAS possible to cur reportera,
and we've proven to be wholly and
altogether foundstiOnless. The truth,
80 far as IT can be developed, we pub
lish this mornipg More could not be
had unless the dyiog man could speak
and give the cause of his rash and de-
plorable act. The reason for it is con.
fined TO him. No one else knows it.
Bis wife, pure, good woman, who
bore with his tyrsnnies and brutalities
for fftsen years, deserves the sympa-
thy Of the people and the pro .eclion
Of the public, aud especially should
she be protected aEsinst the cruel and
malevoleh. tongues OF tn 81 10 whom
virtue is merely label and chastity a
word without meaning.
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AnntherRQnd CaIF-

RAsHN oToS. July IA call WIS
issued today for the following de crib
ed per cent bonds OF SS2: Fifty
dollar, original No. 1873 10 original
No. 1856. both inclusive; s1G9 No.
1880 to No. 1912 $500, No. 1877 to No.
824; $1,000, No 1924 to No. 1862, and
No 1888 to NJ. 23747; &10, 0O0. N {.
1920 No. 129 65. Tot 4, 81, 100000.
The cali natures on SepteRber LIST.
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The Civil aervIne RnIaa.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-The Civil
Service Comm ion today issned an
order prohibiung the private seer tsry
of an appointing or nominating officer
or the officer wDO, in the absence OIL
an appointing or nomiua ting officer,
acts in bis place, from being either
Chairman or Secretary Of Board of
EYaminara
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Playing the Role OF a LunatIe.

IHFFUIAL To Tux hPPEAL,I
NAsHvIbIE, TENN, July l9.-P. H.
Monahan, who tried to kill his sweet
heart, Laura Carney, and four other
parties Sunday afternoon, is still in
Jail. He Las assumed the role OF a
iunatic. III girl will probab y recover.
Her physici ans have decided not to
attempt t. cut the bullet out of her
fana
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The ParIInrnentnrr Fnnd.

BoeToN. July 19.-The IS Parlismen-
tary fund Executive Committee held
its inal meeting | ST night. The total
total amount raised is 322,s20. The
records of the Parliamentary Fund
Committee will bs transferred 10 the
Municipal League.
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Left Tor HOme 10 Rec uperate.

WASHINGTON, July 19-Senstor
morrill, LIFT Washing on Ehis morning
tor bis home in Vermont. He is i'm
proving in b a tn, but does not think
it wise to resume his active duties as
chairman of The Financed Jmmittee
this season.
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dow Up with Dynamite.

WHEEH a, w. Va, July 19.-At an
early hour Ibis morning Benz Ramage,
a merchap ct the Union Coal Works,
eleven miles down the river on the
Ohio ride, was killed and his store
blown to atoms by dynamite deposited
beneath it Henry Campbell, a for
mer partner of Rsmage, was arrested
on suspicion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20
THE ALABAMA CANVASS.
Levy and shorter Making the
Rounds.
, iIPxuIAL TO THE APPEAL.l

BLoUET SPRINGS, ALA, July 49,
Tom Sesy, Alabama's next Governor,
and Maj. Shorter, president of the
Railroad Commission, stopped yester-
day. Saturday they spoke at Rutledge,
Crenshaw county, to 1900 enthusiastic
people. They speak at Hartselle
today, Moulton Tuesday, and Court
land on Wednesday. Notwithstand-
ing two other tickets are out, a Repub-
lican aud and prohibition, Seay's cleo.
ton is certain by an nceased major
itv
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JACKSON, TENN.
Death OF Mr. Crawford Crop
Outlook,
lsPKo1AL TO TIE ApPEAL.I

JACKSON, TENN, July 19.-J. A.
Crawford, OF this city, who shot him
self through the head last Tuesday
night, died this morning. He leaves
a wife and one child.
Madison County is almost solid foi
Bob Taylor for Governor.
The outlook in this section for a
good crop is cheering, especially the
cotton crop.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20
naath or am OId Minnianarn

WAsHMGToE, July ia cable
gram has been received here annonnc-
ing the dea'h of the Rev. Charles II
A. Dali a: Coonoor, India, in the Tlst
year of his age, a ter more than thirty
years missionary savice. During
the early part Of his ministry he re-
sided at st. Lnuia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20
heath OF q weL1 Ku0wn Lazy at
Brownsville, Tenn
IsPEC1AL TO THE APPEAL.I

BROWNSVILLE, TENN, July 9,--Mrs,
M. f. Conner, aged rs years, the
mother in law of Mr. John R. Green,
of the States Democrat, died laat Sat
urjsy night ard was buried Sunday
afternoon. Deceased was q Mss
Scales, Of Nashville, and was raised in
the vicinity Of that city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20

HAVE used Toug'liDe as local ap-
pIication to an infamed and swollen
knee JOINT. and / never knew pain
sud swelling subside more rapidly.
Philn. G. Valentine. II. D.. St. Lon S.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20
CT. ANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

No. 60l9, r. D.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
county.-Stste Of Tennessee, etc., We. Ba-
rah Armstrong OF al.
PY virtue OF an interlooutory decree for
ID sale, entered In the above cause on the
9TH day q June, 1876, N. b. 0S, page 1853,
/ will sell, Al public auction, TO the high.
est bidder, in front o the Clerk and Mas.
ter's office, courthouse OF Shelby county,
Memphis, Tom, on
Saturday, August z, 1885,
within lega hours, the following described
property, situated In Shelby county, Ten
nesSee, to. wit: A certain loi beginning at a
stake on. the west side of Ninth street 1856
feet north Of the north side Of Carolina
street; thence west and parallel with Caro-
lima ttreet 1917 feet 10 stakes thence north
% feet TO an alley; thence east l5ls< feet o
west side Of Ninth street; thence south Is
feet to the beginning.
Terms Of sale--0n credit Of six months;
note with security required: lien retained
redemption barred. This July 8, 1885.
s. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By Il. j. Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master.
+. II a y. W. Heilkell and John John
son, Solicitors.
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POSTAL ORDERS FOB THK SOUTH.
The President,s VisIt 10 albany

ALBANY, N. j., July 19.-The Presi-
dent, accompanied by Secretaries
Reyard and VIII uey and Psiva e Sec.
Ietary Lamont, will leave Washington
Wednesday afternoon for Albany,
where they will spend Thursday as
the guests of Governor Hill, and will
leave there in time t. arrive in Wash.
ington Friday morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Expert ments with Carrier PtgsOns
by the signal Service.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEi L.l

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 19-Niue
homing pigeons received here by ex-
press from New York by the signal
service officers were turned loose at 7
O'Clock this morning, taking diIect
start due northeast.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20

LUEDBoRe's perfume. EdeHis
Lundborg's perfume, Alpine Violet.
LNudborg's perfume, Lily of the
We lsY.
LANDLORDS perfume, Marchal Mel
Rose.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20
pTTTH a MN NATTC

On Wheat, Corn, Oats, Pork, Lard and r. r.
Stocks. for Long and Short Time. Send for
Price Circular. ii p. n ART d co !, 1875
Reference-American Exchange NATL Rank
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20
ID. A. OWENS WILL SELL
50 REGISTERED JERSEYS

at "Elmarch," Cynthiana, KY, Wednesday,
July 28, 1885, from the Elmarch Herd
Send for catalogue, and be on hand to secure
contribution ever made from a single herd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20

Physician, Surgeon and AccOuCher,
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE,
343 Main Street, Near. Union.
TelaDhona No ~
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nR. RACHEL GoWLING, Specialist in
u Maternal Diseases. Ladies expecting 20
painless parturiti N. Office, 279j< Main st.,
over Leidy's hat store. 0nics hours, 10 4.
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LaVerne Mitehum

Will accept position TO Teach Execution
in schools near Memphis. She is pupil Of
Miss Grace LoWelIyn. During the past year
she taught Elooution at the Glasgow Normal
University.
Miss Lewellyn pronouncss her capable in
avary nartiouIar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20

DEMoCRATS TO TIE FRONT--TO ali
u persons seeking Government En-
ploymont in any Of .he departments as
Washington, or any other positions under
the Government, / " iii EJnd toll Instruction.
and blank ROrmh of application Oh
receipt OF One Dollar. Address JOIN
ID. R1RGH, Eochsb en- ass, OhaoaEg
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AaRNra Man nnd Wnl

WANTED AGENTS. Mon and Woms n,
WAN ED 70 sell 1.-THE CHILD's
IBL z Introduction BY Rsv.y II, Viz
Of Ga people; one % in vlllAfe, Of 7N on.
new agent IS in 10 days; ons 2 two siooet
sive weeks; one 40 In days a, two ditferor
tim0s. Experience notnecassary. A dreli
OASSELL h 20. (L'Pd,)
Al Daarhoru atrS AZ Chialpo
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Virginia Military Institute.
LEXINGTON, VA,

S in full and successful operation and sup
instruction at a cost much below that Of in
situations Of like grade in this country. For
catalogues, address
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superinteud dent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20
FUNERAL NOTICE.

TAYL0R-The friends and acquaintance
of R. J. Taylor are invited to attend the flu
neral of his wife, SARAH j., from her late
residence, on Vollentine avenue, this tTUES-
DAY. morning at 10 O'Clock Also, the
friends Of ]. 5. Peacock and r. Whitney.
Services at Elmwood Gene terry AZ II 80 'cl' k.
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DIYIDRND NOTICE.

0PFICE OF
MEMPHIS CRY FIRB AND GENERAL IEs. Co., :
Once, 10 Madison Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN, July :, 1885.
A 7 a meeting Of the Board OF Directors
IA held this day, a Cash Dividend Of FiVi
Per enl. on the capita stock OF the com
pany was declared, pays Bile on demand.
By order OF the Board of Directors.
NAPOLEON HILL, President.
Attest: HENRY j. LYNN Cashier.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE HERNANDO IEsURANCE Co.,
Memphis, Tenn, July II, 1886. !
A 7 q meeting ofthe Board Of Directors Of
u this Company, held this day, q ysmi-
annual cash dividend Of Five (0l Per Cent.
was declared out Of the net earnings Of tho
past sA w HYu q nTTNsoOMB. ssorsta,v.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-05

On motion the chair was empowered
to appoint the committee, and named
Townsend Of Pasadena, Dunn and blan'
chard.
A delegate asked of the chair which
Mr.. Blanchard was designated as menu
Der of the committee.
ssHe Il a practitioner at the bar" re-
piled the chair, land is yet Prohibi-
zionist"
A moti,n to take recess pending the
report Of both committees was lost.
A delegate requested an address from
the chair. III response to the request
the chairman stated that he was not
'.loaded'' for speech, and invited DR..
Bresee Of Los Angeles to address the
convention.
The d ctor was received with rounds
OF applause II see that / am the vic
tim Of a conspiracy" said the gentle.
man. land am not in condition TO take
the place of your chairman, who is un.
doubtedly full Of this great subject"
In a humorous vein the gentleman re
counted his experiences in addressing
the anti-fusion branch Of the party In the
morning. II talked three hours" sad
he, '.and though was fresh as ever you
should have seen my congrega alton.
could only liken II unto that OF the
Methodist preacher who talked three
hours to a backwoods congregation
When ask. d IL be was not fatigued he
replied, "Oh, no; put you ought 20 nave
seen my congregation
rhe speaker reverted to the rum ana
dest, uction alone to be accounted for, IN
his opinion, by King Alcohol. I'VE
have laws against this terrible curse and
vet we seem unable to carry them out
Special licen .es and high lirensrs b I'd
proved Of no avail. The speaker fas-
ored the passage II such national legis-
Ia ion as would eff ually stamp onl
traffic in alcoholic beverages entirely
All legislation ilo we'd Loop nolss In the
lraffic; allowed men to t.ke advantage
OF them. We have in TINS city one hun.
dred licensed pIa les Of destruction and
death, where Tor the money put IN the
city's packet, men are licensed 80 sell to
mankind that W hich prostitutes manhood
and destroys mankind. Il had hoped, :"
said be. ssfor ars that We might com
pei the Republ can party to take up our
fight. But in California that party Is 81
down weighted by rum. their leaders so
willing to food the country with wine,
In the interests OF their following and
ambitions. that l have given up that
ide. g hopeless. have long been 2
Prohibitisnist on both moral and social
grounds, aud am ready new TO Join
hands with you, ladies and g.nelsm n,
to fight this issue; to bring both poliii-
cal parties to value and respect our
power. Then we will 60 on to victory"
DR.. McPhecters, OF llliaois, next ad.
ores.e1 ~ conssn'ion IN "oss gu"
pv TN camm;ttss nm Order Of Bus;aess
r.commsndad tbs { ,ilowino a The order
~ h. .;ns.s ~ he folIowad ~ The con van.
s;a,,. y y
Non;nation for Senator for the 3sth
- co. n.ss-:s.ss -. hi-me. s.- .hc
7ssh vi 51th nd 7sth D,s,r;cts. sheriff
cannty CLARK C,,untv Auditor. County
. a.as3as r., Colia.tor n;str;ct At,or.
n muvol Ceuaiv treasurer. snoer;nrendent
81 P.hlic scnoois Pubi;c Admiuistrator,
Corn,r Coronsr corntv Surveyor an.
Sss r III Al snd * distr;cts ana
Sust;cs. ~ fbs Peace And fonstabiss n
800 t~.-.sL;rs
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The Los Angeles Baptist Association
meets with the Baptist church Of San
Bernardmo on September 9th, 10th and
llth. Arrangements have been made 50
that ell who wish to attend can do 50 81
reduced railroad fare by purohasing
tickets Of Psrclval & Chamber, Los An.
Rcies street.
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House OF six rooms, twoktory. on Boyf
street; corner To-, 100x60; Will be sold oheaI
and on easy terms.
Two houses and lot 62xl 50, ON Boyd ct
houses will rent for $50 per month; SlOO'
cash; $500 In one year.
Ranch Of six acres on New Main st.; two
story house, fne we'll, windmill. waite
piped over three acres. everything In pei
fect order; genuine paradise and bar
Ranch Of six acres on New Main st.; -four
acres IN bearing vines: small house, well
etc. a00 cash $500 on time au1l I'm
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The following marriage licenses were
granted o.day to s. r. Mclaughlin to R
N. Hunter, C. Aipaz to A. L. Smith,
Feter G. Eddy TO jemima Coz. Juan
Baker Encarnacion to H. de Machado,
VIM. A. Rogers to G. e. lockwood, J.
Hilton TO =. Bennett.
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All Basinsss ssricsly Csnfi1e..
tfAl.

All Busaness strictly ConfideAs
tials
Los Angeles Pawnbroker Shop. go
North Main street, next door to Pico
House. loans money at cheaper rate Of
interest and advances more money arti.
cles Of jewelry, watches, diamonds. fire.
arms. etc., than any other house in the
State, and Il responsible to its CUSTOM
ers for their pledges against FIRE, water,
theft or otherwise. He also sells the
first OF each month pledges that are not
redeemed. Parties wishing bargains
please call and purchase the following
goods: Six gold watches, diamond
rings. 30 pistols, 6 shotguns, 8 rifles, Sc
coats, 10 vests, IL pants, gambling
tools, lot books, 10 assorted chains, 30
gold rings, Is pair earrings, 10 fiddles.
guitars, 8 pair bracelets, I lady's sets,
and lots Of clothing, trunks and valises,
boots aud shoes. L. B. COIN, the Red
Front Store.