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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

HXA1LEaAs March ~ A1tNs
On. II. ID. I,nNeAKmE-EaRrE irs For
yeas 4 hed haen m1Ilieted with q heavy.
painful feeling II ny f1rehe1d and g
niRhf would - arn1hied with diMcalt
hreA4hinR oolEhing and expecfaraklnE.
% shaf ! kad hnf little razG. Waa veEy
massEahia frum this catzzrh % The Aaad
nQea Ano The GEzhna. Tor which c9qld
cuFahie Whan / soazhf your oere ard
freatmenk fr1m which received relief
n lew dnga resullizg b permanent
cura
FFam what I know q Or. Isonzaker's
pEuIGaniunai EkiN and treAtmank feel
suffering from disease 70 him, with the
assurance that they VII reeeiTa mo8t ex-
caklaut prufnsaloRal and medical treat
menk CLARK D. DAVIS.
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Eor Rent.

A LAR0R HANDSOME FURNISH.
{ 4 ID front room. with alcove. hay win
aows On Frnnt ana University streets
new house Inquire 81 Brunswick Rsa-
tanraRt 81 A. CANNON. ty0
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Furnished House 20 Rent.

THK LOWER FLOOR or A GOOD,
u welifurnishe2 house flnS Columbia
street, al ready for kousekeeplng. 70 q
gontieman and wife without chlldren-
Reference required. Inquire a
4 VAN DOREN,
hnl0 Al Ina1icaaf Cnarl WnahlnEann a.
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ITO LOAN on IMPROVED RARMs
- HSisKR q DrzHox.
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eEMERAl Ann Nervous DISEASES

NARY A. LoNGAKER. n. D..
Graduate Of womanss Medical College
q pennsylEania.
Once and roaidsnee, carnsr Cherry and
Third atHee1B. Once huura from 3 to ~
and rom I % { o'clock.
Particular attention given % the treat
went Of diseases e. waman and children.
CQnaulfAkiona % EnGltah and German.
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lot
WORK CATTLE.

4 WILL ARRIVE m SEATTLE ON
y or about August 18th with 20 head az
0rs1-einaa Work cattle, which viii sell &c
bedrock prioaA A. J. BAKER
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Rooms 60 Let.

DLEAeANf FURNISHED ROOMS.
u Enquire e. Kenny block. ITO Colnm-
bda street. neAx Fruat au7 In
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The Last Chance
10 BUY WATER FRONTAGE on
ELLIOTT BAT At REasOH.
ABLE PRICES.
81 to 50 per front foot
w. .. HA y BEEN APPOINTED
LADD'S ADDITION"
WE HAvR BEEN APPOINTED
w agents for
/" LIDD'S ADDITION"

To The city q Seattle which eompri,..
lo1s ! : and :. Of section g. and "a 4 -.
non -. toWnship . nurth range 5 eaSf
nesE smiths Cova and We aresalhorised
g sal the sane for from 81 u e. p-r fronf
toos on Elliott Bay. and from as "a ar
Per to1 not water frontage.
1his . b. tar the cheapest urunertv In
taAt pArt % tho city. and 4 beauaifuIlT
- oal eccording 70 the Topography q
cannot help but mako moaey.
TERAIS-se PKR cEnT povS. ahraxrr
~ = 8. AND ~ AlOaFHs. AT Is PER eR,ST
lite. =. s. pateat % w. q I.aad. ne
Portland millionaire banker. Wnrr.nsV
oeed rom Lad4 and Wits 10 Geo. IL Rff-
engeE. kiaflod hy KittnRar. who vii
esss warranty deed No HETTxR rIrLR
4 lev blocks. only, for s.,e a .h...
prices and On these ferma
- sappese yea buy block 81 $500 or 500.
hoa PEI - p9f cent down. TOWN. 81 a.
tA8 NO more paymeBta for ! rnon1ha.
a. eoon - ne Seattle. Lake shcre ~
1911 rAAWaT commences work voaF
l.eeA ~ - Worth several thoaaaad Soi-
- xea snexesg Eisk . few doilars 70
Do PCT hay this properly IN you Ana
eat prices q Adjoining properly. and 4
Ne Prise a4ked oy us = nos . pas oees
- taAa yQa en- So ether properfF 80
lolniaR. % b that vicinity, We viii inaka
fea prelent 81 heck. Try Il er,5 -
), re saAA positively wixkafIw thls addi.
-. - 1Eom sne mAxket q these prices.
49,. - 81 ta1Ea q . y Sold THESE AXE
y. b. We hereby oflar and hava unr
cnaesEa taR eFerJ acre ~ Land wfthin -
nAaf mils 81 this aAcisinn. u anF Sires-
uea. - $50 Per acre.
q. c. PHINMEY q CO.
james street.
aa-saz oRpe..ls oec.dsnlAl H0ssl.
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sURvHYoRs. cIvIL ENaINEERs
ALBRO CARnWRR.

fNTvM ENGINEER AND COUNTY
~ Surveyor. Fifteen years experiences
on narrow and standard gage railroads.
An county work properly recorded.
once over Gordon HaFdwnrn Co Frnn4
81 residence cor, Tnfrd ant Hlanehard
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SNOQUALMIE FALLS

WSHE SEATTLE. soUAK AND sN0-
4 qaalmie Transportatioh Company e
now prepared % carry passengers and
dispatch. The shortest quickest and bess
route 70 reach the famous SnoQuatmie
Falls. hop ranches. and hunting and nah-
ing grounds ef that region.
Two stages q day from seattle 70 Sqaak
leaving o. p. stones groeery store ct
q. m and p. m For further particulars
street. ap11
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Attorney -af-LAw.
ees Erout sireet sdjelnins Ksansy
taiidiaE Seafsie. WI. auE In
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FOR 2AhU-
INMo-srOkY HoUsk AND LOT ON
clsy LetA IS as and eis uR
second hand Furniture store.
~ aerea land. pert cleared, 3 per eere
Waite river rnnch. cleared batsom. SITS
Restaurants, $500 &lS9 te9es bargains
CountEy Hotel with bari laundry.
Nounlry store, erEan; 2alounA
Vacant Government claims. i01 acres
n King and snoAomisA COUNTIES 90 {;
vacalsd ciaiua. $50 ,rslinauished home
ateadk or pfe-empliona 9fo9 SIS e2se. &c
kiNe-4crV homoa. cleared. 80 Bp.
TRADE City Lots Tor hAnch.
Aertgasss o. S0iid pFopsrfp. sio9 81 20 200
CITY and Comfy scrip. -
New and socond-hana Safes.
WANTED.
Money COED security hass inteRuat
paid Cnil On ua.
wemen and girls: hlghsst wares raid
lrunerA washers and cocks No. pay
10 furnish farm banda 50 PER monfh
Ganva.sert and Ageata slt poE meath
Two laAy partnors fer lie. b. i've Wall.
FOR RENT.
a aumoor q tmproVad tArmA
Nlneseen koa1ea s. % IS
Furnished o. unlarni ahed roona win
e. without board. q = month az
topuiAr saloon, &c.
lsssora rAaoh; Improved orchard and
hay no cash rNnt,
ehaeca improved ranch. 81 4 meath.
HOUSE sad large garden. IN tnwn.
FuFniahed roons Tor honsak eansnr.
Ggo. w. CRANE,
Washington Territory Emplaymoat Ru-
fean neaf corner coHlmsfuia and
NaAhingion streets. seattle dw
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TWO NICELY FuRNFHHKD Rooms
4 fnq4tre Is ~ Vim nGresx. between
Main and W1ahin4tan. eUH9
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OFFICE m oPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
one ksuzs: nambnm; ato - N
and 20 8 , d.
neeldenla 30. s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
NEWS NOTES.

One hundred teams are at work grad
ing the Los Angeles and San Bernardino
railroad.
Arguments in Pico VS.. Cohn occupied
the attention again, yesterday afternoon,
of Judge Cheney.
The transfers of real estate now
amount to about $500, 900 daily and show
no signs of abatement.
Competition kills bonanzas. There
are now two blind organ-grinders let
loose upon the community.
An attompt will be made once more
to-day ct 10 o'clock to sell the city hall
properly at the usual price.
John G. Pelton, Jr., an architect in
the Wilson block, on First street, had
his brown ulster stolen yesterday.
l.. e. Mosher. general commercial
agent of the S. P. Co., yesterday lost
his purse containing S45 in gold coin in
3 two.horse car.
IS The new asphaltum pavement laid in
front Of the new Maxwell & Moore
block is made of the same composition
a. that used in street paving, and is
very fine.
Manuel Pepper, a colored boy, Jack
aRanney and VIM. Abbott were arrested
at midnight on CASTELAR, street, by OH
cers Bosqui and Little, for smoking
opium and locked up. Abbott put up
so for his appearance.
DR.. L. C. Maynard, of Maynard post
Office in Antelope valley, informs the
HERALD that Mrs. j. L. Parker, we'll
known in Los Angeles, died at that place
on the 18th instant. Her death will be
deeply regretted by all who knew her.
A two-horse carriage ran over little
boy about six or seven years old, yester
day afternoon, at half past five. The
boy was not very badly hurt and was
taken to Yorba's drug store. The acci
dent was due to the imprudence OF the
child. who ran right against the horses
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
Another New Journal.

The Templeton Times is the name of
a new journal just started at Temple.
ton, San Luis Obispo county. 1t is a
handsome eight-column newspaper, with
modern heads to articles, well printed
and edited, and filled with variety OF
interesting local matter. The journal
is published by Haley & Bronson and
edited by w. d. Haley. The publishers
deserve great credit for the production
of so handsome q sheet. A little care
in statistics in the new journal would
seem desirable. For instance, the rain
fall of Los Angeles for the past year is
put down at 1892 inches, when the reg
lister of the United States signal service
in Los Angeles recorded rainfall Of
% 98 inches. and private registers in the
city made the precipitation more than
shat amount. Such things will happen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
Boot and shoe
House.
GRAND PRIZE DRAWIr

GRAND PRIZE DRANlN
Ten valuable prizes to be given away at
$3.50 p. NJ. Christmas eve.
An eighty dollar sewing machine.
Mems hand s. wed shoes.
Ladies' French kid shoes.
Children's shoes, ETC., etc.
Total value of prizes, $ll7. so.
Ladies' French kid button shoes s275 and
an elegant eighty dollar sewing machine
given away.
Ladies' velvet slippers 75c, and sl17.5o
worth of prizes given away.
We want the biggest OF the month this
week. We are giving away the handsomest
sewing machine ever given away in the
town. Burt's French kid shoes. Hannan's
hand sewed shoes given away.
The cheapest shoe house in town.
We are giving away costly and valuable
presenis. Remember all the prizes will be
given away tomorrow night at $50 P. NJ.
SILT so worth of presents given away.
Sll7. so worth OF presents given away.
Mems Congress CATERS Sl.75.
Mems fine velvet slippers 75c.
Mems English walking shoes $3.50
Ladies' French kid button shoes s2.75.
Chi dren's school shoes 75c.
And eighty dollar new domestic" sewing
machine given away.
HEADQUARTERS BooT & SHOE HOUSE,
209 Orth Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
Personal mention.


f. Church, Fresno, is at the Grand
Central.
w. C. Defriez, of Pasadena, is at the
st. Elmo.
Can't. C. E. French, of Santa Ana, is
at the Pico.
Geo. W. knight. Bangor, Me-, is at
the st. Elmo
George H. Wheeler, Of Bakersfield. is
at the Nadeau.
s II. Musselman, of Fairmount, Neb..
is at the Nadeau.
Jacob Meister. San Diego, is at the
Stevenson House.
C. d. Coffman and wife, of San Diego,
are at the st. Elmo.
P. w. Mcintosh arrived home from
San Francisco yesterday.
Supervisor Rowan arrived home from
San Francisco yesterday.
! Charles s. Raymond and DR.. c. W..
Cool of Oakland are at the Pico House.
Gen. VIM. vandever arrived in the
city yesterday and is stopping at the st.
Elmo.
E. j. Baldwin and Prof. Ira More
started for San Francisco yesterday by
train.
J. j. Mccarthy, Assistant Clerk of
the last Legislature. left yesterday for
Sacramento.
Col. Walter s. Newhall, Of San Fran
cisco. arrived yesterday and is stopping
at the Nadeau Hotel.
August Steinike and wife left yester.
day by steamer Santa Rosa on their
honeymoon trip to San Francisco.
Geo. C. Egan and wife, of Beaumont,
are in town. From their earnest action
it is evident that Christmas is coming a t
Beaumont.
Mrs. Niedt and her two daughters
have Just returned from four months
trip to the east. They are heartily glad
to be home once again.
w. A. Wilson, who has been attend
ing the Hastings Law School in San
Francisco during the past six months,
has returned to Los Angeles to spend
his holiday vacation.
The Democratic assessor of Tulare
county, Seth Smith, is in town, the
guest of f. X. Palmer at the corner of
Sixth and Pearl streets. He will remain
in Los Angeles about week.
DIR. B. f. Kierulff, prominent aur-
geon late Of Marshalltown, Ia, has per-
manently taken up his residence in this
city. The doctor has visited all the
principal health resorts of Europe and
thinks none of them compare with Los
Angeles. He has made large real estate
Investments here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
PUENTE OIL WELLS.
G. j. Griffith Highly Pleased
with she Outlook.

Learning that G. J. Griffith, proprie-
tor of the Los Feliz rancho, (who has
had some experience and paid several
visits, some years since, to nearly all the
important towns and villages in the
great Pennsylvania oil regions) had just
returned from visit to Lacy and Row
lands oil wells, near Puente. HERALD
reporter interviewed him on the subject.
In reply to the question: What did
you see and what impressions have you
of our oil country? Mr.. Griffith said: l
visited yesterday the oilwells owned by
Messrs. Lacy and Rowland, about seven
miles from Puente. found operations
carried out on mbch larger scale and
far more complete than | had antici.
pate d finding There is every evidence
of an extensive oil field, and although
the present six wells are bored within
half a mile of given place, yet the
same shale and surface Indications, / am
told, are fully eight miles in length.
Five wells are now pumped and the
sixth is being sunk as rapidly as circum.
stances and the formation will admit.
There are no "dry wells, and the five
being pumped are said to yield quanti-
ty highl, satisfactory to the enterpris-
ing owners. The firm has constructed
several tanks, the total having storage
capacity of nearly 1000 barrels, and
have also laid about ten miles of pipes
so that the necessary connections be-
tween all the wells, tanks and the rail.
road are so admirably arranged that a
car may be loaded at will. The indica-
tons seen to me just as favorable as
those were on Oil Creek in the vicinity
of Oil City, Rousville, Petroleum Centre
and Titusville, Pa.
Our oil discoveries are in their infan-
cy and there is every reason to believe
that the industry will be classed among
the foremost of this coast within a reas-
enable time. / can assure you, sir, that
my impressions are quite favorable.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
Lewis Bros. To-Day.


TOYS GIVEN AWAY.
Mems fine velvet slippers, Slips.
Ladies Edwin G. Burt's hne shoes, IS up.
ward. f
Gents real alligator slippers, So.
TOYS GIVEN AWAY
Ladies opera-toe slippers, 75c.
mems French calf Congress CATERS, "a.
TOYS GIVEN AWAY.
Children's school shoes, 75c,
Misses calf button shoes, 81 so.
Gents chenilleworked velvet SINNERS.
elegant patterns, 81.
TOYS GIVEN AWAY.
Imitation alligator slippers = maroon.
ors-Sl, $1.25. 81 SO.
Toys given away.
Toys given away.
Toys given away.
Slippers-slippers-
Sippers-slippers-slippers.
Slippers-slippers-slippers.
LEWIS BROS,
lol and 103 N. Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
Medicated Limitations used in all dis.
eases of the Head, Throat and Chest
CONSUMPTION.

The following are prominent symptoms
in the first stage, and wherever any of
them exist thorough examination shou 4
always be made, with view to arrest
the disease III shown to exist: There is
ally sense of WEAKNESS upon a little ex
else, a disposition to remain passive a
idle, dependency, often from no apparentl
cause, peculiar sensitiveness to the effect
OF cold, and breathlessness upon mOvingI
quickly or decending hill or stairs, al
slight, hacking cough, with or without expec-l
toration, excitability upon slight occasi0nd
flying pains through the chest or back, orI
are most noticeable toward or during thsI
night; slight fever in the afternoon; cold
feet and hands, or in many. cases blue livid
ity OF the lips and roots of the finger nails.
is common form Of lung disease. The,
progress is slow, but II left to itself no lesff
sure: 1t usually begins with dry couf'
At first these tubercules are exceedinjl
their presence. Gradually they develop{
to more active disease, and then follows l
train of symptoms which leaves no dol
as to its true character. Sometimes spittH
the first indication of tubercular deposih
1t may be chilly sensation in the bal
followed by more or less heat in the pa
of the hands, or an afternoon flush on
the cheeks. me slow and gradual inroH
ach and appetite undisturbed for a col4
erable time. Finally, however, hectic iii
and night sweats, supervene, precedeM
diarrhoea. Then the loss of flesh y
strength becomes rapid, the chest cortr8
the features sharpen, the eye attains am
usual brilliancy,. and the patient begi#
realize that he is In the last stage OF y
frmed constitutional consumption
Persons desiring treatment ny this sytM
OF practice can use the remediesat hon
well as at our Office, and which will a.
whatever
have seen 80 many of these cases ct
that do not consider an y case honelessW
less both lungs are seriously involved. EH
then the inhalations aid us in dissolvingv
mucus and in contracting and healing n
cavities, which nothing else can do wi
tne same success. The very best referend
from those already cured.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23

In our Domestic Department we are selling bo tn
bleached and an unbleached musn-a very superior
arcle-Io yards for 81. White counterpanes at 81
apiece that we claim cheap at $I5o ga beached
sheeng at 2oc. Table oilcoths white and coored, of
the best manufacture, at 25c. yard 1914 grey blank
cts at $I.5o apiece that remarkable bargain Think
ofa good serviceable grey blanket for $1.5osn tha
cheap?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
A New Tawn site.

A tract of land for the city of Glen
dale has been surveyed and subdivided
into city lots on either side of Crow ave-
nue., about five miles north of the city.
A motor road is to be built from East
Los Angeles, along Cypress avenue, pass
ing in front of Major Mitchell's resi-
dence, thence along the San Fernando
road to Crow avenue, and up that ave.
nue. to Glendale City. A franchise will
he asked for from the city and county :.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
street Car Route Changes,

The two.horse cars of the City Rail
way Company commence running to
East Los Angeles to-day via New Main
and Alameda streets and Downey ave-
nue.. The one.horse cars of the Central
Railway Company which have hitherto
done East Los Angeles, through Dow
ney avenue, will to-day begin the service
across the river via Chestnut, Hoff and
Daily streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
A New Drv Goods Firm.

Messrs. Turney, Rice & Bell, have
formed co-partnership, and opened the
famous dry goods store at Nos. l59 and
I6l 8. Spring street. The location is a
good one, and as the members of the
firm are experts in this line very pros
porous future may be predicted for them.
Mr.. Bell has for a long time been mana
ger for one of the largest dry goods
houses in this city, and in that position
he won popularity as deserved as it is
universal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
NIISCELLANEOUS.
THE PEOPLES STORE.
70 DOUBT THOSE WHO FOLLOW OUR A

MO DOUBT THOSE WHO FOLLOW OUR AD-
vertisements Of the fact that the Peo.
pies Store is ambitious. We are constantly en- :
deavorng increase business enlarge our sales and
decrease prices We stand before the public
as the cheap store of Southern Calfornaso prominen
that there cannot be shadow of doubt. We are more
than ambitious to make the sales of the year 1886
certain figure if it possible and are selling goods
cheap to accomplish the end We have only few days
more, and we making strenuous efforts We will ac-
complish it. as we have accomplished all have hereto
fore undertaken and incentives offer you the fol-
lowing Inducements
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
Theatricau Attractions.

The next attraction at the Grand
Opera House will be the Howard Speci
atty Company. who appear next Mon.
day, and will play three nights and If
successful may remain until the end of
the week. Emma Abbott's Operatic
troape will be here in the beginning of
January, either on the Sd or 9Th, and
after they conclude Aimee will appear.
Dates for other theatrical companies are
not yet definite.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
Strangers Looking for Invest-

$50 cash secures lot in the South Side
tract of the Electric Railway Homestead
Association, and SIS per month without in
terest pays for 1t. Every lot is perfect and
extra large. Sc lots and - houses free gives
you chance in seven TO get an $500 house
free, with a choice lot. Price of lot, $500.
Room 5, Schumacher block, opposite post
office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
Direct shipment

25,0o0 imported cigars, just received for
holiday trade-by the box and upwards at
wholesale prices. Corner Los Angeles and
Commercial streets. BARNETT & Co.
The only exclusive wholesale cigar house
in Southern California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
One Chance in seven.

To select lot with an $500 house, on day of
distribution, If you buy lots in the South
Side tract of the Electric Railway Home
stead Association. Sc lots, $3.50 each; 70
houses free; $50 cash and s25 per month; no
interest. Only few unsold Room Schn-
macher block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
0. s. goods at stoll & Thayer's.

$50 Cash and $25 Per Month,
And no interest. secures and pays for a
choice lot in the South Side tract of the
Electric Railway Homestead Association,
room s, Schumacher block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
Fine Chance toInvest.

The beautiful Alexander tract, corner
Downey avenue and Thomas street, will be
sold by the Los Angeles Land Bureau, No.
20 First street, between Main and Spring,
Easton & Eldridge, autioneers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23

In our Toy and Holiday Goods Department we
still have lots of goods, although have sold RATS. No
doubt we will have some after the Holidays we have
more stock ordinarily than demand. We have reduced
the prices and everything must 60. Don't wait until the
last moment when it will be next to impossible to get
proper attention.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
Auction Sale-Ho,iday Goods.

At the warerooms of l. p. Mansfield & Co.,
No. North Main street, near First. Ele-
CANT furniture. One hundred fine chamber
sets, in marble. Fine upholstery work.
Chairs, etc all of which are very appro-
pirate for presents. John g. Bell sells this
day and tomorrow at 10 A. NJ. and P. M.
Examine them and get bargain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
For Christmas Presents Both for
Your Friends at Home and
Abroad

Go to the store of the Barnard & Beue-
dict Fruit Crystallizing Company. We have
Crystallized Fruits IN small boxes for send
ing by mail or express to eastern friends
and for those at home We have a splendid
assortment of fancy Chsristmas baskets and
boxes and fine assortment of confection-
cry with which to fill them. Call and see
us at 46 South Spring street, near Second.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
Ship w. A. Campbeil.

Now discharging twenty five hundred
tons of Wellington coal at San Pedro. For
sale In quantities to suit, delivered to all
points. WALTER s. MAXWELL.
Office Court street; telephone SO.
Yard-Corner Alameda and Jackson sts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23
So Lots-1e Houses Free.

In the South Sid tract of the Electric Rail-
way Homestead Association. Price $3.50;
terms $50 cash and s25 per month no inter.
est over 1000 feet frontage on Pico street
Electric Railway. Carriages free from
room s, Schumacher block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23

positive proof Of how cheap our white en-
broidered handkerchiefs is the fact that thew are
all sold. We have, however, elegant line of ladies
and gents plain white and fancy cotton and silk hand
kerchies that will meet the fate in a day or two
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-23

Boys school and dress SUITS conn mencing at $2o5
and going up as high as is reasonable.
Plush caps, 75c. Felt hats 75c
Gents and boys white and coored shir is, special
box price. Suspenders, hosiery and underwear Aarge
line of gents dress and street gloves.