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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-01
TIE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY. April l. 1855.
Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estste conveyaDces for weei
ending March 9th. 1855, furnished b,
Wight, Henne & Lynn, Abstrect0Ts o
titles, SaliBa. Kansas;
NJ Sbannahan. and VI to III 1
Thayer seqr IS IS 2w " d Sl1lg
A n Case and VT % 5 81 Warren
wifi sWqr Of ssqr Is "a 4ww d S650.Oi
II H Morrison 10 s Chapel % OF
seqr "a "a 3W " q $ 90.
A Goodwin 90 trustees Of PTesby.
tefian church lots and in fraction
al blk bridgeport " 500 o.
W Taylor % A Good Twin tots ) blk
8 Bridgeport " q Sl35.D0.
J H Ball & vito WIN Berg lot AS
/ 7th q Saiina q $500 90
Eureka town Co 10 Eberhafdt d
/ SudendOFf lots 2g3, 2O5. 207 and 209
| Main ct and lots , and Pine s.
| Chico " d S3j0.OO
J Gehr and vi TO ID s Jones lot 5
blk b Bavaria " Sj00OO
L A 70 F b Diekey swgr - Is 5w
pat.
CIV Romiek 4 VT to Mcconnell &
Wildman lot l6l 5th Il Salina " q
Si5OOO.
SA Aekerman and VT 10 c ] Del
CHAN nwqr OF neqr IS Nv W d $3.50 ~
N HOlmquist aud VT to II 81 Egg
giestOn Z Of lot l69 Santa Fe avenue
5alina " S350.OO.
A ] COder and VT to w J COder shf
nwqr 80 Is 3W q c q Sl.O0.
Mcconnell & Wildman to s w
Wellington lot 16l 5lh street Salina
" d $4,000
Gypsum Town Co to Peases& Heck
lot n blk y Hawkes. add Gypsum
city d $500.
H Rueckert. to J W Rice nhfnwqr
and nhf Of neqr IS IA 5 W d SGO0.OO.
J A Noble and VT TO Thos Gibbs. pt
Of shf swqr IS u W " Sl5i0OO
T Gibbs & vi 70 J L BruHson ut OF
shf swqr IS II Nv W Si500.OO.
Eureka Town Co 10 J Peek lot go .
Main 81 Chico " $500.
L : A 20 Heirs Of Geo Hofer nhf 4
swqr p Il Nv pat
K Crawford d VT to a Goodwin lot /
> blk Bridgeport 4 C 8 20.
Gels andWf 10 a Goodwin lot 10 /
blk 4 and lot blk Bridgeport q d
$500
Eureka Town Co to c Melbert lot
80 4 43 IS Sth st and lots l35 aud l37
Main st Chico W d $500.
w A Phillips and WI TO J 3 Hamil-
ton lot IS 18th 81 Salina W $40 90.
i MattisOn To II and J Madison
wifi segr IS Is W W d S2D00. %.
A SWartz to J + Thomson lots , and
3 blk Oakdale add Salina " d $500.
A e LameT and VT to NJ A Daniels
lots 6 and blk Lamers add Sa-
lima " $4,000
ID : Jones and VITO J Gehr part
1eur 80 IA W W q S3O0.0O.
+ NJ Hamilton and wi 10 J Peterson I
ihf OF shf seqr % Is " aud neqr )
10 5w " i Sl275.00.
Eureka Town Co tn J T Butler lots !
ISg and 1913 Main It Chico W $4,000
Johanna Bennett et al 20 Mrs. \ V
Brown lot 3 blk IS Brookvilie W d
$4,000
b r Eggleston & WI to T Wells
ct l69 Santa Fe ave and lots 3 and Is
jower q Van Fleet sub div. Salina
y 1851 %.
w A Phillips & VT to Henry Finch
OF - lth 81 Salina W q 5000
& J Shogren and VITO J VI Daniel
on et al parts of 5 IS 4 " " SlSOO.UO
J b Hall and VT 10 I Ebert nwqr
= Is 5w v S35OO 90.
Mcconnell * Wildmau 10 q W aud
B Shirer nwgr 2j II , " 4 500 %.
II Hammer and A D0nmyer J
dm'r 10 J Shank nhf swqT . - Wv
dmr's deed $500.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-01
Notice.

fElHE Annual meeting Of the Stakeholder o.
4 the saline County Agricultural Horiicui-
tufal ami Mechanical Association viii be held af
The Court House. On the city o. saiiua. on the
second Tuesday Of APRIL lass. fAprd l3ihl, con-
menciug 81 one O'clock 2 A. fer the purpose oi
electiug board o. nine - directors. and for the
trausacti1u o. such ofher hu-luess az may prop
erlg come before %. The election ulll Be ~ hal
lof- either Ia person or tg proxy. Zach proxy
must Dr. s'rned By the person giving If and state
% Ehum Do a. -iyan and for What pufpose. All
persons h9ldiug proxies are reqlestei % present.
them 20 the oezretarF o. the society, c. 8. Mar
tu. at the Register OF Deafs once. duriuE the
forenoon % election day. thEf they may b. exam
tired and Registered. thus saving ihe t.me % the
CunFeutiIn- A full and iteuiE-d staferieut OF the
receipts a1d Expenditure of she Society for the
past year vii b. preFeuted % tire meeting
Every stockhoidcr g. requested % D. present ard
SO hear aud act Tor himself AlF Others who
are interested iH she development ofthe aErlsui-
tural l1i mcehzulc1i interesfs &C the county, aud
desire their encGurage ment thruuEh the boiling
OF iairs aie invited % be- present..
THOs. ANDERSON.
"a President q Board oi nirectors.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-01

The musical given 10y the Salems.
burg Star COrnet Band on Friday
evening, March 25th, at Bavaria
school house. The entertainment
was the only one Of this kind ever
given here. must say they render
ed their pieces supremacy, we'll and
deserve a greet deal Of credit for their
display Of intelligence, industry, am.
bitioR and professional future. The
programme was AS follows:
Selections by the S. 3. Band, en-.
titled Battle Cry" aud Marching
through Georgia. y
Song-by the choir-"I wait for the
Lord"
RemaTks-A. W. johnson.
SOng-Natmen arch Hjertst Cswed-
ishl by the choir.
Overture by ). S. Band. Evening
Call.
sOng-"A home by the Sea-" by
the choir.
Selection by the 5. s. Band. enti.
tied: Waiting and Watching"
Song by the chOir-"Das ist Elm
hnclllcuEt ulUE
Selection by the :. S. Band, enti
tied: "Silver Crown
DeclamatiOn-Miss Mary Osborne
SOng-"My Little Home" Male
Quartette.
Selection by the S. 5. Band-"Tick-
le me Dick"
Song-"Varsaing' Cswedlsh) by the
choir.
selection by 5. ). BanI-"Dream
On.n
Song by the Ladies Quartette-
Evening Bells.n
Selection by the 5. S. Band-Won-
ell Polka.
Song-"Christ the standard bearer"
by the choir.
Selection by the S. S. Band-"Nisg-
ara"
In conclusion | must say that the
song by the male Quartette, entitled.
My little Home" was well rendered
and considered by all present the
sweetest piece they ever heard. Much
credit il due A. W. Johnson, leader Of
the band, for his ability and skill.
Little Miss Schellman, who sang
COutraltO. has wonderful control over
her voice and with a few more points
will make a lovely singer. 1 was eX-
ceedingly sorry to see so few Of the
Bavaria people present, but those who
were there I could see knew how 70
appreciate musical talent. We hope
they will compliment Us by another
such an entertainment in the near
future. The :. ). Band should be
encouraged in their undertakings IN
the social way Of their musicals.
AN APPRECIATIVE FRIEND.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-01
LADIES, OCCUPATIONS

The opportunities for ladies to fine
/ employment that Is both suitable nnc
remunerative are limited their pay
Ia usually poor as compared with the
salaries paid 20 men in same lines Of
occupation. But there are some very
noted exceptions; journalism, the
drama, music aud the platform offer
equal advantages % men and women /.
and there j. one occupation iu which
women are generally more successful
| than men, and that IA IN the managel
/ ment Of special agencies. BY special
/ agencies, we mean they are given the
exclusive control Of the sale Of special
/ articles that cannot be bought at the
| stores, and IL the articles have merit,
and are Ia demand. they are q sure
source OF profit 70 the special agent u
properly handled. in this line the
Cincinnati Suspender Company are
I offering Inducements TO ladies that We
think ought 70 attract attention.
They are now manufacturing the now
eelebTated Queen City Skirt Suspend
ers for ladies and misses aud their un-
equaled Stocking Supporters for la
dies and children. Oscar Wilde, I'm
his philosophy Of Dress saws,
1.-THE first and last rule Is this, that
each separate article Of apparel is 20
be suspended from the shoulders al
ways, and never from the waist. Ma
ture gives one no opportunity at all Of /
suspending anything from the waists 1
delicate curve. Consequently, By /
means Of tight corset, a regular arti- !
fetal ledge had 70 be produced, from /
which the lower garments are hung. |
Where there are no suspenders there /
must be corsets adopt the former and i
the latter disappear. Catherine de
Medicis, High Priestess Of poison and
petticOats, invented the corset. Now
eOrsets are wholly bad, Pettleoats
should be suspended from the should.
eTs.n No ladies or miss should be
without suspenders. Our lead
ing physicians recommend them
and are loud in their praise Of the
Queen City Suspenders. These
goods are manufactured by women,
who have made the wants of ladies
and children a study, and they ask
Us 10 refer them 10 some reliable and
energetic lady 10 take the exclusive
sale Of them, and we certainly think !
hat an earnest solicitation In every |
would meet with a ready |
and that q determined WO-
nan could make q handsome salary
md have an exclusive agency that
would be very profitable. We advise
10y lady who Is in need Of employ
nenl 10 send to this company her
lame and address (plainly wTitien),
md mention this paper. Address The
,incinnati Suspender Cn., 1T9 Main
treet, Cincinnati, Ohio.
There are IN the New York Assem-
'ly los natives Of that State, eight
'Orn in Texas, two Ia Pennsylvania,
our in Scotland, three in New Jersey,
nd three in England. 9-3t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-01
Farm and Stock for
Sale.

Consisting 81 80 acTes Of valley lad under good
cultivation. Good buiidinEs. feness heiess, fruit
tres small fruiis. Ae. Wafered By two creeks
ard three welis- Situated on the line Of the n
?. n. T., fWo miles north Of t0Hn n Chico-
Also 100 head o. Cattle, mesilg hiEh Grades. ~
dne line % sock Hogs. al in one ccuiitiau-
A buFe Flrm and Stock uili BE- divided IN % l1is
a1d rlrrels % slit purchaae-s g. may b. desired.
s-f EASTMAN a nRUNgEB.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-01
Excitement in Texas.

Great exoitenen has been caused In
the vicinity Of Paris, Texas, by the
remarkable recovery Of Mr. J. E.
CoFiey, who was 50 helpless he could
not turn in bed, OF raise his head
everybody said he Eas dying OF Con-
sumption. A trial bottle Of DR..
Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding relief he bought a large
bottle and box OF Do. Kings New
Life Pills. by the time he had taken
two boxes Of Pills and two bottles Of
tie Discovery. he vas well and had
gained IS pounds IN flesh.
Trial Bottles Of this Great Discovery
for Consumption free 1t Oscar Seilz's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-01
Justas Good

Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers may
tell you they have remedies for Coughs
aud Colds equal in merit and in every
respect just rs goud as the old reliable
DR.. BosankO Cough and Lung Syrup.
unless yOu insist upon this remedy
and will take no other, you are liable
10 be greatly deceived. Price 50 cents
and 81 On. Sold By Oscar Seitz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-01
Notice.


sale of state sehsoI Land.
Olise Of COuErT TEEAsrEEn,l
Saline CgEnty, Eznsaa.
salisas k1uaas A1rch ath, isse
NOTICE 4 hereby riren that ihe foliovinr
~ tracts % schooi iai sifuaie In salire county.
Kansas. VII D. o1erei Tor s1le a. putiic suction
q the o1ies % the County Treasurer On the C5urt
HOUSE a. saiina. Eans1s on
Saturday, April IOth. 1856.
between he hcurs q ten o'clock ,. n ard shreo
o'ciock p n No biis viii BE- enteriainei for less
than The appraised raluc o. nd land a. shown On
this notice, and ons-teuth 81 ne purchase money
mast g plid 60 time u sale aud boll given %
payments
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-01

Oscar Ssitz. the druggist. who is al
ways looking after the interest Of
his customers, has now secured the
sale Of DR.. BosankO's Cough aud Lung
Syrup, remedy that never fails %
cure Colds, Pans ia the Chest and all
Lung Affections. For a proof try a
free sample bottle. Regular size 50
and 81 90.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-01

To all Who may desire Fresh Mich Cows We
always have ioi sale lot Of very dne ones. Also
q dne High Grade Durham Bull for Service a. 81
u paid AZ the time Of service 90 not % will BE-
charged. Stables on South fth 81, opposite Water
Works. y. ID. EASTMAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-01
Sale.

Lot and house, No. SOP, South
Eighth street. Inquire Of G. J. Fred
rickson, clerk Ofdistrict court.
3-3ulO
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-01

Mr.. 1fusser, recently Of Penna., were
among the visitors the past week.
/ Come again.
Come TO the reunion Saturday even
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-02

1887 @epinne i'm Betrase Ron $26b, SOC
a. anfrasen fir Asenten, fomie Raten
fir Clubs fonnen nur in Der Office In Sep
Orleans gemadt rperoen.
Bess idberer sustunft fdrsibe man beutIid
bic gon3e Norefe.
Wan f@tde @eIb bnr& BoffaI u o.
I IN, @rpreB McnsH Orber, 9stp OOri
Wehiel ouf Gep Drleans.
8riefe nit @urrenrb u~nberdn6ert per @rpreb
g8ir aablen eTprebtcfen auf ale Snmmea
iiber SIS aufparts.
We. U. Daupbtu,
seep SrIeans, Ga.
Bran a~orefire resiirirte ariets uno tteas
y.O. Moneb 0Ibrss ans anf ese Aeip orleaae
Rational Hanf, slep Orleans, Ga.
@pnarb Mpcre, M0ent,
22l aeeauia strafe, Gan sntcnio, Seras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-02


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unb Sonnabenb Worgen.
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Riper ieben Wittwnd unb Sonnabeab
Nddmitta8 8 1br.
Iabrpreiie: Son San Intpnic nod
Nep Oort, Raiate $3.50, 8unbreife
$1O1. 85, 5mii9enbef $31.a5.
Die Dompfer biefer 2inie finb: rea,
eifenbei&luSeu, iebr idneI uub fir 3aii.
tenpuiiaSiere elegant ei,seridtet nit aus.
se5ei&neter
Scott unb Bebtenun9.
Die Staten nab 0erpfesuns far 3wi.
idenbedr YaGagiere merben bon feiner
anbern 2inie ubertrOfen unb eine preiss
ernldBiaung inbet ftatt fir pafa9iere
oireft mad europe.
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n~eaaberer. Sidets bon irgens elmer
Stast' in europa bio Stem OOrt unb ber
Mallory LIME
mad trsenb eineur Drt in geras tSnneu
bon allen NSenten eurcpdiider Dantpfers
LINEN sesen 8crausbe5abluns eefauft
perben, ME aud bon ben M9enten ber
Gulf Colorado & @anta Sc, nub 6pu.
for & Eeras Central @iienbabnen.
Sur Breisfiife bon 9affasefdeiaen mad
ODER BON Teras tnb irseub einent Srf ID
Gufcpa erfunbise man id beim nadffea
Msenten ober i&reibe ausfabrltd an
WI. Young,
@eneral 8afaSe=N gent fir bic 5aofaaa
ten, ~ Weff : Commerce Straee, San
AutoniO; u. @ehtert, Yafase glert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-02
llnitbertreffliae slnsieban8
neber cine halbe Wilica perlcpff.

EA aaM 49,
Die 2cuitana GtaatsIotterie 1T bic einsiae,
bic bon einem State ee9artert ipnrbe.
Npuifidtta State QDttern So.
Diefes SnFitut nurbs mi SaBrt 1888 fit
gSisbunss- unb BobItbdtigfeits 8mede bon
Der GtaatsIegisIatur fir ben 8eitrdnm bon
finfunb3pauaig Sdbren gefetIi9 incorpprirt
NIT einem &apitaI bon $1,000, O00, au ipel9em
ie ieitber einen &eferbefonD bon $55o,O 600 9iils
a~ngeflet bat. Dur6 elm iberfMwenglihes
8otum tuurben lire Me1te elm Sbeit Der gtgerl.
mdrtisen Gtantseonftntion, ungeuomrasn am
2. December 1879.
Sbre groben 8tebnnaen bon einaeL.
men Nummern fn6en fiouatIi9 fat.
Niemals pirb eine SStebung berldoben. Wfdr
lefe na@folgenbeu Ylan.
@rcbe mrnatltGe 3tebung
in Der acobeuH Of Wiufc, NetD Orleans.
Dienftus ben 9. 5ebruur 1886.
aGe uniere tiuftigen 3iebnnsen Fnben fat
inter Aufii&t anD aeituns Der @tnerdIe
o. o. 3exmregafa sui 3oafsiana mud
gnhal 3. &arlg pan Htfgiuifn.
9anptprsis $4,000.
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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-29

(FrOm the HtfuW july Soth'I
Nothing can better show and prove
the variety and abundance of our pro
ductions, than a statement OF our ex'
ports, verified by the books of railroad
and steamship companies. For the first
six months of the present year--January
LIST to July lst--the exports from the
Santa Ana depot have been as follows;
Oranges, 60, 1894 boxes, 4, 224, 920 lbs;
lemons, s65 boxes, 62,070 lbs; LINES,
llSl boxes, 1920 lbs; raisins, IL, lS1
boxes, 392, $40 lbs. wine, two carloads
and 49l barrels; 1865, 4S9 lbs; poultry,
200 coops, 36, 269 lbs; wool, 925 bales,
397 $50 lbs; eggs, 1868 cases, 100, 26O
lbs; honey, sos cases, 1880 lbs
trees, l466 bundles, 1920 lbsi
corn, 1927 sacks, 307, 500 POUNDS
beans, 81 sacks, 2450 pounds; potatoes,
carload and ll5 sacks, 2,640 pounds
apricots, lis boxes, 2570 pounds; oats,
$50 sacks, 10000 pounds; grape cut
tings, ll3 bales, 276O pounds; nursery
stock, 1903 packages, 5S, l7O poundsi
peanuts, 222 sacks, 1870 pounds; cheese,
% boxes, 2900 pounds; apples, 10 boxes,
74O pounds; hides and pelts, 1880
pounds; tallow, is barrels, Sl20 pounds
popcorn, IA sacks, $50 pounds; walnuts,
i6 sacks, $50 pounds; butter, II boxes,
l42O pounds; dried fruit, 3 boxes, PIC
pounds; lambs, 81 carloads. APO, DOC
pounds; cattle, 90 carloads, 1850, 00C
pounds; hogs, ~ carloads, 240, 00C
pounds; general merchandise, 3O4, 26C
pounds; total, S,935, 500 pounds.
Here we have n grand total OF very
nearly nine million pounds of products
shipped from the Santa Ana valley,
from one railroad depot, for the period
of six months. We think the showing
is a good one. emphasizing our oft re-
peated statement that this valley is one
of the richest and most productive val
leys in the State of California.
During the season which has just
closed there have been shipped from the
Santa Ana railroad depot 63, 765 boxes
of oranges, the great bulk of which have
been marketed in the great Western
cities. The first shipments did
not prove remunerative, but those
who did not hurry, making
their shipments late in the sea
son, reaped goodly money return for
the fruit. Our oranges will keep in
good shipping condition for long time
and there is no occasion to rush them
into market at loss. The next crop,
which undoubtedly will be a good one,
will probably be handled so as TO give
all the growers fair profit.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-29

The Normal school term commences
week after next.
A large party of campers left for San
Antonio canon yesterday.
The weather is almost too cool for the
fruit crop. 1t is ripenlng slowly.
The Y. NJ. c. A. have now their
Headquarters in the Hollenbeck Block.
There will be an adjourned meeting
Of the Council this evening at 8 O'Clock.
The work Of opening Second street
from Main to San Pedro is rapidly pro-
crossing.
There is good demand for water for
irrigation purposes at present, and the
Zanjero has all he can attend to.
The Temple street cable road is doing
a fine business. Property on Temple
street is advancing in value rapidly.
The City of Paris yesterday decorated
the facade of their great establishment
with red white and blue and the words
&c. A. r" in colossal letters.
The people who reside near the ter.
mini of the Second and Temple street
cable roads are beginning to think they
ought to have an electric light mast.
Cornman Post Of San Bernardino went
to San Francisco by rail and steamer.
The boys took plenty Of refreshments
and the San Bernardino band of twenty
pieces.
The Jail attendants say that Kilgore il
taking his imprisonment very coolly,
and asserts his belief that he will be ac
quilted. He insists that he fired in self
defense.
The numbers Of old-timers in Los An
geles at present is something surprising.
Many people who left here seven OF
eight years ago have returned and set
tied down for life.
The San Francisco Bulletin states thai
Mrs. Mamie Perry Davis of this city
who was given the title of Major by
Gen. Sherman, will take part in the G
A. r. parade in San Francisco.
The improvements which have devel
oped along the line Of the electric road
in Baltimore are said by those who have
recently visited that city to have far ex
ceeded the expectations of any one
Property aligning or near the road hai
more than doubled in value.
The ladies Of the general reception
committee of the G.. A. r. wish fol
fresh flowers and 300 button hole bou
quets ready made for visitors expected
| this afternoon. They desire especially
to make fine showing of Californis
| fruit and there is a scarcity so far.
When Oliver Wendall Holmes adj
dressed the Cambridge students Of
England the other day, it is stated that
a hilarious undergraduate shouted
"Bravo, Yank you're great little Bit
of a man." Nothing more expires.
sive could have been said-unless some
one should say of, for instance, Mr..
Blaine, "You are a little bit OF great
man."
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Maximum Thermometer, 500.
Minimum Thermometer. $50.



Tansill's Punch Cigars ut p. o. Cigar Store.
"Sierra Madre," best fve.cent ciglr, foI
sale only at corner First and Main.
Tents for sale or rent at Foy's saddlery,
Three dozen gem pictures for so cents, 400
n Main.
Plush and spun silk parlor suit lounges
etc, at Aliens.
furniture, etc, for cash or installment al
Aliens, s2 S. Spring street.
Go to the Pony stable, IA N, Main street
for stylish turnout cheap,
Give your real estate to southworth 4 Co
TO sell They have bargains for you.
Dr. Manning has removed his office and
residence to 81 s. Fort street. Telephone
232.
The Montebello Champagne depot is now
I'm charge of weyse Brothers, Naud's ware
house
Southworth & Co., No. South Main
street, has houses, furnished and unfur'
nished rooms TO rent in ali parts OF the city
II YOU want good, reliable help of all
kinds, go to the Union Employment once
No. South Main street.
Walnut, ash and cherry bedroom suits al
Aliens No, 80 S. Spring street.
Itisa well known fact that the oldest and
most reliable painters supply store is at Il
North Main street
Wells contracted for by Griggs Bros &
Harrison from leo to 1000 feet. Corner Bun
ker Hill and Court House street.
Carpets oil cloth, linoleums, at Aliens, %
s. Spring street.
II you want to sell or buy any property
go to the old established real estate firm OF
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-29
A view From the Top OF Otd
Katdy.

Edwin and Tustn Clark, accompa-
MED by Mr.. D. w. G. Cowan, of Ana
helm, and his two daughters, Mary and
Estella, scaled the rocky and rugged
heights of Old Badly last week. They
left Spring Hill on Wednesday morning
and made the ascent as far as the mines
on that day. Here the party camped
for the night, except Edwin, who, de-
sirous of witnessing a sunset from the
summit, took his blankets, supply of
provisions and canteen of water and
pushed on. He says the view
at sunset was grand in the ex.
treme. Far away on every hand,
valley, plain and lesser mountains seemed
to he yelled with darkness, while yet a
flood of light played around the brow of
the grizzed monster, Thursday the
balance of the parry assembled, They
were provided with large field glass,
and enjoyed fine view for miles upon
either side. The green band that marks
the course of the Colorado, tine winding
course of the A. 4 P, road were plainly
visible. The immense banks of snow
Just over the summit on the north side
afforded them excellent snow.balling,
which they enjoyed in good old eastern
mid-winter style. They arrived safely
but tired in camp, aJ Spring Hill, on
Friday Pomona Progress.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-29
Return of Mr. culver.

Mr.. C. z, Culver, the accomplished
agent of the Santa Ana Valley in this
city returned yesterday from length
ened visit to all the leading Eastern
cities. He attended the Chicago Citrus
Fair, which he thinks did vast amount
of good in convincing people of the
richness of the products of southern
California and in inducing capital to in
vest in this part of the State. Mr.. Cul.
yer said that he saw the ANNUAL ILLUS.
TRATEp HERALD in New York, Phila.
delphia, Baltimore, Washington and
other cities, where it is doing great
work in conveying information about
Southern California.
Mr. Culver is right. TheILLUsTRATEp
HERALD is now doing more than any
other publication in telling what every
body wants to know about the resources
OF California.
The new edition for the Grand Army
now being prepared will be the hand
soonest publication ever issued in this
atfu