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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-25
Bottle Ractnrx Rnrnsd

PTTTsBURG, October 24.-The bottle
factory of the Thensen Glass Company,
Limited, on Neville street, South Side,
was destroyed by fire at 8 O'Clock tonight
Loss S15,0 200, fully insured, origin of the
fire unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-25
Planning Mil Rurnsd

DETROIT, October 24.-This morning
Spitzley Bros. planning mill on Beacon
street, in this city, was completely des-
troyed by fire. Loss, SIS, 600. Insurance,
5000 The men lost all their tools
valued at several thousand dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-25
Malt House Burned

ELMIRA, n. Y, October 24.-The Davis
Malt House at Watkins with large
amount of barley and malt was destroyed
} by fire last night Loss 800, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-25
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Raron RothscbIld,. I.a.t Will.

BERLIN, Octobsr 4.-The will OF the
late Baron Meir Charles de Rothschild be-
queaths the famous Rothschild's collec-
ton 10 Nathaniel Rothschild dnring bis
life aud after his death To the Bsso-
ness Louise Grandena.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-25
A,In-aa-on.It.li.nRra a Rra,rl.

NEW YORK, October 24.-In saloon
fight between Italians employed on the
new Aqueduct this evening, Louis Boradi
was killed, and Albert Gromina danger
ously wounded by an unknown Italian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-25
HoRsFoRD,s ACID PHOSPHATE
Hnndreds of Rottles Prescribed.

DR.. C. r. DAKE, Belleville, H., says:
II have prescribed hundreds Of bottles OF
it It Is of great value in all forms OF
nervous disease which are accompanied by
loss Of power,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-25
O0esn't Know. how he ras Injured.

6Fn...LsR, October 23.-James Smith, a
sslI o. :. !, Mcbride * Campbel'S No. 2
sas sal. ~ Tue Burtner farm, Thorn creek,
a vo.iI o.iiIoaSly injured this morning while
a he How he was hurt no one knows,
Oaeo,,.;s "as iound lying in the derrick in an
riveJ JIIs'Ous condition, and when he re-
hj3,sS could not tell how he had been
'U'ed He will recover
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-25

NEW CASTLE, October 23.-Again the
New Castle Northern has passed into a
new ,rt of hands, il having been sold
under the hammer this afternoon to
Groggr v. Johnson, Of this city, who, it
is said represented u syndicate Of New
Castle capitalists. Mr.. JohnSOn's Did was
S9lUDl and he gave his check for $40, 600
AMI promise to gIy the additional
SpruJ should the court confirm the sale.
Appointment railroad man here expressed
BIS belief that the New York Pennsylvania
aud Ohio Was NJ the bottom OF the pur-
cha, though Nr. Johnson declined to say
anything definite upon the matter, 1t
"r learned, however, from other reliable
OurcrS that he purchased the road princi-
plly toProtcct the New CaSteliteS' inter
etS which amounted 10 So, 900, S62, 600
o!wh..h We're in the Simpson judgment
which they had purchased
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-25

tsnsa,;1 10 ! md yOu say is to be the next Presi-
a,e T. Oh. | don't know and don't
hOotiDr,. "a not looking for Presidents-Pm
Ooly " LOT pain-killer." 'Ah, you've
Ion O1 ~sk at the next corner for Saliva
II Kills pain every time"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-25
Another veteran Gone.

DOVER, n. H, October 2-John Hall,
of Darlington, veteran Of the war oi
1872, died yesterday aged 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-25

Low-necked dresses are going to be
very popular with the lovely young
dudines, becauseif they should catch cold
wearing them, haven't they got DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup to cure them?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-25
Became raraIyzcd While Upin a Tire,

LECruNIA. o.. October 3.-Washing-
Ion German, an old man sixty-eight years
o.agc, who resides in Beaver township,
S1honnS county, live miles northeast Of
Of this place, was picking winter apples
Yesterday morning and when up in a large
''er but lew minutes his legs became
ctamped. and while getting down out Of
iae tree they became 50 numb he could
lo' let his weight upon them. No one
beng HEAR To help him he slid down to
Where The step ladder WAS standing at the
uInS oi the tree, and in the act Of step
ping lrom the tree to the ladder the old
man irIl To the ground, breaking no bones,
'l' badly bruisIug himself His grand
NJ -hnd'n@ hIm lying prostrate under the
1gr gave the alarm aud Mr. German was
~Arn 10 his home 4 short distance away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-25


and that was against Him. When men
propose any great work they band to-
gether, they write letters of agreement,
they take Oaths of fealty; and the more
and complete the organization, the more
and complete the success. Here was One
who went forth without any organization
and alone. If men had any notion of
joining in His company, all right; if they
had right not to join in his company,
all well. If they came they were greeted
with no loud salutation; if they went
away they were sent with no bitter ana
themas. Peter departed, and Christ turned
and looked at him. That was all! All
this was against Him. Did any one ever
undertake such an enterprise amidst such
infinite embarrassments and and by such
modes? And yet l am here
to say it ended in a complete triumph.
Notwithstanding His worldly occupation,
His property, His plain face, His unpre-
tending garb, the fact that he was school
less, the fact that he had brief life, the
fact that he was not accompanied by any
visible Observation-Disclosures all
that, in an exhiliration which shall be pro,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08

From Q circular issued on behalf Of
the proposed railway FROM Pasadena. via
La Canada, Cresoents Canada and Monte
Vista to San Fernando. the following
extract is made, H
The settlers Of La Canada are mostly
engaged in fruit raising and are an intel
ligent, social class Of people. They
have lately shown their appreciation of
good educational advantages by erecting
in the district handsome and oommo-
dious public school building, furnished
with the fnest seats. maps and other
apparatus. A Postotiice and store forms
the nucleus Of town that. with the
adyept Of railroad. is sure to spring
up. SOD NV
The Canada valley lies directly In the
path OF desirable railroad connection
between the line Of the Los Angeles and
San Gabriel Valley Railroad and the
Southern Pacific at or aear San Fernan.
do. Such road, starting at or near
Pasadena, would not only afford the
connection named, thus giving the
Southern Paciic valuable feeder for
its main line and possibly shorter
route to San Francisco, but II would
prove . profitable local enterprise. even
as the Los Angeles and San Gabriel VAIL
ley road has so proven. 1t 10 a signi6-
cant fact that some of the leading bust.
ness men Of Pasadena and Los Angeles
are even now discussing with the citi.
sens Of Can ada the project Of organising
q company for the building Of such a
load, and that its construction will soon
be begun, there cannot be much doubt.
The settlement and improvement Of
the Sierra Madre foot.hill portion Of Los
Angeles county are going on at very
rapid rate, and the reasons for this ad-
vancemsnt are apparent. They may be
summed up Ia the words, climate, soil,
water, landscape. society. In short,
there is everything worth living for in
this delightful region.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08
The Public VIII Buy None other.
One half the Williamson sold in eight
dava


The HERALD is under obligations to
Mr.. John Il. Jackson for q very fine
specimen of the night blooming cereus,
from his gardens on North DAILY street.
East Los Angeles. This specimen is
one Of the choicest ever produced Its
purity of color outrivals the whitest Of
alabaster, and suggests the whiteness Of
the wings OF the seraphs as mentioned
by the rsyelator on the isle of Patmos.
For the most perfect symbol Of purity
and innocence the night blooming ceregs
is Incompatible and complete. and the
specimen from the garden of Mr.. J ick,
son is one of the finest ever grown in
any land. All the elements of the flow.
er are gracefulness Iersonitied and mate
rlalized. All that beauty of color. or
absence Of color. all that gracefulness Of
form could be imagined by the most re.
fined and cultured mind, seem concen-
trated 10 this rare and beautiful fowor
the Incompatible night blooming cereus
of Los Angelica, which appears like the
softest and sweetest straip Of music
solidjhed, .tais y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08

efson., ".o
Gen. j. X. Briefly went out to 70
mona yesterday on little pasear.
Mr.. Theodore Coleman, of the Pasa
dela Star, was in the City yesterday.
Judge Widnsy will remove his family
10 /. ,ng Bsaeb for the summer on Sat.
nrJav :
Mr. C. II. simpl,ins. presid emit of tb,
Lo. Angeles Gas Co,npany. ia on the
train due here at p. NJ. to-day.
Mr. G. A. Low. A d,stioauishsd eiti.
-. on. o.. -. No. =,
zen o. .ne pay Suy. S ne'' ny
tram from .ne norm 'o'aas. aH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

IN acres ct the Vernon, beautiful .
we'll AZ very productive home; houss or
rooms. barn. nne well. windmill and tank
oS S'S 81 6. rs as snsssh V e:
county AMI cheap at $4,000
10 aeres at Glendale, all undss water, .
acres Improved; Q cheap placer 1900.
II aores. finely improved. on the Alhaw-
hsa;6 acres Ia 10 year old oranges; ~ in
spricot. and p e years. oornsrlot' abdnd-
s.:: ss Siis:Ss U.s. K. so ,.. s Ss
"a 100 acres At highland PARK; BIZ buy;
fronts on streets. Iisaf ttation: only ol6Gd
Is b-100 acres In the Lick Tract; adjolns
city limits; cheap q yi76 per sore.
barn. hne well tank and horne power; water
Tor irrigatinG from ditch; Hne brick wine
cellar: vines 70. u spd p yesrs old, mostly
f.rsign yaFisti ss zine SHED so5,1o di,tit
est I'M proved machinery Ter mailing wines
and brandies, with working capacity for
between q, 900 and 5000 Rallops OF vino;
has fine line Of custom with 4 demand far
in excess OF the production: will sell all the
pergonal property horses. wagons, tools,
@ h, etc.; viii not require ons dollars al
lnschinefy, etc. This property bas paid
Increase. and sSords one Of tbs best busi.
ness opportunities in this county ie-dsy.
Best Of fsasons given for selling. Also, n
ocnhection With tlss above, fns yoins
vineyard of 70 acres. : ~
acnJs snd ies 4. santa Ecnics. Niua
room hous and large lot, one Of ~
pret.isnt places In East Loa Angeles ND:
must be sesk % b appreciated.
RssS,it II K cts = F g s.s $500,
Gelee property. fs. eIlla 81 sra
ksnoh IN Nebraska 70 rsxehangs fes efsy
or county property. ii
Ran her "a Iowa 70 sxphsnss Tor Los An
gelss property. - w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08

But inside city--oheap lots in Wiesen.
dangers City Tract. Free ride from 20
N. Spring. f itr-.. n.fes.f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08
Summer Racss.-First Series
isAuouaAl mEarlHo o. vns
Los ANGELES TURF CLUB,
AZ Agricultural P~sk.
Entries CLOSED July LIST, lisa
rIasr DAr-rnunspAr, sULr


RInsT DAY-THU RSDAfs JoLH
~. rs 5l. ~
First Raoe-Runnfus- rntrod uotfon ataka.
halfmiIe dash for two wear oldai M ars
trance. 80 added to winner: sSooo2 hasss
n ssva tale. r
Al Moran sntsrs br. 4 csrmsi,t.- ., he
Hard wood. dam BY shiloh. ~
M Hi enters 4. q. Mtkado. 4. bv All.
lob. dam. Margsry. BY xrror.
~ ]. Hutchtnson entefs b. 1. NsSrsriss. q,
By Hard wood. dam. Nsid-of Nistl'' =
mile heats, in s.
Nv Gardner entsrs h. m. I,kAv 4 A,
By Billy Norfolk. dam by Lonafsilv
Z. Williams uames biz. 4. cen Havftf
aSsd BY Richmond. an. Earblra
c. q. simmous enters i 4. You ~ xusr1oa-
aged; By HARM Rattler dam ~ 6o6F Socf.
iHg. $50 n - = - n
Third-"La Ballona" Dtakse--Runufna--
Three quarters OF 4 mile DASH free for III; :
Weisht for age. rs entrancs- hon Nm "a
winner; second horse 10 rave stake. =
A., j.. Hutohinson enter Oh. q ID 4, bv
HockhockinF. dsm. Eva foonnha
Thomss Hiysrado enters Z N 1,ouss 4.
by Hoe hooking. dam uninown.
Thomas STATION enters blI' Mania
6trattou, t,by KevilIe, dam unknovu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08

Mr.. l.. II. Carver hands HERALD re-
porter the following from the Gazette, Of
Salem, Massachusetts:
The original copy Of the following
shown TO US. II has reference to the
French and Indisn wars of that period.
The writer was OF Topsteld, and was
one of the 1000 men which the Legisls-
ture Of Massachusetts, voted TO raise
upon the recommendation OF the English
government, to swell an army looking
10 the reduction Of Canada, then pos-
sessed by the French. with whom the
English were at war. The expedition
against Ticondsroga and Crown Point
was failure. There was fierce battle
ON the 9Th Of July. 1868. In which the
English lost, in killed and wounded,
about 1000 men. The letter speaks OF
the number as being between 1000 and
5000; but this Is the exaggerated state
ment Of unofficial information as 1t
rescued the ears Of men In distant parts
Of the army. We append the letter.
CAMP LAKE GEoRoE. July IL, 1858.
MY Dear aud Loving Wife.
After my love TO you and to my dear
children, hoping these lines will find you
10 good health, as they leave me.
Thanks be to God for the same. would
inform you that we have been up to the
fort at the N ARROWS and have had very
smart engagement with the French and
Indians, which began at 10 o'clock and
held till sunset, in which time there was
between feur and five Thousand Of our
men killed and wounded, which has
weakened our strength very much.
would inform you that we are all
well that came from Topeka, only lex.
cspil Joseph Perkins and Francis Towne.
Joseph was not able to 40 up to the fort.
but be is growing better, I hope. ] de.
sire to bless God that through his good
guidance al our company escaped with.
out being wounded when many Others
were. Give my duty to father and
mother Perkins and al their folks. !
desire you to send me letter and send
word how you all are ~ soon a. you can.
II I should not live TO come home /
would inform you that l have lent Dan
lei Clark one dollar, which you may get
II should not live 10 come home,
INk t4# uEsER GOULD,
M Topsfield, New England.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08
Leading Merchants and County
Officers
Say the Williamson is the "caly one. /"


The Cooperative Nursery Tract.
Just south OF Jefferson, facing and
between New Main and San Pedro
streets. Free Bus leaves 236 N. Main
st., Baker Block, daily. including Sun
day at $50, 1880 and 3P. M. Smallest
lots 6Oxll9 feet. Price of all lots, $3.50
each, payable in light monthly install.
ments, without interest. With these
lots the owner contracts to furnish the
following improvements without extra
charge. Ten beautiful dwellings, two
inch plank sidewalks on both sizes of
every street, 4 mast electric lights and
pay for their use for ole year. The
ground now contains lay ear.old orange
trees and bearing vires. The
soil is dark and rich, and
no adobe. q miles west Of river.
Streets will be carefully graded, with e5
feet avenues and ten feet sidewalks,
There is not flaw in the property;
every lot perfectly level; title perfect.
The breeze from the ocean Is unobstruct.
ed by hills. always fresh and pure.
Water best In the county. Main street
horse cars will be within one block of
tract by Oct. LIST. About July 3lst the
subscribers names will be drawn to see
who can first select their lots with con-
tents. including the dwellings. After
the dwellings are selected there are fif.
teen extra large corner lots to be taken.
The owner respectfully refers to the
Presidents of the city Banks. Books
now open for subscribers.
j. NJ. BACHELOR 4 CO., M'grs,
1886 N. Main st., Baker Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08
Ruy a Lot, Not n Mere Ticker,
In Wiesendanser's City Tract.



EDITOR HERALD: A young lady
was saved from drowning yester.
day by brave crew of men who after
much loss of time manned the only
available boat and succeeded after a
while in getting away far out to sea and
picking up the girl, about 10 years oil
age. She had been nearly an
hour floating, unable to make
for shore. Many medical men awaiting
on the beach to render aid saw the sup.
posed victim come walking between her
reseuers amid shouts OF Joy. She is
doing well and out of danger. Her
nan is Miss Clapp, daughter Of Captain
Clapp. and esteemed by every person in
Long Beach. Had she been drowned a
sad gloom would have cast its shadow
over all.
! will give $40 towards life.boat.
Yours, ETC., EDWIN WARD.
Long Beach, July 5, 1886.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08
q. A. r. VISITORS.
Arranging 40 Entertain the
Clty,s Quests.


At large and enthusiastic meeting
Of citizens held at the old Armory Hall
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock to dis.
ouas ways and means for the proper re.
ception Of the Thousands Of incoming
members Of the Grand Army Of the Re.
public on their way from the East to
attend the National Encampment at San
Francisco. the following action was
had 81
WHEREAS, Many thousands of the
members Of the Grand Army Of the Re.
public, representing every state in the
Union aud nm organization numbering
over 100000 * soldiers and sailors Of
the Union army and navy. together with
their friends, will visit Southern Cali
forpia aud Los Angeles during the SEES
sion Of the National Encampment, @.
A. r., In this State in August next; aud
WHEREAS, IL Is eminsntly fitting that
the citizens Of this city and county
should greet these incoming veterans
with a warm-hearted welcome, so that
their visit to the Golden State will ever
remain TO them grateful remembrance;
therefore, 1an.
Resolved, That the reception accorded
to them should be OF public nature,
In winch all Of our citizens may share
alike. N Hal
Resolved, That, Ia our judgment. the
Appropriation ofAthe necessary funds by
the city and county for that purpose,
and also for the purpose OF making an
exhibit Of the product OF Southern Cali
furnia in consction Herewith, is emf
nently proper, and. 10 this end we re-
qaesi the Board Of Supervisors OF Los
Angeles county and the City Council OF
Of Los Angeles city, in accordance with
the action Of other oities and counties Of
this State to appropriate y, 500 each. ~
Resotved, That the following commit
lee Of citizens, be, appointed to present
this action 10 the Board Of Supervisors
AMI the City Council. and urge the ap'
preparations; and the committee Is re.
quested TO meet at old Armory Hall, Re.
qi,ena street, Saturday, July lob. at
1890 A. N. Committee; l. W. Hell.
insu, Chairmanj J. D. Bicknell, LEVEL
lyn b xby, L. j. Rose, j. d, Lynch, B.
M. Widney, J. De Barth Sborb, y. X.
Platter, John Mansfield, Sidney Lacey, II,
T. Hazard, Andrew mcfarland, X. =.
Baker, J. Banbury, IL 2. Osborne,
Charles Naelay, Geo. II. Bonsbrake, y
IL. Edwards, Walter 3. Moore, j. Il.
McComas. C. II, Rowland. l.. K. Dunk
elberasr, W. II. Seana1s, Geo. u. Gard,
II. II. Boyoe and w. N. Monroe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08

Latest Novelties I'm Ice Cream.
The Los Angeles ice Cream Company,
P. o. box 368. telephone ~, offer the
following novelties in ice cream: Indi-
vidual moulds, Turks head, strawberry
basket, oroquettes, fruits and flowers.
birds and animals. Also, make the fol.
lowing creams: Neapolitaine, vanilla,
trawbery, lemon, oustard, pineapple,
harlequin, Pistaohio. Ices: orange.
lemon, pineapple, raspberry. Miscel.
laneous; bonnie glacs, biscuit glacs. cafe
Prallne, cafe Pale, maccaron, frosen
pudding, tutti Fruit, Charlotte russo,
brown bread cream, caramel Toe cream,
flbsrt ice cream, plum pudding.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08
The Public Will Buy Nome other.
One.half the Williamson sold In eight



Angelenos should not fail to remem.
Der the benefit to be given for the Los
Angeles Parlor. N. s. G., W., of this
city next week by the Bella Moore
Mountain Pink Company. These young
gentlemen natives of the Golden State
by the western ocean, abont a year ago
gave to Los Angeles an art exhibi,
lion OF really rare merit. IL
was success every way, excepting the
financial way. The boys made a very
ambitious effort, and were left terribly
in arrears in their great expenses. 1.-The
Mountain Pink" company kindly con.
sent TO give them benefit next week to
help them out of their trouble. BY all
means let Angelefios turn in and do like.
wise and see that the boys pay all their
debts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08

Mr.. IysrA. Void. Of Cuhuenga val.
ley, has well Of $50 feet in depth
which flows a stream Of water, on tbs
surface Of which comes forth a steady
supply Of petroleum. so
The water and oil run out OF the side
of the pipe at the surface of the ground
while the hydrogen goes up out at the
end of the pipe, short dlstsnce above
the water. On the top Of the pipe Mr..
Weld has placed gas burner and this
is 40 well supplied with gas that he has
lighted II, and has a perpetual guide to
his feet BY day aud night. Mr.. Weld
was in the city yesterday to get an iron
reservoir made for the storage of the
gas, which he proposes to use for fuel
and light ~
A thousand men can initiate the ex.
ample of Mr.. Weld aud have gas we'll,
that will warm and light their houses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08


The coLtempt cases against Major
Horace Bell. twice tried by juries, have
been dismissed, on motion of the Dis
trict Attorney.
The mountains -up the gCrescsnta
Canada country were all aree yesterday.
The smoke rolled up in great masses an
veloping the mountains on all sides.
Rev. O. II. Bollinger Is having hand
some stone wall erected all around hi
fine property. corner Second and DIV.
streets. The premises are now occupied
by Mr.. J. H. Book.
Capt. Darcy, Deputy Sheriff of Lo'
Angeles county. went north to-day q
place d. c. Lyon, an insane person, ia
the asylum at Stockton. Lyon 10 from
Santa Ana. HF
Rev. Mr.. Browne, the newly chosen
rector Of the Episcopal church at Pass
dena, will be indicted into his pastor
ate next Sunday by Dean Trew Of Sar
GABRIEL.
Last Friday morning the dead body Of
Charles Rheinsrov, late quartermastel
~ the .team.bip santa Rosa. was found
floating in the bay at San Diego, badly
disfgured by being eaten BY fishes.
The Longstreet place, on Figueroa and
Adam. street.. IN reported soId. The
-:-s = soo 900 NJ. -
street has had her views as to value sci
at fully . round 500. 600. The report
needs confirm 1tion.
Another locomotive for the L. A. 4 8.
a. v. r. r. arrived Yesterday from
p;ttsbnro Pa. IL In a fiftv.ton engine.
huiit for strenoth and spesd. and will
maize 4 lively run through the valley oI
San Gabriel. ~
M. -.
no nA'e"s 'o'P"' s'' 's
Major horace Dell must Do aisPeseo o'
before Judge Brunson this morning. AZ
.le oriesnAi osso. nsse Dsn e.s' III,
disposed Of. =, ~ w
The railroads have issued a new form
81 tbrouoh tjeksts To the East. They
e. - ,.....s 80 AZ. Io.r
are ~ Soon ,V har.,n,".s n n.s Tbss
AwAwa.u onss ns. s - ia 3,
a., u,o y I's.s"I -.
n.e'y 'os'' ue'A0'u " w.
Bales Of realty yesteroay oioss'y p
DrOxim0t8d xZUO,OOO. Mortgages, out
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08
RANchEs. ETC.

IS acres, a improyed; nioe Groom house.
hard finished closets, pantries, etc; % acres
the land In nice neighborhood. only six
o %sc r snd I .sboos so ci0ss e
81 s. 100 .crea BARGAIN /. "A sore. NJ Tia
me nnes ~, inoreisn varieties q sfspe. cuttings
rsss , o. mor IN 6n rsui nedSe sna
..on.. On oou , 49,, Yne maie .t2es
q oin sc !. snd ~ ,ts
$1,000; this IL one OF the best youuF ranches
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-08
WHAT $4,000 Will BUY.

one hundred and eleven acres Of the
best land In the valley. Think OF Il: the
Hawkins rancho. at Fulton Wells
over dity thousand dollars, now OF.
Tered BY Haislip a Son.. 16lf North Main
street. for 900. Offer only good Tor thir-
~ days. The place needs no description as
agree that for Green House. Beautiful
Flowers, Statues, Fountains. Nice shrub
berry and walks, II SURPRISES everything In
or around Los Angeles city. All under
hIty.one acres OF fine fruit land, with eigh.
teen acres Of oranges In good bearing.
This property, lately left by the deceased
Mr.. Hawkins TO his wife, who is OF delicate
health and not being able 10 look after n.
offers Il at the above mentioned bargain.
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