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Tf~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
- az I IcI,

49, TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
N@a OFFICE COMPTROLLER THE CUR
RfSCY,
WASHINGTON. December 2Sth, 1885.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented the
undersigned il has been made TO appear that THE
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINliION,' In the
CITY OF WASHINGTON, ill the COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON, and DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
has piled with all the provisions of the Revised
Statutes of the United States required TO be complied
with before association shall be authorized to
mence the business of Banking:
Now, therefore, 1, HENRY w. CANNON. Comp
trolier of the Currency do hereby certify that THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, In the COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON, and DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. IS
authorized to commence the business Of Banking as
provided in Section fiftyOne hundred and sxty-nine
of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal OF
LIS office, this 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER 1885.
II. w. CANNON.
d31-60t COMPTROLLER of the Currency.
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BOOKS, &c.

NEw BOOKS
Dantorths Digest of the O. S. Reports. Williams on
yeyancing. Mcconnell on Trustees Process, Law and
Equity Financial History of the u. s, 1SG1-1SS5,
Bodies. Protection versus Free Trade, by Hoyt &c
ciesiastcal Institution. by Spenser: Marlborough by
Saintsburg. Cycloppdia of Practical Quotations, by
Hoyt and Ward. Wit of Women, by Kate SaDborn
Donovan. by Lyail. McClelans Last Services to the
Republic by Curtis. Stationery of all kinds Will De
sold by the sheet quire rean; also by the pound
Call and examine my stock before purchasing else
where. In preparation: Military Law, vols, by
Lieut. Col Winthrop. W. H. MORRISON.
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ia22. 1p6ts 621 9TH ST. NV, opp. Patent Office.
A GENERAL REDUCTION
IN PRICES
DRESS GOODS. SILKS AND vELvETa
LARGEST sToCK-BEsT ASSORTMENT.
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES
We do not pretend to keep cheap goods We do keep
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SILK TULLE, ILLUSIONS, GAUZES. GRENlr
DIMES. CREPES, CREPE DE CHINE, SATINS,
SILKS, RHADAMES. MERvEILLEUX Acab
HANDSOME DRESS FRONTS FOR EVENING
WEAR
LARGE STOCK OF ELEGANT wRAPPINGS at
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ridiculous prices
HANDSOME BEADED vISITE. reduced from
500 S65 We offer whole stock less than cost
IMPORTED CLOTH JACKETS reduced from S1S
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BLANKETS AND COMFORTS
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS AND COTTONS.
TABLE LINENS, SHEETING AND NAPKINS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS at the
following low price: 81, SI25 and $3.50, worth q
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BLACK STRIPED MORE SILKS.
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BLACK AND CoLORED FAILLE FRANCAIs.
in newest shades.
LARGE STOCK OF SASH RIBBONS. entirely
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BLACK GOODS Of every description
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES puRsUING A DyNAMITEI

BLooDHoUNDs PURSUING A DyNAHIrER.--
At Cartersvllie, Ca, on Friday night an az
s. Commissioner Collins by the use OF dynem'
ite The house was badly wrecked, ana M.
and Mrs. Carter stunned, but not seriously IN.
jured by the explosion. A desperados named
Augustus jackson, who had been conmfftco
recently by Commissioner Collins 2 sopposse
70 have committed the outrage. he 49, -
we're af once procured from = ooaAS12 onmo
md nut On Juckson's trail
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The Question of Coast Defenses.

A TALK WITH GEN. FoRNEY-THE WASHING
TON NAVY YARD AS A PLACE FOR MAKING
BIG GUNS.
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rEG~ CENTRAL UNION MISSION, 900 Pa.
Oe@A aye.-Gospel service every night 7:3O
o'clock. Leader tonight (Monday), REV. GEO. b
PATCH, pastor of Unity Presbyterian church. Leader
rector st Johns p E: church. Short gospel talk.
are invited to come and hear the Gospel. 525-2t
TEs ALL THOSE INTERESTED IN THE
49, forming of Cricket Club. either as active
or contributing members, will please address II. L.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE

A IBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY, JANUARY 25TH,
Engagement for six Nights aud saturday Matinee OF
MISS MARY ANDERSON
And Full Dramatic Company, under the direction OF
MIR. HENRY r ABBEY.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings,
w = Gilbert's Neurological Comedy, in three acts,
PYGMALION AND GALATEA.
GALATE4 - MISS ANDERSON.
To be followed by a enc act Drama, written by W. 3
Gilbert spec tally for Miss Anderson, entitled
COMEDY AND TRAGEDY.
SLa - N Dh1.s''O-''
Tuesday evening and saturday Matinee
Shakespeare Comedy. in five acts, OF
As YOU LIKE 1T.
ROSALIND Cher first appearance in this character
IN lDis CITY ~
Thursday and Saturday Bulwers play, in five acts
THE LADY OF LYONS.
PAULINE ..........-.M MISS ANDERSON.
Reserved seats 81. so 81 and soc Admission, 81,
CSC, 5OC and 25c. IL
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FoR TIE NEw YEAR
Physicians Visiting Lists
Diaries, Calendars.
Whitakers and Church Almanacs.
Peloubets Notes on the Lessons for 1885
Half Hours with the Lessons of 1885.
Sermons by the Monday Club.
All the Lesson Papers for 1886. at
WIN. BAI.LANTYNE Il SONS,
doS 42S SEVENTH STREET,
My SrocK Or Ho11pAY Goops
is now pete and fully displayed first and Sec
ond floors consisting in part of CHRIsTMAs and
NEW YEAR CARDS PLUSH and LEATHER
GOODS of all kinds. which enumefate would re-
Quire much more space.
would ask my friends call early and make selec-
lions before the rush commences.
Lowest prices for all goods guaranteed.
specially Will be made of selling any and all
books 1T cost
@. A. whitaker.
Bookseller and Stationer
d. 11O5 Pennsylvania ave.
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DYING AT HIS POsT.-Albert Lybrook, of
Richmond, Ind, confirmed as consul at Algers,
is dying of consumption at his post.
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W NJ. c. A. COURSE
AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Friday Evening next, January %. 1856.
The Distinguished Poet,
WILL CARLETON,
Author of Farm Ballads, Farm Legends etc,
In his Lecture,
THE CHAIN OF SUCCESS"
Seats rcw on sale at Ellis music store at popula
prices Apply early j2.)-5t
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T~s CHAS S. PRICE. DRUGGIST, 426
D~A 9TH st. sw.-We keep stantly in stock
full line of Pure Drugs, Patent Medicines Perfnery
answered.
, 1886-11-18
The County Commissioners.

The board of commissioners has
been in session since the lst of No
vember and concluded its labors on
Thursday llth.
A very large number of bills,
claims, etc. were audited, including
the election expenses. Considerable
time was taken up in canvassing the
the election returns.
The rate of liquor licenses at Port
Hadlock was fixed at 5000 per annum;
at Irondale $500 per annum.
Liquor licenses We're granted to
Belyea Il Clausen, Hadlock; J. w.
Banta, IrondaIe; r. d. Attridge, Port
Ludlow; J. Z. Pugh, Port Discovery.
On report of surveyors and viewers,
it was ordered that a road be opened
from the Port Ludlow and Chimacum
to the intersection of the Quilcene-Dis
covery road, north of Chas. Smiths; also
ordered that a road be opened along
the shore line of the bay from Wood
mans to Keynes Landing on Port
Discovery bay.
After settling accounts. with the
county auditor, treasurer aud sheriff
the board adjourned, Thursday after
noon.
, 1886-11-18
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING,
Port.oH Port Townsend.

Bark Ella S. Thayer, Captain Mattsen,
arrived II days from San Francisco and
proceeded TO Tacoma, where she loads a
return cargo of coal.
Tug Mogul towed to Port BlakeIy the
British bark Carrie Delap, where she
loads lumber fer Buenos Ayres.
Tug Tacoma towed down from Taco
ma the British bark Webfoot, with SD,
900 feet of lumber, bound to CalIao.
Ship Detroit, Captain McAllep, arrived
Wednesday, II days from San Francisco,
and proceeded to Seattle, where she
l2Eds cargo OF coal fer SaD Francisco
On Thursday the tug Tyee towed to
sea sbe ChIlian bark Bella Vista, Capt.
Ey5e7s. with 3S5,O00 feet of lumber,
housa ~ Valparaiso.
Tug Tacoma towed to sea the British
bark Persia, Captain Owen, with 7l0,00
feet Of lumber, bound to Valparaiso.
italian bark Felicina Ferrari, Massone,
which sailed from here May with 554,
600 feet Of lumber, arrived at CalIao Sep
tcmber o.
British ship John E. Sayre is charter
ed to load wheat at Portland for U. X.
British bark St Lawrence, Mitchell,
which sailed from here August 18th with
100000 feet of lumber, arrived at Sydney
October %.
, 1886-11-18

Of a7 gentleman without newspaper ex-
Ecs:eHcc, hut with considerable capital,
a-l. ~ are informed, for soma time en-
d av.rod 90 purchase the OregouiGR he
tora be closed the bargain for the P--L-
Seattle Press.
NJ R.uvsS Of Eagle Har6or, iather-in-
Iaa of c. H. Packard, editor Of the $40
A,mi.h Eye whiie trying to cross to his
home from WLito river, on the S!h inst,
was drowned He had lashcd himself to
bis ieahiu@ boat and the body was there
fore recovered.
Tie whole length Of the cascade line is
two hundred aud fifty three miles. From
this deduct the one hundred and sixty
Que gailes built on tisa eastern side aad
the sly ylaIles on the western side Of the
mountains, and there Is yet to lee laid
only tiir!y-two miles to close up the gap
in the r.-mlnent line. 1t VIII all be
done IL the spring before the flowers
bloom.
Victoria CoiDniaf: From present indi-
cations il is probabie that the output OF
gold from = ulIass island vii! be doub-
led the coming ycar. \ sale OF the Sc
atilr" and Michigan" Iodes was effected
last month II a company of eastern cap
italists, who will commence the erection
of 1OO-stamp mill at cost of $J0O,0O0.
1t IS said that the immense vein of quartz
is ESQ feet in width, and the rock assays
from So to $237O This is evidently a
continuation OF the famous Trcadweil
ledge. If the ore averages well there is
enough on hand to run the mill for sew
eral years.
Rev. j. n. Brown is clerical blk,
who sails under the colors of the Baptist
church. He was, until few weeks ago,
q resident OF AIt. Vernon, says the Skagit
NcjrS. During his stay III that town he
courted and wed most estimable young
lady. For Il time all went we'll, and
then Brown was found to have uttered
numerous fragrant lies. A short time
ago he went to Seattle to raise funds, sa
he alleged, to complete the Baptist
church at Mt. Vernon, and after raising
quite sum and victimizing everybody
he could, he left for milder climes, and
numerous creditors and forsaken wife
mourn his hasty departure. Last week
letter was received IN Mt. Vernon that
tie clerical stamp had been seen in Nc
gales, \. T., and that he had gone to
Mexico. i
, 1886-11-18

WAsHIyGToN, Nov. 10.-Gen. o. O..
Howard, commanding the division of the
Pacific, has reported to the War Depart
ment that 700 Indians held in Arizona
reservations are in starving condition
and that he had, pending orders from
the department, issued two-thirds rations
to the Indians.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The appoint
ments of Chas. W. Irish OF Iowa City, to
be surveyor general of Nevada, John W.
Ii. Laird of California, TO be register of
the land office at Independence, Califor-
mia, vice David Waller, resigned. Timothy
A. Bryens OF Atlantic, n. J., to be agent
for the Indians of Uintah of Ouray Con
solidated agency i'll Utah. and Samuel
J. Walton OF Kentucky. to be consul of
the United States at Asuncion, have been
made.
, 1886-11-18
Instices and ConstabIes.

Following are the Justices of the
Peace and the Constables elected in
the various precincts of the county:
Port T6wnsend-Justices, W. II.
Whittlesey, d. P. Trimble; constables,
VIM. Furlong and Chas. Finn.
Port Discovery - Justice, James
Woolllnau; constable, VIM. Miles.
Ck;macum-J ustice, j. McConaghy;
constable, John Van FROZEN
Irondale-Justice, John Cornish; no
constable.
Hadlock-Justice, ". E. Chapman;
constable, @. j. Donnelly.
Central - Justice, John Hunting
ford; constable, John Broderson.
Port Ludlow-Justice, E. j. Old
ham; constable, E Cargill.
Leland Justice, Edwin Nichols
constable, j. Kuhn.
Quilcene-Justice, J. II. McArdle;
constable, ii. Beatty.
Brennon - Justice, j. Macomber;
constable, Z. p. Brennon.
, 1886-11-18
4 Samuel D. Howe.

IL vas ole OF the first early com,rs
L. Puget Sound. Writing hastily a
Va 10, il j. imp1s-ibie L. secure ae-
curare da'rs and Data, bHt in 1851 he
W., d resident Ct NhiGby Island. and
igtsr made Seattle his home. During
that year Lee. with several companions,
went 10 Qgccn Ch.rioitc's island on d
prCSD Drciiug tour. Their small slOop
w. wrecked and they We're captured
By tie Indians. being held in captiY-
lty all winter. Finally they were
rau--mrd 10y the Hudson Bay com
paHy and returned to the Sound.
&lr. Howe W elected rs Il member
Df the lower louise Tor the first icgis-
iatHre held Ii Washington territory
I'll was tie session oi 1888 t. His
de- mate was hon. A. A Denney,
now cne OF the most honored and
prosperous of Seattle citizens. He
was 4 member OF the same body dur
uEscveral subsequent sessions and en-
loved the respect Of his fellows.
During the Indian war of 1880 & he
served as captasn Of volunteer
company, doing excellent service
He was appointed by Lincoln as
Indian agent at Tulalip, and several
years later President Grant made
him collector of internal revenue for
Washington territory. Later still he
became inspector of customs with
headquarters at Seattle, leaving the
service in 1881. After this he en-
gagged in the cigar business in Seattle.
Some two years ago he removed to
Port Townsend, where he has since
resided He was good man, gen
erous, loyal and honest, and drew
about him many friends who will
mourn to hear OF Lis death. He was
respected by all and warmly held to
by those who knew him best,
He must have been something
more than 60 years of age. He died
poor, leaving a wife bat no children.
, 1886-11-18
OYSTERSI OYSTERS!!
DRkiSsMAKEEG.

Fresh Samish oysters at the Saddle
Rcck Restaurant.
, 1886-11-18
. justice TO E43h0Tcr.l.
Oh YAcusIA, Eoy. Sth. 1856.

Old TACOMA, Nov. Sth, 1886.
EPITaR RoET TOWNSEND ARGUs:-
4 word IN regard TO the ALLEGED law
Iessness of the citizens OF Old Taco
ma. On Sunday, tho 7th instant. q
petition was presented to the Tacoma
Mill Company praying fer Il reduc-
tlon Of the hours Of labor from III
hours to 10 hours, an answer to be
given in two days. On Monday, the
superintendent addressed the men,
and told them il they would give him
till Sunday, the I4th. he would reg
resent their wishes to the company
in a favorable light, and would give
them an answer by that time. They,
by Their acquiesccnce 10 his wishes.
showed that they were wiling 10 act
III as favorable manner as possible.
while asking fer nothing but what is
just and right. MILL Man.
Apples! Apples!! Apples!!!
AT F. W. PzTTYGRovE's, JR.
LOCO boxes CT the choicest varieties.
Just received. VIII sell in quantities to
suit, at the most reasonable prices.
, 1886-11-18
SUMMARY.

Every district has been officially heard
from except the 7th representative dis
trict, consisting OF Lincoln, Douglas,
Franklin and Adams counties. At the
best, from republican standpoint, the
legislature will be a tie, and there is
a strong probability that the 7th dis
tTict will return democrat, giving that
party a clear majority.
, 1886-11-18

Mrs. L. W. Snllins ia prepared to ac-
commodate ali of her old customers land
as many uCW ones as wish TO Gomez with
the latest -tyies in DressInakiug. Thank
ing You ali fer your kind patronage in
the past, / earnestly solicit share in the
future. st my residence, head of zigzag,
next door to Capt. Biondi.
0ctlGdlm Mrs. l.. W. SuLLINs.
, 1886-11-18
FRUIT TREES.

Now il tho time to order yorr fruit
and ornamental trees for fall planting
=. Z. Bartlett * Co. arc agents for o.
Dlckinson's celebrated nursery at Salem,
Oregon. Sample trees can be seen at
their store. Price list and descriptive
catalogue furnished on application.
, 1886-11-18
a Card

Mr.. L. A. Rostein, assisted by Miss
Lillian Miller, will open dancing class
in Learned's opera house, where all the
latest dauces will be taught For fur
ther Information in regard to terms, etc,
apply to either l.. a. Roslein OF Miss
Lillian Miller.
, 1886-11-18
Hawaiian Consul.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
JAMES o. NaINKLER,:k5, D.
PORT TNMNSEND " 7

Szce aud Drug store nsGr the t,ustCn House.
essidsnce, Mrs. E Barthrop's house formerly
ss8Gpied by Capt. Oliver, ON Taylor street.
Telephone in drug store, accessible day or
Eixht. No OF telephone IOr residence, SO. No,
efIeiephone for Office, %.
10 ONCE hours: u -, 4. N, 20 and7 TO
GE,E. Seps1dtawtf
, 1886-11-18
The Next Legislature,

According to the figures received by
the central committee and compiled by
the POSt-IRtelIigencer, the next leGislat-
ure for Washington territory will stand
as follows:
, 1886-11-18

The steamer Daisy will leave seattle fci
sl,anit River and way ports every Monday anC
Thursday, returning Tuesdays and Fridays
, 1886-11-18
Coal! Coal!


Franklin Coal, Seattle Coal, New South
Wales Coal and English Camel Coal.
ii. l.. TIBBALs, JR.,
On Quincy Wharf.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-08


The people Of the STATE Of California ssqd
rreefirr 70; Alexander Nell Edward 3.
Esnn and Klisha Hann. Deiendantss
You are hereby required 70 appear n an
action brought agalnst You b the above
named Plsin1i6 In the Superior Court Of the
STATE Of California, In and tor the county Q.
sied thersin. within ten days (sxclusfve 81
the day 81 ssrvice). after the service ON you
n this summons-if served within this
county; or, II served elsewhere within
sy day. or 11dsms1st, % c 3 e sr W. y
~. The IA action is brought % obtain ths
| decree Of :his Court declering thS Pisinnn
herein to BE- the owner q ne ioiiowinf s 1s
Rancho xsuss de Duarts; Comnencing a
| the soutn east corner Of Lot No. u IN Section
| IS; thence northerly along the east line O
same Lot - % chAirs g tne ~ \. corner ,o q
easterly 20 chains ioa point; thence a right
p poIns On s sossS Inc 81 dscfion q; theme.
Along said south line Of eee1icn 81 westerly Iy
e es sssoss g ri ssaiss
s3iudrinr that ne dsfendasts q either o
them have no ess.ss OF i5s:ssss u q e w ~
rei,ei a 70 the Court Say seem meet and
| for cot 81 nuit~ Reference 10 had 70 Com
plant for pArticulAra-
And you Arc hereby nctiaed thasii ~
= sSsss Fsquirsd, ne Md plaintiff vi
ely Q ihs eGs's Tor the relief demanded u
the oonple5.e. a. -, a. An.
ss Ssss S css ssss sss 70 iis q
an6 ioI ne county Of Lee Angslea this ~
day o. July, m q. year q oex lNros ~
th6.a.nd sisht ng.9tsd snS fafnsy ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-08
Treasury Department.
Once Of Comptroller OF the
Currency.


WARRINGTON, d. c., July %, l6o6.
WHERRAs. BY satisfactory evidence pre-
w scented 70 the undersigned, Il has been
made to appear that the Southern Cslifor
mia National Bank Of Los Angeles. In the
city Of Los Angeles. in the county Of Lol
Angeles, and the State OF California, hal
complied with all the provisions Of thu
Statutes OF the United States required to b
complied with before an sssociafion shnll
be authorized 10 commence the business oil
Banking.
Now, THxRKToRk. /, Valentine r Snyder
Deputy and Acting Comptroller Of the Cur
rency, do hereby certify that THE South
ern California National Bank OF Los An
geles," In the city Of Loo Angeles. IN thu
county of Los Angeles and State OF Oslifor
mia, IL authorized to commence tho business
Of Banning ~ provided In ection 6fty-one
hundred and sixty-nipe OF the Revised
Statutes OF the United States
In testimony whereof, witness my hand
and seal Of Office this 22d day Of July 1885
". p. SNYDER,
iss Ds q liz sSs ss:'Ss o'"'s''lls
~, No. s5Ss. jyS0
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-08

ABIETENE 10 produced from . pc
cuIiar Pine and the only place where
Abistene csa be produesd o. this CONT
nent u on the Wsaf<tn StoPs of the
Sierra Nsvsda's Of Caiifosnis. It has
rrsat medical properties sd sombining
With II other ExpectoFants u Abietene
Cough Balssm. We gusrsstss II for Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Segs Throat.
whooping Cough, Csoap, Irritation Of
the Throat, and trouble Of ths Lungs.
Ask Prsuss aad Hanos for Abistsne
Cough Balsam and tsks 40 other.
Price rs cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-08

Would use Kemp's Bslsam for the throat
and lunes. II q curing moro cases Of
coughs. coida. asthma, bronchitis, oronp
and all throat and lung troubles. than
any other medicine. The proprietor
han authorized IL. d. Godfrey to refund
your money II, after taking three-fourths
Of bottls. relief Is not obtained. Prize
Soc. and 81. Trial vie free.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-08
FOR SALE
ny
".P, Mcintosh
Veal Estate Agent,
l22 North Spring Street. Temple Block.


COUNTRY PROPERTY.
01o, 900 stock ranch Of 10000 acres
controlling fine water and grazing on nearly
half million acres Please investigate.
al4O per acre for a ITO acres Of land. only
two miles southwest OF the city. Very de-
sfrable for or 10 acre villa lots, as 1t com
mauds . fine view Of the ocean. and only
about half mile from the Plco Heights
Tract OF the Electric Cable Company.
o15.OOO for nearly two hundred acres 1T
Pasadena, mostly In fruits Valuable for
subdivision. Easy terms.
| $4,000 for 60 scres near San Gabriel De
$500 for 20 acres In San Gabriel Valley.
Besides the foregoing have cheap aud
| high-priced land IN San Bernardfno and Los
Angeles counties. on very reasonable terms.
CITY PROPERTY.
10000 for the property ON the southwest
corner OF Beaudry avenue and Temple
street, having frontage Of 164 feet on Tenn
pie street. This property AFFORDS the best
site for grocery, drug store and lodging
& III house n q re s lcoms ana
lots. southwest corner Of Temple and Met
calf streets. Cable cars and graded streets.
1880 Corner lot one block from Main
street. 70xlso feet; suitable for fine resi-
5000 for corner and adjoining lot ON
Hill street. w
ssOOO for elegant lot on best side Of
Twelfth street; honse. stable and most beau-
1
ss0OO for good house and fine corner lot
on Olive street.
$4,000 for large house and lot on Main
street, near Fifth.
070O for lot on Pearl street; easy terms.
$500 for lot on Montreal street graded.
$500 for lot on Bellevue avenue
400 for lot on Virgin street; fine view.
| 1850 for lots on Temple street; graded.
$500 for lots near Walnut avenue.
$3.50 each for lots on Twelfth street.
Elegant residences on the hill and south
Lots in an parts Of the city at reasonable
prices. "a
/ desire to call particular attention to the
| fine building lots that have for sale on the
hill on the installment plan.
FOR EXCHANGE.
~ acres in fruits and vines, with good
cottage, At Pomona, for house In Los An.
geles.
90, 40 or 60 acros in bearing vines, nedr
San Gabriel depot, in exchange for city
properly.
90 acres of fine land for city properly.
Houses rented. rents collected and all
business connected with real estate prompt
ly attended to.
Parties having large or small sums o.
money to loan on first mortgage will do well
to give me call. Out of the many loans
Recommended and made by me, challen q
any mortgage TO say that a suit has been
commenced or one single installment Of in
terest dcliuQuent this date and unpaid.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-08

GIVE YOUR CHILDREN. for ecushs and
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-08

rae P6pulAsAen - Les Angslss
Il shout forty thousand. and We would say
q least one half are troubled with some a.
lection Of the throat and lung. As those
complaints are, according 70 stafietics,
more numerous than o(hen, We would ~
on Us and Ct bottle Of ksmps Balsam
for the throat and lunkn. Trial size free.
Price % cents aud @l.3o For sale by II. d.
godfrey. Nadeau Block.