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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
meeting of the Pacific slope
Deieaaaton.

WASHINGTON, January ia meet
inc of the Pacific slope Cougressiona
delegation had been arranged for to-
night to agree upon q uniform policy
IN the treatment OF such matters
affecting that section as are likely
to come up before Congress during
the present session. As there were .
number of absentees, the meeting was
postponed uRtil next week. The mem
bers present informally discussed the
Chinese and silver questions, but in the
absence Of full delegation no formal
expression of opinion was had.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
a promising Coit.

NEw YORK, January ia colt by
speadthrift Doubt. which as yearling
was sold last year at Madison Square
Garden for $1,000, has been named
stockton, and there is report that ne
will be matched againt 2-year-old oi
Pierre Lorillard. Stockton Is said 70
have run half mile last fall In fifty
aeconds
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17

Captain A. Foster. for many years
Superintendent of the steamers OF the
California Steam Navigation Company,
with headquarters at Sacramento, u
visiting this city with his wife and so
journing at the Hollenbeck Block. II
Is the intention Of the CAPTAIN and hi
wife 20 visit San Diego. Riverside and
other attractive portions OF Southern
California before they return.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
The Fatal mine.

WnKEsBARRE. Pa. January l6.-The
rescuing party at work on the stope oi
one Of the Nanticoke mines Of the
Susanna Coal Company. had up to An
early hour this morning worked their
way through over three Thousand feet
of sand, culm and rocks and are now
hourly expecting to reach the fatal
chamber Yesterday practical miners
were doing much towards aiding the
rescuers and they do not hesitate to say
that from present Indications the men
are all buried beneath sand. When
they reach the fatal spot. should this
prove true, it may yet take several days
before any bodies can be rescued.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17

We would announce to you that we have
bought the drug stock OF Messrs. skinner q
Hall. No. q south Spring street. whore we
shall keep on hand fnn supply Of Drugs
and Medicines, Drug Sundries aud Toilet
Articles OF every description. Our store
shall be headquarters for any and every
thing found In firstclass drug house. Dr
X. w. ELLIS, formerly OF Heinxeman &
Ellis. has returned from the East to remain.
and, having purchased this store. will give
II his personal supervision He Will be
pleased 70 see all OF his Old friends and
hopes to make many new. He will be found
at his store at all hours OF the day, and Il is
his purpose to make this house one OF the
most reliable and trustworthy drug houses
on this coast. Having had an experience
Of over twenty-five years as druggist and
physician, he Is confident that all will prodt
thereby In getting nothing but strictly pure
drugs The Prescription Department VIII
be under his immediate care ably assisted
by Mr. Vim. q. skinner. so favorably known
here As a careful and skiillul druggist. We
shall make . specially OF physicians' orders.
dispensing nothing but pure medicines.
RuvfnE direct from the manufacturers. thus
insuring purity and fresh goods. Every
thing that goes out OF our store shall he sat
isiactofy Ia quality and price fhis we
guarantee. reasonable discount when
goods are bought in quantity. We cordially
Invite all 10 call aud see as.
RcmemheF. pleese- p south spring street.
los sssBsis''s1i's 1sssiss. 1saaas s sss sLis iia SS
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ALuxury ana Neces.i,v

For rich and poor who wish to enjoy
good health, and who do not wish TO re-
sort to bitter. nauseous liver medicines
aud cathartics, is the concentrated liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs. Sample
bottles free and so cent and Si.O0 bot.
ties for sale by @. +. Heinzsman, agent,
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
WAFER DEVELOPMENT.

s. J. THRAILKlLL A CO.., of Eagle Rock
Valley, Sierra Madre and Cfeacenta Cahsda.
fully prepared to drive tunnels for water
aud dig aud bore wells; also. pipe wells, put
in pumps. etc. Satisfaction Fusrantced.
Address p. o. Box ll2, Pasadena Best OF
references. dec23 DAWN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
u,,exar Orrantxat,eu,

DUBLIN, January l6.-The Freeman,
Journal to-day says: eThe Cabinet al
its meeting yesterday discussed the pro
priety Of issuing q proclamation declar'
ing the National League an Illegal or
qanization.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
mrs. hasten Heard From.

SANTA Rosa. January l6.--Mrs. 7.
Hasten and man named Ney were
arrested here to-day. 1t is alleged thai
Mrs. Hasten threatened the life Of John
A. Paxton, . wealthy and influential
citizen Of Healdsbarg. She claim, that
Paxton drew four thousand dollars Of
her money fraudulently from San
Francisco bank. She sued and recovered
Judgment for the amount. An appeal
was taken and the judgment was re.
versed by the Supreme Court. This is
thought to be the cause OF the woman's
animosity towards Paxton. What con.
nection Ney, who claims to be grand.
son Of Marshal Ney. has in the matter,
is unknown. II was discovered last night
that the man was living illicitly with the
woman, who claims to have a husband
in Los Angeles. The pair showed great
Indignation when arrested and taken To
Healdsburg. where they will be tried
shortly. Both were well dressed and
seemed refined and educated. The affair
has created quite sensation in this
vicinity.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
The Turf.

SAN Francisco, January l6.-Thert
was fair attendance at the Bay Dis
trict track this afternoon. The firsl
race was between Hayward Chief and
Willie s., mile heats, three In five. fol
800 side, and was won by the latter
Time, 2:5S. 2.55, 2:52a.
The second race. between Kitty L.
and Garfield, stakes $500. was won By
the former In 2:54, 2;5l and 2:47h.
A handicap race, between Magdailah
Marin and Maude w. w. was postponed
until next Saturday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
H. niereI Arrested.

San FRAScisco. january l6.--Henr,
Siegel. Los Angeles merchant. was or
rested to-day on complaint Of Henry
Koch, Of the firm Of Friedlander, Koci
& Co., of this city, Wholesale dealers In
hats and caps. Siegel is charged with
having obtained 5000 worth OF good,
from the firm by falsely representing hi'
financial standing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
An sn.erprl.lns nellable EIeass

Mr.. C. +. Heinzsman can always be
relied upon. not only to carry in stock
the best Of everything, but to secure
such articles rs have well.known merit
and are popular with the people, there
by sustaining the reputation OF being
always enterprising and ever reliable.
Having secured the agency for the cele-
brated DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, will sell 1t on positive
guarantee. It will surely cure any and
every affection of the throat lungs and
chest. and to show our confidence. we
invite you to call and get trial bottle
free.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
mining stocks.

SAN FRAaoIsco. January l6.-Best q
Bslcher, Soc; Crocker, l5c; Hale 4 Nor
cross, $40; Mexican, 35c; Ophir, soc
Peerless, 25c; Potosi, 40c; Savage, 70ei
Sierra Nevada. 45c; Union Consolidated
Die
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
n.,r xarn money market.

NEW YoKk, january l6.-Monsy OIL
call, ls@2 per cent; prime paper
4@5 per cent; exchange bills, S4.e02
demand. 84.89.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
". BEAUDEx,
PEOPLES STORE


values fore
profit
foundations
will stand ready
those who attempted to
fog banks of credit and stranded
the isle of inexpeience.
We failing Butt we do
dealers fail by this weeks prices will
W n ou anicipatons
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
sentence Peetponea.
Treaty Of peace.

SAN FRASoIsco, January 6.--Sen
tence in the dynamiters cases was post
poned until Tuesday next.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17

All outstanding debts due the late firm OF
themselves at their office, No. 207 North Los
Angeles street, and all liabilities OF said
firm will be paid by them at same address.
jaI7 NEWTON, CHAPLIN a. co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
Pesreleum.

NEW YoKg, January l6.-Peirolsum
Steady; United Pipe Line closed at
e72e per Dbl.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION.
AUCTION SALE

AT NO. Ill SOUTH MAIN STREET. ON
TUESDAY MORNING, January 10Th, 1886,
at 10 O'Clock, all the Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE, consisting Of elegantly carved
Walnut and Ash Bedroom Suits. Walnut
Wardrobe, Walnut Pillar Extension Table.
Fine Walnut 5ideboard. Tennessee Marble
Top Mirror Back, Parlor Set covered with
Plush, Large Ebonized Cabinet, Body Brus-
sells and Tapestry Carpets of rooms, Lace
Curtains, Poles, Pillows, Curled Hair Mat
trasses, Bolsters, Large Range, crockery,
Glassware, etc., etc.
Sale positive, as the party is leaving for
the East. These goods are as good as new,
having been used only few months.
NORTHCRAFTS & CLARK,
if72t AuctioDeers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
NOTICE.

We have this day sold 10 Messrs. WHIT
TIER. FULLER & CO., OF San Francisco
our entire stock Of Paints, Oils and Glass
together with the fixtures and lease Of the
Angeles street, and also the good will OF the
business heretofore carried on by us III
these goods at above address.
We heartily thank our friends and the
public for the very liberal patronage the1
have given us, and request a continuance
and increase OF their favors for our success
A. j. NEwTON,.
9. CHAPLIN, "a
X. ID. WADE, o.
Doing business under the firm name OF
NEWTON, CHAPLIN 4 co.
Los Angeles, January 18th, 1886.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17

Referring to above notice. we beg TO aay
that in soliciting q continuance of the
business OF Messrs. Newton, Chaplin a Co..
and such increase as our position as manu-
| facturers aud prime importers entitles us
| to, we are confident Of our ability not only
| to conserve the interests of both the trade
and general public, but TO give satisfaction
| In every instance as to price and quality oi
goods.
We extend an invitation to all purchasers
Of these goods to call upon us.
Very respectfully,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
$4,000 FOR SEWERS.

PARIS. January l6.--The treaty o
peace between France and Madagascar
has been ratified.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
WATERS FURNISHED.

J. WARREN WILLIAMS, Steward Of the
So. Elmo Hotel. furnishes petite and oblig-
Ing help. Walters In ful3 dress for parties,
balls. etc.
Fancy table decoration in beartifel nap
kin work specially. Your patronage = r.
specially s0Aicisad. daeA Ina
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17

60 Referring to the above we would re-
spectfully announce that we have been ap-
pointed agents for the ANGLo-NEvADA
ASSURANCE CORPORATION for the CITY
AND COUNTY OF Los ANGELES. and
are now prepared to issue policies on ANY
INsURABLE PROPERTY in our district.
and request share Of the patronage of the
public.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
Several hundred hou ses have b.

which Il Is nv intenffon 10 coss
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-17
SALE TO TAKE PLACE ON THE GROUNDS


per payable quarterly
particulars
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n. Hilton Williams, d. p.,
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

IT'S North Main Street. Los Angeles. Cal.
ofics hours-From 10 A. ~ 70 4r. N. ms
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-18
,I.I,~t'l.\l cry liens.

-r,..II corr. .p,uduur. rttN1Et Nrv~.
l,lul,r-ons steam saw and pluiu.
mill was totally consumed hy tire uu
last SATURDAY morning. lhi, mill VA.
duiny prosperous hG-lnu~-, ami the
outlook for a. increased business, o-p"-
cially IN the manufacture If urangr ton
heads, was excellent Mr. latlorson
had hHrsHincd an interest ~ tine mil t.
Mr. lee Bruhatu lut the sale had not
been wholly completed. Tie VA, absent
at jacksonville on the night of the tire,
and 1t il reported that part IF his hu-l-
ness was IT, effect Is chang IN hiS in-ur
ahrr So ~ to reduce the rate, ~ l." felt
the amount he was paying was higher
than the necessity ut II" risk required,
The mill wa5 insured tur S2,uho. II Is
hoped that Mr. kAII r,on hai not cln-
Crcl his policy IN bis tilort t' get the
rate reduced. The fire I, rk place about
: "A. IN. Two hours prev luu- all scented
tote safe Il il Thought tn" tn" was
the work Of an iur.nltary Had not the
wind teen blowing from the clly toward
the lal.r. It j. believed mnrh other prop
crty would have been dr,tr we'd. - the
city has no iitc department. Nr. I'lu er
son * an entrrprislng citizen, Is highly
REGARDED hv. and IVA, the sympathy of
Tia, entire community. II Is not YET
known wh,lhrr ur not IT." mil vii b,
rebuilt.
Rev. Jaln,S Mitchell ana amily ar,
spending frw weeks a ~. Augustine
He, however tiiI- hl' appointments
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Reading for Truck Growers.

IHuAblLrn1A. PA, JuIy t..
IT, Nr. j, L. Earhur, bun,ltr. lln.:
NGtE Referring t. your letter If
the "a wish to -AN that you shipped Us
"a tine Tomatoes as ~rrypl handled from
EIutph ami Is We'll packed It is "a
pleasure to -pII such goods, and if W.,
could have Nour stock the season through
we could So introduce your goods. Get
several Of eur best customers t. hand
ling them. that they would ALWAYS he
engaged, and wr would reach fancy pri.
crs We are not pleased with Florida
trade in general. Have handled several
thousand dollar, worth Of Flor Ia goods
and ! ave the largest tradc in Philad,l.
rhii that comes from Florida. but We
have hundreds # penny shippers. They
scatter Their goods make such small
shipments that no one wishes to buy
their goods unless at moderate prices
and to us is all work, small pay and lots
of grumbling.
We can sell a fifty ct a hundred crate
lot quicker and at better prices than one
can five crat" lot Of same quality of
goods. Now, If this is correct why
should shippers scatter their guud~i We
say they ia,i To know what is their best
interest Perhaps few lack confidence
in all merchants and float about for that
reason. Such are tu br pitiri. We
shall cuIl our trade cIo>r another wear
IT We live t. seq it and don't want any
mans TIA H. Whu lacks confidence in li-.
Neither to We want small shipments
caused Ivy DIVISIONS. Any merchant can
we'll afford to keep a complete list Of all
his large shippers and give them free
kilograms when change Of market lie
maud ii. but no dealer can afford to wire
three cent shippers or the man who shps
lut once during the season.
We hope To call on YOU neNt slting
and if you then decide to ship Us. We Will
consult your interest in every sale for
YOU and see that You are kept well in
formed Of market prices. We tlu,t that
next season wu shall bp able to load solid
ears al trala. and have them run direct
to lhlladrlphla in three DAYS time. We
think the original ears will come direct
to- Philadelphia and perhaps there Will lr
chartered ear rates. Florida Is vet in her
infancy You can depend upon 1t her
future is bright ami that vegetable grow
INK Viii he a surccse with wide AWAKE.
men. Don't ret discouraged; Vou have
never had a direct transportation: YOU
have had To learn what pays best to
grow, and at what season Of the wear il
sells he,t and perhaps yen have not
learned it ali, lut your experience viii
no doubt prove servicahie to YOU
it W. can give YOU any information
at any time On any subject, let H. Ii, ar
from YOU, he teettHlly.
W y. Jt sTrT.
C. &.
--OctIa Banner.
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ar. pairing 10 ATTEND the Immediate
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On SUNDAY, but viii h. al liberty 70 dp
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To- -lertai delivery the same ~ ordinary
mater, when bearing the eclal delivery
stamp IN al'sltiOn To- the full postage AMI
registry ir'' required ly III" ltw AMI re-
UIanpn~.
W .ttOrt will h-' spared 10y postmas
trr> or Other postal oflirrr> To expedite
the mailing Of matter bearing the special
delivery STAMPS. No change will h,'
male in III" ,tS L. IF the general delivery
stamp now IN use. Special delivery
stamp, ar. To- b" sold 10y postma,ters 10
any required amount, and tC any person
Who may apply for them, Int can l.,
used only iur the purpose Of securing
The lmmr,!lat" delivery Of matter. n
der no circumstances are they TO Ia used
IN payment II pJ>ta." of any descrip
ton or Of the registry fee. Nor can any
other stamps b" employed to secure sps
rill delivery.
Tia" special delivery stamp must be- in
addition To- the lawful postage, and any
article Of first class matter, not prepaid
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ham defy tA'' Gentleman t'dp t'' wort
TIC writer Is minus a t"''h' into '"'
pumping ahi ~ thlihp'hS'
W. vcr. Ia error yesterday in -tatIn2
,h4, Mr.. L. k.r-,lus Lad arrived with
that gentleman. She wiIl remain a few
weeks rn Philadelphia on account Of the
tIlu"-, ~ her m1tt"r. ami VIII mol arrive
here untH some I'm" h'A' month
la, Saturday IT," cplnrcii"lpi" about
W.aka had a graf Il picnic at that point.
\ large crowd was in ATTENDANCE, bu,
the tr.t # or,l,r VA preserved, ara ia"
,Iry pa--nl IN very pleasantly and hap
r.l. for a.. Participants in thu picnr.
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-. I'm ~.-~.i at II % EaiHs,y store
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It was not until about 1880 that the word
donkey found its way into the dictiona
Ties. 1t Is the knicknamo for the ass and
nothing mnre st. Louis Globe Democrat,
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Declining a Royal Invitation.

'rtiu- 20 IA" ruFal tlinaer parts ~ llur
hn-hn'n. the prince Of Wales va. unable
80 ," present a. 81" debtlts Of MR. Mach
mt"-n and Mrs. steer Apr"po, Of the
u5uurr an auWns iur.lon. tn,a place IN
tha AN"rHupu which pIVSr- that our
tran atlantic tpu-.ns have much ~till t.
hIrn "fh regard a. court etiquette" The
rru'-. If Wales having previously met,
aul nJ utcd IA" recital. oa IL the latest
posts Nmrrrln export. prlcIuu~ly re-
Vuf 'rI il,r presence nt dinner that even
ing upon NultA ia" fair rsi'rr expressed
hrf rn-rrt ~ not Bong able 10 nc
rrpt the honor offered her, urging
~ an t>,u-c that ,he had promised
+" chnprr1n some ypun. LvlIr- 'u Mackln.
to,h debut Her royal hithucSs replied,
with quiet smile Of ninusrinrut. Then
am AFRAID son viii hasr to get Your
iftrflI, r. kiniiy rNruA you, for shall
rNlr, ,eu ana left tho fr,r born Amer
icaH ~ discover hat royal wishes IN this
'"Hn'ry arr commands london Letter
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fresh ssr.t-g ~.-.-!- IL. Tares-. plr So
o. fH.> q tl- e tamiy ~lnr-.
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St. JOHNS AND HALIFAX
The white.
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laAtka llsi.e. ~. -. / x \. II. re-
ular Communications i,r-t and thir! m.
day Il each month,
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The following IS the obligation given
to the r;Uafr. aud rllltha hljratl ty
person, who al -.rttrrilh, money ,r
land
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furnished On short notice, hy I. T.. Me
'uy. thu leading fruit and vegetable
dealer, corner Lemon and Peck streets.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-18

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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-18

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t.ir policy that surprise tie wioir
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company 'alI un lIiIard ami rHam
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