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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-01
TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
MRtkAta.

uIhthblht
NEW YoRK, April SO.-MOney OH call easy nj 2
90 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4lb percent.
Sterling Exchange dull but steady aud unchanged,
GovRRNMENr BONDS dull and steady.
BTATX BONDs-Sery dull and steady.
RAILROAD BONDs-More active; sales Sl,62t coo.
6TOCKs-WGte agaln almost wholly governed BY
the news regarding the probabilities Of a general
extension Of the labor troubles, and news OF this
kind to day was very uniaY0raDle, especially trOll
the northwest. While all aInlt that there Is slll
much doubt as TO what Will actually be done In
the near future, tlmid holders prefer 70 take the
profits or losses, as tue case may be, and await de-
velonmenis. The beans have again taken, 90,
yantage Of the situation and the sh TNt
opening prices Showed little or no changes from
last evening, and thera was an advance during
The first hour. During this tint, the market was
decidedly active. A somewhat heavy tone pre-
vailed until ] O'Clock, when u decided weakness,
which was the conspicuous feature. Of Missouri,
Kansas & Texas after midday, extended to
the whole list aud the lowest prices Of the day
were generally made In the nVxthouf, the declines
for the active list ranging from 10 nearly Z per
The movement In the last hour was without
special feature and tho tnAl deAlIngS displayed
soma IlrmnesS. The Iniafket CLOSED about steady,
evening. There are several important exceptions,
however, including Pacific Mall, which u down
~ percent, Oregon 4 Trarscontlnental vi, Etie
preferred !, Louisville & Nashville ~, Missouri,
The month which cloSts today has been tie
most conspicuous for dullneSS OF the market, &C.
Companled by irmneSs until during the past day
or two.
The net result OF the months operations. com.
pairing Tho opening prices on April ! with the
closing figures this evening, shows declines OF IL
Ms percent, the latter Louisville. d NaShviilc.
Western Union Is down ~ percent, Texas & Pacilc
", Missouri, Kansas 4 T0xas 8, Delaware 4 Hld'
son VI, LAckAwanna, Lake Shore and Reading
each 8H. None Of the active stocks are higher, o..
Cept Onion Pacific, which ~ percent The total
sales for the month were only G,8l9,bOO AlIares
against l0,eS2,00O shares last month.
TFnnRanilnha AZ. INA shAfns.
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NEW YURK, April SO.-Dry goods In moderate
character VI demand. lhGTG hu been no Improve
mtnt, but Y god number VI orders lUF small tH.
sentiments continue u absorb very ialt quota Oi
goods. abe tone " TIE market Wu very steady,
but quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-01

pENNsYLvANIA COMPANY,
Il toPBRATINe)
CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH r, n.
CONDENSED timetable Of passenger GAlnS cor.
reoteh LoNOV. o. lA5-Ceutral Standard Time.
E1N Ann MONTH 70 FiTitBVlaT 1Np 6IET1IEO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-01

PHILADELPHIA, April 3O.-wOol dull; Ohio,
Pennsylvania and NGAt Virginia X 30A5lc; mGdl'
nm S9Aalc; medium washed, COmpilIg aud de-
lAinO 3IGSjC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-01
,,nl,iana State Lottery Company.

IL hereby certify that We, SupeVlse thu A.
TNtugHs ioT ali the Monthly and quarterly
II The L0uIESnR State LQtteg Company,
pnlln non manage and eontrol me pE4Wtn6l
and 'h4 asf S S S0ae S AZ S foSSsd 81 T nnsl
sD1N ~ authorize the Company 70 use thiH
10 W. With lGc dmilcs Of our signatures AZ
SnllI N u ADVERTISEMENTS Ia44tf- 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-01

PAITIM0RE& oHIo RAILRoADCO.
On and after DECEMBER II, 1885, passenger
trains will run ~ followS-Wheeling time:
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liquid Bread cures dyspepsia.
Tansill's Punch Cigars at Z. 0. Cigar Store.
Some new rooms now ready at Iron sui
phur Springs.
The Goblin" is the only seli.actlng fire
eItinguleher.
DR.. Williams. specialist in diseases Of the
head, throat and chest.
Try Liquid Bread. T.. J, Walton & Co., 10
Requena street, agents.
Ghirardell's vanilla chocolate is deli.
cIous as a swectmeat and as beverage.
Buya copy OF stoll q Thsyer's City Map
Price 25c, for sale at the book stores.
The best physicians OF the country pre-
scribe Liquid Bread. c. J. Walton & Co.,
lG Requeua street. agents
Protect your homes with the Gibiin Self
Acting Fire Extingulsher. Besserer 4 Fran
cisco, general State agents, ONCE "a N. spring.
II you wish TO feel strong and vigorous
drink David Nicholson's Liquid Bread. L.
J. Walton Co., 10 Requena street, agents.
We call the attention OF the people OF Los
Angeles county to the advertisement in our
columns Of Moore, Hunt & Cos fine Jesse
Moore Kentucky WHISTLES.
Wall papers, glass Of all kinds, paints. oils.
etc, artists colors and materials, pictuSe
found in full supply at Raphael & Schles-
inger's. 10 N. Main street.
Our demand for Anheuser beer is unpre-
competitors. Notice the signs, taste the
beer and do not forget TO call for "Anheuser
Busch" only. The one agency Is at No 63
North Spring street.
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Legitimate Land sale.
WaftfOr this Opportunity.

Another Legitimate Land sale.
wait for this Opportunity.
The Southern California Land Com
pany will soon place before the public
another splendid tract level with Main
aud Spring streets and in the heart of
the great Improvements Of this city.
This real estate firm deals only in legiti-
mate homesteads, sold with all the val
liable improvements placed upon them,
--handsome residences, graded streets,
substantial sidewalks. electric lights,
etc., etc, direct to the subscribers, and
the division made by the subscribers
themselves. through their own commit
tee, in accordance with the homes tead
rules of this and other States. The tract
soon to be offered will be placed as usual
at the bedrock owners price, without
extra profits Of middle-meu and at about
half the price OF Pasadena. East Los
Angeles, riyer-bottom and mountain-top
lots. These splendid lots front on lead
ing Streets Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, etc., and are surrounded by fine
residences. The public are advised to
wait for this opportunity. This same
firm inaugurated the Childs Tract Home
stead, where lots are now selling al q
very large advance, many of them treb-
ling in price; also the Columbia Colony,
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Rev. Chas. Sehelling of ALEXANDRA,
went north yesterday. He is mem Der
of the Anti Riparian Convention, which
meets in San Francisco on the Goth inst.
j. De Blrth Shorb, Esq went up to
San Francisco yesterday to attend the
meeting of the Anti-Riparian Committee
tomorrow, and make arrangements for
the meeting Of the Convention next
Thursday.
Col w. o. Newhall returned home
yesterday to San Francisco until salts
fed with his successful auction sale OF
lots from the Los Angeles Improvement
Company on Friday.
Mrs. Lewis Mash, of Minneapolis,
MINI. is in the city, the guest of Mrs.
NJ. W. Ross, on Adams street. Her
husband, Captain Maish, is prominent
Grand Army man. Mr.. Mash was pris-
oner at Castle Thunder during the war,
Mr.. Walter Raymond, the::original
protector of the great and beautiful
Raymond Hotel, was in the city yester-
day He has recently arrived from the
East and is more than delighted with
the improvements made in the San Ga.
briel valley since he formed his plans in
1883 All that was then portrayed in
the HERALD with regard to the great no.
tel and its future surroundings, he says,
are more than fulfilled
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.
The up.train took away Raymond 4
Whitcomb excursion car yesterday.
Another special orange train went out
last night. The s. P. Co. send out a
train of oranges day.
Miss Allie Booth, whose absence was
noted in the HERALD few days ago.
returned TO her home yesterday from
San Bernardino.
The Anti Riparian Club will meet to-
morrow at IL sharp at the Office of Mr..
A. W. Potts. Important business will
be presented.
The county is putting down side
walk along the court house lot on the
south side Of Temple street, between
New High and Fort.
The cable road company is nearly done
with the work Of laying the iron along
the track on Temple street. The road
is fast approaching completion.
The lot Mr.. Riley bought, corner
First and Fort, is definitely fixed at last
1t is 1913 feet on Fort by IS feet on First
aoou. as hrs' repor'e" ou' '"i"oe ioun'
''e o'ne' wuy.
Dr. f. M. Palmer returned to Los
Angeles yesterday after four weeks
absence, he having been called to San
Jose by the illness OF his mother which
terminated fatally April 22d.
1t was a marvellous thing to witness
the crowds on the streets yesterday. 1t
il manv n long dav since eyen SATURDAY.
brought in such number of people
from the several parts OF the country.
The California Southern Railroad
Company has built telegraph line from
Cotton to Los Angeles. coming from
Duarte to the city on the poles of the
L. A. h 5. &. V. X. X. company.
Friday ma Mr.. NJ A MeDonald of the
u ~ ..o..; IT, - =,
o. W. ""' ''pp''s =" "' s'"'a "
go to Cotton, he was suddenly seized
WIN = se'e ,lss. as.aoS ~ easy ne
home.
Mine host Simon Reinhart of the De.
not Hotel has been mt under a montblv
rental of SEQ bv the s. Co. In old
and happier days the hosiery was free.
The new order of things was made in
April.
Remember the great animal pienic of
80. =; ~. pa.oeaa.a III,
La ooc'e'A III hu'ua Denei'enNA WIN
take place at the Arroyo Seeo Grove to.
day. Cars leave at 1880 A. M. All
Italians and lovers OF Italy VIII OF course
be there.
The members of the State Board of
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MERGED, CAL, May l5,--Following Is
a list Of the south. bound passengers pass.
ing through here this evening;
Geo. d. johnson, San Francisco; Il.
Il. Smith. Los Angeles; NJ. IL. Heyne
mann, San Francisco; L. w. Senneevald,
st. Louis; IL. fischer, Davenport. la.
C. l.. Decamp, Caspar; a. 7, l.. Bell,
San Francisco; Mrs. Phil Scldner, do;
Miss Rosa Sautz, Bloejill Mrs. w. N.
Kirkpatrick, do; Chas. Monkivitz, Mil
waukco; A. A. Levin, do; M. P. M
ohum, -; Mrs. Willard Howes. New
York; Mics How os, 40; G. A. Norsh,
Chcsgo, Ill.,: b. Mcclure, Los Angeles,
John k Parker, San Francisco. Mr.
Stark Blank, -; c. W. Crane, Oak
land; Mrs. d. j. Robinson, jackson,
Mich; twenty cmigrants.
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When the common words of courtesy
are such very mockery, it is difficult to
express my gratitude to the estimable
ladies and gentlemen who have so faith.
fully seconded my efforts in making the
MAY Music festival musical success.
That il has been to me financial disap.
pointment and loss does not lessen my
keen appreciation of the faithful labors,
many sacrifices and patient endurances
ON the part of those upon whom have
so completely relied from the beginning.
During all the exaoting trials incident to
the Inauguration OF so important a
movement embracing so many varying
elements and differing opinions, you
have been uniformly kind and consider.
ate. For any seeming negligence or err
ror ask pardon. You will never be
forgotten, With each and every Que of
you hope to meet in that country
where there will be never ending
MAY FESTIVAL, and where EVERY win.
ter turns to SPRING" Very truly,
G. n. GARDNER.
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Nowhere in the city has better ludg.
ment and taste been displayed in the
subdivision of acre property into lots
than IN the Arlington subdivision, by
MIR. G. II. Pike, Superintendent Of
Streets. Mr.. Pike has made all his
streets eighty and eighty five feet wide,
and there is tweuty.foot alley in the
rear OF each lot. The lots are fifty feet
front by loo feet deep, and the rapid
sale OF the lots proves that they are
Just what the people want. Messrs
Mohoon Il Brodtbeck, No. 10 Spring
street, opposite the postoffice, will show
you these elegant lots.
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A fast power press is being built in
Chicago for the HERALD, and, upon
its arrival, this journal will appear in
an eight-page form and with many
striking new features. Until our new
press facilities shall be at hand we
are compelled to postpone the inau-
guration OF many improvements.
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A. w. s. Coxhead, Geo. lie, C. Baker.
G. Ragland, J. Schallert, A.. L. Jeffrey,
W. B. shaw. r. A. Stinson, d. Dcs-
mond, J. IL. Stephens, w. II. Jones, A.
B. Wiener, II. Bridges, l.. M. Ford, ].
NJ. White, w. u, Barnes, J. LONE. II.
Williams, I. Rowan, o. Joe Barker, II.
Willard, y. G. Niedt. M. Shook, f. P,
Sutherland, r. Hartman, Chas. Strange,
N. C. l.. Miller, II. p. Lantz, +. Tailor.
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The police last week found lost
baby and took it to the station house to
await an owner, A gentleman doing
business near the Court Ho use, and who
was once baby himself, had his soul
aroused to find the mother of the little
cherub, andJn his zeal had lively ex.
perience. He saw a sad.eyod woman
taking Spring street car aud rushing
up to her asked her if she had lost her
baby. She Indignantly declared that
she hadn't lost a baby, never owned a
baby, never had baby, was an unmar-
ried lady living on Olive street without
Olive branches, was actively engaged in
mindiug her own business and hoped the
anxious inquirer would find time 10 at
tend to his own. The gentleman with
drew and left the lost baby to the DO.
lice.
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Plenty OF Irrigation water
IN the Cooperative Nursery Tract.


81 have used Simmons Liver ReVu.
lator in my family for the past eight or
ten years, and found it to surpass any
thing recommended for chills, fever and
ague. Has taken the place of calomel,
quinine and all such remedies. 1t is all
that could be desired as a family medi,
cine. give it to my children from one
year old up, Very truly, i"
+. II. URBANKs,
Crawford County, Ca.
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AT the Depot Hotel are registered the
names OF "Hauptman Wahlmann and
frau" Herr Wahlmann isl captain in
the Prussian army, who was recently
married, and obtained a ninety days
leave OF absence. On his way across
the continent he fell in with DIR. Her.
man Kiefer, of the United States army,
from Detroit, all coming to Los Angeles
together, the Doctor acting as inter.
prefer, as Captain Wahlmann is not
proficient in the English language. The
party went TO Sierra Madre for brief
visit, and will proceed north in few
DAYS
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THE ANNUAL HERALD for 1886 has
been completed, stereotyped and 'oH be
issued to-day. II contains .Jorty-eight
pages Of historical, descriptive and sta.
tistical matter concerning Southern Cali.
fornia, ,oih large number Of alustra'
tions. Fifty thousand copies haze been
issued, and by means Of stereotype plate'
The volume can be reproduced as may be
needed.
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All About southern California.

All About Southern California.
The ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL HERALD
is nor out nth the most complete and
important information about Southern
California eper before published.
Price Is cents copy, to be obtained al
this office and of all neiOs agents.
The Illustrated Annnal HERALD,
now on sale at this office, contains
among other interesting matter FIJI
account of the late splendid FioUer
FestiUdl.
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In view OF the fact that Signor Farini
leaves us this week to spend his vaca-
ton in the East, we, the Undersigned
pupils, co.operators, etc, take this
method of showing our appreciation of
his noble efforts toward enhancing and
advancing the standard OF music in our
midst. He has by his gentlemanly con-
duct, artistic conscientiousness, .rnanly
uprightness and honesty, endeared him.
self to one and all OF us, and we assure
him that the LIST of October, the date of
his return among us, is looked forward
TO with anticipations of profit, as well
as pleasure, and therefore wish him
safe and pleasant journey and speedy
return.
Mesdames j. U. Newton, w, II. Gil
bert and C. Ii. Mathay; Misses lnez
Shorb, Ida Wiseman. Anna Wseman,
Nell Carter, Jennie Winston, N. VIII.
son, Nj. Cowper, Leila Breed, Neutatier,
Onstott, Seymour, Dora Fyke, Amelia
Santa Cruz, Delphina Santa Cruz, Ro.
sta Santa Cruz, Angelita Santa Cruz;
Messrs. Robert e. Lander, DR.. Henry
Llthrop, Robert L. Paulsen. Louis f.
Gottschalk, b. c. Holmes, f. A. Stin,
son, Fred G. Gottschalk, Chas. L.
Strange, C. II. Mathay, john B. Dreyer,
Chas. Auerbach, Albert Auerbach, Geo.
w. Hammel, j. =. Sullivan, Albert JET.
frey.
Los Angeles, MAY Is, 1886.
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ANsoN HOUGH, Of Blackberry, HIS. sAys
he owes his life to Gilmore's Magnetic Xix.
Il, For sale BY II. D. Godfrey. Naaeau
Block.
SHIL0H'S NITALlZER is what yon need
torConstlpeton, Loss OF Appetite, Dlsziness
and 76 cents per bottle Sold BY J, O. HsinEe
nan, Ia North Msin street.
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NEW TODAY.
Certificate of Copartnership.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, SIS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, "a
COUNTY OF Los ANGELES. ''
We the undersigned, do hereby certify
that we are partners transacting business in
this city Of Los Angeles, at the county Of
Los Angeles. under the firm name and style
OF Quong Sam Kee Company, that the name
shin are Tue Wah, Lee Quong and Nhgi
Yupg, and that the places OF our respective
residences are set opposite our respective
names hereto subscribed.
In witness whereof, we have hereuhto sci
Names Residences.
TRIO WAu. Los Angeles City.
lee OuoSG. Los Angeles City.
NaGf YUNa, Los Angeles City.
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The interest of our patrons. II is to our
interest to do the best we can for them,
and SO we do. Our clothing is made OF
the best, strongest and most fashionable
materials. Business suits for men, in
fancy cassimeres, IS. $40, $l2, SIS, SIS,
at L. Adams Clothing House, 10 5.
Spring street.
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Mhrrh,nr M -.


You intend TO buy, 90 out in the bus
to-day aud see the Cooperative Nursery
Tract
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In saying the Cooperative Nursery
Tract sale is the best bargain offered to.
day.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

UREMATIoN-Book for subscription open
4 al ~ N. Spring street. Please call dur
ing this week. On Saturday, May 22d, at 4
y. NJ, at same place, meeting OF stockhod-
ers 10 elect permanent. officers and transact
other business. myl6 Il
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NorIcE.

Advertisements 10 this column to run un.
til forbid will not be considered ordered
discontinued unless the order IN left at the
business Office OF this paper.
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Plenty of irrigation water
On the Cooperative Nursery Tract.
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10 5. Spring street. Come and see our
tailor.made Prince Albert suits. Latest
cut.
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FoU6.

IHoUND-Gold loeket. owner can have
II same by calling ut Preuss d hanceh
drug store and paying cost Of advertise
ment, myiO OF
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I 7 7 | II
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SAN FRANCISCO. May l6.--sOOP. M.--Indi.
cations for the succeeding thirty two houTs
for California are as follows: Continued
fair weather with fog along the Immediate
coast OF northern portion.
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ADAMS BROS,
DENTISTS,

NO. % SOUTH SPRING STREET,
Between First and Second
Rooms and 8, over Mosgrove's Cloak
House.
Gold filings, 81; Amalgam and Plstina. 81.
Pain less extraction OF teeth by vi
talized air or nitrous oxide gas. Teeth ex-
tracted for soc. Best sets of Teeth
from 10 10 IS. We guarantee perect
at. Office hours from s A. M. to6 P. NJ. SUN
days 10 A. NJ. to IL MI
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New York Clothing House, No.
so North spring street.
All wool cashmere suits, Sll, worth
$3.50.
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And secure your lot in Cooperative
Nursery property.
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STATE cC OF cA d1 Eos sxkasaail1rs. IS.
on the 18th day of May one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-six, personally
appeared before me, John Robarts, q Notary
Public In and for the County. Of Los An
geles. Tue Wah, Lee Quong and Nhgi fung,
whose names are subscribed to the iorego-
ing Instrument as parties thereto. personal
ly known to me to be the same persons
described in, and who executed the said
the sa i'd Tue Wah, Lee Quong and Nhgi
Yung severally duly acknowledged TO me
that they executed the same freely and vol
unfairly, and for the uses and purposes
therein mentioned.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed my official seal, the
day and year In this certificate hrst above
written.
IsEAII JOHN RoBARTs,
iaw.4w Notary Public.
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Testimonial 90 Signor Farini by
His Pupils.

OF grapes on one. third OF Cooperative
Nursery property.
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Ladies' IL. Breed, W. f. Beeson, l..
Mayo, j. H. Book, F. Marra-VeHDn,
Lillian Fellows, A. Il. Clarke, w. w.
Buckingham, F. B. Tanning, j. Win.
ston, Nell Carter. n. Desmond, NJ.
Chapman, n. Catching, Minnie Wells,
Birdie Cannon, l.. Mosher, Nettie Pal.
mer, b. ..Stsnberry, D. Fyke, J. W. Gard.
ner. n, M. Nettleton, N. Nettleton, }.
NJ. White, A. V. Metcalfe, f. johnson,
c. s. Brown, A. Ryerson, A. C. Fitch,
j. Eager, M, Funk, F. Z. Nay, j.
Smith, NJ. Smith, NJ. Cowper, V. Wit.
mer, NJ. Buckle, l.. Furbush, NJ. Nesbit,
NJ. Hartell, B. Beattie, L. Beattie, II. H.
Fields, r. Millings. +. Sutherland, F.
Cyrenius, NJ Boettcher.
Gentiemea-F. B. Tanning, b. S.
Stoneman. j. NJ. Carter, G. W. Ar,
bucker, J. H. Book, F. Il. Nay, H
Bridges, +. Stillmnn, H. b. Sullivan, j.
b. Sullivan, C. w. PeDdleton, A. l.
Vincent, F. w. Wallace, c. H. Cornell
Will f. Dunn, M, S. Areyalo, H. Y
Harding, A, f, Clarke, j, b. Bullock
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LOST

T OsT, STRAYED or STOLEN-FrOm the
IL stable of Auerbach Bros, on san Pedro
street, one blue Kangaroo Grey Hound
Ditch Finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving same At AUEkBACH BROS.
store, No % South Main street. myl6N
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-16
FOR RENT.

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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-16

so Embroidered Lawn Suits, (white)
made in attractive styles. very neat
and splendid value, will be offered
for S. each.