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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-07

The good people Of Norwalk were not
behind Others in celebrating our national
anniversary. A temporary arbor and
stand was erected and a procession,
headed by brass band, paraded the
streets. Literary exercises, vocal music,
reading the Declaration of Independence
aud speeches by Geo. w. Knox, Esq, OF
Los Angeles, and Others, formed the
programme. The Goddess of Liberty
was represented by beautiful yonng
lady, and thirteen pretty young girls
typiiied tine original States.
During the day a salute was fired; an
anvil being used in place of cannon.
One of the young men was somewhat
careless in placing some powder in the
anvil before it had cooled from previ-
GUS discharge. The result was that the
powder was prematurely ignited and
blew up into his face. Aside from TAX
ing his eyebrows off and smuggling his
hair the accident was apparently attend
ed with no serious consequences.
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THE pEDAGoGUEs.
li., for the city schools for Es'
sufna Year.

/ .MthM hrnEs
The Committee on Teachers. OF the
City Board OF Education, reported and
recommended the following names foi
positions a. teachers in the schools Of
this city,
Misses Addie Murray, Fannie Wright.
Cora s. Stack, M. +. Boal, Mary A.
Henderson, N. C. Hale. Jeannst Hender-
son, Louise Hutchinson, Jeanne Reese,
Lucy K. Rudy, Jessie e. Frater, Abbie
NJ. Frater, Anna A. King. Clara stolten.
berg, Hbbie Snyder. M. e. McGraw,
Maggie X. Scott, Lotiie A. Bowers,
Mile s. Baxter, Emma Is. Wait, Lucy
D. Wait, s. A. Jennings, Celia
Aud, Martha M: Knapp, Maggie Des-
mond. Mary Il. Murdoch, Il. J. Gibson,
Nettie Geichell, Nellie Ray, Birdie V.
Cannon, Matte II. Wilson. Kate Brous.
seau, Lizzie A. Packard, l.. A. Durham.
NJ. II. Wooster, Carrie MoTigue, Sara
c. Reese, Anna Harris, Jessie Gibson,
Eva N. Holt, Adeline verhave, Nellie
Henry, Clara Bfuere, Regina WeiDshank,
Adele Nichols, Kate b. Beckwitb, Agnes
McIain, l.. y. Keller, Grace Murdoch,
Matte V. Paul. the Mesd lmes Margsr'
ct j. Frick, Mary l.. Chapman, G. q.
Dubois, NJ. II. Hewes, l.. ID. smith,
+. #. w. Pond, Mary Garbutt, M. ii.
swift, C. P. Brad6eld, Ella ii. Ender-
lein; Messrs. Arthur X. Baker, W. s.
Reavis, Fred. II. Clark, A. 5. McPher.
ron. II d. Burnett, w +. Bray.
On motion, report received and teach.
ors elected for the ensuing year.
The following new applicants were
also recommended for positions as teach
ers, and on motion were appointed:
Misses Emma Fleischman, Minnie
Devin, l.. Watson, N. Tracey, Alberta
Whitney. Mabel Rorick, NJ. Phillipson,
M. Parmelee; Messrs. Geo. ii. How.
laod, A. W. Plummer. M. G. Bettinger
Applications to teach were received
from Misses Jennie G. Curtis, Lucy II.
Clarke and Lucy A. Bell.
The following teachers were elected
late last night. Misses Lou }. Carver,
Jennie L. Curtis, T. II. Quesnal, Mrs.
F.J. Fitzgerald, Miss Gordon.
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"Andress'' is coming.
THE FIRE.
Results of the Blaze 81 Yester-
day Morning.

Results of the Biaxe Of Yesser-
day Morning.
The fire reported in the HERALD as in
progress when the last forms went to
press at A. NJ. yesterday was, as pre-
dicted. confined by the vigorous efforts
Of the fire laddies to the premises where
1t first broke out. These were the Boca
beer bottling establishment, back of the
Union Iron Works, aud the Ice Works
Of A. W. Thorne. The origin Of the fire
was in the oil tanks which supply the Ice
Works getting on fire. how no one
knows. The oil burned furiously and
caused several terrific explosions during
the progress of the fire. The neighbor.
hood is very bad one for fire to get
Roadway in. It is surrounded by lum-
Der yard, the Iron Works, the plan
ing mill and couple Of ice
houses. A mass of inhammable
stuff hard to control. But the Depart.
ment got their streams on the flames and
kept them confined to the two buildings
named above.
Steinecke & Bruning had some 200
kegs of Wieland's beer stored in the
building. The building on the south
was occupied by the Boca Brewing and
Bottling Company, aud which they pur-
chased from Robert Eckert some two
months since for $4,000, and the stock
then on hand for Sll00 more. Upon
this there was an insurance Of about
$1,000.
The building and machinery belong to
the Schillber estate, of which Carroll
Cook of San Francisco is the agent, and
had been oply recently leased by Mr..
Thorne, who sells the products of the
Home Ice Works to supply the demands
Of his customers. He had invested
about 5000 in chemicals, ETC., having
gotten under way only last Wednesday
afternoon. The damage to the building
and machinery is estimated at about
$4,000, to Mr.. Thorne about $1,000, to
Steinecke h Bruuing $500 and to kno-
block about $500.
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The Grand Central Hotel, of this
City has changed hands and the new
proprietors, Messrs Dawson Kraft 4
Lang, have done everything in their
power to make their hotel QUE of the
best family headquarters In Los Angeles.
That they have succeeded in their eff.
orts Is very evident from the fac, that the
hotel is well patronized by some of our
best families. There are A rooms In
the hotel, mostly all being double
rooms. The hotel has also been re.
Gently repaired, painted. repapered,
newly carpeted and put in first GLASS
order. One of the special features Of
this house is the dining room to which
the most particular attention is paid
In this spacious hall are to be seen
neatly dressed lady walters, who pay
the strlctest attention to guests. The
meals that are served are very substan.
tial and include large variety. This
department is always open to the public
and the meals, which only cost 20
cents, are relished by every patron.
The kitchen is also under the supervis.
ion Of compstsnt steward and only
white help is employed, not China.
man being connected with the house.
There Is free coach to and from all
trains. The gentlemen In catering to
the wishes of the public, as they have
thus far, will surely meet with deserved
success.
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Just south of Jefferson, facing and
between New Main and San Pedro
streets. Free Bus leaves 236 N Main
ST., b iker Block, daily, including sun
day at $50, 1890 and , P. NJ, Smalles
lots 50xll9 feet, Price of all lots, $3.50
each, payable in light monthly install
ments, without interest. With these
lots the owner contracts to furnish tn,
following improvements without extr,
charge, Tiu beaut full dwellings, tive
inch plank sidewalks on both sides o
every street, mast electric lights ant
pay for their use for Que year. Tn,
ground now contains l4-year.old orang,
trees and bearing vines. Tn,
soil is dark and rich. ant
no adobe. y miles west of river
Streets will be carefully graded, with O.
feet avenues and ten feet sidewalks
There is not a 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 stree
horse cars will be within one block O
tract by Oct. LIST, About July 3lst tn
subscribers names will be drawn to Sc
who can first select their lots with con
tenta, including the dwellings. Ate
the dwellings are selected there are I'll
teen extra large corner lots to be TAX en-
The owner respectfully refers to tn
Presidents of the city Banks. Book
now open for subscribers.
j. NJ. BACHELOR & CO., M'grs,
236 N. Main ST., Baker Block.
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Address" is coming.


Personal Mention.
Hon. Ii. F. Williams returned to San
Francisco yesterday.
John Lang. of Lang's Station, is in
the city on business trip.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. McFaddeu, of North An.
aheim, was in the city yesterday.
DR.. w. B. Percival went out to San
Bernardino yesterday on short visit.
Hon. Alex, Campbell went out to
Tucson yesterday and will return next
Monday.
w. F. White, general passenger and
ticket agent OF the A. t. & $. F. r. r.,
is in the city.
Mr.. Walter Hine, agent of the Ray.
mond company, returned to San Fran.
cisco yesterday.
Dol, G. w, Garuiss, who has been
spending few days in Los Angeles, re.
turned to San Francisco yesterday.
Fred Stinson, advance agent OF
Madame Modjeska, is in the city to pre-.
pare the way tor the visit of that great
artistic.
Mr.. Edw. Thurnaer, agent of vht
Bella Moore Co. in the Mountain
Pink, went up TO San Francisco yes
terday.
T. J. Rivers, of the firm Of 0ttersor
& Rivers, left yesterday for San Jose tC
bring his family to reside permanently
in this city.
Judge A. Brunson graeed his seat in
the Superior Court yesterday for the
first time since his return. He looks as
well as his numerous friends could wish.
Mr.. NJ. II. Stone, formerly engaged
in the restaurant business in this city,
has settled in Crescenta Canada, and
planted thousand fruit trees in that
high and salubrious region, where his
health is much improved.
Mr.. j, j. Martinez, the learned Pro.
fessor of San Francisco, has arrived in
Los Angeles, where he is intending te
give three or four scientific addresses IN
French and Spanish on the more recent
scientific work and discoveries.
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Il
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Matthew Palen, from Rock Creek, was
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Palen is on
the border OF the Mojave Desert, on the
north side of the Sierra Madre, twenty.
live miles north of the city and 1000 feet
above it. His location is little west OF
the Hesperia colony. that is now loom
ing up before the public. Los Angeles
county produces q colony every month,
and never wearies in well doing. Mr..
Palen brought to the HERALD office q
sample of apricots grown ON his place
that were perfectly beautiful. On the
small branches which he brought the
apricots grew 20 to the foot, or over two
apricots to the inch. He also had some
very large clusters of half-growu grapes
His grapeviues and trees are but three
years old.
1t seems that the trouble about de-
ciduous fruit in the fruit growing Sec
tions west Of the Sierra Madre and
Sierra Nevada does not prevail on the
high land on the other side Of the mount.
aims. Should this fact be verified by
future seasons, the high land on the
other side Of the mountains will bs the
future home of apples, apricots, peaches
pears and plums, Time will tell.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-07

THE BELLA MOORE COMPANY,
The Mountain Pink Comedy Co.
Coming

The Mountain PINK Comedy Co.
Coming
The town Is billed for the Bella Moore
Comedy Company. The announcement
of their opening appears in the HERALD
to-day, They open tonight at San Die
90. While here the company will give
one nights proceeds for the benefit of
the Los Angeles Parlor of the N. s. G..
w. The scene of the play is laid among
the "Moonshiners" of the mountains of
Tennessee, The Topeka, Kansas, Capt.
tai, under date of June LIST, says of the
company and play;
The play of "a Mountain Pink" has
been seen here number of times, but
was never presented with the force and
finish given it by Miss Bella Moore, no
appeared at the Crawford last evening.
The character of Sincerity Weeks is n
special one, requiring talentof a particular
order. lthas enlisted the services of sev.
eral very capable actresses, including
Laura Dainty, Ada Gilman, Louisa Syl-
Vehter anu otuerss nohe VI Whoh uto
superior to Miss Moore. Indeed, Miss
Moore has some advantages not pos.
sessed by her rivals in the part. She is
a thorough interpreter. and makes the
character girlishand rustic without being
either bold or boisterous. In her hands
Sincerity Weeks becomes q veritable
Mountain Pink"
While Miss Moore carries the princi-
pal work OF the play, there is plenty for
her associates to do, and the support is
very good. The action OF the piece is
sustained by four classes, known as
Revenues, 'Ristocrats," First Fam.
ilits' and ''Moonshin era, representing
the different types of humanity in North
Carolina. They are odd specimens in
some instances, and have never before
been mirrored on the stage. The char
acters. the location aud the incidents
treated of make the play one of great
interest, especially when offered by this
company.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

171S acres at the Vernon, beautiful q
well as very productive home house OF.
rooms, barn, fne well, windmill and tank
house; old orchard and vinsyard II acres
county AMI chesp at $4,000
10 acres at Glendale, all under water; Q
acres improved cheap place; 5000.
Ii acres, finely improved. on the Alham-
bra; acres In 10 year old oranges; TX In
apricots and ~ il years. cornerlot; abdnd-
ance OF water $500,
10 acres at Orange under thorough cqIti.
vatio i crop yielded $500 last year; prios.
"A acres at Hishlsnd Park; big buy,
fronts on s Streets near ,tstion; only $3.50.
IL 1900 acres In the Lick Tract; sdjoins
city limits; cheap at s176 per sore.
barn, nne well tank and horse power; wstsr
for irrigatins from ditch; fine brick wine
cellar; vines 10, IL and 26 years old, mostly
foreign. varieties; wine shed S0xl50; distfl'
lery bnilding sox!oi contains AZ Of the La.
and brandies, with working capacity for
between 40, 900 and $1,000 gallons of vine:
has a fine line Of custom with demand Tar
in excess of the prod uction; will sell all the
casks. etc. viii nj req uirs one coii.r;s "a.
ditional outlay for 10 years In way Of new
machinery, etc. This property has paid
?s0u0 per year for the past yeers and viii
Best Of reasons given for selling. Also, In
vineyard of 10 acres
Two nice lots at Long Beach 5000.
House and lot at Santa Monica, 1850.
room hous and large lot. one OF the
prettiest places in East Los Angeles MOO;
must be seek 10 be appreciated.
Beautiful lots in Pasadena.
Ranch In Ksnsas to exchange for Los An
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Why do we defer till tomorrow what
we should do to-day? Why do we neg
lect cough until it throws us into cou-
sumption, and consumption brings us to
the graveY DIR. VIM. Halls Balsam is
sure to cure il taken in season, 1t has
never been known to fail. Take it
thoroughly according to directions. Per.
severe until the disease is conquered, as
il is sure to be, even if it should require
dozen bottles. There is no better med
icine for pulmonary disorders.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-07

Latest Novelties in Ice Cream
The Los Angeles Ice Cream Company
P. o. box 36s. telephone AZ. offer tn,
following novelties in ice cream: Indi
vidual moulds, Turks head, strawberry
basket, croquettes, fyuits and flowers,
birds and animals. Also, make the fol
lowing creams: Neapolitaine, vanilla
strawberry, lemon, custard, pineapple
harlequin, Pistachio. Ices: orange
lemon, pineapple, raspberry. Miscel
laneous: bonnie glace, biscuit glace, cafe
Praline, cafe Pale, macoaron, frozen
pudding, tutti Fruit, Charlotte russe,
brown bread cream, caramel ice cream,
filbert ice cream, plum pudding.
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Summer Races First Series.
lnAUouRAl MEETING o. TINE
Los ANGELES TURF CLUB,
A. Agricultural Park.
Entries Closed July LIST. 1854
rIssr DAr-rsUHsDAx. jolly
Entries Closed July LIST. 1854

flhsST 9CMsDAAs SoLh
First ce--Running -Tntrod uction stsks
half mile dash for two year olds; y2o en-.
trance, $50 added TO winner; second horse
Al. Moran enters br: 4 osrDaiita. 4: b.
Hard wood, dam BY shiloh.
b. r. Hill enters .. o. Mikado, 2; BY shi.
ioh, dam. Margery, by Error
by Hardwood. dam. Msid-of Mist.
gecond-Irgttins-2'ao class; purse. 400;
]. W gardiner enters b. m, Lady Z,
BY Billy Norfolk. dam By Long fsllow.
X. Williams uames Blk. g. zen Hewitt
aged By Richmond, dam, Barbara.
sssdI by Harris Rather, dam BY Hockhook.
fhird-"La Ballona" stakes--Runnins--
Three .quarters Of q mile dash free for Al;
winner; second horse to save stake.
A. J. Hutchinson enters Oh. I. Eda, .; By
Hockhocking, dam. Eva Coombs.
Thomas Alvarado enters o Q. Comet, .,
yrho%as stIsiicn aa% sn,sls p Mimi.
etratton. s;by Reyilie, dam unknown
by shiloh, dam. Margery. BY Error
SECOND REGULAR DAY-sATs
UHDAt, JULY 2ls
First Rsce--Runi ins-..El 0sjon" stakss,
uh1n VI turee Iuri0nBs, Tree Tor all, weight
for ege; so entrance, t25 added 70 winner,
second horse 70 save stake.
B. I. Hill enters. g. g. Johnny Grey.
| aged by Shiloh, dam, Msrsery, by Error.
Thomas 6tratton entors Blk. (. Minnie
strattons .; by Reville, dean unknown.
Y: A. Sanches enters ~. Eclipse, aged;
by Baby, dam unknowu.
B: z STROUD enters ~. Amazon. q By
ssoond kaee-Tlottius-aso 6isssi purse.
S260; mile heats, 8 In 5.
open for entries to July 10th.
Third Rses-Runnipg --"High Hosnss"
stake. dash Of X miles, for ali ages, weight
for age; $50 entrance, $50 added BY Tho
oppressed taxpayers OF Los Angeles oity,"
yloJ added By the Club; all TO winner. sx
cept stake to second horse.
b, 7. stroud enters b, 8. Jim Polk. 8; By
Shiloh. dam by Hercules.
David Bridges enters b. .. Dublin Bay, y;
BY Grtnstead, dam Amanda Fortune.
b. p. Hill enters &. !. Molie cspron. d
By Reville, dam BY Jack HaMkins
N. A. COvAIHD Isl A., President.
Il. A. DECAMP. secrctafy.
Box 80. Los Angeles, Cal.
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Stand at the depot awaiting the SigleI
excursionists, and will run to Ogden
without change. A few more persons
can be accommodated. Call to-day and
engage berths for this popular excursion
over the finest scenic route in the world
s. j. Mathes, Manager. ia First street
Nadeau Block.
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FRESNO, Cal. July 6.-Following |,
a list Of the south.bound passengers pass
ing through here this evening,
Mrs A K Sepulveda, Frank Querelo
Alfred II Clark, r B Young. A o Byron
wife and son, Los Angeles; Mrs M I
Clark, Orange; John Doe, 7 Sanor, Joe
Poheim, w 5 Leckie, @ w Bennett, II
Drawer, Chas Meyers. Miss Lizzie Mad
den, N Bardin, o II Gay, San Francisco
Miss Fannie Hall, East Oakland; Mrs {
II Hovey and family, do; Mrs $ w Nc
Alister, Topeka; Tom Collins, Yolo; \
Hawkins, VIM Irish, Oakland.
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H.adouarters 90 tne Front,

Now you hear from us. Elegant pres
ents given away free with every pur.
chase. Handkerchiefs, collars, chill.
dren's bibs, etc etc, etc. All free,
come and get some with your boots and
shoes. Our prices away down and dry
goods for nothing.
209 DowSEY BLOCK.
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The sales of Cucamopga irrigated fruit
lands at $40 per acre, with water in iror
pipes on each twenty.acre tract, have
now reached thirteen hundred acres, and
the price will on Saturday be advance ed
to SS5 per acre. Act at once IL you de
sire to buy. NJ. l. WIcRs,
Rooms | and 4. Postotfice Block
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-07

Latest in pattern, which we will sell for
$500. Merchant tailors are charging
for the same identical goods $40 to $45,
but we must and will take the lead in
bargains for fine and well made-up cloth.
ing. Call at e. Adams one.price cloth.
ing house, Is g. Spring street.
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The management of the Palace Hotel,
San Francisco, have set apart number
of hne rooms for transient guests at the
low rate of dollar a day. Full board
at this famous Palace, is the same as at
other tirst.class hotels in San Francisco,
and restaurant rates in proportion.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-07

Save money and doctor bills. Relieve
yonr mothers, wives and sisters by a
timely purchase Of DR.. Bosankos Cough
and Lung Syrup, best known remedy
for coughs, colds, Group and bronchial
elections. Relieves children of Group
in one night, may save You hundreds OF
dollars. Price so cents and 81. co. Sam.
Piles free. Sold by e, F. Heinzeman,
agent.
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Mr.. Merrill has set to work on the
High School to remove it to the new site
on Sand street. He will do the work
by means of tramway built from the
present site TO the new one.
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Read the Names of our Live Bus-
mess Men
On the books Of the Williamson tract.
Pasadena, CRnyada ana san
Fernando K,R.

The prospects for this most necessary
and delightful railroad are Frightening
every day. A public meeting has been
held in La Canada and a committee APP.
pointed to obtain grants OF land and
right OF way through the settlement.
The persons selected are j. L. Lanter.
man, c. ii, Macarthur, I. J. Martin
and win Beach. These are all live
men, who will push the enterprise for
ward.
Articles of incorporation have been
prepared aud signed by some of the in
corporators and will be completed at a
meeting to be called at an early day.
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You Will be Disappointed Again
You will delay in the Williamson
tract, as so many did in the Urmston
and the City Centre.
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Until next year, next month or next
week. Only $50 cash. Possession at
once in Wiesendanger's City Tract, 29
N. Spring. Free ride.
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1926 Indigo Blue Flannel suits
At L. Adams one.prioe clothing house,
is s. Spring street.
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The thirty days annual clearance sale
Of clothing, boots, shoes and gents fur.
nishing goods must take place on the
LIST of July.
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WHAT $4,000 WILL BUY.

one hundred and eleven acres OF the
best land In the valley. Think OF Il; the
the improvements OF which cost
over flty thousand dollars, now Of.
fered by HaizliP Son, l6h North Main
street, for $4,000. Offer only good for thir.
thousands OF people have seen 1t and all
agree that for Green House, Beautiful
Flowers, Statues, Fountains. Nice Shrub
berry and walks, It surpasses everything In
or around Los Angeles city. All under
good fence sixty acres good alfalfa land
hity-one ACRES Of fine fruit land, with eIah.
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 il.
offers II at the above mentioned bargain
For iull particulars call at l61s North Main
street. HAIzIJP Il SON.
ialbl
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When the Williamson Tract has been
sold, where will you find residence prop.
erty in the heart of the city al 1890 pei
LOTT II is the ''last and only"
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-07

Our annual clearance sale at the
Horse Shoe Clothing House takes
place July /.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-07

Extraordinary bargains will be had at
the annual clearance sale, l06 and los
North Main street.
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Buy your cigars from Edelman Il Co., the
only exclusive Wholesale cigar and tobacco
house In Southern California. Corner o.
Los Angeles aud Commercial streets.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-07

save Rent &c Pay No Interest
Possession ut once; only $50 cash
Cheap lots in Wiesendanger's City
| Tract
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Latest styles, endless variety of shades
at =. Adams one-price clothing house, 10
s. Spring street,