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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-10-23
Just What They All Say.

Hon. D. D. Haynie, Of Salem, ILL.,, says
he uses DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup in his family with the most satisfac-
tory results, in all cases Of Coughs, Colds
and Group, and recommends 1t In particu-
Tar Tor the little ones. Sample bottle free at
j. A. Moore's.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-10-23

Several families from this parish are
thinking of moving to the hills of Ouach-
tia parish, this fall, provided they can sell
their places here.- Cdld,CcU WotthRnn.
The people of the hills of Ouachita will
i've them ahighland welcome:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-10-23
Liver Pills.

Liver Pills.
Use DR.. Gunn's Liver Pills for Sallow
Complexion, Pimples on the Face and Bill
liousness. Never sickens or gripes. Only
one for dose. Samples FREQ at J. A.
Moore's.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-10-23

Largest Varied exhibited
this city showing all tho designs and novelties in
and many OF our styles being confined to tho STAIR
GNr CENTS NECKWEAR. IN o others
Hand embracing in patterns tho andsomest designs in Silks
Velvet Brocades Prices from - Cls
gs- BOYS SCHOOL WAISTS. received n Largo
their Shirts, many other
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-10-23

A sories of meetings will be held in tho
Methodist Church commencing Tuesday
night. Rev. z. A. Johnston of Clinton,
Miss, will preach Monday night.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-10-23

A flock OF brants passed oven the city
Thursday en- route South. Get out your
overcoats.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-10-23
loFFICIAL.)
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MAYORS orrroE,

M,,,.,e IL .o1N n g ,ese \
H.onloe' na'' ocsone. Ao ioeo.'
The council mot upon call OF the Mayor.
Present Frod Endom, Mayor; w. p.
=, Nv 60 80 ". H"A,. ~ r,.,'s.s.
=. y. conner. Wm' heekins' ~ u Si ''s
The Mayor exnlainod the object of the
meeting.
The following petition was then read and
carried:
To the Honor.b,e the CITY Council of
Mn~ron Stnta ~ Tn,,,s;ay.
..vAse =. ~
Whereas, The ~. O., n: q =. 3. Il. Il: Co..
corporation created under and ny virtue
OF the laws of the State OF Louisiana, pro-
poses to construct It's line OF standard guase
railway through the city of Monroe, In said
state;
Now, therefore, the undersigned, being
moro than one.thifd q the properly TAX
payers Of said city Of Monroe. In the state
os Louisiana, respectfully pray your Hon on
orable body to submit to the property TAX
payers Of said city proposltion 70 autnof,
ize the city council Thereon 70 levy asPeciat
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15
DOWNING & SCHMIDT
HBW YORK & SAN FRANCISCO
Escaped from Pluto Indians Only
to be Almost Killed in Los
Angeles.

Several evenings since middle-aged
gentleman, staggering under the weight OF
pain, called upon the emfneut specialist,
Dr. White, los North Main street. said ne;
cannot i've through another night In this
agony. ! have had three different doctors
prescribe for me within a week. and they
have almost killed me-"
stranger, who continued: my name il
Joseph Mayer. live in Silver City, Idaho.
l have for years suffered win nasal ce-
city made applications to my nose which
only aggraveted the disease. decided 70
see what effect climate would have. ana
went to San Diego. met with disappoint-
lo8 soa F s;a Rsse Rss1 .nS Ssn n S4a
work on Charles McGowers ranch, near
this city. All this time my catarrh did not
improve. / now noticed my stomach did
NOT act right. It wouii I'll up with gas, feel
catarrh went TO my bladder and kidneys,
and wishing relief from the intense psiu /
had in the back and bladder, came 10
town and had doctor prescribe He did not
whose medicine faithfully tried without
getting any better. Ny pain was terrible.
Large drops OF sweat roured OIL OF me. l
walkeo the streets OF this city, wondering II
had to die with SO many doctors all
relieve me. have been chased by Indians
near my home and have endured many
hardships, but would take my chances
again with them rather than come in con-
tract with those doctors who gave me that
medicine"
Or. White examined Mr.. Mayer critically.
His tongue was heavily coated, appetite
gone, bowels irregular, very nervous, nose
bladder in high state OF Inflammation.
urine red and voided with difficulty, much
pain at neck Of bladder. the passage Of but
few drops OF urine causing much burning.
Mr.. Mayer was furnished medicines
adapted to his condition, and proper ad vice.
Next day he reported feeling splendid" :"
No pain, tongue clearing. and his general
condition much improved. In q few days
Mr.. Mayer was able to return TO his home In
road to recovery He returned home July
10th, and will perhaps never forget his mar
row escape from death in our city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15
AN ORDER.
President Cleveland Issues
q Manifesto.
HE STANDS BY THE PLATFORM,
Office Holders Must Mind Their
Business and Not Try to Rule
the Earth.

Special to the Herald bu the associated Press. |
wAsHINaroN, July 1.-THE following
Executive order was issued by the Presi-
dent this afternoon:
ExEcurIvE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, d. G.. July IA, 'S6.
TO the Heads of Departments IN The
seryice Of the General Government.
l deem this proper time to especially
warn all subordinates In the several de-
partments and all office holders under
the general government against the use
of their official positions in attempts to
control political movements In their To-
calitiea. Office holders are agents of the
people. not their masters. Not only Is
their time and labor due 10 the govern
ment, but they should scrupulously
avoid in their official duty offending by
display of obtrusive partisanship their
neighbors who have relations with
them as public officials. They should
also constantly remember that their
party friends from whom they have re.
ceived preferment have not invested
them with the power OF arbitrarily
managing political affairs They have
no right as office holders to dictate the
political action OF their party asso-
cistes or to throttle freedom Of action
within party lines by methods and prac-
tices which prevent every useful and
justifiable purpose OF party organiza-
ton. The influence Of Federal officers
should not be felt in the manipulation
of political primary meetings and momi-
Mating conventions. The use by officials
Of their positions to compass their selec-
tion as delegates to political conventions
is indecent and unfair, and proper re-
gard for. the proprieties and require
ments Of political place will also pre-.
vent their assuming active conduct Of
political campaigns. Individual inter
est and activity In political affairs are by
no means condemned, otfice-holdsrs are
neither disfranchised nor forbidden the
exercise Of political privileges. but their
privileges are not enlarged nor is their
duty to party increased to pernicious
activity BY ofhce-holding. A just dis
crimination in this regard between the
the things citizen may properly do,
and the purposes for which public Of
fice should not be used is easy in the
light Of . correct appreciation Of the
relation between the people and those
entrusted with official place. and con
sideration Of the necessity under onr
form Of government Of political action
free from official coercion. You are re-
qaested to communicate the substance Of
these views to those for whose guidance
they are intended.
[Signedl GROVER CLEVELAND.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15

Kleiner, Lafollette, Laird, Lanham,
Lawler, Lefevre. Lore, Lowering. Lowry,
Leman, Markham. Martin, Matson,
Msnburg, Meadow, McComas, McCreary,
Nick emma, McMillen, McRse, Muller,
Mills, Mofatt, Morgan, Morrill,. Nor
rison, Morrow. Murphy, Neal, Nero
Negiey. Nelson, Oates, 0Neill Of
Missouri. Outherwaits, Psyson, Peel,
Perkins, Perry, Peters, Petitions,
Peacock, Pender, Plumb, Price. Ran
dali, Regan, Reid IN. C.), Richardson.
Riggs. Romeiss, Roweli, Ryan, sadler,
Sayres, Seney, Sessions, Shaw. Single
ton. Skinner, Snyder, Sowden, Springer,
Sohlnecker, Steel, Stevenson, Stuart,
(Texas) st. Martin, Stone lKy.) Stone,
mo- Storm, Strait, Sirublew, Swope,
Tarsney, Taulbee, J. NJ. Taylor, Tenn.
Zach Taylor Tenn. Thomas wis.
Thompson. Throckmorton. Tillman,
Townshend, Tugg, Turner, Van Schaick,
Wsde, Wakefield, Wallace, Warner,
(Ohio) Warner (Mc.) Weaver (Neb.
Weaver Qowa) Wellborn. Wheeler,
White (Pa.) White (AIinn.) Wilkins,
Willis. Wilson, Winans, Wise, Wolford,
Woodbury. and Worthington.
+ Nays-Adams Of Illinois, Allen Of
Massac achusetts, Baker, Belmont, Bing-
ham, Bliss, Bound, Boutelie, Buck, Bun
nell, Burlsigh, Butterworth, Felix Camp
bell Of New York, z. j. Campbell Of
New York, Campbell Of Pennsylvania,
Collins, Davis, Dibble, Dingley, Dowd.
ney, Durham, Ely, Evans, Everhart,
E.rr,h.r Es.5I.xr EIaae<a~ (irc,,x uav
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15

The AFTER effects Of the British
Elections.


The After Effects Of the British
Elections.
DuBLIs. July l4--Durlne the rioting
at Belfast last night between Catholics
and Protestants, four tsverns and q
number Of dwelling houses were wrecked.
Fears Of renewal Of the disturbances
are entertained. Among those wounded
last night was . sergeant.
II ID thought he cannot
recover. A constable and many civil
ians received severe wounds. This
morning the head constable Of Water.
ford forced private soldier to attempt
to arrest two 0rangemen, father and
son. During the struggle that ensued
both 0rsngemen were shot and killed.
The situation at Waterford is serious.
The streets are patrcled by police and
cavalry.
belfast, June IA proclamation
has been issued which forbids the people
to assemble in the streets, and warns
them that violation Of this law will
render them liable to arrest. Policeman
Gardner is dead. The police garrison
has been largely increased. The
wrsckage caused by the rioting
yesterday resembles the results Of
ee tornado. Men, women and
children were struck down, bruised and
bleeding. still uttering cries Of defiance
and threats Of revenge. The Protest.
ants were beaten BY sheer numbers and
many Of their houses were afterwards
.rarkad T-ootv shraa rriaov ara whiIe
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15

Los Angeles Lodge No. IS, A. O. U.
W., was visited last evening by A. G
Balm, grand overseer Of the State Of
California, AL. Cobler. of Los Angeles,
grand guide. and Past Grand Master of
the State, M. T. Brewer, q member Of
the firm Of Coleman & Co., of Los An
geles. There was q musical programme
gotten up for the occasion, songs by B.
Q. Holmes and George Atwood, reci-
tation by Mr.. Holmes and an address
Of welcome to the grand officers by DR..
Walter Lindley. Mr.. Balm delivered an
interesting and eloquent address of some
length pertaining to the workings of the
order, after which Mr.. Brewer made an
able address. followed by Mater Work
man A. F. Mackey and others. One
week from tomorrow an open meeting
will be held. to be addressed by Mr..
Balm, Mr.. Brewer and others which
the public are invited to at.
tend. Due notice will be given
through the press of the place of meet
ing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15
ENGLAND.
How the Long Drawn Out hat
tie Al WagiuH.

How the Long Drawn Out hat
tie is Waginz.
LONDON, July l4.--GIadstone author
izes an emphatic contradiction Of re-
port that John O'Leary lad been pri-
vately summoned to London and had
conferred with Gladstone, Earl Spencer
and Mr.. Morley. None Of the Minis
tsrs mentioned had seen O'Leary or
communicated with him in any way.
The total votes polled up to the pres-
ent time are: Unionists 1895, ,623,
GIadstonians |, $50. .64s. At midnight the
totals are: Conservatives and Unienists
3S6, Gladstonisns 252. The Conserve
tives and Unionisn now estimate the
final result as follows; Conservatives
323, Liberal U nionists rs, Gladstoniaus
1888, Parnellites So. The resalt of the
elections is restoring commercial conf
dsnce. In Dublin the markets are buoy
ant. Bank Of Ireland and Irish railway
shares are advancing.
Sir s. Wilton. Conservative, has de-
feated Captain 4. H. vernay,
Gladstone candidate for reelection,
notwithstanding Mr.. Gladstone's spe-
cial letter to the electors, urging them
to vote for the captain. At the last
election he was successful by majority
of l456 in total poll of 9468. In South
Gloucestershire Hon. j. Plunkett, Con-
ssrvative, has defeated the return Of E.
Stafford Howard, Gladstonian, who ct
the last election had majority Of las in
. poll Of ol67. The Unionists by q ma
jori.y Of 1--WE have defeated the election
Of &. Watson, Gladstonian, in South
Ayrshire. A. M. Kenny, Parnellite,
has been reelected from Middle Tyron,
over H. H. Moore, Conservative. w.
K. Redmond, Parnellite, has been re-
elected for North Fermanagh. He
polled 3l2s votes, while VIM. Archdale,
bis Tory opponent, polled but 1852,
Mr.. Redmond's vote il l27 less than he
had ct the last election, while the vote
of his opponent is forty greater. In the
south division Of Morcaghan Sir ] Mac
Kenna, ParnsIlite, received 4l65 votes.
and Mr.. Westear. his opponent, 1903.
A Gladstonian gain was made to-day
in the Buckrose division Of Yorkshire,
where, amid intense excitement, after .
recount, C. Sykes, Conservative c.ndi-
date and an intimate friend Of the
Prince of Wales, was beaten by one
vote.
The Conservatives have gained
Cheshire, Northwich, Cumberland,
Egremont and Buteshire. Gladstone
started from HAwarden for London to-
dav
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15
sraEET-CAR srRIKE.
San Francisco Tries 10 Emulate
So. Louis.


SAN FHAScIsco, July IA Tonight a
car on the North Bsach and Mission
railroad missed . switch on Fourth
street. opposite the car shed, and col
lided with car going in the opposite
direction. In few moments crowd Of
several hundred persons gathered, large
ly composed Of hoodlums. The crowd
amused itself by hooting, yelling and
firing stones at the cars. 1t was then
deci led to stop the running OF all cara
on the road before more serious damage
could be done. As the cars came along
they were ordered in for the night,
Each one was greeted with . chorus Of
hoots and yells aad volIeys Of stones.
rotten eGgs, potatoes, etc. We're
1t not for the presence Of large
force Of officers serious trouble would
probably have taken place. OF the six
teen cars at work on the road all had
their windows more or less broken.
Almost all Of the conductors and many
Of the passengers were hit by stones,
but no serious injuries have been report
cd. The Superintendent Of the road
sasd that the cars would be started at
the regular time tomorrow morning.
They had ali the men that were needed
and could get many more II necessary.
After all Of the cars had been safely
housed the crowd gradually dispersed
and the vicinity Of the car houses re-
sumed its normal aspect.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15

The Board Of Police Commissioners
had meeting yesterday and the follow.
ing business was transacted: The Board
Of Education was permitted to employ
A. A. Henry as a special policeman to
protect school property. Henry is to
be paid by the Board of Education.
The resignation Of Officer d. Jones
was accepted, to take effect on July 81
F. Yapp. W. j. Thompson and P. M /.
Duncan were appointed as Fruit Pest
Inspectors.
The county inspectors were also given
commissions as special city inspectors, in
order that they may serve city notices
Their names are d. Carr, W. @. McMul-
lin, Edgar Bartley, J. N. C.lner and
- Cowdry. To-day the Police Com
missioners will appoint from amongst
the city inspectors Chief Inspector.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15

Eng land and the United states
Win ExlRaalse.

Eng land and the United state
viii Exsraaiss.
LONDON. July A.--An sxtrsdiiion
treaty between England and the United
States has been signed. In addition to
the autonomy clauses the treaty pro.
vides for the surrender Of dynamite
miscreants. At the Foreign Office to-
day it was stated that when the matter
was ripe a Communication would be
made to the press In the usual way. and
that the treaty would doubtless be rati-
fed at Washington after the Gus
tomary routine. Further details
were peremptorily refused. At the
American legation. Secretary White was
greatly incensed on being questioned in
regard to the matter and refused TO ad-
nit or contradict the statement that the
treaty had been signed, on the ground
that the State Department. It Washing
ton Wa alone compstsnt to speak on
the subject; He said be VA surpriaed
- The indiecretinn Of khA fofeien office
and brusquely closed the interview. 1t is
generally thought in diplomatic circles
here that the Socialistic troubles in Chi
cago largely Influenced the American
government in making the treaty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15

A short time since q young man by
the name Of Duncan cane to this city
totally blind in one eye and nearly blind
in the other. He had been working
upon cattle rancho near flagstaff, Ari.
zons, and while shoeing horse piece
Of iron had penetrated the left eyeball,
passing nearly through 1t and lodging
against the back part Of 1t, destroying
the sight of this eye and by sympathetic
lesion gradually but surely destroying
the sight Of the other eye also. He had
received treatment in Arizona but with
out deriving any benefit from it. Arriv-
ing in this city, he called upon DIR. E. A.
Clark, who. not making a specially of
diseases Of the eye, took the patient to
the occulist. F. P. Hoy, NJ D., at No.
45t N. Spring street. who, upon making
an examination, decided that it would
be necessary to lake out the left eye
altogether in order to save the sight Of
the other. This operation was success
fully performed last Tuesday morning
by DR.. Hoy, assisted by DR.. Clark. and
the patient is now doing we'll. A HER.
AID reporter was shown the eye after its
extraction and o fiat piece Of iron was
plainly visible imbedded in the rear por-
ton Of the eyeball. This operation is
said by the surgeons to be very delicate
aud difficult one and requiring the hand
Of most skillful surgeon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15
Notice to Creditors.

In the Superior Court of the County Of
Los Angeles, State of California.
In the matter OF the estate OF David W. Alex
ander. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed, executrix OF the Estate OF David W,
Alexander, deceased, to the creditors Of
and all persons having olaims against
necessary vouchers, within four months
after the hrst publication Of this notice, 70
Messrn. olssseil. Smith a Patton, attorneys
for said execurix, at their once, Rooms IS,
the same being her place for the Transaction
OF the buHiness Of the said estate In the
county OF Loe Angeles, state OF California.
ADELAfDk ALEXANDER.
Executrix Of the estate OF David w. Aiexan.
der. deceased.
Dated July l@th, issd iyit-tw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15

MERoED, Cal.. July l4.-Following is
. list Of the south bound passengers pass
ing through here this evening:
EB Trescott and wife, Mrs G Goodall.
Mrs Thayer. Mrs G N Goodall, ] B
Owens, H Arnold, G Sultan, M H Flint,
C H Gordon, w White, A Kaempfer,
Mrs E Morris, San Francisco; ] W Sey.
mour, London; Capt Summerhayes,
Mrs Capt Wells, Fort Lowell; w K An.
drus, w o Smith, d Alexander, c E
Clark, Oakland; F d Fausett, Riverside;
H E Hubbard Clip. A T; w ] Toy, +
McKillips, Ogden; F Greer, New Orleans;
A A Howard, FL Paso, Tex.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15
EDWARD K. .Als!P, 81 SACRAMENTO,
jy15Im
Notice for Publication Of Time for
~ Proving VIII, Etc.
m THE SUPERIOR ooURr 49,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. IA
CouNTY OF Los AEaELEs y
In the matter OF the estate Of sarah Ellen
Bartlett, deceased.

In the matter Of the estate Of sarah Ellen
Bartlett. deceased.
4 Notice is hereby given that Monday. the
4. Of said day, at the Court Room Of
Department No. One Of this Court,
in the county of Los Angeles, has
been appointed for hearing the appliea.
ago aocumens m nov on lie Il shis dourt, pns. ar'
porting to be the last will aud testament OF
Sarah Ellen Bartlett, deceased, be admitted
10 probate, and that letters testamentary be
issued thereon to said j.. M. Elliott
at which time and place all persons
Interested therein may appear and contest
the same.
Dated July 18th, 1896
CHAs. H. DbNsMooR, County Clerk.
By L. J. THOMPSON, Deputy jyl4 l2t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15

PARIS, July 1.-THE celebration Of
the ninety-seventh anniversary of the
fall OF the Bsstile was opened to-day by
salvos of artillery. The ceremony Of
distributing provisions and money to the
poor was conducted on scale Of great
generosity. The Arc de Triumphe and
the Trocadero were splendidly decorated.
Fairs were held In all the city squares.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15

New ORLEANS. July l4.-A special 10
the Times Democrat from New Laredo,
N. M, says; About Ar. M. to-day the
commander Of the Fourth Cavalry, sta
toned here. received orders by telegraph,
and in fifteen minutes tho regiment
moved hastily, going down the river.
Nothing definite could be learned as to
their destination or the cause of their
sudden departure. 1t finally transpirsd,
however, that revolution had broken
out in the vicinity Of Mere, Camargo,
Guerrero and the adjacent country.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15

II you have disease of these organs. nc
matter how produced, consult Dr. White
103 North Main street. His treatment will
cure you after the failure oil all others. Ca
TARRa OF THE BLADDER, GLKKr, IMPorEs cY,
vARIcocILe, RUPTURE, SEMINAL LOSSES
SYPHILIS, PROMPTLY, BAFRLY AND PRIVATE
LY CURED. Office hours, 9 A. NJ. TO SP. M.
ily1b-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15

Gelcich Post. No. l06, G. A. r., will
give an entertainment tonight at Camp
bells Hall. East Los Angeles. consisting
Of music by the drum corps, instrumental
reveille, songs" Tenting Tonight" !"
Marching Through Georgia, Rally
Round the Flag"-recitations, miscol-
lansous songs and readings. II will be
a lively evening.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15
Tn. Denver and Rio ar.nde.

DENVER. July l4.--This afternoon
Judge Hallet, Of the United States
Court, affirmed the sale Of the Denver
aud Rio Grande railway as made last
Monday, after which articles were i'm
mediately filed with the Secretary Of
State incorporating the company under
the name of the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad Company, capital stock S7S,.
600, 900, of which S46, 500. 900 is common
stock and the remainder preferred stock.
This evening at meeting Of sharehold.
ers Geo. Cappell, Adolph Engler, R. B..
Minturn, Geo. T. Wilson, John j. Hori-
ger, John L. Walsh, Theo. H. A. Tromp,
w. s. jackson and D. II. Moffat were
chosen directors. After adjourning the
directors met and elected w. s. jackson
President, Geo. Coppell Vice President,
y. W, Gillully Treasurer, VIM. wags-
fer Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15

J. Langenberger, of Anaheim, is reg
istered at the st. Elmo.
j. Il. Hatung. the well-known vintner,
Of Anaheim, Is in the city. guest at
the st. Elmo.
Capt. Summerhayes. Of the Eighth U.
8. Infantry, is on the train due 1T 2 p.
NJ. bound for Fort Lowell, Arizona.
T. McKillip. the well-known pool
seller and manager of the Paris Mutuals,
will arrive in the city at 2 P. NJ. to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Waite and daugh-
ters, of Riverside, are in the city, the
guest of Mrs. P. Waite, OF East Los An
geles,
Hon. W. R. Andrus, ex-Mayor Of
Oakland and ex.Secretary Of the State
Railway Commissioners is on the train
due at P. NJ. to-day.
b. A. Stephens, the efficient reporter
Of the Epening Express, left yesterday
to enjoy a we'll earned vacation. He
will be away for a month and will in
spect the Calico rocks for minerals.
Edward T. Wright, the genial County
Of Los Angeles county, arrived
home on Tuesday from six weeks visit
to his old home in Illinois, and to other
places Of interest. He has had good
time but is glad to get home, aud all his
friends are glad that he has got home.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15

Buy your cigars from Edelman 4 Co., the
only exclusive wholesale cigar and tobacco
houle In Southern California. Corner Of
Los Angeles and Commercial streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15
NOTICE or DISAPPOINTMENT.

On account of she extremely warm
weather. the ball advertised to be given by
Castle Guard Division X. of r. is postponed.
$500 jylt-it