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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23

BARNETT & CO., the oniy exclusive whole
sale cigar ana tobacro house In the city, corner
of Los Angeles and Commercial streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23
ZOE rUnMoATIoN.

United s.a.ce and Oniee, Los Angeles. Cal,
Ar<li 9Th. lSSS Desert land, h1Al prOof)
Nosiee is here d given tiae George D. Rowan.
OF l'asadeissk Los Angeles county, Cali has filed
notice u iutcution Is f1ske p-o1f on his desert
lard cieira, No. ep<, lorf the Ma. Nls OF sk!4,
SNt4 Qt Stt< 1ftu his osstNi See IA, township
5 uoFth, raige 4 wesr. 5. b. NJ. before kegisier
sud l.e eftl scr, Al Las A. sc,es cat oi Tuesday
the 49th deS otAtsy, lSSs. IEe names the fol-
lowing wi1uesses r. PROVE rIfel complete irriga-
Nickais. Peter A. Nscktis, 0ecfge Gillis, Fritz
IIhridte, Of rreKo p1Stonee. Cal
a2s ;'os II. W PATTON, Register.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23

SUIIOH's vlTALizGR is what Won nasd Tor
Coustipation, Loss OF Anpet to- nizzieess and
all symptoms Of dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS
cents per bottle. sold by G. +. Henzeman
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver comp'sint. yor
haye p,intyd guarantee on evsry bottle of
Shiloh's Vitalizer. j never fails to cue.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23
Sheriff Of Los Angeles County
NV I7-fd |.1. n
!, ssEssAENT NOTICE.

Los Angeles Paper Compauy. i
Cal. Notice is hcreby given that Z
the Dicrect0r~, held on tue ~
1883, an assessment of $40 r
levied upon the capital stock 81 &
payable on or before the 10th az
to w. X. Blackman, SECRETARY u
tion, ut his rooms l6 and y, pl11|
Block, No. III New High stree
Angeles, Cal. ANY stock upon II
sessmeiit shnil remain unpaid ~ /
OF May, 1888, will be delirQlxe1
tised for sale at public aucaeu1
payment il made before, viii b1|
31st day Of May, 1888 to pay a.
assessment, together with costs q
and expenses Of sale.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23

To prevent any eyi resui,s from expos ure te
contagious or infections Diseases iortifv tie
or oftener, ii necessary, OF Fleso's Hamburg
Tea.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23

sLEEpLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shi,oE g Cnrc IS The rem
edy for you. soli by G, 4. ileinzeman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23
Norieg ioR PUBLICATION.

United States Land oflicc, Los Angeles. CAL,
April 27, 1888 desert Land, Final Prooil.---
Notice ID hereby given that II, X. W. Bent, Of
Pasadena, Cal, has filed notice Of intention to
mnke pr0of on his desert land claim, No 206,
for the whole OF section H. township N, X IL
W. ). II. NJ, before Register and Receiver Vt
Los Angeles Cal. on Tuesday the 2oth day OF
May, 1855. He names ths following witnesses
ton OF said land; John A. Niesels, Peter A.
Nickels. George Gillis, Fritz Handte. Of Trego p.
o.. Cal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23
NOTICE OF FoREcLosURE q

Philip sichler vs. Peter Escho1
Lewis, assignee OF Peter Escheido
derlip, L. Gottsohalk, Chas DI1lmtu
er aud +. Eudl. eherifl's Sale N<
der OF sale and decree OF fOrocfos(1
Under aud by virtue OF an order 01 I
cree Of foreclosure and sale, isBu6I
Superior Court of the County Of !.
State OF California, on the 10th d1I
d 1883, in the above entitled af;l1
Phflip Sichler, the above ramed 4
tained q judgment and decree on
and sale against feter Eschelb.ci'.l =
dRnts, on the 14th day Of May, "A, ~
the sum Of $7,411 dollars iii gold
United States. whidlr said decrtc N
18th day OF May, A. Da 1883 3
Judgment book 8 OF said Court N
am commanded to sell all tk6I}1
piece, or parcel of lard. kifua<1!
being In the County OF Los Angel
Califoruie, and bounded and deScI
lows, to wit:
Tie same being twenty acrds o.
ed east by land owned by the cstl<1
Birsch and Joseph Burch or nSSi1j
land owned by Mrs. Haggfe W'i16|
lard now owned 10y n. II. s41nin. !
County rosd leading from Santa a L.
City, aud being part Of the forI|
OF section 18, township ) south. III
San Bernariino ineridaau and held
premises conveyed to Murteawcr ~
d. II. Samis snd wife, dated Apfi1|
Public notice is hereby eIv<
Saturday tho 9th day OF Juilc, al i
O'Clock N. OF that day, In front
House door of ths County Of Ida
Spring street, will, in obe{iieltc6
OF sale and decree Of f0recfosfiro =
the above descri bed properly, or 81
of as may be necessary 10 Eatfylv 81
with interest and costs, etc. to tHt
best bidder. for cash III cold coin n
Stnses. a
Dated this 10th day Of May, 1891
JAME4
Sheriff OF Los Angeles County;
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly
cured by shilon's Cure. We guarantee Il. sold
by o. Hoiuyomau
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23
EygU s'7sfn i,EYIT-v


new YorK. Mag 22-rrlie s.ock maFset was
~; 81 very dult ta tsess to4iis, atihNulih the
iirerest mas ioqi si.oliset by OILY svp s.ocks,
AZ q bus oae Of ttusO wts really stslye. Tire
0Gnlng WIS weag, wlta deelluas lruia a't
G senins's figures The tiie nc5ir l 81 4 lover
;ais evedirF, aad Louisville sud nashville luss
~, nnd 81. raul PIcferaA /.
tOycs1mrat bouna we're lnN but tlrni.
petr0au.r opened weak ~ S-3 aud sod down
l cent icing The iirst hpur Oh itatstics, whcn
slight icepyery ueetrred, qua the deciine
vas rtsnincd shoatIv aftssr luon whsu sailing
hccime heavier and the mark t cl,,sed weak at
SCR. Cln,olidated fxeaause nDened at
SsSfc Eigfest, Se5ec. 1iOwest, HGssa.; closing
AZ .sC54c The Stock sAxchbpgr opened at
S4tc. fiighest, 6Si4e.t lowest S7c.; and clos
fig at SIC. fSaics, 1 1,so3 ,03O barrels
MONEY QUOTATIONS..
NEW YORK, May 22.--Moncy Oh call easy at
1}5et2 per cent; last loan, n closed offered IL.
Prime merceutile paper dI9YDla.
Sterling exchange strong aud 1ctiye; $l.S6M
fcI Isixfy day bills; Si.S0 for demand.
Bar Silver 9liSc.s
eiNal'RAsclsco, May 22.-Silyer bars, 02@
923Sc.per OFT 4eteit
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23
FOREIGN,

aItvSRrpftxs sMnr 22-Whcat- Eaey; ;,domand
poof; holders offcr freely. Calfbfnia No. 4 !,
6s. l0d 0t7s. per centsl; led western spring
As. Sd pUs. lid.
corn-Easy; demand poor. New mixed
western, 5s. I'd. pet eeptaL
~ III, N VII
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23
a.MsaAfl.
~ .-''--.,s.->-s -s-s->->e----- '-e~'sf-- 49,
A sskssMENr NOTICE..

A sSks3MENT NOIICE.
Tho Tsmplc-street Cable Railway Company,
prinri,al place OF business, Los Angeles City,
caiiiornia.. Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the Dlreeiors held this r<li day OF
April. 1855, al assessment OF FIVE (s5) dollars
rcr share Was levied upon the capital stock of
the co nnrnitou, payable Immediately to +. W..
woed, Secretary OF snid company, at his office,
l25l Temple street, Los Angeles City. CALI
fornin.
Any stock uncn which this assessment shall
rclnain uupaid on the ajth day OF May, 1883,
will be delinquent and Advertised for sale at
public auction, and, unless payment is made
he.ofc, viii be s,ld on tho 18th day of June,
1883, TO pay the delinquent assessment together
With costs OF ADVERTISING and expenses OF sale.
7. w WOOD, Secretary.
once, 1881 Temple street, Los Angeles, Cali
fprDfa. Q2S-t0
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23
By T, B. FANNINe. Deputy|
ssEssMENT NOTICE.

Los ssAngeles Electric Company;
Cal. Notice is hereby given thai +
the Directors, held ON the 9Th d&11
MI assessment OF one dollar par W
upon the capital stock Of f10
payable on the 30th day Of June,
Secretary OF the corp1
oflice OF the company. rooms l(= q
New High st.. in the City oi los 4
fornia. Any stock ,lpci,,e ~. x
shall remain MIR ~esiso s9
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23

GROUP, wHoePfNa- ,coUGu nud rr5fi-
chits iInmt diGtely reliev u shiioh's Cpfe
Sold by 9. 7. Heiessmtn. 9Ailil VIZ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23

Fefary.
aS-su
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23

A NASAL INJECTION free with each bottle
OF Shiioh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23
lUlAv6oi Eih4net .

NEw YonE, Nav 22.-wool qnitt sr5 easy
pouestSci ileset,' gtugSecy pulled 165S5c I;
PiIILADELrmA, Mayite21-wooi dull and
nominal. AZ sak rk0yEb
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23
n

CHICAGO, May, 22.-Csttlc-B Receipts. 5000.
Steady to strong. Shipping tsd export, ~ 20;
stockcrs and feedeIs, T2.75Gi.l0; Texas steers,
1884.
Hoes-r,Reccipts, $1,000. Slow, closing &c
lower. Mixed. A.S 43tg5.70; heavy, $4,000 50;
light, So 4oG5. .7a.r aHafesi.1 " .l.f
s 90; Texas woUi9a, So oUly 90; Texas shorn,
lS Sil15G545S1nt II .ng'f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23

sHILOH'S CURE will Immediately relieve
Group. Mhoopiag Cough and BronohiLis.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23

TEN, and Is we'll
east for his com
school work and -
was the agent VII
settling claims ~
it is charged he o
noyr had been on
In suits bronah
tqef, IA 49, y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23

sHlLoH'S CATARltH KESfEDY--A positive
cure fer Catarrh, piphtheria and canker Mouth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23

"HACHMETAcK," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and so cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-23
SUMMARY.

Number OF transfers abayo II 600 csch, 40.
Toinl amount OF conside alton, $:.52 73I.
Number VI trtilkiera under 81 600 cafp,, G1.
Total amount OF consideration, 80 lJJ
yrulsfers Tor n0ninRlcUnsidet-i.an. is.
A,kSrega,e OF day y trhnsfsrs f214,J-i
NorE-fransfers OF which tha Consideration
Is less ,han $l 900 are not published III the
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

If there were no other evidence than
the observance of this holiday, which
has been observed in comm emoration
of the birth OF the child Christ into this
world since the year 1872, all mankind
would be constrained to have some faith
in The once existence of such a charac-
ter who lived as the ideal example for
every man to follow. But the evidences
of divine history and the miracles
wrought in those who are bis true fol-
lowers Ivy their changed character after
their faith in his present spiritual exis-
tence is so strong that the unbelievers
in the once existence of such q divine
person on this earth are few.
As o as a child can understand he
is taught there is some good parsonage
who will reward it at Christmas for its
good acts, which is truely emblemat'cal
of him who brought peace on earth,
good will to man." AS Santa Claus Is
to the child's mind so should Christ be
adored by the adult.
Chri stmas is the merriest, joyous, and
gladdest of all the year. The making
of 1t a festive occasion and an exchange
of tokens of friendship and love serves
to show we have the regard for one
another which God had for us in the
presentation of His Son, not an offering
for the worlds goodness, but to atone
for its failures. 1t is a day when even
the most wretched are taught, as by
inspiration, to be happy, and is most
typical Of Him who brought the hope OF
eternal happiness. While it is a holi-
day, it should also be a holy-day In
which the sacredness of its origin aid
the sublimilty of its observance should
not be lost sight of.
Readers, rejoice and be exceedina
glad on this day OF all happy days
May Santa Claus reward all u young
readers and when tie Time shall CONT
may all our readers be acceptable fol
the rewards of the great and holy San
Ia Claus, the giver of all good things
We wish you and all a Merr,
Christmas.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22
Washington Letter.

Washington, Dec. 18Th, 1883.
The Republicans who are most OPP
posed TO an extra session of the Fifty
frs Congress are making their voices
heard in the land. According to their
views, If Tie surplus is suiici entity re-
duced during the present session and
The Republicans have three or more
majority in the next House, the necess-
ity for an extra session is removed.
The opponents of an extra session have
therefore, but n hope ami that is that
large regular appropriation bills will he
passed. The Democrats enjoy the
situation, and will see to IL that the APP
preparations are kept within Limit
Add.d to his is the probability teal no
River aud Harbor bill Will be passed. Its
veto 10y the President would be assured,
and he least Democratic opposition on
CONSIDERATION of the veto, would of
cou,se, kill ii. The Blair Educational
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

Sucklen's Arnics salve.
salve in the world for Cuts
'res, Ulcers, Salt Rheum-
letter, cltapped Hands,
and all skin Eruptions
Is Piles, or no pay re-
iced to give perfect
uded Price
M. johnson
ap,
ilding lots in
DER.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22


something 60 est. Don't think for a
moment that he was sea sick. but sick
Of the sea However. with Gods help
and the good management of the ships
crew We reached Savannah safe, and
ON the m,,rninu of the 10th. we left
~, "a. a. T.mna not kuo xnipg
-. :. ~
Whetiief we "ou'o se. usie "
thrown off at Camp Perry, or some
other quarantine station, although there
~. ,ass ,ro,hla in oo;no south than
coming NORM.
The inspectors gave us health certi-
fcates. showing that we were In good
sh.ra sor ~ve,,oxv LACK "a work on
o lila
linus we ptoceeoeu ." WI Jo'"ney De'u
as lions from station to sta
| ton, frequently changing cars, and,
,rhua tha sam obo,a 7 was taxing IN
~ "a .nas.
she s'eh'S, 'oon
beautiful towns, with their Orange Or
chards and flower gardens, that the
n-ewspapers sneak 40 much about. But
!, .asua..a aou;na 7 ala not see
" eoihs anu cunning
enough 10 wers 70 decoia'e . u"ues
| buttOnhOle, and but verv few orange
orchards. All a long the road. after
80 800 - p,o,.;da could
W so' in'o '"e -
Do seen \ camps OF the refugee iiv'hs
in their army tents, waiting very
| patiently for the much welcomed jack
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

An old gentleman from New Jersey,
who was at the Presidents reception
recently suggested that he would
like Mr.. Cleveland TO take up his resi-
dence in this State after the expiration
of his term of office. The President re.
piled: "Thsnk You; but 1 guess Inl
have to stick to my wi State"
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

Ii is claimed the registration Jaw for
Jersey City and Newark and the sun
set law were designed TO distranchise
Democratic working mtn i'll those Gil
les. AS Jei ey C'ty gave Clevtlan an
increased majority this year and New
ak almost los its Republican maj n
ity il is evidence that i'll Democrats
voted who wanted To vote. This shows
that the Democrats reasors for orpos-
ing those good laws do not hold water
md The reason that Republicans made
the laws is no reason why Democrats
should repeal them.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22
BoARD orcHosEN rREEHoLpER

BOARD OFCHOSEN FREEHOLDERS.
The December meeting was held at
the Court House on WEDNESDAY 18th. All
present except Isaac Allen, member
from East Ward, Salem, who was de-
| tanned by sickness.
A bill OF S63. IS from Henhoeffer &
Vaughn Of Wilmington Del, for "ser-
vices, rendered. but not stating what
kind Of services, was referred to Com
mittee on Claims.
Nh. George Ogden appeared aud
asked the Board to assist in the vaca-
tion of . certain read in Alloway town
shin, running from the farms Of Mr..
Ogden, Maskell Ware and others to the
Commissioners road, II miles long.
and not now used by the public or work
ee by the township, There are four or
five small bridges on this road and Mr..
Ogden thought the comfy could we'll
afford to pay part OF the expense of va
eating said read, on account of the
saving it would he tothe county.
On motion, ordered, that the Board
agrees to pay a sum not exceeding $50
towards the expense attending the va
cation of said road.
On nation Of MI. Freas, the central
partition m Fenn's Neck iron bridge
was ordered to be removed, and 4 low
er one, % by 4 in. put in its place.
On motion Of MI. Shute, a committee
of six, Including the Director, was APP
pointed TO consult with Mr.. Evans, the
architect of the new bank building, re-
garding enlarging and improving the
Court House. Committee Griscom,
Eraae Shnta Hnmnhravs Jeukins
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

Hayti has released the U. S. steam
ship Haytian Republic and the war died
a bornin. The World appropriately
illustrated the war with Hayti by an
alligator after a Negro up a palm tree.
As he has thrown down the cocoanut,
the gator will leave.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

A committee of Philadelphians have
waited on Governor Green to influence
him to recommend in his message to
the Legislature that the State appropfi-
ate 800, 900 towards the removal of the
islands between Philadelphia and Cam
den. Many citizens Of Camden think
their removal will be detrimental to
Camden as a harbOr. .
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

The West Jersey Press thinks that
with 81. her General E. Burd Grub or
Gardner r. Colby as the republican
candidate for Governor the party Can
carry the State. The Press has done a
great deal of thinking that never came
to pass.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

The Philadelphia Record is the first
to issue its annual almanac this year,
which is as fully up TO the standard as
the Record Itself is. The illustrations
in it are of local interest and attractive
and the poll ical and household infor-
nation i, contains is what is needed to
have fur reference every day in the
year. HE Record is a paper which ID
vocstes the peoples Interest and gives
the important news in a CONCISE way.
Long life to The Record.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

John Wanamaker who is spoken OF
for a position in Harrison's cabinet as u
reward for his raising a large campaign
fund, says he would rather he mayor of
Philadelphia,
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

The Panama canal has collapsed, as
NJ. DeLessep, the venerable French
inancier who bull the SueZ Canal, has
failed to market all the new issue of
bonds to continue the work. 1t is not
probable that the canal will ever be
built rs it has cost $207 100000 and
hundreds of lives already and hut little
is done in comparison 10 what will have
tn he lnnn
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-03-29
FROM WASHINGTON.


TOTAL expor.s from this cOIntry of dairy
products for the ten months ended Febru-
ary %, 1887. were s.. S.342 ,O4O. while the
expor,s OF the corresponding period In 1883
were SlO.ll3.17l.
The Agricultural Department S.atistic:an
on the 10Th estimated the stock of wheat
in farmers hands at the present time at
49,, ,OOO, 900 bushels against l22. OOO, 900
bushels at the same time lust year
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND on the Goth nom-
mated Slrother n Stockslager, OF Indiana,
to be Commissioner of the General Land
Ofice and Thomas J. Anderson, Of Iowa,
to be Assistant Commissioner
ON the evening of the 21st ex-Secretary
and Mrs Hugh McCulloch celebrated ther
golden wedding anniversary In Washington
by q brilliant reception
The death of Morrison R-mick Waite,
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court of the
United States occurred at his home In Wash
ing on at seven o'clock on the morning of
the 2:sd Of pneumonia after q brief illness
He was born at Lyme Conn, November
20. 1916 graduated from Yale in 1887, and
on January II, 1874, was appointed by
President Grant rs pres:d ng officer of the
Supreme Court He leaves wife. who was
in California at the time of his death, two
sons and one daughter Upon the an
nouncement of his death the supreme
Court adjourned, and the President issued y
proclamation ordering that the Government
buildings be draped for three days. and that
4 'gs be draped ut half-mast on the day OF
the funeral.
BEFORE the House Agricultural Commit
tee on the 23d w. g. Bartle. an ex-pork-
packer Of st Louis, stated in the lard in
vestigation that he had been in the bust
for Epn hot fCIn n0nv.o
infected hogs were cut up and put upon the
market as good meat
THERE were 112 business failures in the
United States during the seven days ended
on the 23d, against 202 the previous seven
days
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-03-29
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

In Russia melting snow had On the 10th
caused great foods, and the damage would
be seriOuR
DURING performance on the 2lss at the
Banquet Theater. in Oporto. Portugal, an
explosion of gas occurred and the theater
took tire and was destroyed The house
was full Of spectators at the time. Eighty
bodies had been taken from the ruins, and
others were missing.
DISPATCHES of the 21st from Edmonton,
in the Tar Northwest, say that hundreds Of
Canadian Indians were starving to death,
and over sixty had already died
BAGDAD advices of the 21st say that the
Hamavend Nomadics had raided tho dis-
trict Ground that city, burning and pillag-
ing several villages and numbering many
Kurdish peasants.
GREAT suffering among the people In
rural districts OF Spain was reported on
the olst, owing to the severe weather
Many peasants had perished in the snow.
MY1HGGAN, an important military post in
Upper Burmah. was recently destroyed ly
an incendiary fire. and fifteen thousand
people were reported to be homeless
A COLLISION between freight train and q
snow-plow on the 22d near Gravenhurst,
Can killed seven men and seriously wound.
cd five Othera
THIRTY-NINE villages were destroyed by
the recent floods in Hungary, and the en-
tire county OF Bekes would resemble lake
until the summer was far advanced Great
distress prevailed among the inhabitants
REPORTS on the 23d of the recent theatei
fre at Oporto, Portugal. say over one hun.
dred and twenty persons perishcd in the
hameA