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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-06-06

and rarely take individual needs into ac-
count.
Young Wife: "John, I wish you would
rock the baby" Young Husband 'swharu
l rock the baby for 7'' Y. w.: .Becau.e
he is not very well. And what's more, half
of him belongs to you, and you should not
object to rock him" Y. H.: swell, don't
half belong TO you1" Y. W.: eyes" Y.
H.: swell, you can rock your half, and
let my half hoIler."-CIeveIand Town
Topics.
The Newport Ledger OF last week relates
the following: Eight years ago an Irish
peddlsr visited Ihis place. became dead
broke, and in order to get out of town he
borrowed a small sum of money from W.
IL. Jones. Billy had given up the money
As lost, but ''bread cast upon the waters
will return in many days" was verified,
when the Irishman walked into d. NJ.
Rickabsugh's store th- other day and ask
ed fo- his creditor Billy Was not ST home,
but Dave took the money together with the
interest, which was voluntarily paid bY the
son of Emorsli Isle Score one for that
I Irishman.
From the Newport News: John Owing, &,
OF Center township, who was kicked by Il
horse fortnight ago, died on Tuesday
morning. He had taken no nourishment
Tor eighteen days prior TO his death and
the last two weeks was unconscious. He
was ebout 5s years old. d. Ii.
/ Fisher took his son, Daniel Webster Fisher,
aged l6 years, to Harrisburg, TO have a
s.dead bone" removed from his right wrist.
/ Last fall Daniel Tell Ss feet of of a chest
nut tree, breaking his lett arm, snd his
right arm in three places The physician
/ failed to adjust the broken bones correctly
and the boy, in consequence, will be a
/ cripple for life. DR.. ,kurtz, Of
Reading, accompanied oy frieLd, are here
on their semi annual fishing bout. :
FROM the Newport Ledger: Last Sun
day a party OF boys gathered in little
shaaty between the river and canal a shor;
distance above town and engaged in play
ing cards, whether for money or not We
have not learned. While game was in pro-
gress Logan Burd, son of Landlord Burd,
who was alter his fathers COW, came on
the party, and reports says they wanted to
drive him away. Logan was slow 10 move
on, and a war oil words occurred, followed
by Charles Sheiblsy, one OF the card players,
choking Logan. To defend himself, Logan
picked up stone that would weigh prob
ably pound and a-half or two pounds anc
hurled II at Sheibley, striking him on the
head The boy dropped as If he had been
shot snt lay unconscious, continuing 81
until .fter be was carried TO his home. DR.
Orris was called, who made thorough ex
animation Of the boys head aud failed Il
even fad a mark on bis scalp. Charley re
mained unconscious for an hour or tw'
when he slowly regsined consciousness
He was able TO be about Monday afternoon
and no ser!ous results are looked for.
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MAINS INTERNATIONAL
SHOW.

This truly superior organization exhibit
ed here on Saturday last; and when We
say the performance. so far As novelty and
through enjoyment were concerned, was
equal 10 any thing of the kind, ever seen
here, We hut voice the universal sentiment
OF all who attended. The one feature
a!One-nsmely, the three headed lady
songstress-wzs worth double the money
it cost to see il all, for she is the most mar
y-lous curiosity the eye ever beheld-
three living heads upon a single tody, sing
ing, talking and eating iu perfect concert
ard accord, battling the most scientific and
amazing every beholder by her remarkable
appearance. Each head sings and converses
in a different language, aud in choral unis-
on il is wonderful. Be sure and see it
Waverly (N. " Times.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-06-06

The following scale Of prices for announc-
ments has been Mutually agreed upon by
the undersigned, and no deviation from
the -ame will be made Congress, S25
President Judge. S25 Senate, SlOi Legis-
isture, 81 Associate Judge, ProthOnotary
Register and Recorder, and Sheriff, each,
So Commissioner aud District Attorney
each, S3 Jury Commissioner and Auditor
each, 81. All additional comm lnicatiup,
recommending candidates Will be charged
10 cents per hne. Money in ali cases 10 bs
paid IN ADVANCE.
WM. NJ. ALLISON,
Editor JuniGfd Herald.
B. +. SCH HWEIER,
Editor SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-06-06
temperance Institute.

The ". c. T U. OF Juniats county will
hold a Temperance Institute al Centre, on
THURSDAY, June l4Ih, in the Luth ersn
church The morning asd afternoon ses-
sioas viii be devoted 10 business OF the Un-
iOE- Interesting speakers are expe cted TO
address The evening meeting, The public
sre cord tally invited 10 attend
MRs.J- y. KIRK, Prss'f.
MARY N. LYOS, See'y-
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SHERIFF.

To the Editor Please announce the
name OF James McCauley, as a cans id ate
for the Office of Sheriff, subject TO the
usages of the Republican Party. Mr.. Nc
Cauley is a true and tried Repub ican, OF
well known business ability, tact and energy,
conscientious and faithful, and ii nominat-
ed and elected will crediraby and honestly
discharge the duties of this office.
MlFPLINTOWN
Nay 81 IsS8
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-06-06

Editor Sentinel and Republican Il
would announce Anson b. Wills as a suita-
bic candle for the office of Register and
Recorder. Mr.. Wills Is a clever and worthy
young man abundsntly qualified 10 dis
charge the duties OF ths Office mentioned.
NIFFLIN TOWN.
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Panublican Primary Election.

... meeting Of the Republican County
,,'-,r1itt-,, held n Mitiiintown on Saturday,
NH slst, IsSs, 1t WAS ordered that the
P-Jr,srv Election of the Republican party
80 I,ni,ta county De held at the usual
,is-rs for holding the township ant gener-
a Elections on
saturday. August 25th, Isss,
ID IA, accrrtsuce with the rules govern
,Bg Primary Elections, the poles to be op-
.Tsd In th,. townships at O'Clock, and in
~. borrouvhs at { o'clock IN the afternoon,
nd 10 remain op-a until O'Clock, P. NJ /;
NJ ,h, Return Judge Convention TO be
- in the Court House, at NitiiIrtown- on
yaXn,Y. AyGusr -, 1888 at O'Clock p N
5. B. CAVENY,
ATTEST NNU" '''1 u
=. +. NELOY, Sse'y
Tho following are the oftic0rs 9" be voted
for Al said election
CoNGsEssNAN
SENATOR.
NkaBER OF rus LKGtsLAruRk.
kEGfsrEK AND RECoRDER.
SHAEIFF.
LzAGHSAx or CoUSTT COMMITTEE.
RKPREsKNrArIvE DKLEaATE.
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s.,urasy : August 2sth, Isss.
F.E. NELoY, sse'y
SHORT LOCALS.
wheat Is heading


wheat Is heading
Ten common sized eggs weigh pound.
aOa to ST. Louis, is the cry octhe Dem
.er.cv.
Horse buyers are still travelling the county
tor horsas.
MANY. of the complaints Of people are to
be relied on.
~, ,,,r.-f, v,s M, drowned by the
,-.--,.a,r,
buzz i, feeding on peach trees in Hunt
O1e : W
As'''" e'' -,
AIRS y = ''''' ''''' '''
WIN e'!S
An exchange says '"Ai'o9nsiS 'he inou-
whscker's paradise.
NAN IS in's'ha''ohl' ono" VII 'N"'O'' -
''H''.'0" IL . -''' ~
Where the wheat WAS poor 'aS' year inc
-. -,
..y,-
'"' 'o'" -
A1"l p''N'''
The thisf With Ladder has been trying 10
se' '''' houses /" CITY 0oN''
DR.. Lucien Banks, bought the shvsry
peach orchard, OF 5 acres Tor s9'o-
The June hood in the Junista has not been
much of a flood
Hail and rain damaged the growing wheat
IL NE vicinity OF Iohns'o"n 'ol' county
Ihs AiihIn county p'c-nlc VIII ne he'' IN
Heister's grove near kyde station June 10
W
az %
'-N '"'''o'- ''''' '''''
,,....-,s,...
- -.
sno" AS vas e'e' 'o'' III ''' - i
''' ''"
The Main Show do al they advertise, and
deal sluar,ly with th'Ir pairons.-foungs-
town DAIy News
Bot rrrgo. travelling agent for PhHa-
aeluhia business house ~as a, his boms st
n.s-.-,t over S,nh,th
rh- !. w.C.T. T., yesterday, the 5th
inst, L-ld meeting at the residence Of s.
&. Louiou At East Point.
w.. . p..-.,. ,,-.,,,-... ,;,,...,s - q,
s,,s,.,,,.. for -..-no,,i,,,i, fur the orfi..
l,p...-s.,.-...t r,..,-4,-
'u "
me ~ io'''a damage 10 'he pe1en crop
IN Ion'''a ~ the late irost - Denied oS
- ''' oeeN y '''o
VI .eo' '''' ~ O"e''! 4'e''
~ o"' 'Na' - west OF 'he h'o"n''''S'
"" "'H''" : n'''es Win Si'i"s "N'u'es
w. ~ p..
"'''' '1uc''oH IN p'''" OF wa" Per-
-1S se STOCK 10 'e'ee' from a
u'rNe u''eAse' OF u'pt'ne''e Guar &c
- !" e'" ''i'eS'
0"1N' ANU "'Fe'uS se'e'"' nurses n1'
'e''uo" IN tue AeAieti'N rr'>o1
Nu"'eu On ''o o'oo''n P'eeeu''s (
''.'on DSy'
tP'' "'' "e
,o., III ~
''''
h"rse sale may be predicted two o
'nfe' "'ys IN advance by tho appearance o
dealers on the streets and about tho hotel.
An zee cream iestiVai Nll De hsid oy the
'' l. u OF Academia lhurSus'
l''s' une a' 'ne arson age All ART
cordially invited.
game Of base ball was played in Moist
meadow near this town by club of Lew
tsto~n and MitIiintown boys on Memoris
Day. The Nifiintown boys won the game
II stood to IL.
Samuel Msrrudsr living n, Hsrrisbur
and who has reI,rives in this county ".
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The Handsomest LADY


aud Patterson Remarked 10 q friend the
other day that she knew h-mp's Bslssm for
the Threat and Lungs was a superior re medy
It stopped her cough instantly when
others had no effect whatever. So TO prove
this and convince you OF its m rit, any
druggist viii give you Sample Bottle Free
Large size soc and 81.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-06-06
LEG.5L.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of LUD WIG SCHROEDER late Of
Fsrm1nagh tVp., Juaiata Co, deed.
Whereas Letters Parliamentary on the
LAst viii and Testament of Lndwig Schro--
der, late of the township OF termAnagh D.
deceased. have been issued 10 the under
signed. this is to notify all persons indebt-
ed TO said estate 10 make immediate pay
meut and those having claims to present
the same duly authenticated for settlement
LEWIS DEGAS, ErccIItOr.
Miff7intown, June 6, 1888
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-06-06

Editor Sentinel and Republican IL would
announce to the Republicans of Juhiata
county for the nomi nation of Register and
Record er, J. g. Mateer of Port Royal who
is industrious and worthy and competent
to discharge the duties of the office.
PORT ROYAL.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-06-06
ASS EMILY

Mr.. Editor Please announce through
the columns of your paper that l am 4
candidate for Assembly, subject 10 the
usages of the Republican party and solicit
th support of the organization.
WILLIAM HERTZLRR.
Turbett Township, June 4, 1888.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-06-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REGIS TER AND RECORDER

Mr.. Editor Please announce the name
of Neal ". Stewart for the Office of Regis
ter and Recorder Mr.. Stewart is a man
well qualified for the office. He has been
a dilligent worker IN the Republican ranks
and If nominated will make q strong csndi-
date. USCARORA.
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Notice.

s. B. Loudon has just received 4 car
car loads OF farm mlchinery, binders reap
ers, mowers, hay rakes, grain drills, every
thing down TO a lawn mower.
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COUNTY CHAIRMAN.

The name of Bradford Evans is here
by announced ss 8 candidate for Chairman
Of the County Committee.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-06-06

"The barn of Samuel Waggoner, IL
Spring township, Perry county, wa.
struck by lightning on Monday even
ing a week, during the prevalence of q
thunder storm, and set on fire. The
flames were extipguished before much
damage was done"
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Teachers limitations for
ESsS.

Miffiintown and Fermanagh, in Mif
uintoNn,- - unc O.
Patterson and Milford, in Patterson, June 9.
Port Roys land Turbett, IN Port Roy
al, June l.
alker, IN Aexlcoi- June IL
Thompsoutovn and Delaware, In
lhcluISOnto"u. June 10.
GreenwoOd, at straight Water, June l9.
Susquehsnna, at Prosperity, June 20.
Monroe, at RIcetied, ,........... June2l
Fayette, in McAhsterville,. June %.
Lack, at Cross keys........ .....June 20
Tuscarora. at Mccoy svilie, June % +.
Spruce Hill, at Wisdom. June %.
Beale, at Johnstown,..-. ....June 29.
The examinations will begin at so A.
". Applicants under II years of age will
not be admitted into the class. Strangers
must furnish a Certificate of good moral
character. Applicants must be examined in
the districts in which they intend TO teach.
All friends eff education are invited. A
special examination Tor the county will be
held in Aitiiintown, August IL.
W. E. AUMAN.
County SHpei intsndsHt
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HARRIED: !:

THATCHER-GRAY the U. P par
sonage, at McCoysville. bv Rev. B. Work
Solomon L. Thstcher to Miss Jane l.. Gray,
both of Reeds Gap, Pa
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

PHrIApELPBIk, June 2. lSSS.-Wheat 81
cts. Corn 63cts. Oats 43. Ham 10 to ! 1
cts. Shoulder to Tets Bellies to Gets.
Live spring chickens Is To 25cts Live old
chickens 5 TO Gets. Butter "a 10 20ctS.
Eggs Is TO l6cts- Rye straw SIS a ton.
Hay SIS to SIS 4 ton Beef cattle al TO
5cts. Mich calves at 5 to 7cts. Sheep,
lower, At 3 to Gets Lambs So head TO 8
cts a pound.
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RMS.

s,,s.-iption, 81 90 per annum If paid
..Svance; 81 so If not paid In advance.
Ir-,,.ient advertisements inserted At 90
ants per inch for each Insertion
transient business notices In local col
ump. 10 cents Per line for each insertion.
Deauctons will be made TO those desiring
IN advertise by the year, nall or quarter
wear.
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DIED i:

! DoYLE-on the oath inst. in Johns
town, Besle TOW nship, Richard Doyle, Esq :,
aged 20 years, months and i6 days
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May 81, 1888,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-31
MANLY SPORTS.
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Entertainment.
FRANK FRAY FOUND GUILTY.
Chief MOriarty Presented With .
Watch and Assistant Chief
Miles With a Badge.

The Los Angeles Athletic Club gave
its first entertainment of the season last
evening at its rooms, which have lately
been remodeled and redecorated and are
now very attractive to the members.
The events which had been announced
were sufficiently interesting to attract to
the rooms about two hundred and fifty
young men. Shortly before 9 O'Clock
the evenings entertainment opened with
a sparring bout of two three-minute
rounds between Sam B. Dewey and
Frank Liddell. This was very interest
ing, as both gentlemen possess the
science to perfection and were on their
mettle. OF the two perhaps Sam Dewey
scored the most points and exhibited
the most science. Both gentlemen were
warmly applauded at the end of the Sec
ond round.
The second event on the programme
was Greco-Roman wrestling match
between William Gall, member of the
Turner's, and W. G. Brown, of the Athlet-
ic Club. This was as pretty wrestling
bout as was ever seen in this city. Mr..
Gall was the heavier of the two by eigh-
teen pounds and was very muscular, but
MIR. Brown was the more active and, ac-
cording to his size, the stronger. The
first bout was productive of considerable
good work, but neither won fall. Just
at the close of the second bout Mr.. Gall
secured the advantage, and landed Brown
on his back in very short order. They
were applauded at every turn and Mr..
Gall was greeted with an ovation at the
end of the second bout. During the in
terval between the two bouts,
Mr.. Louis Nordlinger swung the
Indian clubs in a manner which shows
that he is familiar with every move that
can be made with them. Mr.. John Hall
and S. Common then spared for points
for two three-minute bouts. Mr.. Halls
arms were too long for Common, but both
exhibited considerable science. The
last event on the programme, sparring
bout between Professor James Murray
and Mr.. w. E. Johns, was what every
one had been waiting for. Mr.. Johns is
very well made young man, and with
hard work could make his mark in the
sporting world. Professor Murray was
too much for him last night, but both
sent their fists home with telling effect.
About the middle of the first round
Professor Murray's fist landed on the left
side of Mr.. Johns head and lifted
him from his feet. He fell to the floor,
but quickly recovered, and finished the
round in good style. The second round
brought out some hot fighting, during
which Prof. Murray's fist drew blood
from Mr.. Johns mouth, and both acted
as if they would not have minded con-
tinuing beyond the allotted three minutes.
This ended the evenings entertainment,
and all present voted that they had never
spent more entertaining hour. It is
the intention to give these entertainments
often, and if they are continued the club
will become one of the most popular on
the Coast.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-31
CHIEF MORIARTY WATCHED.
An Alarm of Fire that AstOnished
Him and Nlr. q. f.. Miles.

1AA AIN III Oh FIRE tn0t AStOn1Sne0
Him and Mr. q. f.. Miles.
The tolling of the fire bell from box 81,
at about l O'Clock yesterday, called the
entire fire department and many citizens
to the vicinity Of the Plaza. Chief Nor
iarty, who dashes to every fire in hot
haste, was on the road to the spot, and
he thought it rather queer that none of
the fires in the engines had been lighted.
He asked why this had not been done,
and an evasive reply was given. Upon
investigation he found that the members
of the department had gathered in front
of the Plaza engine house, and thinking
that it was good time for his purpose,
he astonished Assistant Chief Charles E..
Miles by reading him humorous
lecture, and presenting him with
a handsome gold badge, for which the
members of the department had sub
scribed. The next instant Chief Moriarty
was astonished himself when Mr.. Wall
ton presented him with a costly gold
watch on behalf of the men who appreci-
ate his ability. He had been free with
his tongue but few moments before,
but his astonishment was SO great that
he hardly knew how to return his
thanks. The plan had been arranged
beforehand and the alarm was turned in
by some one in the secret to bring the
fire laddies together.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-31
CONVICTED.
Fray Found Guilty of Arson i'm the
Second Degree.

second DeSTees
The Fray arson case went to the jury
morning, after having been
thoroughly discussed by the District At
torney and the counsel for the defense.
The Judge charged the jury just before
noon and after having eaten dinner and
devoted half an hour to talking over the
case, the jury brought in verdict Of
guilty If arson in the second degree.
The first degree of arson is the setting
fire to house in the night time in
which people are dwelling at the
time. Any other form Of arson
is termed the second degree. The pris-
oner was remanded to the County Jail and
will receive his sentence next Monday.
And he was taken through the hall out
side the courtroom by the Deputy Sheriff
the witnesses who had appeared against
him crowded about him. He stopped for
a moment and glared at them, savagely.
"Never mind" he exclaimed through his
teeth, "Ten years is not long to wait
and will get even with you yet" Then
he shook his fist at them and passed
down the stairs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-31
Agency for the Dunlap Hats!

Mr.. d. Desmond, Los angeles, CAL:
DEAR SIR: We take pleasure in inform
ing the public and the patrons of the
Dunlap hat, that we have recently ap-
pointed you our sole agent for the future
sale of our goods in your city.
Any other firm offering for sale or ad-
vertising our hats in your city are doing
so without our consent, and are perpe-
trating fraud on the public, as they
have no authority from US to use our
name in any way, shape or manner, your
firm being the only one we sell to in Los
Angeles, California.
Yours respectfully,
r. DUNLAP & Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-31
PilOtage Fees.

A. F. Dill filed libel against the ship
Argo in the United States District Court
yesterday to recover 5000, fees for pilot
age. The plaintiff alleges that on the
18th OF February last he accosted the
master of the Argo and was engaged to
pilot the vessel out OF the port the next
morning. On that morning he went out
to where the Argo should have been and
found that she had sailed. He claims
that he is entitled to the pilotage fees.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-31

HARRISON AND CLEVELAND-LEW WAL
III lace is writing the lives of Harrison and
Norton, and pa. ty OF national reputation
those of Cleveland and Thurman; both books s
to be published by Hubbard Brothers Phila.
delphia These books will very soon be in the
field. Address H. P. McKUSICK, 16 Turner st.,
Los Angeles, General Agent for Los Angeles
county. jy13 frl&wkly II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-31

BUSINESS CHANCES


NOR SALE-A WELL ESTABLISHED MER-
IL chant tailoring business, located on prin-
ciral business street. in center of town. Apply
to BERNSTEIN BROS, cor. and Third st,
San Bernardino, Cal a3O At
TNOR SALE-THE WHOLE OF OR HALF
Il interest in nursery of IL 600 orange trees,
years old and all in good healthy condition.
or will exchange for good house and lot in the
sickness. Apply to NJ. J. NOLAN & Co., 16 S.
spring st. au29-3t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-31
Observation-Disclosures

Nj RS. PARKER, CLAIRVOYANT, CONSULT.
Ml tstions on business, law suits, mineral spec
ulations, love- marriage, absent friends, dis
Room 15. 8 A. NJ. to g P. NJ. aug29-f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-31

sEIFERTS MUSICAL STU
~ dio. Vocal, piano, violin. Special classes
for theory, harmony and composition Breed
Block, 21O S. Spring st upstairs once nours'
l to 2 P. NJ. au26 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-31

CALIFORNIA DIME MUSEUM,
" North Main street, near First.
THE POPULAR FAMILY RESORT.
WEEK COMMENCING SATURDAY, AUGUST rs.
2-MONSTEh SHOWS-2
IN MUSEUM.
Eutire change of attractions. First appear
ance of MANALLIE, the beautiful tatooed F ,ji
Island Princess, accompanied by ZARABO, a
perfect type of the Fiji Island cannibals, i'm
ported expressly for us.
SIG. FORRE5TALL the great Sword Swal-
lower.
The Living Halliday Illusion, Punch and
Judy, etc, etc,
IN THEATRE.
PROF. SCHWIEGERLING'S
THEATRE EOUTOUHE,
Observation-Disclosures. Directly imported by
Roster L. Bials of New York. Manipulated to
perfection.
Doors open from 10 A. M. to 10 P M.
Admission, 1Oc. Reserved seats 1Oc. extra
m21-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-31

DOR sALE-THE BEST PAYING REsrAUR-
IL ant without exception, In the city; this
place has paid clear profit to the owner Of
over $500 per month, aud even now, the dull
est time in the whole year, is making big mon
ey; location best iu the city; cheap rent, and
long lease; seating capacity, over 200. There
is fortune in this business the coming winter;
present owner only selling on account of other
large business Interests requiring his personal
attention Apply to NJ. J. NOLAN u Co, 16
S Spring st. au29 3t