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AtJcra,ne I.art.

JERoME PARK, N. Y, Oct. TO- Weather
and track were favorable for good racing
today.
llankins & Campbell, the proprieiors
OF the Chicago stable, will sell their entire
string OF racers, among them Egborl, Lit
tic Minch and other good ones, after the
Washington meeting.
First Race Five aud onc-half furlongs.
Starters: sam Harper, IT,, Niagara, Ford
ham, britannia, Yum Yum. Patroclcs.
Volta, Clay Stockton, Van, Gcn. Gordon
aud llarbor Light Yum Yum won i'm
E0ii sam Harper second, Niagara third.
Second Race Milcund thrco-siXtccnths.
Starters Paragon, kaloolnh, Oarsman.
Itunzomartc. Paragon Won in 2.OBl,
Brunzumarlc second, Oasman third.
Third Race Fourteen hundred Yards.
Starters Salvador, Fr'sno, Holiday. Cy-
cone colt Salvador Won in r22i. CYCLONE
colt second, Entuu third
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rnir an,Inf, InIr

Tho first annual fair Of Tate county will
be held ut Scnatoba, Miss, on October II
and T., Thursday aud Friday OF thus week.
The iirst days program oilers cxhibi-
lions u stock aud farm animals. with pac.
Ing anl trotiing races aud half mile dash
mule race, closing with an old fashioned
shooting match. The second days work
contains the stock exhibit, competitive
riding by boys and girls, trolting, running
aud pacing races, closing with sWeepslnkc
shooting match. Good music and ahnn.
dance Ia eat \ special train, at reduced
rates, will leave Memphis each morning at
so'clock aud return NJ o'clock pm.
I'm u. Oi'lc-hy, ol the purklawn Jersey
ium, h president, aud !. II. Arnold ~.
pctlntcnd'nl. our Tate county friends
will make this. their lir,t lair, well worth
visiting q good, social, country iair.picnic.
| illustrated with the BEST iarm stock. agri.
| cultural products AMI household aud ant
display north Mississippi can show.
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THO nrinInrh Nnr.ra

WAsuiNGroN, oct. iO-Dr Wilkinson,
president Of the New Orleans board OF
health, has notified Surgcon-Gcncral Ham.
ilion that nurses from Camp Perry dcs.
iincl Tor New Orleans will not be- received.
Dr Hamilton, In Vply, saws the nurse.
will be- allowed q depart from camp, and
while hc doe, not think the refusal Ia
receive them is warranted by any state oI
facts. the government cannot override lOcal
regulations under the present laws. The
nnr-ys In question are residents OF New
Orleans, Who volunteered 10 ~ 10 Jack
son,iilc under tie auspices VI the Red
Cro-, association, and are dcsiious Of ~.
turning home. NJ they have been detained
lho required ten dag, at Camp Perry.
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remark or two ON the subject, and none
came, the reporter suggested that he had
overlooked . weighty matter.
whats that?" the assailed president
innocently inquired.
Don't you remember your friend, Gone,
Poor Mani Turner"
YES; what's the matter with him? Is
he really gomez"
"You don't tumble; about that letter OF
his, conveniently shaped up rs an inter
view. Have you nothing to say in reply?"
'ln reply TO the 'yapor from the nos
trils' OF the nightmare OF that dccaying
gang OF disturbers? Not much. ] never
reply 10 such airy, empty stuff as vapor.
But do have this 10 say: When Cooney
proclaimed, for his Republican hackers,
that he was going up TO the Legislature TO
down old MADDEN, he brought me into
this campaign. Before that had nothing
more 10 do with il than the average good
citizen. Now will begin rs n huslling
good citizen. ! don't exactly understand
how he is going 10 down me, since ! am
not running for any Office and will not run
for over year yet. am and will be pres
idcnt OF the Taxing District OF Shelby
county until January, 1890, ID. V.--for II
translation OF which consult Charley Pull
len, +. l.. 5"
The meckly following boys seem to bo
stirred up over Coonoy's bad break,
though, don't they"
From the way they hasten 10 declare
themselves mortified, chagrinel, penitent,
etc, should judge they were II gave
them black eye, which nil the eeches in
creation cannot remove before election
day"
TnE APPEAL has the best Of evidence
upon which 20 notify tho Democratic
party that nearly all the element RESPONSE
bic for and participating in the memorable
onslaught upon the Taxing District, and It's
administration is warmly attached 10 tho
cause Of Cooney. Unless heroic efforts
are put forth, he will deliver TO tho Rcpub.
lican party, rs promised, the First Second
and Eighth wards
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san Francisco in PLANES.

sAS FRANcisco, Cal, sept. ~. Tho city
Is one mass OF flames aud thousands Of
lives have been Lost. Only few houses
on the suburbs remain unbuncd aud pco.
pie arr ilocking In every direction. The
city iiW department, together with those
81 other cities, tried In vain 10 put out the
flames, but lid not uccccd, and up 10 this
moment the iiro Is raging with unfcmittcd
lCrcvncss. Cause unknown.
latcr-l2 O'Clock pm. Tho cause Of tho
conilsgpiion has juii been discovered. A
thief, entering q lnrgc wholesale storr.
struck match AMI let il inll among come
comhusiihlcs. lie has been captured aud
said hc was after poi colcmun'u kuAn iulu,
and lrum that plea alone dill hc escape
lynching
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AT JACHsoSyILLE.
Only Three Deaths Nesterdny-Struck
Down nc the AIinr-A MnIIgncr.

JAoXsoSvnLg, Fla, Oct. lO.-The DAY
has been cold all day and II has rained
necessarily since o'clock am. Great
indignation prevails here at tho manner in
which Col. Southmayd, the secretary Of
the Red Cross association, has ex.
pressed himself concerning Jacksonville
and its authorities in several published
interviews in Georgia newspapers Tie
Siys the Auxiliary association has already
squandcrcd 100000, when an cXamina.
ton OF the disbursements today revealed
an aggregate Of about sl27, 900. II was
voted to close up the relief restaurant after
October 90 Those who will not receive
provisions from relief stores must 70 TO
Camp Mitchell
The official bulletin New cases, 90:
deaths, ,. Total cases 10 date, $3.50; total
deaths, 1O2.
AZ the wedding last night Of W. II. Ross
and Miss Jessie Loyctt, tho latter, after
becoming a wife, took q violent chill, caus-
ing thc greatest possible CONSERVATION aud
alarm. 4 physician was NJ once sent for.
but the nature OF her attack was not de-
tsrtuIupl
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TuE HEAVY WINNERS.
what Cracks ua,r Hshcd Ia During
the season.


the season.
The appended list contains the names OF
the largest winners on the running turf
Tor 1883.
TWontyoight names are In Il, anil Of
uhcse Sir Dixon WIS In corresponding
list last year sii,l 1870, Emperor of Norfolk
with So. liO Los Angeles with So. 400
tirnzi With sli,3sO, The Barl with slh,-
90. EkWood with Sli,SiO. Racrland
>lN,SS', aud rrrrr Gotta with -tl.6li
Tho list compared with was compiled at
tho cip-r ot the racing season OF
1857. while number ui valuable
stakes Yet to be- decided this TALL
will add many other names aud mnicri.
ully i1cuasc the winnings oi several III.
raly ~ the present li-u Terra Gotta.
Little MlnCh. Egmunt aud Macbeth n.
belong tu thc Chicago stable: Emperor Of
Norfolk aud lus Angeles To- tho Santa
Anita stable, Sir Dixon, BELLA n and orr.
rou Ia the Dryer stable; 1ungon, The
Hand and Eurus to Mr. Clssatg Hpngi.
Fresno and Aunliu Ia Mr. llbrgin, and
Prince Royal and Racrlaud to Mr.. Bel
mont Oh Use slrvs tho Winnings ui
GlcnclFs iivc uHgrvflic 800 So. Hillris
four >'lhu lnpuirr's two. S2S.SsS;
Eulus tNu, s!Ld-J and falsotio's two,
sgG31L
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That ThIraI TIckct.

There is great deal Of speculation Just
now Ms 10 who will make the race for tho
Legislature on the third ticket. II has not
been given to tho public yet, but will
probably be sprung within tho next day OF
two. According 10 those interested In ia
formation, 1t Is not Prohibition ticket,
but In favor Of regulating the liquor traffic
10y high license or local option. II will
also 20 solidly for Cleveland and Thurman,
Robert l.. Taylor and James Phelan. eve
arc going TO make II citizens reform
iickct--a clean. respectable ticket from
end 10 end, say the gentlemen; zone that
any man may cheeriuIly support"
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I.ouIsr'IIc q Na,h,ilic service.
fHEu SCiiruAVN,
So Main street,

Train leaving Memphis NJ 1880 am.
dolly. thn.r-crf and s.rrpcr To Louisville.
Cincinnati and uli points east aud north.
cls.. 30 Louis cNpusg leaves daily at
'..l pm. with Bullet sleeper unl chair.
ear making close connection Ia Union
Depot Tor Chicago, Kansas City ami nll
points ln the Northwest. Fast limited
leaves daily at go pm. with through
ys.ihu'r Sleeper to Louisville, Cincinnati.
llIs'uw Philadelphia aud New York.
l.r ,uHHm Information apply nt office.
"'- 'lu street. Juuy 4. SDnrE
Ticket A-tut
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FoRsAi.E.

Tho Millinery nuaInoss OF tho Late Mrs
-. schumnnn ao2 Main streot.
u oilgrrd lor sale, stock GNiurr. and prol
Will The iall stock, comprising 40 the
late novelties IN millinery, b. complete.
AMI couDius everything needed In inst
vllS vital millinery business
The stand b. one OF the oldest In Mem.
phis aud ma opportunity Is herr offered to
purchase select aul valuable established
business lnlil the business l. sold,
special low pricrs will ba made ON all
goods
fHEu SCuru,vN,
80 Main street.
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Al JACKSON, MISS.
The City Being We'll Cieaned-OnIy Tive
Cases Remaining Under
Treatment.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 10.-Mayor
Henry is having every portion Of the city
put in an excellent sanitary condition for
the reception Of the absentees. No one
ever saw the city in more clearly and
healthful state. Mrs DIR. johnson was
tried by the mayor this morning for viola
ton OF quarantine regulation and a fine Of
S25 was imposed, which was promptly
paid.
Only two yellow fever patients, whose
premises and effects have not been disn-
fcctcd, remain. These will be disiniected
tomorrow morning. The eagerness Of
those who scampered, even before the sus-
picious cases were declared yellow fever,
10 return 50 soon after the dismissal OF
the last patients, is a cause OF speculation.
Tomorrow night a mass meeting Of the
citizens will be held, and all matters Of
interest attending the outbreak of yellow
fever will be discussed. II is now certain
that all restrictions will be removed Friday
morning. II is very questionable II trains
will be allowed TO stop in the city for some
time. Should such prove 10 be true, II
would be an accommodation TO the people
for the Nicksburg Il Meridian railroad TO
establish q temporary station near the city.
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special Dispatch 20 the AppgaI
|. NAsWNoroN, Oct lO.-Thc following
ppsimas.crs were appointed today
Tcnn.~co-W. II. frccls, Burns, Roam,
county,
Miaiy.ippiaO VI. Norris. Naples,
6uing'r county, Smith J. Denton. Don.
nc'. Chapel, Rutherford county. Thoma.
). purrIn, Milton, Rutherford county;
AulwN W. Anru, Mulberry Lincoln
county G. &. lliIl, lakcyicw, DcSoto
county.
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Appear OF Colored nasons.

The following has been received by the
Associated Press:
DECATUR Ala, October 10, 1855
To the Masonic World, Greeting
A number OF colorcd Masons here with
their Families are suffering immensely.
Tho two colorcd Masonic lodges here
called convention today TO consider
measures for the relief Of all colorcd Ma
sous aud their families. After doing all
in their power the convention ordered an
appeal 10 be made to the Masonic world
for aid. Please send donations 20 C. T..
Miller, chairman Of the relief committee.
Names OF the relief committee: q. T..
Miller, Nat 4. Tisdale, II. w. Lemons, l..
W. Mccartney, G. y. McDaniels.
NAT. r. TIsDALE,
Wa. GEO. W. BRAXDALL,
Lodge No. %.
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ll'l 70 ruby whNl\llrhicd bis palnre 81
night Nuw rwgiuu Than gems afc hcuuli-
~. tooth which light up the face when dis.
r'1tul Do, ID smilc. Use sOLpDONE aud
your e. 90 will be brilliant es jewels your
pi,alh as sNtc, ~ tIo rOscs vi Cashmere.
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Gcucml Whcaicrlii Nplsin siys "Ny cspsfienro
w The fnriish amy at we'll ns iu Aintfitu con
Niuog mu that nothing ~ thoroughly purn,s thr
hlunl 90 nhils 20 health NiEnf aHd lie ~ Arkrfa
un,crn positive guarantee by ~. }. Holster drug
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] have juei rcr.yri the now fylcs 81
the Dunlap hats, I,umm hats. Knox
bats sicis0n's hats md other standard
brands also y Soil line Ut BOYS aud chill.
drn's hats rNd cap, .rum the infant M.
Young mems, nUbHy p,rbva latest
styles ohI'drcH cloth iurbans anu rl1th
hats, boys cadet caps. Slcispn's Inc
hats a specially.
MNstyN Cuury, Tho Halter
No. no Main street.
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g,ory Nigh, ants week.

Passenger trains on the Prospect park
and Belt railway will bo run from Mag.
nolia To the Fail Display, returning after
the performance.
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At Boston Indianapolis n, Boston Z.
A-t louis st. Louis q. Louisville T.
At New Nork Now Norh I. p.ushursO.
Ai Philadelphia Philadelphia z. De
truit .
AZ C'nciunaii- Cincinnati 4, Kansas
City O.
At Philadelphia Alhclctic 3, Bali.
moro !.
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With Cofus and Buniony whoa
you can H'Curv immediate and
Permanent relief NJ small cr.
Icusc. hy using Hfibg o1gY AZ
lUslui flliitN which nrr anll
AMI recommended by every llyo
nWgglst throughout the Uulte
States and canada
IN iCvrrs and other summer
disease 10 u advisable ~ purify
The slfk nom dal.y, aud lufthls
plfplar nothing uKrpis liuRl
htiit0i risf.ih cufHsiIiip.
when burned lu The fifk mUm
uHfc uu TorVEiIblu luupusc iu
It. temperature but they im.
tuit a irEfuuHn that is aarrr.
able, stimulating and rffUsh
inT a. ihn fIrE lsIlHa neutral
" ng ard eliminating nil a.
nsrsahIc o.lor and bpilly cx.
Cfriiuus, nrd rendering tho air
ufwuHl Whn'l#Imr
- hlu't twFrt ESfEYs Pas
N llfuHhcs and palms "a
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AZ NeuunnrA,t

l.oNDoN. Oct. 10 The mcc for the Mid.
I'll" PAX plate was run at the Newmarket
second October meeting today. Tho Duke
OF foriland's bay colt Donovan Won.
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Mas. X. \. SLOAN.
PARTIES ldlNhg lar city can have thc,r
furniture ,aiJY ,E.ul at Gibson, Wu.ht
4 Co.'s iurut rtfhN.. g,s Main street
lHlNu YONG rntu.ua and umbrella, Ia
No. $50 Main sirp, Recovering and fr.
pairing of every kinds Old ones made
equal TO new.
GnANp Opening of Millinery and French
Pattern nUnncts %. Hopkins Ihuraday,
October n.
MIS-, \. q. srruEvoy, studio Cotton
Exchange.
iNsunU your giu.N.I.s 10 the Ullif,nf
Insurance cumpany 80. % Madison s,r,r.
Wa have a iull supply of MT TOAD.
J.. ". PATTERSON * Co.
.Ha
kGp llaADN
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NoihIns orIgIraIin thnt.

lHu ilc e'iliN.'lr ,GHI Newa
u Is our intention 10 make this paper an
original Affair." ID We have TO borrow tho
money 60 DO 10.
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u SO rrht smart glad. Gus that I fol.
lowed your advice. iur my tooth arr Zoo
,pl,udii pnlii.pu since using longs Pcai
InnLM -.un..
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~ lnris, Mo, Oct lO. Irepman. A
youny Southern aruc pitcher. r..,l,l Iar
81 Louis today A.l did u....v..I un.i
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DmNk Malto, % ccnis hottie.
Pos',ass,"-s Appointed.

LuE', remember today is opening lay
at h. i0Wcnstcin Is Bros.
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IoNVENuNU september 'hr prsrnr
ifu.n, of thr lguuu,.gr Midland HALLWAY
company Riil arrive %, uul d,pJr, lrum
Toe Kansas city, Memphis q Birmingham
depot OF ,hc corner ui Eflldvay and
Main Hlr'rty, whore tickets may be- pur-
chased, msi,l of Of lh1 Mississippi *
Tonnes. depot as heretofore.
!. e. GAuNEa
IYu..4f - A ....,t
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tlrHfE 'ss t1hl' lurl NJ Fmusolta
on Front siUuL opposite cuslom.huusc.
Tie Table b. supplied with tho chuiy,st
i'nI iun markets unurl and carefully
served. Regular meals - cruta
H.H = ..aaa
A. rsr'i, our ilk and Irr.s goods lie.
rulmuni Rill SHOW everything that b. new
auI Stylish d. luNlNsrIV a ERus.
ImNu your p1u,u.s anl umbrellas to
No. a', Slain HipyL Recovering ani rc.
WIrng of every Kind. Old onca made
equal 90 uoW.
WArunWNNl Wa,chnani what Of the
dIy2 Al b. well. lur thp froplr have found
gli HAT the Grand Republic Cienfros aud
bnl,os u.u the best goods ior the price.
a
lEISk MaltU Al soda fountain.
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MEMPHIS FALL DISPLAY.
Tho Great Military Pageant and Firowork
Drama,
Pail OF Paris nnd Reign of the Commune,
Produced under tho direction Of
s.IIg ansaIxW
TIIE SPHINX.

Great Fircwork Display, Realistic sorties
Military Mancuyors and Marches.
National Battle Songs, Great Connauation
Scene, etc, etc.
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rnii Opcniuu

Thursday, October II.
Mas. X. A. SLOAN.
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lrThI nnrnInr


Thursday, Octab.rlI.
ME. X. 4. SLOAN.
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the eighth inning, when a sharp hit from
Esterbrooksbat broke his finger. Then
Mccarthy did Tie pitching Tor the Browns.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11

Ms, A. G. srrutvoy, studio Cotton
Exchange.
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IhWHlay, October n.
Mas. X. \. s.,Nv.
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lNsunu your giu.h.U.a 10 iho Uilis,nt
Insurance cumpany, NH % Madison s.r1tL
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DEiSG Malto At soda fountain.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
" Over a Million Distributed.

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868. for Efu.
cational and Charitable purposes, and its franchise
made part OF the present State constitution, 10
lsIo, by an overwhelming popular vote
Its Grand Extraordinary Drawing taks
place semi-Annually (Juae and Decemberl,
and Its Grand Single Number Drawings taks
place on each of tho other ten months in ths
year, and are all drawn In public, at ths
Academy OF Music, New Orleans, La.
ave do hereby certify that VIC supervise tho Ar.
Engagements for all the Monthly and Semi Anpus
Drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery CoInDany
and in person manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and that the same are con ucted with
honesty, fairness and In good faith toward all plr
tics and we authorize the Company TO use this cor
iGate with iae-slmiles OF our signatures attached
In its advertisements
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c. n. McDASELs, Sec'y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26
BUSINESS PICKING UP.
over Eighty per Cent Gain over
Last Years First Six Months.

over E1gnty per GENT esaiu over
Last Years First Six Months.
Mr.. Charles Seylor, agent of the South
ern Pacific Company, in speaking Of the
business of that company at this station
yesterday, said: "You will hardly be-
lieve me when tell you that the records
for the hrst six months Of this year, as
compared to the same period last year.
show an increase of over eighty per cent,
but such is the case. This is doing I'M
usually well, too, when you consider that
last year we had the boom and this year
things are comparatively quiet. We are
working our force Just as hard as possi-
BILE, every man is doing his best, and
things look very brisk"
Chow is business just now?'
"Well, it is really picking up fast. 1
had noticed it and examined the re-
cords to see if it was really SO, and | find
that since last Thursday things show a
marked Improvement. We do not ship
very much to the East just now, but
there is great deal Of stuff coming
hers.,
Superintendent Muir, in speaking on
the subject, said that the business of the
whole system had gained move than fifty
per cent. for the six months OF the year,
over the same period OF last.
The Santa Ee officials also report busi-
ness as Frightening up very much. and
taking everything as whole. the pros
poets are very bright for the fall trade.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26

VNANTED--BY A YOUNG MARRIED LADY,
w the charge OF furnished fiat or lodging
erences given and required. Address Mrs. R.
L. R., this Office je23 ~
NTANTED- SITUATION, BY COMPETENT
w book-keeper; is also an experienced hard
ware clerk young man and not afraid OF work;
good references Address b. O., box 150, this
office. je26 5ts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26
NO! FOR rhc froquoisy

An adjourned meeting OF the Iroquo;s
Club will be held at the club hall on
Main street, Mcdonald Block, this even
ing. Preparations for great Welcome
home to "Our Steve" will be the main
business before the meeting.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26
KEENE GRANITE WORKS,

Monumental and Building Stone,
Granite Curbing and Paving stone
ALWAYS ON HAND
PHILIP NJ. GAFFEY, Secretary, IL Court st.
je2. 30t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26
wANr ED-mALE HELP.

VNTANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF ORDINARY
w Intelligence to Introduce the monarch OF
weekles. Once a Week. Call early. w. D. s..
HARRI N GTON, II California Bank Building,
cor. Fort and Second. je26 st
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..wANrs,r aPERsoNALs,r
IMEETlNG NOTICES.

AND OTHER ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER
"A the following heads inserted at the rate OF
8 cents per line for each insertion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26

THE GRANDEsT SIGHT IN LOS ANGELES
i is the SIEGE OF FARIs Main and Third
sts Open daily Qncluding Sundays) from 8 A.
N. to lor. N. Admission 25c. Ie5-1m
LLKCTRIC GARDENS, PICO HEIGHTS
II Open every day. Ball on Sunday. Lunches
and refreshm ents. Entrance free. Car runs
every half hour. Public invited.
je7-1m MARTIN HIRIGOyEN, Proprietor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26

NOTIcE-THE DEFERRED ANNUAL MEET
IN ing OF the stockholders of the First Nation
al Bank OF Los Angeles, for the purpose OF
electing Board of Directors and transacting
such other business as may properly come be-
fore It, will be held at the bank building in
Los Angeles, "Wednesday, June 9th, 1888, at
O'Clock P. NJ. J. n ELLIOTT, Cashier.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26
BUSINESS OIfANOE.
TO ExCHANa..

ITO EXCHANGE-$25, 900 ELEGANT RESI-
Il dence on one OF the fuest avenues in Oak
land, Cal for gcoi Eastern or California ranch
properly. House alone cost over $50, 1000.
BYRAM & POINDEXTER, 10 W. First st.
ElOR EXCHANGE-sOME or THE BEST
IL acre property in Los Angeles county. in
tracts to suit; will take trade for first payment
and give long time on deferred payments, A.
K. WALTERS, Wilmington ie2-30t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26
EON saLE-Country Property.
FINANCIAL.

Ssn0 nm WANTED FOR INVEST
OCUV.UVU ment; frst-class mortgages
and legitimate business enterprises. g. NJ.
WELLS & BURK5, cor Temple and New High
jelOu
MONEY TO LOAN ON CHATTELs, REAL
nj Estate, etc. 80 up. Nates and mortgages
discounted. CRAWFORD & McCREARY
northeast Cor. First and spring Sts., Room 13.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-26
HOTELS.
WANTED-sITUATIONs

DELLRvUE TERRACE SUMMER RATES.
ID Corner sixth and Pearl sts. Rooms with or
without board. je7-1m