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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-24
The Republican Primaries.


DELPHI, Jan. 23-The Republican county con.
vention was largely attended All the townships
were fully represented. and the right kind of
spirit was manifested. Delegates to the con-
gressioual convention were selected and county
central committee appointed. The central
committee organized by electiug the following
officers: A. Nj. Eldridge. PRESIDENT c. B. Lands,
secretary; L. A. Higginbotham. treasurer. The
Republicans of Carroll county awake to the
Importance of the coming political campaign,
and the utmost harmony prevails.
KNOX COUNTY.
VINCENNEs, Jan. 23.-An enthusiastic gather
ing of Republicans met at the courthouse, Sat-
urday, to select a county central committee. In
the absence of County Chairman, B. NJ Will
loughby, j. W. Emison presided, and T. H.
lected were E. NJ. Fuller, Ii. L.. Griffith. j. b.
Kelso, r. NJ. Willoughby, T. H. Adams. DIR. s.
3. Staley; W. ii; Arkenan, Prentice Polk. E. c.
Mooney. Fred Bluebaum. Representatives
from five other townships will be chosen next
Saturday at which time county chairman will
be elected.
LIBERTY, Jan. 23-The Republicans of Union
county met in mass convention at the Opera
Hall. in this place. Saturday, there being
large delegation from every township Hon. j.
w. Cormsway presided. central committee
OF wide-awake. working Republicans was
chosen-two members for each precinct. Dele
gates were also appointed to the Greensburg
convention to select member of the State CEN
trail committee. The business of the convention
being disposed Of. Hon. A. NJ. Kennedy of
Rushville. was introduced, and delivered a good
speech. reciting the history of the Democratic
partys Encouragement of affairs of govern
ment from the days of Andrew Jackson to
Green Smith. The speech was we'll received,
and at the close three cheers given for the
success of the Republican party this campaign.
JENNINGS COUNTY.
VERNON, Jan. 23.-The Republicans of Jen-
niDgs county met in mass-convention at the
courthouse Saturday and selected a now
central committee, and appointed delegates to
the district convention. Fred III. Nauer was
chosen chairman of the county central commit
tee, and j. G. Cape secretary. the committee
is one of the best that has ever been chosen by
the party. and known as wide-awake and
fighting Republicans.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

suo.-s-.szzr--~----.
THE meteorological table on the
twenty sixth page of this issue of the
HERALD is the most complete thing
of the sort ever published for this
section. 1t shows all the facts relat-
ing to this marvellous climate of ours.
A careful study of the figures will set
at rest all question as to the equable
character of our perature. In ten
years the thermometer has been be-
low the freezing point Of water only
six times. In that period it went
above ninety degrees on only from
two to twenty-seven days in any year.
The average was 15.9 days per annum.
For this table we are under obliga-
tions to the signal service officer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

REAL estate is, of course, the right
place in which to feel the pulse of a
community like ours. The volume OF
the "boom" is measured by the un-
precedented record Of 500, ,469, ,772
worth Of realty changing hands in
twelve months. In June. July, Aug
ust and September monthly records
ran at 1000, 600 TO 81, ZOO, 900. Tho
total for 1886 was only s2S. S.204, 759.
In 1882 it was only s6,396, l39.
Here is record such as no
spot on earth ever equaled
in one year. 1t is said that the top
most height has been reached. That
is a mistake. Look all through the
table ON page eleven. In few cases
is December or January the great
months in the realty market. The
month just closed overtops that Of the
previous year, and likewise January
Of last year. The spring and summer
are the busy months usually.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
100000.

AMONG other thugs which our great
annual number shows is that our peo-
pie are enjoying theatrical perform
ances on nearly every day in the
year, excepting Sundays. The list on
page sixteenth includes great many
of the very best attractions in Amer
lea. Among the more prominent
were Emma Abbott, w. T. Carleton
Edwin Booth, Trebelli- -Musin Concei
Company, Clara Morris, Mrs. Lang
try, The Deil's AUCTION, Dion Bouci
cault, Margaret Mather, Natural Gas
James O'Neil and Dixey's Adonis.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

IScoRPoRATIeNs for the year 1887,
as given in full on our tenth page To-
day. show the broad, deep and solid
foundations on which rests what is
called our "boom." The aggregate is
in round numbers three hundred
companies. The amount at which
these are capitalized foots up the
enorm GUS sum of s9l,eI6,375. They
are railroads, street railroads, hote ls,
irrigation schemes, stone quarriee,
manufactures, and all the other
elements CT great and growing Ieo-
pie.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
NoR sALE-NAPoLEoN LsBLAAC&Co.

+ .
o. Postofico Court wish to st, te that
they have some wonderful borgains III
BUSINESS PROPERTY,
IN houses ol moderate cost, aud choice and
cheap
RESIDENCE LOTS.
Also In acreage and fruit lands
bee our list i'll the Eueptng Express.
Also The Sunday Times.
IT will pay y0n.
Eastern lands. coal and copper mines "a
sell or exchange for California lands. 1t
NOR Sal Il - 5000 - H. uoin Luus, on
Il AneeleiiO Heights; $4,000 cash, bal
ance $500 every six months until paid.
New: hard-finished.
S4500-5-room cottage on Belmont svr
%sj0G-1'. room hnus, on Angelt 40
Heights; 5000 cash, balance one, two and
and three years.
$165O-Large lot on Ottiway street, near
Pearl
s1O50--Lot 50x15O, Pico street. sherm an
tract. j.
4'lOC-Lot on Pico street, williamson
tract.
s.OoO--5-room cottage, Hamilton street,
$50OO-5 room cottage on North Hope
street
$4Ooo-6-room cottage on York street,
near Figneroa.
$3.50 per acre--1O acres at Ontario near
College,
1926 per ecre--iO acres u mile east of
Glendors. Plenty of water
$150-Each; two large lots at Hyde Park
$10o per acre-4l4 acres Ia miles from
Chico ranch.
$G0O-Lots on PicO street.
Call and see map and pricesi IN the Brook
NELL, BANDHOLT & MERWIy, 13l9 n.
Main street ta ia1-ct
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

The HERALD railroad exhibit on
pages twelve and thirteen of this
issue is the most complete thing of
the kind ever given by the enterprise
of any newspaper in the State. 1t
embraces the freight movement by
months. The postoffices and express
offices, distances and express and rail-
road rates are all given between this
city and Santa Barbara, Moia 70,
Cotton and San Diego. The local
freight movement is set forth
in full-zapd by the way, the commod-
tiles are giysn an through. There
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

THE report Of our city librarian is
Of interest as showing that the in
fuence of fee library, where good
books may be obtained by the eople,
is not neglected by the people Of Los
Angeles. Nearly 1000 additions
were made during the year. 1t is par
ticularly gratifying to note that some
of these are valuable works OF refer
ence. The city spent $40 3l5.26 on
the library.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

OUR exhibit OF the building, done
last year is the "boom" in nutshell.
A city which is engaged on any day
of the year in erecting 1899 new
houses with an aegi ega.e of 1898
rooms is growing And when one
reads the reports OF the architects and
learns that these buildings cost each
5000, $40 900, $50 900, $4,000 $780,
600, and $3.50, 900, u realizing sense OF
what is going on is reached. When
one firm reports 1891 ,475 worth Of
work in hand, it is supposed to mean
business. The offices which
represent $780, 900, are many in mum
ber. An architect who has only
500 900 worth Of work on hand is
deemed to be mere itler. One Office
turns us in tho neat little sum OF
81, ,297, 600! The total of it all is q
trihe Of 81, ,5SO, ,99S land this does moi
include work in hand the plans foI
which were made abroad. Some oi
these would swell the amount a little
The hotel being built at the corner Of
Main and Tenth streets for example
calls for a bagatelle outlay o
$3.50, 900 by the architects esti'
Inmates. II will cost 81 900 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

TIE Farmers and Merchants Bank,
Nth its 1890, ,623 Is, in it's exhibit
- page nineteen Of our great New
Years number, bespeaks some conf
dsnce on the part OF the people. This
Annncial institution is in epitome a
hie1ory Of the country. 1t has grown
pith the community from small
things to gigantic propo' tions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

THE County Authors report 10
The HERALD this morning foots up
total value of realty belonging to tie
people as shown by the Assessors
lists at s41 ,696,3l2 in cities, and s4s,-
13O,334 outside cities. The count.
owes only 1914, ,762.74. There is ca h
on hand available for the payment OF
such debt, s2l5,272.G Tbs county
owns in real property $S28, 600.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

is . brief sketch Of many Of the more
prominent railroad men OF this sec
ton and something OF the new dcpo,s
in course OF construction. There are
6fty-tWo trains day going in and out
of this city. The number OF passenger
coaches is three hundred and thirty.
The total number Of freight cars is
eight hundred and thirty. A study ol
the exhibit will establish the claim
that Los Angeles ranks among the
few largest railroad centers in the
Union.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

The fruit review on the twenty
seventh page ol this issue will show
how rapidly this branch of horticul-
tural industry is growing in Cal,for-
MIA. A study of it will indicate to the
dullest mind the immeasurable differ
encc between farming in this glorious
land over the same pursuit in sections
where grain is the only crop. Here is
the exponent Of our immense superi
ority over the most favored lands.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

strength Of Los Angeles from . frater-
nal point Of view. Strangers coming
to this city will find = lodge to suit
them, whatever may be their peculiar
mystic tie. Whatever regalia they
wear nare they will find q brother
with a friendly grip, a watchword and
welcome to the wanderer or 90
fo,.rr~or
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

The LIST Of churches in this city as
given elsewhere in this issue en-
braces no less than forty-three con-
x8regations, including all deDomina-
lions. Religious people of all shades
q opinion will find society in this
city ready to receive all new corners.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

IAE ten banks OF this city in their
hibits on page sixteen of this issue
ow q paid.up capital OF s1,775,0 900;
seeerve fund Of 1902 600; deposits to
= enormous amount Of $12 ,291 900.
nn increase in deposits for the year Of
= ,76O, 600. There is some money in
o Angeles. a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

Tax amount Of money held by the
ba anks Of Southern California is enor-
nous. On our twenty-second page
wial be found a table giving these
wonderful facts concerning our fin
ances. At the time that was. made
up there was $19,22S. .2s4.15 on de-
posit in our banks. Los Angeles city
banks held nearly half Of this. 1t is
estimated that to-day the cash on de-
posit in the banks Of Southern Cali
fornia amounts 70 sos 600 GOD or SIC,
600 600.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

THERE are very nearly ten thousand
taxpayers in Los Angeles county who
.aS6 assessed at over 5000 each. Sew
aFal Of them are assessed at from
$50 600 to $3.50 900. f. j. Baldwin is
~ only one who stands up to seven
kaures. On one entry he is down for
- O44. .653.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

MANTED--ftiLi. ts,ABLlohED 1850
w Cooks 800, $50 to $50 per month
walters, $40 10 $50 per month; salesmen
clerks. eonyists. good pay; ranch hands,
$25 to S3O per mo tn carpenters trad,-
men of all kinds, $3.50 to 81 so per day:
clerks and seles'sd es. good pay: so men
gem rsl labor, 81 SO t., 1926 rer day: 30
girls, general homework, x20 TO $50 rer
mon'h E. NIT NIGER. 49, North Spring
street. ne1t door to Popular Hat store. 1t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

IHE United States Land Office re-
Poa on page twenty-iour shows nearly
10000 acres of public land entered in
1hapast year. The increase OF busi-
eatover the previous year was near
Ne hundred per cent, the figures
hg $SS, ,4Se. IL for 1856, and $l7S, $751;
Tor 1887.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

|. OuR schools as exhibited on oui
tenth page show twenty-tWo G
buildings in use by the de-
partment, with one hundred
and eighteen teachers and seating
capacity Of 3,425. The value OF the
property is about $4,000. There IL
the authority of popular vote &c
issue $l50, COO of bonds to double the
educational facilities of the city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

OuR County Recorders Office re-
pcrts fees received for the year aggre-
xating 1893 $40. The number Of folios
pied reached 297, 1868. For last year
e fees were S49, ,5S4, and the folios
epied 100 ,632. That is the difference
~ along the line.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

The street work done last year,
rs presented to our readers to-day,
Sums up nearly three hundred items.
This is an index Of our growth. The
distance reaches to hundreds OF miles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

OUR coaoNER's work for the past
year aggregates about one hundred
and fifty inquests on murders, sui
rides. accidents and natural causes.
The list appears in this paper.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

The Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany reports carrying a total Of 1880
passengers in and out of Los Angeles
during the past year. The freight
carried by the company aggregates
q. lbs tons.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

SOMETIMES it is said as many couples
sre divorced in these times as are
we'd. In this city last year the num-
ber Of divorces granted was less than
ninety. The number wed averages
nearly ninety per month.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
rnAavertisers.

- insure insertion IN the DAILY hsnALp aId,
- Al neW Advertisements Except GLASS; neal
= Tefl Is changes, they must be handed IN
Snaore o'clock P. II. e., ., a
v1TxIY HERALD, must be handed in not
lr1eY than Thursday noon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

Orr of our great exhibits this morn
lnR is q full record Of all law cases
begun last year, of whatever sort IN
the Superior Court.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

! The County Clerks Office accounts
1or receipts during the year amount
ing to $2S, ,442.7 20. That is robust
s,uV FL, owing ipr fiorr forr the fees ci one office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

No Such paper ever was issued
from any Office outside San Fran
sisco as this number Of the HERALD.
The metropolis will not beat It'll
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
WANTI D->ITUATIONS.

->.,->>~.>-~>---c-,--~--o--
WOUDbUkl = BUSINESS UUL Eun, l59
w SoIi'h spring tt 1t
NTAN tnD-cti' AII.sN A. CO.k IN
w private family First class eferenre,
Apply tn A HEuTp nf'c iant "a
WANl ED--Sii UAllUAo bLr BOD ED
w met, TO buy lots AT Kenjlworth. Au. :
tor, llih of January. Apply 81 Nurth
Main street. ianI u
NTANrhD--BY A + R,i Ass buUn
w keeper of more than ten esrs expert.
ei CO in wholesale houses a situation to k.ep
books: salary moderate. Address B. 23
South Fort street. iec31-3Lt
SITUATIoN WANrED.--lN RESPONSE
y BILE position on dai farm by youn,
mal who has had several years experience
on large dairy farms. Good mixer; refer
enre. given. Apply To this on e. .de' 81 80
WANTED. slI UAlION BY A GENTLE
w man of ten years experience, either as
cashier, book keeper or salesman. Best OF
references Addtcss, W. B DOYLE. loci
box $50. Pa sd"na. dee3l-4t*
SrTUATIUN WANTED-YOUNG MN
y wants situation In hardware sto.e or
ir0nmonHers establishment. either whole
sale or retail. Has had SIX wears ex perlence
Address "HARDWARE."t this office.
Ilsc S7 DIV 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
NoR sALE-hARPER TRACT.

TIIOh b4lLL--fI ARFEh KACI.
Close TO the Ellis, Wells and St. James
Pork Trac's
The lots in this tract are large and the
streefs arc all graded, graveled andcurbed
and all the lots will have cement sidewalks
sud you will say this is the cream of the city
See this before prices are advanced.
Also,
Fine lot covered with choice fruit trees,
close to University, $3.50.
Also,
Largo lot between Main ut. and Grand
ave-: g bargain at $500.
Also,
Two fine lots close to Washington street
car line. Cheap at 81 300 for both.
See MILLER u HERRIOTT.
d2-tf At new office. "a n. Spring 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

Los ANGELES City paid in last year
ri ,A6O: :98 to run the City Govern
suent. 10 this IS 70 be added the
cepse collections, amounting to about
1isO 900 per annum, Of which 900, 900
ines from saloons. The City As
S1nsor valued us at $29, ,10S,l4s, a.
Inst 81, ,259 ,558 in 1880. That il
1|Sut the way things grow hereabouts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
.,..... :. rrail subxcribers.

- pspers Of All delinquent mail sno
a.ssSSrs ~ the Los Angeles DAILY hEEALD
@iii - promptly discontinued heresiVei.
Is papers viii be sent TO subecIdipe9rs ;d 9ns y y
nnfi unless the same nave peen Paau h"f In
sAnse' Ans '1-S AYERS q LYNCH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
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&GSaN sSSS GHaA NOES.

dor SALE--94 Bt1-lNkS5 CHANCES
IL Fruit stores. cigar stores, saloons, lOdg-
ing houses, boarding houses, hotels, furni
ture stores, restaurants prices to suit: net
profit $1,000 TO $500 per month. Also for
rent . number II places. 4. NITr1NGER.
1919 North Spring street, next door 20 Pop
ular Hat Store. 1t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
WANTED-NI ale HEs.P.


XXyANrED TWO GOOD BOYs TO SEkvt
w HERALD rures. Wages @25 O month
Apply to viGNkS & McGKE6OR, 1874 n
Main - cot. ianIff
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
AHAppY New YEAR!

ADfHu, 1871 Hail, 1881 "Ring
cut the old, ring in the newF'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

WANTED--T,, RENT. IhslDE OF FIVE
w months, hotel Of 100 or more rooms;
should be located in central part of CT y,
lower side of Main street, between First and
Santa Fe avenue referred No bar at
tached to the hotel; will take lease for a
long time, and qua rantee good tenant Re.
fers to Los Angeles National bank. Ad
Dir SIS p, q, OK 5O7. dG-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

NOR SALE A WINERY WITH Al L MOD
l. ern improvements, utensils and appur
tenances, railroad switch, boiler and en-
dwellings and three and half acres "i land
in one OF the most prolific wine districts OF
southern California. Capacity 1900 tone OF
grapes annually. A. WILLHARTIlZ z, room
IL, Lichtenberger Block No. n N. Main,
upstairs. d3O-sun &w. d 1T
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

II rms superb quadruple paper OF
- pages the HERALD greets its big
list of subscribers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

WILLIS L. CULVER, OF pavIiiun, n. i
says that .Gillnore's Magnetic Elixir cured
him Of q long standing throat and lung trou-
hle. 9. =. HElNzEMAE, agent. Los An.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
,ssp AHD aNI1 a.0ps:yNS;.

HENfLWUKIH III = 80 bJAKD THERE
N till aft-r auction on l1th of January,
wnen the town will he started jsnl-it
CT DNICHOLAS-'THO FTRst-
- clase Rooms to let en- suite or eicgle,n
N .'a@ ~ tak d8-tf n 4S3it ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

A TTtNTION DAIRYMEN-WEH HAVE 20
II head fiue Is, and better bred Holstein
balance will be in four weeks. Also I6 well
broken ls,iies aud gents driving horses.
guarante d sound and gentle BURGESS &
GARTH. |. Y. l. BARN, I'll s. Main street.
Doc 3i-4t*
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
sUNrAY. JaNusrv !. 1853.
Am asemcl

HAZARDS PAvILIoN-'she."
BATTLE OF GETrYsBuR0.
nxrH STREET. BASE BALL GROUNDS.
eaAND OPERA HousE-"11er AtOnenent'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

NOR sALE-NlNETY ACRES OF RICH
L cultivatable land at Fullerton, three
miles from Apaheim; 60 acres OF vineyard.
foreign vines in healthy condition; Or
ehard; two-story house, large barn; win
cellar, containing about $4,000 gellons OF
wine: tanks, punches, etc; plenty water;
horses, cows, etc.; agricultural implements
and some furniture. Price, $4,000; terms
easy. Must be sold within 80 days. l.
Post Office. de1G I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
DENTISTS.

NTOOnBUR>' IS BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1853
w South Sl'ringtt 1t
| A DAMS BRCB.. DENTISTS, 20 3. SPRING
n street, rooms and 5.
,iold filings from P2 UP.
Amnleam and silver filings. 81
Painless extraction OF teeth by vitaliSed
air or nitrons oxide gas, 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air, So
cents.
Best sets of teeth from SO to $40 BY ou
new method of making teeth, D1isiit is i'm
possible. All work guaranteed.
We make speciality Of extracting teeti
without pain.
lave from q 10 t2H detf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

CNOE SALE-AT A BARGAIN FOR A
L short time only: 292 head OF cuttle,
Including J2u good milk c"ws of the be.i
breed; l2 head Of h"ree~ and harness, 54
pigs, fpring wag III, . wagons, and all tn
necessary outfit to make butter and che 81,
situated on the Ranchito ranch. ~ mil, 5
from the ely. For rerms aud particula s,
call at the uitlce OF the owners. Fred. VAL
LON Il JOSEPH kEYNIER, Caie des Alpe ,
80 a lisO 1t. between 2 d ID A p NJ d29rf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
ron RENT-HoUsEs


MOODkURf'S BUSINESS co LEGE, l53
w South Spying st. 1t
NOR r. Mat kENILWORrH As SOON
T. as built Builders pet their ]otsst hslf
price Apulv Sd North Main trcst. janl-1t
EOR RENT-TwO NEW COTTAGES ON
e Dummy line, inst ortside city limits
Convenient and accessible $15 and 800
er month. BYRAM & POiNDEXTER, 81
West First street. d23lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

tifANTED-AN EXrEklkNGED luAk
w sal-sman, thst has 4 line of customers
to join the advertiser, who Is agent for an
Eastern cigar factory, and hos trade estab
II, he'd. References Gad small capital re.
quired. Address P. 0. Box 41O, sa Ber-
IardinO. deCyT 1t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
ruxvsnnD NJ cAHAIBRs q
- ~ week, ~ SOC Per Month

/reoAx CosxzsroxnESes from ad'seens
nwus. especially solicited
pemittances should be made by dratS'
rnnsk. Pcspofrce order or postal note. Tue
111ep sAoulc be sent icr all SANS less than
~ lo1lazk
~ Pnsxr1xa DEF Owing 70 our
oups&ay increased facilities, we are prepared
4 1.icrse ali kinds oi Job work In gu
~ase manner. Special attentsn win %
sovrn "a commercial and lessl printing ana
n srders Win be promptly hlled at moderate
/. r. - at publication, IS North spf1nS
asc9f Lcs Angeles. Telephone NO 100
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

ljANTED. A PANTHER WITH $15u0
w or $4,000, goods or cash. TO join tray-
cling auctioneer, fancy goods, jew-lry, etr.
Don't need to know the business. Big
pro t. Too much work for me. Travel
only California. Apply to j. LAMBERT,
r, or In efr rpff
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
RE.xsssbN Al.


XNyOuDBUkl' s BUSiN E>s COLLAGE 1853
w Snuti, rpring ri j;
TUICKEr M. 25 WON m ,UD" " CALL
i at No. 25 South spring, room 10, and
get the hors'.
n rs. MARY Il WEEks, Tkor MEllUM,
vi No. gag Downey avenue, East Los
Angel,s S, room 3. dec27 TT
DO ALL WANTING HOMES - KENIL-
worth lots and ac 'e5. al offered llth OF
Janusr'. APP 50 Nnfh Main ST eet. Ii
NIEpHEAS N MiLLkk, CIVIL EN.,t
y nesrs aud surye ors, rooms 10 and IL,
Mueller block, 33 Sou'h Spring st. dec3-tf
AIRS PARKER. INDEPENDENT SLATE
XA writer and Clsirvoyant Consultation
on business, lawsuits, mineral speculations,
love, marriage, absent friends, diseases,
liie-reading, etc. 2S South Spring street,
room Is. A. NJ. 10 Or. NJ. dc29-i
DE kRSONAL--JUs UsTARRINED, = HEGIpsY
clairvoyant, Nine. Lam, No. 8 San
Pedro, near First Advices on business,
marriage, health, journey law sui g, in
vestments, specula ions, brings the s"para
ted toeether and causes speedy " arriage,
having all her gypsy powers by inheritance
and tradition She never fails ~ give satis-
faction. Hours from 9A.M to S.P. M.
Dec 30 I'm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

"WanJs," personals ana other adVertls g.
ments under the following heads inserted I
the rate of cents per line for each insertion
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

EOR sALT-NkW SEWN ROOM HOUSE,
Il furnished, at Santa Monica; particulars
=. en- ~ poeder hlock Snring ct. Dl1 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

w EACH HANGE-CHOICE LOT IN MEL
i rese FOR horse and carriage, AppIy at
roem l6 over Los Angeles National Bank. F..
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