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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

The 1elS0n Tor tne 1lanas N t.le above II,t
can only be coniectured, as il i well known
that all the gentlemen named are earnestly
in favor OF building the read Il is said that
the vanderbilis. while they are at the head
of the reorganization scheme, do not sign
the agreement for the reason thar the suit
pending against them in the New York court
IS not yet decided.
II seems that or people have been indulg-
ing in despair little ahead Of schedule time
It viii be time enough TO lament when the
1st Of September passes by and no action is,
taken.
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Notice =

have this day sold TO B. ; Fleck al ices
due me as Prothouotary. etc. Of Somerset
Co.. Penaa.. and notice Is hereby given TO
all persons indebted 80 me for same 10 MAKE
payment to him At once
y p. CElTCHFIELD.
Inner Y Roads Pa Jane :, IssS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

Buv your drugs at Biesecker & snyders.
Pure. sparkling, ice cold Soda Water at
B.eseeker & Snvders-
celluloid Trusses guaranteed for period
Of three years not to break OF rust at BE
seeker < SuyseF's.
Zee Glasses and sp.z.tacles in al oonceiva-
ble varieties and at al prices, Of the celeora-
ted King manufacturer, at BiesecSer
snyders.
TbelateT. Harrison Garrett, Of baltimore.
IN his viii directs thai the sum Of 5000"
per anuuu be paid TO Ms Garrett d1Hng
her widowhood
The peach crop Maryland and Delaware
If Is - ,n,atea. win run from ten TO twelve
million baskets. Il is said that the Fruit
and Produce Exchange Of Baltimore VIII
control three-fJurths 0f tins crop
Re5n sure Anna Katharine Green's new
storv. Behind Closed Door, starting IN
the Pittsburgh s,s.lr, Dispateh July stl.
ssis 10 be- fully up to the Leagenworth
Case.~ and superior TO Hand and Ring
We have on hand a large uunber Of good
b-ick which we viii sell in quantities 20 sun
tl. purchaser. Prices very reasonable ard
opposite the planning mil.
HoLBRooK Bios 4 PAHsoS.
The following Is claimed TO be Of benefit
f,- .nrr,Wing toe nails Heat small bit OF
taIlow ID a spoon and pour il on the sEHnu-
-,+so,s Pain and tenderness are relieved az
oree and I'm few DAYS the esise Of the naii
Il. arps-.i So as % admit Of being CIT away
Lea every tiller Of The soil, every nechan-
ia every man who labors with his muscle
every nlan Of business, and every other voter
of rbafever profession or occupation. care
fully camparethe Republican and Democrat
r. platforms. and say upon which be VIII
stand
saws sam Jones Thank God it is no
mo- crime 10 BE- ugly When God wants
.Dod woman be makes her a symmetrical
as an angel. but when be wants a good man
bs makes him as ugly As q mud fence /
never saw a pretty man yet who was worth
kiIiug.
The Old Roman may wave his bandana on
high.
And talk to the crowds 81 day,
But lie won't be elected when winter draws
nigh.
For be isn't built that way
-NsErasLi STATE .Jo'TlaL
Mar MAEKE7-We have just added a
large Refrigerator 20 our Meat Market, in
which al meats can be kept cool and clean.
Mutton. beef. pork. &c kept constantly on
hand. Opea daily. Parties buying meat
can have il kept in the refrigerator until
va1teI
Tn order 20 advertise our Zine Of superior
Pocket Cutlery aud Razons We viii send by
mail on receipt of tgrenty-eiglt cents in two
ceu1 postage stamps. a fine knife. filll -ize.
four blades. pure white pearl handle fl-l
German silver cap aad bolster and centre
part. A perfect gem Of kiie, and one thai
is put together for keeps
IA. NATHAN & Co.
Johustown, Pa.
Tie following letters and rostais remain 1
inz in the post0tiice az Somerset, Viii besent I
70 the Dead Letter Utiioe IL not called for
within ten days from this date June ll'h 4
Is>s
Ankeuy. Ellen Boyd e. T., Barndt .
LIZZIE. -. Baudov. A. ". Carumey. ".
II Ts.ues T + James. Ewing {. Loir. I
Joseph J. Miller. VIM II Mstz-ar, Wm- I
II. Pearl Daniel Shaffer. ". r Wei .
ferr, solomon Walker. Philip Nalato, Hi
a,ialo.
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Notice TO Trasnassers.

AT persons are hereby notified not 10
t-e>7ass 0H or lands ia Shade Township.
Somerset County. Pa, ior the purpose Of
hunting. fishing. berryins or nutiine Any
person or persons So trespas=in- VIII be pun
islei according 10 law.
II rNRY Daley
Evr DALEY
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

Estate ot L-viu.4 Hi1ehaugh. dee q lHte of rsi-
IA Bcrgugh. Somerset Co. Pa
Letters Of administration gH above estate hav-
ing been grIf.red l0 the undersigned by the
proper authority. notice Is hereby given 70 al
persons Indebted % SAID estate -n make immadi-
ste payment, and those having claims against the
same VIII present them duly authenticated for
settlement on saturday. Aug :. l>ss Gr the oaice
Of the Adrnr In Crsiun Borough
JEROME B. JENNINGS
ju1eZ7. Administrator
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FOR SALE.

| viii sell ny farm Sd Allegheny Township. SOM
! eFSet County. Pa. adjoining George D. BraHf.
Widow Haunau. Fre'i Piatr. and Others. csutain-
ing - Acres and allowance. SIC arrEs ciear and
Under good state Of cultivation with
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.
GETTYSBURG, PA

CuJ SDED N I~s2 Lar-e Faculty Two f1lI
I courses of ssuf Vt ClaS-ical and -fieuti1c -pe-
ciai courses In AL departments. Observatory and
lab0Tataries. Three large hH5iiggs- New hud-
ing and chapel ia course u erection. Libraries
21.10u0 volumes. Expenses low Accessible iv
freiIueur railroad trains. Location. aH the SAT
TLEtIELD Of GerTF~tu-Z uin~F pheasant aud
healthy PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. IN
separate building fUr bows and Young men pre-
pairing fgr business or college under special care
q the Principal Eev- iT O. iurhier and two ls-
sistauis the latter ding VITA the students ia
The bsiliiiBg Pull term opens september g. Is,s
For Caraiegug-. address
IT. q. MCKNIGHT T. D. Praa-t OF
REV. IL q. BJ EuLER. A. W.. Pr;n.,
juLI1L Gettysburg. Pa
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Wanted
EvE IlALEV

Hides Fu-S. Bark VIII pay the highest
cash prices fer al kinds Of hides. peits and
fazs. also wan; 500 cords Of Rock Oak and
Spruce bark. I0o cords wanted at once.
Il q. CrxSrNGHAx.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11
Her Late lusean a.s souI.

NV YoRE, July The childsen Of Ms.
Elizabeth MeEntirs. a sef,sagenarian. who
has property valaed at $ .o,s,. have applied
to the sheriifs jury to declare her insane.
Mrs. McEntire's insanity has taken the form
of 4 belief il transmigrati0n Of souls. she
thinks the soul Of her late husband. who
died Is years ago. has taken up rs abode IN
the body Of bog six years old She suh'se-
quently makes violent love 70 al little boys
and has proved a source Of terror to the
youngsters on Mulberry street. where she
resiies.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

sincc our last report marriage licenses have
been granted to the following named per
ous
John A. DAVIS and Nancy Riugier, both
Of Elkiick township.
George b. GrowaI and Lavin.a sanner,
both Of Black township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

on thc Fourth Of July the Ursiua base
ball club defeated a picked nine composed Of
Bra,iIoci, Pittsburgh, and Somerset players.
By . score Of Is % II. L WIS a battle be-
tween pitchers, but the Ursiua twirier came
our victorious Battery for Crzina, Wilber
and Miller Battery for picked nine, Addie
of Pittsburg. and Tiil. Of Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

Mr.. George ". BenfJri, the pioneer drug
gisr IN somerset county, retired from busi-
ness one day last week. having disposed Of
his interest in the weil-kuown drug firm Of
c. " Benfori 4 Son to the junior member,
Mr.. Clark II Benford, who viii continue the
business N the old stand.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11
CoSFLuENcE, Pa, july Z, iSSs.
Dir. ELansford. V. s. Conn,

VIII be al Somerset the first Mouday and
Tuesday Of each month. at the Somerset
House. and viii treat all diseases Of horses,
cattle, etc. Teeth dressed or extracted. Gas
tration Of Horses and Ridglings. spavins
and Rinsbones successfully treated by actu-
al cantery. All examinations free Of charge.
Come and see me
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11
Normal School Institute.

The fourth annual institute opens July "a
lsss Special advantases are offered TO al
teachers and other students. For particulars
write to J. D. Meese. Meye7siale. Pa.
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Wantedt

Dealers and all to know We have fun line
of rake9. both hand and self dump. which
We offer 81 prices TO suit the times. Agents
wanted to =el the Walker Rakes. Address
W.F WAEErR-
Somerset Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

Mr. Harry Forward, chief clerk in the
General Freight Department Of the New
York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad, with
adqaarters at Cleveland, Ohio. and his
brother, Mr. Charles Forward, from the b. &
o. Passenger Department. Baltimore, are in
Somerset. on a weeks visit to friends.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

Comfortable Offices on the frst and second
toors Of the addition TO Printing HoGse
Row. For par;icuiars, inquire At this Office
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

Mr. Edward : Bruhaker youngest son OF
Dr.. Henry Brlhaker. and Miss Leiiiia Samp-
son, Of MononEahela City are 10 be married
al the home Of the bride on Thursday, the
l2th Ed has been engaged in thesirug bus
iness az M0Eongahela City for the past four
or five wears
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

Somerset people have apparently forgot
ten that the picnic season Is upon US, a. there
vas only one on The F0urh-ihat Of the
Discipies Sunday -school-or possibly. like "a
few other people We know, they prefer their
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11
Wanted fer Cash.

One thousand tons # Rags. Bones and
Scrap Iron. cid Gam boots and shoes for
which the highest cash price VII be paid by
CAPLEs & MooRE.
IohrSrown Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11
CHURCH Dedication.

The new Reformed church at Deriia vii
b. dedicated ON Sunday, July 18th. All the
friends Of the congregation are cordially in
yited 20 be present.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

An Indian doctor driving four beautiful
black horses. all Of ,hem:perf,sct matches. ae-
companied By several ladies and children,
created quite stir on our street Tuesday
morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

Owing to press Of accumulated court
business, the coming term in Bedford Coun-
~ viii begin on August 9Th. and continue
three weeks
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11
4 UDIToRs NOTICE


Estate of Jacob CreTle decd
Having been duIy appointed Auditor hr the
Orphans ggUrt cf Somerset County. Pa % sseer-
tain advsureneurs, and make - dissriburionof
the funds % aad among those legally entitled
thereto, I hereby give notice rlat. VIII attend
% the dukes uf said appointment az Office in
Somerset Borough On Friday, July =. l-ss at one
o clock p. N
iulA = C. LOWRY
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11
SOUTH PENN REORGANIZATION.
The Agreement Stipulates that the
Scheme is to be Consummated
on the First Of Next Septem-

There has been great deal Of disappoini-
menf over the delay in the organization or
the South Pennsyivaniy railroad company,
and this has caused many persons TO again
abandon hope of an early resumption of
work But il appears that there was no
ground for the report. circulated months
ago. Of an immediate reorganization and re-
sumption The reorganization was not in
tended to take place before September /
When the project was revived last year the
following subscriptions were made:
& Vaus3e-ffif ard " VanEerhi,. as
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

The third Edwin N Stanton, grandson Of
the great War Secretary. has been several
days at the springs with his widowed moth
er. Heis a bright boy about twelve years Of
age.-Bcrltora Esquira.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

Ms W T. Hobli,zell, Of MeyerseiAle, is 3
guest AZ the residence Of her father, county
treasurer Black
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

Mr. Winfield :. Knee. son Of Daniel ;
Knee, Esq, who left Somerset in Is74 and
since that time has been resident Of Rock
Fails, Illinois, is in Somerset visiting his par-
enfs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11
UDTTOR'S NOTICE

Estate Of Matthew Patton. decd late of Eikliek
Twp. Somerset Co.. "a.
February - I-s~ Account 0f Executors fled
and passed Eegis-er April - I,-@. EXCEPTIONS
70 Acfount fled Jgue . rsSs. " r. Ruppel ap-
pointed Auditor ID pass upon the eZceptiuus
and make a iistrib button according TO law.
NoTICE l. hereby given 1lat 4 VIII ar-aad 20 the
duties Of sai appointment my Office iu -omer-
set Pa, on Friday -he "a DAY Of Algl.sr. IS,-
wnen and where al persons Interested can ~
tend. y. z RTP3FL
IuLIL- Auditor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

Sornerseierz celebrated the glorious Fourth
By going away from home or sitting quiet
iy under their vines sEd fg trees.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11


The national game Of baseball Is induIged
in by the average Somerset boy in and oGt
Of season. b,.t Il Is only about once in ever.
halfd0zen years that there occurs a sjsasnlOd-
&c out5urst ofihe ball fever among the older
beads ofthe village, and uHperreiyed ihecon-
tagion l. impaired from sheep TO shepherd.
fr0fa office boy 70 barrisier. from messenger
60 banker. from cash boy 10 merchant, and
from devil 70 newspaper Publisher such an
eruption occurred Friday morning Posted
ia conspicuous places about town was the
announcement that the merchants and law
yers wouid battle royal on the ball
grounds AZ four in the afternoon. The wri-
ter was inyeisled from his comfortable seat
in the dingy recesses Of the HERsLD office
by an ardent lover Of the game on the prom
ise Of an hours rare enjoyment On the ball
field the players were found in position.
President Love, Of the Dairy Company,
masked and padded, stood behind the bat,
banker Harrison occupied the box, Elder
Conner was on Ist, lawyer RHppel on ID
merchant Snyder on 81. druggist Benfoui
short. merchant Chl left publisher Werner
centre. and insurance agent KnepPer, right.
At the plate stood portly grocer Eought,
mopping the perspiration from the back Of
his neck with Cleveland baudana. striking
out Aercely between wives at the sphere
~ Dickey eel; for the ball three times inef-
fectUally and then started aronRd the dia-
mond q though chased by a cyclone, while
the ou-iookers indnlged IN speculation as to
which way lie would fall If pcrcilanee be
lost his balance. Grocer Cook popped up a
fiy and lawyer Ruppel offered, spreading his
hands far enough apart to permit a balloon
70 pass between them untouche,i Merchant
Uhl made home run on three strikes. and
confdenJially told late eomers that be had
stolen three bases and only scored by the
- skin Of his teeth. lawyer Meyers intro
duced an old-time feature. knocking the ball
out q sight and scoring before il vas foGnd,
only 20 ind ;lla5 he had baiied ont Of place
Everybody followed, and everybody run
II. :. EndSiey played for beth sides, and
Cal Lowry run for every player on the
groand KooSer. Priits and MeGrif looked
Ike Professionals but played ike Maruons
Life / too short and The subject too uninfer-
esting To 20 into further details Of the game
which was called on account of darkness Al
the close Of the second inning the score
Standing Is to a.. Had the Gentlemen play
ers concluded to finish the game. they would
in all probability be somewhere in the ffth
inning q; this writing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

MIS-. Edmund Herman and her niece, Miss
Marion Giddings. Of Allegheny City, are al
the Somerset House
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11
DIED..

WOY AT her home near Friedens. on
Thursday. June II, 1sss. Mrs Rachel NJ
wey, aged 81 years, 10 months and IS days
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

Hon Ed. scuil spent Sunday and Monday
in Somerset. returniEz 10 Washington Tues
day morning
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11
Found at Last.

That A BenEord & Son Is the only firm in
town that sells aine cakes OF Grip soap for
= cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

JK CorrnorH. ?. N.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11
Oueersware and Glassware.
For Rent

For this line of goods 20 TO A benfoui &
Son, As they have the bsss linen town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

R1ss Forward Esq, who Is engaged as an
adjnster for tie EmA Insurance Company,
with headquarters at Cincinnati, Ohio. Is
spending few days in Somerset, his first
visit IN twenty years When Mr. Forward
left Somerset. in l-Gs, he had probably the
largest acquaintance of any man IN the eoun-
". not alone among the people but with the
territory as vel, having trampei the coUu-
try over again and again vixen a young man.
When a student al law, believing with Bry-
ant that " the groves were Gods first TEN
ples. be built for himself a lodge amid the
wilds of Break-neck. where hestudiesi the
leaves Of nature with the leaves Of Black
stone On one occasion Mr. Forward and
81 Uncle Joe Stu,zmaa tramped from SOM
erset To Niagara Falls and back again.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11
A CDITORs NOTICE

Ei r. Estate In the OrDlans' Court
Of of
Andrew Iuruey. Somerset County Pa.
And nov 20 wis. 9th 0f June ISIS. on petition
Of Jonas TgrneT. Administrator Of the estate uf
Andrew TuTney deed and on motion o. ! r.
Scutt- ESQ Attorney for said estate. tae Cou-t
appoint l. g. Colhorn. Isl. Audlior % ascertain
the correct iudebtast1eSs. ascertain the widow
dover. sud Make a Distribution % a1i aulouz
those LEGALLY entitled thereto.
SOMERSET toryTg, =.
- EXrracts irum the Records
tSEAI- Certified y June fS,s
" JACOB D. SWANE. Clerk.
By virtue 9f tire above appointment, the under
signed AEditor hereby gives notice tnat be VIII
meet 70 attend % his duties AZ his Office in som
erses. Pa on TUESDAY. The 4f1h day uf rulv rsss
a. iociock 2. m. when and where al parties in
teresfed can attend Il they rhiak proper
iIi4 l. C. COLBORN. Auditor.
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dissolution NOTICE.

The frn Of G. " Benfori L. -on is this day
TUESDAY June - I-~- Dissolved a. partners
TIE books OF the saif -irm are iu the haslis rf e.
II. Beuforl for settlement al persons indebted
wiz Please call and settle Those having claims
against said firm VII present. the same far set
Element GFO. a. HENFORD.
g. T. BENF0RD.
-,,,fFnsrr "a Tur,a % T,ss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-11

A large, ine-looking horse hitched in
splinter new top-bu-gy, broke loose from
the past 70 which De was tied in front Of
Noueht's grocery stone about nine o'clock
Saturday night and dashed up Main Cross
street at his greatest speed turning into
Union street at tie Court House square the
buggy came in coutact with one Of the sil-
yer maple trees lining the sidewalk. and was
Literally torn 70 pieces The infuriated horse
broke away from the buggy, stripping him
self Of all harness, and plunged ma,iiy into
the iron fence enclosing the Court House
grounds Righting himseifhe saIloped down
the road and TO the barn Of bis owner. Mr.
Milton Hamilton, who lives On the old
Coleman farm, on tke Berlin read. To those
who witnessed the runaway, it seems almost
incredible that the horse escaped serious in
fl-v
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-Jas Bol2er, Cal; A
P Dunlap, Paris, Canada; W Williamson
Cal; w X Button. RialtO, Cal; White Cal
Mrs Bartlott, san Diego; John Roth
c A Mason: Orange; Ed Petrie, San Diego
Francisco Martindz. Spadra; E II Merritt
Cal; Lester, G W Roberts, Pasadena; l
II Conlon, Orange;- F II Crane, National
City; Thos Weller. San Diego; John Reilly,
W G Drummond, Anaheim; Ever ano
wife, Winnipeg; VIM Button, Jno Oliver
Pasad. ma s M downing, Cal; L " Frary
San Diego; W F Bennett, England; Geo. &c
Beattie, Orange; John Conner, Clncln
natl, ohio; John NJ steele, Colusa; A
Adams, Cotton; W A Pearls, Zanesvilie
Ohio; W Hicks. Dodge city, Kan; W
Ca son, Ante ope Valley.
GRAND CENTRAL HoTEL-M Laper, Den
yer; A Jansen, Tucson; L Isaacs, Lancaster
A Williams, Gustav Hohwing, Santa Monica
Ana McGregor, B d Raymond, F Beagley
Whittier; A c Decker. Norwalk; John
Taper, Santa Cruz; John Hammel, Ed
Chiston, Ventbra; C Richards, Visalia;
Teldmann, Santa Monica; II Carter, Fargo
Michael Spidmann, Gust Zitnerman; Albert
Hanson, San Diemas; A Moore, Cotton; II
TimmerhofP, Chicago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
DIED.

FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR.
s.-->-----~--~>~---.>~-->-
HARRlo-AJ Pasadena, March Il, MISS
Mary R. Harris, aged 65 years.
Funeral will take place from the under
taking rooms of Reynolds Brothers, Pasa
dena, at 3 o'cloch P. NJ. to-day.
MOORE-In this city, March 21, 1888, VIM
J. Moore, a native of Louisville, KY, and
beloved husband of Nora Moore, aged 81
years.
Funeral to-day, Friday, March 23d, al
9 80 A. NJ. from the family residence, No
12 Wilmington street Solemn high mass
at 10 A. NJ. at the Cathedral, Main street
Friends of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend.
Louisville, KY, papers please copy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
Los Eel1Z.

Lots of one to five acres in the lovely Los
Feliz Foothill trsct, IA miles from the city
limits, in the frostless and fogless belt, and
commanding the most enchanting scenery
in Los Angeles county, can now be obtained
on two years credit, at private sale. Before
investing elsewhere call for maps. circu ars,
information and free tickets at the Office of
the owner, G. J. GRIFFITH,
21O North Main street, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
DR.. RO.San.CO

In his new discovery for Consumption, sue
ceeded in producing medicine which Ii
acknowledged by all to be simply marvel
Gus. 1t is exceedingly pleasant to the taste
perfectly harmless. and does = OF sicken. II
Whooping Cough, Group, Bronchitis, All
Pains in the chest, it has given universe
satisfaction DR.. Bosankos Cough an(
Lung Syrup is sold at soc by H. Hance
70 N. Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
STOCK EXCHANGE REVIEW.

New YORK, March 22.--The stock market
Twas much less active to- day than for many
weeks, but whiIe feverish most of the time,
became decidedly strong and part of yester-
days loss was recovered. There was
furry in the market during the early deal
|tngs, the main cause of which was the uh.
|certainty in regard to the dividend on the
Missouri Pacific. 1t is now supposed to be
&question of whether it shall be IL per
|ceut. or nothing. Western Union to-day
was one of he strongest stocks on the list,
especially late in the day. The close was
com nparatively quiet but firm at the best
|prIcrs of to-day for most of the list.
&overnment bonds were quiet and steady
Retroleum opened steady at 9215 and de-
& ned to 0l3s in the first hour. The decline
s checked at that point and an advance
( Ited, on which the mornings loss was
{ tirely recovered, the close being strong at
51c Sales, 2,S9O,0O0 barrels.
|# MONEY QUOTATIONS..
EEw Y.RK, March 22.-Money on call
e>ey at 2@2A per cent; closed offered 215
Prime mercantile paper .5@6c.
sterling exchange "a. s534 for 60 day bills
4.e7s4 for demand.
Ban Francisco, March 22.-Silver bars,
26t@26L
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