The herald., 1894-03-08

VNO THE BUTCHERS OF THE CITY OF LOS
i Augeles-Would you like to have union
slaughter house in the slaughter house district?
If so you will be given an opportunity by par
! ties who own land on the river where railroad
facilities good. If a sufficient number will
address Company, box 40 Herald office, they
will be seen and arrangements made that viii
be satisfactory to ALL SO 1t
TOR sALE-S250O, AN OLD-EsTABLIsHED
It steam, gas fitting and plumbing business,
with a new and well-selected stock of fine
goods; long lease, cheap rent and fine shop;
owner will sell at invoice price-no bonus
and will take good acreage in exchange; stock
will invoice about $500. This is fine op-
portunity for any business man. I. J. CUDDY,
206 n. Spring ST. 81 3t
EOR -$5OO-BARBER SHOP; GOOD
$1,000 = 3O-room lodging and boarding
house; fine business
$400J-Grocery al invoice doing a eusiness
NJ B. WALKER e. CO.,
3-s st LOG S. Broadway.
DETER THAN A GOLD MINE-WANTED,
ID man with $4,000 cash to buy the Haunted
Swing, now in operation at 435 s. Spring st.
This is a r ew inventions its earning capacity
is $35 per hour 1t is the funniest thing on
earth ii you don't believe il come and see for
yourself. For further particulars apply 10
manager, 435 S. Spring st. 1t
.1O0O-PARTNER WANTED-BEsT PAY
II ZUU ing saloon in the city; cheap rent;
long lease; now clearing $500 per month; pre-
fers partner to hired help; proprietor is first
class business man; this is the best opening in
the city all investment WALSH & MEME,
32l12 5. Spring ST. SO 2t
EOR SALE-A 22-ROOM LODGING HOUSE,
i blocks from City Hall; newly furnished /;
all rooms occupied; splendid location; owner
going east Here is an excellent opportunity
for a bargain. Full investigation solicited.
Address "st. Louis" box so, Herald. 81 ii
T ODGING HOUsE-2O HANDSOMELY FUR
j. nished rooms, location unsurpassed; every
room permanently occupied with good tenants;
low rent. This house pays TSo monthly proht;
rooms all light sunny and pleasant; price
$3.50. B. WHITE, 2l1 w. First st. 81 tt
NOR sALE-CIGAR, CANDY, STATIONERY
L store with living rooms, doing asplendid
business, will be sold today. Price only S475
on account of sickness. A great bargain.
WALSH & MEME, 31115 5. Spring st SO q
G.0HO-PARTNER WANTED IN A BIG PAY
= NZOU ing established business, now clearing
300 per month"; business easily learned;
fine opening for an industrious man. WALSH
& MEME. 32l12 5. Spring st. 3-S 2t
NOR sALE-FIRsT-CLAss HOTEL FURNI-
L ture, fixtures and grounds; best located
best paving in the state; hotel now full OF
tourists HILL & CO., 1s9 5. Broadway.
8-24 sun-tues thurs-tf
IrO-THE BEST LOCATED CIGAR STORE
sDf,)U in the city will be sold at $3.50 today;
don't miss this chHnce big snap. WALSH
MEME, 32l12 S. Spring ST. 3-s 2t
0,1onO-FRUIT AND PROVISION STORE
SlZUU clearing 1928 per month; 30 days
trial allowed before purchasing. B. WHITE
221 w. First st 81 If
l.oOn-LODGING HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS;
soOUU never such a bargain offered before
Apply at once to 3. WHITE, 221 W. First ST.
3-6 tt
- BUY OR SELL YOUR BUSINESS SEE
- MARKS & LEVY, 346 S. Spring street
Quickest returns and best list in city 3-4 ly
G1-s-A DELICACY STORE. WELL Lo-
sDl(O Gated; bargain if sold this day. B.
WHITE, 22l w. First st. 3-7u
NOR SALE-GROCERY STORE AND FIX
L lures fine trade; owner leaving city. BAT
E. First ST. SO I'm
DON'T FORGET TO SEE sTOVER e. OLIVER,
~ l2419 S. Spring, for business chances.
1917 If
= SELL YOUR BUSINESS PROMPTLY FOR
= cash go to B. WHITE, 221 W. First st. 2-13 u
MUSIU.,L.
7 OS ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
il and Arts; open all the year. MRS. EMILY
J. VALENTINE, president; Y. NJ. C. A. build
ing. Broadway and Second sts, 61A ~