The herald., 1894-01-01
nusrsIls oprol olr(N1r1Es.

BUsIsfAs oPpo4TANITIEs:
IToR SALE $4,000 OFF THE BEsl,
Il paying and best located DR. stores IN - ,go nc
city; stock about 5000; ofney Obliged 10 60
stifRa ssSs to S|Hs rs ssS sV " s
ond. T. ,,,x,,
established about 10 years, and has always
good, permanent trado; clears the year round
about 1900 per month above expenses; Price m
about $500. NOLAN 4 SMITH, 20 W. sec
NOR sALL-s25oO; GROCERY AND PRO.
Il duce business on Spring ST.. doing cash
business OF about $4,000 per nonth; stock and
fixtures win invoice about $4,000. NOLAN Il
SIXTH, 22S w. Second.
LrcR SAIE-$400; WELlrEsTABLlShE Ed
II restaurant and paying anice net profit on
the investment: price $500. NOLAN & SMITH,
22S w Second
EoR sALE-AT. s5c ON THx DOLLAR, 4
Il first-cAss stock of boots and shoes, with
lease of store IN Spring ST., very centrally To-
Gated, and weil-established trade; owner
obliged to retire from the business on account
$500. nolan 4 SMITH, 22S W. Second.
NOR SALE-S4O00: GROCERY BUSINESS,
L well established and very centrally located
and clearing from $500 TO 5000 per month
above expenses stock about $4,000. NOLAN
d SMITH, . sS w. Second.
NOR SALE-$350: AN ESTABLISHED
L creamery and produce business on Spring
st., paying WE'LL this is q business that cen be
increased almost Indefinitely; price $3.50 NO
Ii. w.
TNOR SALE-S35O; VERY CENTRALLY
= located and wel.-establshed fruit stand,
clearing about 800 per month; rent only $l3j
price $3.50 this is a snap. NOLAN d SMITH,
ToR sALE~S15oo: A wELI-EsTABLIsHED
L job printing business in this city, doin g q
NoiEAN S5iE an { sMIfH si LIZ NJ second, p''Ne
JNOR sALE-AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
II near the corner of Third and Spring, clear
ing about $500 per month; no experience nee,
essary: no bonus asked; price $500. NOLAN
d SMITH, 22Sw. Second. 4
LyOR EXCHANGE-%5000; A FIRST-CLASS
L stock of general merchandise in good To-
cality, between Los Angeles and San Bernars
dino; stock will invoice about $4,000; good, es-
tablished trade; will exchange for either city
or country property. NOLAN u SMITH. 22s
nor sALE-Ss50; THE BEsT-PAYING 81.
Il room lodging house in.the city; rooms all
full and clearing nearly 5000 per month; rent
only $40 per month; price Of furniture $3.50.
$500 cash, balance on time this is snap
NOLAN 4 SMITH, 22s "; sesond. o,,
IT plete' for housekeeping in rooms, very
PLEASANTLY located only about two blocks from
this Office; rent only $l2 per month; price OF
EoR sALE-$5oo; "a INTEREST IN AN Es-
Il tablished gas-fxture business in this city;
NOLAN d SMITH, 22s v. Second. s
GeOO-FOR SALE. A SALOON BUSINESS IN
DOVU this city, well located and doing
226 W. Second.
Q-0O~FoR SALE AN ESTABLISHED COR
ID lUU ner. grocery business in this city, in
Guiding coal, wood and feed business; price,
500; sickness only reason for selling NOLAN
& SMITH, 22s W. Second. l231-2t
EoR sALE-BY B. WHITE, 22l W. FIRST
Il street
5ocgaE SEgI5 ssn$ stSga o5PasEi6g oPssF sV5s Saloon
: $50 Eestssursnt, s Restaurant f''i'
8 375-Bakery in frst-olass condition; large
city route; horse, wagon. etc
$2000-Largest and most magnifcently fitted
up restaurant in the cit; clears over $300'a
month; $1,000 half cash
LODGING HOUSES.
1s room rooms, $1i5o. 10 I feos rooms, $500
12-31 ot B. WHITE, 221 w. First ST.
1sO0-GROCERY; CASH OR TRADE.
DlCUU $2000-Groccry; good business.
$2500-Grocery at invoice
$50l--Saloon special bargain.
S150U-Cigar store; good stand.
$400-Coal and wood yard
Lodging houses from $500 to $4,000
WALKER q HARRIS,
1921 If 1O6 S. Broadway.
NOR sALE-DRUGs AMI NOTIONS; TWO
IL elegant lodging and boarding houses; sec
ond-hend and new house furnishing goods es-
tablished business good place, low rent; fruit
stand, cheap; coal, wood and feed yard, clear
ing over $lU0 per month, $500; restaurant
sales daily $500. sSI WHE'ETHR lei S Hell, i soi
+. First St IL 1t
I ODGING HOUSE FOR SALE OF "a ROOMS
~ within 80 blocks of the city hall; house
elegantly furnished throughout. with all mod
ern Improvements; new furniture; best loca-
tion In the city. two years lease; low rent;
will sell reasonable; all of the rooms are rent
ed; good reason for selling. This is an excel
lent buy. Address w. L. J.. Postofice Box
565, city 1875 ii
NOR SALE-GROCERIEs BAKERIES, RES
i taurants, hotels, butcher shops cigar, sta
ionery, notion stores, lodging and boarding
houses many others from ~ 90 to $4,000, IN
St, Edward Nittinger, managdf'S IFS 2m
NOR sALE-THE FINfssT EIgTKlURAYT N
y the city; receipts FROM ST5 to 300 per
day. This fine place can be bought $50 as Ttc
make one q the finest deals il The cf5, SJy fqr
OLIVER l24la S Spring rooml1f 1928 u
TSoR SALE ON SPRING 81, NEAR FIRST
i ST., S-roon lodging house; furnished first
class two rooms pays rent. You can buy at
your yycH G%n TERMS call eaTXi ms eaTgain o VIII
1926 tt 32lla S. Spring ST.
UoR sALE--AT A SACRIFICE, BEST Lo-
i Gated and finest fitted clothing store in the
city doing $4,000 business. None but prin-
cipals meaning business need apply. CON
FIDENTIAL BROKER. Box 30 1871 1t
GIo0-NEATEsT AND BEST PAYING
S4UU delicacy store for the money in the
city; rare chance; $40u. B, WHITE, 221 W.
First st. 1--3i 1t
T7OR sALE-A SALOON, AT A BARGAIN.
Il Call this day on SLOWER OLIVER, 12412
s. Spring ST. n l2-2Su
I,ON'T FORGET TO SEE sTOyER & OLIVER
~ 1241a s Spring, for business chances.
I2-17ti
EDUCA IONAL.
XNooDBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE, 226 s..
w Spring ST., the oldest, ltrgest and finest
equipped commercial school III southern Calf
fornia; thorough course in the commercial
branches and banking; SUPERIOR and sue
cessful shorthand and typewriting department
and a practical English eoluse; new college
rooms, perfectly lighted and sntiiated; cleo
trio elevator for pupils use; new furniture and
appliances: open all the year, pupils lsreceiyed
at any time; illustrated catalogue and full in
formation frcc. G. A. IE0IEH. nfeSident,