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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

- The pipes for water works are being
stributed over town.
Joseph Mann is putting q new
E aan his dwelling and otherwise i'm
g his place.
prinkler has started on Main
s}sss 1t should extend to all tho
sE streets.
3e examination for teachers cer-
held last week there were
white and seven colored appli-
81 ere will be match game of ball
een the Newberry, and College
|5z|ss at the Fair Grounds on Monday
's'|s 'ng. ..1%
he scaffolding on the now Lutheran
church has been taken down, the tower
and roof all being finished. Work is
now being pushed on tho interior.
Rev. Prof. A. J. Bowers will peach
In Thompson Street Church next S b.
bath morning. The pastor, Rev. t.. p.
McClintock, goes to Gastonia, N. c.,
to preach.
Mr.. w. w. Fulmer is Offering some
extraordinary bargains in groceries
ana canned goods, and in fact in every
thing in his store he has put the prices
down to cash bottom. See his ad.
Our suburb, Helena, has applied for
| cityhocd, and as soon as the result of
the election held last night for Intend
| ant and wardens is known charter of
incorporation will be issued by the
Secretary of State.
Cui Bono, a correspondent of the OBJ
server, requests The Herald and News
to state that he made mistake in stat
ing that Rev. w. w. McMorries would
preach at Garmany Sunday afternoon.
He will preach in the morning.
Mr.. G. l.. Blease obtained q new
trial in the case of DeWalt against the
Columbia, Newberry and Laurens
Railroad. The point raised was that
one of the jurors was not qualified
elector nnder our new constitution.
Cooper and Company's show will cx-
hibit in Newberry on May 5th and 9th,
Wednesday and Thursday, with two
performances daily. Prices only 1Oc
and Zoe. Tents to be on West Main
Street near Leavell and Speers' furni-
ture store.
The iinacc committee to raise money
for the Press Association have been
out only two mornings and have been
very successful, rs we knew they would
be for the people Of this town know
how to entertain. If any one desires
to contribute who has not been seen
call on committee.
We have received letter from Con
gressman Latimer stating th.t our re-
quest to change mail route from Pros
perity to Caldwell to Wednesday and
Saturday instead of Tuesday and Sat-
urday has been granted so that now
our Tuesday paper will get through
that section on Wednesday.
Judge Watts has filed an order re-
fusing to grant new trial in the case
of II. &. Koon vs.. Farmers Mutual In
surance Company. This case has been
tried three times. Two verdicts in
favor of the insurance company and
one mistrial. The interests of the in
surancc company have been ably de-
Tended in this case by its attorneys,
Messrs Hunt & Hunt.-Obscrvor.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23
Wantedt

In the First-class Tailor Shop Of
Newberry, colorcd boy-must have
red hair-to learn tailor's trade; wages
good. II. 9. SOLOMON,
f If. The Tailor Of Newberry.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23

40-inch White Lawn at 10c. Short
length 36sj1ch White Lawn going at
&c at Wygd's Bargain Store.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23

J. J. Lane has just received fresh
supply of guano and acid. Will keep
guano till first of May.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23

200 yards Percale, choice selections,
going at 6tc at Wynn's Bargain Store.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23

Beg quality Of Marsailles going at
2Oc. End 25c at Wynn's Bargain Store.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23

j. w. Reeder's is the place for you
to call when needing anything in his
line. He can save you money. f. 3m.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23
Wynn's BargaIn Store.

Dotted Swiss, black and white, l0c,
123c, 15c, 25c.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23

$50 yards Black Satino, worth 8bc,
going ut sc at Wynn's' Bargain Store.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23
Chambcrlnin's Collie, Cholera and Dinr
rhocn Remedy.

This Is the best medicine in the
world for bowel complaints. 1t acts
quickly and can always he depended
lpon. When reduced with water it Is
pleasant to take. Try it, and like many
others you will recomu end 1t to your
friends. For sale al 25 and 50 cents per
bottle by w. E. Pelham, Druggist.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23

A new line Ventilating Corsets SOC to
Csc at Mimnaugh's. LII
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23
a Veterinary Forge

Pure Muscavada Molasses at ]. w.
Reeder's. f. 3m.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23
Telephone Subscribers.

ICIcPHUHo oUUb0ff"0'"'
Please add to your telephone cards
Carlisle M. A. (Res.) 68. t.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23

Arm and Hammer brand keg Soda
cheap at j. w. Rccdcr's. 1. 3m.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23

Oxfords, all styles apd colors, at
f.tf Mimnaugh's.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23

3Ser IS ................ 10000.
Rer dozen .............. 10(0123c.
Mons. ench,............ 15(025c.
s$SSas no,. bushel ,........ 80(G65c.
Corn 5,er bnshel. 45(050c.
Oats. per busbel bel................ 35(G50c.
Sweet notatoc, ...,............. 50(G60c.
TURKEYS, Der ID ................ Ga Sc.
Cotton seed meal, per sack... %i:lo
s, Fodde,r, pIn per coS.. cwt . 75(@1ooo.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23

Ladies', Misses and Children's Ok
lords in any style from SOC to $3.50 at
f.u Nj Mimnauph's
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-23

Township Commissioner, No. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15
UEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES. with III

- ,uIc 81 the work and the name Of the bidder in
aorsed thereon will be received by the Department OF
Public Parks. at It's offices. Arsenal building sixty
fourth street and Firth avenue. Central Park until 23)
O'clock r. NJ Of Monday. November - 1897 for the
following named works: - -
or sS grE kG,LA AHP 1b EHENG
PosTsS oN THE MA ,n RIVER DRIVEWAY. ~
No 2 FOR FURNISHING ALL LABOR AND MA
TERIATS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE TIE PLUMB
EAST VINO AND EXTENSION OF THE METROPOII-
TAN Mi'sFiM OF ART. ~ CENTRAL PARK
No 3 FOR FURNISHING ALI. LABOR AND MA
TERIATS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE ElEC-
TRIO LIGHT WIKING System FOR THE IIGHTTNG
TIE MErRoPoLITAN MUSEUM OF ART. IN CEN
No l. FOR FURNISHING TIE COMPLETE IN
sTAIL.ATION OF AN ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANT
ALL NEc.EssARY JApo Isc, AND ND MATERIALS; roR
POIITAN MUSEUM OF ART IN CENTRAL PARK.
80 s FOB FUnNisHINGo III Ia. LAb3K AEn MA
HEATING AND VENTILATION WORK FOR THE NEW
EAST WING AND ENTEN 40, THE METRO
POLITAN MUSEUM OF AR. IN CENTRAL PARK.
10 q FOR PERFoRMING M TaE =, Work OF
BRIDGE. PIVOT PIER. WITH FENDER GUARDS OF
THE FORMER TEMPORARY MAcoMBS DAM
BRIDGE OVEN TIE HARLEM RIVER AT ONE HUN
DRED AND WITH SIXTH STREET
ASPHALT. SETTING NEW ctlRn STONES AND I'M
PROVING PARADISE PARK ~ THE CITY OF NEW
n. $ FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF HANCOCK
HATTAN STREET MANHATTAN AVENUE AND ONE
CITY OF NEW YORK
For particulars see ''Ci,y Record"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15

OFFICE or THE CLERK OF THE COMMON COUNCIL.
room o. Ivy New YORK ~ tnber 3rd 1891
PURSUANT to directions given TO me in the
or 6nSe 2e TNis 1884, aa p5oSd o 81 IKE
MAYOR Soy~me.r IT,, lso' V: .... % ,oo- ,..,0.1
P IN The ai'.noon the Ch'Teer 81 hs B ga r O..
Aldermen h and ey are tr n ~ al the ne er 6e
ivn NV York and Jersey Chy Terminal Rai!Hay C9m.
for II, consent and permission for q. construction
In. and u II.
civ % New-York as they are NOR. ParticgaHy SET
si,sr.t ard pubt lice gwen BY tho Clerk OF his
hoard - t ,isf SnSi I Hnor he Msy5 According
the provisions q section ~ OF ne kAiirosd lay
rub notice hereby siy,o ina, n. TIM D, ard
lion = Thc Ero6Eyn New. YORK and Jersey CIV Ter;
s SINH ,s- T Pfs1i.sn = 81 Rsrsi "
To ana 9 d Han 'S ., N s Yo Sia OF '
The sop Tos rg2Ip NV fGTx . ara Jersey
yogr p'9 und. s1S IN ot
oTsalf S o, an act o. the legislature q
o, New Yofk entitled Tho RailT.a Law" That ne
s sas oSsr2. aroaG for pub use
4 S ana G %Sa R''S:' w fo ~ ,hs
YORK s'9s .n .,@ nj hs IN af n cy Of ooRyn in tn,
coan,y o, Kine. and STATE q New York or NE
1S I'm ,s a,e % New Jersey and ,Sa, the railroad
q S 2qr PT nsr n n. ,uac ~ III. to%ins
and hghwa,s IN he cry az c9g ;n 81 S NTS
street nt foot Maiden Lane the Fast River. IN
ne CIV and County Of New YORK. and runniEs from said
IND thence under the q Malt.R lA"e oroad
VAr salf city and County ~ ~" York; thence con
tnulng under ne surface " B-oadNiy 70 Cortianit
t;se., In said city and under the surface o. Cor'ardt
s,r~., q The termination u sai West street
ara thence uni surface OF Wes' street to the west
II The railroad proposed to be buiit constructed.
. ,e f % n"nae to be oe.ed BY any power
.s, s.n S ,e Te' cSyea q on ~ youi
Ift.-Iour petitioner further shows mat Il II Informed
and believe, that pursuant 60 ihe laws Of this STATE i
ia r.r.s.orv Tor ohtrln The conSen or the Board of
Aldermen % the CIV and County 81 New YORK 20 enable
yai,r HonSra6ic BON Tor such consent.
W ~. rs SGu, rmen Of the Guy and Unity Of New
Ys,k Dor n. conser ard permission % be granted 20 your
s,ric, maintain and operate underground tunnel rail-
rad Tor patc Use along and under The feeis ACME.
with al connections. sHshes. sidngs. turn
and cro-soters Tor the convenient Work
INK Of said railroad ana :or the actommoda9n q III.
cars u the company whch may he run over said railroad
by YOUR petitioner It's successors 'ssees or assigns
THE ER00KLYN, NEW YORK AND JERSEY CITY
TI:IsMiNAL RAILWAY COMPANY by W. H. BALD
So - Sew York city and County Of New York IS:
ard avs mat The brooklyn New YORK and jersey City
T@rmnal Railway Company. me petitioner above named
is.reat 10 vii President. and therefore makes this
veacation the foregoing petition Is true TO the
stated t. be alleged Information and belief to
which matters Opponent believes e to be ttIe =
Sworn to before me this 25h day Of October 1891.
JOSEPH F. kEANY. Notary w rgGlc Kings County
All persops Interested the foregoing application
hereby notified be present at the time and place men
"'"e' !" ''' wM II. TEN EYCK.
Clerk Common Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15
6oress and Carriages.

OAK Hill. FARM. GOSHEN. N: ". offers pa mmani
cosev matched large bay carriage horses With snS
emily team and come high class road no % hsy an(
without records including very pretty sma pau Witt
MACY SAFE Tor a lady Also some fast PAGER"
your requirements.
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FRENCH LINE:
O,ONpACHIF GENERALE Transatlantique.

\ DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARIs FRANCE.
From pier a.. North Piver' loot Morton 81
- t.@OG\E BaudelOn ........Sat, Nov ~ 10 a. "A
"a CHAMPAGNE. Porot say Noy D. =. ESQ "a
nXsris by all steamers except Ia Tourane ine p
=, "a q Paris and landing charles BuAet Parlor
ruiWav M. NJ second class Paris. S5%75.
"a. srrScDtFT' General Agent. Bowling Green, ~ 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15

~ tho title Of tho work and the OF the bidder
ndorsed thereon will be received by the Department OF
public Works rs Offices Arsenal BUILDING. SiMyo
,rtb street and Frh Central Park. until 80
a;rIsr n m. ~ Monday. November is 1897. for the
No i FOR FURNISHING All. THE LABOR AND
Nr@FSShRY or REQUIRED TO FRET COMPLETE
50 FAR As uEKEiS Elm TltE rn NIiW EAST
MrisErM OF ART N CENTRA. PARK
~ FOR IRONWORK. pic. FOR PHEASANT
YARDS NEAR ARSENAL. CENTRAL PARK.
Reco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15
>vOTICr- Estimates for furnishing renectors,

NOTICE.-Estmares for furnishing refleclors'
Ice boxes lunch counters picket rails. laurel bands
and beaded nOulduC-. confInct GOO VII ne received by
he pepartmrnt Docks Pier A, Battery Place until
~ 20 A. rn November 49, 1897 For particulars city
Record.
NOTICE -EStnates will be received by De-
~ partment OF Docks until ii'ao A NJ Noyemher 2ei.
4, building pier AZ Jane street y. r., Con
,,,r; No coo For particulars see city Record.
NoTIcE-EsIma'es FOR re, enclosing a, s recreation
,.r,g building winter contract Gl5 and for
g~ai,,c m MURRAY Street Section. North River.
,,c ci6 viii be received by the pepartne OF Docks.
ma II 40 A. November - iso; For particulars
''~itv Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON COUNCIL.
W Room s. city Hall. New YORK CITY
Sew YORK ~ ernber 3rd 1897.
nI-DSI-A\T TO directions given 10 me in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15

Uublic Notifies.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON COUNCIL.
Room 8. City Hail. New York City. o
New York. November 18TH 1891.
DT'RSTTAET IN diractions given me In the fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15
Dnblir Notires.


the same north 10 degrees minutes east lGS"s iee 70
the place Of beginning containing 04I3 acres sau
being bounded generally follows Northerly ana essI
eriy by land o. Henry Vredebugh southerly b ana OF
Jeremiah G Green and westerly by centre OF highway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15
CLYpE LINE.
x,,IroHY STEAMSHIP LINES.

M TEXAS 50 SAR%9nTTAk P SA Hek ASD s.a:d to IN
n,. IN T.yas Colosi, Utah Arizona Cslsorns MOI
leo. &c. Geors,a ~ paas Pocket Guide INHALED freel
Wr,te , 10 DO Gen. Ag,s.. Pier 20. f. r.. n ..
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no VENEzU Ella.

no VENEZUELA.
1 e,o.rcr, n tn. RED -, LINE. under rail con- con.
,rac, with the United s s'ieS roc%Iyn af' 'pp'
70 sail from Tor CARACAS Puerto Cahelo Curacao
FOE LII ""'' and M,racaibo. via Curacao. -
49, ,,,,, mi piIIA Wednesday. November n. p N.
So. PiiIi..M,E"' no saturday december 4. l .. n.
IS 81 .. TUESDAY. December II. ! p. m
-. Nh>" noiiLrON. BLISS nALLETT
cs,c.,i Managers No. la Front -.
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CCNARD LINE.

N. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN:
~, per 40 y. r. foot 81 Clarkson ST
,.,,-,, NV 20 / p M Campans Dec. II 8 go An
pee { . p NJ Lucania. Dec rs. $50 p. n
EVu' "yrpSON II BROWN & co. Gen AGENTS
RoWI.iNG GREEN. NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15


PARCEL NUMBER FIFrY-sEVEN
All that eean io PsGs or p@fos Of 1 snd situate
and state Of Ne. York. bounded and described as
aes,nnins at pont IN the westerly boundary line II
ns the n "PS ] a 80 T. nc3
- degree 10 minutes 30 ssconds west "a feet to the
San. norm !. aexfses AZ aues POPS tes' a IN;
he south boundary I'm. Of Parcel No 80; thence along
h the to c sHS the r so 2f 70 Ss n s
onds east Soas feet to the south boundary line OF
Hes z. .conds ca" 81 ZEN 10 m . vt ronsds az i'm.
81 psrcel ~ W. thence along the same and sti con
minute seconds. sa, 50 to tho wee, 'i Saaniais
Er "s 81 s. % eeond. ss' to 'o ha a
erIy ns Of ne ,fsrc nsn'i9ned f.irosd thence along
S2s the place OF beginning containing 3as acre,
PARCEL NUMBER FIFTY EIGHT
lying ana s sSs ~ New nee Y" 0 bounded and GS9a, q
s fo.lau ana ''"'e d ' '''" ana described as
h,sinnne a, pom, in ne centre Of road leading
along the south boundary line Of Parcel No. 80 and r..
ss9 g. s'e f's the south suny ns Of 20 ssio 3.
co. thence a9nT ne s zane me nos . 20 dsss minutes 20
eel No 81 thence along the same south degrees min
minutes west co. feet to The centre OF street. thence
along the zane and hs north R 30 y, line ., r,
to the place Of beginning: containing ol62 acres
PARCEL NUMBER SIXTY
that ss5an ,s gsSs e.rss Of LAND situate
nam and Of New YORK. bounded and described az
follows.
running thence along the boundary said pare.
north ia degrees q minutes 30 west I33 fee, Ia
The westerly boundary line Of Parcel No 81 thence alonS
the same south 81 degrees 70 minutes 20 seconds east
100 % Zee, and south 81 degeeg 81 40 eeconds
east IS the north line Of Parcel No 81 thence
along the same ana the north line u Parcel No 81 and
the centre line road leading from Lake Mahopac 10
CrOion Fails south 10 degrees minutes seconds wes,
10 OF beginning containing
raid parcel being generally bounded follows NortherIy
and easterlv land O. south~rly nv nc
highway leading Lake Mahopac Croton Falls and
westerly by lands OF Selah Buckbee.
PARCEL NUMBER sIXTY-oNE
Al that certain lot piece or parcel OF land rituate
lying and being In the Town OF Carmel. County
nam and state Of New York. bounded and described as
follows:
Beginning at the southeast OF Parcel No and
running thence along the eastey boundary lines OF said
parcel north II degrees II minutes 10
81 degrees 20 minutes seconds west 100 O
feet the boundary line OF Parcel No 81;
north - degrees east as "a feet and
south 60 degrees minutes 80 seconds
the boundary line Of Parce. o. thence along
the south % degrees 20 seconds east IO
fee; 10 the north boundary line OF Parcel No ST. thence
along the and the centre OF a road leading from
Lake aopso to Croon Falls degrees 30 minute,
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BANANA RAILROAD. -
/ r,,v SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
. u f. =. ,hr Isthrrus FOR all West Coast Ports o.
Conhec'lNs, and South America.
steamers -, ~ noon. FINANCE. Nov. 80. noon
ApN.NS RS apply at Conpanys Office ~ IroadNay
For rates "''' JOHN MUIR Traflc Manager
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WHITE STAR LINE.

4. .r,,,,,,, De-. rs noon
,,'ta.,dc Nov. a. noon i3ri,ainic. pec' e. noon
.sy,s,c ~ pee l. nooli Majestic. dee. 2s noon
nes s noI Nv SsJAlsisnHNiER sTTEAMERs
~ per No IS North River onnce. Rroaawsy y \.
The herald., 1897-08-10

cision will undoubtedly be reached before
long and we believe the former decision
will be reversed. We cannot know with
certainty until that decision is reached
what form to adopt for our bonds. or even
whether the law will be left in such con-
dition as to enable US to issue marketable
bond at all.
This question as we have said, will prob
ably be settled soon. and we can discuss it
more fully with your honorable body and
with more satisfaction to ourselves when
the Supreme Court shall render its opin-
ion on the rehearing.
AS the two objections recited above seem
to absolutely bar further procedure with
headworks and the issuance of bonds
therefor, for several months, we shall not
discuss that feature of the committees re-
port further, other than to say that we
have consulted Mr.. Dockweiler. the City
Engineer, as to the length of time which,
will be consumed in verifying his plans
and values of new plant by a board of
engineers, as recommended by your Water
Committee. He informs us that 1t could
be done in a week.
In view of the fact that the plans might
be changed by the result of The litigation
before mentioned, and the values of labor
and material are fiuctuating, it would
hardly seem good business policy to do
that now which can be more safely and ac-
curately done, in a weeks time. when we
are ready to begin construction.
This last question (as to the appointment
of a board of advisory engineers) how
ever, is simply question of business judg-
ment, to which we can see no legal obsta-
The herald., 1897-08-10
FORGETS HIS PROMISES
Johnnie Burns Finds Himself Again
in Trouble

Little Johnnie Burns is back in Jail
again. This time he is charged with
petty larceny. Only last week Johnny
was arrested on a charge of embezzle-
ment He had engaged to sell lunches
which were put up in paper boxes and
retailed at 10 cents each. He started
off with a crate of the lunches contain
ing a dozen boxes which he was to sell
on commission, but after the boxes had
been disposed of Johnny neglected to re-
turn and settle up his accounts.
On account of the boys tender years
Justice Owens thought best that the
charge should be dismissed, and the lad
was allowed to go home under promise
of future good behavior. Sunday mornh
ing, however, he got up bright and
early and started in to get supply of
papers to sell by collecting them from
doorsteps where they had been left by
the carrier boys on Bunker Hill avenue.
A resident happened to notice his ac-
tions and followed him for some distance
watching him relieve subscribers Of
their papers. Yesterday morning a
complaint was sworn out against the
boy charging him with petty larceny
and he was arrested at his home on Main
and Thirty-first streets He took his
arrest very unconcernedly, and remark
ed to the officer on his way to the police
station that he would have no trouble
proving an alibi.
The herald., 1897-08-10

reorganization gets her supplies from
Denver and San Diego from San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Zeehandelaar has therefore
written letter to Senator White ask
ing his influence in bringing the matter
before the attention of the war depart
ment at Washington.
In the matter of Mexican trade, a
letter from a company at Ensenada has
been received, asking for information as
to what the home market would need
from there. Inquiry among some of the
mercantile houses shows that there will
be use for from rs to 100 tons of coffee,
$50 tons of rice, 1000 to 5000 punches OF
bananas 400 boxes Of dates and fully
10000 cocoanuts. 1t is the intention of
this EnseAada company, who own their
own steamers, to make monthly trips be-
tween Mexico and the Southern Califor-
MIA ports bringing Mexican products and
taking Southern California products on
the return trip.
The herald., 1897-08-10
EAST SIDE NEWS
Notes and Personal Mention From
Across the River

Notes and Personal Mention From
Across the River
Mrs. Lord of San Jose is visiting her
sister, Mrs. 1. 7. Preston of Pasadena
avenue.
Mrs. Emeline Smith and daughter.
Miss Smith, of Charleston, Mich, who
have been visiting Mrs. F. Howe for
several weeks. left yesterday mornirg &
via the Santa Fe route for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs j. O. Browning, daughter
Rochelle and Miss Minnie Mitchell of Ell
wood, Ind, are at Long Beach for a
weeks outing.
w. S. Brooks of the West Side andi
Manuel Michaelsen of Twenty-third
avenue have started for San Fran cisco
on their wheels and expect to be abser t
several months.
Ernest and Harry De Late of Arizona
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dively of
Grandin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclure are at
home again after enjoying a pleasant
trip to the mountains.
A party of picnickers took hay ride
to Eagle Rock yesterday, where they
spent the day pleasantly, returning to
the city late in the evening.
Clyde Mellick and family have return
ed from Catalina, where they have spent
a pleasant week.
Mr.. Crawford of Roster avenue left
yesterday for Ballona.
Miss Maud Brainard has returned
from a pleasant outing at San Bernar-
dino.