Daily Los Angeles herald. [volume], February 29, 1884, Image 3

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COVLTEB'S CaLVBUs.
IT IS SAID
Velvet
Ie used perhaps more than svsr for
. , preasee, Cloaks, Bounels, Trisnmlngs,
Baequei, Ovsrdrsssss, etc Pot a bean
tlful eeeortmeat of these goods go to
Coulter's.
His slock ta Urge and beautiful. Hi*
prioea low as tbe lowest.
ij etsfisKi, mmm, ciiowmti.
*'* COULTER haa never been undersold la
thaw gooda. Yoa should always sxsm
. In* Ma stock before you parchsas.
, To the Ladies.
There is no artiel- more useful or more,
valuable than a real y Pretty Black Silk
Drees. I believe! tn celling the prel
tisst Sllit and ths heat yalue for tb*
pries svar offend on this Sonet. Corns
sad sr* it.
B P. COULTER,
i a ti arising ii great many goads at
ACTUAL COST
la order to red nut stack. Among other
things yon can bay Cloaks, Dolman.,
Jackets, SUlta. Triitinlsts, Drses Gooda
sail all of say
Boots & Shoes.
Theee bargatae are worth poor iaveetiga
lion.
ALeSO AT~OOST,
Hen.letasasi'. Onk.ied Shirt*, Gentlemen's
Colored Cuffs nnd Collars, Osotlsosan's
. odd lots White shirts, Gsattecena's odd
iota Cmiarabirrs aad TJnveta, Osntle
uiea'a add Wt* White Linen Colhw*.
The good' sre perfect lv all rsapsots
bat 1 wantti dose them out before
Soring gx»ls arrirs.
V * HP. COULTER.
Ten years ago, tha writer, Ihsa a viet
tor, asked a proanlnsot eitttse to name
the ilrawtiaoka to thie country He said
"the waalol water" la tbe only oa*. That
Is cow happily rumored.
But tmoT* 'on* other drawback aadill
it not "the wast of raerekanu. Wa
bars to* maey now and still they sosn*.
. Sat wafts thai ia "rough oa roarobtkst.''
it kt good for tbe people. ComaxstMton
brings risen, prices. High prlessar*
things of the past.
When yea waat Lap Robes, whs* yoa
assetTrnredug Blanket., arhsnyna want
Stat C nnfot'tsrs, when yon w.nt Traafa,
when ym waat Trsreling Bags, when yoa
waat Cotton Rateine, when yon wae.SO.il
tsa Duck, mil nt Ceasier'a .mrelu Baker
Block. Maia sire. t.
Stleager, aud visitor, are cordially In
vited lo vhdt my si ore
SBS astet SSS S. Metis SsYCet,
IN THK
Baker Block.
And examine the
Bed Blankets,
t LANK ETS,
bsrsoaas,
■sssjta au%S V.aUsavrd raiter-
Maaufaclared ia tbe
fpLtos Angeles
Woolen Mills.
... Tbsse an all raade ol pat*,
sum wool, rfoeotton, NoSaotMy sarx
tun. Then sre ao sash gooda asade
- Heat fa* fineaaea, parity aad ehaap
aaea. We an offering special induce
assets in prices, aad wish ynu lo call
• anyhow, whether yea wish to bey or
aot. Ws liks to show then goods. We
base Bad Blanket, sad Miners' Blankets
• evaa sad a keif feet wide and full
length. Akw for tbrra-qaerter beds aad
regular site, g p COUI.TEB.
WHKN YOU WANT
0088 ETS,
Whan JtM want
HANDKERCHIEFS,
th*fi )omwMit
LAOE TlJtC^l*,
WSSMS VlMl •»*VBlt
Linen Collars,
When yon want
BUTTONS and PINS,
Wean yea waat
tm\\\\ — KDQINOS,
m9W' Wees yea aaat
£P>a* OF ANT KIND,
\\m\m Wsswyou want
When rati want
ISLE QLOVES,
When van want
RIVINO QAUTLSTS,
Waaa yoa want
utttlcs' asd Hisses' Hese,
Waaa you want
•sum .WOOL HOM,
Waaa you waat
t
Usees' Isierrvear,
Whsn yon want
KNIT UNDEJtWS.AR,
£Sxxft> Skirts,
sTksaysa wsat
\ Ihtrtes EM Cloves,
.trasaysu SM
Postsr Book Kid Otoves,
Whenyrm waaSbssgalas la theee or aay
Mad of (ooda ba snra to oall at
236 & 238 Main Street,
. in rag i
MAKER BLOCK.
■P.OOULTBR
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SER
VICE, U. S. ARMY.
IK vision ol Talssisani sad gsscsts ** tba nan
«ol Ogaom and Ajrloulture. Report of ok
ssrvatkws Ukea v Loa An(<la>j. Oal., Fob. 27
ISM:
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
The popular reaort—the Rink. tf
Bargains—celling out tbe mammoth
stock of tbs Capitol Store.
Tha Colton Cannery, last year, pat up
04,000 oan* of fruit-
Dancing school to-night. -Hinton.
Chiklrsn learn unielnehneas at dane
lug eohoot. Hlntoo, afternoon.
A coat patent man, under New To-
Day, advertises for employment of any
kind in a busineu house.
Great bargains al Ins Cily of Paris.
A corn patent lady, under New To-Day,
advertises for a situation aa copyist or
cashier in a slors.
Th* stock snd fixtures of tbs Capitol
Store ar* advertised for sals.
Ihe "Messenger of Health" will be
left at every honse. Ladies should
reed earsfully. fsbSß-lw
a Look al our edvtriiaement. Cily of
Parts.
Pint-class pianoi and organs, new and
aeooxtd-hand, for sale and to rent. Valen
tine's Mnsis Store, 27 N. Main St f2Btf
Selling out th* Capitol Slate, oa ac
count of retiring from bnaineaa.
The "Office Saloon," opposite Snort
Heater, stain street, for good wince,
Imuo.a and cigara, biiiarda, bowling
alny, etc feb2B-2t
Several washouta a era made oa the
tt eet oar railroad in tha American Col
coy, bat the road i, being pat in repair
rapidly,
Hosiery, Capitol Store.
Messrs. Ctaaiie. D. Overshiusr and
Maurioa Yarneil have lieonme part own
rtn tb* Santa Ai.a Standard with Mr.
M. Baker
Unbleached abirting 22 yards for 91.
City of Paris.
A g ro.l eh utc> for some euterprisiitg
man to atari a restaurant. Apply in
Office nn, opposite Conrt Mouse,
Mai . street, Loa Angalea. feb2B-2i
Men's aud boys' oloiblug, bankrupt
, r sea, at the Capitol Stars.
Tax steel Dramatic Company will fire
a s ieS, ef drunatM entertainments al
P.iead. na, c m neieoiog on Monday night
vi it with E .at Lynns.
Plve-foar tthle oil cloth 20c a yard.
Otty of rari*.
Mr. J. Hany Cunlau, designer of dec
orations at Raphael k Co.'a, and Mr. P.
L. Viallon, af the Saa Pranciaoo Stained
Ghat Works, have t. d.y for tbe north,
psr sossntsr Ancon.
Csssm early and eeoun bargains now
I the Ca*>lto! store
Mr. Mittoa Thome, often to furnish
asa tor anything lo plant on all tho lots
lA* the fated cofferers accept from
tr. RsAnh anakani It is to be hoped
ml all ths Tot. WfS he planted with
una fca faad srusms.
Mr. Albert Brigevse waa ia the ally
yaaaarsaay- Ba ta pfaeling anotber viae
ward of the eheaaaat kiade ef wlaegrspea
for the saaae Is Ittnra rs! dark sweet wnyaa.
Bis taaeh M one of tha hast onlt. vatad In
the aUxata, sad dtsnte.l f.rar milss north
of tan. Gabriel.
KSha, vwhrwts sal Haiku at the Cap.
Itol Sear*, saihag oat
By the arrival of sens miuing men from
th* Calico mines wa learn that tba on
ia tha King mine la increasing ie rich,
aaaa at a depth of 800 feet cad deeper.
Theee gwatlimiii ar* the first arrivals
Saw the frond of February 17th. They
omas over lead via Saa Bernardino.
Twwuly-two yards of gingham for SI,
st City of Peril
Tbe steamer City of Peking, on bar
last trip, look WM.211 in sdvsr and
esdy 110.877 in gold. Tha Asiatic de
mand for oar .ilrer crop takes all that
California au I Arlsona can produce to
pee for l« a. o .ffee, .agar, e,4cee cad
Brocade I silks at ths Capitol Store
mast ba sold bslo* whotseala coal oa ao
anuat of retiring from kasiaosc.
Atteatioa is called to tbe advertise
natal of tha Rudolph fssbaags, la the
Six Broth sr. Block, at ISO Pint street
The publio sn invited lo attend the
opeubxg oa Saturday night, when a Sa*
iaaeh will be aerre 1 snd several attraav
tkw offered.
We i ell tbs beat gooda at the lowest
prioea. Cily of Paris.
Ws direct attsi tion lo tb* profiaaioral
I card of M. HUton Will ama, M. D.
I formerly of Detroit, Michigan, who haa
located in thle city. Dr. Williams makes
a specialty of diet aaee "I tbe bead,
tkioel an I eh.at, including the eye, ear
aa I beet t, iv the treatment of which he
has bee-i very .eceeasfal. His offieaa
are at N ■ 27.1 Non i. M lie street.
New drees goods in all shades below
Scat coat, oa account of retiring from
bnaineaa; Capitol Stan.
Mr. Fred S. Lac* ia making a large
and spirited likeness of Miss leonise Rial
to ba sold for the bensdl of the Saod
eeJkran. It should bring a tarn prise.
Tha picture ia a We else oahinet of
Mies Rial, aad will be sold al ibe eater
tatameat to night. Mr. Luce is to be
esagratalated aa hia oaeeeas in the re
prodsetion of so aocurate a likeness.
Pour-four Waauyatta bleached shirt
hag, tweivs yards lor SI, st City of Parie.
a T. duetts*. J. H. Stshtart and M. E.
Praakal Sled for record in the County
Raoosxtsr'a offies yesterday, notioe of
location of axiaiag claim at the mouth ol
(Mtw Oartoa, ou the Saa Gabriel liver,
to bs known as tbs Cattle Oeuou Mining
Ckaanaay. Tha saaae parties akto fibsd
notice of the Isntteaof miauhstof
watsr in Cattle Castas, lo be used for
mining and domsstle parpeeee.
The steamer Sea Jaa*, oa bar but trip
to Mew York, carried N.iOs galloas of
Californi. wins aad I,tt3 gallons of
hnady, valued al 142,000. The ship
assets were consigned to fifty different
OM toman in tha Atlantic Slates. In
addition, the earns veesel took ten differ
ent esaaigaments for Mexico, Ceatral
Aaserisannd Paaaaxa. Win* shlpwranU
en now a permaaeat faotor Ufreighte.
Stlka, all abadm, below coat, SO treats
a yard, at the Capitol Stare.
Mr. Oil*. A. Hall, a brother of Col.
Tho*. S. Halt, of thai aity, who ha* beam
•ooataag th* ariaier with th* fyhjari.
atarte to-day for hia b*aae 1* Bt. Umarn
laa ItllllllUlni of th* lead of liariSlil
tVaioj aadfloirora, U***d by th* aeooefal
ooaaa aad eeeaeed with gold aad aUvor
ia all bar aaeaatela •haia*.
Two aadoao-balt, vara* wide hoary,
bleached aheetlag, ISto p«r yard. City
of Paria.
Para Byaeiath* Loyaoa, th* cele
bratad Pr—oh ptaaahai, aad tar aaaay
yaaraof ah* Row* Daaaa, Paria, ia aow
iath* oHy for a law daye, aa roat* tar
Baa Piaailiil. Ha arffl arobaba* dV
Mtji two ** three aaMaw* wU* htn,
aad If a> th* thaaaad ***** will bo ataa-
Wawißaaß go*** aaaaaaar tbaaaay
•**■ ***** «» ** et». Chat aadaaaiafs I
paaawjW, tAaytflaaf*. |
Col. J. Draw Gay, th* apscial uorrca
pondaut of th* London Teltgrapk, and
ths gentleman who has represented that
journal and a number of English capi
talists in ths purobase of extensive traot a
of land from th* Southern Pacific Rail
way with a view to supplying oaotus
fiber to a paper mill on too Thames,
goes up to San Francisco by atcamer to
day. Hs will remain there lor aomo
three weeks, when he will again delight
th* many friend j he ha* made her* with
bia genial presence. Col. Gay haa been
a stirring man of affairs and has repre
settled tha journal which has probably
tho largest circulation of auy paper on
Ihe footstool in nearly every dim* on
earth. W* very heartily wish him tmn
voj/nge.
People'e Store, to day, children a but
ton kid eboss, 78 oenta.
We commend to the peru'sl of oar
lady reader*, eapeoially those who ban
charge of honaeholda, tb* new advsr
tiaement of the City of Parte Store, on
the eeoond page of this moraine:'a Hsu-
ALU. Thia enterprising and well-known
hoiee, determined not to be sndersold
by sny other ealabliahmant in Southern
California, offer bargaina in certain lines
of staple goods that cannot be excelled
anywhere. These unpraoedentodly low
pncea cannot last and wa wonld advlee
all lo avail themselves of ths present
opportunity. Tb* goods ar* of to* beat
quality and dirt cheap. Call and exam
ine them.
Thro* of the settlsrs at Lancaster and
Antelope Valley oaune to th* city y eater
<Uy. Thay nn th* flrat to *rtiv« •mo*
th* railroad 111 wuhed away. Thay
OMR* with taam by Barrel Springs to
Newhall, and than lo th* oity by oara.
Thay report • lakt of water sight mlln
long at th* Jnuolion of Aatslops Valloy
and tha deaart. It will b* rsmsmbered
that a oartaln newspaper- aald that wa*
tha driest piaoo oo earth, bat tb* nan
ta a foot high aod tha grain ia luxuriant.
People's Store, to day, Turkey rad
table linen, 36 oenta
"Taken From Life" waa giren laat
eight to a aot very large house hy tbe
Rial tronpe at Toruverein Hall. Ilka
Louise Riel, as usual, did hor pa tto a
nioety, and wee well supported by tbe
members of the cnmpeny, of whioh Mlaa
stymie Phelps and John Endrea, Jr ,
deeerve special mention. L. R. Stock
well, aa Tibus Koolt. was vary amusing
and managed to keep his auditor* In
good humor. "Rough Diamond" and
"Coralie" will form the bill for to night.
Peopie'a Store, to dsy, pike of rem
nants, center table.
The attention of members of the Fire
Department ia directed to the notice in
oor New To-Day column, calling aa
election for Chief Engineer aud Assistant
Engineer of Ihe Lo. Angeln Pin De
partment, to be held nt the office of Ibe
Chief of Police ou Saturday, March Sth,
from 7 lo 0 o'clock r. H.
People* Store, to-day, all wool ladies'
cloth, 874 e»at..
We received a pleasant call yesterday
Irom Judge E. 8. Hereford, of flea Gab
riel. He ioforaved aa that ha had given
op administering juatice et tbe Miteion,
aud it no* engaged aa major i emo for
hie mother, Mr.. M. 8. WiUon, of Lake
Vineyard. We congratulate him in the
the change.
People's Store, to-day, colored alike,
SO Mate.
Cows aad calves, elegant park pbatona,
sossom-nvads harness, fancy chickens.
White and Brown Leghorns sad Plym
outh Rocks, on Saturday, jut 10 o'clock,
at tbe hone mart, oppoalte Slengsl's
nursery, on Los Angeln street, by Joha
C. Bell, at auction.
People's Store, to-day, Canton fieuiiel, '
g Mate a laid.
Don't forget Tnesdsy, March 4th, at
Han Gabriel. Tbat elegant 10 acre tract,
a'amt on* thonssnd tresa, orange aad
other varietiea, ell ia hearing, to ne aold
en that day, at 3 o'clock, by John C.
Ball, al anotrou. Can leave ths depot
at 0 o'clock aad 2 o'clock; teteni at 8.20.
People. Store, to-day, ladies' French
kMeboen.S2.7A
Don't full lo cell. We bare the
goods advaraissd. pknay of tbeaa, aad
propose to let them go. City of Parts.
There wen filed far record in the
Counly Kecor.lee's office yMterday,
eigbteen deeds, Sr* mortgagee, sis to
Isisis of mortgagee, aae out mage license,
one mining claim, oa* water location aad
four miscsllsacoas pspen.
By notice etaevhan II will ba aeen
thst tbs linn of DrSyer A Waagomaa
has been dissolved, Mr. Wan reman re
tiring. AS bosiasea of Ihe late firm will
bs settled hy Mr. Dnysr. who will eon-
Suae the manufacture of cigara at tba
old place.
People s Store, tn day, carpet slippers,
23 oenta.
Paranoia regordleea of cost aad valae
at the Capitol Store.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yn
terday, dean Gerard, drank, wm ssat
ap for fire days; Joha Brown, ngnacy,
aot fin days, aad Chains Berry, steal
ing oranges, ten daye.
Tbe benefit to tha Louise Rial Combi
nation to-night should be n roassr. Each
member of the City Council ahould oon
at!tats blnSsslf n Committee of One aad
go to work with a will to make it a enc
ode.
Ths damping nf filth ia tbe bed of the
rivsr, near Pint atreet, has bees oon:.
■asstd again. How much longer wBl
this pernicious snd dangerous practice
be permitted?
Real estate auction sals this dsy, by
John C. Rail, of deainbie lots, at 11
o'clock, on Eaal Pico atreet. Anna a
kmlwlth Main street. Don't forget
the Main stieet can take you lo tan
ground.
Tba San Pranc see pspen stats that
Marshall, tba diamond swindler from
Las Aog.les, who swindled tbs Baa
Prsaoisco merchants oal oi $4,000 worth
of diamonds, is in Honolulu.
Baukru) t tale selling out at ths Cap!
10l Stars.
It ins reported hits last night that
Teat Pitch, the aUver-toagued orator,
aad Boh Ingeraoll were both at the Sisr
ra Madn Villa, whan they arrived in a
apodal car ye.terday.
Herr Albert Friedsathal, the imlaisS
European pianist, has vohxntared to
play a solo at the Louies Rial Troupe
hensttt to-night.
Than was a rant amount of freight
brought from Saa Pedn lo Los Aagelea
yeaterday. Among lha items wen ISO
can of lumber aad ooal.
To-day ia Ihe lust day for the storm
predicted by Prophet Manaill to make
its spjjearauce. It appean to be be-
Thermometer for the twenty tour
hoara ending; »l 8:15 laat eaetuag: Max
imum, 71.0 dm are; minlmaan, 415 de
gree*.
Bilk tad Liale tkraad ho*., moat ha
amd, at tha Capitol Store.
Th* aaarriag* lieaaoa of J. A,
OiiflUl and K. J. tiordoa a-aa hied fcr
record ia th* Gouty Reoorder'e oftc*
yeetertUy.
J. H. Gray plead guilty to dhtarbiag
th* peso* ia Jaatloe Uag'a Coart yeator
day esd waa 6aad «S, whleh he paid.
A "Yoaag Man* KapabUoaa CSab''
made to-algbl la Joatioa Uag'a Coart
twang,
B. L. Draw, Pitailial of th* FarmtrY
Bask of Ban Banardiao, i* at tar Coa
mopotttaa acoompaatad by hia wife.
Daioiaa HuU waa yiataciay adjadgwd
iaaaaa by a rniaaalaili ■ apaiiattl tatoat
hia amity.
J. A. Craig, a ailaing aaaa and amayat
twmbaaßatuaiaaua, ia at th* (hull
to at tk* CxaaaJpoHaaa? °* M> '
Albert Kaatie, of baaveS*, ledmia,
last the St. Chariaa.
Aa aaiatajad tail haaai la ad-
LOS AJW&LES HERALD. FBIDAY MORNLNCr ff EBB IT Alt V 29. 1884.
A Decided Success
Tha social of tbs ladies of Acacia
Chapter No. 2, 0. E. 8., in aid of the
sufferers by ths lute flood, and which
took plans in Nadeau Hall laat night,
was a very delightful affair and it mutt
have yielded a very handsome fund to
the afflicted. Tho social portion of ths
satertaiamsnt wss preluded by some
capitally rendered vocal and instru
mental selections. Miss Louise Lembcke,
accompanied by Mrs C. Halberatedt on
the piano nnd Herr Lenxberg on ths
flute, snag "Dear Angel, Sleep Thee
Well," with exquisite expression and
spirit, eliciting decided euthusissm from
the cultivated audience, to whioh abe
modestly failsd to i. .pond. Tbo next
feature ou tbe progta-mns was a fantasia
on the violin, by Leonard, which Mr. J.
Bond Francisco, accompanied by Hsrr
Albert Friedentbal on the piaao. Inter
preted with artistic expression and skill.
Herr Carl Schmnieeer, Ibe tenor, fol
lowed in a couple of vocal aelec
tions, oue of them aa encore in re
spans to s rattling round ef ap
pletiss, iv which be displayed hie
superb tenor voles to great advantage.
Owing to the illneaa of Miss George,
tbe duet from Gounod, whioh was ar
ranged for that lady and Hsrr Sebmeis
ssr, wss omitted. Herr Albert Frieden
tbal followed Herr Sobmeiaisr, and gave
the audienoasfen exhibition of hie won
derful skill ou tbe piano. Hia iustru
msntation ia eympu'ketlo, delicate and
masterly. He comes lo Los Angelee
with a fine reputation, certified to both
from Europe aad Ibe United Slates,
whioh hs fully sustained laat night
Mlas Adale M. Levy also acquitted her
self very acceptably, while tbe recita
tion by Mrs. Lilian W. Illankman was
fiuiabad aad effective.
A Blunder or a Crime.
A dispatch wss received in Ibie oily
yeaterday morning from San Berustdiuo
staling that Billy McDowell, the mur
derer of Maggie O'Brien, bad craped
from jail and had left for paita un
known. It is understood that the Su
preme Conrt had denied c re hearing of
the case, but tbat owing lo the deten
tion of the mails the denial bad not
reached Ibe Superior Court of Sau Ber
nardino at ths lime of his escape, but it
ia supposed tbat McDowell waa informed
of the derision snd provided with tools
wllh whioh lo msko bis escape. It hi
atstsd tbat this blood-alaiusd villain was
aot pat in tbe murderer's cell after bia
conviction, bat Ml in a roam with wide
apart bars, through which his visitors
could furnish him with tools for making
bia raoape. That he had outeide help
cannot ha doubted, nnd it is surprising
that tbe jailor could not hare discovered
wbo hut fi ienda were that wers conspir
ing nt his escape. The jail ie new aad
has cells that an safe, bat the father of
the murdered girl informed a reporter of
the Herald yesterday thst McDowell
was a pat of tbe establishment end aas
I kept where it Was easy to get bslp and
gel away. Hat denunciation of tbe
Sheriff for tale carelessness would appal
a man unused to lbs most fiery words of
the human heart.
The Indignation in this city where
McDowell sad Miaa O'Brien formerly
lived, ia very great. A reward of $600
haa been offered far the arrest of Ibe
murderer, but he will no doubt defend
himself to the last aad nuke hia pursu
ers some trouble.
A New Lake.
A few years sines Mr. Prudent Beau- I
dry eusssslrsd tars Mm of making aa ar
teSeisl like an Cha Ranoho Ban Rafael.
The place sslsstsJ waa a bsautiful little
valley aaed aa a pasture, aad baring n
liberal water eked. At the east end of
the valley tha hanks approach each
ether to a diet ease af afewru!'. At
this plane Mr. Beaudry eoimmueed
Basking n data by tunneling hit j tLe
south bank and using tbe earth r, mured
to form ths dam. The tunnel waa pro
jected through tbe bill sad lbs dam fin
ished so that parlies can drive from the
city tbroagh Ihe tunnel cad across the
dam. The plan looked fair and sound
in theory, bat unfortunately the rama
were model ate for three years, aad Ihe
aod cad the gopher holes abaorbrd Ihe
rainfall so that lillie water waa found in
tha pseepsstive lake. Bat this year the
copious rains have completed Ihe work
whioh Mr. Beaudry thought Ihey ooold
do aad tha lake is filled with water, with
40,000,000 gallons in stars for irrigation
oa lands below. Thia lakelet could be
clocked with carp, aad made a thing of
doubts ability and beauty. By raising
ths dam ten leet higher, the capacity ef
the little lake can be trebled.
It ie quits likely tbat an artesian well
can bs made in thia valley, aad furniah
a pore nnd permanent supply of water
for this reservoir io the summer Mr.
Beaudry haa parted with bit interest in
the property, but to him is ihe credit
dae tor conceiving the idea and execut
ing the plan of this beautiful Isfcetei.
The percent owner, we treat, will carry
out the making of aa artesian well and
stock the water with fish.
The Benefit To-Night.
The Benefit entertainment tendered
to the Louies Rial Combination Troupe
will take place to-night nt Turn retain
Hall. It ahould ba borne in mind that
thia Benefit Ie tendered to Misa Rial end
her talented troupe by Ihe Mayor end
City Council of Loe Angeles, for tbeir
valuable aud grataitons servicer in at
aatsrteloment for ths benefit of the eof
fsrsrs by tbe flood, by which the earn of
abont 1000 was raised for the sufferers.
A lively and grateful recoil so tieo of
tbeir aobie eervicaa ahould arouse the
estiseaaof Loa Aagslee to tern oat to
night and girs thia talented lady aad
her troupe a sordini and enthusiastic re
ception. The members of tbe City
Council should see to it to day that ths
tickets for this benefit ere properly dis
posed of where they will do substantial
good. The citisena should show by a
spontaneous liberality that they appre
ciate the generous and calf-sacrificing
ssrvioee of thia Ulan ted artiste aad her
aooorapliahed and stseUsnt troupe. An
additional attraction to-night will be the
Tohtatoor pcs fia mantis of Herr Albert
Frlsdeathal, who has kindly offered to
perform some of ths rarest geaaa of mu
sh) oaths piano, of which he is one of
the greet roasters. last ths hoaee be
Passengers Due From the East
To-Day.
ThefeUowiag ■tW that of piiwigii
from the Eaot, rla tha hVmthere route,
to antra la Loa Angelas at 12:20, r. ar.
to-day, specially talaaraahirl to tba
Herald from Caee Grande, Artaoaa:
8 W Claweoo aad wifa, Tombrtoas;
Q H Coadiel, Saa Fraaokan; Ah* New
bnrger, J A Dergia, Maw Vara; Mra
Goo W fkheetek, Cubuahoa, Max; Mn
W £ Miliar, Mlaa Kttie Millar, Waal
Paint, I W Iflaharrltna. Weahiagten, D
th W B ateaaatt aad wife, WE Chap
aaaaaad wife, Philadelphia; Wm Green
aad wife, Quah; MnC Boavta, Ua
Aaaaawa AM MaaDeewjaahey, Ohawafei
A 1 aWtarld, Vhraell, flat; Can Kennedy,
9 SaVaMtMHe. VaT«B«*«al TaMlr
a\T?a>a«|| £^ndkV^awglfahM
SVaaaaaa A T) ▲ Baaaalt
Another Factory Completed.
By the politeness of Mr. B. B. Tslntsr,
ths meshanical engineer wbo has super
intended tbs erection of the great engine
and machinery of tbe Southern Califor
nia Ice Company, a reporter of Ibe
Herald yesterday waa permitted to ex
amine the same. Fire was lighted under
ths boiler yeaterday, aad everything was
found to be all right and tight. To-day
the great englno and tbe numerous
pumps will be est in motion and adjust
ed, after whioh tbe multitude of pipes
will bs tested by pneumatic pressure
uuder water. Tbe machinery is large
aed strong, and of the latest improve
ment, aad Mr, John F. Sweeney, these
periutendent, informs us tbat hs will bs
ready to manufacture loe ten days earlier
than waa advertised in tba Herald. It
will be a cold day there sometime next
week, when water will begin to freeze.
This usw industry adds another import
ant item to the manufactures of Loa An
gelea.
The Weather at Calico.
As many of our readers are interested
In tbe Culioo mines, and hare many rela
tives and friends at that place, tbey
naturally feel nn intereat in learning
what kind of weather baa prevailed there
during the resent storms. It has been
claimed by some tbat it never rama at
Calico. That haa beeu ahowu to be
false, and vow comes the Calico Print
and further adds that it snows in that
ri)h land of silver. Oo the lOih lost, it
says:
For the leet two week* Ihe weather
baa been gradually gutting solder, and
during eeveral nights of the past week
ths I hei urometer has been la this locality
ss low ss twenty degress above aero,
las lo doors bee formed to n thiokness ol
ons inch end in tbs open air two inches.
A yesr ago last January It waa aa cold
a> it haa been lately, bnt did aot last ao
long. Day before yeaterday about dark
it commenced to anow gently and con
tinued to fall all night. Abont two
inches fffil during the night and the fol
lowing morning a some rather frigid for
a semi-tropical cli nets waa preeented to
view Tbe wbols landscape was clothed
la white, which looked beautiful whan
the mlata were occasionally dispelled by
the son. Tbe snow continued to fall
during a greater portion of the forenoon,
but when the eon appeared the enow
rapidly melted. Again in Ihe afternoon
tbe snow fell. At Mojave it ia said Ihe
snow fell to a depth of six inches. More
snow full this rear than last, but not so
much ss it did sereral yesr* ago when it
is ssld it was six Inches desp in this
valley. This storm w.ll etuse the river
to rise again and make it impracticable
for teams to cross.
A Runaway Pair.
R. Bohm, a nonstable from Anaheim,
had a worldof trouble yeaterday. He wis
bringing up three tramps to Los Ange
lea, where they were anxious te come at
the expense of Ihe conaty, but when
tbey reached this city their ambition
waa gratified, and two of them, Wm.
Watson and Cbas. Boyd, handcuffed
together, jumped out of tbe wsgon snd
ran "for frosdom, honor aad native
land." Bohm had to mind his horses and
hia other tramp, and sadly drovo lo jail,
"weeping, cad and lonely," without tho
company of hu two paeeengers, who bad
cheered bia lone wey till the neuralgia
ia hi, head had beoome macb reclined.
Hh grief waa ol tha unconquerable kind.
Hia trouble was laid before Chief Coddy,
whose officers soon took in tbe fralive
pair, wbo had pulled off the armlets and
were hoisting in beer in a cellar.
The constable then "complained of
feeling much better by aad by than he
did already anymore, " aod drove borne
well satisfied that the tramp was a cari
ous invention.
Police News.
Geo. Wilson stele a whip yesterday,
aad Geo. Rivera another. Ed Howard
excelled both by stealing four blankets
wkieh had some commercial value, and
all weat into jail lo await Investigation
to-day.
To the Ladies of Los Angeles and
Vicinity.
We would reeprctfnlly call Ineir at
tention to the fact that we are selling
oat aad no humbug about it. Our en
tire a took muat be sold by Ihe first day
of June, 1884. Now is your opportuni
ty to procure bargains in silks, velvets,
drssa goods, hoi aery and clothing, for
men aad boys. Capital Store, Downey
Block.
Noted Guests at the Pico House.
Ths following noted guests arrived
yesterday at the Pico House:
Pare Hyacinth Loyson, wife and son,
Paris, Fiance, snd Rev. A. Chapman,
Secretary.
John A Scndder, proprietor of the
Lindell House, St. Louie, Missouri.
F W. Thompson, Paaaenger Agent
for the Chicago & Rock Island Rail
road.
Daniel Catlin, tbe great tobacco menu
fscturer, accompanied by hia wife.
Red Cross Lodge, K. of P.
Red Cross Lodge, No. OS, K. of P.,
wat instituted leet evening in Odd Fel
lows' Hall by Dept. Grand Cbanaelor E.
A. DeCemp. The following are the offi
cers for tbs present term, vis.:
Isaac S. Smith, P. C ; J. B. Brown, Co
C ; Geo. W. Knox, V. C; W E. WisV
more. Prelate: 8. B. Heut, M. of Ex.;
V. L. Mitchell, M. of F ; J. N. Rues.ll,
Jr, K. of R. and S.j C. H. Schram,
Master al Anns; J. 8. Chedwick. Inside
Guard; W. T. Hua'on, Outside Guard.
The new lodge starts ont with the
brightest of prospects, sod a charter bat
of about fifty members.
On ' Onenew
Sales of I,OM pounds of alfalfa and at
80.40, aad five oasse of eggs on private
t'rma, took place oa 'Change yeaterday
Wheat, corn and barley rested quiet
bat steady with hat tittle change. Hay,
barley, wheat and aala is*io good de
mand. Butter, both Northern aad do
mestic, loomed np again at 70c Cheese
ie slightly off, walls vegetables, provi
sions, fruit, wool, meat aad hides are
eteady.
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
MOO HOUU.
b l Roc. miii iitf.r. Jtitßiiwijw.^
if ■ , *, rwtii.iji if
MnOariw, as x coastarTa ■ vms
r Beerf, iWei t k, f»J 8 Ekmo-. wsesei.
ootawt outam eWtux.
J W—lw. resells JlJaaataiaaaa
auaj Oasetel «ia» M ,| M «,
oiaaraavaria wttslicfc M»n»*T,n
J 8 Aeeware, Taaara
jguts.ir Jr a.il i .MeWaaa
gw Wilkes, a r Jr waaa*, *t
It. CHAkxaa
awaawa tl^">a^T
"JESUS WEPT."
ITho tollowius bsantllul lines wsre written hy
Slat Mlanie g. Davis, sf Cincinnati, hstag called
forth by the death ef rsllx, a bright and prom
Ulna boy sf Iva or all ysara, tbs sea ol Mr. and
Mrs. Frank i. Donovan, ol St. Louie The wri
ter kuew and loved the gracious snd Interesting
child and tenders his heartfelt condolence to tho
bereaved parents. 1
They led the Saviour to tba tomb
In wbtohtbeir laved one slept;
And there, with mors than buraan xrtef,
(Tls written) "Jesus wept"
Were tbey wbo dwell at Bethany,
Who at their dead restored.
Hon touched by srisf than ws, to-day,
Oi dearer to the Lord t
No More the sspulekre Is raft.
No bonds of Death are broken;
Vat still, for us and all to coae,
The comfort, hath beon epoken.
With more than human sympathy,
Hia eyts for thee are dim.
And Ha will give thee back thy dead
When thou art one with Hun.
COURT REPORTS
Superior Court-Howard, J.
Wedsmday, Feb. 27.
People vs. Ah lling, murder —Infor-
mation tiled by District Attorney;set for
arraignment Saturday, March lit, at 10
A. M.
Pteo va. Cohn et al.—Motion by plaia
tiff for the appointment of a Receiver ar
gued and submitted.
Thursday, Feb. 28.
Cullen vs. Ott—Continued until March
Slat, at 10 a. al.
Tonosli vs. Rubbeck et al.—Defendants
allowed thirty days' farther time to pre
pare snd serve statement on motion for
new trial.
Steere vs. Tuokcr—Defendant allowed
ten daya' additional time to plead.
Richards rs. Gillmore —Continued till
March 13th, at 10 a. m.
Brlawalter vs. Pa oinarec et al.—Plaiu.
tiff allowed until aud including March
10th additional than wherein to propose
uud serve statement on motion tor new
trial.
Robinson, truatee, va. Brewalt, true
name, ,f. Hreuot —Judgment for plaiu tig
for tbe laud described in complaint
without coitr or damages: ten daya'
"toy of execution granted.
Mortimer vs. English — Plaintiff al
lowed until Saturday, March IS, to tile
reply tn defendnnt's brief.
MET ton TO DAY.
Estate of James H. Egan, an insol
vent.
Raid va Strobridge.
Estate of Longstreet, deceased—Final
account.
Guardianship of C. T. Longstreet el
al.—Petition.
Estate of Hcory Dalton—Petition for
discharge.
Resolution No. 237.
Resolution of intention to improve and
grade Court Hour? street from Fort
street to Flower street.
Be it reeelved by tbe Msyor snd
Council of tbe City of Los Angeles:
Suction 1 That it is the inlenlioa of
tbe Mayor and Council of ths city of Los
Angelea lo cause to bo improved and
grsded, at the expense of tbe property
owners, Court Hours street from Fort
etreet lo Flower street, in the following
manner:
The road-bed shall be graded and cov
ered with 8 inches of gravel raked free
of ooarae stones of more thst 2 inches in
diameter, and it shall be made to oon
fonn lo the established grade at ths cen
ter of tba atreet with tbe proper alope
towards tbe curb; after being gravelled
it shall be thoroughly wet and then
rolled.
The curb sbsll be of redwood 3x12
'nchee placed with the upper edge to
ths established grade end spiked to peeks
of redwood, 4xt inches, 3 leet long, act
into the ground rn.fl length below tbe
top of tba earh sad inside of the same,
end not stole than tour feeFapert, aud
oue to wol joint of ths curbing.
Tba gutter shall be 3, feet wide, con
cave at the bottom, and pared with
granite cobble stones not leae than 12
inches long and not mora than 0 inches
iv diameter, thoroughly eet ia send and
then rammed. The center of the gutter
shall be 12 inches, and the outer edge
snail ba 6 inches below the grade.
Tbe sidewslks shall be 10 feet wide,
graded and covered with S inches of One
gravel, smoothly laid cad rsked free of
coarse atones of more than 1 lech hi
diameter. The alope of ths sidewalks
ahall !>., three inches towards the curb.
Sec. 2 Tbat the exterior boundaries
of tbe district of land to be affected or
benefited by said work or improvement,
end lo be assessed to pay the costs aad
expeosee thereof, are as follows:
Commencing at the point of interaec
liou of the west boundary of Fort street,
with tba center line of Conrt Honse
atreet, and running ttsooa along tbe
west boundary ef Fort street northerly
100 feet to s point, thence on s Iras par
allel to ths center lino ol Court Hoaea
street w. .i erly 1979 feel, to tbe eaat
hound try of Flower street, theuee along
the east boundary of Flower etreet
aoulheily 200 feet to a point, thence on
a line paiallsl to the center line of Court
Home etre t < aiterly 1070 feel, to the
west boundsry ol Fort slrset, thence
northeily 100 feet to the point of begin
ning.
Sac. 3. Tbe Clerk of tbe Coun
cil shall certify tj the paaaags of this
rexilution, anJ ahall cause tbe same to be
published once in tbe Loa Angelas Daily
Herald, and thereupon and thereafter
it ahall lake effect and be in force.
I hereby certify tbat tba foregoing
resolution wss sdopted by tbe Council
of the city of Los Angeles at its meet
ing of February 25th, A. D. 1884.
W. W. R»BMM1»,
Clerk of the Council of tbe city ol Loe
Angelas.
Approved this 28th day of February,
A D. 1884. C. K. Tbom,
Mayor.
Resolution No. 236.
A Resolution of tbe Mayor aad Council
of tbe City of Loa Angeles, repealing a
former resolution.
Be it reeoired by the Mayor aad
Council of tha city of Loe Angela* ac
foUowi:
Section 1. Tbat reeoleiiou numbered
one hundred and thirty, in Robinaou'a
compiled Ordinances aad Reeclutiona of
the City of Loe Angelea, which aaid reso
lution waa adopted by the Council of the
City of Loe Angeles on March 10, 1883,
aad approved March 12, 1883, and en
titled, "A resolution of the Mayor and
Council of th* City of Loe Angeles, pro
viding for the grading and improvement
of Court House atreet, between Hill
etreet cad Blinker Hill avenue,'' ie here
by repealed.
Sac. 2. All reaatntioae aad parts of
raeolunene ia Conniet with thia reaoln
tion an hereby repealed.
Sac. 3. The Clerk of the Coaacii
ahall certify to the passage af this reso
lution aad ahall cause the name to be
pabhebed ease ia th* Lo* aasralas Dailt
Heaald, a aiaipapn pa Mash ad ha aald
city, end thereupon aad I has saM si it
1 hereby certify that the fmogoiag
reaolatina waa adoahtd hy the Goaaaal
of tha ciry of Loa ligiln at ita mealing
at Fabraary IMb, A. D. lftM.
W. W. Bunas scii,
Clark ef taatCeaaoßof the Ctty of Lee
ftawhal
Aayreved thia 2g|h day af February,
I lew*.
Lick Observatory.
The Scimtl/io American shows a table
of ths apertures In centimeters of fifteen
of tbe largest telescopes in tbe world.
Following is the table showing that the
Lick telescope will be thn greatest on
the face of tbo globe: Lick, in California,
Hl.fi, A. Clark It Son; Pulkowa, 76.0, A.
Clark ft Son; Nice, 70.0, Henry Bros, of
Paris; Paris, 73.5, Martin of Paris;
Vienna, 68.6. Grubb. Dublin, 1881;
Washington, 00.0, Clark, 187.1; McCor
miok, Chloago, 60.0, Clark, 1879; Newall,
Gateshead, 03.5, F. Cook ft Son, York,
1868; Prlnooton, New Jersey, 68.5, Clark,
1881; Btraabunt. 48.5, Men, 1879; Milan,
48.5, Men, 1881; Dearborn, Chicago,
47.0, Clark, 1803; Van der Zee, Buffalo,
New York, 46.0, Fits; Rocheeter, 40.6,
Clark, 1880; Madison, 39 5, Clerk, 1879;
Lord Lindaay, Aberdeen, 39.8, Grubb,
1875.
A Practical Man.
I Wall Street Nsws.l
The complaint tbat Villard was too
big a man to understand Ibe details of
railroad management, and that be really
never knew anything of Oregon Trans
continental outside of making mortgages,
brings to mind tbe oeee of an Ohio road.
It had preaident after president, and
each one oockod his foot ou tho office
desk and let her rip. Sbs had "ripped"
until tbe directors finally got together
and decided tbat Ihe right man must bs
found pretty soon or tbs road must go
to the wall. They were consulting in a
room looking out Into tbe passenger
depot. A train Game in eighteen minutes
behind time, and the traia-diapatohar
booted the conductor out of thu door,
tired tbe engineer ont of another and
ran tbe Hreman uuder a freight train.
He then backed tbe train out and wee
coming hack from the yarde when tbe
direotors met him, and one of them
asked:
"Mr. Thomas, can you sooept tbe
presidency of this rosd ?"
"Wait s minute," was tho rsply, and
the man shunted three cats, cuffed a
switchman, drove two loafers out of ths
ysrd, and returned and said:
"Why, yes, I suppose so—and Ihe
first thing I shall do is to lire you all
out of bare. Don't let me see you
around here again for six months."
In s yssr ths rosd was paying a divi
dend. *
Old Lang Syne.
"Thst reminds ms of s familiar song,"
said ths Prssidsnt of tbs Punsters' Club,
pointing to a gilded owl which swung in
front of a taxidermist's shop. "How ao?"
Inquired bis private secretary. "Be
cause it's 'Owl hang sign,' my boy."
Tbe secretary wss arrested on a charge
ol aaaault with intent to kill.— iVeie
Fori Journal.
Portland Cement.
My owu importation: direct from
Loudon ex-ship Blsngfel. For eale in
lots to suit. Special rates given for
large quantities.
Walter 8. Maxwell,
slfJ-3m
Horsford Acid Phosphate.
HARKED BEN EFT IS INDIUESTIOS.
Dr. A. U Hall, Fair Haven, N. V.,
aaya: "Have prescribed it with marked
benefit in indigestion and urinary
troubles."
For lame Back, Side or Cbsst use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
Sold by C. F. Heinzemsn, 122 North
Main street.
SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by ua on n guarantee. It
cures consumption. Sold by C. F.
Heinxemsn, 122 North Main street.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made misera
ble by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Core lis the remedy for yon. Sold by C.
F. Heinzemsn, 122 North Main street
WalllnsTton Ooal.
The attention of consumers of coal ia
oallsd to tbe superiority aad economy of
this coal ac fuel as againat aay other—
either coal or wood—for sail ga thin
market. It ia specially recommended
for house usee, burning up lo a clear,
white ash aad leaving no refaae or soot.
For atoem purposes it has no equal. The
undersigned ia prepared to sell thia coal
in carload lota and opwarda from his
coal bunkers at Wilmington, or ships
when discharging, delivered at any sta
tion on ths line of the Southern Pacific
Railroad. To be had at all the retail
coal yards In this city.
Walter S. Maxwell,
Wholesale Dealer, No. 10 Conrt atreet.
feblStf
Electricity and Magnetism the New
Means of Cure.
Dr. E. Bobbins, ths celebrated Aua
trelian Electro-Magnetic Healer, 110
Sooth Mau etreet, nearly opposite Ihe
Cathedral, after several years' experience
in the Australian colonies, Saii Francia
oo, Salt Lake City, Denver, and several
months in thia city, has decided to per
manently locate here, where he haa per
formed so many wonderful cures without
ths aid of medicine. His rooms are
crowded daily with patient, anxious to
get Ihe benefit of hie power over so
called incurable diseases. Dr. Robbina
is patronised by some of our loading citi
zens. He also diagnoses diseases with
out explanation from the patients, free
of charge, aad has fitted np the Institute
at considerable expense with Dr. Hoff
men a Palmer's celebrated electro-thera
peutic bath, which ia pronounced by em
inent physicians to be the greatest dis
covery in medical science of modern
times; also other medicated bathe, with
tbe lateat improvements in electrical in
strnrosnts fer administering Faradic.
Galvanic and static electricity. feb24lf
A Happy Thought.
Il tv a happy thought that lad to
tha production of a concentrated fruit
syrup, ao harmless ia ita nature tbat it
may be given cither to tha mother or bar
babe, relished alike by both, and of such
wonderful efficacy that all who take it
feel brighter and happier. C. F. Heinze
man will furniah anyone wishing Syrup
of Figs a trial bottle tree of charge, or
aall 50 cent or tl bottles.
Excursions.
Tbe excursions tbat are coming to
Loa Angelea every few days are bring
ing a great many very wealthy people
here te locate and make permanent
homes in Loo Angelea or aurrounding
country. On arriving they are all
anxious to see our beautiful city and
country, and among Ihe good and beauti
ful things they are brat to discover is the
fainons Tanailfa Punch 5 cent cigar, sold
at the P. 0. agar store.
Pasadena
Business gentlemen who contemplate
becoming residents of ths "Southern
California Paradise," when the South
ern Pacific Railroad is opened, should
secure the commanding building aitea now
offered for sale in the beautiful orange
Stives oi Mr. James Smith, on Orange
rave avenue. They are located oa a
hillside, looking east, having splendid
views of the entire San Gabriel valley
and convenient to Poetoffice, schools
aad eharehee. Mr. Smith ' haa also
soma lota oa the main thoroughfare
aad bnaineaa street, Fair Oaks avenue,
between Hotel Raymond aad poetoffice,
the corner lota ef two and a jbalf scree
each having frontages of UO feet by SOS
feet. jaa» tf
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
aad Liver Complaint? Sbiloh'a Vital,
iser ia guaranteed lo c ure yon. Sold hy
C. F. Heinseman, 122 North Maia etreet.
CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Brosohitie immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. Bold by C. F. Heiare
man, 122 North Mara street.
THAT HACKING COUGH caa he en
quickly cared by Shifbh's Care. We
gaaraatMit. Sbfaby C. F. Hilaiimia.
Ttt North Maia etreet.
CATARRH CORED, health and
mreet breath secered by Shiloh's Catarrh
tlaaill Price 80 mate. Maaal Ia
kseter free Sold by C. F. Hesnrsasaa
iMNerUMaaearaet.
SHILOH'S VITALIZKK ia what yon
need for Crrawttaeatton, Lam of Appetite,
TUI I 11 and aU syraptoaea of Djrspep
fdt. » cente nor b**bVe.
ftned hp ft F. Ilihuaa*. Itg North
NKW TO-DAT.
LEWI BROS.
Slipper Department.
Ladle's LanjrtryToe Slippers 15c, Worth 91.M. _ J
Ladies' Berster Ties $1, forth $2. 1
Ladles' Strap Sandals 75c, $1, $I.M, I*.
Misses' Sandals 75c, Worth $1.50.
AN ELEGANT LINE or BALL tt PARTI 6 SLIPPERS.
101 & 103 NORTH SPRING ST.
PROSPERITY IS ASSURED I
The Land will Teem with Plenty.
THE BOSTON SQUARE DEALERS .
WILL OPES THE
Largest Spring Stock of m
Tailor-Made CMhinJ|
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE ON THIS COAST.
We will Set Apart as Special Bargains |s
Overcoats, Heavy Suits, Odd Heavy Pants,
To make room (or new arrivals.
Vod take no Chances at the Boston Clothing Hone.. §
Square Dealing is the Rule.
13 NADEAU BLOCK.
ens six mts is tm wish, iviraea by iuctmcity. au •» •
GREAT SALE !
furnlshiniTgoods
AT
SIEGrEL'B.
We mast have room for the very heavy purchase of
STKAW HATS
For the coming season. Our storeroom facil
ities being rather limited, we have concluded
to dispose of the entire stock of
Bents' Underwear, Sliirts & Cardigan Jackets
AT ACTUAL COST, NO FREIGHT ADDED,
COMMENCING THIS DAY.
Every Lady and Gentleman knows tha rama ol tha above (nods, and whan
displayed in onr windows, marked ia plain fignrao, will saa that thia ia ao
MO TROUBLE TO SHOW 00008. ONE NICE ONLY.
H- BIEGEL,
Cor. Main and Commercial sta
aovsssi
Ne. 54 NOBTB> SPBINC STBBBT.
THE OLD RELIABLE,
Where yon will always find tha largest aad finest eeaortaeeai sf
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR LADIES,
GENTS AND CHILDREN.
CHILDREN'S SHOES A SPECIALTY.
Children c Shoes, 7) to 10, Calf, with Tip, riveted, tl.~ No troeible to enow goods
On La FIBHER.
J. T. Sheward
Velvets, .Velveteens and Plushes
Tbui «. eooteineS In sllrh. other dry eood. ho«w. as Skis any osmSSsastl
J. T. SHEWARD \.
Exhibits More Dress Gcnods,
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oooulnej In v, rhr~ <* th. tanrus stoen U\ei> sty W. aes ssssainiaally Use
LEADING DRESS GOODS HOUSE. §
We skew aovaraes from tbe best loom, in the world. All new etrlsa, beaaka kv| l i liaal ssSse- |
lion ra tbe Easura m.rkrt, asd an UwUj the huresS nil >ssis ot dry seeds la Sab) SB>-
Wa an Sola Agnate for B. Buttsrick a Cos Reliable httonM.
We Sell Ball's Health Corset
We Make a Speciality of Pitting out Hotels. R «**»■
rants and Boarding Houses with Table Linens, Tuwels.
Napkins, Ready-Made Sheets and Pillow Oases. Hoaw-
Made Comforts.
ear aew Fall stack la aaw la aad era rariibejly B>thaa> lay*
paalir ta visit war r-s Ink las hens ra*
We have bargaine ta show yoa, sty Ms that will please yoa sad glaSiklllly
clerks to wait apon yoa.
All goads Marked im rtaia rUarrra. gHs« Prtesi asad Cass*.
mail oeDsma aoLicmo.
J. T. SHEWARD,
COR. SPRING *,F]RBT SHEETS.
EXOTIC GARDENS AND NURSERT»J