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Los Angeles Daily Herald.
VOL. XX.
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Oeviiases tr Caaaisaa. rsa Warns. 16c.
WEEKLY HERALD.
fuel Scan tvasv Aims* t Monniire
TSrtafS:
»pv«»rramißm IseeHes at Hi rate.
4TAII UnasefJeTSSakdeseteiiimil "Kb
'mjenatxx to pries, stsbasalsEsSlrise of
•efmstßSemp..
that a short time previous a retaliatory
bill In regard to bU meat was presented
Congress whiohwas unmistakably hostile
In Its character.
Sargent by hi* attitude here, support
ed by the journalistic activity in Amer
ica, has assumed a peculiar position to
ward the Oerman Government. Had
Sargent, Uk* his predecessors, cultivated
the usual oesfldeatlsl relations with the
Imperial government. the foreign office
would have oonSaentialy diverted his
attention to to the hot that Bismarck
was unable to make hlmselt an instru
ment for conveying an expression of
thanks for the opposition policy directed
against himself. Sargent might have then
unfolded this view to the Washington
government before the official communi
cation of the resolution. Sargsnts
singular conduct has been so contrary to
all diplomatic usages that the oonfld
ential channel of communication enjoyed
by his predecessor was closed against
himself which fact rendered it necessary
to return the resolution through Yon
Kiaendecker.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
One of Jerrold's
One morning Jerrold and Compton
proceeded together to view (he pictures
In the gallery of Illustration. On enter
ing the ante-room they fouad themaelvea
opposite to ■ number of rery long look
ins; glim*. Pausing before one of these
Compton remarked to Jerrold, "You're
oome hero to admire works of art. Very
well; fint feast yonr eyas on that work
of natural" pointing to hie own figure
reflected in the glues. "Look at it;
there's a picture for youl" "Yea," said
Jerrold, regarding It Intently, "very fine,
very Hue. indeed!" Then turning to hla
friend, "Wanta hanging, though."
Tommy Knatell, of New York, aged
five, brother of Annie, la la Booth's sup
port. The other night be looked up
seriously into his principal's face-, and
aaid- "Mr. Booth, 1 think yon are the
greatest aetpr In the world, and I've
seen a great many of 'em." The trage
dian was staggered, but managed to
■cap bia thanks for the compliment.
"Yes," continued the youngster, "and I
have influence with the newspapers,
and I'll see that you don't get any bad
notices. *
ISMCIAX TO THS RRALD.I
D anally CwauSlet at BMlver t'l jr.
att Mexle* - Prank Taawart
anal Slek Leo Mask-— Macro
srssklasten'a Heaa asket o«
- ahat-Oae «ke pesee
■lies hy Slit Jer «M Stilled
Kaslaeer Weneter aarl la null
at learse.
TtJCSOft, A. T., March 11.—Silver
City, W. at., special In the Star says re
liable information has just been received
from the scans of a oonfliot. Frank
Taggart and Nick Lee were taken aad
hang by the posse. The negro Wash
ington', need wss shot off. foe Mexi
oas Cbarer who killed a Chinaman waa
shot dead. Joseph Letter, ene of the
posse, was killed as Is supposed by Kit
Joy, who beaded for the Oila river.
Mrass is snrault of Joy will certainly
take Mm deed or alive within ten hours.
Nick Lee confessed to the killing of Ea
ffineer Webster.
PleoSlag or tho Silts aad Uelorstda
•utrvattea of t>eer People
Oartala-Oreat Veatraatlea by
tha Pteasels-Yaaaa Bridge la
sSaspardy.
ftyn*, March ll.—The Oila river is
ft rising rapidly. It is resorted that the
Colorado la also rising from the late
rate. Tha OUa is now six inches high
errtratia the peat flood of 1882. People
here are mneh alarmed for the ealety of
prettsrtr. A large force of men are
building a levee in a portion of ths town
which will undoubtedly be inundated,
and as it Is Inhabited by poor people
starvation la staring them in Ihe face.
A huge number of families will be left
dsstituts aad homeless. It is feared
that tag bridge of the railroad company
will be washed sway. Tha putnp-houae
and section houss of the railroad com
pany at Oila Bend has been washed
away- All the settlers ia that section
have had their home, washed sway.
One family came near perishing at
Aaoaide Btatien, as reported by
SaaSf sleet Baker, of this county, is
threatened frith destruction. Mr. Baker
teds into this place to warn people that
the Oila river will be at leaat three feet
higher by to-morrow morning. In that
ease s large portion of the beat part of
Taaaa will be endangered,
•svwraer Kcwcll atajre the state
eratlea af St at. Claalal, Who
tf aa ta ha IS sag Te-»ay.
PoSTLAKD, March 1L -aOarernar
NewetL of Washington Tsrritory. has
ordered a snapsneion until April Isih,
of the eteeattoa of E. M. (Jianinl, who
eras to have) been hung to day for the
Border of Rieeo, two years ajro. The
Governor has information that a witteres
hps jest arrived here by whom the
complete innocence of Olanini can be
established. It has developed recently
that a man known as "Count" Candiani,
who was s mountain bandTt and lsader
of a gang of sugar makers, of which
Oiaaial aad Rico were members, ia not
altogether anooneected with the crime.
He took s very lively interest ia the
frees ration of Olanini.
sUsmallest* Tleterp la the Cltp
nieetlea ef Oaklaad.
Baft Prajicuoo, March 11.—Hearyis
(Rep.) majority over Martin ia the Oak
land etecboim yesterday for Mayer eras
SIS. The bslsnce of the Republican
tleket was elected right through with
ths following majorities: Fisher, Treea
srer, 78Sj Alklne, City Marshal, 495;
Johns, City Attorney, 442; Gibson, Bn
■Wtalesdeut of Sebools, 740; Daniels,
Police Jadgs. 818.
Literal Vaatrlbatlaa af Chi near
ta Plead MaaTerera la Chlaa.
Haft FsANcnco, March ll.—The Chi
nees of this cite in response to aa appeal
for aid hi behalf of the sufferers by tha
recent flood* hi China, have contributed a
lead amounting tos4B,ooowhioh has been
fmrwarded by telegraph. Among the
eriacipal contributors are Huong Tsun
Helen, Coneul General, ISOO. and the
Chinese Y. M. C. A., ttOtW. Nearly
all trades anions gave largely, while
some merchants donated gI.VMO and
Rem
Aasthse? atalelde la OattlaaS.
San Ftukcisco. March 11.—In Oak
land the body of au unknown suicide
waa found yesterday near Shell Mound
Park with a pistol shot through the
head. The body is that of a man about
40 years of age, Aye feet nine and a half
inebes high, full black beard, black hair
eat close. Among the effects found in
his pocket was an envelops addressed to
PhatJp Goldman, ears Merssrs. Pittman
k Mlddleton, San Franoisoo.
Ttae arleraa Preveate tho hteee very
ef the Badlee at the art+t
•aew SMias tafJtah.
Sett Laju, March 11.—No effort has
yet been made to return to Alta aad
Mag down the bodies of the snow elide
victims. It la still storming furiously
ha the moUßtaiaa and any effort to get
to Attn woenVt be frnittess. All the
beslles foemd prove to be horribly
msturasrl, owtag to the Immense weight
which Ml SB them. The entire eight
shift of th* Emma mho were buried.
They bed to tnnnel thirty-fire feet
through snow end ice to get them out.
Stephenson's body hes not yet been
feasant
atlMttty Be pert aa Fsrreitare af
Tenses raeiae Laaee.
WASaTtwerroft, March 11—Senators
aforgsn, Giheon and Blair, of Ihe Public
Lands' Committee of the Senate, to-day
aabmitted a minority report to eooom
paav a bill to declare the forfeiture of
lance granted ia aid of the Texas Pacific.
They apreaa ibe opinion that the jndi
efal sower of the V. S. Court be exer
cises! Ie rehear and and to declare the
fos loiters or to deolar against it as the
existing State our laws shall justify,
etoTOMral atosmas k. Kasbreslle.
Loudon, March 11.—A Berlin eorres
poadesl of the Timu, referring to aa ar
ticle la lbs aVerM Oerssaa Omlte oen
oersftes Issgtat, says: "The article ie
a bolt IcrasM St the foreign oßce to give
storgaat snWarsps.prncs. ktamvrk Mk
WkWW BSaetj ft earsaffslt WHam
wtlh wtsoat be refusee to bold
dspiseeetse rekatioes. It Is for Americans
to htlge this treataeat of their aoored-
Mci Sever. Ia reference to Sargent's
liaisitlijli aetivliy a ths aUaaion to
the fact aawssat Is his report to Wash
tssjtoa Imsrtksd the pig's meat interdlo
tiea as snore asrarhsn than a sanitary
,at seas is. The report was copied by New
Jfeek aewspapeis front statistles Issued
try ths State department and wee ac-
Saesed to be a direct oonlrlbatloa that
by Sargeat asaamptaon boa cslovedthe
of aha ExeenUvs toward
aajesaasrah's View or ta* BaaSeaa
■anweee,
f'BßWeM*** He-Ths JfeH* osr
-7'mi'JSj ; offgaa of atoaserek, says
■''''■b'BßßaP^^ l^^ J» "hto/toe '
:
REBTAURANTB,
HOTI.L
SC. Bernard Resturant,
Cor. Main and First Streets.
Entrance First Street.
MUM * Ul'lOl. Proprietors
jmati ■
JOHNSON'S
Ooffee afld Ice Cream Parlor,
M.s HoarN mm itrht.
Best Coffee.it 1 lunch In the city.
rrtv.u room, lor Ladle..
Cell and be convince Open day and nlifbr.
A. JOHNSON, PROP'R.
BaCftt-gM
FBarson'B Diiiing Palace,
rose's new buii.dino,
(Opposite Baker Block.)
FIRST • CLASS RESTAURANT.
OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE.
The bee* tha market afford, at moderate price..
Skillful Cook, and Paster men. AM th. cakes
and pis. made In the estsJrilahment, Modeled on
th. most famous restaurants! n San Francisco.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
JeSttf
THE 00MMEB0IAL
V. DOL, Proprietor,
BsVWMY BLaCK, - SUM ST KIT.
Bseeives alive and asms up every day tn.
ebsjaaj, mil. Inchdlne » ,LI, TUMO? and
SEA TROUT.
««. DOL ia lb» stcluslvs oonairns. of tho eel
ehrsted FKOMAOE DE BRIE, whioh Sa ybe
had st this restaurant,
SFRIXO CHICKENS, hut In from the -ohss
Cooked In every style.
Tats rsstenrem Is Los Alureles's Dcluior.lo 1
, mvltf
ILLIOH'S
Restanraat ait Oyster Parlors,
41 u« 4SN. MAIN ST.
OREAT REDUCTION IN OYSTERS.
torn Eastern Oysters, per too, ■ - ■ ft. AO
Smell (9,50
Lam East*™' "* ° r |^ t * w * d ' X ets. per ptats
Baluliors eeveriii Oreters. SB 'ttsnU^r^oan
PRIVATE ROOMS
Up stairs lor ladies and families, srhsre meals
wfU be served in the beet style
Jerry 'Mich, Proprietor.
ORAPE CUTTINQS.
SSSatISS IPITARA tTsTTHtaS
Make Bighest Priced Balstas
Or s nrst-clasa wins. Trousseau end Zinfsndel
Outttaff., Citron Trees, Limes, Persimmon, tie.
Also borsea and dry stove wood for sale by
ABBOT KINNEY,
lebSi lw Kinneloa, San Oabriel
Grape Cuttings
Zinfondel, TrOßEwar,, Oraxtßcha, lVH»dlet Sultana,
Berger and other rarieoea for sale by
I. L, MAVIIMtY,
deofi tf BAB OabHal
Grape Cuttings
i^le^'uhs*
Orape OnttJaga for Rail
.SLAV ELBES, IINFANDEL, RIKSUNO.
Asssry to W. R. WORKMAN,
«tAW ctn\m m saie.
Sesteeaasinassaail erase cnatiap for ssU
meaiejaUtleetosatt. lnquln of
t> 0. WTMSTOIf,
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LOS ANGELES, WEDNESDAY AJORNING~ MARCH 12. 1884.—WITH SUPPLEMENT.
NEW TO-DAY. NEW TO-DAY.
The Archimedian Lever
s LH
GREAT SPECIAL SALE
OF
NEW YORK! EASTERN
DRYGOODS.
It has raised the people from the very depths of ruin
ous prices and placed them far above the reach of the
usurer.
When there is a wish to achieve something, it is a
common remark to say "it is only a question of time," but
in some cases it appears that time itself is annihilated and
its twin-born companion, circumstance, relieves Old Time
of his load.
The circumstance of HALE & CO. opening out A
B C business is predicative of a brighter dawn in
DDIVX" aOODS
And the old cloud-capped hills of big prices melt
away before the sunlit sky of a more liberal policy. The
almost omnipotent lever of
Hale's Special Sale of Dry floods
Has" lifted from the shoulders of the people the superin
cumbent weight of fancy prices, and placed within their
reach all they need at figures commensurate with their in
come, and. with Archimides, we hold that the same prin
ciple will lift a world. Man's aspirations are boundless.
We nov?J}old the best trade in Southern California. The
fact is thelever is at work and at each pressure there is a
true realization that we are doing good—the people know
it. Had the people of this city been told, six months ago,
that such a revolution was to take place in the dry goods
business of this city they would very probably have
laughed at the prediction and ridiculed the prophet, for at
that time all means of relief were clouded in obscurity;
but, as the night seemeth darkest just before daylight, the
advent of HALES dispelled the clouds and threw sunshine
into the homes of those svho could not afford to pay ex
tortionate prices for dry goods.
Bale's Great Special Sale of Dry floods
Has fairly vanquished all opposition and left us in sole
possession of the f aid.
We will continue this sale a few weeks longer, to give
those in the country an opportunity to avail themselves
of the special bargains. Never was there such a slaughter.
We started it to make it a
VERITABLE SALE
And we have succeeded. Our purpose was to make this
sale advertise the House, and the crowds that have
thronged our store since are living witnesses to the fact
that we are naming lower prices on a greater variety of
goods than any other house in Los Angeles. But the fact
is we are too heavily stocked. Our Eastern purchases far
exceeded our capacity, and we are compelled to clear
them out.
The Goods are all Paid for
—.-AND
ASI7ST BB 0 O I<D!
In conclusion, we invite everybody to pay one visit to
HALES
(Jreat Special Sale
OF—
New York and Eastern
DRY QOODS,
And our word is our bond that you will not suffer a
disappointment.
HS»No goods taken back or exchanged during this sale.
Country orders receive prompt and careful attention.
Price List and Samples sent free on application.
VERY TRULY YOURS,
J. M. HALE & CO,
7 and 9 BPEING ST., OPP. POSTOFFOE.
LAWYERS,
A. KKUNSOM, 0 WILIT RLU, Br.M NIR W. LKR
BRUNSOH. WELLS & LEE,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW
Rooms 11 to 18, Bakar Block, Los Ang-dcs, CI.
Practice to all State and Federal courts. Ban lm
1 a. BIKTLBT. J. a. LtCaß. MOTS SICKS.
WICKS, LVCAB tt BENTLEY,
ATTORNEY S-AT-LAW,
SG AND 87 TEMPLE BLOCK, LOS ANGELES.
auttutt
J. O. Howard. Joii.n KoBARrs.
HOWARD & ROBARTH,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Wilcox Block, 40 Sprinjr St., Los Anjfeles.
letatf
David Lyon,
ATTORNEV-AT-LAW,
Room 1, Downey Block, Loa Ana>l«*.
ait
w p. QAjtonrßß. w. o. srernnsoN.
Oardiner & Stephenson,
Attorneys an Counselors at Law
Orrtcs -Rooms 1, 2 and 3, Allen Block,
CORNER OP SPRING AND TEMPLE STS.
_leb2ltl
D. M. ADAMS,
ATTORNEY.AT - LAW,
Room 77 Temple Block. laulllf
J. Brousaeau,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
(71)08. CO AND 11. BAKER BLOCK, mrlltl
JNO S. CHAPMAN. I. A. OR..YES
Graves & Chapman,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
ROOM NO. C BAKER BLOCK. Mil
3EORGE S. HUPP. THOS. II SMITH
Smith A Hupp,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law.
OFFICES-38 A 89, TEMPLE BLOCK
Will practise In all c the State and Federal
Courts in California and will jrlve prompt and
tsltaful attention to all business entrusted to
than nlll
PHYSICIANS.
M. Hilton Williams,MD, MOPSO
(Formerly of Detroit, Mich.)
DteMuet. of the Head, Throat and Chest, •iiclu.l
-lag the Eye, Ear and Heart, a specialty.
OFFICE:—I7S North Main street. Offlcehours
from 101. m. to 4r. y. Sundays, from 4to f.
P. M. Residence, 15 South Charity street. feb29ft
Dr. H. Y. Baldwin,
(Late of Toronto, Canada.)
Rooms 5*2 and 53, Nadeau Clock.
febU lm
0. EDGAR SMITH, M. D. t
fi>ctu. OI«ea«t>«. Womb and Urin
ary Troubles.
»-tiFFICK:-yo. 18 South Mait> street. JanliU
DR. J. P. WIDNBY
l!a-* removed hla office from Downey BlGcit to
WIDNEY BLOCK, FIRST STREET,
Between Mi in and Sprtof.
OFFICE HOURS, {"Jj l J p j,
Residence, 321 South HIU Street. '
Telephone, office 30, House 59-3. JsJi23tf
DE. J. M. WHITE!
DEN TA L PARLOR,
South Sprinjr street. No. 31 BrTson Block, Los
Ar.fre.ei, Cal. JanCt!
M. P. OHAMBERLIN, M. D.
Graduate of the
lIOMOKOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Of Missouri at St. Louts.
Office and Raaldeues. 70 South Main street.
Obstetric, and D seases ot Women a specialty.
Office hours at all times when not absent on -jro
fesssonal business decfi tf
DR. R. H. SHOEMAKER,
XX B X T I R V ,
Late of Philadelphia.
OFFICE—Room No. 7, Nadeau block Otfice
hours—lo a, h. tot r. m daily, except Sunday.
Contour flluna;a a Bpsdslty. novo tf
l_ K. RILEY. M. D.,
OFFICE—Room tt, Schumacher block, oppoelt**
postofflce. Office hours—l() to 12 A. m., Sto 4 and
7to 8 r v. nov'J lm
F. 01 W. CRANK, M. D-,
HOM HOP ATHIST.
Especial attentiOß paid to diseases ot Infants and
children.
Rooms M and 30 Baker block. Ottos boars,
1.l a si. to 11 n., ito 4. and: to- i- >. Mltl
«M. S. .ORES,M. D.)
Lanfr.tuco Block.
LOS ANGELES
Ere, Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases (rente I
exclusively. octtMf
W. L. WILLS, M. 0.,
Physician & Surgeon,
Office, 21 W. FIRST ST., WIDNEY BI.OCK.
Office Hours-8 to Si. H. and 1 to 3 and
7 to 8 r. at. selltf
Elisabeth A Follansbee, M. D.
OFFICE, ill 8. FORT STREET
Orncs Horns -8 to 10 a. n.
4 to 6r. v.
Sixth .treat oars pass the door. selStf
WALTER LINDLEY, M.D
Orncs «n Rbsidbwcb
BTO. SSateS TORT ST
Nest door to Wollweber'S .1 nig store.
Telephone No. 42. Office hours t to 4 r. It
Br T,C UtLK.
HCALTH OFFIOER.
Offloe, for the tn>esent, room S, Llchtenbcrrer
Block, Main Btreet, abe\e First. Office hours
tor Vaccinal".c and other city bustnsas, from 8
to 10 A It. fet)7tf
BR. CHAB. A. H. DE SXIOETHY.
OFPlCE:—Sohumsehcr Block, opposite Tost
nrßce, rooms 20 and 21. RESIDENCE:-Pearl
street, corner Ninth.
Office hours:—lo to It a. a.; 2t04 r. «.; 7to
Br. M. st residence. Telephone No. at office and
residence, ISO Day and night calls answered.
MEM
Dr. O. F. Qillingham,
Member Royal Coltef c Surgeons, Ens land.
Member torsi Col Info Pbysiclana, Kdlnbure;.
11l N MAIN ST., NEXT BAKER BLOCK.
dsolMf
Dr. J. 8. Griffin,
OFFICE AT RESIDENCE. Ist MAIN BTREET.
Office Honrs- 9 to 11 a. M , 1 to 8 and 7 to 8
r. n
Residence-East std. ol Main street, below
First mla-U
Dr. Joseph Kurt!
No. *H Male street, opposite Baker Block
AST Ere and ear rllßsasss treated with ths oars of
a specialist. aptt
J.BsMaMB, M.~K,
Oounty Physician.
MASCAB-EL BUILDINO, np stairs. Residence
Cosmopolitan HetaA
OSJlos bosirsfrom 10to II a. sr.; from Itoir c
ssee-tf
Mrs. Alios Hiuins, VLD.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Onto, and Bill IBs as-No- It Fort, street, Lo
Srejslss, Oat Osssebeets, lets Ma. as., if to
aal.te»«lateei»ielsit. a»lm
Good BuBinMB Chance,
MtsMeaaa fsamsßSaaS. tsassss sntaslsi ess— salinilii
wt?bsbmsiLbbiMi'sssasaai^assaTnsaVetas
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NEW TO DAY. JYEW TO DAY.
Los Angeles Jewelry Manufactory,
IM NORTH SPRING ST., TEMPLE BLOCK,
FREDRICK LINDE, Proprietor.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION of our customer* and tho public,
that having NVOVM from our old ntand In tho Downey Block, to our present suarteie, where, with
increased (arilitlta, it i; &ur lnteiitleii to niaaufaetare mostly or nearly all the goods which «c offtir
tar sale. We alio i
MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF JEWELRY TO ORDER.
Sotting or renttlng Diamond* and Precious Stones in the most ancient or modern styles. Also
Letter, and Ornamental Engraving. Letter. Engraved in all etylv* and languages, Enamel En
graving and EuameUog In Color*.
Adjnstlntt or Fine Watehr* by Skilled Workmen
• Wo also carry In stock a large asiortraent o(
AMERICAN AND BWISB WATCHES,
Diamonds & Diamond Jewelry,
Quartz Jewelry of aU Designs. Etruscan and Filigree Work.
SETH THOMAS, WATERBURY, WELSH AHD FAHCY BRONZE CLOCKS,
AND A LAROE STOCK OF
SILVER PLATED WARE AND OPTIOAL GOODS,'
ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Oive vi a call anil be convinced that you can Jo better here than elsewhere.
The HIGHEST PRICE PAID for OLD GOLD and SILVER. f2l lm
» Tho Beat Range in the City ia the
GLENWOOD,
* FOR 9AI.F. nv
CHAPMAN & PAUL,
DEALERS Of
Stoves, Tinware, Hardware,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
ALSO
Plumbing «t Tin Roofing.
"THE GLENWOOD."
NOS. 12 & 14 COMMERCIAL ST.,
LOS AKOiimiSi. O-aSkXa. lebHlm
eT. mwarKnßJkftnHS,
LADIES' HAIR DRESSER 1
And Manufacturer ol Practical Theatrical, Fashionable, Ornamental aiul Artistic ItAIH WORK;
iu-h as Braids, Curls, Puffs, Win. Uall-Wijs, Wares or Front Pisces, Fashionable Colffurra, rlalr
lewelry, Hair Flowers, Monumental Device* in memory-of lost lelativu and friends. Also THEAT
RICAL WIGS AND BRARDS, tic.
No. 118 FIRST STREET, NADEAU BLOCK, Log Angeles.
tar A larite and sclaet stock ol all kiwis ol Jair Goods at th. Lowest Prices always an hand
Ladies' and Children's Hair Dreaalng, Cuttinjt, Shimpooliw and Curlinp; in the most artistic man
EXOTIC UARDimS~ANb NURSERY,
NEW LOS ANCEIES STRZET, BETWEEN FIRST AND THIRD STREETS.
I now oiler the best assortment of ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, PLANTS AND
BULBS to be 'ound in Southoru California. Parties are Invited ti eiamine my stock and get
prices before purchasing dsewberc. I do not intend to be undersold by any agents or dealers
New crop of Lawn 0.-ass Seed no*-on hand. .. ■
»n3-3m r-apeotfully, I.OTJIS J- STB JaTeat MI..
\os. 107,103, 103,101 Commercial & 80S Los Antreles Street.
LOS ANGELES CITY.
Hloaet) Established lMO.)
G. L. MESNAGER & CO.,
(Successors to VAcnS FRERE3 * CO.)
WINE AND BRANDY MAKERS
OFFER FOR SALE TO THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE
00,000 GALLONS OF PURE OLD CALIFORNIA WMES OF ALL KINDS
And Grape Brandies Made '»y Themselves. Also
KEEP ON HAND THE FINEST BRANDS Of WHISKIES DIRECT FROM THE EAST.
All persons In search of Pure and Healthy Old California Wines should give them a calL
Telephone No. 100. Janl7 Jo-
FURBTITTTRIir
J. P. MANSFIELD & CO.,
Just Received Direct from the Bast a Large Assortment of
Latest Styles of Furniture.
IPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY A SPECIALTY.
Call and Examine Fricei and Oood, at
NO. 9 NORTH MAIN STREET.
lanHSSi
Slgfla-t 3-© Priceless..
Avoid all Spectacle .Wlurs, wbeu your eyesight is failing, uutil you consult
Dr. H Robinson,
*mOP T I O I ML Nn*
OF SOUTrt-.RN CALIFORNIA
Can always be found at Piatt & Herman's Jewelry store.
Careful attention eiven to ill oomplicatad oases of defective evsahrht. COMPaUND At
TICMATIO LENSES MOUNTED TO ORDER. ARTIFICIAL EVES INSERTED t
appear natural In size and color.
PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OP ALL. fobl2 6m
FULTON WELLS.
THE ABOVE PLAM. STTCATSD
Thirteen Miles from Los Anielea and 2 Miles North of Norwslk. on the
Santa Ana rUtlroari,
IS BEING OFFERED FOR SALE.
It Is a good paying property, paying an interest on abont (40,000, but can be
bought for Wee money. The medicinal properties of the water are eqeel to ihoee of
any health resort on this continent, and possibly not inferior to any in the world.
The property ie well improTtd and ie located In a beaatlful and healthy loee'ity.
Owing to the mi'.dneaa i f the climate, it is well petrooited the year round. 1 his
place is no huenbeg and will pay the purchaser as shore elated. With a few
thoesand dollsrs more Improvements added i* wonld return a good interest on
1100,000. Parlies wiabing to purchase can apply to the owner at
FULTON WELLS,
When they hare a Fostothce and Daily steal. IeSMI
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FORTY NEW OASES OF GOODS
■Lttk FREIGHT BLOCKADE
H R\ J An immeoto amount of delayed good», which we will dlnotM of
Immediately «t
figfl |He : ■ Thtae food* have come hy way of tha Union Pacific
■Kjug Railroad, and from San Franciaco by Steamer,
*X Hv '' incurring; to u» agreat
of Time.
We have determined to clea* ourselves or this shipment at
once, so as to snake room for
A LARGER ONE FOLLOWING.
Our arrangement at the East Is to have a certain amount or
freight shipped to as on regular dates, so
as not to overcrowd
OTJB SSIAt.I. STTORX],
Consequently, by (he delay or these goods, we will shortly have
the next shipment upon am, which will overran
OUR LIMITED ROOM.
We are therefore compelled to clear theae goods oat at
prices that
WILL MOVE
Them Immediately, and to this end wUI offer these delayed
C.OOBS at PRICES THAT Wl Ll' CARRY themoff
-A.T ONOB. WhSk
aSeMit tho local column wa will Unity state tha items of s)P7
delayed goo Is ami prices. 'tElem.
PEOPLE'SSTORH
One ]?i»ice.
I offer ut SAN FRANCISCO LOUTEST PRICES. daUrsred Free of all chAlwss. st set rsllron
station or steamer landing In Southern Callfarais, for Cash or Easy Installments,
PIANOS ORGANS
Of the Celebrated atanufsctures ol
HURT F. MILLSR, Boston. I. IRORWtsIR SnttUU lift, Hew Bam, Cose,
CROVESTEEN st FULLER, New York City, TAYLOR * FARLEY Orsjaa On.,
lIEMME A LO.VO. San Fraoelsco, Wotesstsr. Mam.
BRIDGEPORT OisjaaOa., Bridgeport, Conn., AUBER, New York City, and other makers.
Instnunsnts Tuned, Rapairsd sad Mossed.
.Stools and Covers, Muslo Books and Sheet Mttslo, Blank Mosjo Books, Musle
Paper, Mnslc Rolls, Music Cases and Binders, Guitars, Banjos, Violins,
Violincelloe, Zithers, Tamborinea, Flutes, Flageoleta, Fifes aavd
Drums, Aocordeons, Concertinas, Harmonicas, Strings of alt kinds, eto.
Ths undersigned basing a business experience of nearly thirty years In Mew Tost atjras4
elsewhere, and an intimate acquaintance and relation with the Flaao aad Otfae MeSMSSistBSSM
and Music Trade throughout tha United mates, |i haeillUse tor ssusaWat a»ylilln»rasaxsl
In ths Music line st Lower Prices than ever heretofore ottered la Southern OaOlorala.
L. T. VALENTINE,
Manufacturers' Sole Agent for Southern California. Headquarters and* ffltow-rooaa a
l*o. 87 Worth Mala Street. deele Saoa
PLOWS. I'LOWS.
SYRACUSE CHILLED PLOWS.
M. S. BAKER A CO., 43.t0 47 S. Rain Street, are Mole Agent
for this the Best Chilled Plow made.
Liberal Discount to tho Trade. M. S. BARKER e% CO.
\tlea Engines and Boilers carried in stock at the City Foundry and Machine
Shop, 43 to 47 South Main Street. None better or cheaper on the Coast.
mUU M. 8. smvAKeft <* 00.
BE. W. OHILDS,
HARDWARE EMPORIUM,
NO. 21 LOS ANGELES ST.
Dealer in Bto Tee, Ranges, Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Foroe and Lift
Pumps, Robber Hose, Crockery and Glassware, Iron and Lead Pipe. Sole Agent
for the .Superior Stoves aad Ranges, manufactured by Bridge A Beach Manufactur
ing Co., St. Louis, Mo. Manufacturer of Tin, Copper and Sheet Ironware and
Artesian Well Pipe. Plumbing in all its branches done to order with neatness aad
dispatch. jy*l tf
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN WINES
LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
FIRST STREET. BETWEEN SPRING AND MAIN
XsOSB G-eSOC*. MrSM
Pacific Wagon Comp'y,
No. m NORTH MAIN STREET,
Wholesale anil Retail Dealer in Every Description of
Damages, Buggies, Phaetons, f agons, Etc,
Manufactured from Material Seasoned to Suit this OUaavate.
Call and Examine My Qoodß.
J. R. McMANIS, Manager
sMM
WOOD, HAY AND OH^ROOAL.
HOtsMBSMa BOOTT IST ft. BraMsm Stoßat. •»»
NO. 177.