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£0.0 JuvaUl. SATURDAY DEC. 11, 1876. kefokt. San I ham im-o 10.

Wold, IT, UreenlMcKs selling. ST. LOCAL BREVITIES. Agricultural implements the Grange Store. Benjamin matinee this afternoon at Merced Theater.

Miss Pearl Courtland, the popular jomedienne, takes a lienelit to-night. Mr. W. H. J.

Hrooks is building a new block on Flower street. Alien as rolled into the vault of the County Hank last night. Dr. Lucky In nils a school picnic to Santa Monica to-day. Our readers will be glad to read a brief dispatch announcing the safety of the Steamer Los Angeles.

The Benjamin Combination offer a superior lull for to-night's performance. Go and see tlietn at Merced Theatre. Mr. Seymour, of tho Grange Store, wants six tons of Mexican pink beans. Farmers will please take notice.

There is an Immense CUsh for those gang plows with Moline bottoms ut the (Jrange Store. Twenty-one conveyances were registered yesterday, Bggregratilig nearly 180,000 In value. Judge Sepuiveda left yesterday for Santa Barbara to try some cases in which Judge Fawcett is interested. Officers Ryan and Thomas yes erday arrested a man named James Allen for threatening to kill. Two men were arrested last evening by officer Cruz for lighting in front of Merced Theatre, Dr.

Kurtz anil Mr. Alfred James, hold over as members of the Hoard of Education, Gold closed yesterday afternoon at 14J percent, premium. Currency sold here ut 80 87. Los Angeles Lodge, No. 2Z, R.

A. M. will hold the annual election of officers, Monday night at 7:30 o'clock. One hundred and twenty-five horses have been bought of Don Juan Pointer for the Well's line of stages to New Mexico, The concrete ditch and reservoir of the Lake Vineyard Association arc finished and the tract will soon be subdivided and put in the market. The Turn-Vereln German Dramatic Section will give a grand theatrical performance to-morrow night at Tin Halle.

Officer Thomas lias arrested a man named Jesus Lopez for horse stealing and lie will have a hearing next Tuesday. Visiters In Angeles should visit the Symposium Saloon, near the Pico House. It has the finest stock of liquors iii the city. The soiree of the T. S.

C. last night al Steams' Hall was well attended and vii elegant att'uir. The music by La Ranaieur it Reed's band could not be excelled, Prof, Arrevalo requests us to contradict the statement that be intends leaving the city for a month. He will be gone on a little jaunt of a week. Prof, Havell's stock of organs and pianos will be sold OB the 20tll instant by Jones and Noyes.

It is a great opportunity for obtaining choice instruments, Quarterly Oonoert the Baptist Sunday School will he given at the German church on Spring street, next Sunday evening. A cordial invitation is extended to nil. Seats free. Attention is directed to the tlaement of tlie American Dakniy, in another column. This well known bakery does Its work in tlie best Restem style Mid all its productions arc first el The Santa Monica, Hotel has been leased to Mr.

S. Craigue, of tlie firm of Lips Craigue, for three years. Mr. Craigue hud tho control of the Horton House, San Diego, for years, and knows how to keep a hotel. The) ladies and others interested iv the Sunday School of St, Atlianasliis's Church, arc requested to meet the Rector at Ihe Church this afternoon at 3 o'clock, to make arrangements for tlie Christmas tree for the children, The attention of our readers Is directed to the advertisement of Mr.

F. Tamlet, Landscape Gardener. Mr, Tamlat is a gentleman of experience aud excellent taste iv his business and is worthy tho patronage of those who have homes to heuutify. Merced Theatre bad a fair audience last night, and tho Benjamin Combination did better than usual. Miss Pearl Courtland to-night has a benefit, and believe it will be a bumper.

Go early and get a front seat, as an unusually attractive bill is presented. Alfred Moore, the auctioneer, has his regular Saturday auction sale today, and he will close out an immense quantity of goods. Fie sells almost everything in tlie line of earthly possessions trom a piano to a baby's rattle; horses, boot-jacks and grindstones corks, tacks and dictionaries. Engineer Charles Crawford and liis party have returned after successfully locating the San Fernando and Santa Monica wagon road. The road Is 8 miles through the San Vicente hills and its total length from San Fernando plains to Sant.i Monica is fourteen miles.

We regret to hear of the deatli of Mr. J. B. Resley. late of lowa.

Tlie deceased was a son of Dr. J. Resley, of Le Grand, lowa, and came here for his health, but the disease had too strong a bold on him and be died at San Gabriel. His affiicted father will take tlie remains to Oakland for Interment by to-day's steamer. Judge De Long is busy answering correspondence in regard to this locality.

His efforts lit Kansas were instrumental iv giving tlio deluded Kaswan an accurate idea of tlie climate and capabilities of this section. He has mailed 4,000 pamphlets to all parts of the United States aud they must have a favorable eflect in directing immigration to this section. TRUST. Searching for strawberries ready to em; Finding I hem crimson and huge and sweet; What do you think I found at my feel Deep in the g'een bllDSitfef Four brown sparrows, the cunning things. Feathered breast, and wings, Proud wil I lie dignity plumage brings, I lilng tlieir four mouths wide.

stooping lower to scan my prize, Watching their motions and curious eyes; Dropping my berries iv glad surprise, A plaintive sound 1 heard. And looking up at the mournful call, I spied on a brunch near the old stone-wall, Trembling and twittering, ready to fall, The poor little mother bird. With grief and terror her heart Was Wrung, And while to Ihe slender bough slieclung She fell that the lives of her Inrdtlngs bun On a still more slender thread. A li, birdie! I said, if you only knew My heart was tender and warm and true, But the thought I loved herblrdlliigs too, Never entered her small brown head. Ami so through worldofonrs we go, Hearing our burdens of needless woe, Many a bear heating heavy and slow Cnder its load of caie.

But O. ii we knew That I si as lender, warm an I true, And that he loved us through ami lor Mill, our hearts would be lighter than air. Bananas. Rev. li.

11. Messenger showed us yesterday a banana grown by Mr. Huntington nf Orange. It wtis one of a bunch containing fifty-five bananas, and weighed four and onehalf ounces, An Imported banana which Mr, brought for comparison only weighed three and one-half ounces. The hull) from which the banana grew was imported from the Sandwich Islands and sold to Mr.

Huntington twenty-two mouths ago. II is of the Chinese dwarf Variety. In flavor as well as in size we consider the domestic fruit superior to the imported, This will settle forever the mooted question whether bananas will grow in Southern California. One reason of the superiority of the domestic fruit is perhaps found in the fact that it was allowed to ripen in the sun, while Hie other was picked green and shipped. Mr, Messenger is enthusiastic In his belief thut bananas will Hourish here, and lie bases his opinion upon a long and thorough experience in the culture of the fruit.

He thinks that when planted in groves the stalks will protect each other from any possibility of danger from frost or other damaging elements. We understand that it took twelve years to acclimate the banana In so that they would bear fruit, but here they have conic to maturity the first season after planting. Mr. Messenger lias two or threo hundred Florida bananas, planted the twenty-ninth of last April ami they arc now from six to eight feet high and look as though they are ready to bear. This is even a more rapid growth than the Chinese dwarf, Mr.

Messenger IsCOUfiduDt that lie can clear three four hundred dollars from an acre of the fruit the second or third year. Lumber In San Bernardino County. Mr, 0. (Jrgndall who is just in from tlie San Jacinto mountains, In San Bernardino us a visit yesterday. Mr.

Crandall has been engaged in erecting and carrying on a saw mill tor a company, of which Messrs, Qickuell and Hall are the managers, Tho mill Is about forty miles beyond Colton and eight miles from the Hue of track extended from that point. Mr. Crandall reports an ftbuntlauos of pitch and pine, which he thinks as line as can be found in the State, and there is a supply that will last the mill live years of steady running, About 400,000 feet of lumber has been already sawed. It can be hud down at the track for $18 a thousand, and is equal to tlie same qualities which sell in San Franoisoo at to a thousand, if this ithe case it 111 lime work a revolution in the lumber trade of our city. There is another mill In the same section which is employed in MWlng cedar tics.

Mr. Crandall says that the lumber region is overrun with' bud characters, ss is usual in snoii places. On the night of the listh of last month his tent was cut open and liis pants abstracted from under his head. He lost by the operation tine silver watch and llflu 111 rnooey, The watch be will he able lv identify If be should ever sef ngaiiL The number of the Base was 94,480, and tho works 38,699. Thpthief who has it will do well to he on his guard, or he will bring up with a short turn.

Testimonial. Los Anufi.lvS, Dec. U), 1875. Messrs. Butler Dear We, the undersigned citizens, wishing to give you a token of our esteem and regard, do hereby tender you a farewell benefit, to lake place when and where it may be convejlent to you.

Hoping thut it may be accepted by you, We remain most respectfully, Yours, Fred. M. Gulol, Sam. i'rager, L. Gedaut, Laz.

Mayer, .1. I). Williams, Mark Murphy, James H. Murphy, L. Harris, I.

Colin, Levy Coblcntz, S. Hellman, W. T. Barnett, Lou is Lewin Geo. Ames, Jones it Noyes, (leo, Pridhtiui, W.

l'ridhain. S. Nordlinger, C. Frnger, Jas. Manning, Jos.

Breson, Isadore I'olaski, Wm. 3. Brodrlck, John Carl la, v. Valllafloour, Oscar Macy, T. Jelt.

White. We have interviewed Prof. Havell, and have seen the collection of pianos and organs, that are to be sold at auction by Noyes on Such magnificent instruments as the four Hallet Davis pianos which the Profeaaor tried for us we have nevorseen surpassed, especially I lie No. 7, priced iv catalogue $11011 00. Here is an opportunity to buy an organ or piano that we hope for the sake of dealers in general may neverocour again in Los Angeles.

Call and see them. Dingumn left bla shoes at the St. Charles Hotel ami they are now on exhibition at the saloon. They measure, when laid in line, wcnty-ck Incites and weigh four and half pounds. They are to ho sent to the Centennial to he placed in the California department.

Photograph! for sale by Woifenstein. Mr. David Raab brought to our office yesterday, a bottle of Malvasla Port wine, made from the Malvasia grape, He claims that it is the best wine grape that grows. It certainly has an excellent color and llavor. Mr.

Haab has a large quantity of cuttings from this grape which he offers for sale. The Total Abstinence Society has elected the following oflleors President, Henry King; Vice President, Patrick Connolly; Recording Secretary, A. J. Norton; Financial Secretary, B. Flynn, Tteasurer, Daniel I)o---hcrty.

Ho looked like Prince, or retired Major General, at lie stepped out of the P.a/.uar, corner of Main unit itequena streets, opposite the I. S. Hotel, witli a new black beaver suit, which he had just paid $18 for, and as he walked down Main street tlie eye of envy was on liiin, and numerous were the iiimririe? of where he had that splendid fitting suit made; and astonishment was depicted on every countenance as he answered that it Came from the Razaar, and lie had only paid $18 for it. There ate a few more left, so hurry up ami fret, one before they are all gone, dccl l-lin He is a renovator, nnd he does not ask for money, and this Is the way be gets at it. First.

He lias discovered certain process for colored, and block goods, by which after cleaning them, no matter how faded or rusty they may lie, be restores them to their original newness)of appearance, and then be only asks for cast off clothes as payment for bis work, so don't let us bear any more about, hard times but muster tip all your old traps, and take them to hie shop. His name Is Horatio Mar teen and he keeps al No. 24, Arcadia street, one door below Main nnd adjoining Mr. Signoret's saloon, deellm COURT REPORTS. ki.VENRY, 3.

FaiDAT, In the matter of the estate of n. to show cause why sale of real estine should not be made. lv Ihe matter of Hie estate of Julius made appointing Anna c. s. W.

Hauck executrix. Application Of Jacob 11 'berlv 10 he restored to his property; heat logordered Mondays lit ii mat. Adjourned. ItlHtrtct J. fkihay, Dec.

p. Gllliland Reportwf referee tiled and decree orden lo enter as prayed for in the complaint. Haley vs. Simmon-Oidc- ot yesterday vacated and slinlliir order made to- lay sending the ease to San IWnardlna for trial, the Judge being disqualified. Co.

vs. Kacriste et id-iteport of referee tiled and presented in open court. No objection being ma le by the ordered to enter as prayed for. Adjourned till day of January, at a.m. HOTEL ARRIVALS.

PICO HOUSE. Wright, Delafnuga, Palo It Paitun, Anh Simmons, city HACKMAN HOUSE .1 If Math, City A Chase A fm. USA Ryaa, do Dougherty. City Kose, do Mnilnin sr. a Whitney, proprV.

0 Crawford, Cily Pleasuut, Nletcs l' Kinahll, Fade Jeflres, ti Bind.CHv PMUllny, Weller.do STOCK REPORT. IIV ATLANTIC AN 1) PACIFIC TKI.KOK A I'll LINK. Dltpatrh to the san Fkascinoo, December 10. MOUNING QUOTATIONS. SA.N Kit A X'ISCO STOCK AMI BXCHAHOK HOARD ophir i Bui Hon 42 Mexican 111 IS Gould st 0..

85 Best A 51 tustice ,4 BIJ6 savage 15 9 IP, Julia lMg Hale A Nor. 41 (tt Union 94 Cr. Point succor V.iew Jacket 85 (s Buekevc a (it (Cm pi re (n si 21 ISM Belcher Conrttlet 17 fl stiver Hill fK Con.Vs Eclipse ti (a SNev 1H IBM lid til York 2 1 SPf A FTRRNOON QUOTATIONS. M. 3 HA Ely Cosmopltn.

35e Eureka Con IS 9hi Chontu 4 (n cido so 1J43 Tsn Leopard So, Oal Oila CouVa 37S Panther i Mint Mrtt '4 I 5 (v 4 Best A sttj2 G.Chariot, Justice 31 ft 3i'- 4 Andes SB, Belcher 3.i' a wZ Occi II A it. it 41 A Flat I Gould Alta Hti liil Inlla 15 a LAVasinitn j) CholUr SI (0 A SPA Ophtr wv.ut Wi Midas 7 lit 7 1 Kentuok Wells FrgO '2Uc Overman SI (tf Advertisements win laasirSM In this Department mt Five t'euts pw line. WANT? -LOST FOUND. December nth, 1875, newspni er addressed KDWARD Anybody returning the same to this nffiee, will be suitably rewarded. ANTED.

-Five Restaurant Apply at the Rackman House. St ANTED TO BORROW. lli -l mortgage on good real estate. Address (decttf) this office. to know that they enn get lietler Cigars for the nioncv ut Ihe Kxpress Cigar stand than at nnv other place tn the city.

Next door to Wells, Fargo a Express, uugSUtf. PARTNER Paying and well established business in ibis city, No knowledge ot the business required. lapllal required SBOU. Apply et the oftiee of the Railroad House. WANTED TO for head (if sheep for the ensuing season.

Inquire CHARLES J. ELLIS, novlSlf It Downey Block. few respectable Day VV Hoarders at second house from r'irst St. on West side of Fort terms moderate A pleasant siinnv front room to rent, furnished novlilmo MRS. If.

HEAVER. FOR RENT. FOR (loocl Paying business, Consisting of Cigars, Tobacco, Cutlery, Stationery and Yankee Notions, For particulars enquire of ('. ('. No.

Arcadia Block LOSAngeles. dtofim SHEEP FOR three year old good (rrade Spanish Merino ewes for sale, served wl'h thoroughbred Spanish Merino items Commence lambing the Ist of i iruary. For particulars apply at the Farmi nd Merchants Bank.ot to GEO. CARSON, leeii'tm Domingues Ranch. SHEEP FOR dtswold ewes.

Will lamb earl v. Apnlv to MfCHAEI, BHOPHY, Four miles Northwest of Lyors' Station. decStf GW. MORGAN has for sale at a bar. gain, one of the finest hill lots In lie city.

It adioins Mrs. Cl.ipp's residence, on Olive street. decStl' CTOR flood Dwelling House of live rooms on Main street, with lot containing space for another building. 14,000. BRONX MITCHELL, dgtf Booms6and7Commerclal Bank.

OOMS AND ge men and tlieir wives can be accommodated with single or suits of rooms and board, BornerForl and Franklin streets, one block from Courl House. Inquire at 7S Main st. seL'i tt FOR SALE. 1 St. Stable, a one-horse side spring WHgOD nearly new, Paged ilravel, makers.

TO RENT. rooms next to the House. Inquire at the Symposium saloon. TO nice, large, front nlshed, for one or two gentlemen. Apply soon at No.

Beaudry Terrace, dccs-lw GRAND of I trees, including 1,600 orange trees in bearing. Property contains ovejgffliacres. BRONX A MITCHELL, novfltf Room 0. Coinmercliil Buik. FAMILY ROOM and Board can be had al COL.

PEEL'S, iiecitf 02 spring street. FOR SALE-- An oiaiiti; Oi'Mhardof ml acres in the city on the West side of Main direct, cool lining also a variety of fruit ttoes Walnut, Italian Chestnut, and Vines of the varieties all kinds in bearing. Terms r. i-v. Applo to 11.

MACK, Attorney-At-Law. itaef iio iy Cuutv IRST CLASS BOARD ROOMS. I and large single rooms, with sunny exposure, at the KIMBALL ANSION, New High street. The house is elaborately furnished, contains nil msdern optl commands a charming view of pf uiitalu and valley, nPVfltf FOR SALE. City lois jn an eligible eilily.

Also, I'm'sale or rent, good fruit farming land in Orange, on the Santa Anil ranchO. Water in abundance. Apply 8. novistr Main PURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. Having all modern improvements, commnnding a charming view of mountain and valley.

Apply to Mrs. Wilkins, THE MANSION, '4 and IT) Beaudry Terrace, bet wees llie.ij i Y'sld and New High sts. n9t lm TILLABLE LANDS TO I and near this city, on shares or otherwise, Gf, AS SELL, CHAPMAN SMITJIS. MONEY TO LOAN ll' iUs eurtJy, Apply to rirttlNK MITCHELL, 1 HE! Booms (single) with I board, within len minutes wain of the Courl House. Address K.

M. u.vin ThlsOffloe. CUifNISHFD witli or without board To 11 On between 10th and It'll streets, two iiilioiles walk to the Main street cars. C. HCTHABD.

netti Frxo choice Orange lands at Kan Gabriel, apuly to o. EROENBRIGHT, Han Habriel 'Mission, sepUts-tf FOR SALE CHEAP. -A large number ol tlirilty growing Lime '1 ices, In good condition. Apply to injur c. Gabriel.

A Rare Chance. FOR GOOD PAYING BUSINESS, (be present proprietor to out on account of ill health. A opportunity for a loan with about For particulars apply at this office. octflitt Fc Salc-A Great Bargain. a well furnished house and lot situated In Ihe best location ill this city.

Spring SI I eel i tars pass the door. For particulars, apply at Ibis office, or adthvsa P.0.80x BBS, Los Angeles ocl-J'M NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. It to keep the spirits up you must pour the spoils down, gel M. Keller's pure, unadulterated Brandy. GOodt delivered to all parts of the City free.

(lec7-tf 1 "OK SALE, 24 CHOICE LOTS IN THE MOTT TRACT, OTV TH BILsJMI ThPseLols are entitled to water from Mr. Beaudry's pipes unit are now laid down in most of the streets, and need no grading, PRICES it kNGING FROM $500 to 1,000 per lot. A- 37 Acres in the City Limits, Nf Bl'the Telegraph road leading to ahuengo Pass. Price, $150, per Acre. Apply t'i J.

W. PUTTS, or I. H. At the office of Blunchnrd A Gould, No 19 Temple Block, or J. W.

Morgan, sprlug street Temple Block. nov27 3ni AUCTION Pianos i Organs Important Notice KOK CHKISTMAS NO SUCH OPPORTUNITY Can possibly occur again IN LOS ANGELES To purchase a Piano or Organ. Messrs. JONES NOYES RKHPRCTFULLY call attention to their public sale of PIANOS and ORGANS ON THE 20th of December, 1875. 'i be an' by HALLET-DAVIS And six other ALL FIBtT CLASS.

organs WOOD CO. Tin now mi al the ftfl REQUENA STREET, Below U. 8. Hotel. These have been selected by ami are tbe property of Prof.

A. 11. ILVVELL, sure guarantee of their intrinsic value. Call ana see them. They are lo be aohi ami NO Remember tbe date, December 20th.

MT On ylew fnmi dtle until day of decO-tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. II" yon would fee apod aII and lit lor business, rlrluk on Wines, wfclch you can get nt M. lunedn Street, near A lino, kinds (Ifllveie I hi ail parts of I lie city free. dec7-i i COSMOPOLITAN. THE LEADING BOOT and SHOE EMPORIUM.

WILLIAM SLANEY, HAS JI'ST OPENED AN IMMENSE STOCK OF Boots and Shoes The best in Hie market, consisting of New York, Philadelphia and San Pranolaeo Custom Made Boits and Hand- Sewed aid Screwed. A SPECIALTY The only place where Ladies' Prench-Made Shoes are sold. Also, the lines! quality of Han Franelaoo make. Also, ihe lines! line of Misses' and Children's Shoes In the city. All ol my friends and tlie public in general, who intend buying a winter supply or holiday goods, will tind it to their advantage to ball on me before purchasing elsewhere, as I guarantee to sell better goods, and at prices that defy competition.

To Farmers and Workingmen 1 have tlie best assort men of working Boots and Shoes brought to th Is city, and at prices to suit every body. So cull at once. The only place where LEATHER and FINDINGS are sold. iNo. 100 Main SIGN tip THK BLUE BOOT.

decs lm Marbleized Iron Mantels. PERRY, WOOD WORTH Commercial Street, LOS ANUELKS, CAL HOLD the exclusive agency tor the sale ot Ihe popular Marbleized Iron Mantels iv l.os Angeles county. The attention of builders is directed tothem a.s the Cheapest. Most Oriiiuuculnl Ami Durable Article lor their use ever Invented. dcol-tf PERRY, WOODWORTIT A CO.

FOR SALE. A Fine Farm of 50 Acres, One mile from the Ban Gabriel Mission Depot, with tbe following Improvements. A frame dwelling ttanae, containing six rooms, 8011 Orange, Walnut and oilier fruit trees, from 3to 8 years old, elegant water facilities. 15 acres of the land Is now planted in barley and 111 acres in potatoes, Beatifully situated. Price, Also, 50 Acres Splendid Tree and Vine Land, Within one-half mile of the above depot.

Splendidly located. No Improvements. Title perfect. Inquire of U.S. AI.LINSON.

Mission Depot, dect-tf Or, A. OA BEY, Los Angeles. AT S. HELLMAN'S Spriiisr. and Mum Mtreet.

Los Axoki.ks, Can be found a full assortmenl of CHRISTMAS TOYS, AND Holiday Presents, Direct Irom the Baal and San Francisco, consisting of all kinds of Tin and Wooden Toys, Boeking Horses, Wagons, Wax Dolls, and Dressed Dolls, Work-boxes, Writingdesks, Portfolios, Picture Books, Music Boxes, Albums, and ail kinds MECHANICAL TOYS, etc. dccl lm Notice to Creditors. tTSTATE OF JAMES N- CECIL, Cm is boreby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Ja i.es N. Cecil, deceased, lo the creditors of und all persons having claims against tbe said deceased, to exhibit them with tbe necessary Vouchers, within four months after tbe llrst publication of this notice, to the said Administrator ut the uttlce or J. M.

Thompson, In the city ol Los Angeles, county ot Los Angeles and Slide of California. J. XT. THOMPSON, Administrator of the estate of James N. Cecil, deceased.

Dated December Tth, 1875. 8 4w For Sale. A MOUNTAIN RANCH-ISO acres of surrey cd Government alalia. A rare chance for invalids seeking pure air and healthy Climate, splendid farming land, especially adapted for vineyard ami orange orchard. Plenty of water.

Ten acres cleared and two have been cultivated. New house of three rooms well finished. 00 feel water Pipe, full set carpenter's and agrlcoUa.al tools. Situated a lew miles fr.im town. Will be sold cheap as owner wishes to return East.

Apply to KIMBALL A CHAPIN, novitf Hw. 10 Soring St. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BARBEE GATES, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, I HOOJIS 4 nnd Over Commercial Bank, Main street. I.ou Augrlffl.

TEN ACRES OF LAND With a great variety ol'trees nnd fine residence la Plenty of water. For the Next 60 Days. For 10 between Aliso and First streets, from to the lirstallmei plan, at io per cent, of amount per month. doeT-tf BARBP.P. 4 uATKS.

A Nice Residence On San Pedro street, well Improved. All Elegant Cottage on Main street. Hue KeNitleuce on spring slrei t. Thirty Building Lots between lotli nnd 11th streets. Ten Acres corner Figucroa.

and Washington streets. Four Lota on Temple street, nenr Fort. Hiiililtiig i.ni>. in an parts of tl.c cily. 1.

In Fast f.os Ahgeleis, Pioneer P.uihling Lot Association, ami Mount Plansant, One lion.ln null Nluety-Clve Acres Adjoining city limits, on east side of l.os Angeles river, 5'. per acre. Kighfy ot l.itml near Agricultural Park. Acres of Land adjoining cily limits, on road to Santa Monica. Desirable I a cms ami stock Bandies In nil parts of county and In adjoining counties.

Free Conveyance to all Parts of City. T. BARBEE, Notnrv PullMcs. novf.tf M. H.

KIMBALL. REAL ESTATE IS It Rl. AtiKNTS I'Oli Royal Canadian Insurance MONTREAL. Policies at lowest rales. Sluing f.os Angeles, fal.

FOR IMPROVED FARM, ii acres, well lenced, stocked and cropped. Two artesian wells. Fine hearing orchard, good house, stable, corrals, etc. Only eight miles Irons town, price low, and terms cry easy. COR Ai'BFS ot land requiring ao trr gat ion.

Fine n.iirv or Corn land, located seven miles Mouth of town. Price, -111 per acre. FOR SALE. -Two HUNDRED ANIi KIGltiY acres 01 choice agricultural miles troin the city. Price, per acre, Terms to suit, FOR FARM 4Uacres, cm A limn da street; good house and plenty of water.

Very desirable property. FOR LAND; aaaaa, a corner, and 4U acres with two fronts; as san Pedro street; IKO per acre. CTOR DKHIRARLE HOMFs stead Of 17 acres, good buildings and a young oicbutd. Near Adams and Figucroa streets. Price, FOR AND LOT on Main street.

Price, $8,000. FOR TOTS on the Installment plan. desirably located. FOR SALE. FtTBNISHF.U COTTAUF.

and corner lot. convenient, to business part of city; Immediate session. Price, to.OOO. FOR SALE. FUBNISHF.I) C'OTTAGK nnd lot neir Spring Street Railroad.

Price, OF SIX BOOMS und lot feel, one of lotSlxlitfi. COR HOME and ncies of land; plenty of truit and Ilowers; on Washington street. Price, COR SALE OR Elegant Man- I slon, with 19 aerea ot land, mostly iv Senii-tropical and other fin it. trees in baaring. Verj liberal terms.

CTOR elegant city Mansions, Targe grounds beautifully laid out, abundance of fruit and liowers. One fully furnished. Bare chanci s. COR acres of land, with I niceColtage and stable, adjoining Price, $:1,200. CHEEP TO EXCHANCE FOR LAND near the city.

Say 2,000 or In addition tbe above we have a lame list of desirable city and country properi which we aie offering nt low rates and on terms. M. H. Kimball. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

For Tbe THE CITY of PARIS WILL OPEN ON Wednesday Dec. Ist, A New and Elegant stock of BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, PLAIN AND FANCY PLAIDS, Dress Goods, Poplins, Broche Shawls, Scotch Plaid Shawls, Ladies and Gents' Initial I (andkerchiefs, FURS. All of their own importation and which will offered during this month at greatly reduced prices. st J6 ALSO A New and Klegant stock of PARISIAN TOYS AND Fancy Goods, Expressly selected for this market, suitable for Christmas New Year GrIFTS. A full line of FINE CUSTOM MADE GENTLEMEN and BOYS' LOTHING.

We invite the public to examine our extensive stock, the most complete of any in this city. We shall continue as heretofore the system of One Price Only. CITY OF PARIS, EUGENE MEYER PROPRIETORS, 53 55 Mtiiit St. nmrJUt.