Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-27
LOCAL BllEVITIES.

morrow. aeEE
There is talk of gander pull at the
Nietos. Don't do it; it's relapse in
to barbarism.
The clerks at the depot will celebrate
Thanksgiving Day by attending to the
steamer passengers.
The morning contemporary had q
bitter editorial in its yesteray's issue;
1t was a "Hostetter.'' Ail
The telegraph lines are stretched to
San Fernando, Los NietOs, and nine
miles on the San BernardinO line.
-Four teams left Yesterday to san
Demanding for Nj. d Co.; ! to Spadra,
A. B. c.; and to Cerro Gordo for Y.
H. & Co.
Through the sudden illness of the
pressman the HERALD came out late
yesterday. Subscribers will please ac-
cept our apology.
Judge Marshall had one of his legs
broken yesterday. He was stepping
into a carriage, when the horse start ed
and his foot caught. -
Nietos people are complaining be-
cause the telegraph is not set going in
that place. They say the instruments
are lying in the depot here idle.
| A. M. Ketchum, recently of Sche-
nectady, is about to establish Il shirt
manufactory at Nos. 23 and "a, Tenn
pie Block. He is old i'm the business
and makes from the latest patterns.
Councilman Teed is a candidate for
reelection. He ought to he elected.
He is q faithful watch of the interests
of the city, and as honest man as the
city can produce. Go and elect him.
The Congregational and the two
Methodist Churches will hold Union
Thanksgiving service this morning, at
II o'clock, in the Methodist Church,
Fort street. Rev. j. Bates is appointed
to preach.
The brig Hesperian, which arrived
yesterday at San Pedro from Eureka,
brought the following passengers:
Miss Ella Williams, Mrs. Wilkinson
and son, Miss Lizzie Wilkinson, Capt
Thomas, Messrs. Elias and Myers.
The ladies all say that J. +. Small
has the best millinery stock in the
county. All prudent and parsimo-
NOUS husbands are fOrbidding their
wives going near lest they be enticed
by the beauty of the articles into buy
ang. iatsft f~a- ~
S. H. Slaught & Go. have a new
column of fine offers in the real estate
line. Look at them. He is a good
reliable man, and people desiring to
purchase will find in him desirable
agent. He is making many large
sales.
s. Fl. Slaught, real estate agent, 73
Main street, has made arrangements
to do first class life and fire insurance
business. Edgar A. Way, late of
Brooklyn, New York, is with him. He
is a courteous intelligent gentleman,
fully up in his business.
At the earnest solicitation of very
many of his friends, Mr.. Frank Sabi-
chi has consented to be a candidate
for reelection as Councilman for the
Third Ward. Mr.. Sabichi has been
one of the most efficient members of
the present Council, and the people
will be benefited by his reelection.
Our friends in Los NietOs ask us to
go for the railroad company, because
1t does seem hard, when railroad
has been built, that time should elapse
before it can be used. Two thousand
bushels were refused day before yes
terday.
There is pond opposite Kellers
Wine Factory of a most superior kind.
The principal elements which enter
into its composition are sulphuretted
hydrogen and asafntida. In plain
language it has no business to exist,
emits an unpleasant OdOr and the
health officer should have his atten-
ton called to it.
& Bradley, was serenaded by his Ger
man friends last evening; the occasion
being his return from a matrimonial
trip to San Francisco. After the sere-
made, the party We're handsomely re-
freshed at Congress Hail." where
feast of song was enjoyed by those
present, until the ''wee sma' hours of
morn"
Six large photographs were received
| to-day at the Clarendon. The size of
| the pictures is 3lX25 incnes. The ar
| tist Is Watkins, in San Francisco, and
the subjects are the Three Brothers at
the Yosemite, the Mariposa Trail in
the valley, and Piwyac or Nernal Fall.
A section Of Grizzly Grant, view of
n. Dome from Mirror Lake. The Yo-
semitic Falls and the Golden Gate.
They will decorate the Office and the
main hail.
| EDITORS HERALD: I have watched
with much interest your course taken
on the management Of the Fair, and
agree with all my neighbors residing
| in this, the southern part of the city,
I'm approving of the same. The far
mers of Los Angeles are glad to know
there Is one journal in our midst not
afraid to speak the truth. If it's cir
culation is not greatly increased by
your bold, fearless and truthful course,
I shall be very much mistaken.
Mr.. Prewett shows us very beauti-
full rendition of the Bible, which is
made for family use. 1t is large, and
has beautiful clear print, and is alto
gether such a book as no family should
be without. 1t has 400 engravings,
among which are. some very beauti-
fully executed steel engravings. Mr..
Prewett will begin to deliver to his
subscribers Stanley's elbow l found
Livingston" on Saturday, and desires
that they may be ready to take them
at once.
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