Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-25

n dozen pure linen handkerchiefs for 81.
All kinds of Garden and Grass Seed
for sale at 8. Hellman's. next to Post Office.
Important from New York
and will open under the Lafayette
Hotel,
on Saturday, February 2Sth.
with very large and fashionable
stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Carpets, etc.,
etc. Goods will be sold lower than at
any other store. tsoes
Nobody is asking for more rain.
The Senator is due tomorrow.
The mails are now coming in regu-
larly. ZEE sAo
Rev. Mr.. Birdsall does not accept the
Episcopal passionate.
What has become if the Pacific pas
senger list.
The guardian, of San Bernardino,
will publish q daily. Good. q @l4 :
Ell monte is flooded for a great space
of country. ases0 IA ~
Capt. Clarke has opened q notary
office In the HERALD building.
The HERALD goes under it's new
management March Alst.3 Ms Is X
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Legislature, printed in another column
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Important from New York
w is coming, i8
and, will open under the Lafayette
.., a.s.a.. Hotel,
IS on Saturday, February 28th.
with very large and fashionable
stock Of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
Clothing; boots, Shoes, Carpets, etc.,
etc. Goods will be sold lower than at
any other store.
The sale of books at Noyes' auction
room was not very brisk, not SO much
as the books demanded. %
The proprietors of the San Jose
grant are surveying and extending its
boundaries, and the settlers which it
has been made to include again to feel
Owlish. seug Ett.s'ost.s
J.. w. Dunbar, of the Clarendon,
sent couple of shaddOck to San
Francisco yesterday that were curiosi-
ties in the way of size, each measur-
ing % inches in diameter.
Messrs. Case & Erskine, the great
threshing machine men of Racine,
Wisconsin, have been in town for the
past few days. Last year this firm
manufactured some 1900 threshing
machines besides much other agricul-
tural machinery.
Mr.. J. N. Choynski, the San Fran
cisco importer OF old and new books,
Is at Noyes' old auction store, and has
the best supplyof books we have seen
for long time. He makes sales as
cheap as the cheapest, and books, as
rare as the rarest. asfa 49,
T. d. Greed begs to return thanks to
the ladies of Los Angeles for the pat
ronage he has received during his stay
here, he regrets exceedingly not being
able to stay any longer. He begs to
state that he will return here at some
future time with large stock of all
kinds of dry goods, which he will
offer to the public at reasonable prices.
Freighted teams left the depot yes
terday for the following places: One to
Lone Pine, assorted; two to San Ber-
nardino, assorted; one to San Bernar-
dino, consigned to M. B.; one to San
BernardinO, consigned to B. & r.. ;one
to Los Nietos, consigned to e. Il. B.;
one to Ell Monte, consigned to T. M.
L.; one to Ell Monte, assorted.
Important from New York
and will open under Che Lafayette
Hotel.
boa on Saturday, February 28th.
with Q very large and fashionable
stock OF Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Carpets, etc,
etc. Goods will be sold lower than at
any other store.
Z The Bakersfield Courier of the 21st
mentions that Gen. Beale and r. S.
Baker are there. 1t adds "The Cen
eral, we learn, Is here attending to
important business interests and will
make longer stay than usual In this
and Los Angeles counties. Mr.. Baker
Is well-known as former resident and
leading citizen of long standing. in
Kern county. He is now established
In Los Angeles, where he has been
highly favored by fortune and has the
bestreasohs to be happy"
The people of Los Angeles are ready
to extend the hand of welcome to all
enterprising and worthy new corners.
. Thew will, Therefore. be pleased to
meet DR.. M. 8. Jones, recently Of st.
Louis, who has just left a large and
lucrative practice in that city for
reason Of his health, and has made
his home in Los Angeles. He devotes
his especial attention to the eye, ear
and throat, and bears the very highest
testimonials Of ability from the Medi-
cal fraternity Of the city he has just
left.
Mr.. Strickland, one of the lessees Of
the rink, informs us that preparations
are being made to hold grand skat-
ing carnival, in masque, at the rink
On saturday night of next week. The
costumes brought from San Francisco
for the Turn Verein masquerade, Will
be retained for the rink party and will
be furnished to persons desiring TO
participate at q very moderate cost.
Mr.. Strickland says It is the purpose
Of the managers to make this rink
party the most recherche event OF the
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