Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-01-11


Inc Underwear at one Dollar.
~-.-a..-.-.
DIR. II. L. Lucky is on board the Ori-
zaba.
DR.. McDougal and wife are on board
the Orizaba.
The Taber's freight was received at
the depot yesterday.
There is message in the telegraph
office for McKennon.
One team left the depot yesterday for
san Bernardino, consigned to M IL Co.
Any person can see one Hthirteen
cent? chrome by calling at the HER
AID office.
Lost-between Post Office and Sis
ters of Charity, fur cape. Please
leave it at DR.. Shorb's office.
Samuel Levy has purchased 1000
sheep and will place Lthem on his
ranch below the race ground.
The afternoon train to-day, will
leave Wilmington at one o'clock z. NJ.
and returning will leave Los Angeles
at three.
Flowing in the Monte is we'll add
vanced. The crops are looking ex-
tremely well, and a larger extent of
ground is sown than for many years.
f. II. Boyd, of Los Nietos, gave us
u call yesterday. He reports every
thing lively there, grain moving, and
the farmers busy.
The school of Professor w. B. Law
lor opened on Monday last with a very
full attendance. The prospects are
good for prosperous term.
b The performance at the Spanish the
atre was decided success. Two
charming little comedies were well
presented, and the audience was kept
in q roar of laughter all the time.
Capt. Higgins, the new agent for the
Pacific Mail s. $. Co. at San Francisco
has abolished the wharfage charge on
freight landed on the Companys
dock.
D. w. Fitzpatrick, fashionable
Tailor, is turning out every day BEAU
tiful suits fsplendid fitting garments,
which speak for themselves to the pub
lie in general without any blowing.
The Star says that 80 cuttings of
quotations from the HERALD are in it's
possession taken from exchanges. We
also have been searching for clippings
from the Star but as yet have found
none.
Hon. J. E. Griffin has his card in the
HERALD this morning. Mr.. Griffin
will give especial attention to land and
probate business. AS Probate Judge
for four years of one of the leading
counties in Illinois, he has an expert
ence in such matters that will recon-
mend him.
The HERALD chrome is taking with
everybody. One gentleman, u sub
scriber already, begged us not to show
it to his daughter, as she'd want an
other paper, and that he could not
afford. Don't be alarmed friends, all
81 subscribers new or old shall have a
copy.
Mr.. Reed the proprietor of the candy
factory, in the White House, informs
us that his business is prospecting, and
that he is likely to drive out of the
trade, the San Francisco makers. Mr..
Reed manufactures the finest candies
made in California and he sells at very
reasonable prices. We wish him
abundant success.
i bC VIAL lulIiS llttlc uIIdliSCIISHU Dc-
tween the morning star and its even
ing echo, by which they exchange ed
itorials and thus save both editorial
labor and composition bills, is quite
an economical feature in newspaper
publishing, and beats the "patent in
sides" all hollow; but the using the
same article several times, and print
ing ittwice in one column, is becoming
rather monotonous.
The Star not feeling particularly
elated with its success in pitching
into the HERALD, tried its hand on
Mr.. Berge, our city distributor. Sam.
didn't appreciate having his name
banded about by such beastly con-
Germ, and yesterday, he went around
there, and gave old adiposity talk
ing to, that nearly scared him out of
his boots.
+. Lewenthal is selling off his mag
niicent stock of dry goods and cloth
ing very cheap, to close out before
removing. About the first of March
Mr.. Lewenthal will move into the
store on the corner of Los Angeles and
Commercial streets, formerly occupied
by s. Prayer, where he will open one
of the finest stocks of goods ever seen
in Los Angeles. He is one of our most
enterprising merchants and deserves
the success he has secured.
At the rink last night there was
grand time. The Hall was crowded,
every skate was in use, and all went
merry as marriage bell. The COM
pany was very select. The skating
was generally good, except now and
then a foolhardy person, an editor,
perhaps, would trust too much to his
luck, and be brought up standing.
The constant pressure on the HER
AID job office has made it necessary
to provide additional facilities for do
ing work, and we have accordingly
ordered new Gordon job press. of
large size, which will be here in q few
DAYS. We have received notice from
Chicago that it was shipped on the LIST
and consequently its arrival may be
looked for soon. This will greatly in
crease our facilities for the execution
of fine work, and will enable us for a
time at least to keep up with the de-
mands of our patrons.
Complimentary.