Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Library will be closed to-day.
Judge Benjamin Hays left this morning for
San Diego.
Notice is directed to a house for sale in am
other column.
Services at the. .Episcopalan church to-day
at L. O'Clock.
The steamer Orlzaba arrives from San Fran
cisco to-day.
The steamer Senator left for San Francisco
yesterday.
The schooner Emily Schroeder has arrived
with coal for the s. p. h. r. Co.
The post-of1ice will be open to-day-Chrlst-
mas-from eight TO nine o'clock, Am.
The Novelty Theater offers a fine Christmas
bill tonight.
The Congregational church festival last
night was largely attended.
The Oriental restaurant sets out all the del
icacies of the season to-day at their Christ
mas dinner.
We are coming, Father Abraham, 100000
strong,to John Welch's Centennial to-day for
egg-nog.
be celebrated by giving away cigars TO the
numerous patrons of the establishment.
A recent steamer brought 1909 packages for
San Pedro, and 7Sl for Santa Monica, which Is
a good showing for both places.
Mr.. George B. Walker has bought aresi-
dence on Figueroa street near Pico, lately
owned by Governor Downey.
The Morris Vineyard Tract will be sold at
auction on the 4th and 5th of January, giving
great opportunities for bargains.
The Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Compa-
ny's Office will be open to-day from to 10 A.
M, and to6P.M
Rev. II. p. McKusick will occupy the Bap-
tist pulpit tomorrow morning. Subiect-rne
Humanity OF Christ
Messrs. I. N. Van Nuys and ]. b. Lanker-
shin, those well known sheep men from
San Fernando, have come in to spend Christ
mas at the Pico House.
Excursion trains will run to Santa Monica
to-day and tomorrow. hey will doubtless
be crowded, as the fare for the round trip will
be only one dollar
The writer OF the communication signed
"Tax Payer" published in the HERALD a
few days ago, Will please send his address to
this office.
Mr.. John Welch, at the Centennial saloon,
invites his friends to take their Christmas
egg-nog at his place. Be sure and see Welch
to-day.
There will be a regular meeting of Los An
geles Lodge, No. AZ, f. & A. NJ, at their hall
at GAS p. NJ, Oh Monday for installation of
officers. A full attendance is requested.
The regular annual assembly of Los Ange-
les Council No. H. X. & S. W., will be held on
Monday evening, December 9th, for the elec-
ton of officers. A full attendance is respect
fully requested.
Get your baked pork and beans at the
American Bakery on Sunday morning.
Baked beans and Boston brown bread make
an elegant dish for Sunday morning break
fast.
The artificial stone factory of Barrett &
Hamilton, in East Los Angeles, is attracting
general attention. Remember this artificial
stone takes the place of stone. brick and
wood.
Among the shipments yesterday were 40
boxes OF oranges and 6 boxes of lemons from
Sresovich, and As sacks of corn from w. II.
Beall, besides alarge number ofway packages
of freight.
Christmas festival will be held at Leck's
| Hall next Thursday evening, for the children
| and members of Trinity Church Sabbath
| School. Let all the children go and have
merry time.
The San Francisco Alta OF the 22d says:-
| There is hanging up in the Alta office, a
| small twig, cut from an orange tree In Woif-
| skill's orchard, at Los Angeles. The twig
bears the luscious load OF eighteen large, full
| lv-deyeloped and tempting oranges. 1t is q
| beautiful sight that attracts the attention oil
| all who visit the office.
| Washington Gardens present fine bill fol
| tomorrow, consisting of a grand performance
and an inspection of the Golden menagerie
Miss Garcia, Mr.. G. w. Jester, Mons. Rolio
Brock, Master Aleco, Signor Felix and Other
well known performers will appear. Aftei
the performance there will be grand dance
| to magnificent music. The animals Will be
| fed at O'Clock, after which the performance
| commences.
Buy your Christmas groceries OF Charles
| BrCde, near Turn Verein Hall on Spring
| street. Brode has one of the most select as
sortments OF q oeeries in the city and sells al
low figures. All housekeepers desireus of get
! ting up a first class dinner to-day, should cal
on Brode. He has everything suitable fol
| hieh-toned households and will sell at Sar
Francisco prices. Produce bought ana SOLD
| Goods always fresh and guaranteed. Ever,
| cfaamqr brings new SupDly.