Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-14

Ha
below Alameda, has the most COM
plete slaughter house, packing house,
smoke house and ware house, in South
ern California. He kills daily fifty
hogs, has on hand tons of smoked
meat, and stores nearly 5000 cans of
lard. His smoke house has q daily
capacity of $4,000 pounds, and he sells
hogs heads, pigs feet, spare ribs, back
bones, and tender, loins for q song.
For anything in this line we redbm-
mend call on Mr.. Bennett. His es-
tablishment is public necessity, and
everything from his establishment
can be relied on. Pork, fresh or smOk-
ed is for sale at low prices, and ho-
tells, boarding houses and families will
find it to their Interest to trade ut No.
so, Also street. -.
Never was the time in Los Angeles
when music was so much cultivated
and the demand for pianos so great as
at the present;and an opportunity will
soon occur for those who are not yet
supplied with an instrument to obtain
one Messrs. Jones & NOyes informs
us that the auction Of pianos to take
place on the Goth of next. month Is
surely to be bone fide affair, every
instrument will be warranted and
when we mention the names of the
makers, viz: Hallet, Davis, Durham,
Vose, New York Co., Arlington &c. &c
we feel sure that no more need be said.
have the original case to box up with.
AS Christmas is coming this sale must
be very opportune. @
There are at present some fifty pa
tientsin the County Hospital under
the charge of the Sisters of Charity.
We visited the premises yesterday on
the invitation of Dr. Brooke the County
Physician and were greatly pleased
with the neatness. order and general
air of comfort so far as comfort can go
in a sickiS rooni-which everywhere
pervaded the place. The only com
plaint which we heard was for the
want of fires which it seems the coun-
ty is too poor TO provide. We would
respectfully urge it as humanitarian
subject upon our Supervisors that the
damp and chilly weather is now upon
us and that rheumatic bones and thin
blood are peculiarly sensitive to these
little acerbities of climate. Let the
wards of the county have fire to
warm their aching limbs.
An interesting divorce suit is
on the tapis. 1t appears that the lady
eloped from her liege lord on the an
niversary of their wedding day. She
is young and pretty and her paramour
is ugly, ignorant and ungainly. If he
had wooden leg, q glass eye, u de-
formed hand and st. Vitus dance, he
could not be much more unInterest-
ing. But then there is no accounting
for pretty woman's whims and she
says she never loved before. ~ ~
All having business at or near the
depot should call att. z. Morey's res
taurant and partake of his excellent
fare. Everything is neat and tooth
some and the price per meal puts it
Within the reach Of all. Morey's De-
pot Restaurant is one of the most pop
ular resorts i'm Los Angeles and he de-
serves his success, for he caters to the
most refined gastronomic tastes. Give
him call on Commercial street near
the depot. ,,e.....,s4
At Jack VOLTS Headquarters, Dow
ney Block, Main street, on Saturday
evening, November Goth, will be raf-
fled off two fine cases of stuffed birds.
Tickets are now offered for sale at one
dollar each. The highest throw gives
the first choice and the lowest the sec.
ond. The cases may be seen at Jack
VOLTS place, as above stated. Tickets
one dollar each. Stitb3tift sVH
DR.. Aborn has returned to this city
from Santa Barbara and will probably
remain here during the Winter, or at
least until he leaves for Philadelphia,
which place he will make his future
home. The announcement that the
Doctor will remain with us through
the Winter will be received with
pleasure by his many friends and pa
tients here.
Jones Il Noyes made a large sale of
horses, mules and wagons yesterday
morning. They offered thirty days
time on approved security, but the
purchasers all preferred to pay cash.
1t speaks strongly in favor of our busi-
ness prosperity when such q fact as
this can be recorded.
On Friday night quite crowd gath
cred at Fischer's, corner of Main and
Second streets, to pass social hour
with Mr.. Thomas Whyte, of San Fran
cisco. 1t was lively crowd and con-
yiviality was the order of the evening
They parted at q late hour all earnest
in their wishes for Mr.. Whyte's future
health and prosperity. M
The famous Albino Troup will per-
form at Washington Gardens this af-
'ternoon and evening. The proprietor
offers grand ball and this fine aero
batic performance, together with
thrilling balloon ascension. No bet
ter show than this is ever seen in
Woodward's Garden. SO
Among the shipments yesterday
were, 25 casks of wine, from Kohler &
Frohling;5O sacks Of corn, from S Levy;
bales of wool, from Hellman, Haas
l. Co.; Is sacks of castor beans, from
g. HI. Peck; 100 sacks of meal, from
Also Mills.