Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30


A pleasant reception will be given
at Leck's ball on Thursday evening
next. We notice as the Committee Of
Reception Messrs. ]. G. Kays, >. NJ.
White and 5. Sepulveda, which is a
guarantee that 1t will be select and
well managed.
Connecticut tobacco raised by George
Spiker, on San Pedro ST., one mile from
the city and cured by the old process,
is attracting much attention. He has
raised about one acre of It, yielding
a ton, and some of which sold for for
ty cents per pound. Three years ago
Mr.. Spiker took the premium at the
fair.
Mr.. H. Mcclellan, the agent of Good
all, Nelson & Perkins line of steam
ers, received q telegram from Santa
Barbara yesterday stating that the
OriZaba had left that place at 5o'clock
i'm the morning with no passengers,
three hundred tons of freight and one
hundred empty pipes for Los Angeles.
She will arrive this morning at San
Pedro. t - GEtt
A belligerent drunk man under.
took to clean out Hamel, at the Unit
ed States Hotel, and his book-keeper,
but the last we saw of the gentleman
he was on his hack in the street i'll
totally demoralZed condition. a fine
| at Mayor Beaudry's Court this morn
| ing will probably show him that 1t is
useless to tackle these muscular Unit
ed States Hotel boys.
Late on Thursday night as Mr..
Caystile was returning home he dis
covered a scoundrel peeping into the
window of a room occupied by one of
| the ladies In the family. On being
/ hailed he ran and Mr.. Caystile fired
at him. We merely publish the above
as a notification 10 the finder, of a
| dead man in any of our vineyards or
zanjas to take him to Mr.. Caystile at
the Mirror Office
Col. E. J. c.. Kewen has reopened
his law office and hereafter we will
hear his eloquent voice In our Courts.
He has formed partnership with Mr..
Stephen M. White, one of the bright
est young man of the Los Angeles
bar, and they will make strong le-
| gal team. With the learning, talent,
and experience If Col. Kewen, COM
bined with Mr.. Whites exten.ive ac.
quaintance, brilliant powers and
great industry will at once take a
leading position.
The Pacific Insurance Agency Of
Littlefield & Williams advertise some
of the oldest fire insurance companies
in the United States and Europe.
Their assets run away up In the mill
lions, so high, in fact. that any fire
short of the last general confiagration
OF this terrestrial sphere will not i'm
pair their ability to pay. AS that
contingency Is SO remote we recRm-
mend our property owners to secure
themselves against possible loss hy the
ordinary contlagrations that trouble
this country.
DR.. Aborn leaves to-day for Santa
Barbara, and now that he is leaving q
few words of commendation will not
be construed into a solicited puff. The
editor of the HERALD has had busi-
ness relations with DR.. Aborn during
the past four years, and We take
pleasure in stating that during that
period he has maintained the charac-
ter Of II gentleman i'm every respect.
As physician his work speaks for
itself and needs no endorsement from
us. He has made the study of certain
diseases, which he names in his adver-
Atisements and circulars, n speciality.
He does not pretend n familiarity with
all the diseases that flesh is heir to,
nor does he claim mastery over
them. But he does claim to under
stand and know how to cure or al levi
ate a number of diseases, and that ne
claims no more than he is able to per-
form is fully substantiated by the
sworn statements of hundreds who
have been cured or benefited by his
skillful treatment.
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