Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-31
gos Aageles Aerald.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Go tonight to Woods Opera House.
The Orizaba sails for San Francisco
to-day.
Strawberry short.cake at Mrs. But
ler's. m27:1w
Remember the Church festival this
evening.
The Board of Public Works meet
this afternoon.
Last week S. d. Young, supervisor
of the First District, had his leg bro
| ken by "a bronco.
No Small Pox at Woods Opera
House.
Mr.. Berry has secured fine flow of
artesian water on his place in the me-
| sa lands near Santa Ana.
Clothing sold at San Francisco cost
at Jacoby's clothing store, Downey
Block.
CLARK hear an angel singn that
the cheapest clothing house on the
coast is the "Great Important under
the Lafayette Hotel.
Mr.. J. w. Griffith and daughter left
on Saturday for New York and the
Centennial. Their many friends wish
them pleasant experience.
Take your lunch at Mrs. Buffers
Coffee House. m27:lw
The barkentine Ella, wrecked about
six months ago, near Anaheim land
ing, will be got off without much
damage.
Mr.. Thos. McCaffrey, the obliging
depot telegraph operator. has been
kept from his post for day or two
with severe attack of toothache.
Entire change of programme at
Woods Opera House.
1t is reported that the California
Senator, Sharon, mis-representing
the State of Nevada, will favor Santa
Monica with his presence during the
coming Summer.
w. j. Massar, man aged about fif-
ty years got on spree, got mad at
himself and on Friday hung himself
to tree about two miles from Santa
Ana. He leaves family.
Good quality merino and canton
flannel undershirts at 80 cents each.
White and colored shirts at 80 cents
each at Jacoby's clothing store, Dow
ney Block, 63 Main street.
Geo. Moulthrop, the longtime en-
gineer on the Cotton branch of the S.
P. r. r., leaves to-day for g. visit to
the Centennial. His place will be
supplied by Mr.. S. ]. Mayo.
"Wilie, dear, where are you going
to ?" "Wood's Opera House.
Personal-"Charles if you see Dick,
tell him to go to the "Great Impor-
tant' and get one Of their Centennial
suits same as 1 got-best fit [ ever
had"
A pleasant time is anticipated at
the festival of the Trinity M. E.
Church at Good Templars' Hall this
evening. Strawberries, ice cream, lem
onade and such other goodies will be
dished up.
The steamer Los Angeles arrived at
Santa Monica yesterday morning at
six o'clock with 1T tons of freight and
forty passengers for that place, and
one hundred tons of freight for San
Pedro.
ut Gfar OF
Woods Opera House.
The members of the British Benev-
oent Society of Southern California
are requested to meet at the Office of
Alfred Moore, No Court street, next
Friday evening. The meeting is for
the purpose OF perfecting the constitu-
tion and Bylaws of the Society.
Lost-Ten dollars by not buying
my clothing at the "Great Impor-
tant' under the Lafayette Hotel, the
cheapest house in Los Angeles.
Mrs. L. F. Badly is canvassing the
city for the "World of Wonders,"
"Wife No. 1917 and "Quad's Odds"
She is we'll and favoraoly known in
our community, and We are pleased
to learn is meeting with excellent sue
cess.
NY father sould charcoal, every
night at Woods Opera House.
The Riverside Land and Irrigating
Company have some of the finest
lands ON the Coast for cultivation.
Twenty thousand acres of land with
an abundance of water, offer an op-
portunity that few localities present.
Those desiring to purchase should in
spect before going elsewhere to locate.
Mr.. M. G. Baker brought to our
sanctum yesterday an egg of the
Brahma species which is quite mar
vel for size, measuring ST inches in
circumference one way and "a inches
another. If anybody has an egg to
beat this we should be happy to make
note of the fact.
Don't fail to visit Woods Opera
House tonight.
Wanted-Everybody to get their
clothing from the cheapest house on
the coast rememner the HGreat I'M
portant" under the Lafayette Hotel. .
We present this morning the adver-
tisement of the coll fal Loan and
Savings Bank of San Francisco. This
institution is abundantly sound and
reliable and its business a speciality
which will meet the wants of a large
portion of the community. Read the
advertisement.