Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-23
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| Los Angeles.
Remember the continued sale of hill
lots next Tuesday.
Joe Breson has fine oil painting
| for rattle.
Picnic of the Irish Literary and So
cial Club to-day.
Go to Washington Gardens and en-
| joy the picnic.
Seven-tenths of an inch of rain fell
on Friday, according to the rain gauge
kept by Mr.. Bliss.
DR.. Guard will preach at the Fort
street Methodist church at IL A. NJ. to-
day.
There is a telegram at the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph office for Geo.
w. Smith.
The Grange Store is the only house
in town which sells the patent sickle
grinder
Miss Allie Gibson has been granted
State certificate, which places her
in position to assume the duties of
school teaching anywhere in the
State without examination.
Mr.. Fred M. Somers, special cores
pondent of the Chronicle, left for San
ia Monica yesterday. He made many
friends during his short stay in the
city.
Rev. Sheldon Jackson, Superinten-
dent of Presbyterian missions in the
Territories, is making our city short
visit and will preach to-day at eleven
o'clock in Good Templars' hall.
By all means don't purchase your
clothing before calling on the Import
ant, under the Lafay cite Hotel, where
prices and goods will surely make it
an inducement to purchasers. I'M
portant.
The funeral of Thomas Fogarty who
died yesterday, will take place at 2:3O
P. NJ. to-day. The Ancient Order of
Hibernians will meet at their hall at
1:30 P. NJ. for the purpose of attending
the funeral.
Mr.. Matthews, Don Mateo Keller's
popular business manager, left by the
steamer Ancon yesterday for a weeks
| trip to San Francisco. He will COM
| bine business with pleasure so far as
he can during the short vacation.
Cameron has received a large sup
ply of Holsters which he serves to GUS
toners cooked or otherwise as direct
ed. He has also fresh stock of
abalones. Cameron's market is al
ways we'll stocked and he fills all Or
ders to the letter.
The entertainment at Turn-Verein
hall last evening was all immense sue
cess. The hall was comfortably filled
| and the amusements, acrobatic, mu-
| sical and social, passed off pleasantly.
The Messrs. StrOhm and Brandt dis
tinguished themselves in the Niagara
leap and other athletic feats.
On arrival of every steamer we are
in receipt of a large assortment of
Spring clothing, which We will be
pleased to show, even to those who do
not contemplate purchasing. I'm
portant.
Don Mateo Keller has already
shipped one hundred and forty-two
pipes of wine to his Philadelphia
house during the past week, and is
preparing still more for shipment.
The whole lot will be sent via the
Isthmas by the Pacific Mail steamer.
A baulky team on the corner of
Also and Alameda streets yesterday
engaged the efforts of three men push
ing at the wagon and two men WELD
ing the whip, and then they wouldn't
move. A locomotive would hardly
have started them.
Prof. Schad requests us to return
( thanks in his behalf for the substantial
benefit rendered to him last Wednes-
day evening. His thanks are espec-
tally due to DR.. Preuss, who managed
the affair so successfully, and to the
musclans who kindly volunteered
their assistance.
Mr.. Ducommun gives timely warn
ing to the boys who overrun his place
on Ducommun street that they must
keep away or they will suffer some
severe consequences. He has lost sew
eral valuable trees and shrubs from
their encroachments, and hereafter he
will have all intruders arrested and
confined in the calaboose or bring suit
for damages against their parents.
All who love to enjoy an evening of
sacred song and praise, are invited to
attend the Fort street M. E. church
this evening. Programmes will be
printed for the occasion with choice
music new and old and will be dis
tributed broadcast in the audience.
There will also be some short and APP
pirate addresses,