Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-10
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

pular.
The steamer Ancon is due to-mor-
row.
The Board of Public works meet to-
day.
The Orizaba sailed for San Francis
co yesterday.
Confidence engine company had
drill last evening.
For Singer sewing machine, call
on Doak & Lu Gar, Nos. 90 and 25
Spring street.
Second hand Pianos for rent and
rents applied to the purchase of same,
at Patrick's Piano agency. m5tf
Lucien Curtis of Los Angeles Dis
tillery fame demands new trial. The
motion will be heard on the 18th inst.
Two well known artists for Harpers
Weekly are at San Diego and will
soon arrive at Los Angeles.
The Turner's realized q handsome
profit in their picnic at Washington
Gardens.
We give our readers this bit of ad-
vice gratis. For good and cheap cloth
ing go to the great Important, under
the Lafayette Hotel.
Rev. C. B. Riddick, of Los Nietos,
will preach at Trinity church next
Sunday in the absence of Rev. A. M.
Campbell, the pastor.
Pianos, organs and other musical
instruments tuned and thoroughly
repaired at Patrick's, No. 60 Spring
street. mayo I'm
The ladies of the Ladies' Aid Socie-
ty, of the Episcopal church will meet
at Mrs. Gephardt's residence this af-
ternoon,e at l o'clock. r.c mvgfnF
The members of the Vestry of the
Episcopal Church are requested to
meet to-day wednesday, at the Rec
tors study, on Temple street. at four
O'Clock p. NJ. e4
We are pleased to announce that
Mr.. F. R. Angel, our present Deputy
Postmaster, has received the appoint
ment of shorthand reporter for the
County Court. -
1t is said that race for $4,000 stakes
will take place at Agricultural Park
in about six weeks. 1t has been ar
ranged between "Brushy John" and
Sam Harper's "Plow Boy"
Pianos for rent and reDts credited as
part payment if purchased within
three months, at Patrick's, No. go
Spring street. may9-1m
A meeting of the Committee on Lit
erary Exercises for the Fourth of July
is called for next Friday evening at 8
o'clock at the rooms of Judge Sepul-
veda.
"And can'st thou always love me
thus, Nellie ?" She answered with
smile and said she would if he prom
ised to always buy his clothing at the
great Important, under the Lafayette
Hotel.
r. G. McCreery, the wide awake
dairyman has in course of construc-
ton, fine milk wagon which will
virtually "take the rag off" the out
fits of all his competitors. 1t will be
an elegant and capacious affair, capa-
BILE of carrying one hundred and sixty
gallons of milk-and water. fpe
Miss Maggie Mclaughlin, lately
with Miss Haight, is now connected
with the millinery and dressmaking
establishment of Messrs. Doak q Lu
Gar. She will devote her entire at
tention to French stamping in every
branch, and ladies' white work. Leave
your orders at the new stand, Nos. 23
and 25 Spring street. -lll1
Mrs. HI. Cohn, one of the most popu-
lar dress makers of our city, has con-
nected herself with the establishment
of Messrs. Doak & Lu Gar, and now
has full charge of the dress making
department. Mrs. Cohn is without
superior in her profession, and she
will draw large share of custom to
the new quarters, Nos. 23 and %
Spring street.
The Committee on Literary Exer-
cises, for the coming 4th of July, cele-
bration, composed of Hon. Y. Sepul-
veda, A. James, E. M. Ross, ]. A.
Graves, H. T. Hazard, J. P. Widney,
M. J. Newmark, of Los Angeles:-J.
w. Quinn, of Anaheim and II. A.
Saxon, of Ballona, is requested to
meet at the Chambers of Judge Sepul-
veda, at s O'clock P. M. on Friday
the 18th day of May. A full attend.
ance is desired, as business of import.
ance will be transacted.
G. E. Glidden has removed his Sew
ing Machine Emporium from No. 5
Court street, to Aliens Block, corner
Of Spring and Temple streets, where
he will be pleased to show his friends
and patrons sewing machines of the
new Wilson and Howe patents of the
most improved style and pattern.
The Hall treadle movement of which
Mr.. Glidden is agent, is an ingenious
appliance worthy the examination of
those having sewing machines, as it
runs easily, and by it machine can
not be run backward.
Messrs. Doak & Lu Gar have fitted
up one of the neatest and estappoint-
ed millinery and dress making estab-
llshments in the city, at their new
quarters, Nos. % and 25 Spring street.
A glance at their spacious show-win-
dow will reveal the latest novelties in
fashions, and what the ladies would
call many "leves of bonnets.n The
millinery branch of the business is un-
der the direct conduct of Madame Van