Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-13
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
City Dads tonight.

| 30 WciC III tho CiOy yeSteiuay.
There is $137, ,33S.4O in the county
treasury.
Next Sunday will be Easter. Pre-
pare your eggs.
There are eleven vessels in the har-
Dor at San Pedro.
Judd & Co. are loading the ship Vic
tor at San Pedro with grain for Wash
ington Territory.
Eggs are growing scarce in the mar
ker. 1t may be that the extra demand
of the season is the cause.
Judge Sepulveda leaves for Santa
Barbara to-day to officiate for Judge
Fawcett.
Capt. Nelson, of Goodal, Nelson &
Perkins, and wife are registered at the
Pico.
Five car loads of ties and two car
loads of telegraph poles went to the
front yesterday.
The Mohongo sailed for San Fran
cisco last evening with one hundred
passengers.
A light team belonging to Santa
Cruz ran away on Spring street yes
terday. No damage.
The Orizaba is due Tomorrow. She
has large passenger list and l50 Chi
namen for the Tunnel.
Arthur Brown, J. HI. Strowbrdge
and Col. +. f. Hewitt male flying
visit to Seven Pal ms yesterday.
The Important, under the Lafayette
hotel, makes clothing speciality,
therefore you can find the cheapest
and most complete stock in Los An
geles.
The ladies of the M. E. church
South will hold a social this evening
at the residence of Dr. n. P. Richard
son, on Buena Vista street, Fort Hill.
A good time is anticipated.
There was disgraeeful row on the
corner of Main and Arcadia streets
Tuesday evening. AS the parties are
young men of usually good reputation
we withhold their names. There were
no arrests.
A horse brought to Jack Harris
blacksmith shop, on Spring street,
yesterday, to be sbod, took fright at
the array of blacksmith's apparatus
and ran up street, taking light wag-
on with him. Slight damage.
If you want pair of shoes for your
self or your children the best place to
buy them is at Meyerstein's new store
under the Lafayette Hotel. al2-10d
1t is reported that man in this
city beat his wife day or two ago.,
and that he is in the habit of beating
her. All right, our Sheriff is a skill
fui hand with a buggy whip, we pre-
sumo he will settle with all our wife
beaters. Pay them off in their own
coin; our reporter will be on hand.
The Lafayette Hotel coach was up
set while leaving the Southern Pacific
Depot Tuesday evening with passen-
gers from the Senator. One mans
hip was broken by the accident and
another received internal injuries.
There were six ladies in the coach,
but they all escaped without serious
injury.
The cheapest house ON the Pacific
coast is the Important under the La
! fayette Hotel. They make clothing a
speciality land therefore carry the larg-
est stock. Call ere buying else
where.
Macy, Wilson g. Co. keep the most
stylish livery rigs in the city. Prices
reasonable and satisfaction always
! guaranteed.
The Riverside NeaOs says that a
large snake was killed by Harry john
son on the mountain side West of that
| place, one day last week. 1t measured
five feet in length and was six inches
in circumference.
James Munroe, well-known in this
city as caterer of merit and latterly
one of the proprietors Of the Santa
Monica Hotel, has returned to this
city after stay of several months in
San Francisco.
With the facilities that the Impor-
tant have enables them to sell theif
clothing, hats boots and shoes at eX-
act San Francisco prices. Give them
a call and you are bound to be pleased
with their prices and goods.
Mendel Meyer has just returned from
San Francisco with his centennial
stock of Summer goods for ladies and
gentlemen. Mendel takes silver and
| currency at par. Call on him at the
Vienna Exposition Store, corner OF
Commercial and Los Angeles streets.
The San Rernardino Times has the
following "Our school children are
making active preparations fora grand
time on the first of May. AS they will
| have To wait some time for a second
Centennial May Day, they have de-
termined upon getting all the fun they
out of this"
The San Diego World volunteers
this piece of information: "The South
ern Pacific is uniforming its en-
ployees. Telegraph operators will
have turkey red suit.-Repubticdn.
We had all along thought the Chinese
uniformed themselves"
Remember when you go out shop
ping not to mistake the place, but call
in at Meyerstein's new store under
the Lafayette Hotel. You will find
the best and newest assortment of dry
goods, shoes, and gents. furnishing
goods at lowest prices. al2-lOd
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