Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-18
gos Aageles alerald.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Go to the sale of hill lots to-day


Public Schools for this week.
An excursion to the tunnel is on
the tapis.
The heaviest fog of the season set
tied over the city last night.
The thermometer climbed up to
ninety Oh Sunday.
1t is said that century plant may
be seen in bloom at a saloon on Also
street.
A plain drunk before the Mayor
yesterday contributed $40 to the city's
exchequer.
The sale of hill lots will commence
at IL O'clock this morning. Mr.. Potts
will offer some rare bargains.
Why go to a tailor and pay $40 for
suit of clothes, when you can get the
same at the Important under the La
fayette Hotel for $50.
There will be a great target shoot
ing tournament given by the Rifle
Section of the Turn-Verein on the 1st
of June.
The Occidental chop house is thing
of the past. The internal arrange
ments were removed yesterday. Too
high rent caused the collapse.
On arrival of every steamer we are
in receipt of large assortment of
Spring clothing, which We will be
pleased to show, even to those who do
not contemplate purchasing.
Mr.. Potts continues his sale of d.
sirable real estate to-day ON the
grounds. There has been no finer op-
portunity offered our citizens of pro-
curing desirable residence sites.
Those beautiful Gem pictures taken
at the Sunbeam Gallery, are getting
up quite an excitement. Remember,
you get eight nicely finished pictures
for fifty cents. apr18-tf
We would advise all our readers to
call on the Important, under the La
fayette Hotel, and examine their i'm
mense stock of clothing, boots and
hats, which they sell at an astonish.
ing low price.
DIR. F. HI. Thomas arrived from San
Francisco per last steamer, and pro-
poses to take up his residence among
us. We welcome the Doctor to our
city, and hope he will meet that en-
enlargement he deserves.
Don Mateo Keller is getting ready
another large lot of wine for shipment
to Philadelphia on the next steamer
which stops at this port on the way to
Panama.
twenty-five per cent. can be saved
by calling at the Quincy Hall under
the st. Charles Hotel. The largest as
sortment of clothing, hats and fur
nishing goods ever brought to this
city. al5tf
Yesterday afternoon one of Mr..
Joughn's men while shoeing a horse
at the shop on Also street below Ala
media, received kick from the un.
grateful brute which injured him con-
siderably and nearly sent him into an
other sphere.
BY all means don't purchase your
clothing befo t calling on the Import
ant, under the Lafay ette Hotel, where
prices and goods will surely make it
an inducement to purchasers. I'M
portant..
The following gentlemen were elect.
ed to the vestry of st. Athanasius
Church yesterday: E. M. Ross, J. S.
Mallard, WIN. Prdham, VIM. II. Ste
phens, A. M. Stephens, H. P. Bronx
and T. G.. Littlefield.
Chas. Jacoby advertises this morn
ing his extensive stock Of clothing
and furnishing goods. Mr.. Jacoby is
one of our pioneers in this line of busi-
ness and he knows exactly what to
supply for the market. Call at No. 63
Downey Block and examine the su-
perb line Of goods.
And at last our friend Dan Kevane
the last man in the world we would
have ted-has gone and slipped
his neck into the matrimonial yoke.
The affair was conducted by Justice
Gray, on Sunday evening, and Mr..
kevane was united in the holy bonds
to Miss Constanciade de la Ossa. We
wish world Of happiness may fall to
the lot of the newly welded pair.
The very latest and most fashiona-
BILE styles in clothing are to be had at
the Important under the Lafayette
Hotel. We still undersell any house
on the coast. Call and see for your
selves.
Through special invitation we wit
messed some remarkable feats of tum-
bling by the Messrs Strohm and Brandt
at Turn-Verein Hall last evening.
These athletes are preparing for the
exhibition which takes place next
Saturday evening, and We can assure
the public that they are thoroughly
up in their difficult parts and hard to
be excelled by any professionals in the
country. The "Niagara Leap" is a
daring thing and the sight of it will
make one catch his breath.
A note given by John Scholtz on the
lst of April has been found on the
street and the owner can recover 1t by
applying at this office, proving prop
erty and paying charges for advertis-
ing.
A grand gymnastic exhibition and
vocal and social entertainment will
be given at Turn Verein Hall next
Saturday evening, the 22d inst. There
will be horizontal bar performances,
acrobatics, pyramids, Juvenile exer-
cises and club-swinging. After music
by the Turn Verein Chorus, the exhi-
ton will conclude with the thrilling
feat of "The Leap for Life" performed
by Strohm and Brandt. The floor
will then be cleared and social enter
tainment will conclude the evenings
fun. There will be general good
time, and everybody ought to be there.
Admission, so cents.