Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-09
gos Angeles alerald.
LOCAL BISEVITIES.
The Orjzaba sails to-day.


ry, Arizona, is at the Plco House.
Hon. X. NJ. Widney, of this city is
ru,ticatiny In Washington.
L. J. Rose is at the East and will be
PRESENT at the Centennial.
There are kilograms at the Atlantic
and Pacific telegraph office for. Mrs.
Alfred BridgemaE and f. J. Ascheim.
Another new line of Spring over
coats just received at the great Impor-
tant, under the Lafayette Hotel.
Second hand Pianos for rent and
rents applied to the purchase of same,
at Patrick's Piano agency. mott
Lieutenant Bergland has returned
from his expedition to the Colorado
Desert and is now in Los Angeles.
The schooner Western Home has un-
loaded 100000 feet Of lumber at Will
mington for Perry, Woodworth & CO.
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.
Mr.. Louis Adams with NJ. Werthei-
mer & Bro, the popular tobacco and
cigar dealers of San Francisco, is in
our city.
Pianos, organs and other musical
instruments tuned and thoroughly
repaired at Patrick's, No. 60 Spring
street. may9-1m
A gentleman's breastpIn containing
set of humarine stone has been lost.
The finder will please return property
to this office and be rewarded.
The steamer Los Angeles arrived
yesterday morning from San Fran
cisco with 40 passengers and 297 tons
of freight.
Pianos for rent and rents credited as
part payment If purchased within
three months, at Patrick's, No. go
Spring street. may9-1m
Confidence engine company No. 2,
will drill this evening. The members
are required to be at the engine house
at seven O'Clock sharp.
Jerome Cannon and Mr.. lockwood
returned yesterday from fishing ex-
cursion in the Cucamonga. They
caught one hundred and three fine
trout.
"And can'st thou always love me
thus, Nellie 2" 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.
Mr.. Parker, whose parlors are in
Downey Block, Is doing some of the
finest photograph work We have ever
seen in this city. His Card and Cab
met photographs will compare favor
ably with the first class work of San
Francisco.
Last Saturday as Mrs. Pernot and
Mrs. Sposito were out riding near the
Park their horse took fright and over
turned the wagon, spraining Mrs.
Pernot's ankle and cutting severe
cash in Mrs. Sp0sito's head. They
were brought to the city in hack.
A lucky man is our friend and
neighbor, Mr.. q. Jacoby, who is hard
to lie beaten as sharpshooter. He is
the happy possessor of a fine bronze
inkstalI,, the first prize won on Sun
al. In. ENrf
always favors the brave and clear
headed.
Los Angeles is prolific with big or
ange, lemon and lime crops, big de-
velopments of all sorts, big ranches,
vineyards and orchards, and last, but
not least, has just produced a big baby,
weighing nearly fifteen pounds. This
property belongs to j. La Motto, Il tin
worker in this city. What pity there
were not twins.
Mr.. Samuel G. Hough wandered
through the heat of yesterday from
Santa Monica to our sanctum. We
regret that we were prevented by alb
sence from greeting his cheerful coun-
tenance and welcoming his presence
our midst. We have since learned
that our friend has purchased one half
interest in the Santa Monica Hotel.
May he prosper.
No use talking, we guarantee to sell
clothing cheaper than any house on
the Coast. Our assortment being the
largest,you cannot fail to select some
thing to please you. Give us a call
and satisfy yourselves, at the great
Importantly under the Lafayette Hotel.
Brode, the Spring street Grocer, has
just replenished his stock ofgoods and
wares and will supply all demands for
groceries of every character at the
lowest cash prices. He buys for cash
and sells for cash and hence can ac-
cOmmodate his customers with the
very lowest prices and give the very
best articles. If
Mr.. Alfred w. Kelly, the late Sac
ramento correspondent of the HERALD
and representative of the American
Press Association, is in town. He is
young and energetic agent of the
Association, and will doubtless keep
headquarters posted on all matters
that transpire In our locality.
A change of seasons is now upon US,
and everybody desires to seek comfort
during the Summer solstice. Next to
temperate habits, suitable clothing
conduces most to the enjoyment of
life. D. Harris, of the Quincy Hall
clothing store on Main street, near
the st. Charles Hotel, has stock of
goods of such variety that he can graf
ify every taste on the lowest market