Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Diego to-day.
Claret bottles are in demand at
Lips, Craigue & Co.'S.
The Steamer Senator sails for
San Francisco to-day.
Mr.. L J. Rose has disposed of the
greater portion of his racing stud
in the up country.
A competent cook and house
keeper advertises for situation, in
our New To-Day.
The latest arrival-Fresh cram
berries just received by Seymour &
Co., No. 1888 Main street.
Mr.. ]. w. Potts informs us that
we will have rain between the 1st
and 5th of November proximo.
A liberal reward is offered, in our
New To-Day, for the return Of a
diamond and u pearl ring. See ad.
vertisement.
Preparations for both the Horti-
cultural aud Agricultural Fairs are
being pushed forward with splen.
did energy and success.
A single case-a drunk-was up
before Judge Peel yesterday. He
was given the usual alternative
five dollars or five days.
Arrived at Wilmington, October
10th, schooner Maxim, johnson,
master, from Casper Creek, with
10000 feet of lumber for J. G.
Jackson.
Col. J. F. Godfrey has been Sc
lected to deliver the GRAFTON at Ag.
ricultural Park Monday. This is
another way of saying the task
will be we'll done.
A rare chance Is offered, under
New To-Day, for the purchase of
we'll established business, the pro.
prietor selling for the reason that
she wishes to return to the East.
Los Angeles people at San Fran.
cisco hotels on the 9th: A. II. Nc
Kee, w. s. Maxwell, G. s. Spauld.
ing, Palace; A. H. Lynn, Iuterna.
tional; F. Il. Yapp, Russ House.
The Pavilion was locked up last
night. The work of decorating
has progressed rapidly. Those who
have been assigned space must
commence filling it up at once in
order to save it.
Ex-Mayor Beaudry has donated
to the Sisters, for the benefit Of the
orphans,a desirable building lot on
FieuerOa street, at the head Of
Fourth. 1t will be raff1ed at the
Fair, 1000 chances at S. each.
The Messrs. Dotter Il Bradley re-
ceived sing'e consignment of
furniture, the other day, which
comprised Que hundred tons aud
which was invoioed at ST.. 900.
Their exhibit at the coming Fair
promises to he very attractive
ore.
There are letters for the follow.
ing gentlemen at Turn Verein
Hall, Spring street: General r. H.
Chapman, Mr.. I. Lankershim, Mr..
]. V. WachteI, Col. T. d. Mott.
Mr.. ]. w. Hellman, Captain II. M.
Smith aud Mr.. w. G. johnson.
Goods and productions from all
parts of Southern California are ar
riying and to-day and tomorrow
will see the space at the Pavilion
we'll filled, packed and crowded.
Business men occupying space
should put their goods In shape at
once.
The ladies of Trinity NJ. e..
Church South, who will have
charge of the ice cream and re-
fresh ment stands at the Horticul-
tural Pavilion, have made every
preparation to supply patrons with
all the delicacies to be had In the
market.
Frank a. Weinshank gives no.
tice to his friends and the public,
by advertisement elsewhere, that
he has opened meat market at the
corner OF Main and First streets,
where he will keep constantly q
full supply of the best meats to be
] found in the market.
The woman suffragists Of San
Bernardino have forwarded a peti.
tion, containing about four hun.
dred signatures, to the Constitu-
tional Convention praying that nc
clause shall be Inserted in the new
Constitution debarring citizens
from voting on account of sex.
Three six-horse wagons from
Bueps ranch, loaded with cheese,
about two tons to the wagon, came
into town Saturday night-Buel In
cbarge-bound for the Los Angeles
Fair. He is going to show the peo-
pie down there what Santa Barbara
can do In the dairy business. The
wagons pulled out yesterday morn
ing,-Santd Barbara Press, 7h.
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