Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-02

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ried life.
Ifyou are particular about your
shirts and underclothing, 60 to l..
Harris, No. So Main street. His
furnishing goods are one OF the
specialties to which he has given
close attention. In make, fabric
and price they are nonpareil.
At $50 on Sunday evening u
heavy Scotch mist commenced to
fall. BY 10 o'clock 1t turned into a
gentle shower, which continued at
intervals during the greater part of
| the night. The Signal Service offi-
Ger reports 20-100ths of an inch as
the result.
BY notice published elsewhere it
will be seen that the well known
law firm of Thorn & Ross, was dis
solved yesterday, Judge Ross, AS
sociate Justice-elect of the Supreme
Court, retiring. The business will
be continued at the old Offices by
Captain Thorn, our present efficient
District Attorney.
By notice elsewhere the members
of Confidence Engine Company are
ordered to appear at their engine
house in full uniform, at 9 A. NJ.
sharp this morning to attend the
funeral of their late companion
George r.. Furman. The other fire
companies of the city and the Los
Angeles Guards are invited to as
sist in paying the last honors to the
deceased fireman.
Arizona is about to put on good
deal of style. On the train which
arrived here Sunday was distin-
que looking French lady, who
sported monkey and u hairless
dog. She was accompanied by
| gentleman who parted his hair in
the middle. The mines out there
may not be true fissure veins, but
the section is certain to be "toney,n
If this thing keeps up.
The country is safe! The munich
pal election passed off yesterday
without jar. The men who were
elected are all statesmen in embryo,
only needing the opportunities OF
the Councilmanic Chamber tn
bloom out as a sort of Legislative
| Victoria Regias. Some of them by
the way, are first class men in
every respect, and they will be OF
great service to our city. AS, for
| instance, Spence.
In the proper column will be
found notice of the death of Mrs.
Nancy Cotton, who died at the res
idence Of her son-in law, Mr.. Geo.
Rice, on Sunday, at the advanced
age of ~ years. Had Mrs. Cotton
lived but twenty-seven days longer
she would have reached the fiftieth
anniversary of her marriage, an
and friends were making prepara-
tions to celebrate with all the hon.
ors. Mr.. Cotton is dangerously ill
and is not expected to long survive
his wife.
Our citizens next Thursday eve-
ming, at Union Hall, will be treat
ed to another of those delightful en-
tertainments known as Unitarian
Thursdays. A special feature on
this occasion will be readings from
Shakespeare by Messrs. Dobinson
and Butterfield, both finished and
pleasing elocutionists. In addition,
some new musical attractions will
be presented. The Thursdays have
so won upon our people that, both
by those whose tastes are purely
intellectual and those who are but
votaries of Terpsichore, their fort
nightly recurrence is looked for
ward to with the utmost eagerness.
May they long continue to be
feature of Los Angeles social life.
We are panied to chronicle the
death of Mr.. George r. Furman,
which occurred at his residence in
this city on Sunday morning. Mr..
Furman was an old and highly re-
spected citizen of Los Angeles, and
had endeared himself to all who
knew him. He will be especially
missed by his companions OF the
fire department, of which he had
long been an active and efficient
member. He will be buried to-day,
with suitable honors. by Confidence
Engine Company, No. 2, of which
he had been Foreman, until COM
PEELED to resign, on account of i'll
health. The other fire companies
of the city and the Los Angeles
Guards will assist at the obsequies.
The celebrated Beau Nash, in the
early history of England, and the
no less renowned Beau Brummel,
in the reign of George W., proved
that good clothes are often the
making of a man. Aided only by
the fact that they knew how to
dress, they lived on the fat OF the
land. Had they lived in Los Ange-
les, in these days, they would have
bought their clothes at the store of
the urbane l.. Harris, No 6S Main
street. BY dealing with this enter
prising trader the male public are
not only sure of goods of the best
quality but they have guarantee
that the price will be surprisingly
low. Elegant style and durability
are what Harris aims at in his pur-
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