Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-23

Mr.. Pironi, so long connected
with Heinzeman's drug store has
lately become a partner of Mr..
Preuss, of the old. established firm
of Preuss & Schumacher. Both
gentlemen are known for their
thorough knowledge of the drug
business and their uniform court
eousness to their customers.
On Thursday last, J. A. Polio
reno, residing on the Ranchito,
made complaint before Judge Bus
ter charging one Francisco Acosta
with having, on the 17th instant,
stolen his horse, saddle and bride.
Judge Buster issued warrant for
the arrest of Acosta, and Constable
Tarwater started out to hunt up the
hom bre.-DotUney Courier.
Tomorrow is the grand opening
of Mr.. Hoff's New Store, the City
of Berlin, at 49 Main street, under
the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Shrewd
purchasers who like bargains and
the latest and best styles of all
kinds of fancy goods, gents fur
nishing goods, hosiery, dry goods,
etc., will gladly avail themselves of
this opportunity. See Mr.. Hoff's
advertisement in our New To-Day,
and don't fail to give him call,
which you will find satisfactory.
u Union, of this morning, gives a
sketch of the life of M. Germain
Cadierque, who died here last Tues
day morning. 1t says that deceas.
ed graduated at the military school
OF st. Cyr, and from thence was APP
pointed to a Lieutenancy in the
French army. He came to Califor-
MIA in 1S49. and since that time his
life has been replete with change
and adventure. He has followed
all kinds of business, and at one
time removed to Sonora, where he
had frequent border disputes with
the American civil and military
authorities. He was a man of
great decision and courage, and
equal to the most hazardous eX-
ploits. Finely educated, clear
headed and possessing an unusual
grasp of mind, he was considered a
leading man wherever he went and
in whatever vocation he engaged.
Looking into the flowing bowl to
the extent stranger did yesterday
about noon is not always followed
with good results. Pinafore was
his forte and his voice sounded like
the roar of q lion, when an officer
beseechingly laid his hand upon
his shoulder and entreated him to
come along to see Chief King, who
is a great lover of music. He would
not go. mo, sii! l won't be
jugged. No, neverW "What,"
queried the officer, "never?n
"Well," said the tanglefoot, "hard-
Iy ever" Persons desiring an am
ateur tenor for a Pinafore perform
ance will please call at Mr.. Thomp-
sons Hotel until monday morning,
after which His Honor the Mayor |
will probably give him employ
ment in another line of business.
Preuss's Velveteen or medicated
preseryative is, We are
pleased to state, meeting with a
ready sale, and the demand is in
creasing. Ladies' pronounce this
and harmless cosmetic
equal if not superior to Lubin's
or Pazzonis' powders.
Being entirely void of all poisonous
ingredients and delicately per-
fumed it should be used by all la
dies who desire a soft and trans
parent skin. The boxes contain
ing double the quantity of any
preparation are sold at
twenty-five cents. The proprie-
tors, Messrs. Preuss & Pironi, have
made arrangements with a whole
sale establishment in San Francis
co and the East to introduce the
article, and are about to ship a
large lot in those directions.