Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-03
LOCAL BREVLTIES.

| DCt duN Ci VI oohot
in our New To. Day.
United States Marshal Poole il
registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Los Angeles county is about to
bloom forth as one of the great
wheat counties of the State.
Board and rooms for party ol
three just from the East are adver.
tIsed for in our New To-Day.
We regret to learn that DR.. N.
p. Richardson's condition is re.
garded as highly critical by his at
tending physicians.
Judge Stephens yesterday sen.
fenced Marcos Lopez, convicted of
grand larceny, to IS months i'm
prisonment in the States Prison.
The train from San Francisco
was about three-quarters of an hour
late yesterday afternoon. We did
not learn the cause Of the deten-
tion.
The Workingmen's Central Club
meet at Butler's Hall, at u o'clock
this evening, to perfect their organ.
ization and to transact other i'm
portant business.
The way to insure success Is to
advertise. Let the people know
what you have to sell if you expect
to do business. The liberal adver-
tiser is millionaire in embryo.
The attention of printers is di-
rected to the sale of printing mate
rial advertised in our New To. Day,
to take place at the auction house
of w. H. Northcraft next Saturday
morning.
The work of demolition has be-
gun in the range of adobe buildings
below the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
We learn that a handsome theater
is one of the eventualities of the fu-
ture on this ground.
Corns, bunions, headaches. tooth
aches, sore throat and neuralgia all
cured by buying your boots and
shoes at the great Half Price Boot
and Shoe House, 81 and SO Spring
street, opposite the Postoilice.
Our farmers are beginning to ap-
preciate our local possibilities, and
precious near one hundred thous-
and acres will this season be sown
Ia wheat. Mr.. Lankershim is, and
has been for some time past, put
ting in two thousand acres week.
Kalomeda is another name for q
very charming collection of wicker
ware, of fanciful patterns and col
ors, made from rattan. A selection
of it graces one of the show win
dows of Eugene Meyer & Co. Vases
of this material are as light as a
feather. Protected by coating of
gum shellac, Kalomeda holds water
as perfectly as glass, while it may
be thrown on the floor without be-
ing broken.
During the holidays 5000 hant-
some presents, to be given away to
5000 handsome people, rich or
poor. Everybody made happy. The
great Half Price Boot and Shoe
House, 81 and SO Spring street, ops
posite the Postoilice.
Jacoby has been very fortunate
in making his purchases for the
Fall and Winter trade, and is sell.
ing his immense stock of gentle.
mems wear as low and many
much lower than last years. prices,
Notwithstanding the advance in all
classes of goods. The advantage OF
these prices and the immense stock
he carries are such that 1t will pay
you to look through his immense
establishment at Temple Block.
| We call attention to the triple
column advertisement of the Dol
lar Store, to be found elsewhere In
this mornings HERALD. Mr.. Gill
more has laid in large stock OF
the finest holiday goods evel
brought to this city, which he pro-
poses to sell at astonishingly low
figures and in addition present to
each purchaser of $5 worth o.
goods ticket emitting him or hel
to one of the 1000 presents to bt
distributed on Christmas day.
Wholesale country buyers TAKE
notice. Roots and shoes. Big in
ducements. The largest stock, thu
best variety In Southern California
Wholesale country orders filled a
San Francisco prices. The great
Half Price Boot and Shoe House
81 and SO Spring street, opposit,
the Postoffice. Lewis Bros.
Mr.. George Pridham has sold on
his cigar interests to Mr.. A. M
, Lawrence. This stand, adjoining
, Wells, Fargo j. Co.'s Express, OF
Main street, IL one of the best IL
the city. Mr.. Lawrence will sig
nalize himself by keeping on han
) a fine selection of the very best ci
y gars in the market. His prede
oessor cordially recommends hil
to the good will Of his numerut
. patrons-a recommendation whic
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