Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-22
local BREVITfES.

tised IN our New To-Day.
Angelef1os at San Francisco ho-
tells on the Goth: M. Keller, A.
Jones, Russ House; G.. F. Mcclellan,
Palace.
The vase In the fountain basin at
the Pavilion was presented to the
horticultural Society by the AS
bestine Stone Company, OF this
city.
A number of interesting locals
are crowded out by the extreme
length of the classified list of eX-
hibits at the Fair, which we pub
fish this morning.
Fifty head of plow horses and
mules are advertised for in our
New To-Day, to be delivered to G..
T.. Northcraft, Los Angeles street,
Oh Saturday next.
Tho show window of the Vile de
Paris store is marvel of richness
and good taste. No more magnifi-
coho VI e5cOdo teth w ipohN
on the Pacific Coast.
There is perfect invasion of Los
Angeles by San Diegans. Amongst
whom we yesterday encountered
Mr.. Klauber, Of the firm of Steiner
u Klauber, of that place.
The attention of members of the
Southern District Agricultural So
ciety is directed to the notice which
appears in the New To-Day column
OF this mornings HERALD.
We acknowledge an invitation to
attend an entertainment, drill and
ball to be given by the San Francis
co Cadets, Co. H., End Regiment,
N. G. c., this evening at Turnve-
rein Hall.
The throngs in our streets recall
the good old days OF old, when our
visitors were so numerous that
they could hardly find place
wherein to lay their heads al
night.
Joe Bayer's ladies oyster rooms
on Requena street, opposite the
United States Hotel, are certainly
the finest this side of San Francis
co. and are carried Oh ia q good and
respectable manner.
The Asbestine Sub-Irrigation
Company will exhibit their system
of irrigation in front of the Pavil-
ion during the Fair. All irrigators
are invited to stop and examine 1t.
We have received compliments.
ny tickets to the grand compli.
mentary entertainment and ball
rendered to Frank Bartlett Post, G.
AR, by the San Francisco Cadets,
to take place at Turn Verein Hall
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Locke has requested us to
announce that no reserved seats
will be sold for the Pinafare enter
tainment to be given at the Pavil-
ion next Friday evening. "First
come will be first served,n thus
avoiding the confusion and i'll will
which were engendered by last
nights arrangement.
Evidence abounds on every hand
that the advance guard of the two
hundred tramps who are reported
to be ell route from San Francisco
to Los Angeles has already made
its appearance. The laggards will
doubtless get here in good time.
The Grand Masquerade Ball,
hitherto, advertised to come off at
the Washington Gardens on We'd
nesday evening, Oct. 23d, will come
off, instead, on Sunday evening,
Oct. Goth. 1t will be a highly en-
joyable affair.
Tho San Francisco Catets and
. the Los Angeles Guards will have
a friendly target contest to-day at
Camp McComb, Eberle's Gardens.
1t will be an interesting occasion
ami the public are cordially in
vited to be present from IL to 2
7. NJ.
We had visit yesterday from
Mr.. H. M. Higgins, of the Sweet
water valley, near San Diego, who
presented lis with specimen of his
famous seedless lemon. 1t is in de-
mand all over the coast and its APP
pearancG marks an era in lemon
culture.
! We think, in the present heated
term, we would be lacking in our
duty should we fail to remind
readers of the HERALD that Phila-
delphia beer is the most refreshing
and invigorating drink to be found
in the city. 1t is sold by all first
elias saloons.
Mr.. Gennert held quite levee
yesterday afternoon in the Pavil-
lon. The farmers seemed to have
found cut his headquarters by the
column composed of indigenous
and tropical sugar cane. Mr.. Cen
merit ex hibits undried and dried
sugar beets; also loaf and other
t,inds of beet sugar.
HERALD returns thanks to
zee mans Band for delightful
lie last right. This associa-
..u made up of very superior
and they have won golden
Iar MS during their stay in our
r Their mastery Of the con-
" sweet sounds is perfect.
hey como to Los Angeles
say we F!
e was displayed yesterday
c,unters of the Commercial
folr bars of bullion from the
N nine, Iyanpah, San Der.