Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-19
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verti-ed for IN nur New To-day.
The Los Angeles hills are begin
ulng tn take on the bright green
vesture which makes them incOm-
parabiy lovely.
A competent woman for general
housew0rk can obtain IA situation
by calling at the corner of Main
and Fourth streets.
"Heaven and Hell-What and
Where nrs They?" is the subject 10
be discussed at Good Templar Hall
to-day at2P NJ Seats free.
Rev. J W. Ellis has recovered
from his recent Illness and will oc-
cupy his pulpit this morning at II
o'clock. No evening service.
The barn, contents and three
horses belonging to Mr.. CLARK, who
lives near Mud Springs, near
Hpadra, were destroyed by fire one
day last week.
BY notice in our advertising col
umns It will be seen that three
diamond studs will be ratified at
Congress Hall as soon as the
chances are oil taken.
Two weeks from now and mush.
rooms will abound, as an incident
OF the late plenteous rains. Later
will come fat mutton and juicy
beef. Why, oh. why, can't we have
these things all together.
The Los Angeles Guards, at their
last meeting, passed vote of
thanks to the Presidential Rscep.
ton Com mittee for donation of
the surplus Of the money collected
to defray the expenses OF tho re-
ception Of President Hayes.
The license clerk of the County
Clerks office was in greater de-.
mand yesterday than on any day
during the present season, five i'm
! .portRnt swains having taken out
permits to enter the state of mat
rlmony.
An elegant set Of silverware will
be re- fiji cd for at the Eintracht ca.
loon on Christmas eve, the chances
being nearly all disposed OF. The
winner will have magnificent ia
BILE displsy. An ice.pitcher and D
castor are included in the set.
The announcement for the New
Years ball of the Turn Verein Ger
mania, TO be given at their hall on
New years eve, appears elsewhere.
Like all entertainments given by
this Society, it will be delightful
affair and we would advise all who
wish to usher in the new year
pleasantly to be sure to attend.
Mr.. w. II. Northcraft will COM
msnce the sale at public auction
Tomorrow Monday afternoon, at
No. 20 Spring street, of large
stock Of goods suitable for the holt
DAYS. The sale will commence at
Or, NJ. and will be continued day
and evening until the entire stock
is disposed Of. For particulars
read his advertisement in our New
To-Day.
Az the American public are on
the qui vive for new sensation,
. We cannot forbear mentioning an
incident which occurred yesterday.
The weatherwe have been accord.
ed lately Is ab0minably muddy and
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young lady emerged from the Fair
which was being held at Union
Hall, entered Camillo's barber
shop, took her seat in one Of the
ohairs aud had her shoes blacked.
The unusual incident collected
quite q crowd. But why should It?
Both sexes ought to be equally in
terested In bright foot wear. This
incident may be accepted as frank
challenge OF effete social customs.
By announcement elsewhere IT
will be seen that the Owls will
give two more representations of
1.-THE Sleeping Queen" and "La-
vatern at Turn Verein Hall on
Monday and Tuesday evenings. by
which time, It is hoped, our streets
will have dried up sufficiently to
permit our citizens to turn out In
force and fill the house on both
nights. The plays are exceedingly
interesting and produced in q man.
ner not excellsd by many profess
sioual ompanies. Thus far the
venture has been losing one, the
outlay for costumes and scenery,
which have been brought from San
Francisco, having been heavy, and
We trust that the attendance will
be such on Monday and Tuesday
EVENING" as not only to reimburse
the ladios aud gentlemen who have
10 we'll catered to our amusement,
but to allow them reasonable prof.
IL besides. The Owls propose
to give another series Of entertain
msnts shortly, and to that end have
n preparation II. J. ByDn's three
act comedy, rCourt chip" and "The
Lancers,n better known - "The
Queens Shilling" These are bril-
liant pieces and they can be well
presented by our local talent.
A very accomplished lady OF Loi
Angeles has addressed US the fol
lowing enthusiastic remarks con-
csrping Mrs. DIR. Potts. most O
which, and the entire spirit o.
which, we can most cordially en-
dorse. Mrs. Potts 10 y specially
gifted talker, and however we may
descent from many of her opinions
she is deserving Of respectful at
tention. But to tho com muntca
ton of our lady correspondent
ssMrs, DR.. Potts has been requested
by some Of our promipont ladies tt
repeat her afternoon private leo
turoa IN ladiaa and we are glad Il