Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-20


See advertisement OF money
found, In our New To- Day.
Mr.. 4. Gregory, of San Diego,
was ono of the 70 who arrived per
s.eamer yesterday.
Fresh shri mps will be served at
Congress Hall to-day and every
day during the season.
John Kelly tslegraphs to the
Great Half Price: "You are the
best and cheapest"
Judge Witherby informs US that
railway building has begun in
earnest from San Diego eastward.
Democrats, attention! As long a.
you wear the Great Half Price
boots and shoes your victory Ia as
sured.
The card of Mr.. II. T. Gage, Re-
publican nominee for City Justice
Of the Peace, will be found under
New To-Day.
This evening there will be an
old fashioned quilting in the New
England Kitchen and q number of
old folks songs.
A good SteinwAy piano for sale
for $500 on installments of $40 q
month; liberal discount for cash.
Enquire at HERALD office.
The fnder of a gold breastpin,
advertised under New To-Day, will
receive suitable reward on return
Ing 1t to the HERALD Office.
The Beekeepers Convention will
meet In Good Templars' Hall this
morning at 10 O'Clock, instead Of
the Baker Block, as previously an.
nounced.
The attention OF tenants on La
Puente. Felipe Lugo, La MERGED
and Potrero Grande Ranches 10 d.
rected to . notice which appears
under New To-Day.
We acknowledge a compliment
tary invitation to the ball rendered
to tho San Bernardino Cavalry,
which comes of tonight at the
srm0ry Of the Los Angeles Guards.
Thursday has been set apart for
the school children's day at the
Pavilion. The exercises Of the
contestants for prizes will take
place at 2:30 and 1880 o'clock p. M.
Amongst the seventy San Die
gans who arrived by steamer yes
terday were Judge 0. s. Witherby,
Major Levi Chase and the Messrs.
Frank A. and Warren c. KlmbalI, of
National City.
Latest returns from Indiana in
dictate that the Great Half Price
Boot and Shoe House takes tho
lead by q large majority as being
the cheapest boot and shoe house
In Southern California.
The ball at Turnverein Hall on
Monday evening next under the
auspices Of the Turnverein Ger
mania, promises to be q pleasant
affair. Music by the City Band.
The Horticultural Fair Ia Q grand
success. The receipts are larger
than the managers anticipated for
the fist two days. The amount
taken In yesterday was 1921. This
10 Pinafore receipts without Pima
fore to pay for.
Extra special premium-$10 and
4 silver mediator the best biscuit
made from Champagne Baking
Powder; biscuits to be brought to
the Champagne bag stand, In
the Pavilion ct o'oiock on Friday,
Oct. 22d, 80 that the committee can
award the premium at 3P. M.
Lieutenant Steele, formerly oil
the Guards, who has been absent
on . business trip, got home yes.
terdAy, and says te intends to re-
main until he casts his vote for
Hancock and English on the I'd Of
November ney..
The New England Kitchen was
splendidly patronized yesterday
The ladies In their quaint calico
gowns. and otherwise elaborate
hxlngs, are q feature of the fair
and many are tho praises they re-
ceive for their polite attention tt
all who patronixe the Kitchen.
2 The White sewing machine II
the marvel Of the Horticulture
Pavilion. No one should fail te
sss 1t work. Its superiority Il
every other machine in the marke
10 ack nowledgsd. 1t 10 neat ant
nolselss and the ladies should no
fail to examine 1t, as 1t 10 unques
tionably nonpareii.
Ladies' should not fail to Compel
for the extra special premium o
80 to be given by the manufac
saYsrH OF the Champagne BAkinI
PaH1ar for the test biscuit al
witp ssiu powder g.. Wbich IA
neeu added q silver medal by Oh
officers 3f tho Hortieuiturul Society
We received q pleasant call lsi
evening from A. 3 Hotehsia'
Ss,ar., CITY Attorney Of sau D,aR,
wnS ,lSiis Lea Augeiss &c A.yteRo i
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