Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-11

BY invitation, Mr.. VIII. .Barnes,
Grand Master Workman of the A.
o. U. w. Of this State. will address
the Sunday Schools Of this city at
q union service to be held in the
Fort Street NJ. L. Church next
Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock.
He will also favor the audience
With several appropriate solos. AS
Mr.. Barnes is gifted IN song, and
has q happy faculty of entertain.
Ing adults and children, we be.
speak for him full attendance.
Mr.. CogswelI, the artist, is en-.
gagged In painting a number OF por.
traits In this neighborhood. When
he has dispatched them he proposes
to reside in Mexico a couple OF
years and then he will come back
and settle down permanently un-
Der his own vine and fg tree. Ger
tainly be will not, on the whole
range Of the Pacific Coast, find a
more charming home than at the
Sierra Madre Villa. This year a
vineyard OF D couple of hundred
acres will be set out on the low
lands in front of the Villa.
The news comes from Los Apge-
les to the effect that the business
men of that city evince credita-
BILE degree of interest in the recep-
tion Of the press excursionists.
They have our entire sympathy,
which we extend TO every town
and hamlet TO be visited by the
excursiOnists. And, indeed, the
newspaper reader OF this city, who
Will have to take in some form or
other the history of that excursion,
Is also entitled to com miseratiou.
But ii that little hint about a
broken rail at O certain point is
true. then indeed may San Fran.
cisco wear holiday attire, and the
dusty Fourth Of July banners and
streamers float from arch and
housetop.-S. f. Exchange.
We take pleasure in calling the
attention of our readers to the
double column advertisement of
the Jacoby Brothers, which ap-
pears elsewhere. This house, to
meet the demands of their numer.
GUS customers, are now receiving
the largest and most varied assort.
ment of spring and summer goods
for men and boys wesr-clotning,
furnishing goods, hats, etc.-ever
brought to Los Angeles. Their
stock embraces all that Is new and
nobby both In style and material
and will be sold at astonishingly
low prices. Dealers and individu-
ais will find it to their interest to
call and examine their goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The business community of Los
Angeles have given US a great deal
OF encouragement in getting out
the forthcoming ILLUSTRATED
HERALD. In the preparation of a
work of this kind, which is intend
ed to have u lasting value and to
be circulated broadcast for several
years to come, more labor is ill.,
volved than we had at first sup
posed to be necessary. We promise
the people Of. Los Angeles that 1t
Will equal any work of the kind
which has ever been gotten out in
the United States. All our bust.
ness men should be represented in
1t and no largo ranch owner shnnld
fall to avail himself Of the publici-
ty which will be secured through
It's columns. Towards the end of
the month 1t will be ready for pub
licatioD.
1t is to be hoped that there will
be- 30 jar in the reception of the
press excursIonists. For instance,
we notice that part of the pro.
gramme for their entertainments on
their arrival from Riverside EN-.
braces carriage excursions through
the San Gabrie. valley. They are
to get off at the San
station au they are then to
he driven up to the Sierra Madre
Villa and through all the notable
places. Has the proper provision
been made for getting them into
town after this trip? We throw out
this question in order to avoid any
jar or disappointment. While the
walking is good between San
and Los Angeles, our visi-
tors would probably prefer to ride.
Somebody ought to see to this.