Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-20
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

vertised for else where.
Low prices at Hirschfeld's book
store, II Downey Block.
Captain J. O. A. Stanley is i'm
proving in health after q severe i'll.
ness.
The emigraut train from the
north was about two hours late last
night.
The largest stock of Gold pens at
Hirschfsld's book store, II Downey
Block.
During the month of November
1907 more people came to Califor-
mia than left it.
A retail grocery store is adver-
tsed for sale in our New To-Day.
Address j., HERALD office.
A lady's saddle horse is adver-
tised for under New To. Day. Must
be gentlesand easy to ride.
Bishop Mora has arrived in New
York from his European trip and
is expt cted here this week.
A physician, with wife and child,
advertises for rooms with hoard, in
private family, in New To Day.
The holiday goods displayed in
Messrs. Preuss & Pironi's drug
store are the handsomest in town.
Hon. G. NJ. FELTON, and Mr.. I.
Lankershim are passengers by this
mornings train from San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. G. g. Lips, of e. Martin &
Co., yesterday returned from bus.
mess trip of some two weeks dura-
tlon to Arizona.
Hendelson's New Bazaar, No. 7
Commercial street, is q feature of
the holiday season. See his adver-
tisement in New To-Day.
w. w. & s. A. Widney, No. 1872
Main street, opened out, last night,
fine new lot Of holiday novelties.
Don't fall to give them u call.
The Anti-Sunday Association Of
this city has been absorbed by the
League of Freedom, and is now a
part of that organization.
Holiday goods received daily at
Hirsehfeld's book store, II Dow
ney Block.
L. B. Edwards, Esq, member Of
the Assembly for A lame s county,
10 staying at the Cosmopolitan Ho-
tel for few Gass, on his return
trip from ARIZONA
DR.. Rozsas coca down to Ana
helm to-day. The Doctor will COM
bine business with the pleasure of
organizing at that place branch
OF the League ofFreedom.
Mr.. II. NJ. La Rue, of Sscra-
mento, an ex-P President OF the State
Agricultural Association, is visit.
ing this section. He lie stopping at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Tho Spring Street Bakery comes
to the front to day with holiday
advertisement which shows Mr..
Louis EbIngei's eUtire ability to
stay at the front in his business.
We had the pleasure of call
yesterday from Mr.. l.. M. Holt,
the editor Of the Riverside Press
and horticultural. He returns 10
the Boston OF Southern California
tomorrow.
Hiram Prindle, Tbos. Carrigau,
Thos. Flynn, Robert Rice and
Charles Light, at their special re.
quest, were furnished with free
lodgings at the Hotel de Thompson
last night.
Companies I. and B, of the
United States Infantry, from Camp
Apache, A. T., passed through
town last night, en- route for Be-
nicia Barracks. They are COM
manded by Captains Smith and
Porter respectively.
SIotterbeck, Downey Block, has
the finest assortment of rifles, shot
guns and pistols ever displayed in
Los Angeles. He will sell you
weapons of the chase and of COM
bat, OF all grades, Of the latest
patterns and best makers.
The closing exercises of the first
term Of the University of Southern
California will take place to-
day, Dec. 20, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. The
exercises will consist OF II literary
entertainment interspersed with
music. All are invited.
Our popular townsman, Gen. R.
H. Chapman, was appointed a
Notary Public ny Gov. Perkins on
the 18th inst. 1t Is a credit to the
executive that he can thus rice
above party to recognize merit in a
political opponent.
We learn that Pat Quinn will
make three standing jumps, with
8 pound weights; run 200 yards
run any horse in California, 10t
yards, and turn the stake, at vi
forfeit. Pats offer is open to al
comers, he agreeing to win. HI
refers to Mr.. McManus, where the
money IL on stake.
The toilet cases offered for sail
by Messrs. Preuss & Pironi ar,
especially attractive for their beau
tiful design and finish.
A grand concert will be given q
the Methodist Episcopal churcl
this evening, for the benefit OF tn,
Rose street Mission Sunday school
There will be very fine vocal an.
instrumental music, and the ad
mission fee will be only 25 cents
Doors open at I O'Clock p. M.