Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-09
LOCAL RREWITIES.

Bracelet" under New To-Day"
We acknowledge q pleasant call
yesterday from Hon. Fl. Glass
cock and Sheriff Wells.
To.day-"Admission Day"-be.
ing legal holiday, the courts and
other public offices will be closed.
The attention of members of the
Eagle Corps is directed to the
notice which appears in our New
To-Day.
The finder of a Persian brocade
shawl will receive a liberal reward
on returning it to the HERALD
Office.
Yesterday was the hottest day
we have had for several weeks, the
Signal Service thermometer re-
cerding 98 degrees.
The distillery of Messrs. Stern &
Rose, east of the river, will COM
mence operations about the let of
October next.
Heinxeman & Ellis are the head
quarters for drugs and medicines.
Everything in their line sold at
Eastern prices.
The church of the Seventh Day
Adventists, on Sixth street, is
nearly completed. 1t will he ded-
icated Saturday, september 18th.
The Riverside exhibit of fruit has
been donated to the Orphans
Home and will be sold for the
benefit OF that institution.
The bark w. w. Grape. now
loading with wheat at Wilmington,
will have finished taking in cargo
in few days and will probably
sail for Europe early next week.
Heinzsman & Ellis have the
largest stock of perfumeries and
toilet articles in Southern Califor-
nia-72 Main street.
Company A, Sth Infantry, Major
Brayton in command. will arrive
from San Diego this morning pei
steamer AncoD, ell route to Wilcox,
Arizona.
Ex-Governor r. w. Furness, OF
Nebraska, one of the Government
Arid Land Com missioners, is visit.
ing Los Angeles and expects to Ie'
main here for some days.
Mr.. John Baisley has just fiL'
ished q we'll for Mr.. l.. J. Rose a
Sunny Slope which, 1T q depth o
seventy feet, yields 100000 gallonl
every twenty.four hours.
II you want truss or sho uldel
brace, call on Heinzeman & Ellis
70 Main street. They have on hant
the largest assortment OF trusseI
aud shoulder braces in Los Ange
les.
Miss Mary E. Foy, City Librar
Ian reports that 1,1eS books wer'
loaned during the month of Au
gust, an increase of 12O over th'
number loaned in July.
Heinzeman g. Ellis, make thu
putting up of prescriptions ant
family recipes specially. Call oi
them and you will get fresh, pur'
drugs and low prices.
We had a pleasant call yes terda!
from Major Durfee, Deputy Col
leetor of Internal Revenue at SAINT
Barbara. Santa Barbara is yer,
largely represented here just now
The steamer Ancon 10 due from
San Diego this morning and will
sail for San Francisco and wa.
ports late in the day. Passenger
Etake the 1850 A. NJ. train, Los An
geles time, for Wilmington.
The main floor of the Pavilion
will be cleared on Saturday after
O'Clock for the purpose of giyin
room for dance on Saturday even
ing. No extra charge of admission
Will be made.
The East bound train via tn
Southern route will be detaine'
this morning to await the arrivs
of Company A, 9Th Infantry, whicI
| will get here from San Diego De
steamer Ancon.
The Centennial Choruses, unde
the direction of Mr.. J. Fl. Boob
will be repeated at the Pavilion thi
friday evening, the announce
ment that they were to have beel
given last evening having been er
roneous.
By announcement elsewhere
| will be seen that the horticulture
Fair will close with grand ball o.
Saturday night. The floor will b
cleared at o'clock and dancin
will be kept up until midnight
Admission will be the same as o
other nights.
Companies g and I, First Caval
~, eighty men strong, with horse
and equipments, occupying abou
twenty cars, arrived here at
O'Clock last evening, and left fo
Arizona at about 8 p. M. The
were from Camp Hallsck. Nevada
The second representation OF th
CREST Irish drama of Inshavogu,
at Turn Versin Hall last night, wa
witnessed by an immense audienc,
which svinced its appreciation {
the admirable manBer In whic
the piece WAS rendered by frequer
and enthusiastic bursts Of appiAas,
Tonight Uncle Toms Cabin, wit
Mr.. Mat Trayers 40 Uncle Tom an
Mrs. Carrie Clark Ward as Topsy
will be presented: