Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-08
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Children's kid Oxford ties 45 cents
Peoples store.
Col. C. L. Huber will return hom
by this mornings overland train.
Mr.. j. de Barth Shorb, of San Ma
rino, was in the city yesterday.
The Eclipse Champagne is now use'
at all high-toned banquets and parties
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at S:l5 p. NJ. last night: Maximum, So
minimum, so.
Excitement runs high-shoes on cen
ter tables, Peoples store.
A salesman who is posted in gentle
mans furnishing goods, ETC., is adver
tised for under New To-Day.
Mrs. J. McCrea and child and Mrs. A
E. Widney are passengers by this morn
ino's train from San Francisco.
Captain S. Haley, who has been a
San Francisco on legal business, go
home overland yesterday morning.
Latest novelty, the Angora goat shoe
Peoples store.
Major Levi Chase, Of San Diego, ont
of the delegates elect to the San Jos'
Convention, was in the city yesterday.
The attention of officers and members
of Pentalpha Lodge No. POP, f. Il A
NJ, is directed to the notice which ap
pears in our New To-Day.
Mr.. C. c. Cheesebroush, who ha
been at San Francisco as delegate t.
the Grand Lodge of the American Legion
of Honor, returns home overland thi'
morning.
Manufacturers samples in children
shoe sandals 81, worth double, Peoples
store.
Major George H. Bonebrake, who has
been spending several months at Oak
land and other cities in the northern
part of the State, returned to Los Ange
les yesterday.
The sailing days of the Clipper Yacht
Ida, from San Pedro to Santa Catalina
Island, will hereafter be on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. Address,
Capt. j. F. James, Wilmington.
1t will pay you to try the shoes al
Peoples store.
The alarm of fire at ll:30 last night
was caused by a slight fire at the round
house at the railroad depot. The fire
companies responded promptly, but the
blaze had been extinguished before they
got there.
Members of Ceur de Leon Comman
derry No. 8, Knights Templar, are com
manded to be present at Masonic Hall a
2p. NJ. to-day to attend the funeral O
Sir X. T. Henry N. Bruning. See no
tice under New To-Day.
Oxford ties for ladies 90 cents, Peo
ple's store.
The following were the shipments o
fruits and vegetables per Wells, Fargo
& Co. 5 Express from this city yester
day: To Arizona and New Mexico
4,OlS pounds; San Francisco, 3,O2'
pounds; total 1920 pounds.
Mrs. H. Siegel, who has been visitin!
friends and relatives at San Francisco
for some time, returned home BY
steamer Ancon yesterday, making TIN
heart of her husband, who has been ;
forlorn widower during her absence
glad by her presence.
By notice in our Business Enterpris
column it will be seen that Mr. II. Slot
terbeck will sell at cost fine selection
of breech and muzzle-loading shot guns
Sportsmen should take advantage o
this opportunity, as it is one that doe
not often present itself.
The most prominent candidate TO
Congressman-at large among the Demo
Gratis is Joseph d. Lynch, OF the Lo
Angeles HERALD. If nominated b
would get the largest vote in Souther
California of any man the Democrat
could place in nomination.-San Dieg
San.
Our stock is complete and we can sui
all at the shoe department, People
store.
A little girl was knocked down an
almost run over by delivery wagon q
the conerof Los Angeles and Commercit
streets yesterday. The driver fortunatel
pulled back his team in time to prever
the wheels from passing over the chile
which thus escaped injury. We wer
unable to learn her name.
Yesterday camping party consistin
of A. M. Foster and family, Mrs. Fran
Kellogg and family, and Miss Fanni
Chamberlain, started for the lower coul
ties. Miss Chamberlain accompanies IL
party as far as Nordhoff, and will retur
in few days. The Others will go