Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-25

ported.
The half of desirably located fur,
nished house is advertised for rent in
our New To-Day.
Reserved seats for the first night Of
the Comic Opera have already COM
menced to go off rapidly.
If you are in need of glasses to aid
your sight go to Hirschfeld's, II Main
street, Downey Block.
Attention is directed to the new double
column advertisement of the Peoples
Store in this mornings issue.
The largest stock of eye glasses and
spectacles at Hirschfeld's Optical Depot,
II Main street, Downey Block.
Mr.. VIM. R. Bower, Sheriff of Kern
county, was among the arrivals in Los
Angeles by yesterdays overland train.
On dit that negotiations are in pro-
gress for the purchase of one of the most
valuable vinyard properties in Southern
California.
The certificate of co-partnership of
VIM. Frankel and James w. Hellman, of
Wilmington, will be found elsewhere in
this mornings HERALD.
The Chatauqua Literary Society meets
at the studio of Miss Lily A. Ward, cor
ner of Fort and Temple streets, this
Tuesday, evening.
Adjusting Spectacles to suit all the va
rious conditions Of the sight, is spe-
cialty with Hirschfeld, II Main street,
Downey Block.
Owing to the press of advertising,
several columns of telegraphic and
other interesting news has been crowded
out of this mornings issue.
The celebrated Mescal de Tequila, as
will be seen by advertisement elsewhere,
can be had only at Guerero's, corner Of
Upper Main and Marchessault streets.
Judge d. M. Adams got home yester-
day from his visit to the northern part
of the State, looking much refreshed by
his short vacation.
Hon. VIM. F. White and Hon. Evan
J. Coleman, Bank Commissioners, arrived
in Los Angeles yesterday on official
business. They go over to San Berdar-
dino to-day.
The Baptist ladies will give prone
made social at Good Templars' Hall, on
Thursday evening, April 9th, at half
past seven. Good music, ice cream and
refreshments.
Dr. Lindenfeld, who has been absent
from this city for some years in Color
RADIO, will return to Los Angeles shortly,
to take up his permanent residence
amongst us and practice his profession.
Mr.. H. Siegel, who is now at San
Francisco purchasing goods, reserves
space in this mornings issue to adver-
tise his new stock. Our Jeunnesse
doree may look for nobby assortment.
Departments One and Two of the SUI
preme Court finished up the business of
their respective calendars yesterday and
adjourned for the term. The Court sits
in banc to-day.
A battalion of cavalry passed through
the city yesterday morning by rail for the
scene of the Indian difficulties in New
Mexico. The troops, with their horses
and equipments, occupied train of IL
cars.
The triple column advertisement of the
Queen store will be found on our fourth
page. This emporium of fashionable
boots and shoes has just received an in
voice of lO7 cases of all that is new and
nobby in that line.
Col A. H. Miller leaves this morning
ON business visit to st. Louis and Lou
isville. He will spend some days on his
way looking after his mining interests
in Arizona. We wish him pleasant
journey and safe return.
Mr.. E. F. Spence, of the First Ma
tional Bank, got home yesterday from a
brief business visit to San Diego. He
brings the sad intelligence that Hon. w.
T. McNealy, Judge of the Superior
Court of that County, was lying at the
point of death when he left.
We had the pleasure of meeting our
old townsman Mr.. John H. Wildly in
the city yesterday. He has been located
ut Carlin, Nevada, for some months, and
has come down on a short visit to his
Los Angeles friends.
The advertisement of Mr.. G. Ducom-
nun, hardware and cutlery dealer, will
be found elsewhere. This is the oldest
hardware house in the city and has al
ways stood A in every particular. Per-
sons requiring anything in his line will
do well to call.
We received a call yesterday from Mr.
Frank Roraback, of the San Francisco
Comic Opera Company, which opens at
Turn Verein Hall ON Thursday evening.
Mr.. Roraback has come down in adj
vance of the Company, to superintend
the necessary preliminary arrangements.
At the meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the French Benevolent Society,
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