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

geles.
Mr.. J. V. Wachtel, Superintendent of
the Sunny Slope wineries and distillery,
was in the city yesterday. He informs
us that the prospects for a bountiful
grape crop were never better, although,
owing to the abnormally cold weather of
last winter, the grapes will not ripen I'M
til four or five weeks later than usual
Persons desiring to purchase first
class buggy, carriage or wagon of any
description are referred to the double
column advertisement of J. r. McManis.
This house has revolutionized prices
| since its advent in Southern Califor-
MIA. His statements as to the quality of
the goods offered may be relied on.
Messrs. Harper, Reynolds & Co., hard
ware dealers, announce in double COL
umn advertisement in this mornings
HERALD, that they are selling goods at
reduced prices, preparatory to removal
| to their new store This is one of the
oldest and best known houses in the city
and we would advise everybody requir-
ing goods in that line to give them a
call.
We had the pleasure of a call yester-
day from Mr. John w. Hughes, a young
lawyer of Columbus, Ohio, who has re-
sided in San Diego during the past win
ter. Mr.. Hughes proposes to cast in his
lot with us and We are glad to know it,
as he seems to be a live young gentle
man.
The Messrs Stackpole & Lincoln are
making big success of the railway
hotel at Lathrop. Our friend Tom has
graduated as capital landlord and
seems entirely to the manner born. As
to both his ample person and expanding
purse we beg to breathe the hope that
they may never be less, as likewise the
genial shadow cast by both.
There is a general feeling that Dem
ocratic club ought to be organized in
Los Angeles. A number of citizens of
Democratic proclivities got together yes
terday and agreed that they would meet
in Judge Adamss Court room on Thurs
day evening, April 9th, at 1870 P. NJ,
for that purpose. As many as possible
of the faithful ought to be on hand.
Mr.. J. w. Dunn, who will be pleas
antly remembered by many Angelenos
as the United States Quartermaster's
agent at this place, and who was lately
stationed in Arizona, has been trans
ferred to Leavenworth, Kansas, as the
Chief Clerk of Quartermaster Grimes.
His new position is both pleasant and
lucrative, and we congratulate him on
Ills pTOHlOIlOn,
Lieutenant Governor Mansfield has
received letter stating that the latter
part of next month two professors
from the State University will visit Los
Angeles to examine applicants for adj
mission to that institution. This change
is decided improvement upon the
former plan of requiring the candidates
to present themselves at the University,
as it will save expense to some who can
not afford it.
Mr. H. Heinsch, since he has gone into
his handsome new block, has surpassed all
his previous efforts in keeping abreast of
the times in saddlery, harness-making
and specialties pertaining to the equip
ment of that noble animal, the horse.
Heinsch is go ahead and capable, and
no one need go further than his store to
get the last nicely in the equine furnish
ing line.
L. Harris, of the Quincy Hall Cloth
ing House, comes to the front this
morning with double. column announce
ment of the receipt of the largest stock of
gentleman's clothing, furnishing goods,
hats, etc., all of the, latest styles, ever
opened in Los Angeles. Also full line
of boys clothing. His prices, as usual,
are way down, and compare favorably
with those of any house on the Coast.
G. L. Long, in our New To Day, adj
vertises a highly improved ranch of 1875
acres for sale. The place is located just
outside of the city limits, 81 miles from
the Court House. The improvements
consist of small hard-fnished house,
large barn, all necessary outbuildings, a
wind mill and 1900 bearing fruit trees.
1t is offered at bargain, one-half cash,
the balance on time.
The Spring display of Silk and Dress
Goods of the City of Paris store is a sight
to see. For variety and quality the as
sortment of the Messrs. L. Meyer & Co.
tis not surpassed in the State. The taste
and skill shown in the arrangement of
their elegant stock are universally recog-
nized Our lady friends will find that a
range of bargains notably rich and rare
is set forth in their double column adj
vertisement, which appears elsewhere.
Mr.. B. F. Coulter salutes the readers
of the HERALD this morning in double
column advertisement. During his bust
ness career in Los Angeles Mr.. C. has
proved himself to be progressive, alert
and enterprising merchant He caters
to thousands of the public in such great
variety Of ways that, to understand the
multiform character of the bargains he
n i IL