Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-14
LOCAL RREVITIES.
st. Valentines Day!
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Child's short dresses. -People't
Store.
A middle aged woman sdvertises
for situation, in our New To.
Day.
THERMOMETERS for "a hours ending
at 8:15 last evening: Maximum 500;
minimum $50.
MIR. J. M. Griffith returns home
from San Francisco by this morn
ing's overland train.
A gentleman, in our New To.
Day, advertises for furnished
room in a private family.
Messrs. Durham and Schietfe-
lein, the new lessees, assumed con.
troll of the Pioo House yesterday.
Love, Courtship and Marriage,
by DR.. Anna M. l.. Potts, at the
Fort street NJ. E. Church tonight.
Infants robes in great variety
Peoples Store.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Rev. Father Ubsch, of the Parish
of San Diego in Los Angeles yes
terday.
Mr. l.. j. Rose, of Sunny Slope,
is anon the passengers to arrive
from San Francisco by the MORN
ing's train.
We have received an invitation
to a hop to be given by the Eagle
Corps at their armory on Wednes-
day evening.
Edward Woodwork and Sam
McKewen were arrested by the po-
lice last night on the charge of
abusing their wives.
The electors of Sycamore School
District (TustiD) have voted to
issue So 900 bonds to build school
house .-Anaheina Gazette.
The bail Of VelardeZ, confined in
jail on d charge of feloDious assault
was reduced by Judge Howard yes
terday from $500 to 500.
Ladies' ehemises, nicely tucked,
so cents.-People's Store.
Mr.. D freeman informs US that
the early sown barley on the Gen.
tinela is up to u height of six inch.
es. fhe wheat also looks we'll.
A new weather prophet to the
fore. Don Miguel de Madigan
predicts that we will have another
rain within the next three days.
Ali persons are warned against
purchasing certificate of deposit
No. BOAT, issued by the CONNER
cial Bank. See advertisement.
The steamer Orizaba sails for
San Francisco and way ports to-
day. Passengers take the 1880 A.
NJ. train, Los Angeles time, for
Wilmington.
Over most of the bottom lands
the grass ia now two in ,hes high.
1t will require more rain and
warmer nights to make the mesas
look verdaut.
We learn from the San Diego
Union that Mr.. I. Lankershim, OF
this city, has sold his steam flour.
ing mill at that place to Mr.. A.
Klauber, of the firm of Steiner 4
Klauber.
Black cloth dOImans trimmed
With fringe. closing out at So each
~ 'eople's Store.
| TN Chataqua Society meets al
the residence Of DR.. McCurdy, No
200 Main street, this TUESDAY
evening. A full attendance of thu
members is requested.
1t is reported that Ex-Governor
Downey has cold his one-fourtf
interest in this years vintage o.
the CncamoDga vineyard TO Mr.
B. Dreyfue, Of Anaheim, fol
$4,000.
There was not angle passenger
killed on the Atchison, Topeka anC
Santa F6 road during 1881. Thi:
10 q record that probably no othel
line of equal length In the world
can boast OFF, PdsO Times.
The lime crop this year is quite
short, owing to the severity OF the
winter. LINES now, as they al
ways do ut this season Of the year
are selling at high prices, com.
manding So and $3.50 per small
box, in San Franeisco-or about Q
cent apiece.
During yesterdays rush, many
people failed to get served. We
desire to state that extra salesmer
are employed to accommodate the
demands OK our patrons to-day
Peoples Store.
/ 1t is with regret that We an
nounce the death of Marguerite
Youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs. A
J. King, which occurred at tn,
residence of her parents yesterday
The funeral will take place from
: st. Athanasius Episcopal church
at III o'clock this morning.
Elsewhere will be found the ad
vertisement OF Mr.. G. Boyle, WHIT
has opened the Fountain Restau
rant on Spring street, opposite thu
Postoffice. In addition to sevias
meals and lunches at short notice,
Mr.. Boyle will keep full supply
of the best brands of wines
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