Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-29

Get your parasols at Brights.
Opera bouffe matinee at Turnverein
| Hall this afternoon.
Ex-Supervisor Morton, of Compton,
was in the city yesterday,
Now, do tell; only 75c for pebble but
ton shoes at Peoples store?
A girl to do general homework is adj
vertised for in New To-Day.
A good cake and bread baker is adver-
tised for in our New To-Day.
Mr.. j. de Barth Shorb, of San Ma
rino, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. w. H. Perry returns from San
Francisco by this mornings train.
Eclipse Cuvees of 1879 and 1880 are
the finest champagnes in the market
No business was transacted in either
department of the Superior Court yes
terday.
''Ill decorate you with tin ear" is
the latest slang phrase for putting a
head on a man.
Deputy County Assessor A. w. Ryan
got back from brief visit to San Fran
cisco yesterday.
New stock of dress goods from New
York at Bright's.
Thermometer for twenty-four hours
ending at S:l5 last evening: Maximum,
49,; minimum, 45'.
Why of course it draws crowds, the
popular prices in the millinery depart
ment, Peoples store.
Mr.. Sam Miller, of Yosemite fame, is
in Los Angeles doing the polite thing to
the Eastern excursionists.
Mrs. Nellie Knickerbocker and Miss
Lulu Gibson get home from San Fran
cisco overland this morning.
A dam is being built across New River
near Westminstear, to facilitate the irri-
CATION of corn lands in that vicinity.
We encountered Judge j. B. Hollo-
way, of Downey, in the city yesterday,
looking the picture of robust health.
The steamer Ancon.sails for San Fran
Cisco and way ports to-day. Passengers
take the 1880 A. Nj. train, Los Angeles
time, for Wilmington.
Get ladies' misses and children's shoes
at Bright's.
Lieut. Governor Mansfield, who has
been OH visit to Arizona, returns home
by the Atlantic Express which arrives
at AS this evening.
Mr.. Ed Shipman, who has been at the
Arrowhead Springs, San Bernardino
county, for some weeks, got home yes
terday much improved in health.
There will be service of "Sacred
Song" next Sunday evening at the Fort
street Nj. E!Church under the auspices
of the choir; Sunday morning also.
No use talking; a real American kid
shoe $l.50, at the Peoples store.
Goods marked in show windows or adj
vertised in the papers you can always
get the same goods little cheaper at
Bright's farmers Cheap store, as he has
no time to advertise.
Hon. VIM. F. White and Hon. Evan
j. Coleman, Bank Commissioners, after
having dispatched the official business
which took them to San Bernardino, GO
down to San Diego Oh similar mission,
Uncle Josh Tolbott will start to-mor.
row to visit his mines in the Ord district.
He will be accompanied by Major Isaac
Kinley and Mr.. Gage. They will visit
Calico and Orc Grande districts before
returning.
It's oil the go, the "Forest Queen
Millinery department, Peoples store.
We learn that Mr.. R. Nadeau yester.
day concluded arrangements with an
Eastern capitalist, recently arrived here,
by which a fine two-story editice will
shortly be erected on the site at present
occupied by the old adobe building at
the corner of Spring and First streets.
Mr.. H. Siegel, who has been at San
Francisco purchasing new stock of the
latest styles of gentlemen's furnishing
goods, hats, etc., returns home by this
mornings overland train. Mrs. Siegel
is also passenger by the same train.
They say that the best shoes for the
least money can be had at the Peoples
store.
| For chaste and elegant language in
its editorial department, the paper that
dubbed President Arthur ga double
breasted duffer," we think, takes the
palm. In yesterdays issue, referring
to the debate on the Chinese bill in the
Senate, it says: "Farley squeals on the
Chinese BILL"
Get your ladies' and misses hats al
Brights.