Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-09
LOCAL BREvITIES.
New dry goods at the Capitol.

Best value for shoes, Peoples store.
Stephen M. White, ESQ.,, has accepted
an invitation to deliver the Fourth of
July address at San Diego.
Satin in all shades, 37a cents, at the
Capitol store.
The attention of mule owners and
teamsters is directed to the advertise
ment of wanted, in our New To-Day.
acknowledgement bankrupt stock
sold at a sacrifice at the Capitol store.
Messrs. w. G. Kerckhoff and j. Dow
ney Harvey are passengers from San
Francisco by this mornings overland
train.
Waste not, want not-buy your shoes
at Peoples store.
The anniversary ball of the Eagle
Corps takes place at Turn Verei~ Hall
tonight. A good time may be expected
by all who attend.
Just opened, three cases hosiery, new
styles, at the Capitol store.
Sheriff Paul, of Tucson, who went to
Colorado recently with a requisition for
Doc Holiday ct al, is a passenger by
this mornings overland train.
Mothers rejoice at the unheard of
values-center table OF shoes at Peoples
store.
An important apeoial meeting of the
League of Freedom will be held at the
usual place 1880 o'clock this evening.
A full attendance is requested.
New silk at the Capitol store.
The finder of an unopened letter, ad-
dressed to G. w. Van Worst, Los Ange-
les, will receive liberal reward on re-
turning it to the HERALD office.
They are fast disappearing, the Mos
groves shoes at Peoples store.
We had tbe pleasure of meeting Don
David Alexander, of Wilmington, in the
city yesterday. He tells us that busi-
ness is quite lively at the Harbor.
| Ladies' cloth, camel's hair cloth and
cashmeres from Mosgrove's, at prices
much below cost of importation, at the
Capitol store.
In the four days ending yesterday
evening 200 new voters registered at the
County Clerks office and $50 with the
registry clerks in the country precincts.
The largest line of kid gloves from
Mosgrove's at the Capitol store.
The steamer Ancon sails for San
Francisco and way ports at noon
to-day. Passengers take the 1850 A.
NJ. train, Los Angeles time, for Will
mington.
Last chance to rally round the center
tables of Mosgroves shoes, People s
store.
A report of the ceremony of the lay
ing of the corner stone of Asbury M.
E. Church, East Los Angeles, will be
found ON the fourth page of this morn
ing's HERALD.
New goods opened daily after this at
the Capitol store.
BY notice elsewhere it will be seen
that Col. George B. Griffin, civil engi-
ineer, will attend to H. j. Stevenson S
business during the absence Of the lat
ter at the East.
Not blind article, oil shoes marked
in plain figures, Peoples store.
| The body of dead Chinaman was
found in the Willows, near Sycamore
Grove, Arroyo Seco, on Wednesday
Nothing has been learned as to how he
came to his death.
| Mosgroves grand dry goods sale at
the Capitol store.
! The San Bernardino Knights of Pyth.
las have accepted an invitation to attend
the celebration of the anniversary of the
Los Angeles Lodge of Knights, on the
18th inst. A large number expect to at
tend.
Mosgroves bankrupt dry goods at tht
Capitol store.
The workmen while making some re
pairs at Smiths Coffee House, corner o
Commercial and Los Angeles streets
last Monday, unearthed a white rat
They tried to capture it alive but in thu
effort it was injured so that it died.
The rush around the center tables fo
t the Mcsgrove's shoes continues at Pee
ple's store.
Yesterday a man who was riding OF
the forward part of the yard engine
near the railroad depot, lost his balanc
and fell off. Fortunately, in falling, h
grasped the flagstaff, thus saving him
self from going under. the wheels and
although dragged some distance, he es
capped serious injury. We were unabl
s to learn his name.
The police last night raided tw'
houses of ill-fame on Wilmington street
$ In one they captured the landlady, fou
of her boarders and four male visitors
: In the other the only person captures