Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-27

MAXIMUM Thermometer, 6o.5.
Minimum Thermometer. 30.
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
See advertisement of lost.
The popular resort-the Rink. If
Great bargains at Mrs. NJ. e. Parks.
Ladies admitted free at the Rink.
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A clerk is advertised for in our New
To. Day.
Fine French felts at rs cents each at
Mrs. M. Il. Parks.
Fine French chips at rs cents and 81
at Mrs. NJ. E. Parks.
Fine ostrich feathers $3.50. former
price S., at Mrs. NJ. L. Parks.
Stylish trimmed hats at one-half form
er prices at Mrs. NJ. E. Parks
For your holiday presents call at
Original Uncle Jos's. su-tu .th-sat
Bargains in diamonds, watchesand jew
elry, at Original Uncle Joe's. su-iu-th-sat
Tickets for the grand.piano rattle again
for sale at EIelman Co.'S, ll6 Main st.
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Closing out sale. Goods must besold
on account Of removal. Mrs. NJ. Il.
Park.
An experienced woman, in ouf New
To-Day, advertises for situation as
housekeeper.
Unredeemed pledges. for sale at Origi-
nal Uncle Joe's, III N. Spring street,
opposite Temple Block. su-tu-th-sat
Officer Fletcher is slowly recovering
from a serious illness Of several weeks
duration, but his restoration will require
a considerable time.
Elegant assortment OF small musical
instruments, sheet music, etc., Just re-
ceived at Valentines music store, 27
North Main street. dec27-5t
There will be an election of officers of
the Knights of Labor, for the ensuing
term, at their Assembly Room, Saturday
evening, December 20, 1888.
One square and two upright pianos
and one organ, but little used, for sale
at great bargain. Valentines music
store, q North Main street. d.c27-5t
1t is estimated BY the Santa Barbara
Independent that 800 gallons Of olives
per month are consumed in that town
alone. the Mission olive being preferred.
Persons wishing to purchase desirable
homes, city or country. will do well to
read the advertisements Of J. f. White,
which will be found in our New To-Day.
Tie attention OF business men and all
who use blank books and stationery is
directed TO the hes advertisement Of
Phil Hirschfeld & Co, in this mornings
HERALD.
Send ho,ae some views Of Los Angeles
and California. You can get an assort-
ment at the Solar Art Gallery, No. Is
First street, round the corner from the
postoffice. decl9tf
John C. Bell will sell at auction each
day at II o'clock and every evening at
7 O'Clock until the holidays, fine Diamond
Work, Watches and Jewely. at No. 40
Main street, next to Browns Restaurant.
dec2l.4t
Do not forget to 20 at once 10 Edel-
man L Co.'S, No. ll6 Main street, and
secure your tickets for the grand piano
rafiie, which will positively take place
at Turn verein Hall, Saturday, January
5, 1884. d27td
MIR. w. b. Cullen, the Cincinnatus of
the Azusa. was in the city yesterday.
looking hale and hearty. He reports
everybody in his section joyful over the
brilliant prospects for bouniiful crops
the coming season.
Mr.. P. Noriega, Of II Ccut street,
has one OF the largest assortments of the
latest styles OF hats fSr men aud boys
ever brought to Southern California. If
you want something nobby in the liue of
head gear don't fail to give him call.
Deputy Sheriff Huber went north last
evening, having in charge Nicholas Le-
bin, committed to the Insane Asylum at
Stockton. Lebin is stranger in Los
Angeles and IL believed 10 have escaped
from the Stockton Asylum very recently.
Mrs Francis desires to inform her
patrons tina. the regular nights for dane
ing lessons will be Tuesday and Friday,
as heretofore, at Nadeau Block. There
will be soirees each alternate Friday
evening, when extra music will be pro-
vided.
The attention Of every one about to
erect dwelling house is directed to the
advertisement Of Masters Perfection
Screen Window. Architects and build
ers will 6ud it to their interest to call at
l46 South Spring street and examine
this invention.
The grand piano rattle which should
have taken place December lst, and
which was postponed till January 5th,
will positively take place then. After
the rattle the grand ball will follow.
Tickets now for sale at Eielman & Co.'S,
ll6 Main street. d27-td
Persons who wish to secure rare flow
ering plants and ornamental trees and
shrubs ch 3.r, SHOULD not fiil to attend
the auction sale by NJ. p. Cutler Of the
stock of the late II. Weinhold, at the
nur cry, East Los Angeles. The sale
commences at 10 o'clock A. NJ. See ad-
vertisement.
Messrs. Brunson, Wells & Lee, else
where in this mornings HERALD, adver-
tise highly improved tract of land.
barn, good water, grapes and all other
kinds OF fruit, for sale on easy terms. To
any one desiring to purchase home this
is an opportunity that does not often
present itself.
The following is the list of passengers
who arrived from the East via the South
ern Pacific and connections last evening:
Horace Fletcher, wife and child, P. F.
Crosse, C. C. Perkins, Rev. Alfred Will
liams and wife, San francisco; R. N.
Bull, wife and child, Ohio; l. N. Hayes,
wife and child, Detroit, Michigan; w.
d. Jones, St. Louis; NJ. Meyer. Grand
Rapids.
The Solar Ar! Gallery will make life
size vignette portrait of your baby in
first-class style for five dollars. Send
one east for the holidays. Stereoscopic
and large views Of Los Angeles. Califor-
mia and the Yuma Indians on exhibition
and for sale at the show rooms, No. 10