Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-28

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Ladies admitted free at the Rink.
dec25-lm
See notice OF Commandery meeting to-
night.
Mr.. E. H. Calkins of the Burlington
Ha,okeye, is at the st. Charles.
Tickets for the grand piano rattle again
for sale at Eielman Co.'S, ll6 Main st.
d27td
The transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to S33, 700, and the mortgage
to $780,
The holder Of ticket No. 1894 will
please call and get the silver tea set at
King boot and shoe store. 1t
Delicious mushrooms are now spring-
ing up in various partl of the country
aud the people rejoice and are glad.
Ele ,ant assortment Of small musical
instruments, sheet music, etc., just re-
ceiytd ut Valentines music store, 27
North Main street. dec27-5
rs that gentleman friend Of yours?'
asked newly introduced lady of an
other at reception. "0h no, he's my
husband" was the reply.
We regret to announce the death of
Joseph Carl. the infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Barrett, which occurred at
their residence in this city yesterday.
One square and two upright pianos
and one organ, but little used, for sale
at great bargain. Valentines music
store n North Main street. dcc27- st
II you fail to meet General Hancock
take look at bis portrait in the Solar
Art Gallery, No. l5 First street. Cabi.
net sized souvenirs at two bits each.
dec2Stf
will sell hereafter only transplantet
Eastern oysters, put up in two-pound
cans in San Francisco, warranted 10 be
fresh and good, at one dollar per can.
Bob's.
Send home some views of Los Angeles
aud California. You can get an assort-
ment at the Solar Art Gallery, No. Is
First street. round the corner from the
postoffice. decl9tf
Go see large portrait Of General
Hanc1 ok in the show window Of the
Solar Art Gallery, No. Is First street.
Souvenir cabinet copies for sale at two
bits. dec2Stf
Do not forget % go at oncs to Edel-
man & Co.'S, No. ll6 Main street, and
secure your tickets for the grand piano
rattle, which will positively take place
at Turn Verein Hall, Saturday, January
5, 1884. o27td
Purchase souvenir cabinet portrait
OF General Hancock, taken from the
large picture on exhibition at the Solar
| Arr Gallery. No Is FIRST street. Two
bits will buy one. dec2Sif
The Sunday School Of Sc. Pauls Epis.
copal Church held delightful meeting
last night at the old church ON Temple
street, as postponed Christmas festival.
There was large attendance, good mu-
sic. Christmas gifts and a good time fol-
all.
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 Edelman 4 Co. s.
| ll6 Main street. d27-td
There arrived ia town on Sundays
freight train, thirteen head of fine Amer
icau horses and carload OF wagons, con.
signed to Fernando Mitchell. VINO is, We
understand, about to commence farming
operations near here on an extensive
scale. Pomona Times.
San Diego has the honor OF taking in :
whale that yielded fifty barrels of oil
Now the whalers Of Portuguese Benz
will have to put forth their energies
and equal or exceed the San Diegan ami
NAL, which was captured by Capt. Wal
off Ballast Point.
We would suggest to all who appre
ciate pure Havana that Messrs. Edel
man & Co. are Offering extraordinary in
ducements TO their patrons to lay in I
good supply during the holidays. Theil
prices. like their cigars, are simply non
pareii.
The members Of the Committee Of Ar
rangements for the reception Of Genera
Hancock are notified, by advertisement
in our New To Day column, to meet al
the office Of Messrs. Bickneil & White ai
2p, m. tomorrow. Saturday. A full at
tendance Of al the members is earnestly
requested.
Mr.. John c. Bell, elsewhere in thii
mornings HERALD, advertises that he
will sell at auction st the horse and car
riage mart on Los Angeles street, on
Saturday, fine borse aud buggy; alse
a park phaton and spring wagon. AL
desiring to secure bargains will lind 1t tc
their interest to attend.
BY notice in our advertising columns
the Committee Of Arrangements for thu
reception Of Major General w. 5. Han
cock, extend an invitation TO the citi
zens OF the county TO participate in th'
public reception TO be rendered to oul
distinguished visitor at Turn Vereir
Hall, on New Years Day.
The double column advertisement O
the Pacific Coast Wagon Company will
be found in this mornings HERALD
This company by the superiority of theil
vehicles, all Of which are made from
material seasoned for this climate, hav'
established reputation second TO tha
Of no other manufacturers on the Coast
Their stock embraces all the latest style
Of carriages, buggies, phaetons, etc. The,
have also large stock Of superior farm
and road wagons and spring wagons o
every variety. Mr.. J. K. McManis
manager, invites everybody to call ant
examine the goods at the waFerooms
No. 303 North Main street.
Mr.. A. K. Putney. the well-knowr
artesian well-maker, has sent his borinI
tools and machinery, with the workmel
to manage them, to Lancaster Station
to make an artesian well for the neV
hotel which Mr.. NJ. L. Wicks is noy
erecting at that place. He says he vii
make short job Of that we'll, and h
ought to know. When the well is com
pleted trees and flowers will be planted
on the desert, where ''instead of th
thorn shall spring up the myrtle tree.
The rest was written by Isaiah.
The announcement for the first annus
grand ball of the Plasterers' Protectiy
Union Of Los Angeles. to be given q
Nadeau Hall New Years Eve, will
found in this mornings HERALD. I'll
arrangements have been in the hands ,
experienced committees who, we know
will leave nothing undone that viii cor
duce to the enjoyment Of all who ma
attend. Music will be furnished b
Prof. Winters orchestra, which is a
assurance that that part Of the entel