Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-28

gold as soon as Jupiter Pluvius gets in
his work.
We are informed by q talented gen
tleman of this city, who has travelled
nearly around the world. that the re-
pulsive reptile found in Arizona, known
as the "Gila Monster" is nothing more
nor less than the Iguana, which is found
in Central and South America, and
which is well known by name. The ma
tives sometimes eat its flesh.
By notice under New To-Day, it will
be seen that Mrs. Seal, the celebrated
Trance lecturer, will deliver second
lecture in Judge Howard's court room,
next Sunday evening. Mrs. Seal lcctured
to large audience in Justice Ling's
court room last Sunday evening, and
discussed the subject in logical and
convincing manner. Those interested
in Spiritualsm will do we'll to attend her
lecture.
A family gold mine. That's what
good COW is. She will nearly support
your family with cream, milk and butter.
Among the cows that John c. Bell sells
tomorrow Saturday. at IL o'clock at
auction there are some that are making
thirteen pounds of butter per week.
Barretto, OF Jersey stock fame, sells his
at one dollar and half per roll. Think
of that Any child, twelve years old,
can make butter. Look for John G.
Bells auction advertisement.
By announcement elsewhere it will be
seen that Callender's famous Georgia
Miustrels will give two OF their unique
entertainments at Turn Verein Hall on
Monday and Tuesday evenings next.
This troupe, as our readers are aware, is
the best Minstrel organization now trav-
cling and embraces amongst its members
the finest galaxy of artists, both special
and general, that has ever visited our
city. The company has just completed
q seven weeks engagement at San Fran
cisco, where they played to the largest
audiences ever known in that city. We
expect that Turn Verein Hall will be
thronged on both nights.
Today only, Turkish towels l6s cents,
Peoples Store.
Yesterday, soon after 2 P. NJ, as Mr.
w. Mclean was boiling oil on stove in
his kitchen in the rear Of No. 27 South
Spring street, while he was temporarily
out of the room the oil boiled over and
took fire. Mr. Mclean attempted to
suppress the flames. during which he was
badly burned. Hethen gave fire alarm,
and the Thirty Fights Engine Company
turned on water and suppressed the fire,
but not till after the walls Of the building
had been badly damaged. The damage
to the residence of Mr.. Mclean, by fire
aud water. was about $500, on which
there is no insurance.
To-day only, Turkisl. towels, l69 cents,
Peoples Store.
We are pleased to ammo unce TO the
public that Mr.. AL Young, the famous
cook, who is known from the Mississippi
river to the Atlantic ocean, as the chief
of cooks, is going into business and will
take charge Of the Quaker Dairy, No.
Is Spring street, opposite the Nadeau
House, to-day. Anybody that wishes to
enjoy good living at moderate prices,
would do well to call and see him He
cordially invites all his friends and the
public in general.
To-day only, black japanese dress
satin, 2s inches wide, 95 cents, Peoples
Store.
Messrs. Stern, Calm and Loeb, of the
City of Paris Store, on the second page
of this mornings HERALD, make an an.
nouncement of especial interest to our
lady readers. On the third page they
invite gentlemen to stop and examine
the superb line of gentlemen's clothing,
boots, shoes. hats, etc., which they are
selling at unprecedentedly low prices in
order to close out entirely that depart
ment of their business. In the ladies'
the extraordinary reductions
are made to make room for the immense
stock now on the way from Europe and
the East. These who want bargains will
do well to give them call
To-day only, gents nee kweer, 20 cents
each, Peoples Store.
Messrs. Jacoby Bros, the weli-known
and enterprising Wholesale and retail
come to the front in this morn
ing's HERALD with triple column ad-
vertisement, in which they announce
the receipt of the largest and most varied
stock ever opened in Los Angeles. This
firm carries the largest assortment Ct
ready made mems, youths and boys
clothing and furnishing goods to be
found in any single establishment on the
coast, ontside Of San Francisco, and by
the spirit OF fairness that has character
lied its dealings, has won for the gentle
men composing the firm reputation for
push and energy that cannot be excelled.
Their goods are of the latest styles in
cut and material and are sold at way
down prices. Give them call