Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-24

Domestic Dept. Peoples Store.
See advertisement Of situation wanted
To-day we shall sell 0 yards Wan
sutta muslin for 81, Peoples Store.
Ladies' neck wear at Joseph Murtasl
l. Co.'S.
We shall sell to-day 0 yards Wan
sutta muslin for 81, Peoples Store.
The Ivy Social Club held their usua
social last night.
Nine yards Wamsutta muslin 81 to-
day at Peoples Store.
Regular session Of the Council this
evening.
wamsutta muslin 0 yards for 81 to.
day at Peoples Store.
Gents furnishing goods at bedrock
prices at Joseph Murtagh & Cos.
At Peoples Store o.day we sell q
yards Wamsutta muslin for 81.
Captain c. E. French, postmaster al
Santa Ana, was in the city yesterday or
business.
Mr.. II. j. Woollscott yesterday
shipped cargo Of assorted Los Angeles
wines to Salt Lake City.
One dollar will purchase o yards Of
Wsmsutta muslin at Peoples Store.
Thermometer for "a hours ending q,
s.l5 last evening; Maximum IS degrees
minimum Al degrees.
Afpair Of thoroughbred Italian grey
hounds are advertised for sale under
New To-Day.
Everybody may know that we sell {
yards Wamsutta muslin for 81, Peoples
Store.
Mr.. B. +. Weston, one Of the great
Lumber dealers In the pineriss of Michi-
gan, is stopping at the Pico House.
Mr.. n. Freeman, Of the Centinela and
Sausal Rsdondo ranches, was In the city
yesterday.
Col. Geo. Beaver, Of Wilmington, was
in the city yesterday as witness in the
Aemes case.
Mr.. J. J. Msllus yesterday received
orders from the East for two carloads Of
oranges. He will ship them at once.
We will sell to day 9 yards Wamsutta
best known muslin for 81, Peoples
Store.
Attention Is directed to the new ad.
vertisement of Mr.. w. s. Richards,
grocer, elsewhere in this morning .
HERALD.
Heaviest and best made muslin, Wam-
sutta, . yards for 81 at Peoples Store.
MIR. Charles Kennedy, the well.known
Southwest Passenger Agent of the Chi.
cago. Rock Island 4 Pacific Railroad, ia
at the Pico House.
Wamsutta muslin, 9 yards for 81,
Peoples Store.
Twelve deeds, three mortgage, two
satisfactions of mortgages and one U. s.
patent were filed for record in the
County Recorders Office yesterday.
1t is well to know that Vans tia
muslin may be obtained yards for 81,
Peoples Store.
Just received at VIM. Thorpe's fin 9
liquor store, corner Court and Main
streets, fresh invoice Of the celebrated
Royal Batavia Gin, for medical use.
Persons desiring comfortable rooms,
with board, can be accommodated ct 206
Spring street. See our business Enter
prise column.
A sumptuous supper will be served al
the anniversary ball to be given by the
German Ladies' Benevolent Society q,
Turn Verein Hall, next Monday night.
The steamer Orizaba leaves for
northern coast ports to day. Passen-
gers will take the l0:l5 A. NJ. train--Los
Angeles time-for San Pedro.
| A stockholders' meeting Of the South.
ern California Packing Company, for the
election Of q Board of Directors, ID
called for the frat Monday in April
| See notice.
Major George L. Gard, who went to
San Francisco to attend the Houck exami
nation, stayed till Houck was shipped
off in safe style to Ohio under care Of
two officers.
A large number of emigrant passen.
gers again left for the north yesterday
by the morning train. The travel by
the afternoon south. bound train Is also
heavy.
George Hall, convicted Of vagrancy
before City Justice Morgan yesterday,
was fined $40 or twenty days on tho
public works Of the city. Spencer Coll,
for battery. was fined $50. which be
paid.
Officer Willing this morning discov.
cred fire in Browns Restaurant, 100
Main street, proceeding from the coffee
urn up wooden partition in the rear.
The Confidence Hose put il out in short
meter.
Mr.. II. X. w. Hartwig and wife, Of
st. Joseph. Missouri, are visiting Los
Angeles and are stopping at the Pico
House. Mr.. Hartwig is connected with
one Of the largest Wholesale liquor
houses in that city.
Marriage licenses issued by County
Clerk Potts to John Stevenson aud Ella
Lee and Clarence NJ. Woodruff and
Minnie ]. Wilbur, were filed for record
in the Office of County Recorder Miles
yesterday.
The building used at present for tho
Rose Street Chapel, an offshoot from the