Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-20
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LOCAL BREvIrIEs

LOCAL BREVlTlES.
Lewis Bros. give away wagons.
The popular resort-ihe Rink. #
Gnst birgsins at Mrs. NJ. K. Parks.
Lswis Broa. give away musical toys.
lewis Br,s. give away japanese ~are.
There are 20i telephones 10 the city.
Des n,,nd has everything new and siyl-
ish IN neck wear
Elegant lines Of mems and boys un-
derwear at Desmonds
Fine French chips at 70 cents and 81
at Mrs. M. f. Parks.
Fine ostrich feathers $3.50. former
price So. at Mrs. NJ. e. Parks.
Lewis Bros. give away musical instru-
Inents.
Lewis Bros. give away elegant Jap
anese ware.
Stylish trimmed hats at one.half form
sr prices at Mrs. NJ. L. Parks
Fine French felts at rs cents each at
Mrs. NJ. u. Parks.
Lewis Bros. give away toys. Come
and get them.
New invoice Of toys to be given away
at Lewis Bros.
Children's school bats in all styles at
rs cents at Mrs. M. Il. Parks.
For your holiday presents call at
Original Uncle Joe's. sn-tu.th-sat
Lewis Bros give away autograph al
buns.
Lswis Bios. give away fine and expen.
siye toys
Bargains ia diamonds, watches and jew.
elry, at Original Uncle Joe's. su-t,l-th-sat
The musical event Of the season takes
place this evening at Turnverein Hall.
Lewis Bros. .give away elegant Jap.
anese ware.
Lewis Bros. give away railroa trains.
Closing out sale. Goods must be sold
on account Of removal Mrs NJ. +.
Park.
Lewis Bros. give away autograph al.
buns.
The steamer Eureka leaves for San
francisco to-day. Passengers take the
1918 A: NJ. train for San Pedro.
Lewis Bros. give away tool chests.
Lewis Bros..give menageries and farms.
Elizabeth Lake is reported as nearly
full of water and hunting in that vicinity
good.
To-nigbt's conceri will begin promptly
at eight. Procure your tickets before.
band at Day 4 Browns.
Mr.. Henry kuna returned yester-
day from Pasa lena, and was warmly
welcomed by many friend.
The special car Cumberland, with
Canadian railway officials on board, paid
visit to Santa Monica yes'eriay.
Unredeemed pledges for sale at Origi-
nal Uncle Joe's, III N. Spring street,
opposite Temple Block. su-tu-th-sat
A new pane Of plate glass was placed
in the window Of the City Of Paris store
yesterday in lieu { the one recently
broken.
The largest pair OF diamonds ever
seen in Los Angeles were received yes
tsrday by the Diamond House, Roses
building.
Mr.. Henry Otto, Of Cotton, was in the
city yesterday. He says there viii be q
big mining boom in that vicinity in
short time.
Messrs. Frohlinger aud Matthisson. of
this city, have located 270 acres Of gov
ernment land at Lagnna Station. San
Diego county.
Four dollars for tias nickel watch,
good time keeper. warranted, at the Dia-
mond House, 273 N. Main street, oppo.
site Baker Block.
The programme for Miss Lester's con.
cert. noticed elsewhere, Is exceptionally
fine, and mnsic lovers cannot fail to ap-
preciate its excellence.
For a Christmas gift buy your boy
fine Elgin watch. solid silver cases, $40.
at the Diamond House. 273 N. Main
street, opposite Baker Block.
A burst in the water main PIPE ia SO.
noratown yesterday. cansed turning
of of tho wator in the city, making for q
short time great incons enienee.
The infant son of Calvin wetherman,
who came near being drowned in the
xanja at Naud's warehouse on Tuesday,
Is reported by DIR. t'e'cich as recover
ing.
Send home some views Of Los Angeles
end California. You can get an assort-
ment at the Solar Art Gallery, No. 10
First street, round the corner from tho
postoffice. decl8tf
On Saturday. at the Horse and Car
riage Mart, Los Angeles street, John G.
Bell will sell at pnblic auction two
horses, buggies and hsrness. See bis ad-
vertisement in other columns.
j. P. Mansfield 4 Co., M. North
Main street. lave artistically set the
stage for Miss Testers concert this even
ing. The effect is most elegant and gives
the old tage charming appearance.
The HERALD is under obligations for
complimentary tickets to the first annu-
al ball of the Plasterer's Protective
Union of Los Angeles, to be given in Ma
3lst
Mr.. Christian Hoppe, Of Santa Moni-
ca. was in the city yesterday. He is
largely engaged In the bee business in
Santa Monica Canon and at Cucamonga,
and reports the prospects for good
yield as very flattering.
Visitors will have an opportunity this
evening Of listening to our favorite So.
prano, Miss Lester, assisted by the So
| jouming artists, Mrs. j. Murray Baily,
Of Cincinnati, and the celebrated tenor,
Herr Schmeisser. Of Cologne, Germany.
Mistake in the printer. The real es-
tate sale Of John c. Bell, as advertised
on Well and Lazard streets. reads Fri
day, 24th," when 1t should read on the
2lst. Don't forget it, the sale u OF the
2lst, this Friday coming. decls:at
The following new Directors for Dis
triet Agricultural Society No. q have
been appointed by Governor Stoneman:
Frank A. kimball, Of San Diego, vice