Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-02
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LOCAL BRBv1Tlns.


They are ,"beautiful' at the "City Of
Paris.
Fresh Eastern oysters in any style at
Persons, Rose building.
Rev. j.. T. Ford. Of San Berpardino.
is at the st. Charles.
On centre table, embroidered null
fichus, &c. Peoples Store.
See ajvertisemea. of wanted to rent
under New To-Day
Smoked beef tongue just received at
the Cafe Columbia.
A competent girl. under New To-Day,
advertises for a situation.
A girl to do general housework is adj
vertised for under New To-Day
On centre table, black lace fichus, l5c,
Peoples Store.
Just arrived, at the "City of Paris"
fine black silks; warranted not to cut or
crease.
From Philadelphia, all the new shapes
and colors in nobby soft hats. II. G.
Weiner's, Downey Block.
Two car loads OF staple and fancy dry
goods, just received, at Bright's Cheap
Store.
Messrs. Pomeroy 4 Mills, under New
To-Day, advertise a handsome cottage
for sale.
T On centre table, or au lace fichus,
35c, Peoples Store.
Deputy U. S. Marshall Dunlap re-
turns from San Francisco by this morn
ing's overland train.
Examine our new feathers, flowers
and nice late style hats for ladies'. misses
and children, j. c. Bright.
Mr.. Sam Polaski. who has been at
San Francisco purchasing fresh stock
Of latest styles suitings, returns home
overland tbs morning.
Thermometer for the twenty four
hours ending at s:l5 last evening; Maxi
mum. 81 degrees; minimum, 81 de-
grees.
Eastern cream and hand cheese at
the Cafe Columbia.
Deeds 10 the amount Of $34, ,443,
against mortgages aggregating si6,050,
were filed for record in the County Re-
corder's office yesterday.
On centre table, embroidered collars,
i9c. Peoples Store.
DIR. L. X. Riley. By card eiasshere,
announces that he mas opened Offices in
the Schumacher Block, opposite the
Postofiice.
Look at the nice, new DIRE goods and
other farcy dry goods, just received
from the Eastern markets. J C. Bright.
The family Of Mr.. Edward Mclean.
Of Oakland, have set up their iares and
penates on Temple street, and we hope
have come to stay.
Attention iz directed to the eardtof DR..
s. Rohwer, NJ D.. vitarathic and Chre-
mopathic physician, which will be found
under New To-Day.
If you want oysters, telephone IS.
Bobs Restaurant, Robert Eckert, pro-
prietor.
Deputy Sheriff Geo. P. McLain left
for the North Last evening having in
charge Edward Murphy, sentenced to
San Quentin State Prison for three
years.
4 'rhs finder Of an envelope addressed to
Mr.. Pietro Rossi. containing note for
5000. and other papers. will be literally
rewarded on returning the same 10 Cas-
truccio Bros, Mariposa Store. See adj
yertisement.
Boys military. Navy and velvet jock
ey caps, so cents, at H, C.. Weiner's,
Downey Block.
Andres Villa, Pedro Olivas and s. Al
c,nte. the young burglars whose arrest
was noted in the HERALD, were examined
before City Justice Morgan yesterday
and, in default OF $1,000 bail each, were
committed for trial before the Superior
Court.
The work Of grading the avenue in
front OF the residences of w. II. Perry,
John Lazzarevich and M. V. Biscailuz,
on Mount Pleasant, has been begun, and
hereafter the great pond Of water that
disgraced the street will be heard Of no
more.
On centre table. applique null fchus,
35c, Peoples Store.
In the month of October the Signal
Service record show the highest tenn
perature to nave been So degrees and
the lowest 43.5. Daily mean tempera-
ture, 6l degrees. That is most sgree.
able temperature for the month Of 0cto-
Der.
Attention is directed to the card Of
Mess,s. w. r. Hupp & Co., real estate
brokers, elsewhere in this mornings
HERALD. Both gentlemen are thor.
oughly posted in all that relates TO city
and county real estate, and will attend
to all business in their line to the best
interest OF patrons.
On centre table. cream lace fichus, 25c,
Peoples Store.
The steamer Orizaba left for San Diego
yesterday afternoon with eight passen-
gers, as follows: F. Cote. II. Alexan-
der, c. w. Cover, y. Hatch and daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. d. James, Mrs. J. Whip
pie, J. NJ. Farnsworth. All steamer
passengers will hereafter take the mora
ing train to San Pedro.
Two inches of rain fell at Cucamonga
on Friday night last, and considerable
do,,npour in the San Antonio Canon
during the week. A very large acreage
Of grain has been sown near Cucamon-
ga, and but little brush Is now seen on
the plains. The change In the appear
ance of the country is remarkable.
On centre table, rich applique null
fichus, 40c. Peoples Store.
Over two thousand tons Of grapes
have already been crushed the present
season at the San Gabriel Winery, and
each day increases the amount. The
Mesnager establishment ON Chavez street
has already crushed about 750 tens Of
grapes. and is still at work. The bulk
Of them are Mission grapes.
Frank Smith who was arrested on the
charge of burgIarizing the house of Chas.