Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-15

sembled last night at the Fort street NJ.
Il. Church, to enjoy the entertainment
of the Band Of Hope. The children
connected with the Band gave most
aviiK :, =.;:.ss
| careful and judicious training on the part
Of the managers Of this excellent in.
stitution. Los Angeles can well boast Of
the best Of culture and training Of the
children and youth Of the city. Gust
as the twig Is bent the trees Inclined =
Children's tipped pebble shoes sl.50;
also a special bargain on center table,
Peoples Store.
Charley Durfee was yesterday driving
up Main street in cart with another
gentleman. When opposite Commercial
street the cart struck the delivery wagon
Of Levy 4 Co., and upset sufficiently to
throw out both gentlemen. The horse
then dashed on to the sidewalk ia front
OF Siegels, and ran down the walk till
he fell among the fruit boxes at Ger
mains, and was secured, without hurt
ing anybody.
Closing out sale. Goods must be sold
on account Of removal. Mrs. NJ. E.
Park.
In his column on the third page Of this
mornings HERALD. Mr.. BE- F. Coulter
makes his Christmas announcement. The
articles enumerated embrace rich and
varied assortment OF the newest styles,
all Of superior quality. 1t will prove in
structive and interesting reading to
! everybody, but especially to heads Of
fa miles.
The Christmas advertisement of
Messrs. Bluett, Daily 4 Sullivan, of the
Boston Clothing House, Nadeau Block,
will be found on our third page. Their
goods are nonpareil in style and quality
and their prices catch everybody. II
you want q nobby suit don't fail to give
them call.
Fur-lined satin circulars Sl5; also
special bargain on centre table, Peoples
Store.
H. 9. Wiley. having bought out his
partner and become sole proprietor Of
the Brunswick Billiard Parlors, will
adopt new system from and after the
lst day Of January next. All billiards
will be charged for by the honr, as Is
the custom in all Eastern cities.
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Read the new advertisement of Messrs.
Meyberg Bros Their holiday announce
ment comprises some Of the most beau
tiful articles in their limo ever opened in
Los Angeles. All who purpose making
Christmas or New Years presents should
not fail to examine their goods.
Messrs. Meybsrg Bros. yesterday re-
ceivsd four carloads Of crockery ware
direct from England The invoice is Of
the latest patterns in colors, and Was
purchased by their agent ct q bargain
which will admit Of the sale Of the goods
here at extremely low figures.
Children's school hats In all styles at
25 cents At Mrs. N. E. Parks.
There are messages at the telegraph
Office for G Thompson, J q Thompson,
NJ J O'Neill, Mrs Evelyn NJ Ludum, @
It Walker, james Brown, Christie M
Tchurr, Miss Bette Stevens, J 4 Men
doza, jerome Coldren, Jno r Clark,
Robt Beggs. Campello.
Eclipse Extra Dry is the wine now
used at all banquets and parties. Con-
noissseurs prefer what they know to be
pure wine, to imported champagncs,
three-fourths Of which are known to be
adulterated. iecl5 I'm
Jennie Trip aud Frank c. Lord were
arraigned before City Justice Morgan
yesterday on the charge Of carrying con-
cealed weapons. They plead guilty aud
were fined $40 each. which they paid.
A. H. Gluck and wife, Of Niagara
Falls, are at the Cosmopolitan. Mr..
Gluck will be the General Manager Of
the Raymond Hotel at Pasadena that is
now under contract 70 be built.
Mr.. j. q. Hill, one Of the leading pub.
lic-spirited citizens Of Ventura county
and the owner Of fine horses that are
well known on the Los Angeles track, Is
at the Cosmopolitan.
Auction sales this day at Temple
Street Stables. at ii o'clock A. NJ.
Horsez. wagons, harness and two dozen
new Mission buggy robes. Noyes 1
Durfee, auctioneers.
+. Conway. Esq., formerly Chief Clerk
in the Land Commissioners affice at San
Francisco, and now horticulturist and
lawyer at Riverside. is registered at the
Cosmopolitan