Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01

| ttyeiy sell them regardless OF cost.
We are determined to reduce our i'm.
mense stock and will therefore give all
buyers the benefit. Yon can buy holi-
day presents now and save money! The
goods above mentioned are from the
fincst looms in the world. and we will
guarantee them.
Mr.. t. +. Spence, who has been con-
fined to his hons by illness for several
days, his many friends will be glad to
learn. Is improving, and will shortly be
able to resume his duties at the bank.
The San Pedro trains ran light yester-
day as regards freight, the cause appear
ing to be that there was too much
Thanksgiving at Wilmington and San
Pedro.
The Santa Monica train came in a
half hour late in the afternoon, on no.
count of much switching. She came in
after the San Pedro train went out, and
was forty minutes late in leaving.
w. s. Clark, who stole blanket
from the corner Of First and Fort streets
yesterday wes found ualer the covered
bridge last night in camp with the
blanket and bottle Of whisky.
There ia an accumulation Of atolen
property at the Chiefs Office, some Of it
valuable. Among other things. some
portions Of the storm calls Of carriage.
top with rubber lap-robe. whips, pieces
OF harness. blankets and small articles.
Why do not the owners of missing arti-
oles cdIl ut the office and get theInS
A gentleman by the name Of Loomis,
from Portland, Oregon, has purchased
twenty-five acres OF land above Pasa
dena. in what is known as the Pasadena
Highlands. Emigration sacms to be set
ting in from Oregon to Southern Califor-
MIA slowly but steadily.
Linen Napkins. 40 cents a dozen,
worth IS; better grade IS cents. worth
sl.25--Murtagh's bankrupt sale. Peo.
pies Store.
Professor George H. Peck, OF Ell
Monte, was ia The. city yesterday on a
business trip. He reports large in
crease in the amount Of land put under
cultivation In 81 Monte township this
year, and that all the farmers are doing
we'll.
We encountered our genial ex.towns-
man, Mr. Louis B. Brandt, in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Brands il connected with
San Francisco house. and has been
making a business tour OF the southern
counties He returns to San Francisco
overland to-day.
To-day is the frst day OF winter, and
is the SS5th day Of the year, lacking but
thirty days to complete the year 1883.
The new moon of Thursday evening is
two days old, and sets tonight at half
past 9 o'clock. To-day's length is 9
hours and 80 minutes. or but l3 minutes
longer than the shortest day.
Bed Spreads. rs cents, worth SLIPS,
better grade, sl.25, worth 81. 0o-Mur-
tagh's bankrupt safe, Peoples Store.
Quite number Of the regular observ-
ers Of TIE annual feast OF Thanksgiving
aho were engaged in necessary business
on Thursday will have their sp endid
dinner On Sunday, when they viii have
ample time to enjoy it. Thanksgiving
comes but once year, but it is only TO
be enjoyed during leisure time.
The Santa Ana train did good
freight business yesterday. But four
passenger cars, including mail and bag
gage, were necessary to the
local travel Probably this style OF train
will be kept up on this run hereafter,
with possibility Of an increase.
The British ship, formerly a steamer.
Somersetshire, and the largest ship
which has ever unloaded at San Pedro,
is sixty-fivs days out from Australia,
loaded with 1000 tons Of coal, and is
now overdue at the harbcr. But one
coal snip is due to follow her, and she Is
expected TO arrive in about ore or two
weeks.
The attention Of carpenters and build
ers is directed to the advertisement of
the MADEIRA Flnme and Trading Com
psny, which appears elsewhere. Their
headquarters in this city is at 229
Arcadia Block, Los Angeles street,
where a full assortment of doors, sashes,
blinds, mouldings and everything in
that line can be found.
For one week. at the City Of Paris.
dress goods regardless Of cost.
Attention is called to the card Of Pro-
fessor VI. Lenzberg, teacher Of the flute
and Of brass and stringed instruments.
Mr.. Lenzberg comes to our city with a
high reputation as q musician, and we
have no hesitation in recommending him
to all who may require the services of a
teacher
The Peoples Store. in new double
column ADVERT .ement on our first rage,
announces that it will require eight days
more to dispose Of the Murtagh bank
rupt stock. We would advise all who
have not availed themselves of this OPP
tunity to get bargains that now is their
time.
The attention OF persons about to set
out citrus orchards, or who need shade
or ornamental trees, is directed to the
of Mr. o. II. Bliss, who
will supply stock from his nursery in
lots to suit. Mr.. Bliss is an experienced
tree grower, and purchasers can rey
that all trees sold by him will turn out
just as represented.
Blankets, California made, si.s5
cents, worth Sc. so; better grade $3.50.
worth $9--Murtagh's bankrupt sale,
Peoples Store.
Mr.. C. NJ. Sanger. ex-Sheriff OF Mil
waukee, and ono Of the owners of the
Orc Grande mining property and the
Burning Moscow Mine, is at the Pico
House. Mr.. Sanger is one Of the largest
lumber manufacturers in the Union and
with good judgmeot has seen fit to in
vest in the rich silver mines OF South
ern California. He always succeeds In
whatever he undertakes.
Buy your dress goods now at the City
Of Paris and save money.
Don't fail to look at our center win
dow, perfectly magnificent, City of Paris,
los and l07 North Spring street.
Mr.. c. w. Mortimer, British Vice
Consul, informs US that nineteen vessels
Ioaded with coal have arrived at San
Pedro from British or colonial ports,
daring the three months ending to-day.
He also says that this will probably
end tho present active season, and thai
its close will enable him to again attend
10 a more profitable legal business.
Conductor Jerry Long yesterday
brought in from the Colorado Desert a
tine lot OF beautiful sea shells, which he
gathered on that waste Of shifting sand
which eclipsos anything to be seen in
Arabia. There are four varieties of
these shells, delicate and beautiful as il