Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-26
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LOCAL BREvIr1Es.

last night, two Of them old offenders.
In our New To Day first-class manu-
facturiDg business is advertised for sale.
A girl to do general housswork is ad-
vertised for under New To. Day.
A lively wind raised some real estate
in the city yesterday afternoon.
See advertisement of for rent and
furniture for sale.
A widow lady, under New To- Day,
adveriises for situation as housskeeper.
Fresh Eastern oysters in any style at
Pearson's, Rose building.
A piano and some household kitchen
furniture are advertised for sale under
New To-Day.
A competent book k-keeper, elsewhere
in this mornings HERALD. advsrtises for
\ situation.
| MI. w. 4. Hadlcy, proprietor Of the
Horton House, San Diego, ia registered
at the Pico House.
Fresh Baltimore oysters, New York
Counts" 81. 90 can, at Bob's restaurant,
Court street.
The Messrs. Patt Bros, elsewhere in
this mornings HERALD. advertise choice
family cows for sale.
Stormy weather still continues in the
northern part Of the State and in
Oregon.
| Mr.. Eugene Meyer returns from San
francisco by this mornings overland
train.
This day. ladies' ehsmiss-, 45c. Peo-
pies Store.
A furnished honse, in East Los Ange-
les, is advertised for rent in our New
To-Day column.
A desirable furnished house, with im.
proved lots, is offered for sale at bar
gain in our New To. Day.
We regret to learn that Mrs. H. J.
Stevenson Is very seriously i'll from a
complication Of typhoid fever and other
diseases.
| The thermometer for the twenty-four
hours ending at S:l5 last evening: Maxi.
mum. 6e,S' degrees; minimum, 81 de-
grees.
| Judge Richard Esan, who has been
spending couple of days ia Los Ange-
les, returned to his home in San Juan
Capistrano last evening.
We received pleasant call yesterday
from J. D. Bethune, Esq., Of San Ber-
nardino. who paid Los Angeles a brief
visit on legal business.
Transfers Of real estate ag gregating
s32. 324. against s305o mortgages. were
fled for record in tue County Recorders
Office yesterday.
! Fresh oysters, finest in the market.
so cents can; cooked in every style,
so cents dozen at Browns Restau-
rant.
| In Justice Ling's Court, yesterday. the
examination Of /. Fogel. charged with
perjury, was concluded and the accused
held for trial in the SUN OF $500.
The marriage license Of Robert P.
Hardesty and Jane G.. Stead was filed
for record in the County Recorders
office yesterday.
This day. linen hems,itch handker-
chiefs, l2ac. Peoples Store.
Passengers coming to Loi Angeles by
the San Francisco express train now
take supper at Fresno City, instead Of
at MADEIRA, as formerly.
One square and two upright pianos and
one organ, but little used, for sale at
great bargain. Valentines music store,
p North Main street. sept29-H
S. Ernst was examined before City Jus.
tice Morgm, yesterday, on the charge Of
forgery and in default Of $1,000 bail,
was committed to await trial before tho
Superior Court.
Captain NJ. KelIeher. who has resided
in Arizona for some years. has returned
to Los Angeles. He has come back to
stay and will shortly resume his profes.
SION Of Civil Engineer.
Miss Chilson, of Norwalk, and Miss
Lawrence, Of San Diego, have registered
themselves for the Ladies' race at San
Bernardino. They were in the race at
Los Angeles.
Mrs. B. F. Drakenield left for San
Francisco by steamer yesterday, where
she will meet her brother, viii R. Bet
tis, who is employed in the Auditors
office of that city.
| Tho San Bernardino Index says: Our
enterprising contemporary, the Los An
geles HERALD, comes to us in an en-.
larged form. The rapid growth of this
paper during the past year has been
phenomena
David Blue, who was sick at the
County hospital, became sadly insane
and was yesterday so ajjudged by
commission. Deputy U. 5. Marshal
Dunlap yesterday took him to Stock
ton.
The new and ornamental counter. and
two prismatic glass chandeliers, have
been placed in the new headquarters Of
the Farmers and Merchants Bank,
which will be opened for business to-
morrow.
E. A. DE Camp, Secretary of the
Sixth District Agricultural Association,
requests persons to whom diplomas or
fancy goods premiums were awarded, TO
call for them at Lichtenberger's carriage
warerooms, Main street.
The taxes for the construction Of the
Hill and Seventh-street Sewer have be.
come delinquent. Five per cent. in.
crease will now be added to the original
tax, and the property assessed will be
sold in about fifteen days from date.
Dennis Felix, at his new sample rooms
in the new Bernard block, u South
Main street, keeps the best beverages to
be found in the market. His place is
clean, quiet and genteel, and Is securing
liberal patronage from his many
friends.
An apocryphal story comes from San
Bernardino, stating that young man
shaved off the moustache of his bed.
fellow while he was asleep. There must
have been bad liquor in the sleeper, or
bad liar told the story. The San Ber.
nardino Times can explain.
The rains that prevailed in the north.
ern and central part OF the State ON
Wednesday. came south as far as the
Sierra Madres, where series of showers
prevailed all day yesterday, which will
prove an important addition to our
mountain streams.
But six passengers left the city for the
north per steamer Los Angeles yester-
dav affernoop as follows. San Fran.