Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-23
LOCAL BREvrrIns.
NIilliperv-People'ss ! store.


MilIinery-People' Store.
Ho for Santa Monica on Sunday.
See advertisement Of situation wanted.
New company at the Fountain Theatre
tonight.
Great rush for table linens at Joseph
Murtagh & Co.'S.
Mr.. G. Chaffey, of Etiwanda, Is reg
lstered at the Cosmopolitan.
An established business is advertised
Tor sale under New To-Day.
sea-shell hats. IS cents-Psoples
Store.
No criminal business was transacted in
Justice Ling's Court yesterday.
A truckman Is advertised for by He'll
man, Haas L Co., in our New To-Day.
Ladies' and children's hats, cheap. at
Joseph Murtsgh 4 Co.'s.
To-day is the last Of the meeting Of
the viticultural Convention in this city.
Shoes. good variety, low prices-Pso-
ple's Store.
The Tucson excursion. which arrived
last evening, numbers forty-seven per-
sons.
A large consignment Of lii,en iaces at
Joseph Murtssh 4 Co.'S.
Mr.. Z. A. Weed, editor Of Recreation,
returns from San Francisco overland
this morning.
A map Of the Truman tract was filed
for record in the County Recorders
Office yesterday.
shoes. prices low--People's Store.
Don Pancho Pico, Of San Jacinto, is
paying the city visit and is registered
at the Pico House.
Twenty -seven-inch ginghams. cents,
at Joseph Murtagh & Co.'S.
Mr.. Stephen NJ. White and bride are
passengers from San Francisco by this
mornings overland train.
Ses-shell hats, 10 cents-Psople' 3
Store.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
ut Sis last evening: Maximum, SO de-
grees, minimum, SO degrees.
Judge Ranney, of Florence, was in
the city yesterday on business; His
crops are good and 50 are his neighbors.
Yard-wide calicoes, warranted to
wash, 7 cents per yard, at Joseph Muir
tagh 4 Co.'S.
The deeds fled for record in the
County Recorders office yesterday foot
up $36, 383, against $6,567.70 of mort
cages.
Mr.. George W. Reynolds, an editor OF
Western Te1ss, father Of Merirck Rey-
nolds, of Wilmington, is at the Cosmo-
politan.
French chip hats, sl.25 and upwards
Peoples Store.
Business men should not fail to call at
the Magnolia. No. Commercial street,
for their monday lunch. Green corn
to-day.
Great bargains in gents furnishing
goods at Joseph Murtagh & Co.'S.
The attention of contractors and build
ers is directed to the advertisement Of
the City Board Of Education calling for
proposals.
Boys trimmed sailor hats, 25 cents
Peoples Store.
The license Of Reuben Wixom to marry
Alice Wllkerson was filed for record in
the Office Of County Recorder Miles yes
terday.
Councilman Charles w. Schroeder is
happy man. He is not happy because
he is q Councilman. but because he is
the father Of girl baby. See notice in
another column.
The latest styles in gents neckwear at
Joseph Murtagh 4 Co.'S.
Mr.. Richard Dillon is preparing to
erect an elegant residence ON his fine lot
on the-corner Of Hill aud Seventh streets
at cost Of 1900.
Just arrived the celebrated Anheuscr-
Bush ut. Louis lager beer; for five cents
glass, on draught, at the Eintracht
saloon. 6S Spring street.
Children's yard hats. ID cents Peo.
Piles Stors.
Mr.. H. l.. Morris, a well.known com.
positor Of this city. has purchased a
half interest in the Kansas City House,
on San Fernando street.
There are kilograms uncalled for at
the telegraph Office for G. N. Earl Bar
ney Reddican, and NJ. Dodsworth.
Sam c. Foy has fresh supply of lap
dustsrs. buggy robes. whips, horse milli-
merry Of every kind, and tents to sell or
rent Of any size. at II Los Angeles street.
Contrary to all reports, we herewith
ststs that the price for our excelsior
yacht cloth suits is the same as before.
They can be had at our clothing house,
corner Of Spring and Temple streets. L.
Harris & Co.
Eisht-dollar ostrich plumes, $50
Peoples Store.
In the County Recorders Office, yes
terday, there were fled for record nine
teen deeds, six mortgages, one satisfac-
tion of mortgage, one marriage license
snd i've miscellaneous papers.
Mr.. WIN Morford, who has been at
Paso Robles Springs for several weeks
past, returned homo yesterday. He says
the course Of treatment there knocks the
spots out Of rheumatism and has almost
made him new man.
Trimmed hats, elegant styles, s2.95
Peoples Store.
A. .Ferrie was convicted before City
Justice Morgan's Court yesterday on the
charge Of selling liquor to Indians and
was fined $40, which he paid. j. NJ.
Puyfourcat was tried on the same charge
and the decision reserved.
Fine lace braid hats, rs oents-Peo.
PIES Store.
In our report of yesterdays session of
the Board Of viticultural Commissioners,
II will be observed that the members of
the Board will have a meeting at the
hall at 10 o'clock this morning, for the
r,ornoaa of oonfirujno the examination