Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-18
LOCAL BRRvITIHs.

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Millinery, Peoples Store.
See advertisement Of lost.
See advertisement Of For Sale.
The roller skating mania is still raging,
Mems low-cut Oxford ties down to ~
At Lewis Bros.
The Council meets in regular session
this evening.
Black cashmeres cheap. at Joseph
Murtsgh q Co.'s.
Telephone number Of the American
Bakery is No. 100.
Good shoes. prices low. Peoples
Store.
A new dwelling house is being erected
on Upper Main street.
Misses goat button-shosa for to-day
only. sl.25. at Lewis Bros.
There were no cases in U. 8. Commis-
sioner Lees Court yesterday.
Odds and ends on center table to-day,
Peoples Store.
Attention Is directed to tho advertise
ment "A Rare Opportunity"
An experienced bookkeeper advertises
for situation, under New To-Day.
A railroad man is putting up COM
Portable new residence on Buena Vista
street.
Last chance Ladies' French kid but.
ton shoes at q. ~, At Lewis Bros.
The now street raj way Is broad
guage, fifteen inches wider than the
other roads,.
Good butter at H. Jevne's.
Mrs. Richard Grid. Of the Chino
rancho, is registered at.the Pico House.
The new "Basaar" ON Main street has
introduced the electric light in its estab-
lishfnent.
Mr.. G. p. R. Mohan, formerly q
butcher in this city, is now resident Of
Tucson, Arizona.
No trasl,--all good. reliable booa and
shoes, greatly reduced for Saturday
only. at Lewis Bros.
Mr.. MERCK Reynolds. Of the San Pc
dro Lumber Company, is registered at
the Cosmopolitan.
Mems b calf Alexis aud Congress only
e. at Lewis Bros.
A furnished room in exchange for
lessons on the piano, is advertised for
in our New To-Day.
Mr.. J. G. Buddington. a prominent
lawyer from New York, was at the Cos-
mopolitan yesterday.
Sandals and slippers 50 cents. Peoples
Store.
Muscat and other grapes now In the
market are bringing seven cents per
pound at wholesale rates.
Frank SiddalI's soap at Jevnss.
Mr.. L. M. Holt. of the Riverside
Prem and Horticultural, and his wife,
are 81 the Cosmopolitan.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
1t SIG last evening: maximum, 81 de.
grees; minimum. 30 degrees.
Rare bargains to-day in odds and ends.
Peoples Store.
Mr.. NJ. MeC,llum. OF FL Monte, was
in tbe city yesterday and made pleas
ant call 1t me HERALD otfice.
Full lines Of ladies and misses hose
at Joseph Murtagh & Co.'S.
The fruit-growers will be sure and
attend meeting at the Board Of Trade
Rooms this morning at ii o'clock.
q One day only--Ladiss' French K d
side Lace shoes down to $500. at Lewis
Bros.
A new schedule Of freiehts and fares
on the Central Pacific railroad will take
effect ON sunday, the 10Th inst.
Ladies' embroidery trimmed drawers
50 centss Peoples Store.
A FREQ hot lunch day and evening at
tho Fountain Exchange Saloon, No. 81
North Main street, to-day.
The excavation for the new street
railroad on Main street. was protected
by numerous Lanterns last evening.
Saturday last day-Ladies' kid
button shoes $500, at Lewis Bros.
In Judge sepulveda's department Of
the Superior Court, yesterday. Caroline
Steele was granted divorce from Oliver
Steele.
The telegraphic switchboard in the
Train D.spatcher's Office at the depot is
one oil the most complete and elaborate
on the Coast
SIXTY men were employed yesterday
on Nam street, between Court and Fret
streets, engaged IN rapid work on the
new Helimau s.rset railway.
Dapes hams and bacon at Jevne's. IS
North Spring street.
CIV. Morgan and family. Miss NJ. H.
Barker and n. @. Schumacher, Of Los
Angeles, are passengers by this morn.
ing's train from San Francisco.
A large number OF Knights Templar
will leave for San Francisco tonight by
the overland train, 10 f1ke part In the
Triennial 80. vices next week.
Last chance -Child's good button
shoes down,to 81. Lewis Bros.
The Union printers" In the Times
Office struck last night, and the cases
were supplied by the proprietors and
such printers as they could pick up.
Embroideries and insertions to match
at Joseph Murtagh 4 Co.'S.
The Master Of the bark Cordelia. now
discharging at San Pedro. in our New
To-Day, warns all parsons that he will
not be responsible Tor debts contracted
by his crew.
Mr.. Samuel G. Weston, one Of the
natives Of Salem, Mass, when 1t collapsed
Boston in wealth and shipping interests,
Is visiting Los Angeles en- route to the
Trisnnial Conclave.
Do not delay--Child's goat lace shoes,
oto lOt, rs cents, at Lewis Bros.
1t is pleasant to see that lamps are
now hung upon the piles Of brick, lun-