Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-21

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See advertisement of child's nurse.
Regular session of Council this even
ing,
No half way prices at Joseph Murtagl
& Co.
A Baptist church has been established
at Banning station.
Col. J. Banbury was in yesterday from
his new ranch above Pasadena.
A fine two STORY dwelling is being
erected ON Fort street, near Second.
Table linens cheap at Joseph Murtagl
4 Co.'S.
Soda fountains are being overhauled
and put in order for the summer season
Childs' sun hats, Peoples Store.
Mr.. o. H. Bliss reports rainfall Of
20-l00ths of an inch on the night OF the
10Th inst.
Lewis Brothers are preparing to place
an electric lamp in their new store in
the HERALD building.
Joseph Murtagh Co. sell gents
furnishing goods at bedrock prices.
Second hand piano and organ TO rent
or for sale cheap. Valentines music
store. No. Spring street.
Hon. G. Wiley Wells and wife return.
ed from San Francisco overland this
morning.
Black silks, sl.35, Peoples Store.
Theodore Lynill, Esq, Of Anaheim,
is passenger from San Francisco by this
mornings overland train.
Joseph Murtagh & Co. will sell
millinery goods cheap.
The stone piers for the pillars to sup
port the first floor Of the new Hellman
Block, on Main street, are in position.
Co. George Flournoy, Jr., of San
Francisco, is in the city on legal bust
ness, and stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
Kate Castleton lace bonnets for chill
dren, $3.50 and 1925. Peoples Store.
First-class new parlor organ for sale
cheap; owner leaving city. Valentines
music store, No. Spring street.
Deeds of transfer Of real estate amount.
ing to s3s, 952 were filed for record in
the County Recorders office yesterday.
Hon. f. c. Marshall, Attorney GENE.
raj of the State, arrived in Los Angeles
yesterday and is stopping at the Pico
House.
Childs' cloth and leather shoes, 45c,
Peoples Store.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at sis last evening Maximum, GA de-
gress; minimum, "A degrees barome-
tor. 1897.
A change Is being made in the Pasa-
dena road by springing concave curve
into the grade that asccnds from Syca-
more Grove.
Joseph Murtagh 4 Co. DEFY COMPETE
ton in dry goods and millinery.
@. T. Spencer. in our New To-Day,
warns subscribers to the Daily CONNER
eiaI not to pay subscriptions now due to
any one but himself.
On account OF the opening services at
the new Presbyterian church there will be
no services at The Congregational church
tomorrow Sunday morning.
Parasols from 25c to IS, Peoples
Store.
The cases OF III. ii. Peck and Fannie
NJ. Phillips, charged with adultery, will
come up for examination before City
Justice Morgan at P. NJ. to-day.
Mr. J. Garnsey has purchased twelve
acres Of land east Of the County Hospit
al for the purpose Of establishing a
brick mandatory on large scale.
This is free country and Joseph
Murtagh q Co. will sell hats cheap.
The marriage license issued by County
Clerk Potts to Thomas w. Clark and
Matte Mayhem was filed for record in
the County Recorders Office yesterday.
Special bargains in curtain lace net,
l2i, 90 22A and Csc. Peoples Store.
The train from San Francisco arrived
two hours behind time this morning.
The detention was caused by heavy
snow storm on the Tehachepi noun.
tains.
The mountain tops covered with snow
and wreathed with heecy clouds, made
q beautiful sight yesterday, which
was much admired by our Eastern visi-
tors.
The gas having been entirely intro
duced into the new Presbyterian Church,
that structure was brilliantly Illuminated
last evening The lighting was per-
feet success.
Ladies' Curacao kid shoes, S2.75, Peo-
pies Store.
The Indian, whose foot was bruised
last Sunday by passing train, ysster.
day had to submit to having three Of
his toes amputated to save his life. DR..
Harmon performed the operation
The notice of the dissolution Of part.
nership of the Frankel Bros, of Dow
ney City, will be found elsewhere. The
business Of the late firm will be settled
by Mr.. NJ 4. Frankel.
Ladies' cloth and leather shoes, $40
Peoples Store.
The total rainfall for the showers Of
Thursday night, as reported by the
United States Signal Service observer,
was 7-l00ths Of an inch. Mr.. G.. Ducom-
nuns gauge recorded 9-l00ths.
Proposals for the construction Of a