Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-25
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The popular resort-the Rink. If
Great bargains at Mrs. M. r. Parks.
Ladies admitted free at the Rink.
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Fine French felts at 75 cents each at
Mrs. NJ. Il. Parks.
Fresh Eastern and California shell
oysters at Hob's
Fine French chips at IS cents and 81
at Mrs. M. E. Parks
In styles. novelties and great bargains
1--WE lead" "City Of Paris"
Fine ostrich feathers $3.50. former
price S., at Mrs. NJ. Il. Parks.
Stylish trimmed hats at one-half form
er prices at Mrs. NJ. E. Parks.
Don't forg, 10 erler your oysters for
the holidays at Bob's in time.
For your holiday presents call at
Original Uncle Joe's. su-tuth-sat
Children's school hats in all styles at
25 cents at Mrs. NJ. L. Parks.
The rainfall at San Bernardino for the
present season to date is 800 inches.
Bargains in diamonds, watches and jew
elry, at Original Uncle Joe's. su-tu-th-sat
Closing out sale. Goods must be sold
on account of removal Mrs. NJ. Z.
Park.
Don Tomas Alvarado, on San Diego
county, is registered at the Cosmo-
poli'an.
Great bargains at l05 and l07 North
Spring street. Look at our center
window.
In our New To Day gentleman and
wife advertise for rooms and board in
private family.
By purchasing now at the ''City Of
Paris" you will save money. get full
value and be thoroughly satisfied.
Fresh transplanteI Eastern can Oys:
ters from San Francisco at Bob's Res
taurant tomorrow, at one dollar per can.
MIR. A. Brigden, from his highland
home above san Gabriel, reports an inch
and half rainfall during the past week.
Unredeemed pledges for sale at Origi-
nal Uncle Joe's, III N. Spring street.
opposite Temple Block. su-tu -th-sst
Mr.. L T. Washburn has gone to Riv-
crside to assist in bringing out the holi-
day number Of the Press and Horticul-
fHrist.
A prosperous year for everybody; so
says the 'City Of Paris. " the largest and
finest dry goods establishment in South
cru California.
After purchasing a fias cloak or an i'm
ported broche shawl at the 'sCity #
Paris" you will look yonr brightest and
feel your happiest.
Ladies, don't forget our all wool bas.
ket flannel, 40 cents a yard. Special
holiday bargain. City of Paris, i05 and
l07 North Spring street.
A Los Angeles Emigration Association
has been formed at Findlay, Ohio. and
regular meetings are held to discuss ways
and means for future operations.
Judge Ranney Of Florence. yesterday
ordered government raingauge from
Washington. The Judge is in receipt Of
an order for so, 900 fruit trees to ship to
Arizona.
Send home some views Of La Angeles
and California. You can get al asseri.
ment at the Solar Art Gallery, No. l5
First street, round the corner from the
postofiice. decl9tf
Extra heavy gros-grain black silk at
sl.h0 yard. especially imported for the
holidays. The silk is very heavy and
great bargain. Examine it. City Of
Paris, l05 and l07 North Main cireer.
John C. Bell will sell at auction each
day at ii o'clock and every evening at
7 o'clock until the holidays, fine Diamond
Work, Watches and JeweIy. Mt No. 40
Main street, next to Browns Restaurant.
dec2i At
Mr.. John r. Sweeney arrived in the
city yesterday and is stopping at the
Cosmopolitan. He hs, just returned
from a visit to Cleveland, Ohio, and
seems glad to get back among his old
friends.
The Santa Barbara Independent says;
"All the papers in the State are advo-
eating the sensible plan Of planting
grape vines ten feet apart The HER
AID was one Of the pioneers in this plan
Of planting.
For Christmas gift. buy something
useful as well as ornamental and you
will always feel happy. For instance,
say q lovely cloak, or an imported
broche shawl. sucl as can be found only
at the "City Of Paris"
The attention Of persons desiring to
have clothes dyed and renovated in q
first-class manner is directed TO the ad-
vertisement Of Charles Wagenbech, OF
the steam dying and SC ,uring establist-
mens, l6l South Spring street.
There we're filed for record in the
County Recorders 4iiiee y yesterday thirty
two deeds, seven mortgages, six releases
Of mortgages, seven marriage licenses,
one map. one notice Of location of water
and three miscellaneous papers.
We are indebted to Mr.. Frank D. Fan
ming for a present Of pompano, Of the
first catch Of the season, with the ad-
monition that we shall make our Christ
mas breakfast on them. ID. w., we shall |
do SO. Many thanks to our genial friend
The attention Of the afflicted is d.
reotsd to the advertisement Of DR., VIII
ley's famous medicines, which will be |
found in our New To-Day These are |
composed Of herbs and are pronounced
sure cure for the diseases named. Give |
them trial.
Messrs. Theodore Froehlinger and
Peter Mathieson. have gone to farming
ct Elsinore. They are now planting |
barley for hay crop. Hay is there |
worth about $40 per ton on account Of
the high freighta on the California
Southern Railroad from Cotton,
The Solar Art Gallery will make life
size yignette portrait Of your baby in
first-class style for FIVE dollars. Send
one east for the holidays. stereoscopic
and large views of Los Angeles. Califor-
mia and the Yuma Indians on exhibition |
and for sale at the show rooms. No. is |
First street. round the corner from the
postotiice. Operating gallery No. 624 |
San Fernando street. decl9tf |
A fine collection Of paintings, many of |
them local subjects, can be seen at the
Studio, No. IL First street, between
Main and Spring streets. Prominent |
among the number is "0ld Baldy," Los
Angeles Valley scenes in San Antonio |
Canon and other attractive local points.