Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-14

A steady, active business man, in our
New To-Day. sdvertises for situation.
Removal Sale; ladies' Jersey jackets
81 %. Peoples Store.
The popular place to buy teas and
,offees is at II. Jevnes, 3S N. Spring
street.
Messrs. Morford & Son, under New
To-Day, advertise furnished house for
rent.
A young man, in our New To-Day.
advertises for position as clerk or book
keeper.
Removal Sale; 20-ineh length glove 35
cents. Peoples Store.
Try Oneida Community soups and
canned poultry, at II. Jevne's, IS N.
Spring street.
In our New To-Day, Messrs. Rogers,
Byram 4 Co. advertise some desirable
land for sale.
The best food for invalids and delicate
children Is Granula, for sale by all gro
GERS. H. Jevne, agent.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
At S:l5 last evening: Maximpm, 67. s de-
grees; minimum, 5i.7 degrees.
Mr.. o. H. Bliss reports the rainfall
for the "a hours ending at 0 o'clock yes
terday morning at 10 inches.
Removal Sale; Swiss embroideries
cents, Peoples Store.
Mrs. John NJ. Foy, Of San Bernardino,
is in the city on visit to her brother.
in-law, Mr.. y. c. Foy, Of this city.
Fine Formosa Oolongs, basket fired
and ran fired Japan teas, at ii. Jevne's,
and ut prices that cannot be beat.
First class pianos and organs, now and
second hand, for sale and to rent. Val
entines music store, p N. Main street.
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The completed programme for the
July races at Agricultural Park will be
found elsewhere in this mornings HER.
AID.
Dillon L Kenealy. corner Main and
Requena streets, are now receiving line
Of table linens direct from Belfast, Ire-
land.
. Removal Sale; ladies' psbble-soat
shoes si.25. Peoples Store.
Some steel rails for the California
Southern Railroad repairs are at San
Pedro. waiting transportation to San
Diego.
A marriage license issued to Kali
Geiger and Luty Miller was filed for rec
ord in the County Recorders offie yes
terdsy.
Miss Nora Smith. the San Franciscan
Kindergarten, is visiting her relative.
Mr.. James Boyce, on Olive street. for
few days.
Removal Sale; ladies' cape collars 10
cents, Peoples Store.
Mr.. G. Ducommun reports the rainfall
for the twenty four hours ending at P.
NJ. yesterday at so. Total for the sea-
son, 1884 inches.
II you want to examine choice as
sortment Of laces and embroiderics, we
recommend yon to call into Dillon & Ke-
nealys, corner Main and Requena SIS.
There were thirteen deeds, four mort
gnges, six saiisfactions Of mortgages, one
marriage license and four miscellaneous
paperp filed for record In the County
Recorders Office yesterday.
Removal Sale; childrens slippers SO
cents, Peoples Store.
The announcement OF q series Of lec-
lures on Spiritualism, by Miss Susie NJ.
Johnston, to commence at Odd Fellows
Hall tomorrow Sunday evening, will
be found in our New To-Day column.
Mr.. 4. NJ. Wagner, the we'll known
and popular proprietor of the Palaa Q
Hotel at Ventura, is in the city on bust
ness, and Is being greeted by host Of
acquaintances, who have met him at his
Palace.
Bon-bon party-Bryson Hall, Friday,
June Goth.
Wisdom, tired Of Melancholy,
Left his books and cou,ted Folly
Folly, fat cred by his wiles,
Frightened wisdoms face with Smiles
Hinton.
The annual closing exercises Of the
Public Schools will take place in Il .
Childs Opera House Monday evening,
June 30th. The house will be open to
ths public free. but it Is intended to sell
enough reserved seats to those who pre-.
f-r 10 use them. to pay for the rent Of
the Opera House.
That veteran prospector, H. A.
Thompson, when the rains subside, will
make break for the country north
Of Calico. He has had rough expert
nee in going up tho San Gabriel Caiion,
the Wilson Trail and the Tujunga
Canon, and will now try . country that
is supposed 10 be out Of the range Of
mountain freshets.
Mrs Kate Homer Clayton, who has SO
far delighted her audiences in this city,
will speak at Grace M. f. Church Sun
day (to.morrow) at IL A. NJ, on "The
Immortal Soul" by invitation of the
pastor. Mrs. Clayton will also address
an audience In Compton Sunday evening,
at 7;30, in the M. X. Church. under the
united auspices Of the Good Templar
lodge aud the G. A. r. Of that town.
The Iader says Etiwanda has been
utilizing her electric lights in novel
manner. Her citizens, on late ooca-
sion, surrounded an orchard or two
where the jack rabbits had been damag-
ing the trees, while the lamps were not
lighted till lats hour. Al preoon
certed signal, however. they were set
ablaxe, and, 10. there was much light
and general slaughter Of the aforesaid
!. r.'s by means Of rhot-guns and grey
hounds. However upright man is lnAds.
he continues to seek out many new and
wonderful Inventions.