Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-08
Cornice poles free. Peoples Store.

journal published south of San Francisco.
Cornice poles free. Peoples Store.
''Nectar" cigars. p o. Cigar Store. If
Domestics cry for quarter. Peoples
Store.
Try Lankershim & Co.'S new process
roller -four.
To-day. misses pebble goat worked
button sole shoes 81. Cost you 81
elsewhere. Peoples Store.
Look for john c. Bells advertisement;
auction sale Of fine family thoroughbred
stock, Saturday at 10 o'clock.
All the druggists are selling Peck's
Premium Perfumes and Elite Bouquet
H. J. Woollacott, 26 and 2s North
Spring street. makes speciality of pure
California wines anil brandies.
Daniel Rogers and Ellen Rogers, john
H. Smart and Mrs. Amy Stafford were
yesterday licensed to be married.
Seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne,
Seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne. Sea-
side Cologne. Seaside Cologne.
Eight or ten able.bodied Euglishmen
have Just arrived in Los Angeles, and
desire employment. See advertisement
In New To-Day.
MIR. Theodore F. Tracy, special agent
Of the Postoffice Department, is on the
overland train due this afternoon from
San Francisco.
First class pianos and organs, new and
secondhand, for sale and to rent. Val
entine's music store, 27 N. Main street.
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Major Larned, of the Russell School,
New Haven, Connecticut, with j. NJ.
Sellers and J. v. Watson, of Chicago,
are guests at the st. Elmo.
In Recorder Miles office yesterday
there were filed eighteen deeds, six mort
cages, six satisfactions Of mortgages, one
miscellaneous paper and two marriage
licenses.
The only case In Judge Ling's Court
was that of voegtlin, charged with
bigamy. He was dismissed for want Of
evidence, the prosecuting witness hav-
ing left for parts unknown.
We are panied to announce the death
of Mrs. Johanna Schmidt, the mother-in
law of Mr.. Joseph Maier, which melan-
choly event took place at $50 P. NJ. yes
terday. The funeral notice appears else
where.
The advance agent Of Coles great cir
Gus has moved down srom Oregon to
Central California, and is now at Sacra-
mento on his way to Los Angeles. The
elephant will come along little later
when the weather gets cooler.
The residents Of Main street are
vir uously indignant at the action Of the
City Gas Company, in permitting the
constant and copious escape of gas on
that street, while the company is engaged
iu laying new mains along that street.
The HERALD is indebted to Messrs. J.
l.. Whitaker, w W Clkare, II. S. Jary,
J. Bollissatt, Horncastle and Gill, of
London. England, for pleasant call.
These gentlemen have crossed the ocean
to make homes in America, and will set
tie in the vicinity of Los Angeles.
Ben. r. Ward. in this mornings HER
AID, adveriises some bargains in real es-
tate. ia Pasadena. This Aourishing sub
urb is 10 very prosperous condition,
and as a consequence real estate is vaiu-
able. Those wishing property in Pasa-
dena cannot do better than call on Ben.
Il. Ward, in the Postofiice building.
Pasadena.
News from the Ibex mine. Frank
Denning. former owner OF the Ibex mine,
returned on Monday last to inspect the
mines Of Calico and vicinity. Mr.. Dem
ming is present stnckholder in the Ibex
and assures us that work on the mine
will be resumed as soon as the hot
weather in that locality is sufficiently
moderated"
Ask your grocer for the new patent
roller -four of Lankersl,im & Co.
Mr.. Edwin Smith, for long time
manager OF the routes of the Herald and
ExPREss, and who for some months
past has been running his rancho near
the Providencia, was in the city TO day
and again left for home, He says both
his barley and wheat lands will produce
heavy crop, but that the wheat affords
the best yield of the two.
In Germany tests have been made in
the use Of dynamite for pile driving, with
promising results. An iron plate five
inches thick was placed upon the top of
the pile. and upon it a pound and a half
charge Of dynamite was exploded by
electricity. IL was driven iuto the mud
as far as it would have been done by o
a weight of 8, 259 pounds falling upon it
five times from a height Of ten feet.
The Chicago Tribune pays this pretty
tribute to the new Madison Square play
'The Rajah, in a word. is a modest
flower in the fields OF dramatic litera
ture, bn. it is sprinkled with dew and i,
warm with sunshine, and it attracts
more than passing glance when one
has grown weary Of the faring exotics
nourished in the hot house of the French
Imagination.
Mr.. F, Adam, merchant tailor, who
leased the property formerly occupied
by himself on North Spring street, fol
FIVE years. has made rapid progress in
demolishing the old building prepara
tory to the erection of new one. MIR
De Turk has also made quick work il
removing the old adobe buildings on th,
northwest cornear Of First and Fort
streets. The grading of the lot will soor
be completed. when the brick men will
tackle the new building, which is to b,
66xl60 feet.
Don Andres Rubio returned yesterday
from the great antimony mines, which
are being opened on the line Of Los An
geles and Kern county, by Chaffey
| Brothers and associates. Work Is pro
ceeding very successfully and the supply
| Of ore is rich and abundant. All the
| type founders in the world can be sup
Piled with material for type from thii
moun ntain Of ore. This mine seems des
tined to play an important part in the
| industries Of the State.
Honesty tells in the long run, ant
that maxim has built up the People,
Store, house whose business is enviet
by every merchant in corresponding
lines. They command the conidcuc'
and respect of the public; sell theiI
goods upon the implied condition thai
\ il they are not as represented, they re.
fund you the money without any back
talk or broken limbs. Ever willing t.
exchange, using every endeavor ts
please, accommodating and polite, sell
ing their goods cheaper than all others
is IL to be wondered at that they com
mand the trade of the town.
The San Bernardiuo Times of Angus