Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-23
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LOCAL BRnvlrIrs.
LOCAL BREVITlES.
The popular resort-the Rink. t
Ladies admitted free at the Rink.
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Ladies' admitted free at the Rink.
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Cloaks regardless Of cost; City Of
Paris.
'Ia unity strength"-in spec.alties
success. DIR. JONES. jan5tf
A boy to stay in store is alvsrtisad
for under New To-Day.
Mr.. John McFa iden dnd wife, Of
Santa Ana, are at the Cosmopolitan.
Cloaks at manufacturers price"
Perfect fit guaranteed; City Of Paris.
A book-keeper and accountant adver-
tises for situation ip our New To-Day.
Mr.. Herman Ackerlnan, Of San Ber-
nardino, is III the city on business
tiip.
Ex-Supervisor Harmon Of FL Monte is
sowing 400 acres of graia near Banning
Station.
We show bicer cloaks and more Of
them than any store in Los Angeles;
City of Paris.
Learn to dance. Pleasure is as neces-
ssry to mankind as food Brys,n Hall
on Monday.
WIN. NJ. Gwian. Jr., and wife and
Miss Maynard, are registered at the
Cosmopolitan.
Revival services are being held in
Grace NJ. E. Church on First street, with
good results.
The Silver King mine Of Arizona has
paid in dividends during the past six
y,ars 81, 800, 900.
We guarantee perfect fl; aud eat.re
satisfaction, and sell cloaks regardless Of
cost; City of Paris.
Mr.. Hllwood Cooper, the well.known
olive culturist Of Santa Barbata, is at
the Cosmopolitan.
Remember the luach to-day at the
Young Mems Christian Association, IL
North Main street.
Mr.. Mark Horton, at Downey City,
has secured flowing artesian well at
depth Of only SS feet.
We learn that the NJ. 4. Church that
was burned at West Riverside was not
insured. Loss $500.
Our immense stock Of cIoaks must be
sold, therefore we sell them at ruinous-
ly low prices; City of Paris
Noh)use in this city can show the va
riety Of cloaks which we do, ''nor sell
them as cheap" City Of Paris.
Col. John Cairo,,, Of San Diego. paid
a short visit to Los Angeles yesterday,
en- route home from San Francisco.
The marriage license of A. ). walms-
ley and L. NJ. Roberts was filed for
record in the County Recorders office
yesterday.
We are disposing OF our enormous
stock Of cloaks regardless of cos, and
we sell more than any house in L,s An
geles; City of Paris.
The HERALD acknowledges an invita-
tion to masquerade social to be given
q the Santa Monica Hotel, Santa Mon
lea. next Saturday evening.
Boys that dance are the bright est.
Nothing clears and strengthens the
brain like this delightful recreation,
Prof. Hinton's Saturday afternoon.
The auction sale at l25 and 2l5 Turner
street. by John C. Bell. on Friday at
II o'clock, will take place on the pr. m
ises. Don't forget ths day and the hour.
A meeting Of property owners on
Also Avenue and Also Avenue Exten-
sion is called for P. NJ. on Friday next
at the Office Of the City Surveyor See
notice.
The HERALD is Indebted for compli
msntary tickets to social to be given
at Nadeau Hall Wednesday evening,
January 30th, under the auspices Of the
Society Of Spiritu lists.
By card in our New To-Day column
1t will be seen that DR.. J. p widney
has removed his office from the Downey
block to the Whitney Block, First street,
between Maiu and Spring streets
There were filed for record in the
County Recorders office yesterday thir-
teen deeds, seven mortgages. four re-
leases OF mortgages, one marriage Ii
cense and eleven miscellaneous papers.
We received pleasant call yesterday
from DR.. R. A. Goodenough, Of Calico,
who was in the city on business. He in
forms us that every thing is progress
ing in lively manner at that stirring
camp.
A paper is t., be started next week at
Los Alamos. by Mr.. Candy, Of Kansas.
It has 60 much of candor about it that it
might appropriately he called the Kan
Kan, except for the odor of the latter
name.
The wids-awake real estate agents,
Messrs. Barrett L Alex .nder, come to
the frant in this mornings HERALD
with several d, sirabie ranch and resi-
deuce properties, which they will sell at
great b'rgains il cal d tor soon.
Mr.. q. j. Lea,h, the well known
miner. is registered at The Cosmopolitan.
He is engaged with Messrs. Osborne and
Drew in the Ord District. Mr.. Leach is
a veteran that will be heard from in min
ing operations mot many days hence.
As an indication Of the demand for la
Dor in Los Angeles we learn from Mr.. P.
Beaudry that he has. in addition to the
grading that he is now carrying forward,
26, 900 cubic yards Of earth to excavate
that has not yet been touched. This
excavation is for the purpose Of grading
streets and lots and filing ravines in the
northwestern part Of the city.
A meeting Of property owners on Main
and Spring streets will be held at the
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