Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-20
The popular resort-the Rink.


journal published south Of San Francisco.
The popular resort-the Rink. If
'.Nectar" cigars. ?. 0. Cigar Store. tt
Ralph Wray has returned from visit
to Oregon.
Barretto's Jersey cattle will parade
this day at nine o'clock.
A cottage Of six rooms is advertised for
rent in our New Te-Day.
Mr.. Phil Stein the active real estate
agent Of Pomona is in the city.
Snow.whlte Eastern Goldfish nt H.
Jevne's, 3S North Spring street.
White Rose -four can be had at H.
Jevne's, 3s North Spring street.
John C. Bell sells Barretto's Jersey
cattle this day at ten oclockest auction.
Dupee hams and bacon. small and
large sizes. from Chicago. at H. Jevne's.
All the druggists are selling Peek's
Premium Perfumes and Elite Bouquet.
The Sheriff's office will be renovated
on Memorial Day. The walls will be
cleansed and whitened. a
Seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne,
Seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne, Sea.
side Cologne, Seaside Cologne.
First-class pianos and organs, new and
second. hand, for sale and to rent. Val
entine's music store, 27 N. Main street.
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No house Ia Southern California car
ries as large and well selected stock of
fancy and staple groceries as H. Jevne.
38 North Spring street.
Mrs. Michael Flood, sister Of Arpad
Haraszthy and Mrs. Ida Hancock, is
visiting this city aud is stopping at the
residence of the Misses Madegan.
G. D. Platt, the leading matchmaker
and engraver, Of this city. is now located
at No. 20 First street. All wearers OF
good watches should bear this in mind.
The Diamond House is selling Paris
fans. elegant opera glasses and grand
stock Of rich quartz gold at manufactur-
ers' prices. Their saIesroom is thronged
day and evening.
Look out early this morning for the
grand parade Of Barrstto's premium
Jersey cattle. They will be sold at ten
o'clock this day by John G. Bell at aue-
iion, at his saIes-ground.
DR.. NJ. s. Jones, who has been at
Santa Ana for the past week on account
Of the illness Of his wife, returned to the
city yesterday and will be- found at his
Office in the Lsnfranco Block as usual.
The grand display at the Diamond
House in honor Of the opening Of the
new Opera House is the most brilliant
exhibition of jewels ever seen in Califor-
mia. Nothing in San Francisco compares
with it.
There was sudden downpour yester-
day afternoon between four and five
o'clock for few minutes, during which
the north part of the city received .0S of
an inch Of rain, while the south part Of
the city had no rain at all.
Mr.. c. b. Turrill. the indsfatigable
Passenger and Ticket Agent Of the c. P.
and 8. P. railways. is again in the city.
He desires to secure large display Of
Southern California products at the
Worlds Fair at New Orleans, for which
The Sunset route will offer special in
ducements.
Great excitement prevails in San
BnenAvsntura over the discovery Of sill
yer ore on the top Of Pine mountain,
which il the divide between the Piru
and the Sespe. The ledge is from six to
ten feet wide and mile long. Even our
fragile friend viii Williams has gone to
the scene of silver.
Jack Baisley was very jubilant yester.
day over the fact that he had struck a
flowing well Of pure water for Mr.. L. J..
Rose, atSnnny slope, at depth Of l73
feet. The new well sends forth 25O, 900
gallons Of water per day. He thinks
that is glory enough for one day. Jack
says when he goes for water he gets it.
The Louisville marbleized iron and
slate mantels, sold by s. NJ. Perry, 25
South Main street, are rapidly supplant-
ing marble. They are more durable,
eannot be stained or chipped, and what
is more important, cost great deal
less. Persons about to erect houses will
do well to call at his place and examine
them.
Mr.. T. H. Brand, the accomplished
advance agent Of John D. Cough. the
great temperance lecturer, 10 in the city
and made pleasant call at the HERALD
Office. 1t is expected that Mr.. Cough
will speak in Los Angeles abont the goth
Of June, due notice of which will be
given. Mr.. Brand Is stopping at the
st. Elmo.
We understand that the Santa Ana
river is cutting badly at the bridge: and
the railroad company have men at work
there trying to prevent. We learn from
Mr.. Mills that the river is still eating
into the bank and washing away his
land. We learn the river was booming
on Thursday, caused by heavy rain in
the ns.--Saata 4aa Herald.
A book agent was around town yes
terday who WAS not candidate for Con
gress, but was so desirous Of ingrstiatint
himself into the affections Of the ladie,
Of the house that he Was requested Il
leave at three different residences, Bool
agents will find hard road TO travel n
Los Angeles by this course Of conduct
Some husbands are looking for this oily
CANNON fellow, who might as well skiI
the town.
The Tombstone EptapA says: Th'
outlook for Tombstone during the sum
mer is decidedly gloomy. There is n,
need of concealing this fact. There ar,
not at present fifty miners at work il
the camp, and the prospect Of more be
ing employed in the next six months is
TO say the least. not hattering Many
are leaving for pastures new, and arr
looked on as fortunate in having tn,
means 10 get away. This Is the sacred
truth, unpleasant as it may be to state it
Gen. and Mrs. Phineas Banning lef
yesterday for Minneapolis, where the,
20 10 attend the wedding of Miss Eli
Banning, gifted and beautiful younl
lady who lately spent scme time in Lo
Angeles, accompanied by her father AM
sister. a. the guest OF her uncle, th
General. After the wedding Gen. Ban
ming will HE him TO the Arkansas Ho
Springs for brief season in order L
benefit by the wondrons waters Of tina
famous resort. For the information O
those interested in Miss Ella Banning W
will state that her intended is the so
and heir of the famous aud wealthy Dl
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