Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-22

oStv0eA ~ ssAS OAsy - $50
Secure bargains at the New York
Clothing House. formerly c. Prayer.
Don't fail to call and look at our
latest importations Of parasols, City Of
Paris.
We invite everybody to examine our
goods and prices. New York Clothing
House.
Samples of the Elite Bouquet Per-
fu,aes given t, all lady Gus tomers by
druggists. mchl5-lw
New York Clothing House has pur.
chased 6. Prager's stock Of iifty cents on
the dollar.
The shoe department has not been
spared in the revolution Of prices. Peo-
pies Store.
Stern 1 Roses 1871 Port at Woolla-
colts. for medicinal use, 20 and % North
Spring street.
Remember that No. l34 North Main
street New York Clothing House, for.
n,erly G. Prayer.
The revolution sale commands atten-
tion from those desiring to get full value.
Peoples Store.
The attention Of journeymen tailors 10
directed to the notice which appears nm.
der New To-Day.
The greatest day on record, one con.
tinual jam Of people all day long At rev
olution sale, Peoples Store.
Clothing and furnishing roodsAt fifty
cents on the dollar at the New York
Clothing House. formerly C. Prayer.
We desire to invite you to our center
tables; they are at present weighed
down with bargains. Peoples Store.
One day has now passed Of the revolu.
tion sale at Peoples Store. For grandeur
and extent it has never been equalled.
The most magnificent laces and the
largest assortment in Los Angeles at the
City Of Paris. los and l07 N. Spring st.
Perfectly lovely-the parasols now on
exhibition at the City of Paris.
Such an ovation has never been chron.
icled; the revolution sale has reached
popular favor. See the center tables at
Peoples Store.
W. C. Calder. formerly Of Los An
geles, has become one Of the owners Of
the Tiger Group Of copper mines, near
Riverside, Arizona.
Passengers for San Diego to-day by
the steamer Queen Of the Pacific will
take the train for San Pedro at AIS P.
NJ, Los Angeles time.
New York Clothing House. 1874 North
Main street, formerly C. Prayer.
The attention Of parties wishing to buy
an interest in the wire business is direct
ed to an advertisement headed for sale
in our New To-Day column.
Nineteen deeds, eight mortgages, four
releases Of mortgages and two miscella-
neous papers were filed for record in the
County Recorders Office yesterday.
Parasols-- the latsst and most beauti.
full shades at the City Of Paris.
The msss Of humanity that thrcuesd
the Peoples Store and carried away the
bargains displayed on the tables, il
counted. wonld number into the thou.
sands.
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The railway traius yesterday were
only about an hour and o half behind
time on the through lines, which is re-
nerkah!y good time considering the de-
moralisation Of the track.
One Of the horses of the Hellman line
of street cars fell on Bueaa Vista street
yesterday and was run onto by the car
to which 1t was attached. II was badly
bruised but no bones were broken.
H. Guillardo and J.. Camozzi were ar
raiEned before Justice Ling, yesterday,
charged with malicious mischief in tear
ing down the fence Of A. G. Davis. Set
for exam nation March 26th, at 10 A. NJ.
New York Clothing House, l34 North
Main street, formerly Chas. Prayer.
Rev. Father Adam, of the Cathedral
Of Santa vibiana, went down to San Pc.
dro last evening to meet Archbishop Ri
ordan, who arrives from San Francisco
by the steamer Queen Of the Pacific this
morning
The San Jose Fruit Packing Company
are arranging to plant over one hundred
acres at Banning to orchard and vine.
yard. They will put out 40 acres to vine
yard, 80 acres Of plums, 10 Of raspber-
ries, Of Strawberries and 20 Of black.
berries.
Mr.. G. w. Sharp, successful An
gelsho in mining matters, has purchased
fourth interest in the Silver Glance
mine, Quijotoa No. 2, and several other
claims, for $4,000, He ID Sharp by name
and sharp to sec the points Of value to q
mine.
New York Clothing House, ls4 North
Main street. formerly G. Prayer.
Messrs. Humphreys 4 Rigsin, under
New To-Day, present list of desirable
properties for sale, including dwelling
houses, building lots and suburban
places. Persons seeking elegant home
places will do well TO give them o call.
They also advertise number Of houses
for rent.
Mr.. 3. L. Msyberry, Of Fl Molino,
was In the city yesterday. He reports
very early and abnormal growth Of
some Of his grape vines. which com.
mencsd growing iu the fore part Of Feb.
ruary and now have new shoots eighteen
inches in length. He il preparing to
erect large and elegant residence on
the hin In the rear Of the old homestead.
A great deal of good work was done
yesterday in filling up tho chuckhols1
On Spring street, 10 that tho street h
more easily navisatsd than formerly
The CUTTERS arc being cleaned out in Va
rious places and the atmosphere Of tho
city IL greatly improved. Doctor
French and Col. Moore have sxertsd
Themselves to cleanse the city and arr
doing very excellent work.
OF Billy Mcdowell, the San Bsrnar.
dino Times says: "MoDowsll passed Z
very quiet night, slsspins psaesfully.
His appetite Il good and he does full
| justies 70 he food furnishsd him. He
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