Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-20

Whisper II TO your friends Ladies'
French kid button shoes formerly sold
at 800 for 1925. Lewis Shoe House.
Jones 4 Bryants finest French kid
shoes, s.. Peoples Store.
Louis pfeiienbergcr, well known resi-.
dent Of this city died yesterday Of con
sumption He will be buried at 3 3o'clock
tomorrow afternoon by the Knights OF
Pythias and the Turnverein Society.
Our own importation, "Pclisse," in
benver, diagonal and soleil cloth; tho
very latest styles. City Of Paris.
Rush for them, s3.75 shoes for 81 25.
Lewis Shoe House.
Mr.. W. X. Porter, the Postmaster at
San Bsrnardno, accompanied by his
wife, is stopping at the Natick House.
As Mr.. Porter is ao old newspaper man
he Of course called at tho HERALD
Office.
All the candidates with their families
are going 10 the picnic and ball next
Sunday. sepl8 At
Prices which talk for themselves.
Lewis Bros.
Over six hundred tickets have been
sold for the Del Valle Guard picnic to.
morrow. The nice people Of the city
will be In attendance, and there Is every
reason to believe that most enjoyable
day will be spent.
Campers aud miners, attention! B +.
Coulter is selling pure all wool blankets.
underwear, navy blue shirts and overalIs
at mill prices. Call at once and secure
great bargaius. 236 North Man street.
Baker Block.
"TheLangtry." Long, slim and beauti-
full; banishes care and brings Joy to tho
heart. Ask for it. City Of Paris.
Saller Lowins, Philadelphia, make
finest French shoes, $3.50. Peoples
Store.
Open your eyes, ladies'; $500 shoes
sold Tor 81 go. Lewis Bros.
Democrats should bear in mind the
fact that registration ends with the 9th
day of October. As every voter is
Obliged TO re-register as q condition precc.
dent to voting he should lose no time. II
your namo is not on the Great Register
you will be shut out. You should there.
fore register at once.
Take your sweethearts to the picnic
and ball at City Gardens next Sun.
day. sep Is At
AT the Synagogue last night the SER
vices of the Jewish New Year were con-
Quoted by Rabbi A. W. Edelman before
a large and attentive audience, with
great solemnity. The music was rem
dered by Prof. Engels, Prof. pfann, Mrs.
Barnett and Miss Levy aud was very ex-
ctllent throughout.
Gluton -four In bulk at II. Jevne's.
Why wear poor shoes when Lewis
Brothers sell tho best for the same
money!
Ex- Senator w. A. Conn, of San Ber,
nardino, has set good example to our
farmers by shipping specimen lot Of
oats to the New Orleans Worlds Fair.
Oats grow to great perfection III Los An
geles and should be more largey raised.
This grain is far more profitable than
wheat as n farm crop in this country.
School shoes for almost nothing!
Lewis Shoe House.
There will be a democratic love-feast
at San Gabriel this evening, and it is un-
derstood that quite number of Los An
gelcs Democrats propose to go out there
and make things lively. A delegation Of
the Cleveland Guards will leave the
Democratic headquarters at $3.50 P. NJ, a
couple of band wagons having been en-
gagged to convey the boys.
Why pay Sl.50 when you can get the
same for 75c. Lewis Brothers.
Yesterday morning there was an in.
quiry in the HERALD as TO the where
abouts of John Gilney. The paper had
only been on the streets q few hours
when John showed up at the office.
Such is the faith of the people in the
HERALD as an advertising medium that
nobody would have been surprised had
Gilney turned up at the time the notice
was given to the advertising clerk.
Mems calf button shoes 50 SO. sold
elsewhere forS4 so. Lewis Shoe House.
Fine carriages, landaus and landaulets,
hacks, beautifully upholstered, with
bropzed leather, satin and silk. by order
OF George o. Ford, of the Grand Central
Hotel, to be sold - auction on the 9th,
by John C. Bell, without reserve, at 0
O'Clock, at Temple street stable. The fine
stud of horses, family carriages, ba.
rouches, buggies, phaetons and harness
complete, at the Temple street stable.
Also all the buildings. Twenty nine
boarders to good livery man. A first
race chance, Rent low.
Ladies' pebble goat shoes $3.50.
Lewis Brothers.
Mr., Meyer J, ,Newmark is paying a visit
to Los Angeles. His legion of friends
here are pleased to see that he is still the
same genial and winning gentleman as
of yore. Mr.. Newmark has been en-
gagged in the wholesale liquor business
in San Francisco, but he will be reinem-
bered as a member Of the firm OF II.
Newmark h Co. of this city, and by
Democrats particularly he will be re-
membered as one OF the most indefali-
gable and determined Chairmen of the
Democratic County Central Committee il
ever had. He will stay with us for some
weeks, and we heartily hope he will have
a pleasant time.
Don't delay but come at once, for
Lewis 1925 shoes sold elsewhere for
S3.75.
Democrats should bear in mind the fact
that registration ends with the 9Th day
of October. As every voter is obliged
to re-register as condition precedent to
voting lie should lose no time. If your
name is not on the Great Register you
will be shut out. You should therefore
register at once.
Think of it, $500 shoes for Sl.l0,
Lewis Shoe House.
b. +. Coulter is isoffering nannels, gents
fine white and colorod blan-
Sets, sheetings, spreads, quilts and table
inens at manufacturers prices. House
leepers will do well to call on him at
lnce.
Four dollar shoes for $3.50. Lewis
Bros.