Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-13
Pilsener Beer at Bob's.

ing but Elit Bouquet. Try it.
The best and cheapest cologne in
town is Seaside Cologne. Try it.
Read j. M. Hale 4 Co.'s advertise
msnt in this days issue.
Miss Susie NJ johnson will lecture
for the Spiritualists in Odd Fellows Hall,
this Sunday evening.
Furnished rooms, suitable for light
housekeeping. are advertised for rent
under New To-day.
A lot of fine American work and driv-
ing horses are advertised for sale in our
New To-Day column.
The annual inspection Of the Eagle
Corps will take place next Wednesday
evening q. Armory Hall.
Thermometer for TIE "a hours ending
at 8:l5 last evening: Maximum S5.0
degrees; minimum $40 degrees.
A young man who understands the
hat or gents furnishing goods business
10 advertised for under New To day.
Messrs. Graham L Clarke, in our New
To-Day column, advertise several sums
OF money to loan on approved security.
Frst-class pianos and organs, new and
second hand, for sale and to rent. VAL
entines music store, q N. Main street.
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Ye risky. frolicky campers can find
lunch goods to your hearts content at II.
Jevne's popular grocery, 80 N. Spring
street. 1926.
Attention is directed to the card Of J
r. Dupuy, ESQ.,, attorney law, who
has opened an office at room "a Temple
Block.
The Directors Of the Sixth District
Agricultural society will hold meeting
tomorrow morning ct II o'clock ct %
| First street.
Col. H. H. Markham was last week
elected the father OF little daughter.
He says this beats an election to Con-
gress out of sight.
A large number of campers are at
Long Beach enjoying the delicious sea
coast air during the present heated term.
The number IL constantly increasing.
Read J. M. Hale L Co.'S advertise
msnt in this days issue.
The immense coffee and tea trade en-
joysd by H. Jevns speaks for itseIf. No
brands, no packages, and no humbug.
Plain black tess Of good valne and low
prices. 1926
Rev. N. NJ. Learned, Pastor Of Grace
N. Z. Church, is home from Long
Beach and will preach. morning and
evening, to-day. at his church on First
street.
B. H. Odsir and James Russell filed
for record in the County Recorders
Office, yesterday. notices of location of
hve gold and silver mining claims on Big
Rock Creek.
Marriage licenses issued to Friedrich
Eichler and Lillian NJ. Strickland, and
Jordan Cox and Martha G.. Foreman,
were filed for record in the County Re-
corder's Office yesterday.
The acid phosphate and cream sodas
drawn from McDonell's elegant foun-
tain, opposite the Baker block, are be-
coming very popular. Those who try
thsm once always do again. jyli-st.
Read ]. N. Hale L Co.'S advertise.
ment in this days issue.s
Mr.. Bernardo A. Yorba, who has been
paying brief visit 10 his brother at
Tucson, got home yesterday. He re-
ports the temperature ll5' in the shade
ct the "Ancient and Honorable Pueblo. >
In the County Recorders office yes
terday there were filed for record eigh-
teen deeds, five mortgage. four salts.
factions of mortgages, two marriage
licenses and five notices Of mining loca'
tons.
| Mr.. 7. B. Hayes. Of Wilmington, wa,
in the city yesterday on important bust
ness. He reports his own grain and thai
Of Others on the San Pedro rancho q
free from rust and very fine. ThreshinS
will begin this week and large yield il
expected.
Miss L. J. Hammond, by card in oul
New To. Day column. informs the ladie'
Of Los Angeles and vicinity that she viii
remove her millinery store to the Ham
mond Block, No. 20 South Spring street
on or about August LIST.
Read J. Nj. Hale 4 Co.'S advertise
ment In this days issue.
| DR.. H. Sinsabaugh has just returns,
from pleasant trip to Yosemite. H
had fine time with pleasant com
pany, part Of whom had recently visite,
the Alps, but confessed that Yosemit
excelled everything that they had eve
before seen.
Santa Ana proposes to have Youn
Mems Christian Association in thei
growing city. E. s. Field, ex-Prssiden
Of the indianapolis, Indiana, association
and +. j. Culver, General Secretary o
the Los Angeles association, will address
public meeting to be held on mex
Wednesday evening, at that place.
Col. A. Il. Miller, who is engineer O
one Of the threshing engines at work il
the San Fernando valley, states tina
some of the wheat in the west part o.
the valley, about 1900 acres. will not
be harvested ct all, on account Of being
damaged by rust, caused by the sbnorm.
ally damp hot spell about the middle Of
June. Such phenomenon 10 OF very
rare occurrence and may not occur again
for o generation.
Installation Of officers occurred Frida,
evening in Tri-Color Lodge No. 81
Knights OF Pythias. being conducted b!
A. C. Roques. d. d. G.. C. The new
officers for the term are as follows
J. C. Brown, P. U.;G. w. Knox, c. C.
II. L. Payne, V. c.; j. I. Richardson
p; l. 8. Smith, X. Of K. and s.; J. G
Moore, NJ. at A. After the installation
three candidates received the third de
gree and entered the ranks Of Pythiar
Kuighthood.
Fractional currency seldom appears il
our city nowadays. OF the SIS. 355, s95. 8
that has never been redeemed, it is est
mated that IS. s75, e34 has been destroye.
in one way or another. leaving onl,
%, $50, 06l 81 in circulation, or about Il
cents per head for the people Of til.
United States. This currency shouls
be returned as soon as possible and ex
changed for silver before il IL all de
stroyed- We lave plenty Of silver anc
l. ~ r.