Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-30
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The popular resort-the Rink. If
Bankrupt sale at the Capitol Store.
Dolmans, at the Capitol, must be
sold.
yelvets, any shade, at the Capitol
Store.
Ladies'. pebble-goat buttoned shoes 81;
dissolution sale, Peoples Store.
All wool serge 25 cents yard, at the
Capitol Store.
Only 25 cents for first class lunch at
Y. NJ. c. A. Hall.
satins in all fancy tint, and colors at
the Capitol Store.
Bargains in every department; dissolu-
tion sale, Peoples Store.
Colonel r. s. Baker is at the Palace
Hotel in San Francisco.
Look! All wool serge 25 ccnts q yard,
at the Capitol Store.
Half wool dress goods and 0 cents;
dissolution sale, Peoples Store.
Two waiter girls are advertised for
under New To-Day.
Closing out the entire stock Of Dol.
mans and cloaks, at the Capitol Store.
Dancing class for ladies and children
Saturday. February I'd. at Bryson Hall.
The Steamer Ancon will leave this
n rning for Saa Francisco at the usual
time.
Ladies lS-.ucl chemise 3S cents; dis
solution sale, Peoples Store.
Cloaks formerly sold for $40 we will
now sell fdr 50, Of the bankrupt stock,
at the Calitol Store.
PasadeIa was in the line of greatest
precipitation in the lats storm, and
boasts ofsix inches Of rainfall.
Remember the bankrupt sale at the
Capitol Store. silks, satius and yelvets
must b9 sold, at the Capitol Store.
For flesh garden, flower, trees or grass
seeds iaquantities to suit, 90 to Serrot
4 Knox rs N. Main street. jan3O-lw
ChildEen's solid color silk clock hose
IA cents dissolution sale. Peoples Store.
Mr.. George X. Porter, Of San Fer
nando. s in the city. He appears well
satisfied with his 1000 acres Of wheat
and a rainfall Of about four inches.
The adjourned meeting at Pasadena
for thepurpose Of reporting oonstitu-
tion anil bylaws for the establishment Of
the ney University, will be held at Lii.
brary Hall at that place to-day.
Silk in all new leading shades at
bankrupt prices, at the Capitol Store.
The iuneral services Of the late VIM.
Littlebsy will bs held at the family resi-
dence, spring street, near Third, at 2 p.
NJ. to-dty, instead of at st. PauPs Epis-
copal Church, as previously announced.
SHOULDER sLawls 25 cents; dissolution
sale. Peoples Store.
Peoph wonder and inquire what the
new journal. the Tommyhark, is like.
As the Journal has not yet appeared, it
cannot be described. The newsboys
can probably answer the question in a
few days.
Michel Dugan, while in state Of pc.
culiar sxaltation. slipped On an grange
peel aut fell ia the alley in the rear Of
tho American Cash Store, breaking one
Of his ltgs. He was taken to the Coun-
ty Hospital and attended by Doctor
Harmon
Ladies silk clocked balbriggan hose
10 cents dissolution sale, Peoples Store.
Mr.. u. Freeman, the extensive wheat
grower Of Ccntinela, was in the oiiy
yesterday, and reports rainfall Of p
inches br the storm of Sunday and
Monday. Yesterday there was another
heavy rain that made over three inches
for the torn.
Come ,ne AMI all to the bankrupt
stock sab at the Capitol Store.
By notce in our New To- Day it will
be seen that, owing to the inclement
weather the social Of the Spiritualist
Society, (which was to have taken place
at Nadelu Hall this evening, has been
postponed until next Wednesday even
ing, February 9Th.
Childfen's pebble-goat shoes 25 cents;
dissolution sale, Peoples Store.
We we're shown another magnificent
specimen from the mine of II. b. Stevens
in Mineral Lake district. 1t consists of
rich pece ef ore cut in the shape Of an
octagon by jeweler. 1t seems to be
one-half silver, and contains q small per
cent. OF csppsr and yellow chlorides,
which ntermingled with the bright
metal makes beautiful specimen. 1t
weighs one and half pounds, and cost
Mr.. Stevens $40 to have it cut into its
present shape.-Caiico Print.
According to Mr.. c. Ducommun, the
rainfall for the present storm, up to p.
NJ yesterday. was 3-ll inches. Since
that .re there bayc been several heavy
showers, showing that not less than
four inches of rain have fallen In this
city during the present storm. At the
rancho Of Mr.. r. Garvey, the rainfall
has been 2.6I inches, and at the rancho
of ex.U. S. Senator Cole, 25l inches,
with half dozen showers to hear from.
Ladies' white nemstitched handker-
chiefs Q cents; dissolution sale, Peoples
Store.
The attention Of persons afflicted with
affections of the throat, chest, eye, ear
and heart and chronic diseases of what
ever nature, is directed to the advertise
ment Of DIR. NJ. Hilton Williams, who
has opened an office at No. 275 North
Main street. DR.. Williams is proprietor
Of the Detroit Throat and Lung Institute,
where, In the past thirteen years, more
than SO, 900 persons have been success
fully treated for the diseases named.
Sufferers would do we'll to call at his
Office for consultation.
The impropriety Of a narrow embank-
ment for street car track was well
shown yesterday, over the river on the
Boyle Heights line, when frisky horse
pulled q car off the track. and sent 1t
rolling down the embankment. Mr.. b.
Chandler was in the car, and enjoyed
the rolling over and over as wen as he
could, but he has no desire to repeat the
exercise very soon. The grading Of this
street cannot be finished too soon. 1t is
now begun and should not tarry till it is
completed.
The name of the wounded man, Cliff
ford, was accurately published in the
HERALD on Sunday morning the Times
to the contra ry Notwithstanding. The
statement in the Times that Young and
Clifford were scufiling at the time q the