Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-27
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Mr.. Robert Farrell, an Energetic gen
tleman, well known to Los Angeles, has
been appointed subscription agent for
the HERALD. For some time to come he
will devete himself to the city aud its
immedis surroundings. We commend
him to III who desire the leading daily
journal published south OF San Francisco.
-Four cans deviled ham, 95 cents, n.
Jevne.
Try Lankershim & Cos new process
roller flour.
Four one pound cans Dunbar Shrimps.
sl.l0, H. Jevne.
F.F. Burke. the noted detective, was in
the city yesterday:
During the late rains the Santa Clara
creek rose five feet.
Etna Lodge X. Of P. will be organized
at Pomona Saturday night.
Gerster and Patti are creating furor.
So is the Elite Bouquet.
The Public Schools of the city will re-
open on the 10th Of September next.
Do not forget the ball at Kintz Hall,
Saturday night, Aug. 80, Boyle Heights
VIM. Lindon, capitalist Of New
Haven, Connecticut, is in the city with q
view to settling.
Judge Wallace, Of Napa, who has been
visiting friends here for the past week,
returned home yesterday.
Grapes adapted to the making of
claret wines are sailing in Alameda,
Sonoma and NApa counties ct $50 per
ton.
There are kilograms uncalled for at the
telegraph office, in Baker Block, for
John Edwards, w. A. Roberts, w. A.
Monroe and 1. Il. Walker.
Six one pound cans Little Neck CLANS
So cents, H. Jevne.
Attention is called to the removal no.
tice Of DR.. Agnes Burr. the well known
homeopathic and electric physician,
whose card appears in another column.
Parties desiring to secure privileges at
the Agricultural Park during the An.
nual Fair and races will notice proposals
in another column. Address bids to X.
H. Hewitt, Secretary.
A new Congregational Church Society
is being organized in this city to erect .
church near the Beaudry reservoir. A
beautiful location can be secured there
at very moderate price.
In Recorder Miles's Office yesterday
there were filed for record fourteen deeds.
seven mortgages, four satisfactions OF
mortgages, three miscellaneous records
and four marriage licenses.
There will be drill meeting Of No.
2's Engine Company this evening at $50
o'clock at the corner of Los Angeles and
Commercial. streets. The Hook and
Ladder Company will also drill with the
engine boys.
There will be . meeting Of the Los
Angeles Central Democratic Club, at the
Democratic Headquarters, on Temple
street, Saturday evening next. See no.
tice in another column.
w. N. Monroe offers sixty large mules
for ssls at Lock hart & Sons corral on
Upper Main street. A good bargain for
somebody. au24-3t
Tha raxk h~-o h.ti o~-t.~k-f :-k~.-A
for the present season, will occur ON
next Sunday, at Agricultural Park, be.
tween the first nine of the Los Angeles
Base Ball Club and the San Bernardino
Club.
Five three pound cans Boston baked
beans 90 cents. II. Jevne, 38 and 40
North Spring street.
w. +. Gowrie and Helen NJ. Lang.
worthy; Marcos Bruting and Juana Gar.
cia; Jose Olivier and Dionisia Ramirez
and another couple whose bashful names
are blank, were yesterday licensed to
marry.
Miss Berthe Caro-, Of San Bernardine,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Nor.
ton, and is taking her summer vacation
here. preparatory to taking her position
as teacher in one Of the public schools
Of San Bernardino.
Richard A. Proctor. the astronomer,
who arrived recently from England, in.
tehds to become permanent resident Of
this country. and to be citizen Of the
republic. lie should settle down in
California.
The ice-cream, lemonade, fruit and
other stands recently declared nuisance
by the Council and Superintendent Of
Streets and removed, are back again in
their old places and are again conven-
ience to the public.
Itonly requires forty-five minutes to
dry apples fit for market and shipment
anywhere. That brings dried fruit
quicker into market than hay, graiu or
wine, and should lead Others to fruit
growing and fruit-drying.
No matter what prices you see
groceries advertised at, remember that
II. Jevne's price is still lower.
The crosswalk on the north side Of
Requena street, across Los Angelica
street, from the Bush to the Luitwieler
buildings, is broken right in the center
of the street, and is dangerous for both
teams and pedestrians.
Henry Groben . well-known Ange-
leno, who has for years past kept a.
loon on Commercial street, opposite the
north end Of Wilmington street. is suf-
fering from heart disease, and his death
may be expected at any time.
Mr.. Holder, the stout Australian, who
for several years sold lemonade, root
beer, ice cream, ETC., on our Ntreets, with
wagon and plug. and who always
considered Los Angeles ''snide" city,
has left US for good and forever.
Four three pound cans Jersey baked
sweet potatoes IS cents, H. Jevne.
Major w. II. Toler, now in Chicago,
informs the HERALD that he will start
from that city with large excursions on
the llth of September, October 18th.
Nov. 18th and Dec. 18th. He promises
large immigration to Los Angeles this
fall.
The great excursion to Long Beach and
also TO San Pedro will leave the city this
morning at 9 O'Clock. 1t is understood
that the brass band of El Monte and an.
other from Pasadena will be on board, so
that both landings win have plenty Of
music.
Walter DE Buxton is in from his farm
at the Azusa. where the old mill used 10
be, northwest Of tho Dalton homestead
and near the upper crossing OF the San
Gabriel river. He says the recent rain
went all around him. but did not touch
his place.