Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12

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Try Lankershim 4 Cos new process
roller flour.
Tho Union Band practices two nights
in each week.
Tabasco peppersaucc at Ewing's
Grocery House.
Hon. IL. w. Msgee. of Pasadena. is
at the st. Elmo.
The steamer Santa Rosa leaves for
San Diego this afternoon.
Information IL wanted Of j. W. Prin'
del. See notice In another column.
An alarm sf fire yesterday noon was
caused by brush fire on Also street.
All the druggists are selling Peck's
Premium Perfumes and Elite Bouquet.
A first class waiter adgertises for 4
situation. See notice in another col
umn.
Mr.. J. @. North, one Of the pioneers
OF Riverside. is guest at the st. Elmo
Hotel.
Mrs. J. De Barth Shorb, of the San
Marino rancho, is registered at the 81.
Elmo.
Don't forget to visit Coulter II you
want bargain for the next lhirty days
Dr. c. J. Sketchley. manager OF the
Ostrich farm, is registered at the 1t.
Elmo Hotel.
The steamer Santa Rosa brings ninety
three passengers, to arrive here this
morning.
Parker Dear and wife, Of the Santa
Rosa rancho, San Diego county, are Mt
the st. Elmo Hotel.
Seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne,
Seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne, Soa.
eide Cologne, Seaside Cologne.
An asphaltum sidewalk has been laid
in front OF the new Adam building. on
North Spring street.
Extensive preparations nre being
made for the commencement Of the cam
paign tomorrow night.
Granite curbs have been left on the
west side OF South Spring street down TO
Third street. They will soon be laid.
Damaged dress goods at less than cost.
Coulter's thirty days sale, 236 North
Main street. Baker Block.
The Burton-Taney Publishing Com.
pany has a large new sign on the Area
dia Block that IL visible at long range.
A new tailor shop has been started on
Requena street, by boy who appears
to be more than ninth part Of q man.
There are said to be 2O,619 stitches in
plain shirt, nevertheless we are selling
Palmer's calico shirts ut SOC, Peoples
Store.
Mr.. j. II. Forster, Ben. Edleman and
j. j. Mellus, of this city, are on the
northern overland due ut l:30 P. NJ,
to-day.
A locomotive and flat cars went over
the California Southern railroad for the
first time since the Hood, on Tuesday
last, from Cotton to Temecula.
Fine goods for everybody at greatly
reduced prices for thirty days. Coulter,
23S North Min street, Baker Block.
Judge B. Brundage, presiding over the
Superior Court of Kern county, is in the
civ. and eau be found at the st. Elmo.
Mr.. w. IL. Norway, Of Santa Bar.
bara, the old pioneer U. S. Deputy Sur
veyor, is passenger by the Santa Rosa
to-day.
A well furnished butcher shop is
offered for sale on Also street. The
stand is good and rent low on a long
lease. See notice.
In the company of strangers, silence
is safe, but silent we cannot be. when
we can sell Palmer's linen collars, &c,
Peoples Store.
The amount of real estate transferred
on "Wednesday consisted of deeds, 1922.
900; mortgages, $1,000; releases of
mortgages, $4,000.
The cheapest place for the next thirty
days-B. Il. Coulters, 236 and 23S
North Main street, Baker Block.
DIR. W. j. Hoffman, of the United
States Geological Survey for the Pacific
Coast, is in the city, and can be found
at the st. Elmo Hotel.
Prof. NJ. Dozier. of the Normal School
home to Santa Rosa on account of the
serious illness of his daughter.
AT meeting of the Second Ward
Democratic Club last night, Mr.. John
Il Gaffey resigned his position as Secre-
tary and Mr.. II. Finney was elected in
his stead.
Gents fine white dress shirts very low
at Coulter's, Baker Block.
Hon. A. A. Sargent, who is speaking
all over the Pacific coast, in support of
the Republican National Ticket, is re-
gistered at the st. Elmo. He will speak
in this city tomorrow evening.
All societies and others who are 10
take part in the Spanish parade of Sept.
10th, will report to Nj. A. Botello at the
police office or at l54 Upper Main street
before 10 o'clock this morning.
"He benefits himself who doeth good
to Others" We are doing good to every
one when we offer all wool undershirts
at 40 cents, Palmer's bankrupt stock,
Peoples Store.
The members of the Del Vale Guards
will meet at Justice Ling's Courtroom
this evening, to receive uniforms and
prepare for taking part in the great pro.
cession aud mass meeting on Saturday
evening.
Theo +. Tracy, Post Office Inspector,
will be here in few days. He is, no
donht oomipu dou,n to asti mate the cost