Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-09
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LOCAL BaHvITrBs.

AlDert Drown, uuuoftak6r, Z04 ~ NOftn
Main street, furnishes o carriage and
hearse free. from this date. for adult
funerals. feb5tf
The Board Of Supervisors finished the
business Of the February session yester.
day and adjourned until the first Mon
day in March.
Three.button black kid gloves 25
cents. dissolution sale. Peoples Store.
Twenty-eisht deeds, four mortgages.
four saiisiactions Of mortgages and four
miscellaneous papers were filed for rec
ord in tbs County Recorders Office yes
terday.
Look out for the masquerade ball Of
ths Turner's tonight. 1t will be the
grandest affair that has ever taken place
In Los Angeles. Everybody should 20
and amuse himself.
Wamsutta muslin 8l cents, dissolu-
ton sale, Peoples Store.
The total amount Of rainfall for the
season up to noon to-day is l0.74 inches,
and ss yet no decided indications Of
clearing weather, to-day being the thir-
teenth day Of the st0rm.-San Bernor-
dino inder, Feb.7.
Heavy fast-color ginghams S cents,
dissolution sale, Peoples Store.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of the Art Glass Works, of San
Frnncisco. Mr.. Peter Mallon, manager.
Il now visiting Los Angeles and is stop
ping at the Cosmopolitan, where he will
receive orders.
Thomas Marshall, John Smith, James
r. Gilman, +. +. Howard and Thomas
Hill, arrested for sleeping ina freight car,
were srraigned before Justice Ling yea
terday, ON the charge OF vagrancy. Case
Get for trial February 18th. at lOA.N.
Elegant colored-bordsr handk kerchiefs
10 cents. dissolution sale, Peoples Store.
Mr.. G. White. in our New To-Day,
offers for sale one Of the most desirable
homes in Los Angeles. The house con-
tains seven rooms, bay window and
porches; good location, near 10 business
center. Price $500. $500 on time.
II should be remembered by ali who
desire to attend the ball Of the Turnve-
rein Germania in costume tonight, that
they must get their tickets from the
committee, a. no tickets for masks will
BE- sold at the door. Attention to this
order will save world Of trouble.
Honeycomb bed-spreads 90 cents. dis
solution sale, Peoples Store.
Yesterday was the first clear day
that has smiled on the city for two
weeks The temperature was lower
than usual, especially when the wind
came from over the snowbanks on the
mountains. The highest temperature
was S. and the lowest Ais degrees.
A hundred and sixty acres Of land
with water right, for sale at s25 per
acre. The land Is situated near Fulton
Wells, and il well adapted to the cult
vati0n Of IN orchard or vineyard.
Also 100 acres Of good orchard land
1t e16 per acre In the same Locality. Ap-
ply to Dr. J ...E. Fulton. ut Fulton Wells.
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Children's shoulder shawls 25 cents,
dissolution sale. Peoples Store.
Mr.. James H. Petit. an old resident
Of San Bernardino comfy, died suddenly
at bis residence near sCoIton, last
Wednesday. Deceased VAS known -
great breeder OF carp. which he exhib-
tied at the horticultural fairs held in
this city aud at other places throughout
the Southern District. He had resided
in San Bernardino county since 1858.
All linen damssk towels Is cents, dis
solution sale. Peoples Store.
A correspondent Of the Santa Barbara
IndepeHdent from Ventura describes the
following case Of the death Of . horse
irom'fright. A horse belonging to one
Francisco Moore was hitched in front Of
BENEFITS meat market, which Ia but .
short distance from Chinatown, where
they (the Chinese) were shooting fire.
crackers and bombs. The horse reared
q few timss and then stood and trembled
and died within ten minutes.
Calico 30 yards for 81. dissolution
sale, Peoples Store.
The Santa Barbara Independent says:
Mr.. w. T. Parks lost large and valu-
able horse last week 10 singular man.
ner. Thinking little exercise would
be beneficial he turned all Of his horses
loose In q field. After taking the halter
of of this animal it gave q spring, - If
In play, lost its footing and fell heavily
to the ground, and, after suffering in
tensely q short time, died. An autopsy
showed it had burst its stomach In the
fall.
White Rock muslin l2 yards for 81,
sale. Peoples Store.
The Literary entertainment Of Mrs. L.
W. Blsnkman, for the benefit Of the Or
gan Fund Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, which was postponed last
week on account Of the weather, will
take place At the hall Of the association
this evening. The programme is made
mp Of choice selections, and, from the
reputation Of the reader, we can safely
promise our citizens an entertainment Of
! high order. All who wish to enjoy .
pleasant evening should be sure to at
Tend.
Ladies' full-inish hose 25 cents, iisso-
luton sale, Peoples Store.
We were shown by DR.. w. w. Ross
yesterday work entitled ''Tour of the
st. Elmos from the Nutmeg State to the
t}olden Gate, in which the historian Of
St. Elmo Commandery gives full de-
soription Of the experiences of the st.
Elmos on their visit to San Francisco ON
the occasion Of the Triennial Conclnve.
Considerable space ID devoted to Los
Angeles and vicinity, with the beauties
Of which the party were greatly enam-
ored. The work was sent TO Ceur de
Lion Commandery OF this city o. q
souvenir Of the st. Elnos' visit.
New York Mills muslin l0i cents, dis
solution rale. Peoples Store.
Tho stormy weather. a. usual. brings
. large colony Of robins from Oregon and
Washington Territory, where there is
more snow than robiu redhreast admires
or enjoys. There il Z great deal Of
spring poetry devoted to the robin, but
IN Southern California that bird only
comes whom the winters are specially
wet, never sings. steAls ell the strawher.
ries he can find, never kills noxious h.
uects. and goss away In April to sing for
our hyperboreAn citizens. Az sona-
bird and insect killer the robin Il . fail.
ure. but for prolifcneas he Il . success.
That 4 ali the bird amounts to here
abouts.
Twsaty-tuck chemise 80 csnta. disso-
luton sale, Pseple's Store.
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