Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-31

o lew lett, VI w, Vindication sale, feo-
ple's Store.
Ladies' should use Peck's Premium
Perfumes. For sale at all druggists.
A cornice pole valued at 81 90 to each
purchaser Of $40 worth of merchandise.
Peoples Store.
A handsome cornice pole free with
every six yards Of curtain net. Vindica-
tion Sale, Peoples Store.
A frst-class business man, who has
from three to five thousand dollars to
invest in a safe business. is wanted in
New To Day.
To young wido xs-If you desire
another husband, use Peck's Premium
Perfumes.
The Alhambra mill, at Daggett, is
putting in five more stamps. They will
be needed, and so will fifty more stamps
before the year is out.
What is the City Council going to do
about the wooden sidewalks south Of the
Pico House, ON both sides Of the street.
The people want to know.
Mr.. Charles B. Turrill, agent for the
S. 2. K. r. in obtaining articles for the
New Orleans Worlds Fair, arrived in
the city yesterday and is at the st. Elmo.
The members Of the Turn Section will
give gymnastic exercise and social on
Sunday evening at the Turn Verein
Hall at s O'Clock. See notice in another
column.
Many lady felt contented with her
bargains and handsome cornice pole
free, at the Peoples Stores Great vindi-
cation Sale.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at 8:l5 last evening: Maximum, $50
degrees; minimum, 55.5 degrees.
The Spanish Union Club, it will be
seen by notice in another column, have
organized to prepare for celebrating the
anniversary of Mexican Independence.
The members Of the British Benevo-
lent Society, by notice in this morning .
HERALD, are requested to meet in the
Y. M. q. A. Hall. IL North Main street,
next Saturday at 1880 r. NJ.
First class pianos and organs, new and
second. hand, for sale and to rent. VAL
entine's music store, 27 N. Main street.
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The mortgages yesterday amounted to
just one paper, and the releases to the
samo number, while the deeds numbered
seventeen. That is . very good showing
for this time Of year.
Standing room only" in our millinery
department, and handsome cornice pole
with every pair Of lace curtains, Viudi.
cation Sale, Peoples Store
In Recorder Miles office yesterday
there were filed for record seventeen
deeds. one mortgage. one satisfaction Of
mortgage, four miscellaneous papers and
one marriage license.
Our centre table overladen with bar
gains and handsome cornice pole given
free TO the purchaser of $40 in merchan-
disc, vindication Sale, Peoples Store.
The HERALD acknowledges the receipt
Of complimentary tickets from the Sixth
District Agricultural Association, to the
Fifth Annual Exposition to be held in
Los Angeles. October 18th to 18th, in
elusive.
Ask your grocer for the new patent
roller -four Of Lankershim 4 Co.
Mr.. H. L. Drew, President Of the
Farmers Exchange Bank, Of San Ber-
nardino, and one Of the great mine own
era OF Southern California, accompanied
by his two sons, is registered at the st.
Elmo.
Col. H. II. Markham, the nominee Of
the Republican party for Congress from
this district, will appear before the Re.
publican meeting tonight at Childs'
Opera House and return his grateful ac
Acknowledgements for the honor of nomi-
nation.
Our shoe department is doing land
Office business, and handsome cornicc
pole with every $40 in merchandise, at
the Peoples Store.
Mr.. Warren Mace has returned from
n trip to the northeast corner of Ven
tura county, near Frazier mountain.
He found some snow, and had frost
every night in that high and salubrious
region. His rife was the cause of the
death OF two fine deer. Bears he didn't
look after, and didn't want them to look
after him.
The Aita says Of Miss Coursen, the
vocalist: Miss Ellen Coursen, dressed
as America, the falling white robe girt
by gilt band, wearing q starred cap
aud bearing the stars and stripes, sang
"The Star Spangled Banner" Her rem
dition of the national ode was grand, be.
ing accompanied by dramatic and effect
i've action.f
The electric light on the mast at the
corner Of Seventh and Alameds streets
was lighted last night and the Washing
ton and Main street mast will be illumi-
mated tonight. These two lights will
be very useful in clearing the orchards
and vineyards Of dangerous insects. 1t
is to be hoped that Messrs. Waldron and
Sabichi will interest themselves in pre-
serving son.e of these insects and ascer-
tain to what spscies they belong.
DR.. w. w. Ross will leave the city
to-day to go to the Needles on a profss-
sh,nal visit to look after the health Of
the employees who have been engaged
in repairing the track and building q
new bridge over the Colorado. With
vile water and high temperature a
large number of the men have become
sick, and the 5. p. r. r. Co. have EN-.
ployed DR.. Ross to attend to them.
Fruit, quinine and cool place to rest
will soon put the boys all right again.
The announcement of the annual ball
Of our Spanish American citizens, to be
given on the 10th Of September, El Dia
Glorioso, appears In the HERALD this
morning. The managers have selected
as leaders Of the Reception COMMITTEES
the names Of Hon. r. r. Del Vale and
Col. II. II. Markham, the rival candI.
dates for Congress from this district,
with Brother A, W. Potts and Col,