Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-19

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at mill prices. Call at once and secur'
great bargains. 236 North Main street
Baker Block.
By the change In the advertisement o
w. y. Abernethy 4 Co., Il will bo seer
that this irm is in receipt Of a larg'
stock OF New goods Of the latest style
and nre prepared to sell clothing and
furnishing goods at lower prices thar
ever.
Democrats should bear In mind the fac
that registration ends with the 9th day
Of October. As every voter Is Obliged
TO re-register rs condition precedent To
voting he should lose no time. II your
name is not on the Great Register you
will be shut out You should therefore
register at once.
The Democratic Club Of the Second
Ward met last night at the Democratic
Headqnarters on Temple street. After
the usual routine business the Club was
addressed by Mr.. Peter Roberts. q mo
| chanic. who made a most eloquent and
acceptable speech. The Club meets
again next Thursday evening.
y. +. Coulter is offering flannels, gents
underwear, fine white and colorcd blan.
ket4, shcetings, spreads, quilts and table
linens nj manufacturers prices. House
keepers will do well to call ON him al
once.
The season for killing quail. pairidges,
rail aud grouse, will open the first Of
October. The season for killing male
deer will extend through 0ctob.r. The
season for killing does and spotted
fiwns never occurs IN California, nc
cording to our game laws The same
mny be said Of antelope and elk. Yet
the antelope disappear.
Superior grade black silks, Sl25. Peo.
pies Store.
The present price Of grapes is 80 low
that half dozen new wineries will be
erected by the owners of large vineyard
during the next winter and spring, TO
use up their next crop at home instead
of selling 1t to the winners. That will
relieve the market materially, rs the
parties Interested in the new wineries
represent five million vines.
The sewer on Alameda street IL new
pipe laid between First and Requenn
streets.
Fine chance for cash or on long
credit. Mr.. Geo. o. Ford. Of the Grand
Central Hotel, will sell at auction, by
John G. Bell, tho buildings, stud Of
horses, elegant carriages. harness, fix
lures and paraphernala Of the entire es
tablishment: splendid livery stand;
twenty nine boardcrs to start; chance
for an A livery man.
b. +. Coulter's new and elegant stores
in tho beautiful Hollenbeck Block will
soon be completed. Mr.. Coulter is offer.
ing great bargains in all lines of goods in
order that he may reduce his stock ms
much as possible before moving. lie
will move about the first of October.
The disturbance between France and
China is having visible and prominent
effect in this country. China has pur.
chased 100, 900 Remington-Lec rifles OF
the Remington Arms Company of New
York, and 100, 900. 900 cartridges. These
guns and ammunition are passing
through Los Angeles by the s. p. X. X.
for shipment at San Francisco. About
forty carloads have passed already.
Boys extra fine suits, S3.95. Peoples
Store.
Aaron Smith, well known to the peo.
pie Of this city, returned from the East
yesterday. He has electrified the Re-
publcana by assuring them that Ohio.
Indiana and New York are safe for
Blaine, as well as most of the Southern
States. His travels did not extend
through Texas aud Alabama, but from
authentic advices obtained, he can place
them in the Republican column. He
will be rendered reception and ban
quet-aftcr the election.
Mr.. NJ. IL. Kimball, started last even
ing on the overland for Chicago, New
York, Brooklyn. the Louisville Exposi-
tion and the Worlds Fair at New
Orleans, on trip that will occupy
about fuur months. During his stay in
New York Mr. Kimball will take especial
pains to attract attention to the products
Of California, especially to the matter Of
honey aud fruits. lie will attend to the
Al ~. ~
leans, aud will no donbt do much good
for the people of Los Angeles.
Ladies' French kid button shoes, 1915.
Peoples Store.
Democrats should bear in mind the
fact that registration ends with the 9th
day of October. As every voter l.,
obliged to re-register as n condition prece.
dent to voting he should lose no time. II
your namo is not on the Great Register
you will be shut out. You should there
fore register at once.
A horticultural society has been or
ganized at Ontario, aud the following
officers have been elected: Hon. l.. 5.
Dyer. President; Fred L.. Allies, Vice
President; w. 7. Henderson, Secretary;
J. Ii. fawcett, Treasurer and Librarian;
Prof. G. IL. Dwinelle, DR.. Ellwood
Chailey, ID. A. Shaw, ID. Nicoll aud J.
B. Tays, Directors, The purpose of the
society is to take such steps as will keep
out insect pests from the colony, as
nearly as possible, and to disseminate re.
liable information among the settlers
here on the subject of fruit growing.
The steamer Eureka arrives at San
Pedro this afternoon.
We are informed that at meeting
held night before last the French resi-
dents of Los Angeles resolved to start
new newspaper to be edited in the
French language. An abundant capital,
divided into shares, was subscribed for.
There was great enthusiasm at the meet
ing, and the enterprise will certainly not
fall through for lack of funds. The
newspaper will be Independent in poll
tics; and, being owned by the French
colony at large, it can justly be called
the true representative OF said nation.
ality. The first number of the paper
will be issued ON Saturday, Septenber
9th.
Don't know what it is that makes
people pay such enormous profits when
the New York Clothing House sells the
same goods at such close figures.