Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-06

To-day. braided Jerseys $3.50. Peo-
ple's Store.
Forty large work mules for sale at
Lockhart's, 305 Upper Main street.
The special car Courier. Graphic"
left yesterday for San Francisco.
Giles Brothers have sold their jewelry
store to II. T. Hollingsworth. formerly
of Santa Ana.
Hon. A. A. Sargent and Hon. r. y.
Del vallo are due to-day by the North
ern train.
DIR. NJ. y. Jones, who has been rusti.
eating In the mountains. is home again
TO attend TO business.
K. w. Bushyhead. sheriff Of San
Diego county, Is due from San Francisco
to-day by the overland train.
A Bar Mitzvah service will take place
at the Fort street Synagogue to-day at
l0A. m. The public are invited.
To-day, beaded Jerseys. prices low.
Peoples Store.
A slight shower Of rain fell in the city
yesterday morning. At San Pedro there
was more copious rain, that laid the
dust completely.
There are messages at the telegraph
Office for WIN. Lawrence. Charles q.
Writ, J. =. johnson, Q. A. Werner,
Louis b. Brandt.
The San Bernardino gallows works 30
well that it will be brought to Los An.
geles to be used on the quartette Of
murderers now in jail.
Fine graded Jersey cows, horses and
buggies; also fine harness. this day at
10 o'clock, at auction, by John G. Bell.
Look In another column.
The entiro upper story Of the La.
lande block 32l South Spring street is
offered for rent. See notice OF this fine
building In another column.
To-day, extra heavy black silk, sl.25.
Peoples Store.
jim Smith and Harry Jones use moth.
ing but Elite Bouquet. Try 1t.
In the Recorders Office y yesterday there
were filed twenty deeds. nine mortgages,
four satisfactions of mortgages, seven
miscellaneous records aud two marriage
licenses.
The HERALD acknowledges the receipt
Of an invitation to tho ceremonies at
tendant upon laying the corner stone Of
the Sisters Hospital on Sunday Sept. IA,
1884, at Ar. NJ.
At the Los Angeles Vintage Company
on Alameda street, Henry Stuhr, the
manager, Is building new copper still,
which will be one Of the finest in South.
ern California.
Semi-Tropic Lodge, l. o. B. B., No.
BAL, will hold regular meeting on Sun.
day evening, September 7th, nt o'clock.
Visiting brethren in good standing arc
Invited. SEQ notice.
An exhibition test of the Harden Hand
Grenade Fire Extinguisher will bo given
to-day at l 80 r. NJ. In front Of Temple
Block. All business men and property
owners are invited to be present.
To-day, children's school shoes, 75c.
Peoples Store.
The massive brick wall erected on the
south side Of the Mueller 4 Stern build.
ing ON South Spring street has for some
cause been removed. and tho rafters,
joists and floors are all exposed.
There will lie grand gymnastical ex.
hibition at Turn Verein Hall on Sunday
evening next, by the boy and girl class
of the Society and also of the Singing
Section. See notice in another column.
Workmen are still at work putting
galvanized iron on the bay windows on
the Spring street side of the handsome
new Hollenbeck block. Those on the
Second street side were completed some
time ago.
To-day, ladies' French kid shoes, s2.75.
Peoples store.
Four six.horse teams with trail wagons
left yesterday afternoon about two
o'clock, via Temple street, for the San
Fernando valley, to load with wheat. to
return to-day about noon. and unload at
the Lankershim mill.
Mr.. R. Nadeau announces In the HER.
AID that he will hereafter lease the
rooms OF his building TO any responsible
parties who may wish to occupy them,
without reference to the expected occu-
pancy of the building as hotel.
To-day ladies imported French kid
shoes. So. Peoples Store.
The effect of medicine or presorip-
tion depends principally upon its quality
and freshness. 1t will pay you to buy
from Mcdonnell, the druggist opposite
Baker Block, us his entire stock Is new
and tho quality guaranteed.
seq we fri sun
A lively little Scotch mist fell at va
rious times during yesterday, and al
though the sprinkling carts we've around
their use was unnecessary, as old Jupiter
Pluvius fixed the dust by his own efforts.
Old Sol showed up but little during the
day.
To-day. fine millinery; prices low.
Peoples store.
A visit to the electric light works on
Alameda street, for several evenings
past, shows the fact that great many
people visit the works regularly to enjoy
the perfect working OF the dynamos,
engines, belts and the powerful Corliss
engine.
In passing q saloon on South Spring
street yesterday morning, couple of
men were observed eating raw beefsteak,
accompanied by onions, bread and beer.
They were Americans, but such canni-
balism would do credit TO the Feeiee
Islanders.
To-day, Camilline for the complexion,
40c. Peoples store.
B. F. Coulter is offering great bargains
in white bed blankets, colored camp
blankets, navy blue shirts and gents un.
derwear, made by his Los Angeles Wool
en- Mills and warranted pure all wool.
Thirty days reduction sale, 23S North
Main street.
The only street electric light In the
city which has no globe is that in front
of the Bush building on Requena street,
and looks like the primitive electric
lights that Illuminated the Musical Ju-
bilee at the old Pavilion on Mission
street in San Francisco in 1875.
To-day, toilet soap, l0c. box. Peo.
pies Store.
The HERALD is indebted to Mr.. j,
Cumpstop, Of the Vernon District, for
bunch of luscious grapes of the Rose of
Peru variety, weighing four pounds and
a half. The fruit was large snd de.
licious, and this single bunch would
have made about half gallon OF wine.
The festivities of the Sixteenth of