Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-09-25
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-Four dollar shoes for 81 so. Lewis
Bros.
Last days of Palmer'a stock. Peoples
Store.
Try Lankershim 4 Cos new process
roller -four
Ladies' kid button shoes, 1925.
Lewis.
Ladies' should use Peck's Premium
Perfumes. For sale by all druggists.
The temperature yesterday was ~
for the highest and 57.2' for the lowest.
Children's school shoes, 700. Lewis.
For camp blankets, all wool, go TO
Coulter's. 23o North Main street, Baker
Block.
All goods on center table must be sold
this week. Peoples Store.
Judge Freeman, of Santa Ana, was in
the city yesterday in attendance on the
Republican County Convention.
Ladies pebble goat shoes, sl.70.
Lewis Brothers.
Mr.. Il. y. Howe, a well known rider
and trainer from Virginia City, has
arrived 10 the city aud is stopping ut
the st. Charles.
Mr.. John Isaac. editor and proprietor
Of the San Bernardino Times. arrived
from San Diego last night and is regis
tered at the st. Charles.
We are headquarters for fine family
groceries, and we are knocking the bot.
tom out OF high prices. Chicago Tea
Company, No. IL South Main street.
Infants shoes, 25c. Lewis.
In the Office Of Recorder Miles yester.
day there were filed seventeen deeds,
eight mortgages, six satistsctions Of
mortgages, two miscellaneous records
and two marriage notices.
All hosiery on display must be re-
moved this week. Peoples Store.
Doctor ]. s. Crawford and party yes.
terday sent down to Gen. Il. Il. Hewitt
q pair Of fine wild turkeys, which they
had killed in the San Francisco noun.
tains in Arizona. 1t is needless to say
that the birds were appreciated.
Ladies' extra fine French kid button,
$3.50. Good value at $3.50. Lewis
Bros.
Ex-senator Maclay, of San Fernando,
was delegate to the Republican County
Convention yesterday. 1t is gratifying
to know that the venerable Senator and
his excellent family are in good health
and vigor and prospering in every way.
Mems Congress CATERS, narrow toe
and fancy toe cap, Sl.75. Lewis. Good
value ut $3.50.
Mr. Daniel Gildmacher, a brother of
L. Gildmaoher of Santa Ana, was in
this city yesterday. Mr.. Gildmacher
has large landed interests in the north
ern part of this State and Texas but
will undoubtedly make Los Angeles
county his future home.
All displayed goods must be sold or re-
moved to make room. Peoples Store.
In this morning HERALD Mr.. A. s.
Mcdonald Offers for thirty days great
bargains in boots and shoes to make
room for q large consignment OF hand
and machine made work now en- route.
A call will amply repay those in need OF
goods In his line.
A general clearance Of our center
tables. Peoples Store.
Fine Formosa Oolong, English break
fast, Young Hysons, Gunpowders, and
new crop garden grown Japan Teas.
Give us your next order. Chicago Tea
Company, next Childs' Opera House.
Mr.. Francis s. Rev, OF Rochester, N.
Y, for many years journalist OF that
city. is upon an extended visit to Cali
fornia and now observing the wonderful
development OF Southern California, is
stopping for short time at the st.
Elmo.
-Four dollar shoes sold for $3.50
Lewis.
Get your winters supplies Of flannels,
blankets and underwear this month.
We move to our new stores LIST oil Octo.
ber. B +. Coulter, Baker Block, Main
street,
Official notification has been received
at Los Angeles that the formal transfer
of the railroad from Mojave to the
Needles will take place next Wednes-
day, when il will pass into the control
of the Atlantic h Pacific Railroad, with
Gen. Hewitt as Superintendent.
We need room for our fall goods.
Peoples Store.
There are twenty mine trucks steadily
at work in our city six days in the week,
and several more have been ordered, so
it is almost impossible to load or unload
in hurry at the crowded freight depot.
In connection with these there are hf-
teen spring wagons, used for lighter
stuff.
Procrastination being the thief of
time, don't wait, but buy your blankets
and tiannels while they are cheap. The
best to be found only at Couiter's.
Mems London toe and cap button
shoes, $780, Lewis Bros.
Democrats should bear in mind the fact
that registration ends with the 9th day
Of October. As every voter is obliged
to re-register as a 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.
Our mammoth stock of fall goods are
now in transit Peoples Store.
While Coles circusis passing Temple
street the auction sale of the Temple
Street Stables will adjourn; after the
parade has passed the sale will be re-
suined, and every article will be sold to
the highest bidder, by order of Geo. o.
Ford, proprietor of the Grand Central;
John c. Bell the auctioneer.
Ladies low cut shoes and sandals
down to one.third their value Lewis
Bros.
Mr.. C. L. Huber announces himself
as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the
action of the Democratic County Con.
vention. He has been an efficient Dep
uty Sheriff for six years, has resided in
Los Angeles county for twenty-five
years and is good citizen and has hosts
of friends. II elected he would make a
capable officer.
For pure, all wool fannels, blankets
and underwear go to Coulter's, Baker
Block, Main street.
Yesterday there were filed for license
to marry j. Warburton and Emily r.
Denaud, with one bashful couple
ashamed OF themselves. This is all