Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-22

Pretzels at Jevne's.
Pilsener Beer at Bob's.
"Nectar" cigars, P. 0. Cigar Store. tt
Ice cold Pilsener Beer at Robert Eek.
erts. jell-ln
Lemp's st. Lonis beer is immense,
Try it. 3t JUL
White Rose -four at II. Jevne's, 3s N.
Spring.
A new store is advertised for rent nn.
der New To-day.
just received, carload Of Pilsener
Lager Beer at Bob's. jell-lm
Steam cooked oats and wheat at jew
mes, 3S N. Spring street.
A car Of Lemp's st. Louis beer ar
rived at "a N. Main street. 3t JUL
Van Houtep's cocoa can be had at H.
Jevne's, 3S N. Spring street.
See assignee's no ice in the matter Of
CharleS Altschul, an insolvent.
A full line OF T.. B. Millar's celebrated
Penang spices TO be had at Jevne's.
Get a good glass Of beer at Lemp's
Beer Agency, "a N. Main street. 3t j2l
The popular place to buy teas and cof
fees is H. Jevne's, 3s N. Spring.
The boss OF all, w. J. Lemb's st.
Louis lager beer. "a N. Main street.
All the druggists are selling Peck's
Premium Perfumes d Elite Bouquet.
No roasted coffee over two days old at
II. Jevne's, 3S N. Spring street.
Miss Susie NJ. Johnson will lecture in
Odd Fellows Hall this Sunday even.
ing.
Laces, trimmings, etc.. at greatly re-
duced figures; Removal Sale, Feintnch
Bros.
Mr. B. NJ. Jacobs, one of the solid
men Of San Bsrnardino, is at the 81.
Elmo.
No presents with tea and coffee at H.
Jevne's, but full value for your money
assured.
Major Henry Quarles has severed his
editorial connection with the Evening
Republican.
Wallace Leach, ESQ.,, returned-from
Arizona yesterday and is registered at
the ST. Elmo.
Solid silver initial lace pins, lthe new
large style, at Feintuch Bros, AZ Spring
street, 81 each.
In our New To-day any one who
wishes to learn the mercantile business
Is advertised for.
Children's full finished colored cotton
hose, three pairs for SO cents. Feintuch
Bros, AZ Spring street.
K. B. Millar's baking powder is abso.
lutely free from ammonia and othet i'm.
purifier. H. Jevne keeps it.
Seaside Cologne. Seaside Cologne,
Seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne, Sea-
side Cologne, Seaside Cologne.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at S:l5 last evening. Maximum 72.S de-
grees; minimum 6l.5 degrees.
First class pianos and organs. !new and
secondhand, for sale and to rent. Val
entines music store, 27 N. Main street.
apr27-tf
Great Removal Sale. 10 to Is per cent.
discount allowed on all purchases. La
dies leading fancy goods house, AZ
Spring street.
A "Trip to the Yosemite" is the sub.
ject Of free lecture by w. T.. viii.
more at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall, on Mon.
day evening next att o'clock.
No person will be admitted to tie
social of the o. X s. unless their invita-
ton be endorsed by member of the
order. Invitations admit but one.
Santa Ana shows 4O7 school children,
between the ages of 8 aud IL years,
while Pomona claims 450 children Of
that age. There is strife which settle.
me nj is the greatest.
Frank Bartlett Post No. 9, @. A. R.,
will give an old-fashioned bean-bake q
and entertainment at Good Templa,
Hall on next Tuesday evening, as per
notice in another column.
The Congregationelists have started a
church at Calico. and the Chinese have
there opened an opium den. That
camp is determined that grace and in
iquity shall both abound henceforth.
When you get a present with youl
tea purchases. remember that the cost
OF the present is included In the price Of
the tea. Ii. Jevno gives no presents
but always full value for your money.
The grand display of jewels will con
tinuc at the Diamond House during the
Turner Fest. Nothing heretofore shown
in this department in this State com.
pares with this superb exhibition o
gems.
Mr.. Geo. Lord, of San Bernardino
the oldest Mason iu California. lives in
the suburbs Of that town. Ii,
was prescned with gold watch ant
chain last week by his comrades and
| friends.
Mr.. J.1W. Waters. Jr., Of San Ber.
nardino, accompanied by his sisters
Miss NJ. L. Waters and Miss N. II
Waters, are at the st. Elmo. Afte
witnessing the Turner's celebration
they will spend a season at SAINT
Monica.
Mr., Peter Reichard, the popular land
lord of the Lancaster Hotel, is in th
city to greet the visiting Turner's. H
contemplates removing to the city l.
l'eneage in other business, and will proba
bly, be succeeded by Frank Glencross il
i the MANAGEMENT Of the hotel