Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-31

Tuesday next the ERALD will be in re-
ceipt of the full pme OF the Associ-
ated Press dispa)e )ehes.
Cream soda at McDonell's Drug Store.
Try Laukershim & Co.'S new process
roller -four.
Don't fail to visit Coulter's during his
great removal sale.
Bloed peaches for sweet pickles are ad-
vertised IN another column.
The best and cheapest cologne in
Z town is Seaside Cologne. Try it.
General E. NJ. Sanford, Of Los Nietos.
was ia the city yesterday.
Councilman Sabichi left yesterday for
a months sojourn at Santa Monica.
A dwelling house is wanted to rent.
Pleasant location required. See notice.
Nineteen passengers left for the north
yesterday afternoon, per steamer Eureka.
Fine black satin dress skirts for Sl2. SO
each at the New Cloak and Suit House.
A cheap fruit farm Of ~ acres near
the city limits is advertised in another
column.
Atwood colored Jerseys, in the lead.
inq shades, at $3.50 eash-former prise
$3.50.
Miss Dell Carpenter, Of Boyle Heights,
who has been i'll for some time, is fully
recovered.
Something new to be seen at the New
Cloak House-the new Persian silk skirt
ct so each.
Another big bargain in Jerseys at
Noserove's. All-wool black braided
Jerseys at $3.50.
The temperature yesterday moderated
81 degrees. The highest being 95' and
the lowest 81.
A. w. Knowles. vice-President OF
the Bank of Topeka, Kansas, is stopping
At the st. Elmo.
Attention is called to notice Of
well established mercantile business
wanted, in another column.
There was very enjoyable ball at
Kintz Hall on Boyle heights last even
ina. This suburb is coming to the front
in social way.
Grifid Johnston, Esq, the prominent
young attorney and examiner Of titles,
has removed his Office to room IA, Bu-
miller Block.
There were filed yesterday In the Re.
corder's Office License to marry, to John
Seppi and Katie Hake; Otto +. Kuhn
and AFalihs N. Buhr.
The steamer Santa Ross left San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon, and will arrive
here Tomorrow morning.
Rev. G. II. Bollinger will preach to-
morrow morning aud evening in the
German NJ. Il. Church on Fourth street.
jim Smith aud Harry Jones use moth.
ing but Elite Bouquet. Try it.
The pastor of Grace NJ. Il. Church,
with his family, has returned from
Long Beach, aud will occupy his pulpit
to-day.
In the Recorders offics yesterday
there were tiled fourteen deeds, nine
mortgages, four satisfaciions OF mort
cages. four miscellaneous records and
iwo marriage licenses.
There are nncallsd for messages ct
the telegraph Office in Baker Block for
the following parsons: Mrr. Z. G. Brown,
Mrs, Jas. H. Walker, John Beard, Fred
MilIiken and L. N. Breed.
For some time past 1t was stated in
exchanges that the steamer Santa Rosa
was to be withdrawn from the southern
route 1t Is altogether canard.
Mr.. GU. Griffith was in the city yes
tsrdsy, in connection with his attorney,
George w. Knox, ESQ.,, regarding the
sale Of his Los feliz water to the city.
During the month Of September b. F,
Coulter, 236 and 23S North Main street,
Baker Block, will offer great bargains in
dry goods and gents furnishing goods.
sponges! spongesl spongesl $3.50 per
pound and upwards. Chsmois skins,
toilet soaps, etc., at wholesale prices st
McDoneli's Drug Store, opposite Baker
Block, N. Main street.
The awning and brick top Of the new
building erected by MIR. F. Adam on
North Spring street, is completed, and
il Just the same as the building adjoin-
ing ON the north.
we had the pleasure Of call yester-
r. 5from Mr.. Bert Adams, the advance
agent OF the great tragedian Mr.. w. e.
Sheridan who, with strong company,
will soon open 1t Chiidss Opera House.
Great bargains for the next 80 days at
B, F. Coulters, 236 North Main street,
Baker Block.
Mr.. A. X. Woodbury.. Of the Cincin.
natl Commercial. Gazette. honored the
HrRALD with a call yesterday. Mr..
Woodbury. is much pleased with this
section and would much like to settle
here with his family.
A cheap fruit farm is advertised for
sale In another column. 1t contains 1856
orange trees beginning to bear. and 236
deciduous fruit trees with 800 grape
vines bearing See notice OF the above
property for sale.
Services at the First Baptist Church.
corner Of Fort and Sixth streets. this
morning at II A. N. Reading by the
pastor in the afternoon. Subject, "Reli-
gion aud Undefled." There will be no
services in the evening.
We learn that Guy Rose, son Of L. ].
Rose, who left for San Francisco on FRI
day, per steamer Orizaba, went for the
purpose of entering an Art school IN
that city, where he will take course OF
year or two in artistic studies.
Coulter's Great Removal Sale COM
nences to-morrow. Monday. Sept. /.
The cornioe on the top OF the hand
some building nearly completed on
North Los Angeles street, by Louis
Mesmef, Is Of galvanized iron and is in
position already. The roof is progress
Ing now, and the pastering will follow.
Messrs. Beeson 4 Eckstrom, the fur.
niture dealers of Los Angeles street, yes
terdsy made large shipment of furni-
ture to Casa Grande. Arizona. This is
only one Of the many shipments which
are forwarded to great variety Of places
in the Territories.
For dress goods and gents underwear
60 to Coulter's Great Removal Sale.
The old Chinese Mission Church on
Wilmington street, south Of jackson
street, has not been used for nany
months past, since the erection Of the
other one, north OF jackson street. ex-