Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-26

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Anaheim for irrigation during the month
OF August. The stream is only used for
sluioing out and cleaning the bitches. y
Even a queen on the throne would
buy our l5-cent soft sole infants shoes,
Peoples Store.
A picnic for the benefit of Theodore
steinbachs' daughter Ida, will take place
at the City Gardens, Sunday, August
3Oth, 1884. 1t is hoped that generous
sum will be raised for the benefit Of this
unfortunate girl who wishes to raise
some money to pay for medical treat.
ment to restore her eyesight.
-Four three pound cans Jersey baked
sweet potatoes IS cents. II. Jevne.
A new music store has been opened at
% South Main street, where an assort-
ment Of the Weber, Simpson and Hard
man pianos can always be found. Mrs.
q. w. Lancaster, the proprietress, has
the agency for Southern California for
these pianos, and intends also to keep on
hand stock Of musical merchandise.
Four two pound cans Blue Point or
Seal Rock oysters for S5 cents. H.
Jeveue, 3S and 40 North Spring street.
Mr.. Joseph Mesmer, proprietor Of the
Queen boot and shoe store, comes out
this morning with breezy card to the
public on the question Of selling boots
and shoes. The competition in this
branch Of business is becoming very
lively, and Mr.. Mesmer is determined TO
have his share Of the trade, and that he
will have.
We will show you queenly French
kid shoe at 1925 at Peoples Store.
Attention is called to the notice Of
postponement Of the opening Of the new
and beautiful Ellis Villa College until
Sept. 18th, on account Of the inability
to complete the sdifioe at an earlier date.
The institution is receiving great encour-
agement from different parts of the
country and will be q valuable addition
to our schools Of learning.
Five two pound cans Goldfish balls 90
cents. H. Jevne.
Postmaster Dunkelberger has received
authority TO put on two more mail car
riers In the city, which will make eight
instead Of the present six carriers. An
increased mail delivery will be put on,
in Main and spring streets, giving all Of
Spring street four deliveries per day.
and the same to Main street from the
Plaza 10 the junction with Spring street.
Read the Peoples Store advertisement
and buy children's fine sandals for rs
cents, Peoples Store.
The Arizona Citizen says: "a great
many people in Arizona enjoy the honor
of personal acquaintance with Col. T..
f. Hewitt. Superintendent Of the Los
Angeles division of the Southern Pacific
Railroad, aud they will all rejoice to
hear that he has been appointed by Gov
ernor Stoneman TO be Brigadier-General,
commanding ths First Brigade, N. G. C.
Henceforth it is "General Hewitt"
Four cans deviled chicken, turkey,
tongue aed Holsters, sl.lO, II. Jevne.
Mfssrs. A. and Peter Foynazsina and
d. Phillipponi, Swiss gentlemen Of ample
fortune who are now engaged largely in
dairying in San Luis Obispo county, are
in the city at the st. Charles Hotel.
They will look at land that may be used
for the dairy business, aud on which al
falfa may be grown. These gentlemen
would be al important acquisition to the
business interests Of Los Angeles county.
Come and see the bargains we are Of
fering ia line silk and Lislc thread hose.
J. M. HALE 4 Co.,
and Spring st.
Messrs. Do.ter 4 Bradley give notice
in another column Of the dissolution of
their firm, with thanks for former pat
ronage, and recommendation Of their
successors to the confidence Of the pub
lie. Either OF the former partners will
settle accounts of the old firm. Messrs.
Dotter 4 Bradley will continue Is mem.
bers Of the Los Angeles Furniture Com
pany and give it the benefit Of their val.
liable experience and services.
Mesmerism in hoes-Childrsn's New
port ties 40 cents, Peoples Store.
The Cleveland Cadets held . meeting
at Judge Ling's Court Room last night.
After several new members had signed
the roll, the clsb was addressed by Judge
Ling and Mr.. D. NJ. Adams, who were
both loudly chsered. The club then ad-
journed, formed in ranks and had their
first drill, which was very creditable.
Mr.. J. G. Solomon acted ss Captain.
After marching TO the HERALD Office
they gave three rousing cheers for Cleve-
land, Del Vale and the HERALD.
The sale Of Remnants will still con.
tinue. Some extraordinary bargains
this week. City Of Paris.
A large and enthusiastic gathering ol
the Third Ward Democracy convened al
Judge Morgan's Courtroom last even
ing. The resolution adopted by the
Second Ward Club, with reference to
holding elections for delegates TO the
County Convention, according TO the
Club system now In vogue in San Fran.
cisco. was brought to the attention Of
this club, but the club refused to enter.
tain the proposition and advocated and
adopted resolution endorsing the old
primary system.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of Clapp Bros. 4 Co., Of 30 aud 3.
North Spring street. This firm is head
quarters for stoves and hollowware
mantlcs and CRATES, Of the Phillips
Buttorf Manufacturing Company, o
Nashville, Tennessee. Mr.. 4. X. Gran
dali, one OF the stockholders Is now
resident Of this city, and is q mem
Der OF the above firm. Builders ant
others in need of mantles, CRATES, stove
and tinwsre will do well to give thi
firm call.
The queen was In the kitchen eatin,
bread and honey, while we are rattlinI
off shoes for very little money; People,
Store.
The city can obtain fine tract Of Ian.
for west side park in lot 8. block 26
on Diamond street, on the line Of tn
new street railway that Is to run acros
the city, passing through First street
This lot is diversified In its biographies
| features and can be made very beautiful
Then another park should be made o.
| the east side Of the city and connecte'
with the west park by street railway
Perhaps Mr.. w. II. Workman vii
donate . park site on the east side O
some Of bis handsome lots.
Double-fold black lace bunting onl
q. cents yard--a real bargain--at
J. NJ. HALE L Co.'S,
7 and Q Spring st.
The Los Angeles Furniture Company
the largest establishment Of its kind i
Southern California, comes before tn