Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-10

Thursday evening, September llth. at
"a o'clock. Every member Is expected
TO be present. An address will be de-
livered by Stephen NJ. White, Esq.
Yesterday was very rough on item
galherers, owing to 1t being Admission
Day. The courts were closed with the
exception OF Justice Morgan, court,
which never stops. The following cases
were ca led. James Ellsworth, battery,
500; ssn3n Santa Cruz, battery. con
tiaued; Chas. O'Connor. petit larcoay,
$50.
Hosiery at ruinous pricos, from Palm
er's bankrupt stock. Peoples Store.
There were six fine passenger cars
hauled to the oil depot about ten o'clock
yesterday morning to convey those who
wished to attend the picnic and bafbe-
cue of The British Benevolent Society,
near Ceptinela station. Only three
crowded ears were sent out, however,
as great many people drove down by
team.
We cannot duplicate any OF the bank
rupt goods. BE ON hand today and see
bargains. Peoples Store.
On Mondayevening tho First Ward
Democratic Club held Its usual weekly
session, aud after listening to eloquent
speeches from several gentlemen, ro.
solved ti turn out Ia force ut the APP
nf iln a.
paign by the Democracy Of Los Angeles.
Every member pledged himself 10 do his
duty and to bring friend with him.
Fine goods for everybody at greatly
reduced prices for thirty days. Coulter.
23s North Muin street, Baker Block.
A timber tract in Arizona, tributary
to Los Angeles, situated in tho San
Francisco mountains. contain 1900
square miles of timber, the principal
portion OF which Is pine. About 49,.
900, 600 feet were produced IN 1883. anil
there Is supposed TO be 1853 .00O, ,0O0. 600
feet OF lumber in sight. from which Los
Angeles Ii supposed to draw aportion
Of her supplirs in tho future, by way OF
the A. h Z. k. X. aud The Needles.
The rush and crush for Palmers stock
will compel us to place more salespeople
to dispose Of this stock. Peoplo'a Store.
The nation paid off 81, 542, s52 of the
public debt during the month Of August
last, which leaves 81 ,437. 5l4, ,O9i yet to
be paid. This divided among the
81 200, 900 people of tina Union leaves
s25 apiece yet to pay. More than one.
fourth OF this amount Is now on hand In
the Treasury, which would reduces the
pro rata to less than $50 for each person
now living, but before the debt will be
all paid tbepopulation will be 10 600. 900.
The bargains are many and vnt;
those calling early will reap the benefits.
Peoples Store.
Miss Fnller's concert for the benefit OF
the Orphans Home will be given in the
Congregational church. on Tuesday
evening, September 10th. Miss Fuller's
reputation as an American singer is un-
rivalled. She holds the position Of first
soprano in 1T. Stephens church, Phla,
delphin, receiving the largest salary Of
any singer in the city. Her singing Of
oratorio music " simply grand She
will bo nssisted in her concert by such
artists ns Miss George, Madame Mara,
Prof. tiske and others.
Damaged dress goods at less than cost.
Coulter's thirty days sale. 236 North
Main street, Baker Block.
On Saturday last Oriole Lodge No. =,
l. o. o. T., was instituted at Westmin.
ster, by d. d. G. NJ. Champlin, assisted
by delegations from Los Angeles Lodges
and Santa Ana Lodge No. 236. The fol.
lowing officers were duly installed John
Turner, N. c.; J. Walters, V. c.; J. q.
Turner, Secretary; d. X. Shrode, Treas-
urer; J. Il. Hodges, Warden. After in.
stalling the officers a large number Of
members were initiated. Then followed
an elegant collation., and the pleasing
ceremonies closed at late hour in the
morning. The new Lodge is composed
of some of the best men in the settle
ment, and starts OF In prosperous con-
n.--Santa Ana Standard.
Bankrupt goods from Palmer's. San
Francisco, are now for sale at Peoples
Store.
The Trousseau grape, which has been
introduced in this county by Mr.. l.. j.
Rose and others. is a most remarkable
fruit. 1t seems especially adapted to
the production of port vine Of great
sweetness and richness, far superior to
any other yet produced in the United
States. Mr.. ii. J. Woollacott, whose
advertisement appears in another col.
umn, has secured the entire vintage Of
this grape for 1880. made irto tho most
rich and valuable port wine imaginable.
Such wine is most desirable for inval.
ids, for which it is invaluable. Mr..
| Woollacott has all varieties of California
wines, which he is sending to all parts
of the United States for medicinal and
domestic use. At his place of business
may be found every kind of wine made
in the State, and all kinds of distilled
liquors known to commerce. His adver.
tiseinent in another column explains his
business.