Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-10-05

Smoked salmon and halibut at Jeyne s.
Go see Rip Van Wrinkle at the 1ivoli
tonight
Try Lankershim Il Cos new process
roller flour.
Get your pure all root Blankets at
Coulter's.
Mr.. Seward Cole is out al Lancaster
on land business.
Senator Vroomin, of Oakland, is
registered at the st. Elmo.
sixty.five passengers left for the moth
yesterday per steamer Santa Rosa.
\, Beautiful all uooi Colored Blankets at
Coulter's.
DIR. Williams will be in his office this
afternoon between tho hours OF a and .
o'clock
Rev. A. j. Wells and family, were
passengers on a trip to San Francisco by
steamer yesterday.
Miners and Campers Heavy Blue all
qcooi Shirts at Coulter's,
Major Geo. II. BonebralSe and w. II.
Perry are on the northern overland due
at I 80 P. NJ, to-day.
Conductor Fitzgerald is running the
San Pedro train during the absence OF
George II. Peck, Jr.
0ttley Papineau, Of Riverside, and II.
Bauchet, of Los Angeles, left for San
Francisco trip yesterday, by steamer.
A large lot of shovols were sent out
to Langs station yesterday, by express
to be used in the construction OF the
railroad.
Blankets and Flannels warranted all
srool at Golfers.
Jacoby Brothers have put handsome
sign on the first story of their new ware
house, and will place another at the top
of the buildipg
H. Jevne's trade on roasted coffee was
larger the past week than ever before.
The numerous friends of Miss Stella
Binford will be panied to hear of her
death, which occurred yesterday morn
ing at her late residence ON Morgan
Lane.
Seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne,
Seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne, Sea
side Cologne, Seaside Cologne.
The Los Angeles Woolen MILF"
Blankets and Flannels are the best; no
cotton no shoddy, only to be found at
Coulter's.
The steamer Los Auge les brought
down ninety tons of freight for our mer-
chants, which will arrive in the city this
morning.
Get your Flannel Underwear at Coul-
ter's.
In the Recorders office yesterday,
there We're filed fifteen deeds, ten mort
cages, four satisfactions OF mortgage
and five marriage licenses.
All the druggists are selling Peck's
Premium Perfumes and Elite Bouquet
Mr.. w. II. Bines, of the Burlington
and Quincy r. R., and Mr.. }. Alexander,
of the Galveston, Harrisburg and San
hbtthiO iNhlAAbd'At aiN IL 'N"H'
are stopping at the st. Elmo.
Get your New Styles Fall Dress Goods
at Coulter's.
Richard Dunnigan, Esq, will address
the First Ward Democratic Club to.
morrow, Monday evening, at the Club
headquarters on San Fernando street.
The highest temperature in the city
yesterday was 727, aud the lowest,
442'. Below the city in the moist land
the temperature was lower and was ac.
companied by white frost.
Lieutenant J.J. O'Connell, First In.
fantry, U. S. A, wife and son are re-
gistered at the St. Elmo. Lieutenant
O'Connell returns in few days to his
post of duty at Fort Mcdowell, A. 7,
Asbury Methodist Church, East Los
Angeles i. S. Chase, Pastor
Preaching services, ! A.. NJ, $50 P. NJ.
Subject OF evening discourse: The
Devil, His Origin, Presence and Power
White, soft, fine, all ,rooi Bed Blank
cts to be found only at Coulter's, 236
North Alasn street.
The Fresno oanuery closed operations
for the season September 18th, after a
successful run OF six weeks. The Repab-
iieaa OF that town says there was put up
during that time about $4,000 cans of
fruit.
Get your pure all ,eool Flannels at
Coulter's,
Isaac Colbert and Mamie l.. Tibbetts,
Manuel Grannillo and Carmelita Yer.
dugo, Francisco Grijalra and Mannellna
Verdugo, Ephraim Boren and Martha
Collins, and one nameless couple were
yesterday licensed 20 marry.
IS Rip Van Wrinkle at the Tivoli is the
attraction this evening.
The new Alameda street sewer was
filled in yesterday afternoon, nearly to
Commercial street. o.day new exca-
walton will be commenced, and by Tues
day, it will be completed to the june
tion Of Also street.