Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-27
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

The popular resort-the Rink. tt
See advertisement Of saloon for sale.
See advertisement, Wanted, $500. :"
Oneida roast chicken and turkey at
Jevne's.
See advertisement Of real estate for
exchange.
White Rose -four first and last. H.
Jevne.
See advertisement Of saloon for sale in
our for sale column. ap23-5t
DR.. B. B. Briggs, of La Canada, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Rsv.Mr. Tuttls, Of Kansas, will preach
in Grace NJ. Y. Church this evening.
Canned okra at H. Jevne's 80 North
Spring. Los Angeles.
Penang spices are now . favorits in
the kitchens Of Los Angeles. II. Jevne.
3s North Spring.
Don't forget the picnic Of the italian
Mutual Benevolent Society at the City
Gardens to-day.
Peace and happiness prevail ia every
family that uses White Rose -four. H.
Jevne. 3S North fSpring street, keeps 1t.
A card denying that H. vonsohnen is
member Of the Merchants Police will
be found under New To-Day.
The attention Of our lady readers is
directsd to the card Of Mrs. W. J. Cole,
dress maker, under New To-Day.
Oneida corn is the best and suits the
people Of Los Angeles so well that H.
Jevne has second carload on the way.
First class pianos and organs, new and
secondhand, for sale and to rent. VAL
entine's music store, 81 N. Main street.
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Preserved fruits Of all kinds in glass,
to be had at H. Jevne's. They are put
up by the Oneida Community, New
York.
Bishep A. Beals will give his closing
lecture at Odd Fellows Hall this tSun-
day. evening. Subject: "Our Spirit
Homes"
Mr.. H. C. Wiley started yesterday for
San Francisco where he will join his
family. who are in that city on visit,
and return next week.
Angelo Calders, the strongest man in
the world, will perform some Of his
wonderful fsats at the italian picnic,
City Gardens, to-day.
Oneida Community chicken and tomato
soup. ready for immediate use, can be
had at H. Jevne's. These goods are Of
superior quality and prices such a. to
come within the reach Of all.
DIR. E. Robbins, the well-known cleo
tro-magnetio healer. having met with
such good success, has taken the Wright
House and fitted It up at considerable
expense for an electro magnetic institute.
Mr.. Charles A. wetmore, chief execa.
tive officer Of the viticnltural Commis-
sion, who is largely interested in the
planting Of vineyards and orchards in
Southern California, has gone home to
Pleaaanton, Alameda county, to take q
tussel with erysipclas. Charley will
come out ahead on this layout.
d. A. Stern has como to grief Some.
body has broken into his room and stolen
| an old deed and dead mortgage, and
he wants them returned. II he will ad-
,ertise them 10 the HERALD and offer a
reward, he will doubtless get them re-
turned. A burglary occurs every day,
and Mr.. Stern must take his share Of
them.
Mr.. w. H. Norway, one Of the pio-
neers Of the Pacific Coast, and United
States Deputy Surveyor, is in the city.
1t is an open secret that Mr.. Norway is
candidate for delegate-at-lsrEo to the
Republican National Convention at Chi
cago. He generally gets what he goes
after. Three Or four county delegations
are already pledged TO the old war horse.
The attention Of grain growers and
farmers is directed to the card of Mr..
W. J. Brodrick. Insurance Agent, in
our Now To-Day column. Mr.. Brod-
rick's list embraces large number of
the oldest and most reliable companies
doing business on the coast, and he is
new taking risks at ESPECIALLY favorable
rates. 1t would be well to give him a
| call.
Yesterday was most remarkable day
for Los Angeles. The streets were
thronged with people during all the day
and the first half Of the night. Our side.
walks, which are very broad, were
crowded during tho evening with thronas
Of ladies and gentlemen taking On even
ing promenade or doing . Saturday
nights shopping. Tho whole air and
appearances of the plaos va metro
polisan n the extrsms. This To-
luce = likely TO Nmain hereafter e 4
psrmaneat cne \ our Goodly eIey.