Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-07


See advertisement of lost
The popular resort-the Rink. If
"a wire hay press is advertised for sale
under New To-Day.
Gerster and Patti are creating furor.
So is the Elite Bouquet.
Mr.. G. R. Rinaldi, Of San Fernando,
was in the city yesterday.
A house Of three rooms is advertised
for rent in our New To-Day.
A young lady to act as clerk is adver
tised for in our New To-Day.
Dance something new. Monotony is
the destruction Of art. Hinton.
Since the flood all the people are
using the Elite Bouquet perfume.
Mrs. Ponet. in our New To- Day, ad-
vertises for first-class trimmer.
Second day Of bankrupt goods from
Michels, Friedlander at Peoples Store
In our New To-Day, good. sunny
furnished rooms are advertised for rent.
Don't delay, bargains are vast, Mi
chcls. Friedlander's bankrupt goods at
Peoples Store.
Duff Gordon Sherry and Oporto Port,
at 26 and 2S North Spring street. H.
j. Woollacotts.
Those interested in saving money
should visit Michels, Friedlander's bank
rupt goods at Peoples Store.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at 8:l5 last evening: Maximum, IA
degrees; minimum, So degrees.
The Park Hose Company. at their
meeting last night, resolved to take part
in the services Of Decoration Day.
DR.. w. W. Ross has sold his elegant
house and lot with the furniture, to Mr..
Bradbury Of the Sierra Madre tract.
Mr.. L. NJ. Holt, OF the Riverside
Press and Horticulturist Is in the city,
od made call at the HERALD Office.
A dollar will go great ways towards
buyiug many things of Michel., Fried
lander's bankrupt goods at Peoples
Store.
First class pianos and organs, new and
secondhand, for sale and to rent. Val
entine's music store, n N. Main street.
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w. j. Hunsaker, District Attorney Of
San Diego county, is o passenger from
Arizona by to-day's Pacific Express, due
here ut 1920 P. NJ.
The values shown on our tables to-day
perhaps may never again be displayed
under one roof; Michels, Fricdlander's
goods at Peoples Store.
Gentlemen desiring rooms in healthy
and quiet part Of the city, near tie
business center, are referred to an ad
vertisement of r. c. Glover. under New
To-Day.
Those in search of exceptional valuei
should visit Michels, Friedlander's bank
rupt goods at Peoples Store.
The lemon crop of Southern CaIiforS
mia promises to be the largest this COM
ing season ever raised. The warm win
ter has left the trees in good bearing
shape.
Judge Dick Egan, Of San Juan
Capistrauo. came up tn the city yester-
day on business before the Board Of
Supervisors. He looks the picture of
health and reports everything flourish
ing in his section.
San Bernardino Monday voted on
the proposition to re-incorporate the city
under the new law Of March l3, 1888.
The vote carried affirmatively by a large
majority. aud our neighbor will hereaf-
ter be q city of the sixth class.
The condition Of Col. A. B. Mofitt,
Of San Fernando is in no way improved.
Mr.. s. Prayer who has Just returned
from visit to the Colonel, reports him
very weak, but glad to- see his friends,
to whom he is very warmly attached.
The corner stone Of the Third Pressy-
terian Church will be laid this (Wednes-
day) afternoon at o'clock, on the corn
er Of Hill aud Pine streets. The cere-
monies will be conducted by Rev. DIR.
Hills and Rev. Mr.. Stevens, the minis
ter in charge.
Mr.. NJ. Dodsworth will leave town to.
day to visit the well-known Sacket Mill
tary and Scientific School at Oakland,
where his son Robert is q student Rob.
ert will probably return to Los Angeles
to spend vacation among his many
friends.
At last active work has been COM
menced in the matter Of laying concrete
sidewalk in front Of the Baldwin prop
erty on Spring street, opposite Court
street. This most reliable Improvement
has been promised for two years past,
aud is welcome.
Mr.. Geo. Egan. who is assisting in
building up the San Gorgonio Colony,
was in town yesterday ON visit to his
family, and to make the acquaintance
Of young blue eyed Egan who claims
to be his heir at law, but has not yet
received name.
Mr.. NJ. b. Cromwell, who has been
officiating as q newspaper reporter at
Santa Barbara and Los Angeles, left
yesterday for San Bernaadino where he
is to be united in wedlock, and worse
than that is said to be going into the
newspaper business.
The wagon bridge on the road from
Cotton to Riverside over the Santa Ana
river, which was badly damaged by the
winter foods and been impassable since
early in February. has been repaired and
was used for the first time Saturday
evening. The fording Of the Santa Ana
is still dangerous.
We are indebted TO our little friend
Miss Eileen Potts for bouquet Of rare
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