Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-20
LOCAL BaEvIr1Es.

Capitol Store, Downey Block.
The popular resort-the Rink. If
Capitol Store bankrupt stock.
Ladies' admitted free at the Rink.
dec25-lm
Trunks and valises at the Capitol
Store.
Zee adver. .i,ement Of furnished room.
and board.
Satins. in any shade, 25 cents a yard
at the Capitol Store.
A furnished houss is Advertised for
under New To-Day.
A saloon and liquor store are adver-
tised for sale elsewhere.
All.wool Beige. 4S inches. dou ubls fold,
25 cents yard at the Capitol Store.
''In unity slrspgth"--in Specialties
success. Dr.. JONES. jan5tf
Children's cIosks at the Capitol Store.
See advertisement Of horses and mules
for sale in our New To-Day.
Closks and Dolmans are being slaugh.
tered at the Capitol Store.
Hon. Byron Waters. Of San Bernar-
dino, is registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Psr4sols cheap at the Capitol Store.
Mrs. Seal will lecture this evening at
o'clock, in Odd Fellows Hall, over the
postofiice.
Silks below wholesale cost at the Car
itol Store, bankrupt stock.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at S:l5 last evening: Maximum 63.3
degrees; minimum Al degrees.
Bankrupt stock regardless of cost
must be sold--at the Capitol Store.
For choice fruits, green or dried. or
garden seeds that you can rely on, 20 to
Serrot L Knox. IS N. Main street.
Bankrupt stock Of the Capitol Store is
doing big business. Go early and se-
cure bargains.
J. D. Bsthune. Esq. Of San Ber.
nardino, our old townsman, was in the
city yesterday, and registered at the Pico
House.
Bankrupt good,-must be sold within
the next 30 dsys--at the Cap 'tol Store.
William Hunter. a reputei deserter
from the United States army, was ar.
rested by Deputy Marshal Dunlap yes.
terday and committed to Jail TO await
orders.
Second week OF the great bankrupt
sale in dry goods. Monday; great sale at
the Capitol Store.
Our readers will do well to take ad-
vantage # the ex'r ordinary bargains
to be had at the bankrupt sale at the
Capitol Store. Goods arc simply being
slaughtered.
Messrs. Humphrey 4 Riggin, in our
New To-D Day column. advertise several
houses to rent. They also offer q fine
family horse, buggy and harness for sale
At bargain.
This coming week for bargains 10 to
the Capitol Store.
There are messages At the Telegraph
Office for Ms. Augusta Culbertson,
Jas. T. Duffy, G. w. Ellsworth, John
Hancock, E.. B. Harold, (2), r. r.
Msllus, L. L. Bradbury.
All.wool drsp d'ets, any shade, fifty
two inches, As cents, at the Capitol
Store.
The examination Of c. White, charged
with assault with . deadly weapon. on
complaiat Of @. 8. Allen, Sr., was fin
ished before City Justice Morgan, yester-
day and the defendant held in $500 for
trial before the Superior Court.
The attsn tion of our readers is called
to the fact that they can buy . elk
dress at the Capitol Store as cheap ~
wosted dress elsewhere.
Deputy United States Marshal Dunlap
went up to San Francisco. overland, last
evening, having in charge John Conner.
ford, committed for examination before
the United States Grand Jury on the
charge Of selling whisky to Indians.
Murder murderl is the cry-how
cheap the silks and velvets arc being
sold at the Capitol Store.
We learn that three gang plows and .
sesder are kept running on the Santa
Margarita Ranch, San Diego county.
There are Thousands of acres Of good
grain land ON this ranch that has hereto
fore been used only for cattle range.
By advertisement elsewhere, J. L.
Stoss announces that on Monday next,
he will sell two housss and : number Of
lots at public auction. The properties
offered are located in . pleasant and
healthy part Of the city and present .
rare opportunity to secure homes, or for
investment.
Elsewhere appear, the double-column
advsrtis<ment Of the wsll known furni-
tprs house o. J. P. lians1sld 1 Co.
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