Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-02
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Elsewhere in this issue Of the HERALD
Mr.. Carlos l.. Cruz announces himself
as candidate for the office of Town
ship Constable, an office which he now
holds with credit Don Carlos is a |
brave and faithful officer. whose nomi-
nation is equivalent to an election.
To-day only, Ladies' Newport ties 10
cts, Peoples Store.
In single line, on Spring street yes
terday noon, were six outfits, each with
forward and trail wagon, hauling
wheat to Naud's warehouse from the
San Fernando valley. They we're drawn
by six and eight animals, mules and
horses, and contained 275 bushels each.
Do YOU want bathing suits! Then go
To Coulter's, 236 North Main street,
Baker Block, for the next thirty days.
J.E. Pleasants, whose rancho is To-
Gated in Shrewsbury Canon, about eight
cen miles from Anaheim, has extracted
during the present season over nine tons
Of honey. the product of the industry Of
seventy six stands Of bees, and is of cx-
ceptionally fine quality. y.-Anahein' Ca
zette.
To day only, two rufile skirts 40 cts.,
Peoples Store.
Moore Brothers, at No. 5 South Main
street. yesterday had on exhibition
monster watermelon raised by Manuel
Andrade at Cahuenga. that weighed l0l
pounds. Messrs. Moore also remembered
the HERALD with large, luscious melon
of the crisp ice cream variety, that was
highly appreciated by connoisseurs.
There are three cheaply- built two.
room houses just completed on the bluff
at the lower edge Of Center street. the
other portion Of which was washed away
by the February floods, which will soon
be occupied. They look right down into
the river and are in very dangerous
position.
Twenty yards of blue and pink ging.
hams for 81 at Coulter's, 236 North
Main street, Baker Block.
The fOggy weather Of Sunday and yes
terday morning has materially modera.
ted the weather, the temperature, which
was high. having been reduced num-
ber Of degrees. Everyone to their taste.
Some like the hot weather. and others
the cooler days, and both kinds are
furnished.
To-day only, wash poplin ulsters rs
cts., Peoples Store. n
A gentleman who ha. d working
regularly for several years 5ast in our
stores as o clerk, and has had frequent
vacation days, left on Sunday for Pasa-
dena, Roses and the San Gabriel valley,
for the first time in three years. He re-
turned delighted with the progress Of
the beautiful settlements.
Coulter's great peremptory sale has
commenced in earnest.
Some misehievous boys, with unpar-
alleled cheek, turned lancet attached |
to an oil car standing on the sidetrack at
the old depot, on Sunday, and the oil
made foul lake on the east side of the |
track, and short channel on the west |
side. As soon as the leak was discov-
cred 1t was stopped. but the oil still
saturates the ground.
To-day only, wide bed sheeting 20 |
cts, Peoples Store.
Messrs. Allen L Thompson give notice |
in double column advertisement Of a |
great clearing sale of furniture and |
carpets, to take place at their ware
rooms on South Spring shs t. This
firm will sell off o large line of goods to |
make room for their fall stock and will |
give rare bargains till the present stock |
ia closed out. They will prove all their
statements.
Lace curtain net IS cts, cornice pole |
free. Peoples Store.
There have been no less than five
Ceroner's inquesis at the morgue, at
Messrs. Ponet L Orr's, since Saturday
afternoon. All Of them were accidental
or sudden deaths. 1t would seem that
the decided attitude taken by our
Superior Courts has abated the homicid- |
al mania during the last two weeks,
though 1t cannot, Of course, stop the
kerosene moHomania or prevent people
from succumbing to chronic diseases.
Another big bargain in Jerseys at Mos
grove's. All.wool black braided Jerseys
at q. 50. 2t
All persons desiring to purchase large
tracts Of land in Antelope Valley. at
low prices, and where artesian water
can be readily obtained for the cultiva-
tion Of all kinds Of root crops and alfal-
fa for dairy and stock purposes. will
please notice the advertisement Of M. L.
Wicks, Esq, in another column. Mr..
Wicks also offers list Of large-sized
city lots and farm at Orange. He win
sell any Of his property at reasonable
figures.
California Oysters at 25 cents plate
At Bob Eckert's. hereafter.
Mr.. B. F. Coulter. our leading dry
goods merchant. will occupy the large
and beautiful stores corner Spring and
Second streets. in the new and elegant
Hollenbeck Block. as soon as finished,
and ia order to reduce his stock Of dry
goods and gents furnishing goods As
much as possible before moving, will, for
the next thirty days sell at very low
figures. This is certainly rare chance
to get the best and faest goods lower
than ever before offered by him. Fine
dress goods slightly damaged by water
will be offered for less than cost; domes-
tics at cost MIR. Coulter has fine
stock to select from, and we would ad-
wise our friends to call on him at once.
Read his locals in to.day's HERALD.