Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-04

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Briant's peas at II. Jevne's.
The popular resort-the Rink. If
See advertisement "Te Rent"
Spring style hats to suit everybody,
at SIEGEL's.
Herkimer county cheese at H. Jevne's,
3s N. Spring.
Gerster and Patti are creating Juror.
So is the Elite Bouquet.
Mr.. Seward Cole, Of Cahuenga, Is
registered at the st. Elmo.
II. Jevne's combination coffee Is very
good value, and always fresh.
Dancing school social, Friday May 0.
Drawing for prizes. Hinton.
Since the flood all the people arc
using the Elite Bouquet perfume.
To dance with grace and modesiy is
tie end Of teaching. Hinton.
The largest assortment Of straw halls
on the Pacific coast at SIEoELs.
A pbeton buggy, as good as new. is
advertised for sale in our New To-Day.
II. NJ. Dupee hams and bacon, fresh
from Oh 'cago, at II. Jevne's, 30 N.
Spring.
Sheriff, Currier returned yesterday
from the Republican State Convention
at Oakland.
Foreign aud domestic cbampagnes at
II. j. Woollacott's, 20 and 2S North
Spring street.
Search the city over and you can not
find such delicious teas aud coffees as II.
Jevne keeps, 3S N. Spring street.
Mrs. C. Cole, wife Of ex-U. s. Senator
Cole, aud her daughter, Miss Georgi.na
Cole, Of Cahuenga, are at the st. Elmo.
There will be q Sunday School exer-
else ut the Railrosd Chapel on Chavez
street at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
Praise service in the evening.
Col. Chalmers Scott, with his wife and
two children. returned yesterday from
the Guajeme rancho. and are ut the st.
Elmo. they will go to Oakland today.
First class pianos and organs. new and
second hand, for sale and to rent. Val
entiue's music store, p N. Main street.
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A meeting Of the journeymsn tailors
OF Los Angeles will be- held at TurH
Verein Hall at 1880 o'clock to morrow
tMonday) evening. See notice under
New To-Day.
Ds. T. C. Gale, Health Ofliser. in our
New To Day, gives notice that he has
removed his office to room IA in the Los
Angeles Hotel. corner First and Los
Angeles streets.
The next Raymond excursion party, in
charge of Mr.. Walter Raymond, will
arrive 10 Los Angeles on Wednesday,
May I4th, at 7.45 4. NJ. This party is
now ut Manitou, Colorado.
Procure your tickets for the grand
ball to be given by the young Spanish.
Americans at Hadeau Hall on Monday
evening, May 5th. Tickets for sale at
Guirado's Drug Store, Dovney Block.
By change in schedule it viii, be sean
that the train for Santa Ana will leave
Los Angeles at 2:3O P. NJ, and arrive at
$50 A. NJ, there being but one train each
way daily, instead Of two as heretofore.
Mr.. P. Potts, not the weather prophet,
ibere is no such kind Of pottery about
him, was jp the city yesterday from
Tustin City. Look out for real estate
sa,es and purchases when he comes to
10 vn.
The beautiful ocean palace. the Santa
Rosa. will sail from San Francisco to
I.os Angeles on Saturday next. This
beautiful craft will be very desirable
addition to the aoastiDg steamers Of the
Pacific Coast.
Mr.. Theodobe Proehlinger was tho
happisst man on South Main street yes,
tcrday. The reason was solid and salts
factory, and consisted Of a baby Of l3
pounaIs avoirdupois. That explains
"why should the spirit Of mortal be
proud"
We learn that Henry I.ecroq, formerly
cook at Joe Bayer's aud Bob Esksrt's
restaurants, will keep a restaurant at
Santa Monica on Sundays during the
present Summer. This will be good news
TO visitors at the seaside as Henry enjqna
the reputation Of being an A cook.
Captain George J. Clarke yesterday
received his commission as Notary Pub
lie, vice himself, term expired. Captain
Clarke is m intelligent aud capable Of
icer and it gives us pleasure to note his
reappoiDt Dtment. His card will be found
elsewhere in this mornings HERALD.
The Summer schedule for Santa Mon
lea trains will be found In the proper
column Of this mornings HERALD. BY
the new arrangement the Sunday ira n
| will arrive FROM Santa Monica at $50 p.
NJ, instead Of $50, a. heretofore, thus
giving visitors forty minutes longer at
the seaside.
| Attention is directed to tbs advertise
ment Of the Aiiso Market, In our New
To- Day column. Mr.. Ulrich, the pro-
prietor. is thorough master of his busi.
meas. and will supply patrons with the
best meats Of all kinds to be found IN
the market. He solicits share Of pub
lie patronage.
Col. ii. II. Markham, Of Pasadena,
and "Governor" B. y. Porter, OF San
Fernando. both spoken of as candidates
for Congress, met yesterday for the first
time, and both denied the allegation and
dsfisd the alligator. They each have
something else to do. One has mine
of silver and the 0lher a miae Of wheat.
The One Price Boston Clothing House.
in double column advertisement on the
local page Of the HERALD, announce that
they have just received large invoice
Of Spring styles Of clothing for men.
youths and boys. embracing all that /,
new and nobby in material and cut.
They invite an inspection Of their stock.
Elsewhere in this mornings HERALD
will be found the advertisement of Mr.
C.G. Gilmore, who proposes to do a
store agency and commission business.
Mr.. Gilmore is an old resident Of Los
Angeles and thorough business man.
who will pttend to matters entrusted to
him to the beat interest OF patrons. Give
him call.
j. A. Valdez has taken charge Of the
picture, picture framing and art depart
nent of Messrs. Raphael 4 Schlesinger,
No. 10 North Main street, where he in
vites his friends and all who wish any
thing in the art or picture line TO call be-
fore going elsewhere. First class goods
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
l At q Convention Of the Greenback
Labor Party. of Los Angeles county