The herald., 1894-09-15
The receipts of Justice Austin's court
for August were $62 rs

lot August were 4OZ 10.
Complete line of DR.. Jaeger's world
renowned underwear at Dssmond's in
the Bryson block.
Sittings and pews in the new st.
Psul's church may be obtained today at
the church from 3 to p. m.
Why not drop in at Dssmond's in the
Bryson block today and pick out one of
his new 81 so soft or stiff hats?
r Dunlap Il Co.'S fall and winter silk
stiff and soft hats now ready at Des-
mond's, No 14l South Spring street.
See Desmond's $3.50 hat window and
30 cent tie-trsctions TODAY in the Bry-
son block, No. 14l South Spring street.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office, cor
ner Of Main and Court streets. for j.
0. Sidner and Mrs. Anna ]. McOlsin.
A petition has been filed with council
to establish the grade of Bsaudry ave-
nue.. from Hinton avenue to Pearl street,
and to grade and sidewalk the said ave-
nue..
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Charles Il. Spurlock. aged 20, q
native OF Missouri, and Jennie NJ. Null
len. aged 10, native of California, both
residents of Los Angeles.
Frank Grdley and Moses Green were
the only minor arrivals at the county
Jail yesterday. Both we're from Pasa-
dena, the former being committed for
15 days and the latter 80 days for pstit
larceny.
Persons who desire to contribute any
labor to the Benson fund can do 30 at
once, as the material for building is all
IL 81,
tify Chief Glass. 1t is desirable that the
work should begin at once.
The friends of Mr.. George Ferguson.
the we'll known hardware merchant OF
Boyle Heights, are working hard to
secure for him the Republican nomina-
tion for councilman of the Ninth ward.
Mr.. Ferguson, they say, would poll a
large votesin his favor.
The new choir of so voices. with Miss
Grace Remington Davis soprano, Mrs.
WASHINGTON Berry alto. Mr.. A. Werner
tenor. Mr.. ]. r. Logic and Mr.. q. Mari
on Wigmore bass. and j. G. Dunster or
ganist and director, enters upon its
duties tomorrow at st. Psul's church.
Fall ties come with autumn lines,
and well dressed men in this town go to
Desmond's, in the Bryson block, for
their ties at all seasons. It's funny that
Desmond is away ahead, when he ties
all, but he is, and he does supply ell
with the finest and most stylish neck
wear in Los Angeles.
The grand opening of fall and winter
millinery. Parisian novelties, Paris and
London pattern bats and bonnets, will
take place Monday and Tuesday nights,
18th and 18th. The ladies OF Los Ange-
les, Pasadena and vicinity are respect
fully invited to attend at Nine. d. Gott-
helPs, 121 South Spring street.
The services at st. Paul's church to-
morrow will be celebration OF the holy
communion at 1880 O'Clock, morning
prayer at 10 O'Clock, a festival service
and sermon by Bishop Nichols at IL
O'Clock. with the celebration of the holy
communion at midday. In the evening
with the rendition oil Mozart's Twelfth
Mass and an address by the bishop. The
public 10 invited to attend the services.
Persons who desire stated sittngs in the
church can obtain them at o'clock at
the church building. The musical por-
tion of the service will be rendered by q
chorus OF 55 voices.
On Monday next the grand fall open.
Ahb Will thAo PihCo ab <IOOol
millinery. 219 South Spring street. Mr..
Zobel has this season excelled all his
former efforts. His display of pattern
hats will be the finest ever made in this
city. He has succeeded in adding the
services OF Mrs. Martin to his efficient
corps OF trimmers. Mrs. Martin is we'll
known throughout the large eastern
cities for her artistic ability in the mil
linery line. She will occupy the posi-
tion Of head trimmer and forelady. The
Wonder millinery extends q cordial in
vitation to every body to inspect their
grand opening display.
The Jeffersonian Democratic club. he Id
. meeting ON Thursday evening at its
rooms, with President Kinley in the
chair, Mr.. G. B. King acting secretary.
On motion the Democratic county NOM
ination were duly indorsed by the
memb bers present. This old finance
committee was discharged and E. ST..
Julien Cox was appointed committee
of one, with such assistance as he
might select. to solicit subscriptions for
the campaign funds of the club. The
club also invites the various Democratic
associations to join with it to receive
Hon. James II. Budd, candidate for gov
ernor. on his forthcoming visit to Los
Angeles. The club adjourned in fine
spirits over Democratic promises OF
success.
Don't miss the picnic at Sycamore
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