The herald., 1895-11-05

Fred A, Hines has pm chased nalI IN
terest in she undertaking business OF Orr
4 Patterson, having taken the latter'5 in
terest. Mr.. Hines is well-known young
business man who has identified himself
with Southern California, and who will
De quite an acquisition to the mercantile
community of this section. Mr.. b. +.
Orr. the senior member of the new firm,
is too well known to need any introduce
ton.
Company 9. Seventh infantry, N. G.
c., has Just issued an ella bOrate souvenir.
one of the handsomest things OF the kind
ever seen in this section OF the state.
The little brochure was compiled under
the supervision of First Lieutenant Fred
H. Teale, and the work is in every way
cyeditable to that officer and his COM
pany.
The Southern California Music COM
pany has moved into larger quarters on
Third street, between South Spring and
Broadway. and mas fitted up the same
very handsomely. There the company
has sbundant room for the exhibition Of
its stock uf pianos, which is undOubt-
eddy one Of the largest and finest in
Southern California. and comprises some
magnificent instruments.
Gertrude Thompson, the female who
stole a watch from man on East FIRST
street recently, was held to answer in the
superior court to grand larceny yestsr-
day, in the suu' Of $1,000. Harry McElroy,
Who was arrested WI b her, was dis
charged.
J. R. Pen lleton went into u restaurant
on Main street last week and tried to
clean out the place. He thumpsd the
waiter and broke the dishes, but just then
Officer Lenhausen came along and gath
cred him in. He got ninety days from
Justice Owens yesterday.
Ed Miller, a dairyman, was thorwn
from his wagon near the court house yes
opdo Of md tv mt hnn
the I'd and shoulders. He was treated
at the receiving hospital.
Edward Monroe was fined sos for dis
turning the peace on Main street Sunday
night. Monroe got into q fight with a
man named Harry Mason. who was dis
charged by Justice Owens yesterday.
The Herald subscription depar tment
will be open on Wednesday and Saturday
evenings In order that those who desire
may procure their deeds for lots in Lam
caster.
W. B. Knapp, who has been one of the
floor managers Of the Boston dry goods
store for the past five years. has accepted
. position with the Coulter dry goods
company.
Theodore Myers was fined IS for being
drunk. He SAIL it was the first time ne
had bsen in the police court for year
past, so Judge Owens let him off with a
light sentence.
The masquerade ball given in Turner
hall October 80 was gwen by the United
Order Of American Frienos. and not by
the Foresters, as has enormously been
stated.
The chamber OF commerce yesterday
sent to Europe large amount of printed
matter descriptive of Southern Cali.
fornia.
COLES polyclinio will meet tomorrow
morning at 1890. Plans will be made for
the winters work.
The hoard OF supervisors were In res
sion all day yesterday auditing demands.
No othsr business was transacted.
Edward W. Buck, editor of the Satur-
day Review ana kaleidoscope of San Be-
nardino, was in the city yesterday.
The motner of City Attorney Dunn is
quite i'll. Her many friends hope that
she may soon be restored to health.
J. A. whitmore, editor of the Daily
Time-Index, San Bernardino, was over
on flying trip yesterday.
Tonight at the Y. NJ. Z. A. hall the
musical and literary event OF the season,
Miss A. l. Murphy, Miss Katherine Ora
tet are upon the program. Given for the
benefit Of the Young Women's Christian
association. Tickets, so cents; mem bers,
rs cents; at the rooms, i07 N. Spring OF.
The Davis and Advance sewing ma
chine office has been removed from 1913
South Main to 407 South Broadway. op-
posite champer of commerce. Southern
California Wholesale depot for Dayton BIZ
cycles. All kinds of sewing machines
rented, repaired and exchanged.
Eat at the Ralston Dining parlors and
be healthy and happy; only absolutely
pure food served; meals 25c. Come once
and you will come again. Tho Ralston
Third street.
r.. Rebscca Lee Dorsey, stimson block.
tsntion given to obstetrical cases and all
diseases of women ana children. Eleo-
trioity scientifically used. Consultation
hours, l to 8. Tel. 1877.
The first fall exhibitions of paintings,
etohiags, engravings.. water colors and
fine works of art will open Wednesday,
Nov. 6th,, at L'cbten berger's art empo-
rum, 10! N. Main st. All lovers Of art
ara cordially invited.
s. Conradi, jewsler and matchmaker.
ll3 s. Spring street, makes a specially of
line watch and jewelry repairing and dia-
mond setting; an elegant line of optical
goods. A fine stock Of watches and Jewell
~ always on hand.
Those 25-osnt frames va told you about
went like hot cakes. Only few left.
This week a genuine handmade pastel
VIVA Hooty ucVclou ulhL IOr 4l. LIC0te0s
herger's Art EN- porium, lO7 North Main
street.
The rehearsal for the Messiah will BIZ.
gin promptly at 8 o'clock next Friday
evening in Bartletts hall. The members
of the chorus and orchestra will please
take notice. Secretary Treble Clef club,
Adams Bros, dentists, $685. South
Spring street. Painless filling and ex-
trAetiHg. Best sets of teeth from So TO
$40. Hours, to s; Sundays, 10 to IL.
Hotel Broadway serves Turkey with
cranberry sauce tonight for 25c; to
1880
Pianos for sale. ana to rent on easv
monthly payments. A. g. Gardner, lis
Winston street. Pianos tuned and repair
ed,
Sharp & Sampson, funeral directors Tin.
dependent) $50 South Spring street. Tel.
1909.
Steam carpet cleaning at Bloeser's. No.
4b6 South Broadway. Tel. 427.
Peniel hall, all-dav meeting today.
Services 1890, $3.50 and 1880. Come.
No glucose. terra-albas or paratne in
John G. Nevin's candies, POS South Main.
Rooms 50 week and up. U. s. hotel.
Or. Reese, ll9X South Spring.