Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-23

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seats for the performance on Friday
evening. The sale of reserved
seats will commence at Wange-
mans music store at o'clock Z. NJ
to-day. See advertisement.
George Stone, of the Queen Boot
and Shoe Store, has one of the finest
displays in his line ever exhibited
in any Pavilion. The ladies' slip
pers placed on exhibition by Mr..
Stone are marvels of elegance ann
elaborate workmanship. He man.
ufactures everything exhibited by
him at the Queen Boot Store, under
the United States Hotel, on Main
street. This esta blishment well de-
serves call of inspection from
every one.
About noon yesterday an old
gentleman, accompanied by a
lady, driving a buggy, as he
turned from New High into Tenn
pie street, collided with u wagon
loaded with hay, overturning the
buggy and throwing the occupants
on to the street. Professor Savarie,
who was passing, caught the horse
and thus prevented what might
have proved q serious accident, as
the lady and gentleman were both
under the overturned vehicle. For
tunately nobody was hurt.
The double column advertise
ment of the Messrs. Dillon &
Kenealy tells a story of enterprise
and business aptitude which the
ladies of Los Angeles will do we'll
to regard. The firm have ransacked
Europe and the East for specialties
of fashion, including hosiery,
gloves, laces, embroideries, corsets,
ladies' underwear, silks, velvets,
satins, and all that is rich and rare
in feminine wear and adornment.
Their stock of dolmans and listers
is notably thorough. The Messrs.
Dillon 81 Kenealy have made their
mark in the mercantile circles of
Los Angeles by fine fabrics, cour-
tesy and low prices. Their motto
is excelsior, and their patrons, who
comprise pretty much the whole
range of our population, appreciate
these facts and act upon their APP
probation. Give them a call.
The Plummer Fruit Dryer, on ex-
hibition at the horticultural Pa
vilion, is PROFESSIONALLY the most
ingenious thing of the kind on
record. 1t will repay personal in
spection. 1t is cheap, it is within
the reach of any ordinarily situated
family and is operated with such
ease that the women and children
of the household may wor k it with
out difficulty. One thousand
women and children are given EN-
ployment on Plummer Dryers in
Oregon alone. 1t has taken the
Centennial medal and diploma and
three gold medals of the Oregon
State Agricultural Society, for
three consecutive years, besides
the Great Paris Medal of 1878, sew.
eral English and American diplo-
mas and has had mention as the
best Dryer by the leading horticul-
turists and agriculturists of the
Union. Stop and inspect it during
your perambulations of the Pavil-
ion.
A San Diego gallant, whose name
begins with S, was placed in
rather embarrassing position at
the Pavilion last evening. He is
eminently gallant in his disposi-
ton and is never 30 happy as when
showing his devotion to the fair
sex. Being stranger here, how
ever, he has been somewhat dis
traught at seeing SO many hand
some lasses fitting about without
his being able, by reason of non
acquaintance, to show his devo-
ton. Last evening he approached
an official of the horticultural So
ciety and, pointing to a groupe of
demoiselles, asked for an introduce
ton. The official did not know
the ladies and asked to be excused.
S. insisted and finally the official,
who bethought him that, perhaps,
by acceding to his request, he
might be enabled to contribute in
directly to the funds of the Ladies'
Benevolent Society, presented him
to the ladies, saying: "My friend,
Mr. S., of San Diego, ladies. who
Is not only a charitable man but a
very Bayard in his devotion to
your sex, is DESTROYS of treating you
to refreshments.n The ladies who
took in the situation, of course as
sented and accompanied S. to the
refreshment room. When it came
to settle the bill, however, our San
Diego gallant found that he was
short just two dollars of the amount
demanded. Here was q dilemma.
What to do he did not know. AT
home his word would have been
good for any amount. But to be
thus caught in strange place was a
''fx" in which he had never before
been placed. Excusing himself to
the ladies be rushed frantically into
the body Of the Pavilion, where,
fortunately, he soon found a towns
man who advanced the necessary
funds. Moral--Always be sure that
your purse is long enough to fur
nish funds for emergencies.
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