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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-11
A Bargain In Land.

A bargain In Iuhd.
Over 900 acres Of fine lsud, locnled in
Jones county, north OF Abilene and four
miles west OF county seat, known ms Har.
risen county school lands located 1855,
with lasting water the dryest seasoDs. Pres.
ent prics 80 90. JAS r. IRON,
Oyerton, Tex
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Group, Wnooping Jougn. and even Aeth.
ma Immediately relieved by Acker's En-.
glish Remedy. Sold by ". n. Pate rson
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Cow Ponies for Sale
Fifty good Gov ponies for sale by the
Texas a Mexican Land Il Investment com
pauy, 723 Main street..
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j. l.. Williams
Has sold drugs In Dallas longer than 60
other man. He gill not oe ieft 10 the rau
90 and see him
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shiloh's Cough ana Consumption Cure II
sold by ne or guarantee. II cures CON
unrtiou Sold bvj " HOUSE osiiss
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Catarrh cured. health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price so csnts. Nasal injector frea. Sold
by J. Nj House. Dallas.
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mrs. Anderson, That hat Ia 60 becom-
ing" "Why yes, I always like to 80 TO
Bauman's. They do keep the incest
goods"
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The R-v. Geo. n. mayer. .of Bourbon,
Ind say no h ID gsel' snd.. wiie owe ouI
nvss ~ bo.soi's Coneun ption Oufs.n bod
bv J. ~ Houes iDAllas
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To the wholesale trade We offer extra 10
duoemsnts Address. e. Bauman. 708 Elm
street. nallas Tex
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Hsmmocks, Indian ours and base ball
supplies, at J b. Fears. Sos Main street
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Group, whooping cough and hronchlti
Immediately relieved bv shilob's Cuve sol,
bv :. NJ House Osiise
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shioh'e c1s oil 'n'nfdiatslv releye
Group vhvopins ,ousn and bronchitis
cnld 10 ! " uo-s.
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shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve
Group, whoopine cough aud hr nchitis
Sold bv =. NJ House. Dsllas.
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The K Ugh Of Honor Of thus Waco enyo
one o the grandsst balls nf tho season on
ned cosy evening" and hold pic mic at
Wo o Wells during the day. Nothing
was ep.rs d TO M ak. il the most Ell ,ysble
all. ar thet mas occurred hero ip many
months. The string hsod OF Waco was on
gsyed tor ihe occasion, whose -weoi straius
csuf ed many to epGege il the giddy mazes
81 the dance. Qniie n number OF
visiting young ladies were present but
very one acknowledges ths fact that the
c1a'mug Mes Alice Moore. OF Bremond,
Mar young LAZY in the nall BremoDd has
more pretty Young ladies than any town OF
i,s size In the state and will compare favor
ably wi, h our larger cilies.
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For lame bach. side OF chest use Shiloht
Porous Plaster Price IS cents Sold by
j. III. House Dallas
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Size said ..Dop':, bu u you must, chew
fhat.s the best"
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PRRsnNAL MENTION

Mr.. Sawn,e Robertson left last evening
| for Fort Worth on LEGAL business.
Captain w. II. Kearns, editor OF the
Greas Southwest, 81. Lou's, Is among the
eyoursionists.
judge A. u Norton. returned yesterday
| from Hoxstop. whittier he went with the
prtas gang or lts excursion.
W.llnt s. Jndsnn, local editor OF The
"B.gnon," Pals. Illinois, accompanied the
excursion parry.
Leo K ,os, representing Philadelphia
house. is In the city greeting his many
friands.
L. % Dodd, Daily Courier, Zsnesvilie
Ohio. George ~. Btewsri, First National
bank' Zsnesville, Ohio; T. II. 5psnger, oil
lie firm OF Spsugler e. Finlav, lawyers aud
re,t estate operators, Zibesyille, Ohio, VIII n
IN. m mbers oi the excursion marty, made
tho HKRALD pleasant visit yesterday.
Mr. McElfoy, gentleman of meane, OF
g.. L,uis, ~ In the city, looking around
with tho view Of establishing brick-press
ina company.
Il. p. Williams, real estate agent OF Mar.
shalltogn, Iowa, ono OF the excursions ts
made the HERALD pleasant call.
Hon. X II lakewood, memoe Of the
Eighteenth legislature from Delta county,
now of Henrietta. il IL the city on PROBES
Judge I. ]. Lowe. Of Glmer, 10 OF the
Noryille s. johnson, formerly with Sim.
mons Hardware o.. 81. Louis, Missouri,
has scospted position siih tue Csrnih Il
Byrnea Hard ware Co.. and has returned 20
tis old TERRITORY. north Texas with Dallas
IS hi5 headquarters.
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Main Street Entrance
TO the Clear Lsk~ saloon Is through Ed
Martini livery stable.
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Farmers buy the broad gauge Hunsisbl'
shoe.
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There IL Q secret ABOUT
Mexican Female Remedy

Which eli Isdies should know. See on
Circular al your druggist
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THEIR POCKETs PICKED.

The hest smoking tobacco Is Little
,fNkay,'
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RIFFS OF RADIANCE.
What q Busy and Jolly Week Held IN
Store.
Tho Editors Eaified Us Mrs. Benton
Electrified u.
Minor Markers Of Pleasures Paradise.

The past week has been busy one In the
social circles OF our city. To bfgin with,
tho newspaper men hnvs been win - for
three DAYS, and The engineer o the modern
Archimedean lever has the faculty OF
making tnlnRD lively, especially when he ~
aided and sbttled by others OF bis ilk.
Dallas threw wide open her doors, and our
visitors went away with ftrtsks oi sun
shine on their msmnrlec. At The opera
house NJ q B.u,rn AID nor hos. Of tiny
10 k have aston sned. dezz "a and delighted
both v sitor srd rs,ii.it fhoro have also
been sevsrsl eveh,s oi n most enjoyable ma
tnre, aud al TIA Il s-ure has saken iull
toll from her " i v.s'als OF the Queen
City.
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Last Thursday evening The mem bers OF
the Y. N. II A. fsudsre & complim entary
hop TO Miss Eva Fsisenthal OF Louisville,
Kentucky, who has heen visiting the fam
lily Of Mrs. August Calm. An eniovso!e
time was had and q most delightful evening
spent. The youne lady t. whom wss tender
cd this complimentary party leaves to-mor.
row for ner home IN Louisville, much 10
The regret OF her many Dallas friends.
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Tns young ladies Of the Dallas Female
college, together with the pupils OF the
Grove school, Dallas academy, Rock col.
leee and the Lamar street Sunday school,
viii hold their annual picnic ct the CITY
park lend Of Erysy street-car lise) next
Saturday. May IL.
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M. CsARLRs L. BEHroS's management of
Professor Fowler, on he Pac'fc slope, has
boen one Of rare success, due In no small
degree 70 she are tact end managerial In
stincs Of Mr.. Benton. Dallas 10 TO be con.
gratulsted that such thorough .Roing the.
Stsical man makes bis headquarters In this
city.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
DOCKS DAsHEs

We are glad to see so much genuine
improvement being made in ana about
town. Due credit should be shown
our road master, Mr. Wear, who goes
about his work as a man with one
purpose and one purpose alone. being
that of serving his country and his God
to the best of his ability-that is right
you are good for tive appreciate
your work and Will suggest the advice
given by the great disciple, "do not
tarry and stop by the road side but
continue on in the good work thus
nobly begun.
see other signs of future greatness,
that of the Doctor being credited with
saying, "It is asure sign of wedding
when the young lady is seen ALWAYS
busy making ric-rac. Dock,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
NOW BUY WHITE Goods.
WE ARE OFFERING EvERxTxzING NEW
AND DESIRABLE.
Full lines in the following at popular prices;

Full lines in the following at popular pricesi
White Pques, in cords and wets, Sc, Zoe, I2c, i5c.
White Pques, in satin stripes, lOc l2!c 5c, .
White Pques, i'll lace work. l2lc l5c zoe, 23c.
Nainsooks, in checks 10c 12ic, ljc,
Nainsooks, in bars and pals 12!c, 15c, 2Oc
Nainsooks, i'll satin stripes, ljc,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
Railroad News.

We are asked every day ".what new
developements are there on the rail
road question:" and we are obliged to
answer nothing of any consequence as
far as We know, but here are couple
of items, one clipped from the Capac
Argus and the other from the Romeo
Hydrant which show that the company
is still at work:
Co.'s, Dodge and Muenscher, of the
Lexington e Utica R'y.. met the chef
engineer of the Grand Trunk at this
place last Wednesday, to look over the
ground and arrange for a crossing and
union depot at this place. They in
form us that the road will be built
without doubt. .-Capac Argus.
Co.'s Dodge and Muenscher, of the
Lexington & Utica Ry.. A. b. Atwat'
er Chef Engineer of the Chicago &
Grand Trunk and the chef engineer
of the Grand Trunk, were in the viii
lage on Wednesday, arranging for a
crossing for the new road.-Romeo
IIydrant.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
special Invitation to All.

If you wish to select some choice
styles in Prints. Ginghams, Lawns,
Buntings, Nuns Yelling. Cashmeres.
etc., call for them az A. & f. O'Leary's s
Brockway. If in need of Boots and
Shoes examine their stock before buy
ing. Ladies Busters in Mohair, Linen
and Poplin. Gloves, Hosiery, Laces,
Buttons. sc to suit close buyers. If
you wish good Tea cheap call for
sample. In Stationery we will save
you fully 10 per cent from prices you
are paving. A full supply of General
Groceries, Glassware and Granite, just
received, at prices that will sell. Call
early and secure bargains.
A. ~ +. O'LEARY, Brockway.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
BROCKWAY CENTRE County, Mich, JUNE 10, 1884,

Two weeks from tomorrow is the
fourth of July.
-Capac is to have circus on Mon
day next. June 23rd.
Alex Donaldson, OF Melvin, made
us q call on Monday last.
-Chas Snyder, of Marlette, spent
Sunday with his friends in town.
Mrs. Goodrich. of Deckerville,
was a guest at the NJ, f. parsonage
last week.
Geo T.. Allen has secured position
| in a mill at Mayville. We wish him
success i'm his new field of labor.
j. ID. McKeith has opened out a
branch store at Speaker and placed
Delos Zavits in charge of the same.
There has been some good work
done on the roads this year, such as
fixing up culverts and grading the hill
by the M. p. church.
ARCHIE Gillian has returned to this
place. He has been visiting friends in
disu othOi pioNNu
since he has been away.
Peter Hickey had his whip and
halter stolen from his buggy IN this
place on Thursday last. The party
who took it had better return the same
and save trouble for he is known.
Melvin is going to celebrate. The
hotel keeper will have bowery dance
and many other sports will be indulg-
ed in. y grand display of fireworks in
the evening. Everybody is invited to
participate.
josh Billings says:-"Most men
concede that it looks foolish to see a
boy dragging heavy sled up hill for
the fleetm' pleasure of ridin' down
again, but it appears to me that the
boy is sage by the side of the young
man who works all the week and
drinks up his wages on Saturday night.
The Detroit Evening Journal is
fast gaining popularity i'll this state,
issuing at present over $4,000 copies
daily. We have been getting it each
day since it started and is welcome
visitor. Grant Macarthur will handle
them in this place and parties wishing
to get it will leave their orders with
him.
Mrs. j. s. Platt who has had con-
siderable experience III teaching paint
ing and who has just returned from n.
Y, city where she spent several months
studying the art, wishes to get up a
olaCo fhic ar n N V,ainlt hnrinn town
Will give liberal terms to any one who
will canvass the town for her. For
particulars address her at Pt Huron.
The enterprising proprietors of
Hoods Sarsaparilla are the first in the
field with campaign card giving an
excellent photographic portrait and
sketch of ia mes G.. Blaine, the Repub-
lican candidate. The back of the card
also gives the last electoral vote, the
new apportionment. and other valu-
able information. Copies may be had
by sending stamp to c. l. Hood X Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
The milk cans used in carrying
milk to the cheese factory are a good
thing to set fire to house. 1t seems
that Benz Clark after using his can
the other morning and having it clean
ed set it out or the sunny side of his
house bottom side up and passing that
way short time after found large
hole burned in the side of the building.
Had he left it alone a short time long,
er it doubtless would have set the
whole house ablaZe. Farmers should
be very careful about where they put
their cans to dry. The bottoms of all
are concaved which concentrates the
rays of the sun to the centre and there
by giving it sufficient heat to burn.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
FURNITURE AN. UNDERTAKING

The undersigned having lately pur.
chased the Furniture and Undertak-
ing business of A. G.. Brown has NOV
ed the same into his own building OPP
pOsite the Duflle Block, and added a
LARGE 4 COMPLETE STOCK
to his already good assortment. Oul
Undertaking Department is full and
complete and the finest line ever kept
in this town. When you are in want
of anything in our line, don't fail to
give us a call before purchasing efse-
where. My residence is over the store.
Respectfully, WIN. II. SCOTT.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19

AS good many stories are anoat
in regard to the pedigree of my horse
Yankee Boy all of which are false, /
hereby publish the following postal
card received by me from C. Wymer
V. s. III, SwEETMAN.
Minden, May lth, 1884.
Mr.. SwEETMAN.-Your bill of horse
just received. In reply will say that l
sent copy Of pedigree of your hon Sc
in enquiring of NJ. j. Burns, of Grees
Co.. n. Y. He indorses the pedigree
by saying that it's a true and correct
pedigree. l think your patrons and
surrounding locality should feel proud
to have such a high bred animal in
reach. Iva G. WYMER, V. 5.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19

STRAYED- From the premises of the
undersigned in Greenwood on May IL,
one yearling roam steer, one roam heifeI
with notch IN lower part OF left ear,
one white yearling steer, one red steer
with white back and forehead and one
red heifer with white spot on left side.
Any person knowing the whereabouts
of these cattle will please leave word
at this Office or at the store of Samuel
Strevil Greenwood Centre.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19

The price pail for wool at this
place is from 20 to % cents.
Hope is born of duty faithfully
performed, and her sun knows no 60
ing down.
Attend the Sunday school picnic
on Saturday near Roseburg. n good
time is anticipated.
Mrs. White has our thanks for a
copy of the Brockway Centre News
published in 1878 at this place.
Frank A. Jones. of East Saginaw,
Swinton Il Reynolds, handsome travel
ing agent, smiled on us to-day.
Elder l.. Clark returned from
Tennessee last week and brought with
him some specimens of new potatoes,
apples, &c.
Mr.. Bowman, of the firm of Beard
& Bowman, informs us that they have
secured the services. of Fred Poole to
canvass for them this season.
And now some of the physicians
say that it is not healthy to eat fruit
in the morning. Our opinion is, it is
healthy to eat fruit whenever you can
get it.
Notwithstanding the fact that we
have had rather cool spring so far,
there is every indication of very
warm summer. if the weather we have
been having this week is a starter.
The population of Peck has been
increased of late by the advent o. fine
baby hoy at John Collins and another
at X. Kelley's. The former will hur-
rah tor Butler, the latter for Cleve-
land, this fall.
&C. G. Jenkins, late general passen-
ger and freight agent of the p. III. & n.
w. railway, has accepted similar
position with the p, o. 4 u. A. rail
way, with headquarters at Pontiac.
Mr.. j. has removed his family to that
place.
-Ballou's Magazine for July is is
sued, and contains an excellent table
of contents. with many spirited illus
trations, poems, and capital stories.
VII IIdlIu anu Dtd, vi OdlllOIlld III
the years lS43, "A, and 49," by w. III.
Thomes author of "The Belle of Au-
stralia." and "The Bushrangers, has
large installment. and grows more
and more interesting. The present
number gives an interesting account
of race of merchant ship with the
[. 5. slope.of-war Ceynne, from Men
terey to San Francisco. 1t also de-
scribes visit to Santa Cruz, and tells
how San Francisco appeared in April,
1913, when it was town with but
few houses, and no commerce. These
who know San Francisco, as it now
exists. should read and see what it
was like before gold was discovered,
and long before California was annex
ed to the Uuited States. There is also
vivid account of a visit to San Jose,
and the immense number of geese and
ducks that were met with in the creek
and in the pond. This is one. of the
best chapters in the book, and is well
worth reading. Balous Magazine is
only $1.50 per year; or, 10 cents per
single copy. Thomes & Talbot. Pub
fishers, % Hawley ST., Boston.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
Local Expositions.
Huron will celebrate.

Port Huron will celebrate.
-Marlette will celebrate the Fourth.
Ice cream at Duties Hall to-mor-
row evening.
-Vennor, the Canadian weather
prophet, is dead.
Remember the ice cream sociable
Tomorrow evening.
1t was too warm to he comfortable
the fore part Of the week.
Mrs. David r. Brown visited with
friends in Almont this week.
The farmers are complaining that
the cut worm is playing hob with their
corn.
-Pathmasters needing road receipts
will do well to leave their orders at
this office.
%. w. and ID. Mills spent the last
week visiting their brother ut Spring
field, Ont.
The attention of our readers is
called to Miss &. Boice's change of ad
in this issue.
This is young mems year. Kids
who were babes during the war will
vote this year.
-Capac is to have a paper to be de-
voted to educational matters, called
the School Oracle.
Eleven sunday schools have been
invited t. attend the picnic at Rose
burg on Saturday.
Elder Holmes is attending the M.
L. Ministerial Association now in ses-
sion at Ft Gratiot.
We see by the Pt Huron Times
that S. G.. Bettis has arrived at that
port with his boat.
Notice the adv. of a. 81 f. O'Leary
in another place i'm this issue. Read
it and benefit thereby.
The song of the pesky mosquito
can now be heard in the evening in
close proximity to ones ear.
II. Il. Cough has on hand nice
lot of lumber, lath, siding and shingles.
Give him call when in need of such.
Would it not be. a good idea to
have n street sprinkler? Each one
could contribute little and the expense
would be small.
Manning & Rector have the frame
of their sash and blind factory up and
it will be but a short time when the
whole will be completed.
"A new sidewalk is being built on
the east side of Main street from
Duties to the station which is a great
improvement to the street.
The boys who went to Tennessee
not long ago are highly elated over the
country and seem to have fallen in
love with it right away after arriving
there.
The Detroit Times. cit is report.
ed that the Grand Trunk has now alb
sctute control of the Michigan Central
railway. This is said to he the reason
that Vanderbilt went to Europe"
--R. Emery. of the Commercial
House is liking up the building lately
vacated by Jas Wallace for billiard
and pool room. He has mended the
sidewalk in front of the same in good
shape.
Jas Wallace has moved his stock
into his new building north of M. L.
Grandy's store and now has the finest
shop and show room in this part of the
country. Give him call and inspect
his goods.
Edward, son of Geo Menerey, re-
ceived very bad kick in the face from
one of his fathers horses, while put.
ting the harness on it the other day
DR.. Mitchell dressed the wound ant
the patient is now doing well.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M
l.. church will give an ice cream soci
able in Dulles Hall tomorrow Fri
day evening for the benefit of Rev. j
w. Gray. A good program is prepar
ed. Everybody is cordially invited
] Tickets 20 cts each.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
Cholera.

And the milder forms Of bowel difficulty.
dysentery, diarrhoes, &C., ali come from a
disordered digestion attended with pain in
the stomach. cramps, cholii, sc. Be wise and
ward off these attacks by taking Hsmilton's
Jamaica ginger tonic and pain cure, which is
sure remedy. Never known to fail to give
immediate relief. As an outward application
in rheumatism. Neuralgia, Siatica, sprains.
strains. Lame back and side it can't be heat.
en-. Price ID and so cents. Sold by C. A.
Wells & Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
, s.PATTERsON. PORT HURON,

Dealer in Jewelry, Watches. clocks, knives,
forks, spoons, pitchers, card receivers, gold and
silver plated ware. We always have good
stock of Holiday Novelties. You are cordially
invited TO call in and examine our stock and get
prices before purchasing elsewhere. 81
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
Got to stand it..

Mr.. A. Bought his wife one bottle OF Per.
melee's blood purifier and now he thinks he
has got himself into business, for she derives
sc much benefit from IL that she must try an
other bottIe or two and be permanently cured
There is no Purifier known so efficient in
its workings as this. Ouly Si.00 per bottle.
Sold by e. A. Wells & Co. s,. .
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
HANOVER. O., Feb. 13, 1Ss

HANOVER, o., Feb. 13, 1884.
After having lung fever and pneu-
monia l had dreadful cough and
could not sleep at night. The doctors
told me had Consumption and would
die. l have taken six bottles Piso's
Cure and my cough is entirely gone
and | am well as ever.
EMELINE FORD.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19

Smile and smile-But see 10 il that your
teeth are as white as only "Teaberry" will
make them. What does Mark Twain say.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
BrockWay Centre Bank,

OF JNO w. LAMON,
Brockcay Centre, Michigdn.
New York Exchange bought and sold.
General Banking Business done.
Limited amount taken on deposit.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19

@ l.. BALLENTINE & CO.. Wholesale
-. and Retail dealers in Dry Goods, Boots
& Shoes, Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps,
DC. Teas Speciality. No 7 Huron Avenue,
and No Quay Street, Port Huron, Mich. Q
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-19
Sad Accident.

A sad and rather strange accident hap.
pened to the son OF Mrs. Cordero, five
years old who resides near the old stage
stables, on Chapala street. Last even.
ing about five o'clock, when the little
fellow and some Of his companions wers
having good time, Jose Antonio Rod.
riguez, who has charge of the stable
yard, to scare him. threw q broom at
the lad, and in his fright to get away hs
fell striking his head against something
of hard nature. fracturing his skull
just over the right temple in such Q
manner that DIR. w. A. Williams had te
extract piece of bone from the skull
as large as qusrtor Of q dollar, and
and in the operation brains oozed from
the fracture. The chances for his re
covery are not favorable, and his death
may be looked for at any moment
Saata Barbara Independent.