Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-07


Mr.. Blaikie, the carpenter who was
injured Friday afternoon by falling from
a tank-house, still lies unconscious At the
Sisters Hospital. Besides sustaining q
compound fracture of the arm, he ap.
pears to be suffering from cobcusssion Of
the brain. lie IL a member Of the Car.
pointers Union aud Is being well cared
for by the members Of that order.
To morrow. at 10 o'clock, opening OF
Palmers bankrupt stock. People,
Store.
The time TO buy goods is when goods
are cheap, and now Is your time TO buy.
b. 7. Coulter Is selling dry goods, dress
goods, gents underwear, ladies and
gents bathing suits, aud gentlemcn's fine
white dress shirts reaper than you ever
bought them before. Call and see for
yourselves. 236 and 23S North Main
St, Baker Block.
Bob Ecksrt has on exhibition In his
show window n morster watermelon
weighing ~ pounds, garnished with
champagne and bearing n sign, "Fresh
Oysters" either Of which are calculated
TO tempt the wayfaring mnn though he
he fool. lilo proposes to draw the
corks, open the shells and cut melon
ON the night Of the opening Of the Dem
ocratic campaign.
New Formosa Oolongs and basket
fired Japan, Of finest Havors and ron.
sonal,le prices, can be had at II. Jevno's.
Mr.. II. r. Ilolliugsworth has pur.
chased the jcwelry establishment on the
corner OF Court aud Spring streets, and
is now iittng up that popular place In
first class style. He has made life
work Of tho watch, clook and jewelry
business, and will make speciality OF
watch repairing, manufacturing jewelry
and engraving. His advertisements APP
pears In another column.
Before moving to our new and elegant
quarters in the beautiful Hollenbeck
Block, We wish to sell great portion Of
our stock. In order to do this we have
put pins down to the very lowest notch
In every thing. You can easily be con-
vinced Of the truth of this statement by
calling at B. \. Coultcr's. 236 and 23S
North Main street, Baker Block, for the
next 30 days.
The Select Knights A. o. U. W. Of
Los Angeles. left yesterday for Pomona
with their wives. sisters, cousins and
their aunts on special train, at $3.50 P. M.
to attend tho installation Of officers Of
the Pomona Lodge of 3. X. Of A. D. U.
w, which is the second lodge Of this
order on tho Pacific Coast. The head-
quarters of this order are In Los An
geles. The visiting party returned at
3 o'clock this morning.
II. Jcvne's coffee trade Is on q steady
increase. Reason why: He thoroughly
understands the business and has facili-
ties for reaching the best and lowest
markets.
From present appearances there will
not be more than half the usual number
of boxes Of raisins made In Southern
California this year that were made last
year. Part of the fruit will be shipped
fresh 10 eastern markcts, part will be
canned, some fed to hogs--for which
this grape Is very valuable. the hail
storm destroyed part of the crop, and
the balance will bs made into brandy or
raisins. When the tariff Is restored on
raisins the case will be different.
Tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock, opening of
Palmer's bankrupt stock. Peoples
Store.
The Yuma Republican says Of this
journal: The Los Angeles HERALD. is
now the largest daily printed in Cali
fornia. A six.page edition is printed
every day, the size of ench page being
equal TO that Of any Of the metropolitan
dailies. The full Associated Press re.
port is given and the local department
IL as good as the best. Although the
HERALD is on the wrong side politically,
its utterances are oil digniiied and jour.
nalistic, and politics would be materially
elevated and purified were all newspap-
ers as high minded and pure as the Los
Angeles HERALD.
Tomorrow, at 10 o'clock, opening of
Palmer's bankrupt stock. Peoples
Store.
The great Regulator Windmill has
transferred its headquarters from Grand
Haven, Michigan, TO Los Angeles, and
large building is being erected for the
use of the owners of this great premium
mill on the corner of Chavez and Date
streets, where orders will be received
for this excellent windmill, which has
taken over two hundred first premiums
at State and county fairs throughout
the United States. The wareroom for
the use of this establishment is about
300 feet in length and will be a very i'm
portant element in the industrial ele.
ments of this city. The advertisements
of this excellent power appears in n
double column in another part of this
issue of the HERALD, and all parties de-
string cheap power are invited to call
and examine the machine and see its
testimonials.