The herald., 1894-11-29
SANTA ANA.
Reorsations Provided for Todsy-A
Peculiar Mslady.

Nooreaeions Provided Tor Toooy-A
Peouliar Mslady.
SANTA ANA, Nov. 28.-Our people will
somewhat be divided tomorrow. 60 q
great many will go to the rabbit chase
and greater portion will 90 on the free
excursion to Newport beach.
Among the noted dogs from Santa
Ana that will take part in the rabbit
chase are the three dogs of II. Hilton,
II. Slope Munton, known as Hindoo,
are considered very fine animals.
Spy and Evans, and G. Abram Smith
will be there with Sontag Beauty,
Bounder and Flash. Goldman OF Orange
will have six dogs, and Mr.. Wolmssy Of
the same place will have two. This will
be the fneet chase of the season and the
sport 10 expected to surpass anything
yet OF this kind held in this county.
The nimble Jack 10 said to be quite
numerous just now. The excursion to
Newport will. on account OF it being
free, he the largest on record, ii Ii is
warm and sunshiny.
The long rows Of dressed turkeys in
the market show that tho table will be
we'll provided for.
s. w. Burnett has sold to Catharine
Vestal lots l, 4, s and the south half Of
2. block 6, in Burnett's subdivision OF
the Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana.
Guy Fruit sold to R, L. Bixby lot 6
and the north half OF lot 8 and south
half of lot 7. block "a, for 5000.
p. A. Stanton sold to r. j. Maybur
nine and a half acres of land in section
10, township 81, range 10. for 500.
A marriage license was issued today
to Miguel Errico and Manuella Eturro,
both OF Fullerton.
A very peculiar case of illness has Just
come to light. About two years ago B.
l. Dakyns became sick, an eruption OF
the face and hands came out, and the
doctors treated him for poison. In due
time he was able to be out, but no SOON
or was he out of bed than ne was down
again. He was advised to go to the hot
springs, which he did. staying for sev-
eral months, when he came home, ap-
psrently cured. His malady was thought
to be eczema, for which disease he was
treated. As long az he would stay from
homo he would recover, but as
soon "a he came home he would come
down with the disease as bad as ever.
Finally one of our prominent physicians,
DR.. j. r. Medlock, was called and in
his diagnosis said he was OF the opinion
it was poison oak and nothing else. A
strict search was made and. sure enough.
it was found to be in the hay he had
cut two years ago. He remem be red
then that it was while working in this
hay that he was first taken sick, and as
soon as he would return home from q
trip for his health be would first throw
hay to his horses and he would then
has sold the hay and lie now getting
we'll, and no doubt will soon be free
from all poison. For two years he has
been laid up with this peculiar malady.
The Epworth league will hold mis-
sion Thanksgiving roll call at the Main
street III. Z. church. The choir will
render Mighty Jehovah. Admission
free.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Blatt, OF Detroit,
Mioh., are in our city visiting.
DR.. and Mrs. Maurice Coffin arc re-
joicing over the arrival Of Q now son.
Tomorrow will be holiday but Post
master Peabody announces that he will
keep the Office open an hour and half
after the arrival Of tho eastern mail.
Miss Jessie Zavitis and Miss Beck OF
Canada are visiting Mrs. W. A. Beckett.
They expect to make their future home
in this county.
The Democratic campaign In this
county cost $547.l7. The central com.
mittes collected $S07.50. leaving q bal
ance OF $260.33. What to do with it 10
the uueetion