The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

Our uU ltt 1900 tfH'N'Hf'
tigrWtnis.
VI, aii rorM ntultio1to .Jc od-
vutIs.,n,nis nud cmds otuur Houston
ana Galveston Mipdh ms iul'o"f
which which viii he found In to-day"
paper;
joins CoiiINs, Tho grocer ana great
Tea dealer of Houston, makes
known his place aud business. lie i
an extensive and old merchant, well
known throughout the State ana tie
serves as he is receiving I'M extensive
patronage. lie has tea in one ana
two pound caddips for family use, ana
in original packages Of forty and sixty
pounds.
WIN. d. CLEVELAND n young man,
has been large and successful mcr-
chant of the Bayou city ever since the
war, on his own account, and before
rs clerk and salesman in other houses
there. He is wholesale grocer and
commission merchant keeping al
ways on banda heavy stock of groce-
ries of every kind, receiving sugar ana
molasses from ten plantations, which
he sells at New Orleans prices, and all
other groceries at the lowest jobbihg
figures. He also solicits cotton, WOOL
and hides for sale and shipment; he
does not buy, but handles strictly on
commission, rendering account OF sales
promptly, and makes LIBERAL advances
in cash at this or any Other time. see
his advertisements
PRINTERS Furnishing Warehouse,
100 Strand, Galveston, strickland "
Clarke. These gentlemen deal large
Nv in stationery of every kind, espe-
cially for printers use, and have the
first and only photographic office in the
State. They are also agents for VIII
sons celebrated printing, ink ana soiicit
a call from all who want good goods NJ
the lowest figures.
II. f. .HuRD, Houston, Texas, has
his card in this paper He IS II manu-
facturer and dealer in wagons, car
riages, huggies, carts, drays, plows,
etc, and is prepared TO fill al orders IN
his line at bottom figures ant 10 war
rant all his work. He particularly in
vites those wanting wagons to give
him call.
SEE the change in time of having Of
the Texas and Pacific Railroad III TO-
day's paper. Close connections are
made with the international and
Great Northern Railroad for Houston,
Galveston and the Morgan. line Of
steamers for New Orleans. On and
after to-day, tickets to all tile above
points will be on sale at the depot
corner of Pacific avenue and Lamar
streets, in this city.
THE annual meeting Of the, Trinity
Conference, NJ. Il, Church South, as
sembles IN this city on the 30th of the
present month. bishop Kavinaugh
will be present and preside, and there
will probably be about fifty Delegates
in attendance.
IT is a singular fact developedby the
present stringency of the none mar
ket, that coin can be obtailhd 10y
solvent men who wish to investn cot
ton at reasonable interest for Dlllas),
but currency cannot be had d any
rate.
THOSE in want of paints, oils, glass,
wall paper, ETC., are referred e the
card of Messrs. Rice & Baulaft II
fremont street, in to-day's issue and
be sure to give them n call when 'isit-
ing the Island City.
WE call particular attention. tthe
card Of Schmidt q kosse. importes of
hardware, cutlery, guns, betting, cir
cular saws, wagon timber, etc, -
Main street, Houston. These geitle
men are large dealers in the goots of
their line, and propose to sell as ow
as the lowest. Those visiting Houson
are invited to give them call.
OWENS & ENGLISH, general comms-
sion merchants, 100 and 124 Strand,
Galveston, have an extensive adyel,
tisement In this issue; 70 WHICH atten
tion is called. They are manulae
turers' agents for all kinds of mi ! and
plantation machinery, and keep n full
stock of such goods alwi Us On hond.
For list see advertisement.