The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-12
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

A correct market report VIII DO found
In another column.
Family and fancy groceries nj Leon
ard Broau AusiIn street. between
Main and elm.
The Great Dollar store, on Elm
street, IL receiving new goods every
day, Call and see.
New drug store-fresh drugs, paints,
oils, etc., at 9. i, Modttps corner Main
aud Lamar streets.
]. NJ. Hayes, In the new brick store,
40 Elm street, haa handsome stock
OF boots aud shoes, NJ Wholesale and
retail,
DIR, ]. @, Mollett, druggist, corner
Main and Lamar streets, has u full
stock OF fresh and pure drugs, 10 which
he asks attention.
Physicians prescriptions accurately
compounded at q, j. Mollet's, corner
Main and Lamar streets.
Gentlemen wishing private board
Ing can be accommodated by apply
Ing 10 Mrs. Shook, 2l5 Postolllceslreet'
See advertisement
Periumery, toilet and laundry soaps,
starch, ETC., at Moiletps drug store, cor
ner Main aud Lamar streets.
For family and fancy groceries 20
TO Leonard Bros, Austin street, next
door TO Odd Fellows hail. The best as-
sortment will be found there.
Cure your chapped face and hands
and soften your rough skin with Elder
Flower Lotion from Molrotps drug
store, corner Main and Lamar streets,
The Cosmopolites kindly gave place
TO the dramatic troupe for Friday
night and postponed their entertaln-
ment to Friday week. Remember
that.
Leonard Bros. will furnish you with
the best of groceries, at tho lowest
prices, and deliver them at your door
free Of charge. Call on them.
Goslin, at China Hall, 500 Main
street, has an endless variety Of china
and glassware, and household goods OF
all kinds, which he is selling at low
down rates. Give him call.
Fearful to be blind, yet thousands
are running their sight by using COM
mon glasses. Webb, optitician sos
Main street, has the celebrated pebble
spectacles, selling at low prices.
The "Merry Few" enjoyed u very
pleasant party last night, good floor,
plenty ofpretty partners and lots of
nice beaux. No wonder the dancing
was kept up so late.
Mr.. Keeton, the assessor and collec-
tor, and Mr.. Fisher, his. assistant, have
put their sympathy in their pockets
and are collecting the occupation tax
fiercely. Pay up and avoid that 81 20
fine.
China hall is trimming full of new
and desirable goods for household pur-
poses, such as crockery ware, china
ware, bird cages, wooden ware and
everything needed in that line. Cos
lin is so busy he can scarcely turn
round, and desires us to invite his friends
and the public generally, who want
any of his line of goods, to give him
call. Don't forget the place, No. 500
Main street, opposite Fields theater.
Attention is called to the notice of
dissolution of copartnership of the
firm of L. B. Bryan Il Co., In to.day's
paper. Mr.. w. G. Bryan retires from
the firm, and the business will he con-
tinued by the remaining members, I'M
der the firm name of Bryan Bros.
The new firm takes the occasion to
thank the public for past patronage
and to solicit a continuation of the
same.
Tonight portion Of the proceeds
of the performance of "Robert of
Wooleigh" will be devoted to the city
hospital. The members Of the Allen
and Johnson dramatic combination
have taken the matter in hand and
will spare no efforts to make 1t u sue
cess. We bespeak for them an over
flowing house, which shall testify the
appreciation Of our citizens and reward
their efforts in the cause of humanity
and charity.
In this connection we think a COM
plimentary benefit to Mr.. Allen would |
not be ill-ilmed. He has been unwea-
rying in his efforts to please, and has
displayed laudable ambition to bene-
flt and assist our local institutions
Who speaks first ?