The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-16
LOCAL BREVITIEg.

Captain James q, Williamson, at
Lisbon poatofiice, Dallas county, Ia an
authorized agent for the DALLAS HER
AID.
Famous, 6O7
Main street.
Try the "Parepa" cigar at Mofetts
and rest In peace,
Oh what miserable nasty, beastly
cold, wet, muddy weather.
Holiday sport-pOol shooting at Du'
ane a Co.'s gallery, iOS Main street
Half fare tickets to Mardl Gras via
the Central, nj Wheeljck's, corner Of
Market and Elm.
Another pool will be made this week
At Duane's shooting gallery, The best
shootIst takes the pool on Saturday
night
Remember, everybody, 10 meet TO.
night ut half.past seven O'Clock NJ the
city hall to organize the Howard ASSOC
citation.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
are making great preparations TO pro-
vide no end OF delicacles during the
continuance their bazaar, Christmas
week.
Famous, 5O7
Main street.
Physicians prescriptions accurately
compounded at G. J. Mofiett's, corner
Main and Lamar streets.
mot for joe" but for Yourself, you
will find at Il. an. Kahn's everything
needed In the way OF clothes.
Housekeepers who have patronized
China hall say that they won't trade
anywhere else.
Webb, Webber, Webbest, Jewels,
Jeweler, jewelist, Main street. Balti-
more knows him Dallas Dlllo as q
king bee among gold handlers.
Mr.. A. Clements, proprietor of the
Metropolitan hotel, Terrell, Texas, will
give u grand fancy dress ball on New
Yenr's night Those wishing masks
or fancy dresses for the occasion should
call at the Dallas bazaar, Elm street, OPP
posite Sanger Brothers.
Think Of the smiles the wearer of
that 81 800 diamond cross will receive
on the oath instant A few more
chances left. Call ut Mitchie's Elm
street.
We are glad to see the business OF
our Georgia druggist, DIR. Moffett, rap
idly increasing and can only attribute
1t to the purity and freshness of his
drugs, and the accuracy of his prepar-
ing prescriptions, as attested by many
of our leading physicians.
Christmas Is coming and Pierce Il
Lyle, sos Main street, is fully prepared
for 1t, with the largest and most ele-
giant assortment of holiday goods that
have ever been before displayed in
this market Every one should see
this mammoth stock.
Let's see, 1t will cost you, young
man, laid down here about five hnn-
dred dollars, ifimpOrted from Tiffany
q Co, New York. Webb has soli-
taires that can't fail to give satisfac-
tion to any reasonable young woman.
L. & NJ. Kahn, clothiers, have a va
riety of fine flannel underwear, warm
overcoats, gloves and umbrellas.
Leonard Brothers will not be under
sold. The fiat has gone forth, and as
for any house keeping better stock of
groceries, the thing is impossible.
Famous, 5O7
Main street.
James Wick, the celebrated florist,
of Rochester, New York, offers to give
five hundred dollars In cash to the des-
titute people of Kansas, Nebraska,
Iowa, ETC., who suffered last summer
and fall from the invasion of the grass
hoppers, which completely destroyed
the growing crops. He adds that he
will receive from his customers, or
Others, whatever money they may for
ward to him for this good work, ac-
knowledge the receipt of all sums, and
give an account OF its disposal. Mr..
Vick's acknowledged integrity is a
guarantee that the money will be pro-
perly appropriated, and his own per-
sonal generosity is deserving of all
praise. In acts Of genuine philanthro.
Ply, Mr.. Wick is always ready to do his
part, and we are not surprised at the
above liberal offer.
Famous, 5O7
Main street.
One-Third Actually Saved.
Economical housekeepers should