The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-29
Orn BUSINESS y lESDs,

taiIpfa who know how to make a good
dL
MeHsrs, Lane a Johns, the COM
tractors, may be found NJ ~ " lnmp-
kips' new building on Commerce
street, II you want good building done
NJ fair rates,
Mfssla, llryan Bros, Rfe doing q
large country trade, Their establish
meni on Main street II always full NJ
farmers aud their sans and daughters,
Probably The heaviest dealers IN
wool, hides, leather aud findings In
north Texas are Messrs, sohoellkopf q
Doelllng, Elm street They ARE busl-
ness men all over
An examination Of the enormous
stock Of Mr. !, NJ, Hayes, boot and
shoe dealer, Elm street, VIII pay you
before purchasing elsewhere,
Country merchants wishing tobacco,
bagglng ties, meats, sugar, coffee, ten,
flour, salt etc., should call on MessrH,
Obenohain u Chidress, -four dealers
aud cotton factors,
The fruits Of California are famous
everywhere, M Albert Kuohno oil
sol and sOl, broadway, ~ Louis can
supply all Texas with fruit aud pro.
duce,
Among our most reliable aud pOpu-
lar family grooow, may be ranked the
Messrs, Wllllama Bros, They began u
few years ago In u quiet way, but have
now built up ~ fine u business ~ any
house Of tho kind In Dallas. They
daye recently moved moved under tho
Odd Fellows hall, In u large handsome
store, on Main street, Go 20 them.
Parties desiring 10 ahlp their cotton
or produce TO responsible In Calves.
ton, should call on H. L. Aunspaugh,
ESD who represents here, Messrs,
Grlnnan a Duyal, In Galveston. Ho
makes liboral caah advances on cotton,
hides, wool aud other produce,
Mcssra. Hicks n Howell, Of shreve-
port, cotton factors and commits
sion merchants, have largo ware
house and every facility for handling
cotton. Try thom With II few thous-
and bales.
Mr. james Arbuckle, formerly Of
Jefferson, ana Mr. Hugh II. HNynlc,
Of Austin, Hro associated together In
Galveston, under the firm name of \
Arbuckle ~ llaynle, They do strict
IS mctorage and commission business,
and deserves liberal patronage,
Messrs. Moody ~ Jemlsou, of Gal.
weston, nre 80 well and mvombly |
known TO the planting and CONNER
cial community, that no introduction
IL necessary, Mr., w, ID. Scogin rep
resents this fine old house here and
will do as much for shippers as any
man In the trade.
Houston wants some of our trade, |
and We must make fair distribution
of II. There 10 Mr., Il. w. Taylor, COM
mission merchant OF that city. Cot |
ton, wool, hides, corn, oats and other
produce shipped TO him will have every
attention.
Memphis puts in an appearance, also,
and one of her firms, Messrs. Stewart,
Gwypne d Co., cotton factors and
wholesale grocers, are prepared to
furnish Dallas county with groceries
or secure and sell all Of her cotton.
Tennessee and Kentucky are well
represented in the hotel business here.
Captain James Lloyd, of Tennessee,
and Mr.. Ben 0. Weller, of Kentucky,
have taken charge of the st. Charles
hotel, corner of Commerce and Jeiler-
son, and are ready to entertain their
friends from "the states" in "hos-
tile" manner, as old Captain King,
down on the Gaudaloupe, used to say.
Ten steps from the Texas and Pacific
you will find the international hotel.
Try it.
Connected with the new passenger
depot, at Marshall, of the Texas and
Pacific railway, is the "reXas and
Pacific" hotel, l.. II. Norwood 81 Co.
are the managers. Stop there when
you go next to Marshall.