The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-05

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house!furnIshing business
New drug store-irosh drugs, paints,
oils ETC., at q, j, MOlletps corner Main
aud Lamar streets,
China hall Is the only place to go to
look lor what II needed nj home
ON the 7th tho Stevens'Carlotla
troupe, which made such favorable
IMPRESSION here lately, will perform
here,
Pickles, sauces, table salt rellshes
and bItters NJ Leonard Bros,
Permmery, toilet and laundry soaps,
starch, etc, NJ Molletps drug store, cor
ner Main aud Lamar streets.
The great Partisan danseuse, MILE
Cerlto, on Thursday, NJ the National
theater.
Miss Incz Van Handt will appear al
Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening,
the 18th instant.
Physicians prescriptions accurately
compounded Mt G. j. MollelpS, corner
Main and Lamar streets,
Royal opera chains, beautiful gents
chains, chain and band bracelets,
heavy plain rings for children, new
sets for ladies', at Webb's, 50h Main
street.
Those chevlot shirts, Shaker llan'
mel underwear, and chinchilla over
coats are the things for Texas northers'
Go to Il. n M. Kahns for them.
Maude Bride, Leo Sheppard, NJ. B,
Kane, the Cleveland sisters, and MI
AGO gymnasts, from the Globe theater,
New Orleans, are engaged to appear Mt
the National th eater, Thursday night.
Cure your chapped face and hands
and soften your rough skin with Elder
Flower Lotion from Molretps drug
store, corner Main and Lamar streets
Mr.. j. Il. Bragins, Of sol Sixth ave-
nue., New York, has gotten up for Dal-
las business men n mammoth business
bulletin board, one of which Is In the
San Jacinto.
1t is designed and so declared by the
proprietor, that the new theater Is
TO be always respectable and leglti-
mate in the character of its perfor-
mances.
Baskets for soled linen, buckets and
toilette sets at China hail. as well ms
everything needed to furnish table or
kitchen.
Cerito, the great London transfor-
nation danseuse, the charming pre-
miere danseuse de characteristique, ut
the National theater Thursday night.
Those elegant basquet blue cloth
suits now being offeredat great reduce
ton by E. & NJ. Kahn's are the most
stylish and durable clothes.
Thompson's new theater opens
Thursday night Hepromises to make
1t chaste, respectable, amusing and II
first-class concert hall.
The best family flour, the freshest
butter, the purest coffee, the only yeast
powders, the finest meal, the most de-
licious sugars, candies, preserves and
wines at Leonard Brothers.
Gray Scotch shirts, the very thing
for every day winter wear, at e. Il M.
Kahns clothing emporium, corner of
Elm and Lamar streets.
The champion double somersault,
posturing clog dancers, Scott and For
rest, are also engaged at Thompson's
new variety theater, which is to be
opened on Thursday night with fine
troupe of artists, engaged at an enor-
nous expense.
The agent of our city circulation
asks the indulgence of the readers Of
HERALD for the non-delvery of their
papers, his carrier being i'll. He hopes
to be on hand as usual, this morning.
A few drunk and disorderlies formed
the mayors delinquent list yesterday
morning. The usual fines were i'm
posed.
The trial run of the Dallas company
was made on yesterday, under the
direction of Mr. w. II. Taylor, secreta-
ry, and in the afternoon the cotton was
loaded, under the supervision of a
committee appointed by President
TOmplSins, consisting of Messrs.
Adams, Davis and Marsals. The re
suits of the trial were in the highest
degree satisfactory. A standard car of
the Texas Central was selected and
forty-five bales cotton, weighing 22,-
lis pounds, were loaded on the head.
The patentee of the press, Mr. Il. w.
Morton, of Shreveport, was present,
also the builder, Mr.. Il. ID. Chadick, of
Denison. 1t is believed that the woik
OF the press is superior to any ever
done, and we understand that Mr..
Chadick will soon challenge the cele.
brated Texas Press of Galveston, to a
trial.
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