The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-23
MEET me by gaslight alone,

MEET me by gaslight alone.
THE medicine for Dallas--R0sa-dalls
WHEAT advertises his elm street
stock ut closing out.prlces.
TIE question since the iire--"liavn't
you got n bucket to loan fellow"
MYERS will phmnix his Golden
Egg" In the shape Of n beautiful brick,
at once.
A PACKAGE of money was left at the
sherif's Office yesterday, belonging to
Messrs. Ranahan Bros.
The lot In the rear Of the old Record
place. on ELM street, needs the attcn-
ton of the city purifier.
"JoHNNIE's'' barber shop opens next
to Morrow's to-day. Johnnie lost heay-
lily by the drc; give him II lift.
A pARKEy in his early teens attended
the fire yesterday, Invested OF all but
the drapcry Of his little hickory shirt.
TIE elastic gritty and won't so
down. or "stay burnt down." Johnnie
Thompson, opened in full blazonry
last night
MEssRs. SINnIoNS,& LAKE are tenn
porarlly occupying the building next TO
John Henry Brown Il Venable's real
estate Office.
COLONEL HERSHEY, of the firm Of
Hershey, Brown IL Christopher, is
building n very handsome residence Oh
Cochran street.
WILSON, Eureka Wilson, will give
you style and lovelincss, in iow days,
in charming barber saloon on the
same spot and built out of brick.
DIR. CRowpus AND CAPTAIN G. NJ.
SwINK will commence the construc-
ton of brick buildings on the sight Of
the 'Just gone down. before you can
"wag your carr
A BRILLIANT beat in this city says
that the politest party he ever treated
was the one, who, Immediately after
drinking, turned his back so rs to give
him time to "hoid up his .fager"
A sARDINE entertainment was held
behind one of the Pacific cars yester-
day morning during the fire. An ap-
petite for sardines at two o'clock in the
morning showed an anomalous condi-
ton of affairs.
THE spectacle Of n female, during
the height Of the conilagration ON
Monday morning, seated on the ground
with handbook in her lap, n bucket of
water at her left hand and broom
stick handle at her right hand, is still
pictured on our brain.
OUR good friend, John A. Grozan, of
tho mammoth book and stationery
house of Il. Ii. Cushing, Houston, is in
the city, and will remain with us sew
eral days. John, like the substantial
house he represents, is wide awake and
ready for business at moments no
tice.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of DR.. G.. w. Laney, who offers
his services to our citizens rs II dentist,
and may be found at the Southern ho-
tel, Main street. Dr. Laney has an ex.
perience of twenty-five years as n prac-
titioner in his profession, and bears
with him the highest testimonials from
some of the first citizens of Hlexan-
dria, La, where he has resided and
practlced for many years.
In all cases of excessive drinking,
the liver and kidneys will be found Sc
riously affected. The stomach refuses
to act, and can not retain the necessary
food. The nerves are unstrung, and
the man feels truly wretched. OF
course, In such cases, the first thing is
to cease the use of alcoholic stimulants,
then restore the disorgani2ed liver and
kidneys to their normal condition. No
medicine will so eiIectually do this as
William b. Parker's Compound Fluid
Extract Buchu. If taken according to
directions, no doubts need be enter.
tanned of obtaining prompt and effect
ual relief. Sold by all druggists,
everywhere.