The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-21

for sale by b. Ward, druggist, which ~
the most perfect security against acct
dent that we have ever SEEM while for
convenience and cleanliness II IL UNI
surpassed, Those who value their
property and appreciate safeguard
against accident, should at least call to
see them,
The card Of Messrs. Wallace a. Wag-
gener, dealers In staple and fancy gro
cerles, and country produce Of all
kinds, 90 elm street, corner Of Poydras
street, appears In to'day's paper. These
gentlemen propose TO lseepa full stock
and TO sell rs cheap as the cheapest.
They ask share of public patronage,
and we know them TO be deserving Of
II.
THE ladies should 500 card OF Mrs.
Annie Saron, No. IA Baronne street,
New Orleans, worker In all kinds Of
hair, such as ladies' curls, braids, wa
terialls, chlgnons, wigs, etc, and
everything belonging to u ladies toilet.
She has superior facilities ut her facto-
~ for this kind of work, and solicits
orders which will be promptly and
faithfully filed, on the lowest terms.
Address lock box, No. $50, New Or
leans.
The new building of our friend j. G..
Connell, corner Of Main and Market
streets, looms up, and will soon be
ready for occupancy. This building,
which Is n two-story brick, together
with the two-story brick on the corner
of Market and ELM, were erected by
Messrs. Champlin Il Wharton, and are
excellent specimens of brick work. The
latter building, part Of which is occu-
pied as livery stable, Is owned by
Messrs. G. Il w.
WE were shown, yesterday, n specl-
men of hoe handle made by machin-
cry, at the factory of Mr.. Il. G. Horne,
near Hawkins, Upshur county, on the
Texas and Pacific railroad, of which
Mr.. II. has now on hand, in this city,
some eight hundred dozen. The han
die Is made Of light Texas pine, Is well
made, durable, and can be supplied in
any quantity at reasonable prices. We
wonder why broom handles cannot be
made Just as near h)me, and would
suggest to Messrs. Russell & Dismukes
to inquire into the matter.
The city council, on Wednesday
night, rs will be seen by the proceed
ings published this morning, unani-
mously adopted the report of the COM
mittee on city registration, and there
will therefore be an assistant registrar
appointed for each ward. Registration
will commence on Monday next, the
23d inst, and continue open in the
second, third and fourth wards, for five
consecutive days, that is until Friday,
inclusive, and in the first ward for
seven days, Sunday excepted), the
books to be open from 0 o'clock, a. M.
till s o'clock, p. m, of each day, with
an intermission Of one hOur--from II
o'clock to o'clock. AT the expiration
of this time, that is from Tuesday,
March 3lst, the registrar shall open
the books at the city hall, market
house,, and keep them open each day,
Sunday exceptedD until til e 9Th day of
April, 1874.
The kidneys are the great elimina-
tors of diseased matter from the sys-
tenn. In almost every ailment the
urine will be found more or less altered
in its character. William b. Parkers
Compound Fluid Extract Ruchu by in
MIGRATING these organs, enables them
to thoroughly separate the diseased
matters anu carry them out of the
body. For sale by all druggists, every
where. m.