The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

from Hayes, 1913 Main street. nd
Hayes, 3l3 Main street, sells the
pureet, best aud cheapest candles.
Id.
Highest cash price paid for second
hand furniture, by }. q. Booth ~ Co..
1d.
Rat poison, freshly prepared every
day az the Market Drug store. A sure
thing. Ito
Have your watches aud JeweIry
repaired and warranted at Webbs, 800
Main street. I'D.
Bakers Broma, Cocoa and Chooo-
late for sale at the Market Drug store,
8l6 Main street. If
Extreme reductions in prices OF all
winter clothing at tho New York
Clothing House. I'D.
Mr.. Tom Smith, Of the beGrand,
has gone East on business connected
with his hotel.
The Messrs Lockwood, formerly of
Dallas, are building gas works IN Fort
Worth.
Mr.. John w. Lane 10 still very Ill.
His friends and relatives are giving
him every attention.
Under advlces from Liverpool, the
cotton market yesterday exhibited in
creased activity.
The farmers report the injury TO
the wheat crop, from grasshoppers,
not so great AS feared.
Are you in want of stylish win
ter suit? Before Investing elsewhere
40 to the New York Clothing House.
Ad.
You may observe people from far
and near selecting their winter gar
ments ut tho New York Clothing
House. I'D.
Genuine Omnibus Soap, Brown
Windsor, Glycerine and Hardwatcr
Soaps at the Market Drug store, SlB
Main street.-tf
Every hotel and boarding house in
the city, has more or less immigrants
ana prOspeetors looking for homes and
openings.
Mr.. Olin Wellburn, one OF the
most talented members of our bar, has
been confined to his house some days
by sickness.
Cornish h Fawcett are working
their fingers to the bone handling, the
immense lots Of freight shipped from
here by express,
Before passing the corner, walk in
and see whether we can save you
money in white shirts and underwear
New York Clothing House. I'D.
The Georgia Minstrels did not in.
tetfere with the auction sales going on
every night at J. G. Booth a. Co., Auc.
ton Rooms, 4O3 Main street. I'D.
The machinery for the cotton seed
oil factory, on Commerce street, Lear
the ditch, is nearly in position, and
workmen are crowding things gener-
ally.
Attention is called to the great
auction ofreal estate, this morning, at
eleven o'clock, by Messrs. Hosack u
Jones, when very desirable property
will be disposed of.
Professor Graham and Frank
Mason give their unique athletic, box
ing and tableau entertainment tonight
at the Opera House. One of the most
interesting features of it will be the
feats of arms.
The candies sold by Hayes, 3l3
Main street, are perfectly healthy
Send the little ones to him. Full
weight, heaping over. will DO given.
I'D.
The cheapest hard water soap and
the largest variety of toilet soaps, per-
fumes, combs brushes and fancy cut
glass bottles at the Market Drug Store,
SIG Main street.-Ad.
The Fay Templeton Alliance will
commence an engagement of three
nights tomorrow night, at the Opera
House. II is said to be an excellent
troupe.
--Teas--A fresh lot of English break
fast, Oolong, Young Hyson, Gunpow-
der. Uncolored Japan, Mixed and 9TH
or choice teas just received at the Mar.
ket Drug Store, SIG Main street.-tf
Tickets for Louisville, 1888; for st.
Louis, S2S; Chicago, So; New Orleans,
SIS; also, railroad accident iusu-
rance tickets, for sale by johnson n
Manget, LeGrand Hotel.--ld.
AS you 60 to the postoflce walk In
and see how cheap we are selling those
fine oranges, lemons, Malaga grapes,
and the large lot of nuts, raisins, figs,
and fancy candies that we have just
received from New York. Orders
from the country promptly filed at
DE Stefano Bros. I'D.
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