The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-23
LOCAL BHEvTfIEs.

-- Nv lUth w til NihN' ~ 4.
iAthrop's.--tf.
"A fine line OF moulding at Reed ~
Lathrop's. 1T.
Holiday goods arriving at Reed
Lathrop's. --tE
Drawing books only fifteen cents
Mt Reed ~ Lathrops.-tf.
-Carpetbags and wrapping paper
at Reed & Lathrops.
There ia n chance Of the streets
being cleaned now by the rain.
Heavy stock Of wall and building
paper at Reed & Lathrop's. 1T,
Buy your candies hot and irehh
from Hayes, 3l3 Main st'cet It'd.
"A cook can find employment ny
calling at 3l3 CaruJh street. 1T once
I'D.
Hayes, 3l8 Main street, sells the
purert best and cheapest candles
I'D.
Highest cash price paid for second
hand furniture, by j. q. Booth " Co..
Ad.
Rat poison, freshly prepared every
day st the Market Drug store a sure
thing.--tf
--Corsicana don't put on 70 many
frills, but she ships more cotton thnn
pautherville
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted AT Webb'r, sos
Main street. lid
-l}nkers' Broma, Cocoa aud Choco-
late for sale ut the Market Drug store,
Sl6 Main street If
-- Extreme reductions In prices OF all
winter clothing ut the New YORK
Clothing House I'D
Three old maids nre in training to
act as judges NJ the next Fairs baby
show. They practice on cats.
Send in your advertisements for
The WEEKLY HERALD, If you wish to
give them the largest circulation.
lis It possible that II city of sixteen
thousand people cannot support cir.
culating library or II reading room"
Are you in want OF Il stylish win
ter suit? Before investng elsewhere
20 to the New York Clothing House.
Id.
Jerry Brown has Mexican hog,
and there IN n cougar in tho q. Is.
wagon yard. Have we II menugerie
among us?
You may observe people from far
and near selecting their winter gar
meats at the New York Clothing
House. dd.
--Genuine Omnihus soap Brown
Windsor, GHcerino and Hardwater
soaps Mt the Market Drug store, $40
Main gtreet.-tf
beyond the trashy New York SEN
sational weeklies, the literature Of SER
t.girldom, there seems to he very
little demand Tor books here.
-Goto Booth " Co, for good bar
gains In dry goods. Boots and shoes,
bedsteai', stones, jeweIry, oil paint
ings, hardware, etc, etc.
Before passing the corner, walk in
and see whether we can save you
money In white shirts and underwear.
New York Clothing House, Ad
And that new Methodist church
which was to be built on the site o'
the present Lamar street one-wh, II
will 1t be commenced?
If there is house to rent to b,
had in Dallas this morning, pray men
tion ii. There is demand for u hun
dreu cottage houses at moderate rents
The candies sold by Hayes, SlG
Main street, are perfectly healthy
Send the little ones 10 him, Full
weight, heaping over. will be given
I'D.
The cheapest hard water soap anC
the largest variety of toilet soaps, per
fumes, combs, bushes and fancy cu'
glass bottles,at the Market Drug Store
SIG Main street.-Ad.
Teas A fresh lot of English break
fast, Oolong, Young Tyson, Gunpow
der, Uncolored Japan, Mixed and 9th
er choice teas just received Mt the Mar
ket Drug Store, Sl6 Main street. TT
The Georgia Minstrels did not in
terfere with the auction sales going on
every night at j. G. Booth Il Co, Auc,
ton Rooms, 4OS Main street. Id.
Tickets for Louisville, SS3; for st.
Louis, S2S; Chicago, So; New Orleans,
$50; also, railroad accident insu-
rance tickets, for sale by johnson 4
Muuget, LeGrand Hotel. -id.
Advertisers desiring to reach the
farmers Of the country will send In
their advertisements to THE WEEKLY
HERALD, u paper that has circulated
among them for twenty-scven years
As you so to the postoillce walk in
and see how cheap we are selling those
fine oranges, lemons, Malaga grapes,
aud the large lot of nuts, rasins, tigs
and fancy candles that We have Just
received from New York. Orders
) from the country promptly flied at
De Stefano Bros. Ad.
akin you tell me whorbouts the
postoillce Is, MisterT' said one OF the
bone and sinew to man on Main
street. "lt's down yonder near the
river bank somewhere" was the an
swer, "Jerusaemw said the bone
and sinew-and he moved on.
The crowds at the theater, the dis