The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-23
THE HERALD
LOCAL BItiGVITIIIS.

the Market drug store, $40 Main street
I'D.
The cheapest hard water soap in
town at the Market Drug store, Sl6
Main street. I'D.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted AT Webbs, sos
Main street,-Ad.
Prepared mocking bird food, 50
cents II bottle, at the Market Drug
Store, 8lG Main street.--1d.
For fish and oysters, also, fine APP
pies and other fruits, call on Joe
Abozzo, No. 100 Market street.-The has
free delivery.-Ad.
The most delicious caWdies are
made fresh every day AT Greaves N
co.'s. 3l3 Main street, opposite COsmo-
politan Hotel.-1d.
Wagons continually crowd over
the ford. 1t would be well for all par
ties If the opposite bank could be cut
down somewhat.
Ten pounds select gum opium and
twenty ounces =. and W. morphine
Just received at the Market Drug store,
$40 Main street-Ad
-Greaves n Co.'S. candies are made
of the purest sugar and are perfectly
healthy for children. Send the little
ones to 3l3 Main street-Ad.
Come to the Courthouse for hal
hour tonight, and lend your assistance
in arranging the programme for n
grand Democratic rally during the
fair.
If you wish to buy any kind Of
fruits, nuts or pIi2e-boXes at wholesale
or retail, call at De Ste!ano Brothers,
3l3 Main street. Lemons by the dozen
or boxes, aspecialty.-Ad
Main street witnessed the assem-
blage of several excited groups of men
on yesterday, but the little affairs were
generally settled without the aid of
the police.
-Twenty-four dollars for ticket to
st. Louis, now il your time to ge! II
ticket cheap. For sale by johnson and
Manget office in LeGrand Hotel.
They buy and sell tickets. I'D.
Don't forget to attend the club
meeting at the court house, this even
ing Mt O'clock. Arrangements will
there be made for grand Democratic
demonstration during the fair.
Wrapping paper, Irvine, paper
bags, croquet sets, wall paper, all
kinds of stationery, n select aud fresh
stock of the latest literature, at Reed ~
Lathrops, sos Main street. Call and
examine their stock. I'D.
1t seems now that Jack Hardy
only won the race at Kansas City by
II scratch, as his gallant competitors
were almost neck and neck with him.
Ii was reported to be fine racing and
we are glad the Texas horse won.
Tickets to all points East, North
and South at reduced rates. II you
wish to trayel, now is your time, for
you will never have better chance to
get tickets cheap. For sale 10y John
son N Manget, LeGrand Hotel, They
want county scrip.-Ad.
We hear many complaints about
the mails by our business men, some
of whom say the fault must be in the
Dallas office, ~ mails leaving here are
delayed going north and south. Our
worthy postmaster should look into
this.
-Klien, the prince Of tailors, has on
hand some of the latest styles of cassi-
meres and doeskins which he has Just
imported from the east. His assort-
ment is varied and elegant, and his fits
guaranteed. Go to Kline's if you wish
the best of goods at the lowest living
prices. I'D.
The best prepared food for mock
ing birds is sold at the New Orleans
fruit store, opposite LeGraud Hotel.
Candies, lemons and all kinds of fruits
at wholesale and retail. Also main
depot for the celebrated Bethesda min.
eral spring water. Orders from the
country promptly filled.
The Commercial knows that il did
double advertisements when THE HER
AID called attention to that fnct, and
no shutlling, prevarication or deceit
can gainsay this truth. That it has
dishonored draft that its commercial
honor was pledged to pay is not at all
extraordinary, and this we fully ex-
pected 1t to do.
Work at the fair grounds is pro-
crossing rapidly, the grand stand, capa-
BILE OF seating one thousand people, be-
ing nearly finished and the main
building, a structure somewhat in the
shape OF great cross, is in the hands
of the carpenters. The grounds pre-
sent quite IA busy scene and well repay
buggy ride to see them.
The Fifth ward had quite n serious
fire yesterday, several frame buildings
being destroyed, worth some twelve
thousand dollars. Our gallant firemen
in that ward did good work and were
largely instrumental in preventing u
total wiping out of the entire ward.
One individual broke his legs in jump.
ing from n second story window, but