The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

night at Mr.. AtchinsOn's.
For pure unadulterated teas, 90 to
the Market drug store, Sl6 Main street.
I'D.
The cheapest hard water soap in
town at tne Market Drug Store, SlG
Main street. I'D.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webbs, 800
Main street. I'D.
Prepared knocking bird food, 80
cents "A bottle, at the Market Drug
Store, SlG Main street. I'D.
The new cotton compress afforded
the most delightful promenade and
he music was unexceptionable.
The reunion at Mr.. Stare's house
last night under the auspices of the NJ.
f.. Tabernacle was very enjoyable
affair.
Don't forget the "Union Concert
SCHOOL, practice this evening at seven
o'clock, at the Lamar street Methodist
church.
For fish and oysters, also, fine ap.
pies and other fruits, call on Joe
Abozzo, No. 100 Market street.-the has
free delivery. I'D.
The most delicious candies are
made fresh every day at Greaves ~
cos. 1913 Main street, opposite COsmo'
politan Hotel.-Ad.
The people seem to want the
Wichita, and think that certain par
ties ought either build it or let some
body else do the job.
Ten pounds select gum opium and
twenty ounces =. and W. morphine
just received at the Market Drug Store,
Sl6 Main street.-Ad.
--Greaves a. Co.'S. candies are made
OF the purest sugar and are perfectly
healthy for children. Send the little
ones to 1913 Main street. nd.
If you wish to buy any kind Of
fruits, nuts or prize-bOxes at wholesale
or retail, call Mt De Ste'ano Brothers,
1913 Main street. Lemons by the dozen
or boxes, aspecialty.-Ad
-Twenty-four dollars for ticket to
st. Louis, now is your time to get II
ticket cheap. For sale by Johnson and
Manget, Office in LeGrand Hotel.
They buy and sell tickets.-Ad.
Wrapping paper, Irvine, paper
bags, croquet sets, wall paper, all
kinds of stationery, IA select and fresh
9 took of the latest literature, ut Reed Il
Lathrops, sos Main street. Call and
examine their stock. I'D.
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 by John
son Il Manget, LeGrand Hotel. They
want county scrip.-Ad.
Kline, 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 assert
ment Is varied and elegant, and his fits
guaranteed. Go to kline's you wish
the best of goods at the lowest living
prices. al.
The best prepared food for mock
ing birds is sold at the New Orleans
fruit store, opposite LeGrand 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. I'D.
The locusts are eating up shrub
berry, turnips, cabbage, etc. 1t would
be well to follow THE HERALD'l ad-
vice, and wrap cotton tightly arNund
every plant. The pest will only la\t II
few days, but in the mean time, Il
great deal Of damage may be done to
flower gardens, and ornamental shrub.
berry.
1t Is often asked whether the Com
merce and Ervay street railway has
fallen through. Residents in the Ce.
dars enquire in lugubrious tones if
they must paddle up home this winter
through the almost bottomless mud.
While we hope not, we are only re
minded of the aphorism that "hope
deferred maketh the heart sick"
DIR. Suhler, of the Commerce
street Synagogue, will open II French
and German school next month, as
will be seen in another column. Mrs.
Suhler, who is an accomplished French
will..assist thel Doctor. 1t is
with great satisfaction that The HER
AID recommends this school to all of
its readers.
Might before last about twelve
O'Clock some unknown person entered
a sleeping room occupied by two of
The HERALD's attaches, and proceed.
ed to strike light. He was just in the
act Of igniting lamp filled with kero-
sine, from which the burner had BET n
removed, when one of the occupants
OF the room fortunately awoke and
grasped him, just in time to prevent the
act, and what might have been a seri.
GUS contlagration. He feigned drunk.
enness, real or pretended, and was al-
lowed to escape, although he ought to
have been handed over to the law, and
severely dealt with.
MIR. g. n. Winbray, of the Green.
vile Herald complimented The HER.
AID with a call yesterday. Among
other matters Mr. Winbray mentioned