The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01
LOCAL BREVITIIES.


drinking men had better pu,
down brakes this sunstroking weather
-Whiskey-iCe water--sunstr0ke-
death Moral stop drinking wills
key.
Have your watches and jewelrS
repaired and warranted AT Webb's, 50l
Main street.--Ad.
The Thermometer was one hund
red and eleven in the coolest place in
Dallas on Sunday.
-Sunstroke is only question OF toe
much whisky, too muck work and toe
much exposure to the sun.
For eleven dollars, on the second
of August, you can 90 to Galveston,
stay thirty hours and return. Excur.
sion IL the reason.
Tickets to Louisville 1913. This il
what Johnson " Manget are doing for
you. They buy and sell railroad tickets
to any and all points. I'D.
A prominent physician says that
sunstrokes are largely attributed TO the
foul mir arising from the present filthy
condition of the streets. Clean up.
--DeStefano Bros, 1913 Main street,
keep the most complete stock of fruits,
nuts and c0nfectiOneries. Lemons by
the dozen or box specialty.--Ad.
For only eleven dollars the Cxcur-
sion train will take you to Galveston
ana back on n lirst-class train. The
regular fare is about thirty.three dol
lars.
Excursion tickets to Galveston
and return will be sold up to the day
the train leaves. TEey can be obtain
ed at w. V. Cleveland's, near the
Union Depot.
The extremely low fare, only
eleven dollars, for the excursion to
Galveston Is II very strong induccment
to take this delightful trip. We advise
everybody, who can, togo.
The excursion train to Galveston
must not be overcrowded, and persons
are requested to buy their tickets hy
Saturday, July 10Th, that cars may be
provided to amply accommo late all.
Captain Semple showed us some
corn yesterday that tells the tale of
plenty, for North Texas this year. 1t
was raised on the farm of Doctor
Jones, east of the city, and bespeaks
good farm and good farmer.
Wrapping paper, Irvine, paper
bags, croquet sets, wall paper, all
Kinds of stationery, select and fresh
stock of the latest literature, ut Reed a.
Lathrops, sos Main street. Call and
examine their stock. I'D.
We call attention to the card of
Messrs. Greeves Il Co. Wholesale and
retail candy manulacturers,t to be found
in to-day's issue. These gentlemen
employ the most experienced work
men, and use only the purest sugars in
the manufacture of their goods.
Ladies' wishing pure and healthy
candies, made fresh every day, will
call upon Greeves " Co., SUCCESSORS 20
Douglas, Whtny IL Co., No. 3l3 Main
street, opposite Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Balls, banquets and parties supplied at
Wholesale prices.-id.
To appreciate the heat you ought
to have been up u"til two o'clock Sum
day morning reading proof by u dim
lamp in a newspaper sanctum. 1t
would also have helped to dispel the
popular fallacy that editors lead life
Of sybarite ease.
john J. Miller, manufacturer Of
saddles and harness aud dealer in
leather collars, saddle trees aud every
thing pertaining to horse millinery or
mule jewelry, says "conipettion is the
life of trade" He will give you
show for your white alley. Give him
trial.
Joseph Graham, an old and ex-
perieaced California auctioneer, Is
now fitting up u large and extensive
establishment on Main street, adjoln-
ing the Texas Express Office and op-
posite the Lamar Hotel, where he il
receiving extensive invoices of Eastern
goods to DO closed out at great sacrifices.
Every character Of auction goods are
solicited and satisfaction ,guaran teed.-
dd.-3t.
Mr.. ID. c. Burgess, a farmer of
Dallas county, sends us three bushels
of wheat, and orders campaign HER.
AIDS sent to balance the account. Mr..
Burgess also wishes "God speed to THE
OIL. HERALD and the ew.firm;" and
we can assure him he has hit upon the
way to "speed" 1t. Words are cheap,
and can be used by any one; Mr.. Bur-
CESS sends wheat, and wheat feeds the
baby.
Mr.. Joseph Graham, agent for the
celebrated Belle Piano Company, of
st. Louis, whose instruments have at
tanned such worldwide and deserved
celebrity, is filling up his ware-rooms
on Main street, adjoining the Texas
Express Office, where he will offer for
sale upon the lowest terms, not only
the Belle piano, but organs and all
classes of musical instruments gener-
ally, from the best manufactures.
Al. !