The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-28
DALLAS TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING 1855: JULY "
LOCAL BRiIVTTiiGS.

-llaVo your Watches anu JeWcIy
repaired and warranted nj Wcbb's, 800
Main street. -Ad.
For only 81 the excursion train
viii TAKE you TO Galveston and back ON
first class train. The regular fare Is
about SOB.
FOR eleven dollars, on the I'd of
August, you can go to Galveston, stay
thirty hours and return. EScuron
Is the reason.
This morning nj $50 trim leaves
for JOEnstOn's Station, where there
viii be II sale of town lots by the Texas
and Pacific Railroad.
Mr.. Leon Caperon offers the high
est market price in cash for mustang
and post oak grapes, Gail at corner OF
Main and Market streets.
--Iickt IL to Louisville S33 This il
what Johnson II Manget are doing fol
you. They buy and sell railroad tickets
to any and all points. I'D.
Dallas has put up her forty thou
sand dollars for district fair, let's sc,
what Ellis, Tarrant, Kaufman, Collin
and Denton are going to do.
--DeStefano Bros, 3l3 Main street,
keep the most complete stock of fruits,
nuts and confeciioneries. Lemons by
the dozen or box specially. Ad
Mr.. Levlon has been bound oven
by Justice Mcclure to await the acton
of the grand jury, charged with having
caused the death Of his infant child.
johnson " Manget save you from
one to five dollars on ticket fyou
want to travel, go and see them They
buy railroad tickets to any point. 1d
"A full moon will light up Tia,
beach and the Island Gem of the Gul
at the time of the excursion. Calves
ton, by the light of II full moon, is ire
sistible.
The extremely low fare, only Sll
for the excursion TO Galveston, Is Il
very strong inducement to take THU
delightful trip. We advise everybody
who can, to go.
The excursion train to Galveston
must not be overcrowded, and persons
are requested to buy their tickets 10y
Saturday July 10Th, that cars may be
provided to amply accommodate all.
Representative Adams; Charming,
IL nm honorable avocati0n, and he hon
Ored farmers, bat grass seed In II mans
hair did not make him n reformer or
au exceedingly sensible retrencher.o
A letter from st. Louis addressed
by mistake to The HERALD, in nm.
swer to advertisement in the st. Loui,
Globe-Democrat, for n local reporter
awaits whoever il belongs to or was
intended for.
The services Of Mr.. f.. A. McNail
to the North Texas Fair Association
should not end with his having place.
the stock. They should be continued
as one of the officers or directors o.
that organization.
Wrapping paper, Irvine, paper
bags, croquet sets, wall paper, al
kinds of stationery, n select aud fresl
stock of the latest literature, at Reed n
isthrops, 500 Main street. Call ant
examine their stock. I'D.
Cleveland, the popular hotel man
and proprietor of the Union Eating
House in Dallas, will provide the OK
cursionists to Galveston with lunch OF
the train below Dallas. This will Sc
cure good fare Mt cheap rates.
That well known millinery anC
fancy goods establishment of Mrs
Bush and Ramsay have removed tc
No. G23 ELM street, up stairs. They
have every facility for manufacturing
ladies' and children's wear Bridal
outfits II specialty.-1d.
Mr.. G. w. Tatum, who lives five
miles northwest of the city, has pre-
sented The HERALD office with forty
pound watermelon. These melons
are kept for sale by L. c. Bailey, cor
ner Lamar and Main streets, and we
speak 10y the rind in recommending
them to the public.
The very heart of this great State
will be passed through by the excursion
to Galveston. The northern portion
will be seen by daylight going down
and the southern or Gulf portion in re-
turning. A more beautiful region of
nearly three hundredlaud fifty miles in
extent does not exist
The Dallas baseball club will
probably SO down TO Galveston on the
excursion train, August I'd, and play
the Navasota Mutuals or Galveston
Flyaways, as they have been offered
good inducements, viz Five dollars
and fifty cents each player and return.
They are allowed to take eleven play
ers. 1t Is said that the Denison clu b
is also going.
Henry NJ. Malone, of the firm of
Malone n Co., artists, No. IL, North
Seventh Street, ST. Louis, called on us
yesterday, and informed us that he
was taking pictures to copy and en-
large In oil, water eolors, India ink,
pastille and crayon. We have seen
some OF his work at troeman's art
gallery, and II cannot be excelled. IL
~ tine-Mr Malone says he will war
rant satisfaction and spare no pains to
please.