The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-11
THE HERALD AND COMMERCIAL
LOCAL JoTTiNcs.

-Budwosor Ia good summer drink.
Ladies now style ruching, nj tho Fam
Qua
60 TO Loon Kahn for Boots, Shoes an'
Hats.
Icon Kahn Ia tho boot and ahooman o
Dallas.
Tho ladies prefer Budwelsor to any
other boer
SEQ the lIght-running White sowing ma
ohino, nj 6l2 Main At. l., q. McAllistor,
-Gold.oyod sOwing-noOdlos, at tho Fam
Repairs for Atlas Engine can BIO had o.
Is. Mitchell ~ Go.
Barlow Wilson, Primrose * Vest
"Bg Four minstroIs arc announced Tor thc
Opera-houso on tho night Of April l7th'
For nice fitting shirt, have II mado Ia
order vi Clancy's COZ Main street
w. II. Patterson a. Go, sell the best cl'
gars and tobacco In tho city Don't you Tor
got II, the No. III Lamar street.
--Conrads celebrated Budwciser Is the
nectar of the ago.
-Walthan, Elgin and nickel stem, winding
watchos nj lowest prices ut tho nowJowelry
store under tho ST. George hotel,
-Ful line Of summer dress goods Just IN,
al tho Famous
There aro thrty-throo prisoners in the
county jail.
Major james Elder, tho great o. n T.
thread man, Ia again stopping Tor few days
Al tho Grand Windsor.
Diamond oar.drops from $40 to 500 at
j. NJ. Orams. He has also juat received u
large and beautiful stock Of silyorwaro'
Sowing machines, all kinds, repaired and
warranted. l.. y. McAllister, Ol2 Main at.
How did your linen dusior suit you yos-
tordayf
-Ifyou want good and pure liquors, and
full measure go 10 w. IL. Patterson ~ Cor
iii Lamar street, prescription druggist
-Brocado trimming silks, latest design, at
tho Famous.
Atlas Portable Engine took First Pro-
MUM at ST. Louis Fair, 1879.
Ladies' kid gloves that button way up, at
Adler's.
Have your drawers made to order Mt
Olancey's, double lined In tho seat and war
rhntou not 10 rip Oh DUNK
Needles, oil, and findings for all sewing
machines. l.. 9, McAllister, 6l2 Main st.
BE sure and take your prescriptions to
w. ii. Patterson Il Go. Mr.. Patterson Is a
graduate In pharmacy, and is always NJ his
post, No. III Lamar street.
For fine spoctacles and Eyeglasses go to
the new jewelry store under st. George
hotel.
Leon Kahn keeps Zeiglers best custom
made boots and shoes.
Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbon
over twenty-five competitors at st. Louis
Fair, 1879.
just one-only one--lirst-class restau-
rant where ladies and gentlemen can go with
out being annoyed by bar-room difficulties.
b Go TO tho old reliable Delmonico, Gil Main
rect. VI
--McAllister Ia the only general dealer in
sewing machines in the city. He buys and
sells for cash, and is, therefore, unprecedented.
To have your watches and jewelry care
fully repaired patronize l.. II. Curtis, practi-
cal matchmaker, under st. George hotel.
--Tailors wanted at once at Zimmerman Il
Cos. mh3ltf
Large, fine residence, corner Wood and
Cabell streets, for sale at bargain. Apply
10 Padgitt Bros
The District court was engaged yeser-
day hearing motions for new trials in cases
from the civil docket. The criminal docket
will DO taken up Monday.
Blythe & Co., 757 Elm, prepare mixed
feed, for horses and cows, superior to any
feed in the market. Call and try it.
--Messrs Padgitt Bros. are again ready to
receive and tlll orders ut their old stand, sos
Elm street. Entrance on Pacific avenue,
ono door from corner of Lamar street.
The election over Arkansaw still away
ahead The only iirst-class stock of pocket
knives and razors ever offered in Dallas IL ut
X. H. Bells, 4l0 Elm street.
Mr.. j. H. Phillips jcweler, has removed.his
place of business to Stephens bookstore, on
the north side of Main street, near Lamar,
where no will repair clocks, watches and jew,
slry at reduced prices.
We claim the Budweiser to BIO one ofthe
best beers in America, and its immense pop
ularity has given us an indisputable right to
the claim. To be had at all the tlrst-class
grocery stores and saloons.
Colonel Il. +. Spaulding, the old time
honored Texan, reported dead and buried
like Phoenix has arisen again, and is now
at the Grand Windsor, ready to contract for
Whitewater wagons in any part of Texas. The
Colonel Is looking young and vigorous, and
his many friends gave him warm greeting
yesterday
"A man attempted to burglarize the resi-
dence of Mr.. j. w. Patrick, on Elm street at
an early hour yesterday morning. While
Mr.. Patric, was attempting to capture the
burglar the latter sprang through glass
door and escaped. He took with him
watch and coat belonging to a gentleman
guest of the house.
Marshal Morton yesterday arrested Alex
ander iliams, colored, as an accomplice of
George Milan, in stealing the bale of cotton
from MIR. Beard, near the fair grounds,
Thursday night. Marshal Morton was mis-
taken In telling the reporter that the bale Z
cotton was sold to Mr.. Alder. That gentle
man had nothing to do with the transac-
ton.
--Messrs Harris& Betterton, news dealers
near the pc office, have again placed US un-
der obligations by placing on CIR table the
following valuable papers, issues Of which
can always be found on their counters, viz
Leslie Il Co.'s, LadS's Bazaar for May, Sci.
entiac American and American Machinist
each Of April 10, Frank Leslies Illustrated