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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-22
ST 6 E0RGE:
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Strictly First Glass.
PRICES, So PER DAY
q Nal Enn & IN PrOns
]. 3. MCLEOD & CO., Props.

j Cannon, Denton; r m Nicely, city; w
B Gregg, Denton; Mat ohumard, city; q w
Speoner, Dallas; Dr. Holland, Terrell; G
A Curtin and wife, Henrietta; l. Il Reaves,
city; r j Fitzpatrick, city; Hugh McClary,
Benton. Miss; A w Carson, Sherman, Texas;
NJ L Elsy, st Louis; George r Campbell, do;
G w Baker, Plano; j T hicky, Fort Worth;
g B Horsefull, II & I G railway; u 5 Rich
ardson, Texas; DR. Baker, Plano; G Q Hunt,
Lawrence, Texas; j j Collins, Denison.
Texas; Luke Farmer, Plano, Texas; b
Davis, Plano, Texas; J II Finks, Waco (;
II Anderson, Palmer; lack t Wall, Grape
vine; J I Stickey and wife; Fort Worth; Z
NJ Durham, st Louis; G D Jackson. Sher-
man, Texas; Mrs NJ j Reaves, Fort Worth;
d + Holland Galveston; II Il Bell and wife,
Dallas; D G Venable, Denison. Ed Richard
son, Texas: w Autry, New York; i j
Atchley, Lancaster, Tex; j X Northcutt,
Columbia Mo;J r Atchley, Lancaster, Tex
Thomas NJ Wright, Denison, Tex & Il ben
nett, city, Joe G Hays, Shreveport, La; & 9
Groce Mi:sissippiJ d Staples, Shreveport;
Sam B Camp. Carriers Mills; Charles A
Brany, Terrell, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-22
FOR SALE

FOR CASH, to the highest bidder at the Dali
las County courthouse, on the 9th day OF july;
the date being the first Monday in the month,
there will be sold, at public cutlery, one hundred
and twenty acres of land in Rockwell county,
situated on the headwaters ofthe South fork oftie
Sabine river and known as survey No. 264, pat
ented TO Nat NJ Burlord, as assignee of Lewis b
Wilson. This is most excellent body of land,
lying well and being exceedingly fertile. Atthe
same time and place also win be sold a six room,
story house, new, well built and comfortably
finished, large cistern, $50 barrels, and lot on
which it is situated; the lme being one-hirl Of
lot MOL, in block A %, on Wood street, between
Akard avenue and Lacey street. The title to all
the foregoing proper ty is perfect and the property
itselfyauable. Forfull particulars, apply to
ID I RAINWATER,
At the City Elevator
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-22

Children and Misses Suits, all Sizes
In Lawns, Percales, Piques and Linens from
Doc. to 81 90, at Bauman's, 706 Elm street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-22
+. VI. Kahn IL Co. have mark ed down
their spring clothing,

To keep "at every shining hour the busy
little die, away from table, couch and house,
20 to China Hall AMI procure a fy-trap or
dy fan. They are much cheaper than last
year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-22

Feather Weight Drawers and Under.
shirts at T.. NJ Kahn a. Go. ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-22

The Only place to get fresh Havana
cigar ia ut the Trinity Cigar Factory, 6lO
Main street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-22

AT the CINCINNATI HOUSE you
will flud superb table; near 7. & p depot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-22

Dall,s, June q, 1850.
, 1880-06-01
n Third -Termism Is Forced
Upon Her.
Sure Signs that Ohio, the octo~
ber State,
wou1d blow t,rant Through RoMtwelps
lto1o III the Sky,
IF He Should Be Rammed Down the
Public Throat at Chicago.
Hanes Of warsingmen md Cards Of Citizens Gen.
orally Hho Will Never Vote Tor Grant.

tfnrinnati Lo,n,Htretdt May 70.
Though wc print this morning 1argo liata OF
1.t,n,nrnns who will not vote for Grant II ho
,s iomuusct wU linye many nnmes TO add tor
i,-,,,orrgw's publication, which will bo cspccnl-
iyntlnptcd to Ch!caRo circulation. ws hnvo re-
cciye,l nuny expressions Of regret that TINS
form Of protesting nEninst tho rroposea iosa
,lcsrotisu was not thought Of sooner. 1t seems
Il, III, hnwcvcr, thnt tho names We aro nn.e u
r,vc ur, sufficient to make cnrof,,l politician
cnntempativu. Thnt which We des'rc ls 10 uack
I'M tic stntcment brlnB personally made In CHI
cavt, BY Coy. Foster. ex-Oov. Dcnniaon, Ger.
0aracsd, Rlcharl Smith, and others, that Grant
could mt curry Ohio. They nro telling INC
truth, and every particle Of Testimony from
this part Of tho country will austa,n theni.
TO the Editor Of tho Commercial; We, tue uh-
of the firm of schrnltt, WicEel T. TO-. hereby
nf1irm tbatwo will not, under any circumstances,
Bupport Gen. Graut as cantlflate TOR tfls Pscs'-
, 1880-06-01

&. Lowcnl,ni i Co:, l6o Wsst Kurth Htreot, Will
1T yau ytn Fl Phip: If q qt1as Il Est sss aas sttes
Econa1i anish. iieqFy Sn'tn, ill.,, st,o.+
William iioratng. 90 Iast rhlr,l strcot.
Auirew I,sioa, u Mercer street.
2is1's. 22ss SaR. SS;ss. ~ Il y!Hs t'sy sssssi sfssst:
y E't% h"s. y st'i'' sD6Iaan ts H. s'fts,. Front
], Dciekc, III teAt street,
II. l3nlinyer, III Centrsl avenue.
JHtncs MMnx, f2 Mohawk,
Al ltosen9u.in,, ~ i:anrel; I. .tl;. ~, ,vo,,.
Ghs Arihur v"E,inJsr (: Gort at,a c"nrai avonuo
ii. lirinkn,Hyor, u lrrtuan strout.
i. Dtck. 'Wl Cefta.l nyenue,
Ss j. s;S Siss;s; a. vii Si5iss sisss5 sohm...
4. 'SSa s'%,eus, @sosSS; 81 sysFs.. e; street.
{, Nsysr. a1 V!po street, ao.n,.t
Ea, ;. SIss1' ,;',;,I fa%s; Y " yt'Gp11i1E: s1itoEs
i. IssSMncr, rr nj l,icc street. .''''''>' "
/: Huuh. q Fifteenth street; u.,,.
t. FnRKo. I: sGhneiaet.
titta ii .thci stcin, 1.rs HOLMAN sirsst, I '''
r.:shnar, 1os ytns slreut:
i. TSe's.tsns Trry i,cot Il aisy. iS % FIJI soure
}s E. iSSi,'ssy:s %Isss; ss8 fF' TySii,'e' S;IsF.
CINCINNATI, O., 3lny 70. lkso.-uoElevtng, us a
ltup,lleA,l, tlMt IL Is high ttnio 10 hrrtIk tho
party Into HlnIthprceEs II 1t tAs come to Elss
thn1 three lnnll catl Iietnt1 tho n0tn1lAtt0Dl, |
pl,slxo HiysBIf not tU veto for HrAnt under MY
circnnstAucet, but tor my 0thsr Republican
raIdttlute 1 will clst my y0te. hut II urnnt
ssaoults yet the yatntlrv4snn would vote tue
llc.nocrulfo ticket III 0rlcr to Gust two vntci
sKsast h'' Yours ets H q, W.; s!;'itssy1'sa: !ts
Republicans who Will voto for a Democrat
tath9r than for Grupt for u third tGrGn:
Il. M. NYNNEs,
J. IL. FhANEls,
], @. WNkAH,
CINCINNATI, May ~, lSS0.-tipAa0 add IN,
1nlne ta thu list u yotera aynlnst ilirr terill
hAyG yuttd tho Republican tlekut for thu liIa
twenty ytass. but Will not rtto for 0ruut l.
noluInatsd. Vcry respectfully, -
CIsclNNAT1x bfny 20, 1Bs1.-fou will ploase pu
my nutnB OIL the lat niu0nK thaS0 ttcpunllca!t
who VIII not Yute fnr asaAt under uny oir1,lul
gta1lcsa Il nominated for tau Presidency.
4. SQu1ltE, "l8 Elm street.
Tho undersigned, ltqpubIcans will not vot
for uraut updeF'anX circumstances, but VII
, 1880-06-01

Thut Grnnt has good chance for tho nomt-
rnsion is pntcnt to uvcry Que. Tint hc will DC
drfcntcd ut tho polls is eannily appnrcnf
"Whom tho Lord fovcth llo chistcneth.' anu
won't It bc n beneilt for tho Republican, party
Nssl ''tit ,,ttcrly J md cnttrey7 Four years Of
pcnt,cracy Win put tho Republicans III nm tnl-
mperas alis WITT &c 20 down ho
thrunts Ut tho American reoplu. U.
DELAWARE, O., May p, 16so;-Fce1tng that s7e,
prevent tho num!nntion. Of exsFrcsl,lnnt Gr9iit
fur II tslrd turn. therefore We chccrfmliy RSe
our nutaea to ho pubiished mud forwartaa 70 tno
Tntlonul Convention which cnnvenca At Ch!cngo
pu tito IA day Of June, 1880. inA 4 REYNOLDS .
EDwAllD rorTEts.
lam Republican. thoruforc cannot vote tor Or
~ ran! for hex t'f M her ot vn To tdr p1es.p pt IT
,9 an,s on ys"IrI ils 1'0 not '0s' }0r r"
''urS 'es'''''1W's1 WI. Il. AVERY, III Vino street.
srp1sns1rtn, O., May 20. 1sso:-After, a par--
s1 @ bos s IL sa e. san Sfa 81 ehe
Krr.lhlIsan voters Of our little city are op.
roscl 10 !he nomination Of Gen: n1nnt ;E.w as
.r,S1 .Epst to st the p thisi:tsrta prinslpio and
sy spee1a'o inor'ty say ;g t'@ Sfs 2sTf
|wlIui S Is the '' use IN my voting for hl. thus
E sts, ~ %s tic sRns'f sRme 'na
knnw nm throwing nwny my vote. as esGry.. Ghir
@ ax s9s Il @ est &c 'S Ss, y eshry EFT aho 1ae
ton f' 10 u a,inthcr four years of dranttsm: They
la!s up ~ purity axninst ,he Wishes Of fHy ry
tAi,lo feeling Doubt cxfsss to RrGater or icss
rxtc1,t, III avcry community ~ tho state 9n II
tha SHarn cnt1y q pyyoiT aa9f , ~ o o rfas L
, 1880-06-01
{t,nc man obtained tho nhnro list In NJ, hour

nnu mill
Ctxc,sSxr,, Nny n. 1sso--Tho undersigned,
worklta,en an'1 lsetn',n*. nrr .tpssc1l, p Atm +" !,
j. i !f4HS@ H4h9s ,irsst m" VIZ cnSkS II Sk,3"' 0''0v"'
Fuiix j. ll1cskn, teprxo scnttt
.C,SctxSAv1, s1ny n, lssn.-Wc, tho under
eIsnct Republicans. cnroyts ut T.. Scwn"rEcrr r. r.
'T,,irs street. hsrev ntIr,M t!t we Will not. ny:
tier my ctrru,n*tntcna, s,,o for Il. y. Grant II
,M!o,%s!natsI Minated Tor rTes!acnt.;. ..,. v,o,s,,
il. stttrnsli,rf, Fr.n1. sifttendorf,
lntncs Woiif, .!ohn !sarln'nx,
Tra,k I,'nErl, :inhn ,Askarstuf1,.
]. sturn1. Wun. Mtllnr
!!cr1,ntrsl Virgins, t,cM. ,;,d,' yct,icrs'
II. FnrlIr,ker, Rhni Walters.
IT,; 11"r.i fSian; vds;,,,rv '''''' lleh'''ss'
Tho undersigned Republicans viii not vote fer
i: Sg%SrnaEn ~; 2; ;, wsst t;;,,; Xn!l street.
II. l:rrtNnsn Jai,n strrnt.
r. Mtst.zH. Ixl I!M,ynmillrr M I'll strrct:
l,cpmliiulns will not yoto for arnnt il 'ion-
Nntl1. SuwburGcr, ": k!ncrltng.
". I.isaf,uh. John 'rlihntGrt
Tony Nrt,lish, Chns. llGckcr.
All Ut ~ EnAt Fourth street.
CtsctNNArf, May ~, lks1.-rlnasn ndl my
nnn,o IL your lat or stanch Republicans who
will int ybto for u 8. arAnt for President. ltc'
| specttully, LoufH SKwBrpdIt.
| MAY a. 18S1.-fInvD voted tho Republican
ticket from Frutrt,t,t down tn Ftycs, inclusive,
hut Will nut yte fDrt}rn VIII vote f}r my fnt
tho Democrats may noln!tinte except ,rlllseIl
| Yours j. u. HIATT.
| Plcasc atlf! my nasne to these Republicans wtt
will under no sfrruH,*iHrfx rate FIR issil: tfFl
| CINCINNATI, Mny -, lRs>.-t nm n lIfc.lona
mud zeAln,.s Republican: htyn vntcd fnr urtn
nRln under my circumstances. hut will Gil
| Ieavor to seeurg his trfrnt ii nnnfnhtetl.
I uEt,. HOWE. Stn,th CuNlmnsrillO.
, 1880-06-01

r. Grub.
Jos. Wll1ett,
lsutlcrt Isetlkort1
John Hot man.
W. Wecn1cr,
C. tTetztltk.'
Aug. Seller.
ChMR. Doeroer,
L. Ifhtn,luH,
Chns. NtGvCn8,
r. G. Weber.
C. Schumacher.
i. ktcsitzborEcc,
@. l'opl,.
]. XcstGr1nnntl,
F. GrtE11,.
Frank Abby.
w. ttoldcrtnann& %
@. Miller,
i. Orth.
J.WcRtcr1uauu>
A. Richter,
+. Meyer.
.1ns. jnft,isot1,
c. Tctzlcr.
, 1880-06-01

V(TE RECOMMEND Nts. FRANKS Al THE HEST
w nIYsur In t1Y1, nluEEtaxs. dyolru changes In
business Ill Wsss NadIsou ~, fsutn u. u. " u.
, 1880-06-01

CIsc1xnATr, ,Nfay :0, 1ssq:-Dolow find the
pg VlllIanl Ilesur & Co, who will not vote for
, 1880-06-01

Now TINT tho grind .n.l gloomy A@!mpt ANN rl,,, ms
ft;M1ui,rr,, wr wn,,ll ltkg tn s,lExest thftn'Fh
ynut vu,latta columns TINT tho ''.aph!nx'. IN
Inso ef H.. election, nrr0tnt snt'l Alnnt ~ COL
tttrti for l,y his experience IN collecting state
iuxps. Very respectfully, ,-,n.
, 1880-06-01
vntr for my other nlnu tho ChicNEn G"nsc"t'on
I II. Kfnhn,i i. L. Clrvclnnl,
i ii. ilrurv. Ifonry Mrctlc.

Il r..
4. y. Y NfmKe""t f,Itu,t Iicnry WrcJc.
a. It. pF"ss' -o"' $3.50 -
Nov that tho grind nn,l gloomy ,Ampt hAs
.s,i,rr, ,ss, wn,1I,i Hkr in suggest thftligh
ySMs ~ y1" ", sect sf',s Mrulnt ta -n All A'a Is col
is III ins isrnm tnx w,irk bc IA peculiarly
MN; fo,. h. his "xrcricncu in collecting YtAtc
Tim ,vrttor cnat hfs first voto for Thouns Cor
,, mil |in,,. i1nrrIson A., i'm. nn has never
cH.t CD Sa,c fur Il nemocrat fur fnrty ycns iinvo
Tho,,,ns CnrwIr's ns,t,,u on my NATURALIZATION
pers ois for iiratt t r., Tt IT.. t,s; ,ct h..
s not BE- Sea IT, y'fe III M nt yt 'e fS lin
nht1uc' y III wili Voso tr ulMii,o Or My osher
.,s,i nm, T si,c,. NM nominate. Shmtl Ur,t 10
Ka'ni Kn"s" mt" 'G's wtti S Il rs havs ,,aa
yo It At Never yo!sd fn ts,2,,s }r.t slcc-
t'on until Gust my |o'e ~ Htt,atS. T.rtT;.t1
Nh. North froyltierice street.
----
c,yctNsATf. Mnv "a, fRsI-1 ntn n radical lte-
n'1s N'' nat So f"r S|rat Under nsly crc,snnces
Tca:c iri publish IN your M9.t'"y's l*t itcapest-
'"''' .-..-'.,-,-...-...
nm, md always hnyn been warrn supporter
WIS " rna tnG ieM. ~ ,SIr S torm na MI NY
''s'''Tj:I T1iEo. HsssEtnEauKs. Seventeenth Warst.
n,,,v t,ihor thousands Of Republicans who viii
S ut 4oto "sI f,,r Grant Under any crci'nsiacss:
Fiji + 4 z!n'mernaun. z!!'aseri i. 1!lliensanp,
Hso,9nN 9te1,rs. Ne,Hr Semw"'' I. i. urah;i.
Wjija,I, x, Schneider, Frc.l uresfUodcr,
Charles Schptt, jr,, iienry Mttirr,
nme;t 1irts; I,Int HMnet' A""o
, 1880-06-01

tltH1DHlCtl. ATruhNEf. .AT-l.AW. ~ DEAR
9uyv. Huslnass quietly Aud lv4nttY tEa4 s&stad-
, 1880-06-01

III "ETci1dSGE-X PHEASANT -MltIrusl M1Il sni
M.r.sss. l scho9!s n c!SiEsLSs: ca!!SicaHu: tsl 'ssl
nn1h.,r hsrjxa{9 Or drugss value. s;'0"e
GEO, i. IVWAA0, stfeatof, LII
, 1880-06-01

CtSCiNNATt. May -. lRso.-t nm lIfc.long
mud xenln,ts Republican: hAyn vitcd ftsr Grant
for President twicr. / will mt vt,tg fnr him
RRnn under my. circumstances. hut Will ell
Ienyor to see!trg his trfrnt IT finmfuhtetl. -,
uEty. HOWE. Suuth ClMltntnsvtlo.
, 1880-06-01


T1UK sAlE-BUAt.E5 AM. OFFICE FuitHiTtTRE.
i Inquire ut AG ltahdulph-sL. up-etalf. hftt dtMI.
IITANrEI1-jEWELERa HAFE.. GIlKAH. ,F{lt
w casl, AiAu NstcaunakaFx, AddFess HuYHT0N,
Ei!x Or ~ stasS-sh
, 1880-06-01

Please atla my na,no to these Republicans who
iur thi,ri ter7n Yours trty, CAtlt. \. q. ADAE.
, 1880-06-01

MAY n. 1Ss0-ftnvD voted tho Kcplalcnn
ticket from Fretnt,tit down tn ffnycs. inclusive.
tho Democrats n1ay ilolnnhte except ,f'll1cIl.
Y0hrat j. II. HIATT.
, 1880-06-01

Republicans at 81 Wust Third street eycrlast-
tngIy opposed to Grllut a1td tho thtrtl term.
NJ. L.. itIAa, Wni. htokea.
irheO, StDkcs, Il. IT, ftelsd,
Wn!t Wiiaol, T. +. wiley.
CINCINNATI, May a8.-l'enHa put on your list
nf nntI-UrAHt Republicans tho i,atnts nf tic
following Republican voters connected With tho
h.,ae III /. s H. lIcnIy, II West Fourth street:
Isaap 1feuy, Horny ltanly,
IAy3d itrnly, l!utiTy lsaSes,
Chus. r., Iyriies1nnn, q. liFAcher.
Noho OF tho above will voto fur Grant II h0
should bo nominated. Y1urS respectfully,
Il. l}NACItER.
, 1880-06-01

lam Republican. therefore cannot yotc Tor
u. &, Grant for IL third term. The majority 0f
nv friends say thoy will not vote for. hfni. Put
nv n,ln.c on your list. Ito1 not t0te for GruHt
ftlfI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-28
christmas Day in Dallas.

As usual, Christmas morning was ushared
in BY Young America firing fire crackers,
which he kcpt.up increasingly for ,sversl
hears. The sir was filed with the smell Of
burnt powder ard tho sidewalks lined with
fragments Of The festive Are cracker.
Most all Of the business houses bad closed,
the propri.lon to take rest and to give thsir
employees chance TO enjoy the holidays.
Guinness WAS forgotten in the festivities Of
tho day and The merchants, we'll pleased with
the sales Of isc hoi iay season, wsn. their
way in quest OF pleasure. The dSy was
pleasantly spspt the chief fe&luIe in the So.
cial circle being family dinings The poor
of the city we're not forgotten, and Marshal
Morton was kSpt busy during the msrnins
delivering y Christmas dinner and turkey
to each family, about City in all. Ties,
things wers paid for by s number Of generous
gentlemen, who dssirs that their names should
bs withheld from print. The patients at the
city hospital were also remembered, End q
SUMPTION, repast was served 10 thea,. VIZ.
Phillip Sanger furnished the dinner, d
went with it in person TO SEQ the patients IN
Joy it. Mr.. Charles Kahn .uroishcd a lot of
pies, cakes, etc., AlderGNn Bshny
lot of wine, brandy, o:2.. May
or Coed lot Of tobacco,
M, Fsndrich lot of ,cigsra, Mr.. Nick Al
BRIGHT large roasted turkey, and Mr.. Bar
bic gave them lot of luscious oranges and
apples. 1t was fine feast and the patients
enjoyed IL ever SO much.
By order OF Mayor Good all prisoners in
the statioa charged with small otfsnssa were
released, and the marshal received orders
to instruct the police to be as lenisnt ne pos
siblo and to arrest only where thsrs uAI
fighting, or indecent or abusivo Ian.
guage used. Throughout. thu day
tho streets were throngsd with
meh and boys who smus,l themselves firing
off Roman candles and other fireworks,
which terminated in sbsm fight with thsra
fiery missiles between the crowd, ct the risk
OF injurins outsiiars hnd tho burning ~ OF
property. Tb0re was considerable con-
SLANT, especially from tho buUueIs men and
Insurance men, who feared counigrston,
Three dif'ersut SlTms Of fire were iounded,
aRl tho hrenen each Tins
turasd out. The first wse
occasional By tho street stand Of the Year
gsn Bros, coraer Of Msin snd ls1.r streets
NA'NuluS w HIe tuc sSC04u ny oauSQr Drgs.
awning getting ablsze, and the third by a
rocket tnat fail on tia Wiliam Tell hou.s,
corner Of Market and Commerce streets. All
of them we're promptly 6xiinguished. Several
merchants took cut additional insurance, and
at last Marshal Morton and his police dis
perred the crowd, and had the stands
sslliSg fireworks closed. Judging from tn: ex-
prsai rs dropped by severa o: tho aderslen
the firing Of fireworks will not bs tolerated
within the FIRE limits Any mora. Ssns Of the
rougber onsH Of the crowd acted in meat
sbsAeful raSnnsr, firing al ladies aad cut
sidsrs. There was more or les, Drunkenness
and corresponding number of fights nCns
of r serious charscler, however.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-28
CITY BOTS
Leather and cork goods at Harris.
"Fino, Very Fine albums at Shone,s.

Leather and cork goods at Harris.
Zine, Very Fine" albums ct Shone's.
Choice Iouisians rice L. L. Hughes, 72O
Elm street.
Printing presses and steamboat, at
Shones.
Canned Barataria shrimps. L. F. Hughes,
72O Elm street.
For really fine presents go TO Laws, No.
504 Main street.
Entirely different from others are the sty!e
Of presents at Laws.
Send in your orders to the HERALD lob
office for new years cards.
Sec the samples of visiting and new wears
csrds at the HERALD Office.
Choice New Orleans sugar-house molasses.
l.. f. Hughes, 40 Elm street.
Christmas groceries in great variety, at D..
q. Hedden Il Bros, 7S7 Elm street.
Fine spices, cxtracis md essences. at D.
O. Hedden 81 Bros, 737 Elm street.
Jelles, preserves, sauces and pickles at D.
q. Holden " Bros, 1871 Elm street.
Leather and cork goods finer than the
tnest at W. j. Shone's No. sos Main street.
Christmas presents, fine assortmeAts, at the
new jewelry store, ST. George hotel building.
Little neck CLANS and clam ehowder, at
Joseph Menczer's.
Harris has select line of Christmas goods.
L. E. Curtis, jeweler, 7l2 Main street. St.
George hotel building. Watches ana iewelry
carefully repaired.
Buckwheat -four, oatmeal, Whitaker star
hams, atD. G. Hedden 81 Bros, 1877 Elm
street.
Shone hiss complete sets of standard
works at bedrock prices.
LADIES' Curacos, cloth top and pebble
goat button shoes at reduced prices. Wolfe
y Baruch.
Cuu2nis citron, rsisiae. lemons, mamie
syrup ID. @. hedden q Bro, 737 Elm
street.
Nincs-meat apple butter, drum and sugar
lgs lust received at d. q. Hedden 81 Bros.
! 731 Elm street. -
Goldfish and m2ckerel, salmon sud aalibut
Of ine quality, AT Joseph Menczer's.
Preserves, isliies, sauces and pickles. Of the
finest brands, at Joseph Menczer's.
Beautiful work boxes and gents DRESSING
! Cbses, nv hartls.
Caviar, coles, trufiles and other imnorted
canned goods, ia great variety, at Joseph
Menczer's.
We thank our many kind patrons for their
generous patronage which will enable us 10
close our remaining stock at cost Remem .
Der, ono week at cost, Mason & Erb.
Peach butter, apple butter and minee meat
at Joseph Menczer's.
Among the latest delieacies received bv
Rosenfeld & Bond, are fresh nine onnIe
cheese, snow cake corn, Thurbe q can gd1ds
French dried fruits and an hundred other
articles too numerous to mention.
New York cream cheese, Swiss and :,
Menczer's. - '''0'u
If you wish 10 complete the heppiness of
your household, you have one week leit
Mason 6, Erb viii close out their remainino
Christmas stock at cost. 1t costs nothing 10
look 'S "
A strange thing 10 say, but our cbildron,s
toys being reduced to one OF a Kind we viii
close them GU! at cost. Ono more chance
Erb. 49, '-"'ou "
Fine fresh candies and canned goods inst
N, at d. @. Hedden s. Bros, 7S7 Elm
street. --'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-28

Call and examine the chariot slippers, a
new design for evening dress, only kept by
Wolfe 81 BaTuch.
on, remember you were young once your
sell, and, oh, how happy your little hearts
thro bbed during the holidays with auticips-
ton Tor the coming unknown gifts. One
week at cost. Mason s. Erb.
Best flour, best butter, best coffees and
best teas are to be had of D. G. EIedden &
Bro, 1877 Elm street.
Farewell old 1880! Best assortment of
Now Year eslling cards and walking canes
in Dallas, at Mason & ErD's, 7l2 Main street.
Are you going to subscribe to magazines
or papers? We take you at publishers and
club rates. Mason & Erb, 712 Main street.
Silver and silver.plated ware. suitable for
Christmas presents, at the new iewelry store,
st. George hotel building
Seidenberg's fine brands of cigars and the
finest cigarettes and smoking tobbaccos Of
great variety, at Joseph Menczer's.
Dates, prunes, pine-apples and cream
cheese, at d. @. Hedden q Bros, 1877 Elm
street
Globe mill p,ces and daily fresh
roasted collees, of the finest flavor and
quality, at Joseph Nenczer's.
You VIII IND anything good and nice in the
ating line ut low prices, at Joseph Meme
2er's-Timothy x:16.
Just received, an elegant stool, Of solid gold
jawelry, diamonds, watches, chains, neck,
aces, loc5ets, pins, rings, etc, at the new
jewelry store, st, George hotel building.
Why not take advantage Of the last chance
and make your little ones u present Of some
pleasing toy. You will save twice the money
in time spent amusing the little ones. One
week at cost. Mason & Erb.
At Shouo's $50 volumes Of choice poems,
from ST 90 to $l25; Dickens, complete,
$1,000; McCsuley, $500; also miscellaneous
and toy books in endless variety, and holiday
goods Of every description Gold pens, pen.
kuiyoa etr etc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-28

To the great disappointment of our people
i.ia announced that this great artistic viii
give us but two representations, mSlinea
and IN evening performance an Saturday.
the lsl oc January 1t is Impossible, i,
seems, for hor.to be with US on Friday night.
There will BE- rush for seats. GO aud SO.
our- them At the earliest moment, "a theirs
will not be stSsdiag ROOM in Ike house. For
us to say anything about her merits would b,
ito paint the lily and ella refined gold" We
be neither painter nor glider, but, mark the
prediction, wa DO Il prophet in tho matter OF
full house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-28
Valuable Plantation for Sale.

Six hundred and eleven acres, near 400 in
cultivation; five sets OF tenant houses with
new bois dare post, plank aud galvanized
wire fence. Plenty of timber and water on
premises. Nine miles north of Dallas about
four miles southwest of Richardson depot
snd some three miles east of Carrolton depot
One Of the best black land plantations in tho
west. Price low; terms 10 suit purchaser
For further information, apply TO
DARLINGTON s. UNDERWOOD.
Dallas. Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-28

Christmas WAS celebrated at the churck of
the Sacred aohrt Christmas morning with
great splsndor. The church was beautifully
decorated villa sySrgrsens sad flowers, and
all the services wsrs attended by large con
grcgatioas. At half position high mass wss
celebrated, Father z. Murtssh officiating,
Father Msrtiniere and Fsthsr Talon dea-
Gems. Father THEN delivered \ very inter
esting sermon taking his teIt from the
Epsie, "Behold bring good tidiugs and
grss! joy to ell the people"
La Hsche's celebrated mas, "ilista pro
pace" was rendered in splendid style by the
choir, consisting Of Mrs. Cannon, saprono;
Miss Oppsnhsim, alto; Ar. H. Frees
tenor; Mr.. Cannon, basso. Mr. Frees pre-
sided al the organ.
At Aight vespsrs were celebrated and
the church was brilliantly illuminated and
presented beautiful appearance.