The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-15
THE CITY.
STREET SETTINGS.

Bryan Il Bradshaw deliver groceries
promptly.
Counters and shelving for sale at Owens
shoe store, 500 Elm street.
There is loud kick on the part of the
citizens about the river water being turned
on.
There is only one prisoner in the station
house and he has been made a trusty.
There was perfect deaith of news yes.
terday and only the imaginative reporter
felt easy.
Joe Boylosh is the proprietor of the Par.
lor. He invites his friends that want a
smile if they are sad.
Line of auction ribbons all widths. color
and qualities, from cents to 81 per ward
at potter's, 1859 Elm street.
The grand jury paid a visit to the paor-
farm yesterday TO inspect the workings of
that agricultural institution.
Superintendent Wheeless received bill
oflading for three carloads of water piping
to be laid on Ross avenue.
The picnic excursion to Mid Lothian Sat-
urday, June 18th, will be grand affair.
Everybody is invited. Tickets 50 cents.
First. class saloon men pronounce Lemp's
tAld SAPoib pottlCu Dttl vi u superior
quality and the best ever sold in the coun-
try.
Freeman's old photograph gallery is now
leased by Mr.. McCown The finest and
most artistic pictures taken. Prices reasona-
Bile.
Don't fail to call on Bryan & Bradshaw,
ne grocers of Dallas. Their stock is per-
fectly fresh and they sell at the lowest mar
ket figures.
In the Federal court ]. G. Wilson was
found guilty Of using the United States
mails for fraudulent purposes. His term of
sentence is at the discretion of the judge.
Louis Welker, who was shot Sunday by
L. G. Connolly, is not dead as was reported,
but is improving and his physicians are
now Of the opinion that he will recover.
sorefreshing are the looks of the place and
50 rejuverating and cooling the drinks that
one can get at "The Office saloon, which
isnnder the management of the genial
Billy Shea.
For fine, pure, unadulterated wines,
vhiskies and cigars, and cooling temperate
drinks, Conc0cted to quee as taste, THE
Office" saloon, over which the genial Billy
Shea presides, takes the cake.
Parties visiting st. Louis should call on
Manget Il Webb, railroad ticket brokers',
corner 9th apd Chestnut streets. They are
perfectly reliable and sell tickets to all
points ut reduction on regular fare.
II you want ice.cream or coniectioneries
telephone for 1t and it will be delivered TO
families at short notice. Parlors III Elm
street, open until 10 O'Clock each evening.
\. Reach, agent, successor to W. X,
Wheelock.
Billy Shea, o. the Office saloon, don't
poke tally at the public, but he does the
verv best OF wines, liquors and cigars and
the finest of fancy drinks, which never
ialls to captiyate this warm weather.
Thompson's two-story brick, at the cor
ner of Main and Ma. tin streets, has beer
propped up and part of a new wall is being
put up in the place of the old one, which
was ON the eve OF giving away.
The Chicago, Texas & Mexican Central
railroad have new time card out which
went into effect yesterday. The west
Union depot at 0 a. m, and the east-bount
arrives at $50 p. M.
The supply of dog tags did not 'meetwitl
the demand made for them by the owners
olGan'nes, consequently the dog catcher
go nave w ouSDclu OpcIulluils ulllll 4 ucs'
gay, when the new supply of tags ordered
rom St. Louis will have arrived.
The ladies of the Congregational chuach
made Miss Maggie McCune many hand.
some aud costly presents on the eve of her
graduation at Dallas Female college, and II
IS the verdict OF all who know her that sh,
well merited them.
DIR. W. X, Spencer, veterinary surgeon
can always be found at 100 Camp street
Dr. Spencer has already acquired reputa
ton as one of the most skilliul surgeons il
the whole sta e, and has in his possession
The highest testimonials OF his superior
ability, both from citizens of this city anC
from Missouri, Illinois, and California
ANY one wanting horse trained, or want,
medical attention given horse, should no
hll to call on Dr., Spencer, and satisfaction
will be sure to follow.
Again tonight the air of Apollo hall viii
blossom with the sweetest of music render
ed by the popular Apollo band that has SC
well entertained the guests Of that hall
heretofore. Ladies ask the central office L
connect You by telephone that you ma,
near 1t. The programme for this evening
sentirely new, and is composed of tn,
nnest selections. The Apollo hall is q
quiet, orderly place, under the manage
ment of MIR. L. +. Bohny, where one cal
urink glass OF beer, wine, etc., and ut tn,
same time hear fine music.'
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