The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-26
THE CITY.
STREET SIF1INGS.
Milwaukee beer is all the rage,


With every class and every age.
Fine liquors, of the best brands, at the
Office saloon.
Oats Wheat-Oats-See w. NJ. Waters
advertisement.
Corn shucks and cobs given away corner
Houston and Commerce streets by McEnnis
AGO.
To-day green turtle soupat Georges Place
Of 10 o'clock a. M, sharp. Come one, come
| all.
Dr., Payne has moved his residence to
South Houston street, but his Office is at
the same old place, over Marsalis grocery
store
The street cutters are nothing less than
MIXTURE canals of filth from which emanates
3 stencil that must prove injurious to the
health of the city.
The papers are full OF 'Food" medicines
but there is no food nonsense about Car
ter's Liver Bitters. They make you want
all the food you can get.
Pure whisky? At the Office saloon. If
you wish it straight, or have a desire to
mix it, 90 to the Office saloon, where the
finest of cigars and liquors are to be had.
,Mr, Porter Akard, young man of some
Ssummers, died at q. m. yesterday, at
| the family residence, at the corner of Akard
avenue and Wood street, of consumption.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Knephy will deliver his lecture
before the members of the Bois d Arc club
at their next meeting. Several invited
guests will be present, and the occasion will
no doubt be pleasant one.
Parties visiting st. Louis should call on
Manget & Webb, railroad ticket brokers,
corner 9TH and Chestnut streets. They are
perfectly reliable and sell tickets to all
points at reduction on regular fare.
At9:30 o'clock yesterday morning hard
ram, which lasted for half an hour, fell.
While 1t was not specially needed, 1t will
not do any harm to the crops. Later in the
day the sun shone out and the weather
turned warmer by several degrees.
A number Of grocery merchants held an
other meeting last night to arrange what is
70 be known as the black list. As the meet.
ing was held with closed doors the particu.
lars are not known, but it is understood
That quite list of dead beats was made
n out.
Il There are rules governing the city scav.
ethger, and he should be made to observe
Inem. lie begins his duties soon after sun.
Nl 10 the disgust of the entire city, wher
MS work should begin at or after the mid
nisht hour. Why don't the police looh
Mr. Ferd. n. Tucker has opened com
mission and grain house at III Camp street
ana Will buy and sell grain and al Other
articles Of produce, Mr.. Tucker is one Of
ne Oldest business men in Dallas, ha.
aNays borne the highest reputation for in
Ngrity, and all matters entrusted 10 him
VIII receive prompt attention.
=, The finest display of fancy groceries IN
pe state is now on exhibition at Bryan 4
bradshaw's. The finest line Of Teas In tn,
world, direct from China. All kinds O
Spalliornia Canned Goods, Dried Figs, DRIED
dears: The only California Buckwheat
Vat Meal, Graham Flour in the city. Oul
FOODS are all new, fresh and desirable, and
LIAR dealing low prices will command Q
WY trade, We are determined to have il.
Dr, W. Il. Spencer, veterinary surgeon
SSn always be found at 100 Camp street
nj; Spencer has already acquired repu'
aau9h as one Of the most skillful surgeons
~ 'ae whole state, and has in his possession
.ae highest testimonials of his superior
sonlty both from citizens Of this city and
nom Missouri, Illinois and California. Any
Sng wanting horse trained, or wants med.
nM attention given horse should not fail
~ @iI on DR., Spencer, and satisfaction will
Oesure to follow.
". Il, Greenaw has Just returned from
vi extended tour through west Texas, and
seports crops as looking fine, and the
.vuhtry generally in good condition. Tn,
netchants through that section naturally
,vok 10 Dallas for the bulk ofsupplies, such
~ ury goods, groceries and provisions
uallas should be the distributing center 10,
n nOtth Texas, and with the proper effort o
v WI merchants could be so. The wool trade
,"nlGh is no small item, could also be cen
~reu here, were inducements held out b,