The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-30
SIDEWALK NOTES.

RAD OF the world. ~
Rentrew and Canton singhams at l9sc. a
yard at the Dollar store.
Attention is called to the advertisement
oil f. Il. Doyle, the plumber and gas-tltter.
y beautiful solid gold ring and bangle for
one dollar at Kneptly & Sons.
Easter aud birthday cards, the finest in
Dallas, at W. J. Shone's book stores
Gardners say apply TO W. Ii. Howell &
hro;, 6O' Elm street, for fresh and reliable
seeds.
Polite attention at Georges Place" the
Place
The Mascotte, olivette, Patience, etc,
gwen away by Goldsmith Bros, Elm and
Main streets.
>, Solid gold bangle rings for 75c at Webb $.
Bangles and rings warranted solid gold,
regular price, $l.50.
There is no question but that the coolest
and freshest beer to be had in Dallas is kept
at the Apollo Hall.
Georges Place" continues to grow in
favor and popularity because only the best
liquors are kept there.
No other place in Dallas sells third as
much beer daily us Apollo Hall, hence no
other place can equal 1t by one.third in the
excellence of its beer.
If you wish a good drink, 20 to the Parlor
saloon, on east Lamar street, where YOU
are sure to find it, as well as superior
brands Of cigars.
The Apollo Hall now averages sixteen
barrels of beer per day, and the conse-
quence is that the beer on draught is al
ways fresh and cool.
While thousands come, there is room for
thousands more. The people say that Gil.
lingham n Son keep the finest bread and
cakes in town, at S0i Main street.
Furniture repaired, upholstered, var.
nlshed; mattresses renovated, cane-seat
chairs reseated. Goods called for and de-
livered free of charge. Send postal TO
Potter, $50 Elm street.
The neatest saloon in the city, with
liquors of every description, of the best
brands and purest make and attendants
sklllful and courteous is the general verdict
as to 1.-THE Office"
When aman draws down his left optic on
you and starts off you may know that he
means for you to follow him to the Parlor
saloon, where the best liquors, put up in
style are to be had.
The Belvedere restaurant is freouented
by many ladies and gentlemen, who pro
nounce the fare superior to any hotel OF
restaurant in the state. Prices reasonable
and plenty of everything in the market.
Georges Place is at corner of Main anC
Martin streets under Thompson's Theatre
and II is the neatest, quietest place in tn,
city and has the finest, purest liquours, til,
most fragrant cigars and the freshest, coolest
| beer eXtant.
Fine wines, domestic and foreign, whiskie!
| venerable with age, brandies, etc, etc
fresh, cold beer and fragrant cigars, fill VI
the measure of refreshments to be had, day
and night, at the Glen Lea saloon, corner o
Main and Murphy streets.
| 1t matters not whether it be at sever
O'Clock in the morning or twelve O'Clock al
night, the beer at the Apollo Hall is fresl
and cool, A barrel an hour is what tn,
Apollo Hall averages in the sale of beer
hence ii is always fresh, creamy and COOL
Watches-Call at Austin's, 612 Mai
street, and see the finest watch made il
America, cased in 81 pennyweights Il
carats gold can be bought for $3.50. Also
gold, silver and nickel watches at a grea
reduction in price.
Intelligence, science, reason, comfort
| Spccuy ItCONeTltS, prOlOugutlOu Oh lie an,
relief from physical ills, pleasant taste an,
everything else sensible. fully justilies tn
endorsement of homeopathy as represente,
by DIR. A. p. Davis, sos Elm street, oculist
aurist and general practitioner. Call an,
see him.
1t is the universal verdict of lovers an
judges of good drinks that the Parlor saloon
on East Lamar street, keeps the best brand
ofliquers and cigars. The mixologists ar
experienced in their line OF business and cor
coct fancy drinks TO suit the taste of tn
most fastidious. Just go and try one q
the Parlor mint juleps.
The grain of which Glen Lea whisky
made was first planted by Adam, wa
ground by the Rock of Ages, distilled b.
heat from the fiery furnace of MeshaC
Shadrac and Abednego, and the whisk
rectiiied through the sands of the Sahara
desert; has been shaken by ten thousan
earthquakes, and was in the ark with Noah
and Is therefore hoary with age. Crowne,
with the glories of antiquity and the az
proval Of royalty; inspected by every rev
enue officer who could get in reach of il
and orname"tcd with internal stamps,
stands to-day the peerless beverage of tn
age. You can always iind IL at the Gle
Lea saloon of Starke Il Wood, corner o
Main and Murphy streets, where corda
welcome and courteous treatment eve
await you.