The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-26

gan have started dairy on scientific plans
on the Gibbs place, within the CORPORATE
limits.
The HERALD September edition will be
only o cents per copy. twill be a credit to
Dallas and to the state. All should sub.
scribe literally.
The new brand Spring Tobacco is what
every dealer should have in stock, Chew
ers say there is nothing equal TO in on the
market.
The wife OF Jim Cooper, colored, becom-
ing jealous OF his attentions to another
woman, cut him in the head last evening
with Ratchet, intlicting serious wound.
The festival given by the ladies Of the
Baptist church last night was better atten-
Ell than the previous night. There was a
good many in attendance aid the supper
was . success.
The electric light swung across Main
street, at the intersection of Austin street,
threw bright light for some distance last
night. lnnumerable bugs attracted BY its
glare fitted about it.
All kinds of second hand personal prop
erty, furniture, clothing, stoves, pianos or
gans, bought, sold and exchanged. Re-
pairing trunks and furniture speciality.
Send postal to Potter 759 Elm street.
The north.bound passenger train on the
Texas Central road due here last night at
1913 had not arrived at O'Clock this morn
and rumor was ailoat to the effect that
there was wreck south OF Corsicana.
James. SHELTON was enterprisng enough
TO put down plank crossing at the inter-
section of Lamar street and Pacific avenue,
n short time ago, which has sank deep into
the mud. 1t ought to be raised by the
street force.
Mrs. c. T. Dickinson is now erecting on
the corner Of jackson and Cabell streets a
large two-story building for her school,
The building will be - by 40 feet, and com.
modious for school purposes. The term
will open on the 18th of September.
No sos Main street, Freeman's old and
established gallery, now leased by MIR.
James l.. McCown, photographer of years
experienced, is doing first.class work and at
reduced prices. Give him call if you want
artistic work. He guarantees satisfaction.
Parties visiting st. Louis should call on
Magnet Il Webb railroad ticket brokers
corner 9th and Chestnut streets. They are
perfectly reliable and sell tickets to all
points at reduction on regular fare.
d. Goslin, of China Hall, is now in New
York laying in big supply of crockery,
ETC., and attending to his large importa-
tons. Any one desiring to order anything
| special in his line would do well to leave
their order at China Hall.
Scene-Man crossing Poydras street col.
lides with sootblack, who he pushes out
in the mud. Boy snatches up q hand full
| OF slush and throws it in the mans bosom.
A race followed in which Maud SIS speed
is made, but the mans wind gives out and
the boy was saved.
At certain seasons OF the year nearly
| every person suffers to greater or less ex.
tent from lmpurity of the blood, bilious
ness, &C., &c. This should be remedied as
| soon as discovered, otherwise serious results
may follow, Sherman's "Prickly Ash Bit
ters' will .eifectually remove all faint OF
disease and restore YOU to health.
Attention is directed to the appeal OF
Judge Burke of the county court and Mayor
Crowduswhich appears in this issue under
The head OF "A call for harity"-Galveston
has subscribed 1000 for the relief OF
the Brownsville sufferers, and we feel as
sured Dallas will not be found wanting.
The quiet little town of Thorp's Springs,
in Hood county, is just eighteen miles
distant from whisky shop of any kind.
Its commercial college and literary insti.
tuteis rapidly attracting the favorable at
tention Of young men from ali parts of
Texas.
The st. Louis Globe. Democrat saws
1.-THE fall meeting of the Dallas, Texas
| Jockey Club, to be held November 7, s. o, 1(
| and III, promises to be the largest and most
successful ever held in that section. The
purses and added money in stakes aggre.
gate over 5000"
S. l.. Deyjr., the Chicago jeweler, has now
| located In Terrell, Texas. Parties WISHING
| fine engravings in the jew elry business viii
| ppy them to send for prices of engraving
He is undoubtedly the finest In Texas
Work will speak for itself. Give him a
trial. Parties can send goods per mail OF
express.
Home made tiful.-Stamping neatly
done. Lessons given in Kensington and
fancy stitches. Stamping patterns, silk
crewels, point lace, braids, etc, for sale
| Orders by mail solicited
| J.G. ROBINSON.
| Emporium Of Art Ncedlework, 73o Elm
street, Dallas, Texas.
| Dallas Confectionery company, Il. Reach
agent, 7l2 Elm street. manufacture ex-
pressly for the jobbing trade all kinds OF
plain and fancy confectionery, also carry a
| large stock of toys, fire works, tire.crack.
ers, etc. Prices low and satisfaction guar.
anteed
In this mornings HERALD will he found
the announcement OF Colonel J. W
Lane. who offer, himself as can.
didatc for the office of district clerk
Fewer men can boast Of more friend,
than Colonel Lane, not only In Dal
las county, but all over Texas. He has re.
sided in this state since 1857, has filled
many important positions of honor and
trust and has ever borne the highest char.
acter for honesty and integrity. lie would
make All excellent officer II elected.
Mrs. II. II. Vosburgh, who was manager
OF Messrs. Sanger Brothers millinery de.
partment for two years. and has managed
the fashion department OF Mr.. Rosenthal
for nearly ayear, leaves on Monday morn
ing for Chicago and other northern and
eastern cities. TO take advantage of all the
fashionable openings, and will return tc
Dallas and take charge OF one of the most
fashionable establishments in the city
Mrs. Nosburgh is an artistic of rare taste
and wherever she may be found il is GER
tain that there the latest and most elegant
designs will be exhibited.
A Call for Charity.
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