The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-08
THE CITY.
STREET SIFTINGs.

Bryan. Bradshaw deliver groceries
promptly.
Friday is default day in the Federal
court
The sweetest of music will be made to-
night at Mayors garden.
Bryan d Bradshaw, grocers, keep Caifor.
MIA buckwheat, oatmeal and graham flour
If you wish to hear fine selection of
good music 20 to Mayors garden tonight.
Bryan & bradshaw, grocers, keep the
finest tea and California canned goods in
the citv,
Joe Boylosh is the proprietor of the Par.
Tor. lie invites his friends that want a
smile if they are sad.
Do you love good music? If so, so to
Mayors garden tonight, on Elm street.
Line Of auction ribbons all.widths, colors
and qualities, from cents to 81 per yard,
at Potler's, 759 Elm street.
Wanted, Immediately, at the HERALD
office, a boy to learn the trade. Apply at
the composing room, HERALD office.
The grandest concert of the season will be
given tonight At Mayors lovely garden on
Elm street.
Colonel +. W. Miner, United States dis
triCt attorney, says that the report that he
The new grain and produce Exchange is
booming, but 1t cannot hold q light to the
fine old liquors and cigars at the Office sa-
loon.
First.class saloon men pronounce Lemp's
extra export bottled beer Of a superior
quality and the best ever sold in the coun-
try.
Freeman's old photograph gallery is now
lu Mr Inf nNln n nd
most artistic pictures taken. Prices reasona-
bic.
Don't fail to call on Bryan g. Bradshaw,
"the" grocers of Dallas. Their stock is per-
tectly fresh and they sell at the lowest mar
ket figures.
Prof. Hugo Won Brun will Try to please
the public at large at Meyers garden to-
night. Prof. Winters regular orchestra
concert outside.
Thanks to the Delmonico restaurant for
favors, the boutonieres, sunilowers and tho
edibles and drinkables, ETC., all of which
were duly relished.
The very best OF music will be discoursed
at Mayors garden ON Elm street tonight,
by the very best of musical talent, and
those who are fond of good music should
not fail to attend.
Another one of those grand concerts will
be given tonight at Apollo hall by. the
Apollo orchestra, and some of the finest
music ever heard in this city will be rem
dered.
II you are a lover of good music or good
wines or beer, 10 TO the Apollo hall tonight
and hear the Apollo orchestra. The music
they make is splendid and their selections
are from the best composers.
Parties visiting st. Louis should call on
Manget & Webb, railroad ticket brokers,
corner 9Th and Chestnut streets They are
perfectly reliable and sell tickets 10 all
points at reduction on regular fare.
The dynamite found under the old Chris
tian church and taken to the city marshal's
office, was gently let down into the depths
OF the turbid Trini y river yesterday morn.
ing by an intrepid policeman.
The United States grand jury adjourned
yesterday sine die. after session OF little
over two days, having found only two true
bills, both OF which are against parties for
violating the postal law.
The Tabernacle Sunday school will hold
their picnic at Mid Lothian Saturday, June
Il. Round trip 30 cents. Have arranged
for special train and engine, and former dc.
lays will be avoided. They will return at
an early hour.
LOST thee ieel as though thee had been
caught out In cyclone aud that thy spirit
had left theep Go then TO the Office saloon
and get drink Of good whisky, that will
tone up, invisorate and rejuyeratc the en-.
tire system.
II you want ice.cream or oniectioneries,
telephone for II and II will be delivered to
families at short notice. Parlors Il2 Elm
street, open until 10 o'clock each evening
r., Reach, agent, successor to W. X.
Wheelock.
We understand several members OF the
bar have requested Colonel W. l.. vii.
liams to become q candidate for county
Judge. Colonel Williams Is an able law.
yer and most courteous gentleman, and
would make good Judge Of whom We
could all feel proud.
City Marshal Arnold found twelve new
brides In Elliott's luhiber yard, II, East
Dallas, yesterday. They have no doubt
been stolen from some Of the saddlery &c.
Adjustments here, probably from School.
kopf 4 Co., whose house was burglarized q
short time ago.
In the case Of Strange and Coke VS.. Mrs.
Evans, 10 regain possession Of room they
claim they were elected from by the de.
PENDANT, tried by Jury before Justice Ed.
wards yesterday, the jury found Tor the
Hon, James d. Simpson, who was sp.
pointed one Of the Committee Of three 10