The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29
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Deputy Sheriff Beck passed through yes-
terday, Having IN charge an ESCAPED con.
Wet ne was conveying back to the camp at
Longview. -
Dear reader, il you wish a drink con.
cocted to suit the taste of the most iastid.
l0us, made ofliquors mellowed by age, 20 to
The Office saloon.
The electric light swinging across Main
street between the HERALD building and
the Glen Lea saloon threw q beautiful light
ior at least blocks distance last night.
The horse and buggy Of Mr.. II. d.
BECK, supposed to. have been stolen in
'front.' OF Apollo hall Saturday evening, was
subsequently found on upper Elm street.
One Of the noticeable features of our
town is the widely spread and increasing
| popularity OF DIR. Palne's consultation and
advice, free in all cases. Offices, Marsalis
building.
| Pat O'keete and Charlie Percell had a
INST night at the corner Uf Main and Austin
streets yesterday morning, which drew a
large crowd. They were arrested and
placed under bond.
good book.keeper, who can give the
very best of reference, may find employ
pioyment in a tirst.class house in western
growing town, Call on or address business
manager of the HERALp.
Attention is called to the card of Mr.. w.
IL. Patterson, druggist, in this issue. He
carriesa full and fresh stock of drugs and
all articles Kept by the trade. In his line
he is thoroughly up with the times.
Parties visiting st. Louis should call on
Magnet " Webb, railroad ticket brokers
corner 9TH and Chestnut streets. They are
| nd oil al. III
points at II reduction on regular fare.
All kinds OF second hand personal prop
erty, furniture, clothing. stoves, pianos or
gans, bought, sold and exchanged. Re.
pairing trunks and furniture a speciality.
Send postal to Potter, 759 Elm street.
| While the county has virtually purchased
the toll bridge, it has not yet taken posses
sion oft, and so it is not yet free bridge
This is for the benetit.of some who don't
seem to understand the situation of affairs
Judge Burke started out yesterday, and
did not 90 farther east than Lamar street
before he succeeded in raising sos for the
yellow fever sufferers Of Brownsville, which
he telegraphed to the mayor OF that unfor-
tunate city.
No. sos Main street. Freeman's old and
established gallery, now leased by Mr.
James l.. McCown, photographer of years
experienced, is doing tirst-class work and at
reduced prices. Give him call if you want
artistic work. He guarantees satisfaction.
d. Gosln, of China Hall, is now in New
York laying in q big supply of crockery,
etc., and attending to his large importa-
tons. Any one desiring to order anything
special in his line would do we'll to leave
their order at China Hall.
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-
tute is rapidly attracting the favorable at
tention Of young men from all parts of
| Texas.
l.. Dey jr., the Chicago jeweler, has now
located In Terrell, Texas. Parties wishing
fine engravings in the jew elry business will
ply 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 or
express.
Home made beautiful.-Stampng 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 Needlework, 739 Elm
street, Dallas. Texas.
Dallas Confectionery company, Il. Reach,
agent, 10 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, fire-crack-
ers, etc, Prices low and satisfaction guar
anteed,
Lawrenco's commercial college has been
open for nine years without vacation
Many superior advantages are offered at
this institution, and parents and guardians
are respectfully invited to acquaint them
selves with the facilities in the commercial,
telegraph and music departments before
sending elsewhere. Call at the college for
catalogue,
We are indebted to Mr.. II. NJ. Bryan for
some fine specimens OF apples grown in the
Chickasaw Nation about ten miles north OF
Denison. They show what can he done in
this climate and ON this soil in the way of
raising that forbidden fruit which is not
the less delicious TO the taste of civilized
man and savage,
During the present week the HERALD
presses will be kept busy printing the first
side of our mammoth first OF September
edition, Ladies' and gentlemen and visitors
to this city will thus have an opportunity
of witnessing the process of stercotyping,
| printing and folding our paper, As well as
witnessing theworklng ofollr paS engine The
hours of visiting may be from 10 u M to 5
p. m.
| In this mornings HERALD will he found
the announcement of Mr.. Henry Boil for
the office of county treasurer of Dallas
county. Mr.. Boil has resided Ia tbs
county for nearly thirty years, and during
the whole of that period has commanded
the respect AMI esteem Of all for his slriot
II tegrity, honesty and enterprise. He is u
plain, unassuming gentleman, but is highly
regarded by all his acquaintance for his
sterling worth and purity OF character.
Ii he is chosen to I'LL the Office, Dallas
county will have faithful, energetic aud
honest treasurer.