The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-24
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mouious Tor school purposes. The term
will open on the llth of September.
The HERALD September edition will be
only cents per copy. twill be a or, dit IL
Dallas and TO the state. All should sub.
scribe literally,
The Grand Windsor hotel and Messrs.
Randall and Craddock, ssloonists, will have
an electric light suspended across the inter.
section OF Main and Austin streets.
Mr.. Storm, ticket agent here for tn,
Gun, Colorado Il Santa Fe road, burned
tne old Tickets of the Chicago Texas 4
Mexican Central road yesterday.
Regardless of cost, NJ. Rosenthal Il 60.
VIII from now on dispose of their large
STOCK OF millinery goods, as they give IN
the store on the first of September.
Commercial travellers say that since the
reduction OF railroad fare to cents per
mile that the amount of travel over the
road Is double that what it formally was.
All kinds 0. 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, 100 Elm street
No. sos Main street, Freeman's old and
established gallery, now leased by MIR.
James l.. McCown, photographer oil years
experienced, is doing trst-class work and at
reduced prices. Give him n 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 aud sell tickets to all
points ut reduction ON regular fare.
d. Goslin, of China Hail. Is now in New
FORK 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 we'll to leave
their order at China Hall.
TIE bar keeper at the Glen Lea saloon
laid So on the bar yesterday morning, TO
pay the beer man, and turned 10 wait on a
customer, when long, lank-like tramp OF
specimen of humanity caught on to it,
on the sly and gently slid out the door.
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.
S. l.. Deyjr., the Chicago jeweler, has now
located in Terrell, Texas. Parties wishing
fine engravings in the jew elry business will
pBy them to send Tor 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.
A large crowd throneed about the show
window of Webb's jewelry store yesterday,
feasting their eyes on the new, novel and
elegant designs of jewelry just received from
New York. Among the articles referred to
were elegant chatelaius set with rare stones.
It's indeed a handsome display.
Home made beautiful Stamping neatly
done. Lessons given in Kensington and
fancy stitches. Stamping patterns, silk
crewels. point lace, brads, etc, for sale.
Orders by mail solicited.
J. G. ROBINSON.
Emporium of Art Needlework, 739 Elm
street, Dallas, Texas.
Dallas Confectionery company, T.. Reach,
agent, 10 Elm street, manufacture ex-
preSsly for the jobbing trade all kinds of
plain and fancy confectionery, also carry n
large stock of toys, fire works, iire-crack-
ers, etc. Prices low and satisfaction guar
anteed.
In this issue appears the advertisement OF
Steele n Prices yeast powder 1t is said to
be free from. all deletcrious articles,
and housekcepers give it a tirst-class recon-
mendation. In fact, it has become house
hold necessity. Their tavoring extracts
have n worldwide celebrity and are noted
for their purity and strength.