The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-16
81. BAUMAN, Manager.
FOG Elm Street. Dallas Texas

Would it not have bee me re popular to
have rep aired the sidewalks be ore the az
rival Of guests
Ike Dodd became intoxicated yes er
day and insuted lady ON the streets. He
The grand ball to be given at the Srnger-
fest hail Friday night is looked forward to
with much pleasure by the devotees of terp'
sichore.
A colored string band of four pieces. with
Charley Witt as director, are discoursing
admirable music on the streets. They are
from Marshall.
A iistlcuf between n white man aid u
negro occurred Just outside of the cock
pit yesterday afternoon. The names of the
parties were not learned.
For saddle horses, buggiea, etc, call at
Martins livery stable, corner Patterson av-
enue and Griffin street. Only the best
stock kept. Telephone at stable.
Wootan's well mineral water has made
some most wonderful cures. For so early
in the season many visitors are already
there from every section OF the country.
The sale of tickets, no extra charges for
reserved seats. to the concerts, matinee and
ball Of the Spngertest has commenced and
are being rapidly taken.
The white mouse and rat peddler has
put IN an appearance along with the hand
organ, and during tins week of festivity it
is hard to tell which is the most trying on
ones nerves.
Positively no dishes or glasses loaned du.
ring the month of May. Parties need no,
ask under any circumstances, as they will
therefore be spared the modification of re
tusal. ID. GosIIN,
. Everybody who frequents the Fort know!
Gentleman Gus" Rintleman and wher,
he can be tound-behind the bar of tn,
Local Option. near depot. Unexceptiona
BILE liquor and courteous attendance.
The hours and prices for meals at tn,
Ladies' Lunch stand, next TO HERALl
building, will be: Sandwiches and coffee
10 to IL o'clock, - cents; dinner, II to 3, 8,
cents; sandwiches, cream, coffee and cake,
TO 6, y cents.
Lost-A boy s years old, son of Colone
l.. W. Oglesby. Dressed in dark suit, shor
, pants, snutl-colOfed felt hat, is name,
John. Anything concerning him will b.
thankfully received by his parents AT thu
) st. George hotel.
Ohio 4 Mississippi Railway from ST
Lonis to New York and the east. The opI,
line from ST. Louis with through cars an,
palace 81, eptng coaches TO the east via Bal
timore and Washington Four daily train
TO Cincinnati and Louisville.
All visitors in the city should call at IL
y Elm street and examine the stock of car
!, rages, buggies, wagons, ETC., kept by JOIN
n ). Witwer; and II you wish to buy will fin,
n prices reasonable and everything war
u ranted. Studebaker Bros. celebrated yehj
h cles speciality.
!. Attention is called to the advertisement
OF the new lumber yard, b. n. Andrews
manager. They are manuiac turers OF pin
lumber, shingles, ETC., and have mills q
y their own and which constantly keep thei
yards s'ocked with large variety of wei
seasoned lumber.
With their usual enterprise In the adve,
Using line the 3. S. s. Co., of Atlanta, Ga
have on the streets q canvassed WACO
q whereby you can see what "big gun
), their medicine is and that IL is "chief' O
;. all blood purifiers. They are represente,
u IN Dallas during the Smngerfest by Mr.. X
!, j, Lawson.
10 Parties who hate to leave the office nee
not abandon their principles when the
attend the Srngeriest. Call around to Sc
Billy Shea, and be will show what kind G
v an ctllce old McBrayer keeps. He mean
TO- make you all think well Of the "Oflice,
which Is situated, as the lawyer says, OF
Poydras, between Main and Elm-right il
town.
Messrs. Mayer & Helfenstein, the wide
It awake proprietors Of Tivoli hall, have, a
considerable expense, engaged an Italian
orchestra to play In their beer hall durln
= SwnReri.st week. They are determined :
/. render their place as pleasant and attractiy
A ~ possible TO visitors, and Ii sweet music
good beer and fine wines and superior 4