The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-15

l.. e. Curtis, jeweler, corner OF Main ana
Poydras streets. Repairing line Watches
specially.
Keep your eye open for Clancey's Ele-
plant, double lined in the seat in Thurs
days procession.
The Police Gazette has put uniformed
boys on the streets, distributing specimen
copies of the paper.
F.C. Brown resigned as constable Of
precinct No. 3, and W. NJ. Mann was ap-
pointed to fill out the unexpired term.
The cars on the main street line are run
ming to the fair grounds now, and viii Sc
IL during the remainder OF this week.
That fearful nerve.tester, the hand organ,
has made its appearance on the streets
again. after brief but blessed silence.
Seats in the SWngeriest hall can be re
served without extra charge by calling at
the box-ollce OF Craddock's opera house.
The county commissioners court con-
vened yesterday, but after lransacting some
routine business adjourned over until next
Monday.
The Colored folks gave picnic at Patter-
sons park last night, for the purpose of
raising funds TO celebrate Emancipation
day in next ne.
| A handsome block of three story brick
buildings is to be erected at once on the va.
cant block ON south Elm street, opposite
Nortons building,
| II there is any extortion on visitors they
ST ould report ii Tor publicity, as We intend
| see visitors treated right or show up the
men who overcharged them.
One of the sights observable on the streets
yesterday was u Countryman wearing with
an air of much satisfaction, his abdominal
truss on the outside of his pants.
For saddle horses buggies, 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 80 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 SWngerfest has commenced and
are being rapidly taken.
Everybody who hasn't notified the com
mittee OF the number of floats they intend
to display in the procession had better see
to it II they want place in the grand
show.
Some the BARRIERS have leagued together
to charge visitors twenty-five cents shave
This is outrageously wrong and visitors are
notified that there are shops that shave al
the regular price.
On account Of the death Of Mr.. James A.
Tooley, member Of fire steam Engine Com.
pany No. 2, of East Dallas, which occurred
yesterday, the emblems OF mirth and Joy
gave place to those of mourning.
The ladies OF st. Mathews cathedral will
meet Saturday at 10 u, m for the purpose
OF periecting arrangements for entertain.
iug the delegates who attend the convoca.
ton which will soon convene here.
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.
lusal. ID, GosIIN.
Everybody who frequents the Fort know,
Gentleman Gus" Rintleman and where
he can be found-behind the bar OF In,
Local Option, near depot. Unexceptiona
ole liquor and courteous attendance.
Mr.. S. W. Anerell received by express.
yesterday, from Coon's horn factory, a lin,
silver II Hat tubar highly ornamenied, sent
him Ms u present from Mr., Coon. Sid will
DOT II In one Of the Smngeriest bands.
Wanted, all members of the male choru,
TO- meet at Swngerfest hall this a. m, ioI
rehearsal. Ladies' and gentlemen OF tn,
mixed chorus aud soloists will meet at II
O'Clock at the same place. Please be prompt
Tho hours and prices for meals at III,
Ladies Lunch stand, next to HsRALi
building, will be: Sandwiches and coffee
10 to IL o'clock, IS cents; dinner, ~ to 3, 5t
cents; ndwiches, cream, coffee and cake, ,
10 y, IS cents,