The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-01
some most wonderful cures. For so early
In the season many visitors are already

some most wonderful cures. FOR 80 early
In the season many visitors are already
there from every section OF the country.
In the county court yesterday the jury in
the case Of A. J. Ross, who sued the city
for 81, 600 damages done his grounds, the
jury gave him judgment for $50 and costs.
The jail cases on the criminal docket OIL
the district court will be called on the 4th
and the regular criminal docket will be
called OH the 18th and will last three
weeks.
With fire or cyclone insurance policy
from John s. Alderhoil's agency, you need
never tremble when You hear the fire bell
or the roar of the winds. Office opposite
Exchange bank.
City Marshal Arnold will sell, Tuesday
at 3 p. M. A yearling heiiers to the highest
bidder at the city pound. After five day.
elapse after animals are put in before they
are redeemed they are sold.
Telephone your orders for groceries early
in the day to Bryan Il Bradshaw as theil
orders in the latter part of the day keeI
their telephone wire busy, and you can gel
your groceries delivered at any hour.
Everybody who freQuents the Fort knows
Gentleman Gus" Rintleman and where
he can be found-behind the bar OF the
Local Option. near depot. INSCRIPTIONS
BILE liquor and courteous attendance.
THAT is one of the odd sort of Things
about me-" draws Sit Simon Simple, who
by-the-way, is very odd individual, and
will afford you fine evenings enjoyment
on Wednesday, Jane 9Th, at y. M, ii. A
hall.
As he raised his beaver to the ladies with
the grace Of Chesterfield, he never once
dreamed that the next moment he would
be revolving in the air all shapeless like q
Chinese acrobat. II was the villainous ba
mana peel.
The Elm Street Exchange has received
the finest lot of prime California wines
which were bought by Mr.. Menczer in per
son. Wines. brandies, WHISTLES and cigars
that cannot be excelled. Don't forget the
Elm Street Exchange.
The building committee of the Mer
chants Exchange met yesterday at 3 p. III
and the plans and specifications of the pro-
posed Merchants Exchange as altered in q
few particulars by them were adopted
Work will begin soon and when COM
pleted II will be the handsomest structure
In north Texas.
Our great sale of embroideries is still In
progress. The ladies' have learned tina,
goods were never offered ut such prices be,
tore, and the numbers tiocking to the sale
| increase with each day. There are 5000
pieces In all, and II the rush continues for q
few days more, they will all DO sold.
SANGER Bros.
The case Of Marie PeQuer VS.. Jules Pequei
| ~as wrongly reported in the HERALD oil
yesterday. The plaintiff brought suit fol
divorce after an abandonment OF several
| years, when the defendant died, and the
case was dismissed on account Of his
death rs the court entry shows. Subsequent
to his death the plaintiff was married, and
Is now living In this city. There was NO
mutual. understanding, no forgetting and
iorgiving, but the facts are rs above stated
There Is not single family In town tina
Is not In want Of groceries--good groceries
and many would like TO know where
to 10 to get anything In the
grocery line that can be called for. We
mention Bryan h Bradshaw, Elm street,
who are always lsSriying fresh lots every
day. All the I'D les Of the season In the
grocery line ill., keep, as well as the
coffee, etc. They have wagons which are
going all the time and which will promptly
deliver all orders. You can rely upon get
ting fresh goods at the lowest prices
promptly delivered. What more do you
wantp II you want groceries given you,
Just try them and see Il they will not put
prices down 30 low that you cannot tell II
you are buying them or not. Don't fail u
give trial order through the telephone 10
Bryan 4 Bradshaw, the Elm street grocers.