The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-04
STREET ,rRAws.

The coming races ara all the talk.
The weather continues pleasantly cool.
New goods and new styles az Clancey's,
For choap and line hosiery 70 to Clan
cey's.
Telephone Daugacfty'a io5i store for
isod.
For tine ucekwcar AID late STYLES go to
C.suoeys.
The Merchants Exchange building pro.
crosses slowly.
Ate ton is called touolica % stockhold'
err M another column.
Everything in the grocery limo as r, u,
Ingram q Co.,, $50 Main street
Fine groceries, lor price', a. The new
grocery store OF T, D, ingram Il Co, so
Maiu street.
Every lady in the city j. invited to visit
the new grocery store Of 7. b. Ingram &
Co., $50 Main street.
The Gulf. Colorado & Santa 70 railway
has opened up its uptown Office. IT'S both
ticket and telegraph ofllce.
Rare canned goods, pickles preserves,
/ Jelly aud Gee CnuirCtlOntflcS AZ i. II, ln.
gram e Co.'S $50 Maln street,
Many ofthe best accountants and young
! business men a the city. nre graduates OF
/ Lavrence's Commercial COLLEGE.
The Gull CITY clubgobbled the first game.
| They play again this 2 30, and also TO.
/ morrow afternoon At the same hour
| The largest stock Of the Il and W. col.
/ lars and cuffs OF any house ~ The state, at
| Clancey's. Twenty.lour Of their latest
styles Ia collars.
Ne Frank Wheat, tie representative OF
several insurance campan ~ has moved in-
10 his new Office, In the Crawford building
just completed and isilIting tupi In elegant
style,
ANY one looking out for good location
ami prottable business should not foil 10
r,nd the advertisement Oi sam. X Hamil-
Ton & Co. OF Farmersville 10 to.dsys paper
lsee column headed "lor sale."l
The ruddy glow from a modern bsAutl.
ful base.burner adds another charm 10 DE-
Hewttt's very comfortable dental foOmJ.
Two gentsel young men can get sltuR
tions as ushers ~ good paw by applying al
the oppra.housc TO Mr.. or Mrs. Benton.
The small by ischuck full Of base bal
ans when lac attends church this moininl
. |.... will. duriug the sermon he picturng The
"A, .rsnn AS the pitcher and the orgtnist 0
ttther, while lac will niap out tht ueld an'
b,.,s in tho congregation, 10 suit his owl
fancy.
The Rev. l.. @, Rogers Of Georgetown
, C,iorat,. late ri Enr psnusylvauis wh'
IA yi,,tinc relatives In ncrison will conduc
the services at the ST. Matthew Cathedral
. to.dav. our types Yesterday we're In erro
, IN saving that Mr. Rogers was q Prssby
, terrain. lie is an Episcopalian clergyman
Mr.. @. A. Hill the manager OF the Gnl
: CITY club IN consequence VI some disati'
J faction shown yesterday, by parties, state
: maj the members Of his club were here a
; gentlemen TO play gentlemen and that out
b side talk or betting would not effect ther
; In the least, and that !, was his earne'
= desire that there should be no betting o
the games.
Through the uutirlng energy Of Mr.. Alb
= She, herd. secretary OF ihe Dallas locke
: rluh association, wire has been run TO Ia
|, grounds by the Western Uniou telegrap
eon,panv, connecting the course with B
: telegraphIc word. The innings oi the ba
came as they we're played yesterday ate
/, noon were ielegraphed 20 the up town ohi'
! of the Cult. Colorado & Santa Fe, whic
|, posted the result.