The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17

| President Costing desires all members OF
the association who wish to 20 on the trir
to Monterey, to register their names with
him at the city hall this morning. Do no
fail.
| Messrs. Mayer Il Helienstein, the wide
awake proprielors of Tivoli hall, have, at
considerable expense, engaged an Italian
orchestra to play in their beer hall during
Smngerfest week. They are determined To
render their place as pleasant and attractive
as possible to visitors, and if sweet music,
good beer and fine wines and superior Ii.
quors and summer garden in the rear of
their place will do it, they will esucceed
most admirably.
Scale of prices to the Smngerfest are as
follows: Conoeyt Tuesday night, Sl.OO;
concert Wednesday night, $lOO; matinee
| wednesday evening SO cents; picnic Thurs
day, - GEMS; concert and bali, $l00; and
| remember that no extra charge will he
made for reserved seats to the concerts and
matinee, and which can be secured TODAY
at the box-oifice of Craddocks opera-h house.
Don 70 wait. Go get your tickets reserved
rs they are being rapidly taken.
| Joe Abozzo, grocer, vegetable fish and
iruit dealer, No. sos Main street, is doing n
large shipping business to points through
out North Texas. He has been in the bus
mess twenty five years and is veteran.
Orders in the city and abroad promptly at =
tended to. He carries large, fresh and
select stock OF vegetables. Joe wishes the
public to understand that he makes a
speciality of vegetables, and proposes to
constitute his house the grand vegetable
depot of Dallas.
| Diamonds, Howard watches, Waltham.
Elgin, Springfield and Lancaster watches,
IN gold ana silver cases; fine Swiss
watches. An elegant new stock of iewelry,
rings, fine gold sets, necklaces lockets and
chains, ear-drops, gold pins, bracelets,
thimblesi tine assortment of sleeve buttons,
studs, gold spectacles and eyeglasses. New
STOCK OF silverWare, tea sets, ice pitchers
walters, toilet sets, castors Rogers Bros
llat wood, fine marble and gilt clocks, at
corner of Main and Poydras streets.
With pleasure we call attention to the
book and stationary house of j. b, Fears
800 Main street. Mr.. Fears has recently
received large additions to his stock, and
now has on hand full assortment; blank
books, letter-paper, school-books, miscella.
neous works, pocket.books, leather bags,
bankers cases, fancy goods and novelties
by the thousands. His stock is simply
complete throughout, and prices bottom,
Parties desiring to purchase would DO well
to examine his stock before buying else.
where
To strangers visiting the city during the
interesting ceremonies of the S,cngerfest,
w. Mcclellan, the photographer, extends
an earnest invitation to visit his studio and
parlors, No. 7O5, Main street. There is no
gallery in America that excels Nc.
Clellan's in the beauty of finish, positive
ness of feature and lite-likeness of its pict.
nres. Visitors from the east, return and
accord our photographer the need OF tri.
umph over any artist whose work they
have seen. All he desires is u visit to his
beautiful rooms, and an inspection of Ills
productions. His order book embraces
names from all parts of Texas, and in
catching the shadow, 1t is pleasant to note
that Nc. Is also gathering a little of the
substance.