The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-03
81. BAUMAN, Manager.
FOG Elm Street, Dallas, Texas

an opportunity of doing 80. They will
conclude their military exercises with u
social hop. aud the hall being large and
airy, u pleasant time Is assured.
Persons wishing to run branches to the
sewer pipes now being laid by the city
should call on A. MCWhirk, successor TO y
Il. Hosmer & Co., iOG Elm street.
Wootan's we'll mineral water madehas
some most wonderful cures, For so early
In the season many visitors arc already
there from every section OF the country.
Owing to the protracted illness of Rev
W. II. Hughes pastor of the Lamar street
NJ. II. church south, DR.. G. q. Gillespie will
occupy his pnlpit this morning at II o'clock,
and tonight
With fire or cyclone insurance policy
from John 3. Alderhof's agency, You need
never tremble when you hear the fire bell
or the roar of the winds. Otlice opposite
Exchange bank.
Telephone your orders for groceries early
in the day to Bryan Il Bradshaw ms their
orders in the latter part of the day keep
their telephone wire busy, and you can get
your groceries delivered at any hour.
Everybody who freguents the Fort knows
| Gentleman Gus" Rintleman and where,
| he can be found-bohind the bar OF the
Local Option. near depot. UneXceptiona-
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 u very odd individual. and
will afford you fine evenings enjoyment;
on Wednesday, Jane 9Th, at Y. Nj, IL, \.
hall
| Ben Wilson. who was arrested Friday by
Deputy Sheriff Lewis on the charge of the
theft Of horse, and lodged in Jail. gave
bond yesterday in the sum of $500, with A.
q. Rust, W. Preston and Il. d. Plumble MS
sutities.
MIR. II. Il. Toy, of Virginia, representing
the Estey Organ Company, will, by special
request, sing tenor solo at the Congrega-
tional Church to-day, corner llarwood and
Byran streets. Lovers OF good music will
take that In.
Don't forget the rattle, 81 per chance Tor
TWO gold watches and two very fine Nicer.
chaum pipes, at Jake Mcnc2er's Elm Tx.
change. These articles arc ent rely new
and are worth more than the amount they
are rallied tor.
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 he excelled. Don't forget the
Elm Street Exchange.
Mr.. John 4. Long purchased OF Mr.. Isaac
Shaw his livery rig ami lease ON stable for
$1,000. II is already fine stable of both
vehicles and horses, but Mr.. Ions proposes
adding 5000 more to it, and intends max
Ing 1t the finest livery stable In the state.
Complaint is made that the city scayen.
gers are direlict m their duty, inasmuch nv
| ~ utynV Ia, IA, ~, nj p.x 4,
out OF the city too near the turnpike lead
ing from the Trinity bridge, rendering IL
very obnoxious to those travelling the pike
officer John Overland arrested man YES.
terday who had in his possession a hors,
which was stolen from Mr.. J. h. Berrymap
of Wise county. The man gave his name
NJ lack Brown. The officer took charge of
the horse and locked Brown up to await adj
vices from Wise county.
In speaking OF tho capture of Mr.. Adam
Bergman two horses, which had been
stolen, the types made 1t appear they were
branded with the letter CO.. which was
not the case. The animals had ordinary
brands, and were captured by the Lave
Stock Protective association OF Texas.
The services Of the Live Oak Baptist
church will DO held hereafter In their
chapel, on Live Oak and larwood streets,
The confusion arising from holding the
Sunday school IN the chapel and thechurch
services In the opera house was found to be
injurious TO- the interests Of the church,
Hence tho change.
Our great sale OF embroideries Is still In
progress. The lades have learned that
goods were never offered at such prices be.
fore, and tho numbers docking to the sale
increase with each day. There are 5 900
pieces In all, and II the rush continues for n
few days more, they will all DO sold.
SANGER BRo's.
The thanks Of the HERALD are returned
t. Mrs NJ. Phillips, who has removed her
Hover stand from $40 Main street 10 S1S Pa.
oific avenue, for one of tho most beautiful
and tastefully arranged bouquets that has
been seen In our sanctum this season, Par
ties desiring choice flowers and elegant
bouquets will do well to call ON Mrs. M.
Phillips.
Mcssrs. Griswold & Sperry, ithe Laclede
hotel, b. Louip, has succeeded In pIscinS
that house In the front rank with HE bert