The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-27

me outlay should remember chat nothing
contributes more 10 the pleasure u the
iamiIy circle than q fine piano Of organ.
Such presents bring Joy not only nj Christ.
mas, but all the year round.
His stock OF Pianos include the well-known
'ChiokeriDg," Mathushek' and 70. II I'd
wards" Tor tone aud finish not excelied by
any other make OF Pianos. His large sales
10 meny Of our prominent citizens OF these
instruments demonstrate their superiority
and his ability to sell at moderate figures.
His display OF the celebrated mason u
Hamlinn and "Western Cottage" organs IL
not surpassed by any house In the state
and the many psrlors, Sunday-schools ana
churches who are using these instru ments
are but an evidence OF their worth.
His stock OF music comprises all of the
NEST popular songs and instrumental mu.
sic. and is constantly in receipt OF the
laie st productions as last as they appear.
IFS shelyeB and showcases are crowded
with musical merchandise, from the
French barp up h. the finest violin, violin
strings, concertinas, accordtons, drums
wind and stIinged instruments, and in
fact everything to make music Mr.. Ed
wards does very large wholesale busi.
ness, and i has so grown that he has been
com pelled to secure Other quarters, and
which are now being erected next 10 the
HERALD builcigg. This demand for in.
crease OF space shows that he is pushing
his business and that he is pleasing his
patrons.
L. cRADDocE
corner of Main and ps,in s reefs This
we'll known liquor house has a sanding in
the community and throughout the state
that bespeaRs the confidence of all who are
10 search OF pure Iquo s. Mr.. Craddock
has had Ii e'long exps rience in his BUSH
ness aud Offers high grades of wines, bran.
dies, and WHISTLES peculiarly tempting at
this season. He has one of the largest and
best selected stocks offered 10 the citizens OF
Dallas. His stocks of old Sour Mash
Monarch" whisky, Gnckheimer rye,
Nelson and Lincoln county
Whiskies are all aged, and By himself and
which he guarantees to be The best IL the
market. They ara Just the things for Egg
Nog, Tom and Jerry, Apple Teddy. &c. He
will deliver to any part OF the city his line
old Whiskies and Brandies and sells them
by the gallon and jug.
He has large stocK OF pure old Robert
son county and Tennessee Whiskey, and
his Peach and Apple Brandy only. needs
trial to be appreciated. His imported
Wines, Brandies, Gins ana CordiaIs ior
medical purposes are in quality and purity
not excelled His motto now Is "Christ-
mas Cheer" and his stock thereof certainly
embraces great deal to make the freside
cheerful.
At the
CRYSTAL PALACE,
Elm street, orders had been given 70 sell
out their large stock of decorated dinner
and tea sets, toilet sets, water sets, bisque
figures, silver-plated ware, noticed cupe,
shaving mugs, cigar stands, lamps and
chandeliers at cost, and ss Santa Claus was
In earnest when he gave these instructions
YOU would do well to call there and make
your selections before they are all gone.
Many persons seemed to be taking ad van
tage of the low prices.
GEORGE RICK,
the largest, is one
of the most reliable in the city. He cor.
daily invites the public to an inspection OF
their large assortment of fancy chairs,
lounges, parlor and chamber suits and the
Iike-ali most suitable for holiday presents
There may be articles for presents more or
less costly. more pelata0le or more epheme,
raj, yet there can be none more useful and
generally acceptable than substantial and
ornamental furniture. Purchasers cant
be mistaken on gong to George Kicks at
this time, where he viii be found presid'
ing with all the urbanity so fitting in the
proprietor of such a mammoth estsb lish-
ment. Santa Claus has given him special
and has shipped him tremen-
dous lot of goods to be given out TO the
heads of families this season. His bed
room sets of furniture make display cred.
table to the largest house in the lifted
States. He has them from all prices to the
plain turned wood TO those for hundreds OF
dollars. Every known wood from every
known country is seen In his
collection of furniture. His par
ior sets are lovely. Prices
aud quality suitable for the person In mod
crate me aus to those however rich they may
be. His stock OF wardrobes, wasbslands
chairs, rockers. tables, hobby horses. era
dies, small chairs, lounges. bedsprinRs aud
mattresses are unexcelled in variety. Ow-
ing TO the immense growth OF nis business,
he was com PEELED to build his present
building which is the largest used for the
furniture business IN the state. His floors
and ceilings are Just crowded with goods.
Don't fail TO see Rick. 747 and 749 Elm
street.
Now we are at
bryan BRADsHAw's,
EN- street. Ali Ladies and gentlemen, here
we have come TO the old reliable grocery.
O luld those who had fessted on Christm as
from the good things that were bought at
this store-the Eoglish plum-pudding, the
buck wheat, the venison, the good things OF
all kinds-rise mp, they would form an
army. And yet that army would be
amazed to see the progress, that has been
made by thus establishment, wnicn 10
their day they thought perfection; Iney
have everything In the grocery lne tnat
heart could wish Tor or appetite cave, ana
the complete stock is made the
more complete and the -mor
desirable by the oooeing ana
fair manner in which II IS dispensed 70 GUS
toners. They have made unusual prepsr-
atoms for the chrlstmas supply. a glance
at their stock makes the mouth water. ana
their skill and Judgement ere susIan'es OF
the excellence OF their selections. FOR
christmas they furnish the very corosr
stone, aud Tor 2ood nving tney op,y .emP'
a mau 10 run up TOO large q OIL. JUST ex-
anime their fruits, presestrves ana pickles;
their raisins, citron, currsnts-all new crop
4 nd Trash. Ali Of which. with gelatine, isin.
Lac malaga cranes. oranges. mute. and
ra.i,.. ,,irw,nnddins ara 10 the house
! al,,sr the verv essence Of christmas. To