The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-17
OVER THE CITY.
John Mccullough.


Fine maple sugar at Bouche's.
The weather continues cloudy, cold and
misty.
+ The free bridge and turnpike need re-
pairing. ,-...-.,
6. city council meets tonight in reg W; wi
session. -,
Fresh groceries at Borche'., opposite
HERALD.
Bouche will deliver your groceries in any
part of the city.
Christmas is past, but the rush for Il.
heach's line candies continues. III Elm
street.
As soon as the weather clears up, work
on the new Texas ~ Pacific depot will be
resumed.
Yesterday Frank James was married to
Miss Sarah i. Burton, Rev. w. q. Young
officiating.
Groceries given away-ior as little money
as anyone would wish, at Bryan & Brad.
shaw's, Elm street.
Mr.. Il. 7. Turner took charge of the ticket
office OF the Missouri Pacific and Texas Pa.
ciiic roads yesterday.
The iying-jenny run just east of Field
street, between Nam ana Commerce streets,
was suppressed yesterday by the police.
The uptown ticket office of the Gulf. Col.
0rado d Santa Fe road, in the Windsor
hotel, has erected handsome sign in front
of it.
A meeting of the Dallas Social club is
called tonight at the office of Dexter 4
Furguson. business Of importance. A full
attendance is desired.
Dorf;au vtc,tiny n,;o .lu..I1
Fred. Manget, ticket broker, corner Fifth
and Chestnut streets. He sells tickets to
all points at reduced rates, and also buys
tickets at highest market prices.
Really, Bryan & Bradshaw, Elm street.
have the best assorted and one OF the largest
stocks OF the best e. oceries ever brought to
Dallas, and they are giving groceries away
to all. who apply with little money.
The purest, finest premium whisky of the
W. IL. McBrayer brand is to be had at The
Office" straight or concocled by expert
mixologsts TO SUIT the taste OF the most fas-
tidious. 1t is ON roydras street, between
Main and Elm.
Reader, if you will drink w. III. Me.
Brayers whisky at THE O0ice,n you will
Five to be as old as Melhusaleh. II Is oil
from the can Office, on Poydras, betwc ell
Main and Elm streets.
Candies and all kinds of con ections,
"holesale and retail. The only place In
alias where you can get line home made
goods. Dallas Confectionery company, 7l2
lin street. l. Reach, agent,
Aswili he seen in the telrgraphic columns
ot this issue of the HERALD, III firm of G
conrad " O. Of 81 Louis, failed yest.r.
day. So, .. .,.ar .-v a. p,
here, under TIE manah j, .uent Mr.. bi.l. "a,
lcmalns open.
Al persons who have suitable lots for
o. ction OF s,cugerirs. building, aud aye
" ling TO give % Of same during the san.
g,iiest, are respectfully requested TO report
same at ID. GOslin's China Hall by Wednes-
day January II, 1888.
false alarm OF fire was sounded from
the down town eugine-house ut Z y. m.
las' evening. IL was turned ON at the cor.
nei OF Houston and HARDWOOD streets, aud
the police were flying around looking for
the party who telephoned the alarm to the
enPine.house
. Attention is called to the medical card of
DR.. Q. O. Gillespie In this mornings paper.
He comes before the people of Dallas with
an experience OF tn.rty.two years active
practices is a graduate OF three frst.clAss
medical colleges. He has established an
Office at 200 Main street, opposite the St.
George hotel. He is the father OF Tax Col.
lector Q. ID. Gillespie.
The president OF the North western Surgi.
cal institute has come TO Texas with q view
to establishing a branch OF its business In
this state, and can be found at his rooms at
the st. George hotel, Dallas, until February
Sd, fully prepared to treat all cases Of
paralysis, disease or deformity of the spine,
crooked feet, legs and arms, disease OF the
bip, knee and ankle joints, disease of the
bones chronic ulcers, and all cases crippled
or dcfcrmcd requiring surgical aid. Asthis
Is regularly Incorporated institute, with
unequaled facilities and experience In the
treatment of affections which come within
Its special province, we would advise all
who are interested not % fail 10 see this
surgeon.
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