The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-07

running from here to st. Louis. 1t is
limited that the accommodation train on
| the Texas & Pacific is to be dispensed with
though this train has been doing thrifty
| business.
Telephone youHprders for groceries early
| In the day to Bryan e. Bradshaw as 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 fre9uents the Fort knows
| Gentleman Gus" Rintleman and where,
he can be found-behind the bar OF the
Local Option, near depot. UnexCeptiona-
| BILE liquor and courteous attendance.
From letters received from Missouri I'M
der date OF June 4 the weather is unusually
| cool, fires required morning and evening.
overcoats have not been dispensed with
and crops of all kind are backward at least
three weeks.
| 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 be excelled. Don't forget the
Elm Street Exchange.
Drug store for sale in good town, county
seat, in northwest Texas. First-rate open
ing for physician. Good trade. Satisiac-
tory reasons for selling. Stock about
&,7W. For terms, ETC., address Crowdus Il
Baldwin, Dallas, Texas.
That circular alleged to have been issued
by Messrs. kaufman Il Runge, OF Calves
ton, the authorship of which they deny
most emphatically, rejecting upon the cot.
ton dealers of Dallas, has created quite a
commoton here in business circles.
ii. Blakeney, Zine, Very Fine" has
rented the store No. 705 Main street, the
old office of the Texas express company
and will open up in it first. class auction
house. Consgnments OF goods are sole
tied. See his card in another column.
The county court was engaged in tht
trial OF John Collins VS.. the Texas Il Pacific
railway, in which alleged damages wer,
preferred by the defendant, yesterday. Hi.
plea was, in effect, that while endeavorinl
to enter Dallas on a push car he was run
against by an engine and suffered many in
1uries. The case is still on trial.
Professor Il. M. Wallank, teacher of piano
and harmony, has located in our city, ant
desires to inform the public that he viii
receive pupils Of all grades in those
branches. Mr.. Wallank has been con
nected with some first class educational in
situations OF Missouri and Texas, and bring.
with him most satisfactory testimonials
He also sOliCits students in modern anC
shcieni languages French, German, Latin
Greek-oi which he is u graduate of Bran
dehburG Academy, Germany. For further
particulars apply 10 Frees Il Sons music
store, Nam street.
THERE'S net single family In town ths
Is not In want Of piocs rias-ecod groceries
land many would like to know where
to 90 to get anything in the
grocery line that can he called for. We
mention Bryan h Bradshaw, Elm street
who are always receiving fresh lots every
day, All the delicaces Of the season In the
grocery line they keep, as well rs the
the heavy groceries, such as flour, sugar
coffee, etc. They have wagons which are
going all the time and which will promptly
deliver all orders. You can rely upon get.
ting fresh goods at the lowest prices
promptly delivered. What more do you
wantp II you want groceries given you
Just try them and see II they will not pu,
prices down so low that You cannot tell Il
you are buying them or not. Don't fail tc
give trial order through the telephone tc
Bryan & Bradshaw, the Elm street grocers