The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-05

not surpassed by any house In town.
Iheir place IL convenient and quiet; aud
besides, you can get the best wines, liqnors
and cigars In the city.
The celebrated English drink, "Hall and
Halt, " aud the best lunch in the city ut
Jake Msnczer's Elm street Exchange.
Don't let the children fall In your we'll,
but make IL safe with Crosby's rubber
bucket chain pumps sold by $. q. Burnett,
Sll Main street.
Mrs. Nj, J. Chambers and Mrs. Title Il.
Good, dressmakere can be found AZ 1911
Main street. where they will be well pleased
to see their friends.
A. II. Bouche. the Main street grocer. is
moving into his new store ono block above.
ON Main street, aud is getting in everything
fresh In the grocery line.
The Tabanacle Sunday school, corner of
Sycamore and Elm street, has changed the
time for Sabbath school, to $50 In the
morning instead Of 3 o'clock In the after
noon rs before. All are invited.
Everybody who ireQuents the Fort knows
Gentleman Gus" Rintleman and where
he can be found-behind the bar OF the
Local Option, near depot. UueXceptiona.
BILE LIQUOR and courteous attendance.
Please make your engagements for sit
ungs ut my Photo Art Studio, G05 Main
street, between the hours OF q a. III. and
2p. M, this hot weather.
W. MoCLELLAN.
II you make II rule to flavor all your
cod drinks with 10 or 10 drops of AMIGOS.
tura Bitters you will keep free rom sim.
mer diseases and have your digestive or
gans In good order. But be- sure You get
the genuine Article, manufactured only by
DR.. j. G. ID. Siegert 4 Sons.
Those who contemplate attending the re-
union OF the ext oniederatos at Mckinney.
should take the early o'clock train, AS the
others will, IN all probability, be very much
crowded. A large crowd will attend from
this city.
The words spoken by great men on their
death-beds are ollen wonderfully charac.
teristic, and their tone OF solemn prophecy
often oreatesa profound impression, "Tetc
d'armee" murmured Napoleon, rs his
Titanic spirit shook oil its mortal habil.
iments. more Light was Goethe's last
utteranoe, "Wreathed with Towers whis.
pereu Mirabeau, "Oh, for glass OF TNney
fausts lager beer, from the Apollo Hallp'
gasped Tom Collins, as he expired.
Mrs. Williams, talking to Mrs. Jone,
coming down town the other day. was
complaining that II cost so much to live
nowadays ana that groceries wore so hirh
but knowing that Mrs, Jones did not have
the income that she had, still she knew She
lived better and that she paid promptly nil
her bills. Mrs. Jones remarked that the
fact no douhtwas In the place she dealt AZ.
that she bought all OF her flour, lard, coffee.
sugar, hams, spices, canned goods, potatoes
meal, etc, ut Bryan 4 Bradshaw's grocery
store, Elm street, and that she believed
anyone who dealt with them could live n,
cheap as she could, and got the Vest Of
everything and have them promptly delN.
cred.
lfyou have sewing machine that il ont
Of order, that you feel discouraged about,
and some sewing m ichine agent is at yonr
elbow trying to persuade you that Il is "no
account and played out, land wants TO sell
you a new maohine-you Just take the old
machine down TO Btyanl's sewing machine
depot, Dol Elm street, Dallas, and ten Ia
one, unless It's mighty bad case, YOU can
have new life put into the old machine az
very little expense, and ityou are bent on
buyinga new machine, first let BRYANT
show YOU those beautiful No. z and the Du.
pick Chain and Lock Stitch machine and
then you will be competent to deiermine
your best interests.