The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-02
sPLINTERs.

Boots TO order at Hunstable's.
Repairing done at Hunstables.
School books at Paul Il. Erbs.
Drop in AZ Hnnstable's to-day.
Go to Hunstable's for boots and shoes.
Fresh artesian water ut Ord's saloon
free.
Tho PUNISHABLE Shoe store is tho shoe
store.
City Council meets in regular session
tonight.
Tho Lamar Rifles give moonlight
picnic tomorrow night.
A full supply OF school books at Har-
ris', $50 and 732 Main street.
Samantha Antoine, colored, was fined
80 and cost by Justice Kendall yester-
day for vagrancy.
The city employees and the municipal
officers drew their pay yesterday for the
month of August.
The first load of new corn of the sea
son came in yesterday. The grain il
good and the yield fair.
Special attention given to the Kinder
garten system, at Mrs. Elya Croom's
school. Price, 81 per month.
Tho Ilunstable Shoe company have
enlarged their retail department and are
preparing for II large TALL trade.
number of delegates to the Repub-
lican State convention, which conyenes
ut Houston to-day, left last evening.
The kindergarten teacher at Mrs.
! Elya Croon's school, Is u German lady,
VINO had long experience IN this system
in Germany.
| Mrs. Elya Groom, has secured the sor-
vices ola German lady of long expert
ence IA the teaching by the Kindergar-
ten. I'rico, VI per month.
Three bales ofcotton have been picked
on the poor farm crop. Superintendent
Fitzpatrick expects to get forty bales oil
of the siNty-iiye acres planted.
A large stock of childrons school shoes
| VIII arrive about September 10, ready
for opening OF school.
HUSsrAHLE SHOE COMPANY.
Charles Hanback, has received an ap-
pointment from tho Government as
United states pension agent of tho State
of Kansas, and will leave In fow days
for Topeka.
A thorough cotton man of fourteen
years experience AS buyer and shipper
and a practical book keeper IL open 10
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Address "Cotton," z. o. Box 200, Dallas,
Texas.
The streets presented u lively appear
ance yesterday, the first uay of the I'M
tial month Of tho business year. The
| streets were alive with men and vohi-
cles, and everybody appeared TO be In a
hurry.
Remember that j. b. Fears, the lead
ing book man of Dallas, has reduced
the retail price Of school books TO the
New York retail prices. Go tn sos Main
street and get his prices and save
money.
The Misses Collier will reopen their
private school for primary pupils on
september y, at their residence In the
Cedars. Belt aud ErYuy street car lines
pass within ono block OF school. apply
10 Misses l.. and Il, Collier, GO BroWder
street, Dallas.
Nr. II. Zimmerman, the enterprising
tailor, has Just returned from the East,
whore he purchased for the fall trade tho
finest selections ever brought to Dallas.
His goods are arriving daily, and you
should not walt ~ make your order but
place IL at once. An invitation is OK.
tended to call and examine his stock.
Tho pOstollico at Dougorty was
burned Saturday night at " o'clock.
Building and stock and the mail matter
were all lost; no Insurance. Firovsup-
posed to be incendiary. Loss on build
ing about $40 and on stock about 800 or
500. Building owned by MIR. Sim
Reeves, Of Kaufman, and stock owned
by Mr.. y. A. Rrndfield.