The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04
FLOTSA1I

The weather continues cloudy and rainy.
The preas gang are beginning TO drop in.
Business men, the Hunstahle Common
| Sense shoes are easy.
The waBhout on tho Texas Central road,
below Mil!er's terry, has boen repaired and
trains are on time.
If YOU have properties for sale put them
| In the hands OF the Texas d Mexican Land
and Investment company.
The Missouri Pacific sleeper leaving new
brick depot 500 every night, runs through
| to ST. Louis without charge.
For elegant paper hanging, picture
| frames and artists materlals, 80 to j. ID.
Roberts & Co., nj III Elm street.
A pstol shot Was fired on Elm street
ear Murphy street this morning 0bIu;
O'Clock by some party unknown.
The washout out on the Missouri Pacific
IN the Indian TerfitOrv, has been repaired
and trains are now running as usual.
Fer the leading weeklies, society and
sporting papers, and tho best wineu and
liquors, 20 to Ord's, ia Lamar street.
A vsrrau. was issued yesterday for the
arrest of Amanda Denso1, colored, chGrg-
ing her with the theft OF $40 from Tom
Gardner.
A pig with tbrse heads, fyo eyes and
eeven legs was put in cohol by HckoI d
Patterson yesterday morning for Mr.. Com
soy It's owner.
Judge f. u Burke presented the Lamar
II tles with g lot OF fine cigars yesterday,
and Ctlonel ID A. Williams wet their
whistles" for them.
Mr.. Harry @. Boatner and Miss Carrie
Il ton were united in marriage Isss eve.
ming by Rev. A. Z. Smith, OF the First
,. esbyterlln church.
n p,,.-ts g. o., III Elm street, are
,.,d -. for picture flames, artists'
mstetieis ana ar.i-iio paper hanging The
lat est sly lee OF wall paper.
The travelling men held a meeting last
night In Captain Frank Wheat's office and
took steps preparatory to their grand bail
and banquet to occur May 2lst.
The frat presentation of the fairy opera
Aladdin will take place at tbe opera. house
tomorrow (Nonday) evening. Vhe simple
mention Is considered sufficient.
Il. Kuathssu, Of the City laundry, was
arrested yesterday on warrant charging
him with theft OF clothes from J. lsreGl.
Ha gnve bond IN the sum OF $3.50.
Those who wish 70 rent rooms in the new
Merchants exchange building should put
in their anplirs ions to Mr. King, the sec.
rotary oi the Merchants exchange.
The employee OF the telephone Office pre-
sented Mr.. @. rs. Clover, their late super
intendent with handsome gold-headed
cane yesterday as mark NJ their esteem.
}. A. Seegar, the dentist, has ifmoyed to
the post office block, DOG Elm street. Prices
of work. Full sets teeth, Sl5; gold Filings,
So; amaIgam, 80 cents; extracting teeth 90
cents.
All persons WHO have carriages or bug.
gies they will loan on Wednesday after
noon TO give the editors drive will confer
favor Dy addressing w. l.. Hall at the
HERALD office.
We would suggest to parties who wish to
buy lots ciose 20 tho business part OF the
CITY 10 take q look ct the Cedar Grove"
addition. These lots are being offered at
low prices and on easy terms.
Mr., Coulson, No. 1870 East Dallas, has
adopted the waf mentioned sofreqlaltly OF
late. great number OF persons called at
Mrs. Melley's on reading IN the HERALD
that the infant was petitioner for home
We DEFY any house In the city or state 10
show IN as large stock OF millinery goods,
espacislly hats and bonnets, trimmed aud
untrlmmed, colnrs or styles. Come aud
convince yourself at Baumau's, 70j Elm
street.
Rev. DR.. Broughton has rendered his res.
ignation az castor OF the Cumberland Pres
byterisn church, which was accepted. The
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their pastor aud Efforts ere being made TO
retain kim.
Attention Is called to the advertisement
Of Pfather & Audrey, Offering for sale lois
in the Cedar Grove" addition. Q1ite
= number Of our best citizens have our
chased los In this addition, who have al
ready commencsd TO build.
by referring TO the transfers Of real estate
for the past week, published in this issue,
IL will be seen that lots In the Cedar
Grove" addition are being sold rapidly 10
some OF our best citizens, many Of whom
are now building and preparing to build.
Madam Harrell. clGirvoyant, reveals the
past and fo-etells future events, causes
happiness in families and gives Informs
ton about lost or stolen goods. Gan be
consulted by calling at 1l02 Main street,
Dallas, Texas. Hours from 8 q. m 10 8 p, m.
Don't forget that A. ID. O. Miller has a
frst-clsss photograph gallery. and that bis
work will not be excelled by none. He
has Just returned from 81. Louis. bringing
with him a fine assortment OF accessories
and back ground. He also has procured
the wonderful Euriscope. This mammoth
tube makes life-sizs photographs ct
the sitter, cutting plate perfectly sharp p
by "a. This work 10 Il oely executed. a. we'll
as all small work done by him. Gall and
see for yourself. A. o. ID MILLER,
GIL Elm street.