The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-22
FLOrsANi.

They arc unsurpassed COINS bath
rooms.
Yesterday was another beautiful sun
shiny day.
The familiar detectives are observed on
the streets.
So TAR six bids have CONS in for the post.
Office and fixtures.
Mrs. Morgan CAmma,k gave birth Tu &c.
day night 10 a daughter.
Mince-meat a. s cents per pound, az A.
q Bouche's grocery store.
Horse radisn and every thing in the gro
Gerry line you want, at Bouche's.
All the courts ore unusually dull Just
ow and there 10 SCARCELY anything doing.
Itis a paragon Of besutv-Lee Cobn'g
barber shop on Lamar and Main streets,
Gee whiz. where are oil of them people
going? Why, to Ord's pl ace TO get q good
drink.
Tho barber shop of Lee Conn Is unsur-
passed IN elegance by any other establish
meDt in Texas.
When the building Is completed, the
merchants exchange will have twenty-oight
rooms for rent
The most elegant and complete bat
rooms In the city are Lee COINS, corner OF
Lamar and Main streets.
Tho Dallas military companies will at
tend the grand military drill at Houston
aud contest for the prizes.
Travel over the rail ways IN picking up
since the late hard rains which for time
caused almost an entire suspension.
To New Orleans Narii Gras without
change, by the Houston Central and Star
& Crescent route. Round trip, SIG %.
Passengers can 70 in sleeper at p. m,
ard 90 through TO New Orleans without
change, oy the Central and Star 81 Crescent
route.
The most elegant barber shop aud eI-
1uisits bathrooms In the state OF I, xas-
Lee Cohn, corner OF Main and Lamar
streets.
John Doyle was jerked and fined yes,or.
day SIS In the CITY court for sppropria,ing
fruit from q flu stand, ana $40 for resist
ing an officer.
The Missouri Pacific trnins arrive and
depart from rexas & Pacific depot. They
do not 90 {, the Union depot. Travellers
will please note.
Mra. Tom Csrnes, whom her husband has
sued for a divorce, was locked up yesterday
for drunkenness. The unfortunate woman
/, d slave 10 strong drink.
J. w. Saunders, who was tried few days
since in Justice Kendall's court, on the
charge OF assaultiug DR.. Black, had a new
hearing yesterday and was acquitted.
Nttlipg has bsSn heard from the frantic
! messenger who leaped IRON the north bound
passenger train on the Tex.s Central, some
Two miles north of this city, "Wednesday
nil ht.
The ladies of the Congregational church
vii give lunch and supper on Wash
ington's" birthday. Friday the 22nd. IN the
building recently occupied by q. II. Ed
wards.
Attention is called TO the advertisement
of "Wanted-A good sign painter aud
rralner," by f r. Brassart, OF Corscsns.
| A steady JOB viii b. given to good, sober
workman.
The officers who have charge Of Lyons
Bros. stock o! goods, which we're att iched,
are OF the opinion that the stock vii IL
voice so 900 or s., coo m Ore than the claims
amount TO.
A baseball benefit will be given NJ.
George c. Fisher, the old tt,nd-by OF toe
Broyn Stockings, Sunday evening, the 2iih'
AZ the race course. He ought TO have
large crowd.
The funeral OF Jsre Dryer, the musoisn,
| took ,lic yesterday afternoon. The re-
mains we're escorted 10 their last resting
| ace, Ia Trinity cemetsrg, by friends and
lelow-musicians.
Mrs Erges has arrived in the city with q
splendid assortment " masqnes, wigs and
mstque AIDE suits. which she will rent
chpao. CAL At Mrs. Longs, l4l4 Maip
street, ie,r Union depot.
The Knights Templar will experience q
ulsassnt time this evening. The grand
commander makes his official visit, =
sumrtuous banquet will be spread and
good lime is anticipated by the Sir
Knights. n
The gas last evening throughout the City
was OF = most miserable character, afford.
log very poor light The management OF
the work report that one OF the large pipes
vas nosted aud got full of air, which de-
s;royed the quality.
Murdock Il Baldwin keep the most lelect
stock OF stationery, consisting Of tinted
paper and envelopes. To- lscap, legal cap,
letter note. pens, pencils, etc, and at the
most ressorshle prices 10 be found In Dali
s: at $40 Nam street.
The handsome "crazy" guilt which was
r m d of last evening at the auction rooms
IT Blakeney n Free was won by M. Joseph
B.ruch, Of Sanger Bfos., Throwing the
highest number Al. The proceeds were
donated to the Catholic church through the
energy of Mrs. Aston and Mrs. .Langton
and Ere. Sutherland.