The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-13
A THING OF BEAUTY - 4 JOY FOR.
EVER.

EVER.
This Is what u HERALD reporter said last
night when no went ihio MIR. David Cos
Inns ch'n- hall, just removed iuto the old
MaIsa Is stand, corner OF Il m ana Murphy
streets, Oar reporter seeing ~ great crowd
Ia tho store ana hearing band OF music
playing, sauntered In to SEQ what was tie
occasion oi the a herring, and learned that
IL was the opening Of China hall in It's new
quafterg. There was not less than 300
people, ladies and gentlemen, present..
Looking from tho outside our reporter
found three show windows. The first one
contained ttatuesques OF dogs, cate. etc,
and baoy carriages The second window,
double one, was filed with china sets,
glassware and such things The third
window contained china ware, silver knives
and forks and bjoutefie.
Entering the establishment our
reporter found himself In tne midst
Of no, only M immense crowd OF visitors.
but a blsZe OF gas and electric Light and
beautiful surroundings tho. would delight
tue soul OF an artist anu poet Our reporter
IL neither a. artist or poet, but he loves
the beautiful and his heart can respond 10
the echoes OF song and poesy. The sight
that greeted him on entering China Hall
Was one that aroused oil the emo
lions Of pleesurenble contemplation Of the
accomplishments OF art. all the JOY OF the
consideration OF the beau ulul How can
the su Get DO described? Words fail; the
cunnisg oil the pen ~ as nHught. Let US
say that Mr. Goslu keeps oliun sets a.
ine ~ ever was made, china sets Of u lesser
degree, and CHINA sets OF still lesser de
gree. Let us say that In so far as queens
ware is concerned, he has all qua tiles Let
us say that his china sets consist OF those
for breakfast, those for dinner those for
supper. II mas also chamber set,. You
al do know what II cham Der set is nom the
lowest TO the highest price, evnn up the
hundreds of dollars. You do all know, too,
what fine china breakfast. or dinner or
les.set costs. He hss them up into the
many hundreds OF dollars OF price; sets
ht for monerch's table. III for
the table OF the best and the
most elegant gentleman In ali
America, aud what 10 iit for a wealthy
American .entlemsn's table Is suitable Tor
the taoleof royalty Itself. How can our re-
porter pumerate WHIST he has? HIS displey
wss u bewilderment; II was m 40 oasis Ia u
barren spot;ike the chime ofbtllu on aclesT
Sabbath morning; like the laughter
of bevy of sweet, innocent girls
like modesty, Ike truth, like purity. CHINA
ware Of al kinds, Rl,ssw tre from the plain
blown goblet 10 the Bohemian glass, the
iredescent. Mnjolics ware, sayres, wedge
wood--all kinds, descriptions, pAtterns and
qualities. Why, pitcher In the store, in
= confidential mood, said TO our reporter
H. you'd take you months TO write M our
store. You sec about you pitchers, vase,
bowls, globes, cups and ssucers, plates,
diehes, iureens. jars aud thousand theI
hings | cannot anu you cannot onumefait.
We STAY here together out ge have our
-pj,ymeDt. We listened st the people who
me In and lood at us talk We bear our
SO yes priced. and we tell each other our
histories. We talk together and tn.
experience We have had would
I'LL large volume. We LIE
Mr.. GosliD. He is a good man, he takes
care OF us, he gives US fair chance in the
world because be displays US well. Mr..
Goslin has almost ever thing 10 sell. fou
will find baby carriages. tinware, baskets
and willow-were, silverws re, knives, forks
and spoons, lamps. lamp-ohimnsys, lamp
bur mere, and everything that can be
possibly thought q in the
family furnishing line. de isHn elcFsn.
and liberal in his dealings. | am olly a
pitcher, but / know whereof | sprsk. If
there is anything in ~. liue Of chlua or
glassware that he has nos got would, With
my many years obssryslioD ana eJpe-
Renee. like 20 know whGs II 70. Having
listened 70 this convrrsaron 81 the
pitcher, and having seen for himself Al The
cnins sets. hrsasfas', dinner sul supppr; I'll
he ga-twafe. 81 the uljouirue. Nl ,he
b ,by cafraEcs. al the lsmpl md chande-
/ ers, oil tho baskets and will iw-wgfe, I'll
tue cutlery, oil the furnishing goods for
kitchens and dining rooms, ana all the
ornaments and bijoutepe In Mr. David Cos
Inns china hall he is bonnd TO say
The pitcher was just and correct il ali IL
said. Mr.. Goslin desires 10 say that he is
sorry he could not open sooner. 9 he had
and anticipated, but the
shor,ness Of time prevented. H., has, how.
ever, hearty welcome tor oil who will
call to SEQ him and the preltiest and COM
pletest establishment In his line in all the
south.