The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-10
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The ice dealer is beside himself with
delight.
Dallas is to have now telephone cx
change.
Fresh sugar-curcd dried beef. at Loeb
a Froiberg's.
The woman in white is the popular
style Of dress Just now.
Fresh groceries, fine wines and GOOD
whisky, at Loeb ~ Freihcrg's.
The artcsian well is quite a place of
resort since tho water famine set in.
The street ears are harvesting num-
hcrS OF nickclS these warm days.
NJ. McClclland and wife, of Dallas. are
4uartcrcd ut the Beach hotel, Galveston.
Pure honey, pigs feet and tripe. i'm
,Wo ana thrce-pound cans, at Loeb Il
Freiberg'S.
Thunder and Lightning, relish, and
aorse-radish flour, in bottles, vt Loeb d
Frciberg's.
Owing to the scarcity of water laun-
drles threaten to raise the price of
laundrying.
y number of hats were wagerod YES
,cruay on the result of the Democratic
National convention.
nv IIissoN lanu case Is still being
argued ny counsel before Judge Lathrop,
special Judge in the District court.
The station-house, the so-called "coo,-
err is u perfect IIadcs, the prisoners
| say, this excessively warm weather.
Just received, some more of that fine
rlaret which we will draw of i'm all
SIze packages, this week. Loeb & Frei-
berg.
Fresh rye flour, Oatmeal. cracked
/ wheat, cerealine and other farinaceous
fsnodS, TOO numerous to mention, at
Loeb II Frcibergs.
The committees OF the Ex-Confederate
reunion will meet this 3 u. m, al the
Office ofCol. u. \. Williams TO visit the
camping grounds ut Longs Lake where
the reunion will be held.
Robert Lee Poague, of Virginia. died
yesterday at p. m, in East Dallas, of
malarlal fever. He was an excellent
young man, and during his brief STAY
mere made many warm friends.
Durkce's Salad Dressing is the hest
thing, of the kind over sold. With il
superb salad Of any kind can he made
without delay or trouble. Ii is also one
Oh the best sauces for cold meats, etc.
This afternoon the Gents Driving nsso-
citation gives its third races Of the season
at the fair grounds. Some animals
winch made pretty good records i'm
private races are entered, and fine sport
is expected.
Chairman carter, of the water COM
mission, says that the commission is do
ing all IN It's power To alleviate the water
famine. The springs at the works nrr
being cleaned out and things put i'm
better Ship-shapc.
Major q. \. Roth, formerly of the
Board OF Trade restaurant, has rented
two rooms in the Merchants ENchnnpc.
corner of Lamar and Commerce streets
and will open up on the 18th of August
an elegant saloon.
$. Beck, the icwelcr, 5li Main street, is
agent for "KaytOn's Celebrated White
Crystal SpcctaclcS' acknowledged To loo
the bcst SpectacleS in the market. Call
ana purchase pair and he convinced of
their, superiority. \ perfect fit guuran-
tced!
II. Keller and wife sold yesterday to
l.. A. Pires - by lW feet ON the north
side Of Main street lust east of Rlonk-
cnship Il lilakc's for $i9N cash. The
purchaser contemplates the speedy
erection of u handsome threc-stnrv
business building on the ground.
"What yer putin inS" uuorried long
lank chunk of lazy humanity of the fore
man Of the street grading force. "Bois
dare, replied the foreman thinking he
was referring TO the street pavement.
"Bodocks ELI, well do You think the,
will beat wntcrmclons?" The foreman
of the force struck him once, only once,
but he landed him some ten feet distant
in q heap uf'dirt.