The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14
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Burt and Miors' shoes Mt Block Bros
Gentlemens' embroidered slippers at
Block Bros.
Remember the crazy quilt pieces ut
Bauman's.
The Chiekering Piano leads the world.
{. II. Edwards SELLS thom.
Fresh spare ribs and back bones at
Frank llamm's 40 Elm street.
Tho finest stock OF tanoy and staple
groceries in Texas. Ed $. Aston.
Born to tho wife Of p. h. Fauke, yes
terday morning, q twelve pound boy.
The cold weather holds ON, and there
Is 80 littlo skim OF ice these mornings.
Big sale ribbons, ribbons, ribbons, of
all colors and qualities, at Bauman's.
Special sale of plushes, silk yelyets.
satlns and yelveteens, ali oolors, at Bau-
mans.
Doll babies from 25 cents TO 81. Every
Kind OF toys for children at the and 10
cent store.
Doll babies, tea-sets and ovory kind of
toys at the b aud 10 cent store, opposite
the HERALD office.
Attention is called 10 tho advertise.
nth page OF this issue.
Tho contract for tho building of the
Wagonhouser brewery was let yosiet-
day, aud will cost 100000.
l.. Craddock, at il3 aud AIS Main street.
hassomO of the finest liquors for the
Christmas holidays ever bought h
Dallas.
Now is the time to be posted; when
aud where 10 ind an appropriate hou-
day aiit. Read Kuepny " SONS
standing lad"
Telephone for Molono Il Co.'s bus
and transfer line, If You desire To meet
, trains promptly. Offices, st. George
and Windsor hotels.
s. Beck, this iewelor, has received n
choice stock of Meridian siiver-plated
ware for the holidays. Can early and
have your presents put away.
Mr. Richard Cohen has sold out his
/ business here, and will leave with his
! family, tho hrst week In January, for
Los Angeles, their future home.
GEN. Il. NJ. Gano will preach this
morning at II O'clock and 1850 in the
evening, at the First Christian church,
at the corner of Pearl aud Bryan streets
You viii find none but polite and at.
topiive mon in charge of Nelune & Co. Is
bus and transfer line. They meet Ali
trains aud make calls 10 any part oil the
city.
We call tho attention Of all lovers OF
good cheer on Christmas, to the liberal
Oiler of Hughes Bros. 10 dispose of their
surplus OF champagne wins. See their
advertisements.
County Attorner Clint has given the
newsdenlOrs permission to continue the
sale of tho Police Gazette, etc, until
they can cuuntermaud their orders, cut.
| ting 10 of their list Of papers.
Il. Deacio, arrested ON the charge OF
shooting NJ his hthor-in-law, Sagori,
had preliminary hearing yesterday
before Justice Kendall, aud was nd.
United To bail In the sum of $500.
Mrs. Eggers has arrived in tho city
with an elegant assortment of masQu-
rado costumes, masks, etc, for rent,
and can be found at Mrs. Lon's hotel,
lili Main street, near Union depot
The Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph com.
plny arc building their line from the
suburbs down Live Oak street, aud viii
connect to-day or tomorrow with tue
Telegraph lino of The uulf, Colorado 4
Santa Flo railway.
Messrs d. l.. Malone & Co. have pur
chased the bus and transfer line OF w
Z. Siler. They meet all trains from thu
principal hotels aud make calls TO All
part OF the city. 6ivo them trial ant
be convinced that they know their bu
siuess.
M. II. NJ. Stevens was taken in ons
tody yesterday by City Marshal Arnol,
on "A telegram received from Ollice
Woodle of Fort Worth. The tele iran
did not state what no was wanted Tor
and II may bo he is ON attached wltnes
to testify In some case.