The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
oRD's PLACE.


Do YOU know, reader, where or what
"Ord's Place" is2 We will tell you. Last
night SIR. r. G.. Ord, young man full o.
life and enterprise, opsued the handsomest,
most elegant saloon In all the city az No,
IA Lamar street, ono door north from the
corner OF Main. Tho place is most Gle
gantly finished and furnished. Tho paper
hanging is artistic, the furniture most Gle
gant-ail the Surroundings srs indeed a
poem in the beauty taste and genius di'
played in all its appointments
Tho proprietor, Mr.. T. G..
ord, desires II especially mentioned
that everybody Is welcome within the pre-
cinois OF "Ordis Place" whether no be Ia
tatters cr In ina proudest habiliments OF
the land, provided he is gentleman and
conducts himself ne 4 gentleman. In rear
of the saloon there Is a most elegant parlor
fitted IN. On the floor Is magnificent
Brussels carpet, in the c5nire of the ceilin.,
a beautiful chandelier hangs, with its
pretty globe, while on he walls bracket
lights add to the brilliancy. Most elegant
velvet and plush upholstered walnut
chairs, one rocker, and
settee with commodious
and convenient desk and pretty service
China cuspidores make upstbo furniture OF
the room. TLis room H. intended Tor the
accommodation Of c3nlm rcial tray ,'er'
anu lnN DuUlk E"AANf my NAAb AlA - AfsHh q
corresponds to attend to, or want q
party OF friends to spend quiet hour In d
quiet place On the desk there will always
be found paper. envelopes, stamps and
postal cards fr those who want TO write.
A wide door is between this back room and
The saloon with fine, beautiful add
elegant curtains hanging between. 1t
n party Of gentlemen should occupy the
room, desiring quiet and privacy, others
will be kept ont.
In rssporse TO the following invitation,
very numerous gentlemen were present to
participate in the festivities Of the oeca-
GYou are respectfully invited to attend
the opening of 0rd's Place, Tuesday Janu-
airy /, 1884, at 1880 p. MIA Lamar street,
Dallas, Texas,
FRANK CAUTHoRH, Manager,
at. G. ORD, Proprietor"
As will be seen from the foregoing invita-
ton Mr.. Frank Cauthorn is named as man.
ager of the place Everybody knows Frank,
'our Frank He IL one of tho M st pop
ular saloon men in all our city; rs au artist
IN his line he Is an artist. Always pleas
ant, suave, genial and kindly, he has u
great big host II friends, and the HERALD
congratulntes Mr.. Ord ia his good fortune
in SECURING Frank as one OF his assistants.
With Frank is Mr.. w. w. Dunn, q young
man comparatively stranger In our city,
but he is well.known to Mr.. Ord, who
youches for him as pleasant and cour-
teous gentleman who makes friends right
along. He comes TO Dallas With the repu
tation Of being one OF the most finished
and artistic "mixologstsn in the entire
states. In conclusion 10 IL meet 10 say that
at Ords Place" special y will be made
of the very finest liquors ana wines of all
kinds that money will buy. IL is the OBJ
iect Of the proprietor 10 make his
saloon the bon ton place OF the
oity. and to do this he intends always TO sell
only the very best and finest goods; go,
Ia the back ioom oi the saloon which hos
already been mentioned, there will always
pe found besides the city papers the lead
ing papers, fresh ard crisp OF every eection
New York. baltimore, Washington Tin.
oinnati, Louisville, 81 Louis, Chicago, Kan
sas City, New Orleans, stc., etc in other
words. the leading paper of every section
can there be found. The HREAeD COIN
m ends Cords Place"