The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-10
SIDEWALK NOTES.

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:, New N, anchovies and sardelles at Loeb
% Fr6iberg's. 'o"
Douglas Bros. "0' ~'
male teacher of experience wanted
IN the Grove school. 0'
The Chickering Piano leads the world
T. H. Edwards sells them.
Fresh spare ribs and bacl, bo,os =,
FRANK Hamm's 40 Elm street.
The finest stock of fancy and staplo
groceries in Texas. Ed S. Aston. ~
All kinds of sausages, Weiner Wurst
iaru, ETC. Frank Eamm, 40 ELM street
Clear pork sausage at the Dallas
steam Sausage Factory, 40 Elm street.
a steady soaking raj fell Yesterday
earth. "''s 'ho
Doll babies from % cents TO 81. Everv
KIND OF toys for children at the and 10
cent store. ' ~
Justice Kendall united in marriage
Yesterday, Mr.. &. G. Schelch TO Miss
Lewella English. " Mss
Don babies, tea-sets and every kind of
Joys at tho and 10 cent store, Opposite
the HERALD office.
Everything in the grocery line IL be-
ing almost given away by Wesley Clark
AT 5l5 Elm street.
inc attention of the public Is called
TO The card of b. ii. Jones In the nro.
iessional column Of this issue.
Go early and got some of those fine
fresh. groceries at bankrupt prices M
ol3 Elm street. They must and will be
sold. ''" "'ii w
The largest stock of solid silverware
ever IN the city, suitable for bridal pres-
enls, Just received at Webbs, Go Main
street.
y. Beck, the iewcler, has received a
chOice. stock of Meridian silyer.plntoG
ware for the holidays. Gail early and
nave your presents put away.
| About half ton of Richter IIormoni.
! cas- Just received direct from Eurone. ot
| c. IL. Edwards, 7]3 and 1855 Main strsot
Low figures To wholesale trade,
! The 8 and 10 cont store opposite the
HERALD office has all tho lows, dolls.
steam engines, balls, doll sets, at tho
lowest prices you can buy for,anywhore.
If, in walking down Main street Won
happen To notice tho birds singing in
front OF Edwards music store, don'l he
700 certain that thoy arc alive or Won
might loo mistaken.
Mrs. NJ. A. Curtis, who was lotoI,,
burned out on Main street, has ro.oponed
her dress'makiug est blishment i'm
rooms over thepoStofllce, where she will
ne glad to serve the public.
House-keepers should bo happy when
they can buy of Wesley CLAIR. at hIS
Elm street, the iiuost flour at I,25 per
Sack graduated sugar Ii pounds for
u, and everything else in PROPORTION.
Two tramps who gave their names ms
Jack Quinlin and Sam Brown. were
caught in n boX-car on the Missouri
racine raj way yesterday morning and
lodged In Jail to answer TO the charge of
VACANCY.
Alderman Keller algtos that tho state-
ment published that he was n Inemher
OF the city council at the time mo waa
eSotiating the sale of the Brownleo lol
To- tho city is erroneous, and II trans-
pires that he was not.
lf you would he carried back TO tho
halcyon days Of your childhood. when
You were wont, with brothers and Sis-
GERS, 10 sit around the family hearth i'm
the long, wintry nights, roasting potn.
loes, popping corn, cracking nuts and
drinkinS cider, just order through your
merchant y ten'gallOn key OF Hughes
Bros genuine apple cider.
{. q. PORTER 81 Co., dealers In hides.
wool, etc., have opened branch house
IN Dallas at tho corner Of Leonard and
Commerce streets, opposite tho Howard
on mills. The headquarters of this
urn are IN Galveston, whore they nve
known 10 be gentlemen of business, in
| tegrity and standing. Merchants and
tnrmers will find II TO their interest 10
give them call.
Tue attention oftho powers that DO Ia
called 10 the hog wallOws at the inter-
section of HARDWOOD and Commerce.
streets, caused by the building of the
| belt Lane railroad. There arc hundreds
~ little folks passing this point twice a
! Jay on their way 10 the Fourth ward
ina other schools, who have, during
| huuuy weather, ~ wade through mud
| ana slush over their shoe tops.
| We call tho special attention of mer.
chants aud traders In local option
towns and of families to the advertise.
ment ot Hughes Bros, Go be found in
our columns this morning. This enter
prising firm, feeling deem svmnathv
Tor those who have been In tho habit M
enjoying good cheer during Christmas,
now that they will be deprived nf ID,
have done tho best they could for such
by providing a superior article of chan.
payne elder aud genuine applo cider Ia
harrnlS. We have nnrsnlVes partaknn
during HhristmnS at the iosni bnnrd o
lhesr gentlemen, something a litu,
strongnr however, hu. nothing NOR,
palatahlo. TNoy like glnd drinks them
selves, and know how - prpnare thnm
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