The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

ST. GEORGE HOTEL BILLIARp HALL,


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st. GEORGE HOTEL BILLGABD HALL,
! Commencing Tuesday evening, February
| 26th. Seven promising players equal cal =
/ ibre. Five prizes n be- awarded. Free at
| tendance.
/ They are unsurpassed-Le Cohn's bath
/ r0oms.
Mince-meat at cents per pound, a. A.
II. Bouche's grocery store.
! Work will be resumed on the addition to
/ the Grand Windsor hotel.
It's paragon OF beauty--Lee Cohn's
barber shop on Lamar and Main streets.
Gee whig, where are all Of them people
going2 Why, to Ord's place to get good
drink.
The Gulf, Colorado & santa Fe pay car
arrived yesterday and Aquidated It's en-
ployes.
Born TO the wife of Conrad Mayer yestsr-
day SOB Weighing ton pounds. The father
Is doing well.
The barber shop OF Lee Conn Is unsur-
passed In elegance by any other establish
ment III Texas.
The moit elegant and complele bath
rooms In the city are Lee Cohn's, corner OF
Lamar and Main streets.
John Doyle, who was arrested for hlch-
ing fruit from huokster stand, WAS not
John Doyle the carpenter.
To New Orleans Mardi Gras without
change by the Houston Central and Star
& Crescent route. found trip, SIG %.
Passengers can 20 in sleeper at 0 p. m,
and 20 through TO New Orleans without
change, by the Central and Star Il Crescent
route.
The most elegant barber chop nnd ex-
quisite bathrooms in the state OF L. xas-
4 nj nj a
streets.
Ireland died yesterday morning at the
city hospital. OF pneumonia, after three
weeks sickness,
The prisoners dock In the city court way
40 full OF Migrants yesterday morning that
it looked as though the police must have
caught them with u seine.
Mrs. Egges has arrived in the city with
splendid assortment of mssques, wigs and
masque, ads suits. which she viii rent
cheap. CAL at Mrs. Longs, l4l4 Main
street, near Union depot.
hurdock & Baldwin keep the most select
stock OF stationery, consisting of tinted
letter note, pens, pencils etc, and at the
most reasonable prices to be found IN Dali
las; at $40 Main street.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will set another lunch to-day at the same
place, In the building recently occupied by
q. II. Edwards. The lunch and supper yes
terdsy was grand success. Patronize the
ladies today and you will get hrsl-olass
dinner.
An erroneous impression has gone abroad
that the committee appointed by the city
council to go TO New Orleans aud inspecs
the paving of that city are to be paid by
the city. Such Is not the case.
Several parties, including George Stone,
the Dallas champion, left for Fort Worth
last evening, where he plays Fleming, the
champion Of that CITY, a French csrom
game OF billiards. 500 points. for $500 side.
Notwithstanding the fact that yesterday
VS., ths anniversary OF the birthday OF
George Walking on. our country's fsther,
the reporter was tempted, owing TO force
OF circumstances, to handle the truth in
most reckless manner, regardless OF rem
in scerses OF the cherry tree and hatchet.
The ladies OF the Congregational church
spread an elegant lunch In the building for
merly occupied by Q. ii. Edwards last
evening. and 10 WAS continued a. q supper
up - n late hour las night IL was an emil
nsnt success a. to the edibles, the social
features and the sum realized.
Mrs. Aston wishes ne to correct the
t,temsnt made in vesterday's paper re-
rarding the quilts rallied for the benefit Of
the Catholic church, aud to state that IL
Was the united work of all the ladies OF the
Altar society, and not Of few, Is stated
by ne.
The most enjoyable event OF the season
among our German citizens will be the
m asquersde ball given by botL socieiies,
Frehsinn and Turnverein, at Turner'S ball
New costumes have been cent here, and
the program me abounds In comical Incl