The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-06

' umbers les pupils on its rclls for the
ii, 81 wees, ~ compared to IS last
seascu.
Two police from the Indian Terri.
tory were In the city yesterday Look
ing for gave.
Mr.. Davis has removed his Office to
90 Elm street, opposite postotlice.
Telephone 20.
Go TO Tension Bros, opposite San
ger'r, Elm street, for your harness,
saddles and whips.
Professor Max Leutz will have
charge OF the Latin and German
classes at the Dallas Academy.
Take your little ones to sec BNrett's
great show, which viii exhibit here
next Saturday, the 18th instant.
The Dallas County Medical assoeia-
ton held its monthly meeting at the
city hall yesterday afternoon.
Vehicles OF every description and
style are to be found at the large re-
pository of the Weir Plow company.
Billington's prices cannot be
touched on parlor, bedroom sets,
wardrobes, tables, chairs, bedsteeds,
etc.
Those going to st. Louis, stop ct tho
Laclede hotel. Best table and rooms
in the West. Rates low $3.50 to 50 por
day.
just "a certain az tho sun rises and
sets, just 30 sure IL tho coming OF
BsrfetPs great world-renowned
show.
Who has tho greatest show on
earth? Barrett. How so? Because he
has spared neither money, pains or
expense to make IL such.
Lewis Bros Il Co., OF Fort Worth,
will open the finest shoe store in the
South SeDtember II, 10 Roinhardt
building, 730 Elm street.
Colonel J. II. Simpson has pur-
chased some OF tho Nusbsumer prop
erty in East Dallas and found plenty
OF water TO run car shops.
Thomas Sutton Underhill, OF Dallas,
Texas, died on second Sunday, eighth
month, thirty irst. at Poughkeepsle,
Duchess county, New York,
The Weir Plow company are State
agents for the celebrated Macneale d
Urban safe. you are In need OF u
safe, call ON them or write for catalogue
| etc.
II. y. P0ale d Co., general agents for
| the persOpl writings of General Grant,
entitled "PeTsonni Memoirs of u. s.
Grant," have established an Office in
Dallas, Texas, 724 Main street.
Our reporter called on w. II. Garrett
sen, Sl2 Elm street, tho "aafe" mao for
All advertisemsnt,b but he said he did not
wish any Mt this time. This Ia hard
on tho printers, but good Tor Garrett
son.
Judge Hurt says it has been stated
| In the Mercury that he said prohibit
ion was Democratic, which he says Is
false. He never said any such thing.
He says the proposition is absured, as
coming from u judge.
Students for Hamilton college,
Lexington, Kentucky, will meet Mr.
George A. Knight of the Vandalia
line, at trains reaching Denis0n and
p. IN. Wednesday, September 0.
Tho Laclede hotel st Louis,
satuated In the heart OF the city, and
convenient to all Of the principal
business houses, offers extra inauce-
mentstO tho travellers from Texas in
tho way OF location, table and elegant
accommodate ions at EXTREMITY low rates.
CD. Epso the Elm street grocer, IL
constantly receiving fresh stocks OF
eetables, canned goods and all kinds
of fancy gfoceries. Orders by
telephone promptly attended and
satisfaction guaranteed. When you
want groceries at home, don't forgot
to lot Epes know.
Temple Emanuel school for all
grades will open in the synagogue the
Nth OF September, for boys aud girls.
The faculty il composed OF Professor
A. p. Foster, OF the high school do
partment; Miss Ella Morton, Of the
grammar department.; Miss A ice
Levy, intermediate department, and
Miss Jessie Souter, of the primary de-
paTtment. The school rooms have
thoroughly refitted and furnished.