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THE DALLAS HERALD, TUESDAY MOIJNING, DECEMBER 20, 1SS1.
ALL STEIYIM TO GET THE PLTII !
avi this
LOMEST POLE KIOCKS TIE PEESIIIOI !
HE
9WM
a vir" ri r- - am m rr n i
acta I immf
Shall leave our extensive Men's and Boys' Clothing Establishment, it' variety of oocls to select from, tfood
quality of material, good tTinuniiH;, unci last, but not least
LOW PRICES.
Billiyent and polite attention of the Salesmen will induce liim or her to STAY AND BUY.
j "row rarea'S' v.y rx
1 ALITTLEEEASOIIIG-,
8
H.IVK YOU IIOHHIT YOni WINTER M IT I If not yon will ilo
Suits an tl UvcrtTiU'iiicnts fur men.
yourself nn injustice if joii omit to exnmiuo our lreut !S1otk of
HAVE YOU HOYS TO CLOTHE! If so It is to your Interest to
pxnniiiui tlm best Stock of Hoys' Clothing in Dallas, itcst in Oiinlity,
Hrst In Variety ami ltest in cheapness.
IS IT A (Jl'ESTIOX OF STYLE ! Our Stock will solve Hint, for
tlin materials nro choice, th? form graceful mid fashionable nudtho
taste In trimming exquisite.
IS IT A QUESTION OF I'RICE! (Jive n. then nn opportunity to
nIiow you liow much excellent Clotliini? n little money will buy from
A HOUSE THAT ALWAYS (JIVES FILL VALUE.
AVH TEVEKTHE QUESTION' MAY HE, regarding Clothing for
Men i Hoys, it ran he happily solved by submitting it to the 'grout
Hoik! jiinrters of the Clothing Trade iu North Texas.
5 il
ULSTERETTES & OVERCOATS.
j Eq His 1111 H IfiL
i
It is no advertisinsr boast.
re Duttnetrutn we utter wnen m
Vl tiTA no-. 1iof Tim rUftr nnrv O fil
K! clothing houses to show bo N
laxgo anct complete a stoc u
of Ulsterettes, Overcoats,
Reversiblos as we are now t)
showing, and furthermore a
ij show aa handsome, stylish
Young Man Come Again.
We are glad to know that yon have been pleased with your visit
and iiurchiises, and w ill always take pleasure In showing you our
goods. The fact is, we have made n special effort tho last season
or two to provide garments suitable! for
NOBBY YOUNG MEN
1 BOYS and CKILDRENS'
A P-l-.l P. .'I. IV C..'i
CUIIUUI CUliS, UUSSOJilS (Kill
Overcoats.
& Now is the time to buy your
y boys unoap and iSunday
Clothing. The prices we have
marked Suits ami Overcoats
J 11 -v J.
j anu v.Teii-nuiuo uvoxcuam, i
i:tas low rjricen
marked them.
large as 50 iroi.. .
Who generally desire srr.icthiiig with a little more chic and nu.ro pro
nounced in style than old win. IVo have been very successful in meet,
iug their views, and oar trade is rapidly increasing in this direction.
r
li Hill A Pffi
lis MM if win
vo have I
a .It men '
in chest, i
JL
m will astonish you, for they
" really astonish us. v7e do
i not promise to wait -until
H January, when people are
h supplied, but h?ivo cut the
'I prices now and intend to sell
hj them. Do not forget Boys'
and Children's Ciothing is
'i our specialtj'.
TT h mm 4-h n SJ'n nl n A.n Tin A 1 ,'"" rr7
vviidii wiD juagic ouaib iy.uiij! m
Owls and Bats Take to Their Holes,
All competitors r.re dismayed at the ruinous prices, the Crystal Palace Proprietor is selling
his wares such as China, Glassware, Silver Plated Ware, Chandeliers,
Lamps, Japanese Ware,
X
And Holiday Goods.
No house South of Mason and lixon's Line can show such an array of splendor of all that
s beautiful. Toys for children, presents for wives and sweethearts, pits for husbands and
parents. All can be supplied at the well known establishment at prices within reach of all.
Nobody need despair of beiiv; :mab! to make those they love feel that Christmas comes but
once a year. 1 hiy your e;oods at
PQBciro
SCMETHIM E8TISELY HEW.
T'i'"t r'i p'.mlin. (Iixlicn li illi t III I lb Uiih.
f4.tll'tl, iM.iH'l.'rit 11 -ill.
Troul n.i'l vliliiilsli 1 tin' li'il.
(Mni'i .'ImmhI.t uii'l llnli' i.ii'i, I'l.U'i".
Tliiiil.i't'11 mini1.' in. 'i.i mi. I ii.'lt' liiiltiT.
Kri'iirU 'i'ii hii. I i.nltriMiuti
Jilli.'nni', n Kn'ii. h .r'unillii'l nf i'viii.rl. .1
ti'vi'lnl.lr fur '"ii
Kin.' .'liin't mi l li'M'K wliic. II I'oi call Z
tl.'iinlni' Now York erriun I'lic.i'.
W'.rt'i'i'rlilrv mui.' In llio M.l.
Tnninti. 'Htii. l.y Hie M!.
HiMluii. In i.iuliir.l. i 'lii-Hp, -'.
Wit .li llvi r H'Mi! to uuy i-itit uf the i-ltjr nu
Terv ilinit li'.ll' f
ChII .i n li r.n' f'lf hnlntr v.uir i.oxtiiu.nllK
ui.i'U. W e wli'. nvc V...1 l.i.'ii.'v.
CAIIN, FREIBERG & CO.
AT TIIK MAKK1.T Klll'0 STORK
Yon 111 flint Hii- Ih'iI ..fliiu'iit nf Hprntrei
Bnilif. Oitntan, Turn's Knlri'". l!n'.r, Mlr
tits lrf'iui, mi'l nil ti.lli't u.m.lv fnfu ( ur;
( Uiih Cum. HM folimo nml t'n'iKh tlenmlk't,
' ic. It K. HIsKNI.tillR.
din Mulii sin-fl. ImllM, Tmm
Toys
'CONPEOTMEMES.
' thimwiit tintur In North Toim. Whnlrmtr
kn.lr.'tAll . I.irgo Mtrlvljr riul henry nt.k tn
D4IUI.I I'llHII.
v. u. wni-.r.i,ofiv.
( 'oritur Main mid Auxtln
CITT I'll I T CM AT,
Jnt fc linl tbe yomin r.ilks likn nrt tliov
.ifiii'inuK rami .I'D nmlu irvjli rvery Ui,y, nl
Mr, (lard', II lim nun i if tlin l.rl n.iilm..
''"'"fy Iott In tumrii, nml In firrpnrril In
fill ( liriniiiiui order iniim.llv. Il urr
in. run nn w. r. CI Aim,
ronfwllonr-r, IM Muln nrwt.
V.TPrTho-W IipM vinlt Blmin'i.
I.. rnpvnin.neMHln Mrol, ! timkin
lii'st iliu1iti.' of Willi's ninl liiiMor.i. 1
Itiviii nil tt lm Iim' ttini'.'. In yw liim 11 trial
us lo ttiiiUly t.n.1 l'riii'. ('..ii'-lniilly dm
linnil mliln riur.'j in hiiik nr emm, m:i'
hrnnilii'K nml vliil;n'.i. The linti.lny!' Iii ini;
iii-it. Im is lu'tti-r limn i-v. r ir.'i'im-il Hi sup-
plv till Wlllltl lf tl'l-t'lllilil'.
Ni'tv il.n- i.f illiiT-iiiiiil .-in' rltiiiM Jiiftt r-
i-iilvi-.l .-it V i Iiii'h: Mill. i hii.I l.iiuiiii.
. . .. ,n.
II WIM diil.
Tlil .- i n i-rniTiivnivo npo, mul first iiiniiiiR
tin-w.imlrrliil iniin'iivoiiiriits nuuln in lh.'
ii'li'riti'il Aiiu-ri.iiii Sewing Miiclilnc,
wlil.'li li:n, nine- its ililMilurtion to tin
luil.lii:. nii-t Willi ciu-li nil unpri'vi'ili-nti-il
mul 'iiiiliiin.iiLly liipri'nsin nli'. Truu
worth, liki- iiiuiilcr, will out, nml tho Imlii-s
Iiiivi- Mi 'ii.vnrril lluit the Atm-rirnn Hewing
Mmlillu-, wilil hy iror:i- Wi'listi-r, tlie
np'iil, la tlio bom nf all. lUiy om- I'nr u
C'Tirlhtiiiu!! t;lft for your wive, yi- luislmniU.
I I'Mne nil In e.ili far N.-w Yrnr'n CilfU.
l-'ornnly $2 in the nl.l n-lihli I'uimiiiin-wi-itlih
lii-.lrilmli.in enuipnny you inuy ki
rurc $.m,ii, (.lU.KHl.K'.l1), Hipririi'll.i.l
nirh, 'JU .riiiin f f.XHl wu'li, nml ov.-r
mlii-r iir;i. ul) in cuili. Iirawingiii I.miia
villu iK-ccinlM-r ,'llt, Try it.
Tho OilUc, I'oyilmn slrrct, hi-lwi-i-n fnin
ml K I in , i it limit tlnulit Kill thu ln'ji
liipmrs in thi' oity. '
Knnpily A fcon nlll liavn ti-lr (runil tllit
plty ! J.lnu.iinitn Ihlii wrrk
k-
AtC. It. IM ward' you oim l.nv nn i-li--
emit, lirumi law punio, lor .w.w. l ull
nml (e tin 'in.
Tllllwi pltrhr Jmt rtrcUnl nt Webb'
mm iiaii ijiiiinr..
Il'iryls limrrll (miiiUllr) Jmt rvrlil
noinrat iiiini ami ijhumi-.
nm-uit - i '. . V . '.' " "inii For ii.ioo, furrnnt. n u n, c Iron, bo
njwlal.tv of ilt-lilvilia famlllua llh 1 11 ... I a i-,. i..i '.... ' u
mmmK " ,,vv tm . , u, v,'j, Main aiivvv.
C'bi-NtniHH ri'-iiiti.
1. I'-rvjiut. :i -Jin ,'iiul L'lL' Houston vln-i'l.
hii.s on liiiml a frw .n Hi-lie wiioim. i-ud
M'liic i l.'iMtit wiiL-uiiNofiiilii-r ln-iii. ilv wlii. l,
would In-Christnins nn-A-nliH tlmi wi.nlil l.
iipprci Iiil'-d ini.ri- Hum rosiy jii-nin or iuiru-
isiii-h ui mi i rum u riinniT or pliintor lo Lis
loving win-. Thii kind of n iiti-i,t i
onmuH'iiiiil n well iisusufiil. Y thrifty
liirnu'r, co mid l.uy n wiil-oii.
tm
. Trrrlhla Outrun..
A lu-iirii mini who hn Iiitii h.niL'lior
nround town lor si'Ypnil diivs, nt n lulu hour
Inst nitrht i-uti-iv.l llu. luuisi- ofu vouni; lu.lv
nml stole lu-r llnosl pnir of l-'n-m-li kid
idiue-., which cho prizi-d rorv liililv, 'o,
thi-y enn only he olitniiii',1 nt 'II. S. Ow.-ns',
'ioii Kl in stivi-t, who di'iiN exoliislvi-ly in
mints nmt dimes mul sells them ut mudvrntu
tiriii'B.
Tn nil my old fricmls nml jmironn I wi?li
lo Kiiy (hut I nm nml will sell IiohIm, shoes,
frnllpn, slipper., ete hi. low hk the lowest,
ehenp foreiish, 1 will he plensi'd to see nil
my frit-niN. II. Vnw.Tnx Kim slnrt, D:illas,
Xe.xns. Itoold nnd Klines miide from inens
tiro una ropniriuu done on whort notice.
C'OMMONWKALTII DISTHIIILTtON CO.
niPlh Di'iiwIiiK.' Hurry Vp.
1I2.4(MJ to he divlilcl nmonrf two thmi.
snnd fr I'hristnni!. liniei.. y.'iid to K.
M. Ilourdnnin, I.miisville, Ky., nml procure
ticket.
,.T. II. LUDWICK'S
PATKN'T ADJL'STABhU
IlEFLECTL(r LAMP
727 Elm Street, Dallaii, Tozas.
This lump meets Hie wnntsof nil who rc.ire
n lirst-elnss li;lit fur itwelliii!s, sl.iics.e lniicin's
hulls mill simps. Two sizes iiiiinuliii'Uireil No'
1 nml No. 2. S.n.l fr snmplu lump'
1 I'liiiriintcu SMlls'iii'iinii. AkciiIs Mi'.nt.
i'il In iniiviis.'i. A illM-oiiiit in ilciiiiTK
All pnrlli's ttliu lmvu teri'il'.ry of litis lump rn
nr'k'r lumps f.iuii me. ns 1 Imve lurturv In
Ins. l.niiii liuper:ti!i.u enn be fcu'ii iii lleiuhl
eoimthitr rnoin.
A . Wiiisl.nv is n.it vi'.w.;nizc'l ns my neetil ttiv
longer for selling riclits, up m tietoller -V, ls-i'
His power nl iitn. nn y v. ns rerol.e.l nil thul.lutc
IKIVlS
A. J.'ROfiSNPISLli'S
1";' e l.l'tt, nee. t.i, i -f m
lnipcrhil Ik'he.Mi lini-uis, ulie li:i.
, l,.i
W. J. Shniie's hook More, No. fitCi Alnin
street, Is the phii't' lo huy luilidny pioils.
Do nml ttti Orr's huptdes mid rnrriiii'es
heforo Inlying elst-where, or Benii Tor price,
list.
All ol Orr' hupnli'H ninl rttrrlnnon hiivo
Somili' imlent wlu cli. I 1-8 Inci. axles,
T!luXt..t!t for ISu'Jmuli'l, htur.i u ill lint I-. i
I tong, so b In lltna lo procure hnrirnlns.
AI.KX.UUTI.IKB,
I Atutlgtice.
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I.lill.l.'ll l.I'Vl vs. (til" l'.'SI) .
'1" .lo ' l...i-v. . .
llnllyilny M ni'i. M , . t
Tliiirher's l':-srn. i. ...Mi 'lt . .
Li V. ' nl liMHi I I't n
ilo .'line I'.'ns ..
Prl.'il Pliti"l .'li-'ii,.., , ' "
Clown l''.'.i'et I'liiur. .for cnk. v...,
None Put i;ii..( ,,f .xj.ii',.,.
Toil mi. I .'..I!' '. ti m . ( i.iliv. 1',,'Hi
i'liii.l '.i mi.ti.'y win im re.
I hnve three wnurns lii.w nn.1 can de'lver
Suo.is nt n liiiiiueiit'.'t niiiive.
Ydius IP-speetfiilK.
mis k n i 1 1 : r . i
I'ltlfiil but True.
I.ndics wisliinir lo huv dresses, shirts and
underwear ctm jjei liieui nl hull' their value
nt l.aiiniiiu's iissii'iK'o's snlo.
Al.KX. OUTLir.ll.
Assicnep.
, . I'lU-'i', TnH Mini Mrcet. litis, constmillv
til .stock n hnve line of teitdy-nmde shoes of
Iiix own work mul Kuleni make.
. ,
Kn. plly S.m will Imvn lliclr (,-rHH.l .Its.
plil.T of Dliiiiimuli. tlilH week.
Shoiio lias the hirtiest mid line.st Hock of
ni'iiii.iy nooua in j.mnis.
v
Where enn I huy ehenp Christmas pros
eiits? The only place iu town Is
MasonA-Kiui'm.
St. fh'ornc Hotel lltilldin.
At.inlsliliin I'l.ct. '
Knr hnrpilnx In Indies' mid children's hnls
luils (ro to llnuinnn's.
Ai.kx. OiiTi.iKn, Assignee.
,4,
KdjL'iir A. Too, l,ii mid 1'opms, llluslrn
ted, full Kilt. $l.no per copy, innlli'd to nnv
pint ol llie country. Mson ,t Kim, '
tt, (Icoriro Hotel lliiildinR.
Fine ehrislmiis cords, New "Years enrds
ntid dini im for l.kSL' nt Rhone's.
-. .(.;
Chink nml dolmnns nt itnd below rout, nt
liiiuiiat't.. Air.x. Dmtmkii,
Assignee.
flriind igmert every nlplit nt l. Mnyer's
. . . , .
8iiimlnr.l workii urn) lincut ynriety ol
t'hrlsiium presents in Dullns, at
ilAnnit A Kmi's,
St. CcorKO Holel lliiildiitR
Eor Christmas Presents
YOU CAN FIND IN OUR HOUSE
OCEANS
Of Dry Goods.
GULFS
Of Knit Goods of the latest novelties.
, SEAS
Of Ladies , Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes.
LAKES
Of Clothing from 5 up to $35 a suit.
RIVERS
Of Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Window Curtains, etc., etc
rtM , , , CREEKS
Of Ladies and Gentlemen s I' urnishing Goods, which we offer
to the Public at a Slaughtering Reduction.
A. & E. MITTENTHAL,
606. ELM STR'EET. 606.
IKE LOEB.
6
IKE LOEB & BRO.,
A. L. LOEB
UM
IS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Sole Agent for F; TALK'S
11$.
Cllil !
Ill
1
71) m
THE BEST AND FINEST IN THE STATE.
W
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rrrr
li
mm.
710 ELM ST., DALLAS, TEX.
E. P. COWEN & CO.,
IMPOHTERS AND BEALKUS IS
Jones' lon-Corosive Paint,
Doorf, Sash, Blinds, Moulding, White Ptne Lumber, Shingles, Taint, Cement, Plaster,
,. liuildem' llurdwure, Et.
707 and 70!) Elm Street, Jalln, Tesag,
BsHnintjVins am)rriel.jsts Furnislied on Applleatlnn.
H. HAMILTON,
DEALER IX
ivirrs, oils, wiiiow ciiAss,
Wall Taper, Tleture Frames. Wall Papering a speciulty.
NO. 810 ELM STREET, fcvn IJALLAS TEXAS
Printers and Book Binders
No. 41 : Eim Street, Dallas, Texas.' .
TIxq FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER, HAT
TEE & GENTS FURNISHER.
Never before in the history of Dallas have such genuine bargains
been offered as they are offered now, and until after
the Holidays, as they are at Rcinhardt's.
lo
1 "
INHARD
-THE PE0PLE3 OLOTIIIES,
9
Has not resorted to this EXTENSIVE ADVERTISING
with any intention to either mislead the ood people of Dal-,
las, nor dues he desire ta make war upon other hiyh price
cstablishraents.
IT l.i A NOTOftlOl S VI llt.tC I'ACT, AXi NO ,skii;kt, THAT 1
. REINHARDT. 704 ELM STREET,
-SOTXjXjSI-
-TT9
Am
a
u
(u ri'ln 1 -n a3
W-L'W UJLJLJ.JLJL
h3
llettcr mnde, lieller fittlni!, and never irood.i for.lt'Hi moner, tlittn iuit other lione in
Sortli 'JVxiis. Jlin uiiiJiiin and InvariaLle rule, to rel'tind inu'nev in ererV Inilaiu'i' 'l"'.'?
ifoiids do lmt eiitne mi vjcuctlv to tho iniirk." Hin unil'nriu l.dW l'lHl.'KS. nml si"1'1
reliability, innkc
EINHAROT'S CLOTHING HOUSE
THE GREAT CENTRE OF ATTTRAOTION and FASHION IN
THE CITY OF DALLAS.
MwtiinHMii' i
dents' Pnrnishingv (loodSt
VTe curry HielnrKPst imnnrtinent of (lenln l-'urnlnliinic Cioodn In Dullnn', nnd liy piiri-lif I
iiieiu iroiu iieiuinuiirier., we uro ennlileil tu ol)er tliein lit verv ntiraeuu'
prices. Juki waived lor the Hiilidiivf, new itnd elej-'niit ilei-lijns in
Fine Neckwear,' Silk Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Walking CaC
b Ino Silk Uinbroilae, &c.
IN HA TS WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
I. Reinhardt, 704 Elm St.

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