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THE DALLAS HERALD, THURSDAY MORNING, MABCII 2, 1882.
8
KLALDnTEDTBALS
NOW
We hn J ant received a Maw and InmtiM Lin of Linen and Lac
After taking ah inventory of our stock it is our custom to go through our goods, select
out the Broken Lines and Odd Garments, determine their Cash Value to us and mark them
accordingly. The tremendous business we do and our desire to accommodate every pur
chaser compels us to frequently "Break" a Suit by selling from it the Pants, the Coat or the
Vest, and thus at the close of the season, we find ourselves in possession of a large
number of what we call ODD GARMENTS. These Garments are in every respect as
valuable and useful to the buyer as they would be had we a full line of sizes, but they are not
so to us, and we usually
"TAKE THEM IN STOCK,"
r nhnut nnp.half cost nrice. The same thine is true where the assortment of sizes is broken
in nnv nnrtinilar stvle of Suit or Overcoat. Now if the Suit or Overcoat should be the size
that fits and pleases you what is the odds to you that we have not a full assortment of the
other sizes ? Having determined what these various lots of
Odd Goats, Odd Pants, Odd Vests, Odd Suits, Odd Overcoats,
Are worth to us in cash the quicker we get the money for them the better off we are, and to carry
out this idea we will offer for sale, beginning
TO -DAT, JANUARY 2 1ST,
Not only these tremendous lots of Odd Garments, but also our entire stock of Winter Clothing at the
priceswhichwe have decided to value them when we took an account of stock.
ML IBS J11M tilt
Of the Latest Styles In the Market, ranglni from 10 cents upward. The above Goods
wo guarantee to le worth 30 per cent, mora than the price we are selling them lor it
la au established fact that we always have carried the best and cheapeast selection of
EIBROIDEEIES, LACES
AND FANCY GOODS '
But we can safely state that our selection on hand this season, surpasses any previous
assortment in this line, legurdiiig 1'KICKS AND QUALITY. v
BBE A. & E. MITTENTHAL. im
IKELOEB ATT1 n -r... A. L.LOEB.
IKE LOEB & BEO.,
JullS,
cm in
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Sole Agent lor F. FALK'S .
THE BEST AND FINEST IN THE STATE,
716 ELM ST., DALLAS, TEX.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN
AT DALLAS.
HOUSTON TEXAS CKNTRAL.
(HOUSTON T1MS0
OOINOKOHTH.
Arrive . a. m. I Pepart J2m-
Arrive 10. Oft a. in. I Depart UU P.
OOIMQ SOUTH
Arrive MS a. m. I Depart
Arrive i.10 p. n. Depart..
TEX AS A V ACIFIC.
' (jSrrKBSOH CITYTIMK.)
UOINO EAST.
Ho. 4 Arrive ..'i0 a. m. I Leaves.
Mo. 20 Arrive 8.4ft a. m. Leaves..
OOINO WSST.
Mo. 1 Arrives lUOp.m. 1 Leaves
Mo. Arrives 8.10 a.m. I Leaves....
" " DAIXA8 A WICHITA
Arrive 10.R0 a. m. I Pepart. ...7
Arrive 10 a. m. Depart
TRUNK LINE.
Arrive.. .j.10.00 a. m. Depart...,
CHICAGO, TEXAS' A MEXICAN
Leaves tLM a. ra.JArrlyes.
Z-
t m a. m.
4.M p. m,
, 7.20 a. m.
.JUKI am.
.8 40 p. m.
P iSa. m.
LOOK IEEE
Jul received ty following varlcllesof
a usages:
Vienna, Serbelat, Ham
and Tongue.
Creamry and Goshen Butter always on hand.
Special reduction In canned goods. Hungarian
patent and fancy . .
Flour at Lowest Rates.
Make a specialty of Wines and 1 Iquort. Give
Ui a call bvlore purchasing elsewhere.
LOEB & FREIBERG.
has formod it copartncniliip with lr. 8.
K igon and will practice medicine in con
nection with that gentleman in tlio luturc.
The city is putting In a bl sewer in Knst
D illas just oast of the ltuckhorn corner. It
L'.lm street nnd lends into the town
branch nearby. It will drain an immense
area of territory nml will prove a blessing
t) that end of the city.
Mr. Online is a nubile-spirited gentleman
and deserves well of his fullow-citisens. He
has lust Mulshed, at his own expense a
SlUOWalK SU ICCl long on Aisni mn'i.
This wulk g ves a good passway to pedes
trian? to the old cemetery.
Mr. W. J. Fife now has charge of the
flout line of Mr. W. 1'. Slier. Mr. Fife is a
Dnntlnman o( thorough business mialillca-
tl ma, of most pleasant address, is popular
ana hob an extensive acmiaiinance witn tue
business men of the city and he wilt there'
lore mate a success oi me Business.
Mr. P. A.Turner, assistant ticket n;
of the Texas A racitlc railroad, who some
7.10 p. m weeks airo had his collar bone broken In an
accident on the international rauroau, nas
returned to his duties. Ills arm is still
bandaged close to his bod v. and his clavicu
lnr motions on tho right side aro exceed'
Ingly limited,
Mr. Miller, connected for acvortil veara
with the Southern news company in Texas
as superintendent ot tuo iexna nivision,
has resinned his position, and leaves to-day
for Meiiinhia. Louisville and the east. The
newspaper fraternity and all others who
have had business with him, will regret his
departure. His uniform kindness and
strict business habits have made him quite
a mvonte.
CITY DOTS.
Ho sells groceries at
Hnod;niss, I
8 20 a. m.
.. II 00a. nv
CENTRAL.
Roll
Dissolution Notice.
Tho copartnership heretofore existing be
tween Messrs. Henry Colin ami F. ltiuim
hits, by "mutual consent, been dissolved.
Mr. Colin will continue in the iewclrv busi
mm m . my . I I1CSS, maKlUg U1H111UIII1B mill previous BIUIIVB
nnnvhfiT Itiflirt VTllV) especially, and Mr. llaum is in the dry
lYIUf Kol UlUsL QlUrV poods line on Kim Btroit. Those gentlemen
. .,., O I nave been In business In Pallas together for
roruy, iron iimers, torn Hcmover, - . , nasi ten vcara. sometimes the benell-
claries of lortune'a brightest smiles and
R VVflTWV - - I BKMIl HIV VIUIIUIB UI liri IUUI7I IIIM.I19
X JJlSENLOHR. I Tlicv have Men Dallns crow from the striis-
Apothoeary. Bliug, straggling town of less, than a decade , mi,i' n, ii l.l. nnl.r. hi. order
rrrr-. r-z .., w ii. T ... wnvs tironint v tilled and sent home,
niv rn r..w and thrill, and t irouuu an lliese years tnev
I have been steadfast In their devotion to bus- "Eat, drink and bo merry, for to-morrow
ITnon farm sernrltr In amnm.i. in .!i lness principles, lulr dealing and justice to you may die," is what the crowd that
,, I n ri. : 1 1 I. I ... i:, , i l i. i.
Ull IUV11, tuvy niiiTiii.il uii m iTuiiviiiuo lUllliroilKs rfw a X liril.r miiuuii iwkv iv
-AT TTIT1
See Jos. Menczcr,
cost.
Wholesale Hour depot, l. i:
Kycamore street.
Hnioke genuine Duke of Durham. Stand
ard of the world.
Feed, coal and wood, telephone Snodgrass
on Sycamore street.
ITse Cardinal flour, lluminnun process.
For solo by Levi A ltro.
Teas and fancy coods of endless number
for cost, at Jos. Menczer's.
Ilest chance in the world to save money-
buy groceries of Jos. Menczcr.
(ieorge T.oomis still leads tho day at
The Ulllco " on royuras stroei.
The tinest flour In the market is thc!C'ar-
dinal. For salo by Levi A llro.
" Tho Otllce. " it la cozy and neat. Don't
forget the place on l'oydras street.
On and see Orr's buesics and carriages
before buying elsewhere, or send for price-list.
Do not be bashful, but call, see and price
Jos. Menzcer's stock of groceries, before you
buy elsewhere.
The Tarlor" saloon on Lamar street, be
tween Main and Kim, is the cosiest, neatest,
liamlsttiuest place In Texas.
Tt is no use talkiiiK. A. J. Eosenileld it
llro.'s is the headquarters lor the best
groceries.
Thu markots are quite bare of vegetables
and fruits, but you can get the best canned
varieties, as well as pickles, pigs' feet and
every iteiicacv in tuo grocery nno at a.
Bond it Co., Malu street.
The bestwhiskv. purest brandy, finest
wines, freshest beer, creamiest ale and por
ter, and most fragrant cigars In Dallas In
all the state are to bo had at "The 1'arlor"
saloon.
llurnett's prices and oualltv of work In
plumbing, water and gos-plpe lltliug has
secured him tho best patronage of the city.
Ho still furnishes the Crosby rubber-bucket
chain pump, at Ml .Mum street.
A prominent citizen was heard to say that
he bought all of his groceries from A. llond
K lo .Main street, and mat ue nau no
FOR TUE NEXT TEN MONTHS
Tllf
ONLY FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT
or PALLAS, Till ALRIADV
CELEBRATED 11ELVEDKRE
will contract board for t.r 00 per week ;
or, sell you a meal ticket 21 meals
for $ti 00.
APVANTAOKS:
1st Tho table Is supplied with a
greater variety of flesh, fowl and fish
limn any other alleokd restaurant la
Dallns.
2nd The cook Is the bsst employed
by any restaurant In the State.
3rd The place all tho way through
Is the nkwkkt, clramkbt and most
splendidly furnished, not only In the
city, but In the State. High ceilings,
with a general air of chccrfulacss,
thai Imparls a homelike charm to the
llclvedere that cannot be equalled.
715 Main St., opppoilte St. George
Hotel
CABTEB & GIBSON,
Printers and Book Binders
No. 413 Elm Street. Dallas, Texas.
HEREFORD and WARRICK,
iMtorniKTous
EUREKA SOAP WORKS
DALLAS, TEXAS
Brands Cyclone, Pale Olive, Carbolic, Extra Olive.
Grease of all descriptions taken lnoxclmmro for soap, or bouRht; wanon will rail If notllM.
Factory on MeKlnnev road, on line ol 1). & W. R. R. Highest market price paid for tallow mi
grease of all descriptions. fc
POWDER!
MITCHELL & SCRUGGS,
33Xj1VC ST., X3AXjXjAJS, T332C.
We have a Magazine In Dallas where wo keep a full and large stock of the celebrated ORIENTAL
OWDK.R Dealers and railroad builders will bo furnished at manufacturers prices, wltliou
POW
charging freight. Wiitc for prices.
WHAT IS ITT
Would yon have something every one fancies,
A something that's lasting and neat?
Then go ask, while you can, round atclancey'l
For those drawers, double-lined in the seat.
They'll out-wear other kinds, taking chances
That underwear over must meet.
So don't fail to ask, when near dancers,
For those drawers, double-lined lu the scat.
He has collars and cufli to all fancies,
And shirts quite too awfully neat,
Cravats too, you'll flud them at Clanccy s.
And those drawers, double-lined In tho scat
Gents' furnishing goods of all branches,
A stock that Is full and complete,
Yon always can find round at dancers,
n un uioso urawurs, uuuum-uucu ui uiv seat.
Neckwear and Fancy Goods,
mil tine at tuu f.im. u. dauua.t, juu-
ager.
Craddock don't allow anv beef-neck steaks
In his house. He uses porter-house Hid
tender-loins only.
Mr. Jnrlev savs that she'll not return t
Dallas until our streets arc paved, so you 4
better see her wax-works to-night,.
Apollo Hall the I'lnce.
For those living In the city, this restau
rant is already well known nnd Patronized.
but people coming to town will be glad to
learn that at the Apollo restaurant they
can have a splendid meal at any timo, a meal
that cannot be surpassed In this market.
oysters, nsit anu game are specialties.
r.vcrytlilng gotten up in itrst-ciaas style
l'rices moderate.
To all my old friends and natrons I wish
to say that I ran and will sell boots, shoes,
gaiters, slippers, etc.. as low as the lowest,
Chean for cash. I will be pleased to see all
my friends. II. Tage, 708 Kim street, Dallas,
Texas. Hoots and shoes made from meas
ure and repairing done on short notice.
omce, temporarily, OH Kim street. Alter
juarcn ist souineas
Marsallt' building.
March 1st southeast room In upper story of Puru policy tlio future as in the They know that there is tine liquors, cigars
M aMalia' h.lil.llni I IIIUL. KI1I1 MlllI'lL K lllir Plllini III L11B
D. Watkins A Co.
public
shortly go
inl
and a superb lunch always to be found
mere
Crushed
PERSONAL,
Captain Alex. Wilson, sherlfT of Kaufman
comity, was In the oity yesterday,
Mr. W. II. Carter, formerly a resident
her but now ef Marshall, Is in the city.
Captain Tom Wright, United States
deputy marshal at Denlson, Is in tke city,
Mr. Robert 8. Hill, of the Comanche
Chief, la In the city en route to Cornell uni
versity, new i ore, wnor n goes to take a
collegiate course.
lewi, Frank and James Manning, of
El raso, are in the city. They are desirous
of procuring printing material, It being
their Intention to start a paper In Kl raso,
Mr. Broughton, district clerk ol a". .if.
man eeunty, was In the city yesterday.
Mr. Broughton Is a son of Dr. Broughton,
.astof pT the Cumberland Presbyterian
church In this city.
mR Htli? Sw7- daughter. IVWIan,
I Mr. J. r. Janklna. ni ni,li III
day and last evsnlng with convulsions; but
win oiiuiiigiit was tnougnt to be better
by the attending physicians. .
Hon. W. M. Moore, of Missouri, a mem.
bet of the senate of that state, Ii In the cliy
jj tjMotpsjctimr tour. He It well pleawd
wi iTii" n" li u. 1401 "probable that
mm ,ui muw iwniewuere in ui state.
nalrnnam. Mr. r . llaum will
to New York, where he will lav In an
mense stock of dry gooils, clothing aud Crushed Is economical,
everything In that line, and It Is the pur- i10m.a and cows
pose of Henry Colin to carry the most m- corn nieal Graham tie,
-,..,ini ..,. ..nni.n. .i.v r,i- -orn meai, uranain ne
diamonds and other precious stones. In con
nection with his loan otllce, ever seen In
Dallas, or In all the south even. He will
continue In the old stand, No. TOtt Main
street, with money to loan, and lie cor
.ii.n. i.i.. i.. 1i.ii. i...ti ....i .......
Ine li'la large and handsome stock ol aeleo- tl;rouh the Apollo hall, ltt headquarters,
tlons and unredeemed pledges. 8loP drinking ale and go aud try this beer.
i ui niessrs. jonn itngan ami iienrge nsuer,
Unoved. the genial bosta of the Orand-Wllidsor hote
Mr. Ed C. Smith, funeral director, has bar. have built un one of the largest trades
purchased the property known as the Bos- In all the city. This is due to the fact that
Tier oi
feed. Oats, corn and harlev
healthlul and better
than whole grain.
Hour. Iionnnv and irrita
manufactured at r ellou l corn-mill, rat'
tenon avenue
All beer drinkers know What Krlatiffcr
celebrated beer Is, and they one and all love
tl above all other brands, its superiority
Is patent, and It makes Its Introduction
I.. I . I K -1 i o. . . i I , i I . I I : I 1 1
v.i iiuun Tvniur ui oiniii Mini Dfc, I aui I ni-T acrp uniy iur, icmnu iiiinirv,
streets, and la having tt nut In tin-top shape wines and cigars, and the lurther fact that
and condition. After the 7th ot March lie they are pleasant, courteous, cordial and
can ou lound at tins locality, where he will accomiu
nave ereoiea an eiegani ousiness nouse,
He has always on hand everything In the
line of undertakers' goods, and Is prepared
w Dury tue ueau at suonest notice.
A Flae Bale Dressing,
' Cocoalne dreaaes the hair
la also a preparation unequalled
eradication of dandruff.
The superiority of Burnett's Flavoring
Field Seeds.
Just received a fresh supply of Johnson
grape seeds, allalfa, or California clover,
white ltuitsian oats, St. Charles white corn
and other Held seeds. C. 1'. Cprtis,
213 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
W McClellan,
The lending photographic artist of Texas.
Invites visitors to the cily of Pallas and Hie
traveling public to call at his studio, "tic
aiain street, ana critically examine uis ar
tistic work.
New Era.
Tim true secret of happiness Is perfect
health, which enables tue individual so en
lnr lifn. and attain competency and con
t. The ninrtvr to ilvsnepaia. in
continual misery, is witnout nope in tue
pursuit of business or pleasure, and realises
that existence yields only failure. But a
nn nra lias come, anil coou neaun is lis
sured. with positive relief Irom the ills of
.. - .. ,. i.il: I. , I.
llgestion ami torpiu uver, uj u uso ui
'. Acder's Dvspepsla Tablets. They are
very nice, try them. Only 23 and 50 cents,
In handsome boxes. For sale by W. 11.
rattcrson&Cy.,the rcacustone Liniment
men.
We Have No Old Stock.
Wliv would von buv old comls when von
can get for less moncv, new nnd desirable
millinery, cloaks, suits and ladies wear at
the ladies' new Baxar, TUU Kim street? K.
liatitnan, manager.
1
The proprietor of "Tho 1'arlor" saloon on
Lamar street is a genial, wnoie-souieu uosi,
pleasant and courteous to everybody, nnd
so are his assistants, tlo there and try the
splendid goods " ine rarior" Keeps.
m
The Washington Uotel, Galveston,
Two blocks from depot, Is the cheapest
tirst-class house in tue city.
Hunt l'p 700 Kim Street,
Ladies' New Unxar for laces.
K. Bapmax,
Manager,
Vure Honors, fine, frasant cigars
wines ; an elegant place in all lis finish and
super
Millinery (looils
At hall price at 70(1 Elm.
perfectly, and
uauea fur
for the
I m no riant to Knowl
lW In all throat, cheat and lung trtm
bles colds. whoonlng-couKh. asthma, con
sumption, elc even a single dose of Ir
Acktr s Kniiisn itemeiiy win relieve the
worst symptoms of distress. It Is pleasant to
take, may le given to the youngest child,
and guarantees cure lu every rase, Trial
bottles only 10 oenta. Bejrnlar sites fiOcts,
KitriW.TrVJl.7. ih.iV ZritV .n'5Y 2""f r W. if. rattenon & Co.
Slju!. P ' ' tWstone Llnkent men.
L ,.!3T?I& J ol Durham ace. Wt. Bl 4d sV
oei,re to locate .He lathi world. It aft at A. A K. MltUnthal. (Ml iilmsW
linings, and the two proprietors gentleman-
IV. venial inn wlinle.Miiilnn. 1L la tin w,i.
Jer that " The Ufllce " is the favorite place
in an me city.
Wanted.
Pasture sullablo for use at once. Pari lea
having enclosures for rent, address, giving
un-aiiiiii, iiiiium-r in ill rra, lerms, eic, III
full, Lock Box li, Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Cleaallneae la Health
The most elegant and com fort. ld K.iK
rotims In Dallas, warm and nicely carpeted,
everything clean and neat, are to be found
at Lee Cohn's, 61J Main street, opposite
c-augcr uruiuers, ai lut low price ot twenty
five cents.
We Will Bell Iwr Than the Lowest
The stock bought by A. A K. Mttteathnl at
assignee's sale. Look for 7(A.
. K. Bapman,
Manager,
Fine t'lnret
We offer to consumers a fine Imnorted
claret wine at ll.'Ji per gallon. We make a
specialty of wines, and always keep a good
awjniiiriu on nnnu.
Lous Kltr.innii.
Buy your buggies at W. W. Orr'a, snccea
r iu occuier a vrr, atsun street, ifalias,
I am now closing out my entire stock of
Srocrnee, era., ana spire mills. Machinery
ralrra and consumers will llnd real bar-
gains, vomt ana tee tor yourveir.
Jot. MBurttg, Qrocer.
A large crowd of ladies and gentlemen
am aenn iiitilv leavinir their nnlera for gro
ceries to be sent to their residences by A
llond s Co. s lightning express.
A. Bond A Co.. Main street, keep every-
thing in tho grocery line, and will promptly
euver it.
m m m
Just go to Craddock'a for one meal, and
you will wonder why you hadn't been
there before.
ISI
All kinds of game alwavi on hand at
Craddock s Keataurant.
, Bavmas,
Manager.
Don't forget Mrs.
night.
Jarley'i wax-works to
tadlM, Hlases and Children's Hose,
At tue new uuiar. itauman, mana
ger.
Klecant La dies' Coatiitnea,
611a cashmere and woolen suits at half
nn.- 10 mate room ror spring at Ton Elin
k. iiauman, manager.
Why do all the best people of Dallas
at Craddock'a f Because there they
what they want.
Warm ate. Kvery Pair of Kid til ea,,
At the New Datar, 700 film street.
K llAt'MAH.
... M anager.
Craddock 's Reeuurant U the p'aca to
what you want.
f BOYALfSttVlt l
Absolutely Pure.
. ..m!I
Tht. vu.wA nA varies. A
purity, strength and wholewmeiieM.
ecomimlcal than lh ordinary kinds, , s nj J ,
be sold In competition with the "
ow test, short weight, alum or i;nS'r, (f
ders. Bold only la oaus Boyal BakBI "
dor Co. New Yotk -r
A. 3". Rosenfield & Uros
Quotations, February 31, 1 .
New York Pine Apple Choose, Ko per
Thurlier's Succotasli, Dae a can. j.
ThiirlK'r's Fancy Cream Cheese, P
Durkce's Halad Dressing, Wc a bottle.
Imcilal Celery Ball, V a Irallle.
ALL KINDS OF FANCY CAKES,
As Coeoannt, Maccaloons. Scotch ""llf'vt
ni K.nr. 'ui. Pallets, "iirnauii "
Crsckera, Ac, An , at lowest prl,c- vmtf
We make Collee anil Tea a .-. ,4ti
her. mine hut the host of (loods are H
place. Yours resj.crtfiill'r . BR(
ii. miaw
0. H. ED WABDS,
AQKKT FOR
MAT11USIIEK,
. C. IL EDWARDS,
C1IASE,
GROVESTEEN& YVU
PIANOS.
BRICKS LOW. TKBM8 lAjV.
OLDINBTKCKKKTSTAKIH IN
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