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THE DALLAS HEltALD, WEDNESDAY MORNINO. MARCH 22, 1882.
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HOOBTON ATKIA8 CENTRAL
(houiton vmaj
OlMO oKTB
Arrive . a. in. I Depart 10.00 . a.
Arrive IM a. m. I JtilllI?iJEJ5;
" BOINI. HH'TH.
Arrivh .... Mi ft. in, I Depart I.sn a. m.
Arrive Ill) p. in. I Hnpart 4-'fl P- 5.
TKXASi l ACIKIO.
(jarriasoi cn y time.)
UOINO '.AHT.
Ho. 4 Arrive 0.W . m. I Loaves 7.20 a. m.
Mo. M Arrive 8.4ft a. m. I Leaves. j.Uv.4-.ul ".m:
" OOINU WKST,
Ho. 1 Arrlvei (,10 p.m. Uvn ( 40 p. m.
Mo. 9 Arrlven MO s.m. I Leaves m.
"dalLah it WICHITA. "
Arrive 10 90 a. m, I lupiirt. .i... ' n.
Arrive 1,40 a, m. Depart .J. 00 p. m.
" TRUNK LINK.
Arrived 10 00 a m. Dopart .0p. m.
CHICAGO, TKXA8 A MKXICAN CKNTKAL.
tea Dalian," .oo p'."m. 1 Lea. leuimie, l.' a, m
Arr. Dalian, lWi in. Arr. f :i.-l.iini. 1M p. m
l Yr-sli Out Monl I'rOKli lliiikwlnul
Vloiir i I'rrnli Uyo Tloiir ami ltailcy i
Vi-rali CirllH mill Nllt 1'oiih; Oywlrr
liny Asmrntfiinji (JcmiiiIiicGiihIicii Hut
tor; VariiKiulh ltloitlcrH anil III oiled
Mai Ucivl t A. Ci. llraml Virgin Olive
Oil; lYoneliri'uaimilMuNliroiime.l'ltii,
LEB & FREIBERG.
ATTIXXI
.Market Drugstore
Arnica Jelly, Iron Bitters, Corn Remover, Ca
tarrh Cure, Count! Hyrnpa, Ciitli'ry anil Tollc
Good! In gradient variety. . 816 Main Hlreet.
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f All A MAHAiMUVUUf
javtr
Apothecary.
JUST RECEIVED!
DIUKCT FROM LIVSUWOL, ONK ('All LOAD or
Scotch Potatoes!
Two can of Orange and Lemons, one assorted
car of llonaniui ami Imported Nnta. llavo on
iiann a urn aiocaoi Anpies.cannaKO, aie nt
in8 UK STKKKANO-& HHP,
closot out sale
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SURPLUS STOCK.
Having bceu In Imslnesa for yours, my aim k
hail been at'ciuniilatlng iinllll I inn nhlhrcd to
close out a larxe ainoiint regardless of price. 1
will noil for the next "lily tlnyx, al a heavy Itn
eount frum former prices. My surplus nlnck of
Books, (achiHil, nilncelaucou anil lilanka) chro
mos, Prainca, Window Bionics, Hill, Note and
,01 lor Heads, Nowa, Klatn, Nolu, Letter and Cup
Paper, Ink, etc., anil In fact, anything kept In a
firm clans book nttiro. Theio kihhIs will bo mild
al some price to make room for the Urgent and
bent selected Muck ever brought to thla city In
my line.
The trade 1h invited to cull and ko the bar
gaina. Agent for Organs and sewing maehlneii.
W. J. BIIONK, ntut Main Hired.
TElUSNAt.
Dr. Pylo, a prominent citizen of Kaufman,
Was in Cue city yostcrduy.
General A. T. Hawthorne, a well-known
. Baptist divine, la in the city.
Mr. anil Mrs. O. Clark, of St. I.outs, are
Tinting their daughter, Mrs. Frank l'iclii.
Superintendent H. It. lrvihendhrauhicf
Clerk, Air. vanue, were in the city yesterday.
Charlie Fee retnrnoil Jiome from the cast
yesterday, whither ho had goueto purchase
Roods.
Captain K. E. Cowart and his wife accom
pany liia brother to Kansas City on a visit
next Monday.
'Tom Harris returned yesterday from
McKinney and Sherman, where- he had
been on business.
Governor It. It. Hubbard arrived in the
city yesterday I com Austin, eit route to
lyior, mi noma.
Miss Mamie Drown, an acconinlislie.i
young lady of fibcriniin, is visitiug Miss
Mull io Uurford.
Kobort Atkins, who lias been siill'crlng
with acute rheumatism, has returned
from a trip to Hot Springs much improved.
Dr. A. 1 Davis ami wife left for Coral
cana yesterday evening. The doctor was
called on professional business. Ho will
return this evening.
Mr. 8. 1'. Mondva, tho agent of the Knglo
and riionlx mills, of Coliunbua. (iirirm
has been down for the past four weeks witli
pneumonia, but will bo with his friends
aptin about the first of April. It is to be
hoped his many friends and patrons will
not forget him.
Colonel T, P. Ilobh, who has been prom
inently connected In an olllcial capacity
with the Chicago, Texas it Mexican Cen
tral railway since Its llrst inception, leaves
mi morning mr iTiicago. to no one man
who has hail a hand in the lnanaKcment of
the a (lairs of that corporation is duo more
credit for whatever success has at
tended it than Colonel Kohb. Ho
has worked faithfully und ' systemat
ically In his sphere and lias
eujoyed the conlldenco and respect of 'this
community, and the best wishes for his
future well being go along with him. We
are not advised of his future plans, but un
derstand that ho . has not given
up Texas, which it Is to be
hoped is the case. Colonel Kobb Is emi
nently lilted fur a broad sphere of business
usefulness. He had large experience
In positions of Important trust, and
"V", ycri blk WM prominent
candidate for congress In Chicago. Bhould
he concluded to cast his Anal lot In Texas,
he will be greeted Willi a welcome of the
most cordial nature by those who know
him In the vicinity efliallas.
A Dellghtfitl stoasatlea
In the region of the palate is experienced by
those who quatrexlifleratlng"llub Punch."
It Is a delicate combination of old lliiuors
with fruits of surpassing richness.
FLOTSAM,
SSSHaMasaa
Captain J. T. Vanson has purchased the
Bell farm Just east of the city.
tntAw avamlni .Tiiattn IT. I. a...it...i
in mftrriuge Emtlv Cntohtn to MUa Ixmlsa
Tli AMllffiattits tMvOtlitlilnt l)i a ...!
Of ilopa and sweeping of truth into tht
There are a great many ilrangertln the
City at present, a greet many of whom are
. from California on a prospecting tour,
. Orewert now date that the wheat crop fi
tint M IkAillV InllirsWl mmm ml A
by th McxMtvc rains for tht past two
Karma nm butt planting Nm which
til ntcaitt ralna itav i i .
. -- - - ' 1.14 lurvinit
tme, and wrunqnently (U crop, will to a
luieoee. t
' Aaothar eaaa of imalPpo was reponed
yii the person of a little girt, near (Jreig's
i illujr2Un,Jr bttl -InyesUgation U
x i tdntof north U.,m eeUrday"
' Ht iHineil not to lake them
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Just Received
Jacinto and Harwood streets, Monday
night. They were trying to take oil' a
shutter when Mr.Chandler discovered their
presence and ran them oil'.
Master I.onnie Messmore won the prize
of one dollar, offered by Mr. Hurst, the
city circulator of the Hkhalu, to the boy
who sold the most HxiiALim of Buuday's
edition.
The Mr. Petitt, who'died st Clebnrg of
mull-pox, was not, as was stated by the
evening paper, a relation to Mrs. onk
ling who died some weeks ago, nor did be
assist in tho burial of Mrs. Conkling.
In this morning's Issue will be round the
card announcing Mr. Charles J. Green as
the democratic nominee for city asses
sorand collector. An admirable selection,
for the name of Charley Green is tho syno
nym for sterling Integrity, geucroeilv,
geniality and ability for whatever he
undertakes.
Colonel William J. Keller, the owner of
that beautiful and popular resort, Khmly
View i'urk, situated at the San Jacinto
street railway, continues to add attractions
to the place. He has lined up more rustic
summer houses and proposes erecting a
large fountain, and he eonteinplaleH mak
ing a skating rink in the grand pavillinii.
And now when Klorn decks the fields and
yards and commons with the tapestry of
living green, lawn-tennis Is in order. Ac
cordingly a club was organized on Mon
day evening, und the following oillceis
elected: president, Miss I.ulu Bin i ill ; treas
urer Miss Maltie Leake; secretary, 11. 11.
Strunge. Hooks descriptive of the delight
ful puslime, mid balls, bats and other para
iihanalia have been sunt for. I. awn-tennis
in a game of Knglish origin, introduced by
the nobility, and is nearly six hundred
years old. having been played some two
hundred years before tho discovery of
America.
ei
Carter's Liver Hitlers, for t lie euro of dys
pepsia, liver complaint, and all diseases
caused by miliaria, are nuiiieby tho makers
of Carter's Little Liver Pills, which guaran
tees their goodness.
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The Aiiiorlcan lllble Noclety.
The amount of colportngn wo( doiio in
Texas by the American Jtihlo society dur
ing tho month of February will provo to be
interesting reading to the IIkiiai.d'r thou
sands of readers this morning, therefore it
is given as below: I'avs of service, .'117;
miles traveled on duty,.'), II; families visited
by tlicin, families found destitute of
tho lliblo, 4'JS; destitute families supplied,
,'lli; destitute individuals supplied in addi
tion, 4(; liuuiiierof books sold '2,'Mi; value
of books sold, $.V(vl!i; number ef books dis
tributed gratuitously 3tJ; value nf books
distributed gratuitously, sfTB.'-'il: amount col
lected from churches and individuals for
lllble cause, $ I0.SH. Reports were received
from twelve auxiliaries Handera, liastiop,
llrnzos. Harrison Hopkins, Houston, La
vaca, Panola, Tcxaim, Jackson, Concrete,
Victoria and Winusboro. The amount re
ceived from sales of tho Scriptures was
flLI..')-. rom contributions, (142.62.
This is a benevolent and unsectarian work
for Christ and humuuity, lu which all aro
invited to engage.
V. U. Rankin, Dist. Suii't,
Austin, Texas.
Ice Cienm To-ily anil Night
at the "Helvcdere" Ico Cream hall, which
Is the ifnly really elegant establishment of
the kind in lhilliis. Large, cool and com
fortablo at all times, with its general nirof
cleanliness and comfort, it is indeed the
sineiua non perfection in its lino. La
dies with or without escort can tuuro Und
a place to sit an idle time in genteel se
clusion without being subjected to the
annoyance of a close, low ceilingcd, so
called "ladies' parlor." Clean, cool and
comfortable, there is not its like in all the
town. 71.) .Main street, opposite St. George
hotel.
Attention, l'liyalelnns.
1 take this method of informing the pub
lic generally, and physicians especially,
that I have opened a first-class drug store
on the corner of Harwood street and Hoss
avenue, whore everything in the drug line
will be kept constantly on hand and guar
anteed to lie of tho best and purest that enn
bo obtained. 1 have secured the services of
a skillful graduato of pharmacy, Ma
jor Kills, who has had twenty-live
or thirty years experience, and my
patrons may rely upon having their
prescriptions put up with the utmost pre
cision und with fresh medicines.
Fhank 8. WlllTINII.
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Loob's New Theatre, Main Ntreet, .Near
lrni. Windsor Hotel.
A large and select company of flrst-olass
specialty stars appear nightly in the clinic-
em nun niosi. limning ucis.oi ino V auucvilie
stage. The bar is stocked'with the choicest
wines ami liquors, and in the future will be
open during tlie iluv. II vou want to sneml
a pleasant evening, do not fail to visit this
popular piaco ol amusement,
Farmers and l'lanters.
.We have a stock of Cotton Planters
shipped us on consignment, and have In
structions to close them out. Tbev work
well, and will be sold regardless of cost.
tan anil examine, ;iOi Commerce street.
Itl'KsKI.L A Co.
Owing to the large imrchases of our con.
slant buyer ill Now York has made in the
carpet lino, we have concluded to sell our
stock on hand Stl per cent, cheaper than the
rvguinr price, in oruer to make room lor
mono we navo on the road.
A. it L. MlTTItNTII.M,,
tkHI Khu St.
Ill
Dim't Vou Fernet It.
1 have no Interest In the chnr itniid nn
tho nertbeaHt corner of Main and Austin,
but am at the St. George with a full supply
of smokura' and chowers' articles.
IisxlkCiiam.ky
TT VaiMI rtnt anil aliAo aiAu iQ CI...
rvi r ' mxvw sjiivitij im rami
mM,iiH8 a larw line ol goods for holitlny
grtitora, etc.. ami a fUU itwk always carritil
aI k la M..lr .. . 1 I.-.... . A.
w. ... v " .. -ut. imhiutu iimnn,
1 1 !
George I.oomls Is proprietor of "The
Ot1lie,'' and that fact Is a guarantee ol kind
ami courteous treatment, anil ol Hie best
wines, liquors anil cigars that niouey can
WI1V,
They aro entirely new, and d liferent from
any oincr in mo city. Mster cams at
Mason & Kan's,
Won't Mistake the 1'laee.
t'ncle Charley can be found with an elc-
aii ihkk ui viifar, vw,, av tue ,oi vteorge
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Vint of the fjauon.
The Delmonlco restaurant will serve Ice
eream and cake at their ladles' parlor, up
slalrt, commencing Huntley, March 6, liwi.
The Dclveilore restaurant, 713 Main
nmL Mirvea ill ita naimiw nn .iam..,.
oftheNasoo.
We Receive Dally
Handsome pattern hula and bonnets
lollies' New llaaar, 7Utl Klru street, K. llait
man, manager. .
"Rava nrf seen thnnit" I'K'n i-.ll
go at once. They are the most elegant ever
uruugiij iu ur city.- - r"ier cams ai
; iasow t i('J:
Kid Oiotaa. Krarv Vale WuMmia '
s i a Akt.fl a hull,.. .-.I .n i it .
- "i ".. " ithiwii mhu alii imuiiia; qui
til "'""i ivw niini ium,
Newest styles, lartett stock and clisapest
Kastw cards, it Masom A Kas sT
rv-nl Ismc, go to 7W Kim itmt, I
A Card to the Mercbanta ef Teiaa.
A number of the large wholesale mer
chants of Texas have for some time past
adopted a system through their drummers
of over-soliciting, and thereby over-stocking
the retail dealer, and as soon as a pay
ment is not met, of running an attachment
or demanding a "bill of sale" of their stock.
Thus not only ruining many an honest
man. but forever blasting his credit, turn
ing film loose upon the world, perhaps,
with a dependent family. ut
terly bankrupt in purse anil credit.
This system of snap judgment
is not only unjust but illegal, and for the
protection of ourselves as well as merchants
Indebted to us. we have secured the
services of an eminent legal firm thoroughly
conversant with commercial law, and we
now say to all merchants indebted to us,
should you be attached, telegraph us at
our expense, and write immediately all the
particulars; and should any merchant de
mand a "bill of sale," under no circum
stances give it.
He suro that there is no fraud in your
dealings, and if vou aro unjustly attached
we will see to it that you areainply iudemui
lied. Selling ns wu aro to almost every
grocery merchant north of Hempstead,
there is never an attachment hut we lire the
sutlercr-H. . Hence, we are determined, cost
what it may, to put a stop to this practice.
Kirst, through the courts, and should we
fail here, then to try the legislature.
Respectfully, IU'iiiikh Kuoh. A Co.
1 'alias, Texas.
Ladles, Attention I
At ,'si'J Lliu street can be found one of tho
most accomplished und accommodating
dress-makcM in the southwest Miss M.
Murphy. This deserving young lady has
spent four years in Texas, and her business
has steadily grown during that time until
now she has added additional rooms to her
apartments and titled them with special
reference to the comfort of Indies. Miss
Murphy is n genuine and true artiste and
learned her business in the eastern cities
among the leaders of fashion. She feels
very grateful to the ladies of this section
for their generous patronage, and proposes
to repay it by giving them tho Unest of
goods and wort at reasonable prices. Miss
Murphy has recently purchased for the
spring opening an extra large and excel
lent stock, and is prepared to suit the ladies
in every stylo of dress-making they desire.
Sho has given special attention to cutting
and fitting, and in this department of her
business is unexcelled.
Still to the Fore.
The Hoard of Trade saloon, comer ol
Main and Austin streets, Messrs. Purdy .t
Hiindnll proprietors, Is still to the fore, anj
to the fore in all things. Having been re
paired and thoroughly renovated, there, is
not now in all Texas a handsomer, cosier sa
loon. It is, indeed, in its beauty, in the
tasto displayed in its ornamentation, a lil
ting temple for tho O'Sthcticnl. The liq
uors and wines, imported and domestic, are
the creme do la crcme of the rich oll'erings
ti Bacchus toman. With splendid billiard
tables and pure liquors, and pleasant, gen
ial proprietors, how can the Board of Trade
be otherwiso than tho place ol all the cityi
COAL FOIt HAI.K!
The (ins Company will Deliver to any
part of the city at the
1.0WKST MAIIKKT I'lHCK.
INDIAN TEIUUTOUY COAL I
From McAllister and Savanna Mines,
All Lump Coal, If llenlred,
TKUcrilONK VOCIt OI1UKIIS.
aTOIllee At Schneider A Davis'. -sn
Facts Worth lleiiieiiiliering.
Most eminent physicians give testimony
that the best, surest and mildest remedy
for all forms of blood-poisoning, whether in
herited, or contracted, is Acker's Wood
Klixir, which gives tone and vitality to the
systoni, throwing oil' all evils removing
iiinpics, scroiuia, rheumatism, etc. Hold
v VV. II. Patterson it Co.. the Peachstnne
Liniment men.
Attention,
Hi
Apollo Hull the 1'lace.
For those living in the cltv. this restau
rant Is already well known and patronized.
mil people coming to town win be glad to
learn that at the A mil I o restaurant iliev
can have a spleiTQtd meal at any time.nuieal
mat cannot no surpassed in this market,
Oystom, tlsh and game are specialties.
i.verysiiiiig goiieti up in nrsl-cluss stylo.
Prices moderate.
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Oeorge'a Place. "
"Georgo's Place." corner ol Main and
Martin streets, under Thompson's theatre,
is the daisiest place in Dallas. He has bis bur
fully stocked with the purest and tinesl
brandies, whiskies, wines, malt Honors and
other liquors that money will buy, and
ms cigars are tne nest ami most popular
oraniis in mo market.
To all niv old friends and natrons I wish
to say that I cau mid will sell boots, shoes,
gaiters, suppers, etc.. as low as t lie lowest.
Cheap for cash. I will be pleased to see all
my friends. H. Page. 71W Elm street, Dallas,
Texas. Hoots and shoes made from meas
ure and repairing done on short notice.
Cleanllneaa la Health.
The most elegant and comfortable bath
rooms in Dallas, warm and nicely carpeted,
everything clean and ncnt, aro to be foumi
at Lee Cohn's, 6 1 J Main street, opposite
Hanger Brothers, at the low price of twenty
live cents.
Fine Claret.
We oiler to consumers a line imported
claret wine at $l.'.1 per gallon. We make a
specialty of wines, and utwoys keep a good
assortment on bund.
Linen ,t FKmiiHO.
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Ladies, dou t fall to come to seo our
bargains in embroidery, laces, linen and
lace collars, dress goods, cnriH'ls, luce cur
tains, window shades, etc., etc.. etc. A. ,t
u. Aiiiieutniil.
s
The Taylor limine.
Corner of Fifth and Austin streets, Waco.
Texas. Good rooms, good beds and good
fare. Hoard by tho day, week or mouth.
Day board at $1.M) and $2.lH per day.
Mis. J. II. Davk,
Proprietress.
.aitles1 ''
having returned from New York and other
eastern cities, 1 am now prepared to offer
you the very latest styles In every depart
ment of millinery fancy goods, ladles' wear
and suits. Yours truly, Mrs, E. Haunian,
iv i Aim sirevi.
tS .
Field Remta.
Just received a fresh supply of Johnson
grass seeds, allalfa, or California clover,
white Kuaslin oats. St. Charles white com
auu other Held aeexls. C. r. Ct'RTis,
1113 Mailt street, Dallas, Texas.
Orr's Concord itde-anrlng buggies are
nung on equalisers, ana nave steel Dows
teal ties and Harvan wheels.
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llMI-mtt ! l all I n . t! MH I
' - J MM- w ,,l ,h vv im WWII ill
town for good liquors and cigars ; It is the
imiui jiiiar pn rfc.
The Gmveatann ami Vnllnr. and IT II
Kdwards pianos at C. II, Edwards,!! Main
street.'
sn as
All-ol Orr's buggies and carriages bay
Serveu'i patent wheels 1 1-8 Inchaxlea,
Haadaona Ladlaa' latta
In tnolrlee, satlni, silks, lace grenadines.
ana ounungs, oi every aeecription, 7UV blsu
mtoj n aamasaui, mDajri
Do not (Urn yourself wnlle yon can buy
groceries at your own price (t Jot. Mm
a. im z ns street, as constantly
In ek a b e lire ol ready-p-ade (hoot ol
a Cat xa aU LAot fcjwe.
CITY DOTS.
Wholesale flour depot, T. E. Bnodgrass,
Sycamore street. ,
Smoke genuine Duke of Durham. Stand
ard of the world.
Feed, coal and wood, telephono Snodgrass
on Sycamore street.
1'se Cardinal flour, Hungarian process.
For sale by Levi & Hro.
The Parlor saloon, Lamar street, keeps
nothing but the best liquors.
The finest Hour in the market is the Car
dinal. For sale by Levi .V. Hro.
Polite bar-keeper, finest liquors, wines
and cigars at the Parlor, Lamar street.
Happy those who are In need whilo gro
ceries are se cheap at Jos. Menczer's.
The Helvcdere restaurant, 715 Main
street, is sotting the finest table In the state
Go and soe Orr's buggies and carriages
before buying elsewherii. or send for tince-
list.
Where the dew-drops fall, the daises
bloom and where the purest liqours arc,
"The Olllce," sensible luen.go.
At "Loudon's" old stand (J. L. Potter,
successor! second-hand furniture of nil
kinds bought, sold and exchanged.
If vou arc bibulous In vour inclinations.
straightway seek out "The tillico," for there
you win get tlie purest goods in lexas.
(lien Leu whisky, fine wines, frairrant
cigars and polite attention make tlie Glen
Lea saloon the superior place in 1 'alias.
Positively Closing nut, regardless of cost.
Come ami get your lust bargains iu grocer
ies of Jos. Menczer.
Corner of Main and Murphy streets is
where you will find the Glen Lea saloon,
und you'll always get Glen Leu whisky
there.
J. L. Potter (successor to Loudon), 8,'SO
Klin street, wants gouts' cast-ol!" clothing,
old books, and second-baud goods of nil
kinds. Send u postal curd, and he will cull
on you.
Hurnett's prices and quality of work In
plumbing, water and gus-pipe litting has
secured hi m the best patronage of tho citv.
He still furnishes the Crosby rubber-bucket
cuaui pump, ill. on iviuin street.
Old cane seat chairs, reckers and settees
recalled by a practical mechanic. -Goods
called for and delivered, free of charge.
Send a postal or cull on Potter, KS0 Klin
street; box 170!i, post-ollicc.
The Glen Lea saloon is an elegant place
to get a nice ginss oi wine, pure claret, Im
ported ami of finest oiiuiitv. Those who
like a good article lor table purposes should
go incro ana secure a lew bottles.
Crushed feed. Oats, corn and barley
crushed is economical, heiiltli till and better
lor horses and cows than wholo grain.
Corn meal, Graham Hour, hominy ami grits
iiiuuiiiuciureu at feiiou s corn-nun, jL'ut
tcrson avenue.
All beer drinkers know what Krlanger
celebrated beer is, and they one and all love
tl above all oilier brands. Its superiority
is patent, and it makes its introduction
through tho Apollo hull, its headquarters.
Stop drinking ale and go and try tills beer.
Downs & Thomas,
successors to J. V. Barton & Co., 7-2 Elm
street, dealers in groceries and agricultu
ral implements, aro exclusive agents in
Dallas for genuine Avery plows mid extras,
of which tliey keep a large stock at prices
and terms to suit tho times. They also
keep a full lino of family groceries, and ask
their friends to call and examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Uoti-hniiieil Hals and Ilonnets,
Neapolitan, French, chip. Tuscan braid,
Porcupine and Satin brums in every shape
and color, 7 Oil Kim street, K. ISaiiinun,
manager.
A complete, outfitengine, boiler, coflco
and spice mills and roaster requires only a
small capital, and very profitable, with
established trade, for sale at Jos. Menczer's
If you want to buy a family carriage
and for Orr's catalogue and price list.
The finest saloon and the best liquors and
cigars in ino city nt tue x'urior, i.amar St.
Smoke Duke of Durham cigarettes: mild
mellow and pure.
Orr sells the best buggies lor the money
In tho world.
o irniv"7irar!i j
Absolutely Pure.
This imwiler never varies. A marvel nl
purity, strength ami wholenomeiicna. More
economical Ihan the ordinary kinds, ami eaiiuiil
be sold In coiiiietlUoii with tho multitude of
nw Wat, short weight, alum or phosphate pow
tiers. Bold only la cans Koyai Bakloi Vow
der Co Now York
A. J. Rosenfield & Bro's
PRICE LIST,
March 14, '82 Just Received
ltrook Trout, spiral, In 31b reus, Joe a can.
Hea Tnnit, salt. It l-i wilts per pound.
Dried Pealed Peaches, W rents per pound.
Pried I'npenled reaches, U l-'Jc per pound.
Mlted Cherries, M cell In per pouud.
Prunella, soevnta per pound.
White IVarl Harlry, liieviiu pcr pound,
rilnck Kye Flour, (cents per pound.
ThurlH-r's Itahama line Apples, X.V per lb.
We make Tea ami CuiVw a aiuM.uiiv
Money will lie refmiileil If goods are not wo
rvi'iYwviii uiem.
Yuur rea)Hatnilly,
a. j. RiMiKNriKLn ntto
0. H. EDWARDS,
AQKNT FOR .
C11ICKE1UNQ,
MATIIUSIIKK,
C. II. KDWARDS,
. CIIASE,
GROVESTEEN& FULLER
PIAIJO.
rkicn LOW. . TIKMS IAIT.
OLE miTITJilKKTI TAKIW WIXCHAIIt3
iriHJWEk
alEELMAEDTil,
The Leading Clothier and Hatter,
Has just returned from the New York and Eastern Markets
where he has purchased an immense Spring Stock of
Men's, Youths', Boys' and Children's
CLO
-AND-
Gentlemen's rurnishings,
These goods are daily arriving in vast quantities, and we
are now prepared to clothe you as may become your station
and at prices, the reasonableness of which must astonish you'
Circumstances have caused a great cut to be made in the prices
of all the large Eastern Manufacturers, and our extraordinary
t cs for linndlin great quantities of goods, enable us to
purchase them at our own figures, and we now propose to givej
our legion of customers the full benefit of these extraordinary
bargains. In fact we are ever willing to share all of our ad
vantages with our customers.
We shall sell you Men's Spring Suits which, under the most
favorable circumstances, can not be sold by other dealers at
less than $13 50 for 10 and $10 50.
Suits for which $15 would be an extreme low figure, we
will sell you at $1 1 50 and $12.
Still other Suits, which you would not hesitate to take were
we to ask for them $1 7 50, 'we propose to furnish to you at 15
and 13 50.
We have bought from a leading New York Clothier over
1,000 Suits for Children and Boys, at 50 cents on the dollar,
better made and better fitting goods than ordinarily sold in
this market.
Mothers, please bear in mind that we will offer thin
line of goods 25 per cent, below current prices. This is a great
opportunity to clothe youf boys with well made garments at
low prices.
These Same low nrices will continup rhrnncrlinur nnr f ntlrA
stock of Men's and Boys'
saieiy assert mat in elegance, style and variety, our stock of
Gents' Furnishing Goods compares favorably with that of the
largest Eastern Houses.
In hats of every conceivable design and quality we are
headquarters,' and justly acknowledged the leaders of fashion.
L Eeinhardt, 704 Elm St
AElllTTEflTHALi
1882 11
m tin
We have Junt received a New anil
COLLARS
Of the Latest Stylos In the Market, ranging from lo cents upward. Tho above Goods
wo guarantee to be worth M ht cent mnro than tho price we are selling them for. It
Is au established fact that we always havo carried tlie best aud clieapcast selection of
EIBMDEEIES, LACES,
AND TANCY GOODS
But we can safely stato that our selection on hand hls season, surpasses any previous
assortment in this Hue, it'sarding 1'KlUEd AND QUALITY.
sssjssit A. & E. MITTENTHAL.
IKE LOEB ' A i i oEB.
IKE LOEB & BRO.,
Hi
'J
COMMISSION
Sole Agent
Cllil If M fiOUD ID.
THE BEST AHD TIKEST III THE STATE.
' 716 ELM ST., DALLAS, TEg
CAETER
Printers and
No. 413 Elm Stroet. Dallas, Texas.
POWDER!
MITCHELL & SCRUGGS,
tJKf SiT? ,M,', De'Jes whtre we keep
."V"" raiiniaii uuuuara
h'rl'Lfe1 ? . Write far prw-ea.
AkTHt t cam.
CAIN &
FE HVEai, FEED
Oerker NU ui AU8TH ITUETS,
Have Just opened the above stable wild aa entire new notflt. Kew bnsgles, Ihe flnest
bunki ever kriH la the elty: parfteily sale driver ir laillee or tentltmen; a(nehtofearrinrj
and aoromsMMlaUag 4rlvi: all calls proaistly aUeudad te; ehartM reasonable) funeraia w
mTTTTVTi
Furnishing Goods, and we can
Immense Line of Linen and Lace
T
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MERCHANTS.
lorF. FALK'S
& GIBSON,
Book Binders
a full and large stork of the celebrated OMKljJ
will lie ruiulshril al manunu'liirera rnevn.
Mil MITI HKLL A BCRP01I8, ATg
ROTHSTEIN'S
J0( aOTBSTW
AND SA1E . STABIBSi
Ittth e( 1. 4 T. 0. 1.X Vrelfht Dtp
annwiva wau rewa) ana eeerate ey tot af ee aeeaia Tsltpaone ne, n.
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