The Dallas Herald. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 60, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 23, 1887 Page: 1 of 8
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VOL. II.
DALLAS TEXAS. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 23. 1887.-4 P. M.
NO. GO.
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Judging from our enormous sales in the
Dry Goods Department this week convinces
us that the public have appreciated the
GREAT BARGAINS!
that we have been able to place before them
To-day we extend this great Opening Spring
Sale to our Clothing Department and offer :
Gents' Mohair Suits in blue brown and
steel mixed $9 worth $12.50.
All Wool Fancy Scotch Oasimpre Suits '
in light plaids only $10 worth $13.50 and
sold regularly at $12.50.
BOYS' DEPARTMENT.
Pin Check Brown Casimere Suits for
Boys ages 12 to 18 only $3.65 worth $5.50.
Fancy Plaid Suits agea 4 to 12 great va-
riety of new spring patterns $1.65 worth $3.
SHIRT WAISTS.
Box Plaited front and back fancy Calico
"Waists new designs 25c worth 35c.
Striped Seersucker Waists splendid value
and an excellent Knock-about or School
Waist only 40c worth 60c.
Gents' Fine Neckwear
Ai immense variety in new spring shapes
and colors.
Gents' Neck Scarfs in all the new shades
25c worth 40c.
500 Dozen Brown Balbriggan Silk
Clocked Half Hose will be sold this week at
25c would be a bargain at 35c.
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SANG
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ELECTION TICKETS.
The Herald will in a few days begin
printing an abundant supply of tickets for
the City Election enough for each candi-
date to have plenty. All candidates who
have not at this time arranged for their
names on this ticket should call and do so.
Every : :
"I AVE THE E7E3T50 HEXILD FIFTY CUTS A M05TH-
y cTea'af by carrier. Try It. eas
ERBROS
cool
Stoves
Cook
Stoves
Cook
Stoves
Just rcccirsd a car of FAME"
cook store. Tlio very best in the
market. Guaranteed.
SMITH & CO.
711 ELM STREET
Family
moat. rnlreporta at all carnal treat
The Court
There was hut little business traiif.
aotcil in tho courts to-day. The two
weeks' assignment was finished to-
day and tho jury discharged. Court
'vill ho open for tho consideration of
agrc id ru-cs.
Da'e tho painter 615 Elm stioet.
Highest prices paid for second-hand
fiirniluro at (J. W. Loudon's second-
hand store 822 Klin street.
May Illossoin Tea tho bot tea on
tho market at Douche's 82t Main
si root; 50 cents per pound.
Children's fnncv collars nt Scents'
each at tho Arcade
Telophono Ci. W. Loudon's second-
hand store 822 Klin street lor move
wagon. Lull 'phono.
Call at (!. W. Loudon's second-hand
store 822 Klin strcot if you want to
rent fui-Hiturc.
For first class work in sign painting
go to Dale 6-15 Elm street. .
Patterson's drug storo open all night
Fresh Magnolia Horns nnd Cranber-
ries at T. 11. Cnuldock'-. Krvny .Street
Grocery
Tabic shoes and slippers in all sixes
and stvles from 50 rents to $1.50 at.
llunstablo & Moore's 715 Klin street.
Tho best 50 cent unlaundrcd shirts
iu tho world at tho Arcade.
A full lino of sowing niachino sup-
plies needles oil attachments and
parts tor all sewing machine at h:io
Kim street. Geoivo A. Webster.
Tho especial attention of tho ladio
is called to tho haudsomo Sleeping
Coach something new in tho Uuby
Carriage. Tho lirst ever shown in
Dallas ("all and examine at J. K.
llawcs 725 and 727 Klin street.
Chinese Importation.
A recent liiuiortalion from China is
attracting a grout deal of attention
ami many are uecoratiiig meir nouses
with tio.cetioiis Irom it. " Wo nieau ti o
hiren nnd beaiiLit'ul slOek of tlllitl illiTH
just received by Chas. G. Kik.ord 728
Kim street Ihoy cmliraco eiiincly
dillerciit )iittci'ns from the old red
check and uro beuuiilul as wed us
mi in mo in des i?n. 1 ho verv thlllii tor
a sitting room parlor hall or bed
room. Jlcsides mattings Mr. Kcklord
has an immense lino ot oil cloths lino
leum window shade laco ruriains.etc
Ho is headquarters on lace curtains
lie claims to carry tho largest stock
of carpets of every texture velvets
Moquels Wiltons. Ilrusols Tapesiry
etc. of auy houso in thebtatc. At 720
Klin tr et his luriiituro waro 'rooms
aro tilled with ttio laicst designs iu ar-
tistic furniluro at prices wiiicli will
please ull of his visitors.
Tim Herald ArtUt Endorsed.
Waco Kxainlncr.
Tho Dallas Hkhai.ii publishes cuts
of the ears o some of iis most prom-
inent Ileal celebrit cs. inc'uditig Mayor
llrown. 15. Gibbs K-q. and belli bhep-
lllli. TllO llltlkt I'elllUlkliOlo fuuiuiu of
tho cars selected for illustration in our
judgment is their extraordinary de-
velop'! eut. Thoy uro ai capacious an
were thoso of liie rather self-willed
animal which won an impcri.-hablc
and wido-sprcad notoriety in con-
nection with llalaam several year
s in co. Dailus him cars let there bo uo
mistake ou this head.
Thero will soon bo a class of vocal
music and one of penmanship and a
course ol lectures by somo prominent
pcopie set on foot by tho Young lien's
Christian Association.
dfiprIcEs
I SPECIAL I
axruww. rat
FLAVORS
MOST PERFECT MADE
frmiwl with strict rnrri In Pnrttr. Btrmvtli. ma
BtllhfalM. Ir Prc-o Rikmi Powder oonUlni
to 4BnoBla.UnM.Alun or Pbocphabw. Dr PrVH
awmctt mm iiom tc aaroraeilrtooeu;.
5
T1U2 CAMPAIGN'.
Iteasoner .Scored a Coo
Gibbs Laid Him On' tliis Morning. (Continiieil to-morrow.)
i:OUNII)KD.
Patrick K. Sullivan MkIh Wuiolinion
at Miller's Kiillroml Stallnii.
This morning K M. .Sharp who was
appointed tclegnr)lr operator at Mil-
ler's statio i on tho H. C. & T. U II
abort Uvo miles from Dallas nt rived
there at 7:15 this -morning nnd iluding
tlio doors of the si at ion imuso locked
on tho inside atteiu'ded o rotno Mr.
Sullivan who lie thought might have
lallen asleep. After an unsuccessful
attempt ho desisted and waited a lew
minutes when Patrick liurke road
master camo up and together they
nn.l...l ... j.t.itt. i ir tUn .1. ..1 .tli.l
found Mr. Sulli an dead on tho floor j
Thero wcro no marks ot violence j
ubout his person. Ho w as lying tho e I
with his eyes closed as if he had lallen
asleep. Mr. Sharp remained and Mr
Uurko camo lo Dulla to notify the
coroner of tho death. They inado a
aearch for valuables and lound about
$160. Mr. Sullivan was an old man
apparantly without family.
The coroner's inquest is being held
at Judgo Uraswcll's court.
1 ire ibis Morning.
Tbis morning at 4:30 o'clock pistol
shots by the tiozen sounded the alarm
of lire. The dwclliug house ol W. 11.
Greenlaw on tho corner of Gritlin and
Carutli streets was ou fire and when
the fire department got tlio alarm tho
whole building was in a bla.o Iu
pas-lug the fire with ouo of iho eri-
giuea tho flames badly i-corched the
head and face of one of tho horse-.'
Iho houso was soon consumed lhe
department by heroic efforts saved
Iho adjoining properly. A lady living
next door gave the alarm tho rear ol
the building then being in a blaze. The
j ropcrty as valued at 2U00 or $2500
and insured for $1500. The origin of
the fire is unknown. It was nnoccu
lied.
Baby 1 r. .- mi pest aMortmenl
at J. K. llawes 726 and 727 Elm.
1 One Last Xigirtbtit
Tlio lVolilliitlon Meollii(j.
K'ev.Mr. Kcasoner mado his reply at
lhe court house last night lo Hon. Har-
nett (iiliW iiiiti-inliihitionspecch de-
livered last Saturday night. From the
prohibition standpoint ho handled his
subject logically and reasoned l rough
fov his side iiiingliu reliyioiis points
here and there where they would lit
best. Taken altogether the speech was
a t'ool prohibition argument and
would read i.i pi iut very saii-iinetorily
to prohiliitiniiUM nnd in;ih 'v olher
fellows roaring mud.
His argument on environment tlio
influoiK'cs of aurroiiiiding-t mid du-
ration w as especially good and h. no
doubt convinced his listeners fiat this
argument for prohibition alone was
Kufliciutit to induce iho adopting of the
amendment. Ho was several times ap-
plauded; and altogether the loot uro
was well received.
At tho closo of Mr. lleasnner's
speech Gcu. II. M. Gatio a member of
the State Executive commiite ma Ic a
few remarks declaring his heart and
baud would bo iu this work and that
this bclug a republican form olgor.
eminent the people are responsible for
its laws un (1 their administration
whether good or bad.
Gcu. Gano will soon cill a lunss
meeting lor Dallas county when tho
Prohibitionists will orguuir.o fur tho
campaign.
For Sewing Machines sewing nia-
chiuo iitcdles oil. nt'arhiMciitit and
l-ris cat. ou O'eorgo A. Webster 830
Elm nirecL
"Consumption van bn Cured."
Ir. J. 8. Combs Owrimville. Olilo ssy :
" I liave plven Mtitr Kmnlniiii of Cm!
I.tvpr Oil w ith Ilyponliniiplittci to four pa-
tients with lrttcr results thsn teemed pos-
sible wi'.U any remedy. All wcra liercdl-
tnry esses of Lung diiee and advanced
to that stage when Coughs pln In chest
Irequent brathlng. frequent pulse Tewr
and Kmaclailon. All these rates have In-
creased la weight fram 10 to 2 Iks. sad at
ot bow seeding aa snedieiaa.''
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Gilbert, C. E. The Dallas Herald. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 60, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 23, 1887, newspaper, March 23, 1887; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth293791/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .