The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-16
LOCAL NEWS.
y. N. nAnTHoLow, Local Editor.

Suppose We oil agree to put down
pavement apiece,
The Fair Play Hotel Is TO become the
Arlington House.
What ere orr rncliIics for obtaining
the aqueous ifa fire was to give us o CALI
--Igelhart Of tho post Office, languishcs
for few days On the outside.
A fond Papa in Dallas calls all the
boys born to him in the Spring Spring
buds.
The Commercials bill Of fare was
sampled yesterday by Col. Oglesby of
Plano.
Three citizens Of Tehuacana Hills,
oam,, saw md will remain in Dallas oil
their blessed days.
"A young lady Attracted some atten-
,ion on Elm street yesi erday afternoon,
by appearing in semi-moscuine attire.
If the Planoies have lost their rail
road agent, they win find the gentleman
mixed up here with the rest of ns.
"A new departure photographer spells
Kaufman with @. sO Caufman G the
Kommerciars Register.
Our banQuettes are yet embargoed
with merchandise, Gentlemen, You must
stand treat, or clear the way.
Have you seen McConDells bush
wacker2 1t 10 a polished piece of cutlery
for steel savage.
The cavernous hole in tho buildiae
opposite the Cratohtield is being rcmod-
delled for--anything but a mlliner shop.
--Barwir will commence pipo-laying
not for the Governors olIice--but for the
Gas Office, next week.
Yesterday needed n good physic, it
took cold early in the morning and was
exceedingly hatulent all day.
--swinks new buildings on Elm ST.
will resouud to the instruments of con-
struction no longer than to-day,
With the advent Of genial weather
considerable stimulus has been given to
the various branches Of the retail trade.
--Chicago and Dallas having formed
copartnership In the hide business, two
Kansas boys, MeltSler Cats, start EN-
off with one hundred thousand pounds.
Capt. Billy Sells left for Denson
after hs desert on Monday, and returned
in time to hear the tinklc of bis dinner
bell Wednesday.
The ladies will thank tho masculine
patrons Of tho street cars, if they will oc-
cupy tho seats provided for passengers
inside, and not retard egress and ingrcss
by standing on the platform.
"A full canvas greeted Noyes and his
troop last night. The performance went
of smoothly,as did Mile Turner once from
HUT HoTso' NO u WhulS' ~ Wuo CHhslci
entertaining and satisfactory.
"A couple of gangs of roughs all
drunk, met In saloon in east Dallas yes.
terday afternoon. Knives were used and
ono of the braw!ers received slight stab
in the back. No arrests were made.
nallo hoc bn lr;a 10 a.
for the newspapers. The fact that he use
his ears for an umbrella is sufficient
apology for his articles not appearing in
the Herald.
-NIessrs. Millican 4 Stillman, two
naughty conspirators, sandwiched them
selves between tho bed-lincn of the
Southern and concocted another paper
for Dallas.
If You who were interested in the
Concert, take up tho HERALD this morn
ing before you do your rolls and coffee,
and find no report Of it, it will not be so
Tomorrow.
Major Braxton got in out of the cold
from st. Louis yesterday, with his cheeks
wearing the russell of apipin apple, and
his whiskers a Ia Bette IIarie, in good
state of preservation.
Our enterprising merchants are now in
the midst Of their harvest, and the new
columns of advertisements upon our four
pages, illusra ate the estimate placed upon
the circulation and influence of the
Herald
The elastic Casson nimbly chung to
our arm yesterday, and gently whispered
in our ear Of the coming sugars, sylups,
and many other saocarine items, for what
will, no doubt, be the very tasty estab.
lishment of Messrs. Simmons \ Lake.
Casson will illuminate the interior OF
their counters.
The fairy proprietress Of a miniature
. kerchiefjust large enough to contain
one tear or one sigh, can have the same
by applying at the Library Hall, when
the agile Shelton will gaily produce the
''sweet love of little thing and--all
will be lovely.
THE roof Of Messrs. G. NJ. Littlefeld
\ Co., furniture warehouse caught fire
yesterday afternoon, from the fue. A st.