The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-21

CoIoSEI. DoNono, Of Memphis, and
Commissioner OF Immigration for The
State Of Tennessee, will deliver n plain,
practical, 'homcspun" talk TO the live
and progressive business men and
property holders Of the city Of Dallas
and Vicinity, Mt tho Courthouse, on
Friday night, the I'D inst, ut the usual
hour Of business assemblies. We trust
that. the thinking and acting portion Of
our people will not only make 1t a mat
ter o. special business 10 come them
selves, but also each to bring as many
Others as possible on the occasion. We
shall be favored with the views Of n
gentleman who has had five years nc
tual and active experience In the work
Of immigration.
GoDEy's LADY Book for September,
(thc peerless magazine for the ladies',
il received promptly ON time. In rs
literary contents, It's Illustrations, its
fashion plates, Its work department,
and everything else that goes to make
up thorough ladies' magazine, Cooley
excels oil others ut least that h the
verdict of our lady friends A splendid
chrome isglven ~ II premium to every
single or club subscriber for the year
1873. Terms, So per annum; ranging
down as low ms ~ 80 when sent In
clubs of twenty-four copies. Address
l.. A. Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa.
ALI the Democratic Candidates for
County Offices Mt the approaching cleo
ton are requested to meet at the Court
House In the City of Dallas, on Mon
day, the 18th inst, ut 10 o'clock, A, M,
to consult together and agree upon u
plan of making nominations, whether
by Convention, Primary Election or
otherwise, aud to notify me of their
determination.
Perfect harmony Is desired and the
Executive Committee will cndcayor to
do what will most satisfy all parties.
w. II. HORD,
Chairman Democratic Executive
Committee, Dallas County.
WHEN the wife leaves home for n
short trip, she closes the shutters, draws
down the curtains, does Il good deal OF
locking up and leaves foruse one lamp.
Then she goes away with an amount OF
confidence TINT would crowd Dutch
merchantmen. AT night, all those
curtains are up and every lamp IN the
house Is lit, while every wife in the
neighborhood says, "Why, | thought
Mrs. Smith had gone out in the coun-
try !" and every husband replies
Though he drops his head very low us
he says iD, "Yes, Mrs. Smith is gone"
G. l.. VAN HORN is getting up rail
road map of the city of Dallas, taking
In Shreveport, Red River City, Fort
Worth and Corsicana--showiig up
Dallas rs being the great railroad cen-
ter of Northern Texas. II viii he II
valuable addition to tho Texas Adver-
tiser and Business Guide, TO be ISSUED
in September next by Mr.. Van Horn.
Our business men should see to II that
they are made known through the
columns of the Advertiser,
ATTENTION is called to the advcr-
tisement of Hooker Female College,
Lexington, Ky. In to-day's paper
This institute Is one of the best in
the country, and deserves, as it is re-
ceivlng, an extended patronage. A
number of young ladies are in attend
ance there from Texas, and some from
our own city.
AMONG THE IIEl,ALD's yesterdays
visitors was Dickerman, of the-we
were about TO say Sherman Courier;
but Dickerman Is u candidate for Dis
trict Clerk of Grayson county and is no
longer an editor, and his paper is no
"organ.n