The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-14
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

home to-day,
The compress company ARE DOUG 4
lively business.
The illumination question nov
looms up for Tonight
Galveston viii groan when rh hear
how much cotton hOs been shipped
north.
The CosmopolItcs, Friday evening
Nov. 20, at Odd Fellows hall. See
advertisement,
Family and fancy groceries Ut Leon
ard Bros, Austin stree, between
Main and Elm.
New drug store-ircsh drugs, paints
oils, etc., at Q. j. Molletps corner Mali
and Lamar streets,
The Cosmopolltes, Friday evening
Nov. 20, at Odd Fellows hall. See
advertisement.
Physicians prescriptions accurately
compounded AT g. j, Molletps, corner
Main and Lamar streets.
The Cosmopolltes, Friday evening
Nov. 20, at Odd Fellows hall. See
advertisement.
There were great crowds At Wcbbs
to-day, 10 examine his fine watches,
jewelry, gold spectacles and eye glass
on.
For family and fancy groceries 50
TO Leonard Bros, Austin street, next
door TO Odd Fellows hall. The best as'
sortment will be found there.
Perfumery, toilet and laundry soaps,
starch, ETC., Mt MolIetts drug store, cor
her Main and Lamar streets.
Leonard Bros. will furnish you with
the best Of groceries, ut the lowest
prices, and deliver them ut your door
free of charge. Call on them.
Cure your chapped face and hands
and soften your rough skin with Elder
Flower Lotion from MoiIetts drug
store, corner Main and Lamar streets
The Cosmopolites, the old and ia
vorite troupe-will open the season Mt
Odd Fellows hall, on Friday next,
Goth inst. Fine and really good music
will be the order of the night. Don't
fail to 60.
1t will Le seen by his advertisement
In to-day's paper that Mr.. ID. Il. Groves
new Phoenix mill will be entirely COM
pleted and ready for work on the 10th
or 10th instant. Lumber men and me-
chanics should take notice.
The reception room of the TeXasand
Pacific depot is too small to accommo-
date the emigrants arriving, and the
city authorities are taking steps to Sc
cure, near by, proper and more COM
modious accommodations.
Bishop McTyeire and DR.. Wood will
deliver addresses upon the subject of
Education" at the Methodist church,
corner of Commerce and Lamar streets,
at seven O'Clock this evening. The
public are respectfully invited to at
tend.
We are to have Joe Jefferson, Il. l..
Davenport, Mrs. Chanfrau and Olive
Logan here this winter, so we learn
from Mr.. Allen, one of the proprietors
of the Little Rock theater. They will
have no cause to regret coming.
You would hardly think that
there are men in Dallas mean enough
to avail themselves of the market re-
ports of the Board of Trade, but are
too stiDgy to pay an initiation fee,
and are not ashamed to look at dis
patches intended only for members of
the Board and strangers with cards of
admission. Yet there are several
The Fort Worth Standard has this to
say of Capt. George r. Fearn, late of
Mississippi, now member of .:the Dali
las Bar: ITO the good people ofthatc ity
We commend him and his interesting
family. AS lawyer, citizen and a
christian, Captain Fearn has but few
peers, and grace and charms may be
q
found around his hearthstone sell
dom equaled and never excelled.n
MIR. Thomas Field might make IA
vorable arrangement probably with
Messrs. Allen & Johnson, managers of
the troupe now here, by arranging the
floor Of his theater as the seats in the
court house are, and raising the cell.
ing. Mr.. Allen tells us he would take
1t for the season, and let all of the
various actors troupes, ETC., who are to
play engagements in Little Rock, at
his theater, then come here too.