The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28
L0OAL DREYITIEB.


Streets look lively In spite Of the
rain.
Boys all have tendency TO gobble-
too much turkey yesterday,
salyInla hold call meeting this even
Ing al halfpast seven o'clock,
Jugs enough 10 jug the whole city
can be found AT Leonard Brothers.,
New drug store-fre drugs, paints,
oils, ETC., NJ q. j. M0iietpa corner Main
and Lamar streets,
You cannot call for anything In the
way Of family groceries that Leonard
Brothers have not got Go and aee'
perfnmery, toilet and laundry soaps,
starch, etc., nj Molletpa drug store, cor
ner Main and Lamar streets.
Fresh potatoes by the chr load, mp
pies onions and dried fruit Of Nil kinds
NJ Leonard Brothers always on hand,
wholesale aud retail,
Physlolans prescriptions accurately
compounded NJ g, j, Monetta, corner
Main and Lamar streets,
For fresh lard, nice butter fresh
eggs and anything else In the grocery
line, 60 10 Leonard Brothers, Austin
street.
Cure your chapped face and hands
and soften your rough skin with Elder
Flower Lotion from M0lretps drug
store, corner Main and Lamar streets
Leonard Brothers, builders and con-
tractors, have just finished the new
San Jacinto hotel, and VIII, IN few
days, give the finishing touches to the
new opera house.
Poor buffalo Several Of the legal
fraternity, In company with party of
our business men, leave for tho west
OH the 10th Of December--object the
destruction Of the wild beast, Leave u
few to perpetuate the species, boys
See change In advertisement of A.
ID. Johnson's railroad ticket Office,
which has been removed TO the San
Jaclnto hotel, Parties wishing tickets
to all points, north, east, south or west,
can save money by buying their tick
cts Of johnson.
The Cosmopolltes give another en-
tertainment on Friday night. Mr.. Joe.
Harris, who IL beyond all doubt the
very best amateur Ethiopian minstrel
and comic vocalist ever heard here, has
kindly consented to lend his valuable
aid. Now for fun and richness.
COSMOPOLITAN hotel arrivals w.
4. Clark, city G. b, Gibbs, Texas j. II.
Wright, Waco; j. Mailman, Houston;
A. Polkenhoon, h. Il, Belle, Glade
vile; III. Keetz, Q. ID. Keetz, MARSHALL
w. G. Galloway, ID. w. II. r.; Nj. j. !
Quinn, city; w. Faris, Corsicana; }. A.
Ramsey, Houston; l.. Weis, Galveston;
X. II. Chandler, s. j. Brazelton, st. |
Louis; j. Hays, Shreveport; II. $. Gay,
B. j. Cotton, w. Coruist, city.
For the week ending Thursday,ssNo
vember 26, 1874, eight hundred and
flfty-five bales of cotton were received.
-Four hundred and eighty bales ship
ped, and there was on hand nine hun
dred and seventy-fye bales. OF this
cotton fifty-one bales went to New |
York, one hundred and flfty-five bales
to Boston, ninety-three to Galveston
and one hundred and six to various
points.
THE editor of THE HERALD was
highly gratified to receive from New
York, yesterday, with the compli-
ments of the Directors of the City
Bank, "a very costly virgin merschaum
pipe, beautiful in design, with long,
pure amber stem and mouthpiece, and
on the bowl his monogram, exquisitely
designed and carved. So graceful
me mento of their good feeling is most
and the compliment is MS
heartfelt ON his part as it is delicate
on the part of the directory. The pipe
Is indeed one of peace, and shall be
smoked and preserved as q pleasing
proof that Corporations have souls"
and that our humble labors in the field
Of Journalism In Texas are appreciated
at home by our "solid men,"
OPENED!