The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-24
LOCAL BREVITIEs.


Staple and fancy stationery for the
holidays vt Reed a Lalhrop'a.
The finest stock Of ladies' stem wind
Ing watches In the city at Webb's, 800
Main,
Social and refreshments At the Tab
ernacle tonight, Admission always
free.
Christmas and New YEARS. presents
NJ Reed Il Lathrop's, sos Main street
Remember tonight the benefit Of the
Dallas relief association at odd Eel
lows hall.
Mary Payne and Sam Rasdery walk
cd into the mayors court and contrib
uted uobly In the way of fines.
For the best and cheapest holiday
goods 90 to Pierce u Lyle, 5O7 Main
street.
On the 2Sth instant there Will be
meeting, ut the court house, to select
representatives to join the immigration
excursion TO Louisville, 81. Louis and
Cincinnati.
The Knights Of Pythias contemplate
supper and walk round which will
knock the spots ont of everything
of the kind given this season.
Call and see those new designs for
New YEARS. calls, at Reed n Lathrop's,
sos Main street.
Shreveport is still honored (?) with
the presence of the gallantt?) Merrill,
Let him keep his spectacles clean dur
ing the coming holidays. Hearsey will
have an eye TO his movements.
Occur de Lion lodge No. s, Knights OF
Pythias, will have refreshments at
their castle hall, over Il. J. Franks
hardware store on Main street, tonight.
All brethren and sojonrning knights
are specially invited to attend.
DUO HDllCG W Iulllt ioI NulhtyS huN
prairie chickens at the Merchants Ex-
change this evening.
w. l.. Murphy, corner of Main and
Austin streets, has several notices of
new goods, under head of city bust
ness, to-day to which we direct atten-
ton.
A grand fancy dress ball is to be
given at the Metropolitan hotel, in
Terrell, on Friday the first day of Jam
uary, 1876, as will be seen by an adver-
tisement in to-day's paper. Mr. Glenn
ents, the proprietor of the hotel is de-
termined to make it the ball of the
season.
Mr.. Alfred Freeman, Photographic
artist, who has been absent from the
city for the past five months on visit
to his old home in England, returned
home on Monday. Mr.. +. Is looking
In fine health, and goes to work in his
gallery with new energy as well as
new and improved instruments.
Paul Vigo, Esq, of that well known
and staunch firm, L. II. Simmons 4
Co., of Shreveport, La., the only steam
job printers in the state outside of New
Orleans, paid US visit yesterday. He
is en- route TO Terrell, Mineola, Tyler,
Houston and other points on the Texas
and Pacific and International railways
in the interest of his house. We COM
mend him to the good graces of all who
want anything in the line of printing,
stationery or book binding, from bu-
siness card to u mammoth show bill or
a pass book to thousand page ledger.
George Holland, United States mar
shall, and special deputies j. r.. Patter-
son, Frederick Cullen and Frank Han
by brought here, under arrest, charged
with violating the kuklux law, John
Townsby, Eli Murphy, William Thorn
as, Doc. Russell, DIR. Ike Jones, Ike
Conway, Jack Conway, A. Berrel, S.
Heart and Il. w. Bohanan. The spe-
clal charge against these parties is
banding together and threatening
James Lyon and forcing him to leave
his home. The alleged offense took
place in November, and Mr.. Hadley, a
deputy sheriff of Denton county, and
fifty or more others are mixed up In it.
On Friday, these men will be tried be-
fore Commission Long. They are re-
spectacle looking rs body, and prin-
cipally young men. Their individual
bonds have been fixed at one thousand
dollars. The marshal has orders to ar
rest others.