The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22
LOCAL BREylTIEs.

llash, hsqu OF llils county, kicked we
beam, yesterday, NJ blN hundred
pounds,
Christmas and New Years presents
NJ Reed n Lathrop's, 6O5 Main street
Finest line Of studs aud buttons In
the eily-also charms Of new designs,
necklaces aud children's rlngs all new
nj Webb's sos Main street,
Go aud hear the great operatcslnger
NJ Odd Fellows hall
six head Of fine looking sheep,
weighing In the aggregate nine hun
dred pounds, passed PnE HERALD of
fee yesterday forenoon,
For the best aud cheapest holiday
goods 80 to Pierce n Lyle, dO7 Main
street,
That old aud enterprsIng Journal,
the Galveston News, has an advertise
ment In to-day's paper, to which we
direct attention.
The great Howard at odd Fellows
hall tonight ono hundred presents
given away every evening
Staple aud fancy stationery for the
holidays NJ Reed a. lIathrops.
Don't forget that the bazaar Of the
Episcopal church commences today
nj Fields theatcr. Go aud SEQ what
you can get for Christmas.
Twelve large hogs, all natives Of
Dallas county, paying neither poll or
occupation tax, came TO town, yesler-
day, 10 spend their last Christmas.
Their average weight was three hun-
dred aud twelve pounds.
k'redercl's great iron cage mystery
NJ Odd Fellows hall tonight
Call and sec those new designs for
New Years calls, ut Reed n lathrop's,
sos Main street.
Ornamented cake aud fancy coniec.
tionories for weddings and parties, are
made n specially Mt the stores of Loo
renlz, Bachmann II Schmidt, 40 and
0l3 Elm street. Cnll and see their dis
play of toys and fancy confectloncrlcs
lnc2 Van Zandt. in connection with
the Howard troupe, will appear each
evening.
As we go TO press the San Jacinto Is
Is being well warmed. The beauty and
chivalry Of our city are there ito chase
the happy hour with glowing feet"
IA chiel among We taking notes, and
faith he'll print ~ in to-morrow's
HERALD.
A large black bear, weighing nearly
two hundred pounds and caught when
acub, in Tarrant county, was purchased
for Messrs. Thomas e Williams yester-
day. Ursa major will soon go where
"Ole Uncle Ned" and all good bears
go.
Bryan Bro. s offer for rent their new
two story brick building, next door to
the First National bank, at present oc-
cupied by them a; possession given Feb
ruary |, 1875. See advertisement.
On Christmas Jacob Grossman will
give his guests tender and juicy steaks
from fine young bear which he
has carefully reared from cub under
his own eye, on healthy diet of sour
kraut, sweitzer case and Milwaukee
beer, "a dish to set before n king"
Messrs. Thomas d Williams, the
well known butchers, purchased huge
steer from Hill county, weighing up
d wards of twenty-five hundred pounds,
for Christmas steaks. This fine look
ing long horn attracted number Of
spectators as he walked down Main
street. seemingly unconscious that he
was to "be butchered to make Texan
holiday"
We call attention to J. G. Brownies
advertisement. To supply the wants
of coRnOisseWs and those who want
genuine and pure liquors, Browne &
Co. have laid in stock of fine goods
bought direct from importers in New
Orleans. Champagne, Cognac, Ja-
maica Rum, Holland Gin, etc. Try
them and be convinced.
BY reference to an advertisement in
our columns, twill be seen that, on and
after the first day of January, 1879, the
firms of Clarke, Bryan " Blake and
Bryan Brothers-the former now at
the corner of Main and Houston streets,
and the latter next door east of THE
HERALD office-will be merged into
one, under the name and style OF
Clark, organs 4 Blake, and will occupy
their new and commodious building on
Lamar street, Immediately north of
the Pacific railroad depot, next door to
the pOstoffice. The new firm will keep
full stock of dry goods and groceries,
and from the large business done by
each of the present firms heretofore, we
predict for 1t a successful business. All
the members of the firm are thorough
business men, old citizens of our city,
and well and favorably known all over
this section Of the state.
Hallway Personals.