The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-07
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L0OAL BRRylTIEs.

under the San Jaelnlo,
New goods In the boot, shoe and
hat line, arriving daily, NJ Page's, bOs
Main,
business Of all kinds was generally
suspended yesterday, on account Of the
election.
Frank Gayle, conductor on the
Texas aud Paolhc, paid W. u pleasant
call yesterday,
The city council met last night,
hut adjourned over until tonight, for
want Of u quorum,
--'I.0ng Branch, "f'lfth Ayenue,N
"llroadway,p "Opera,n are the latest
styles of hats ut page's,
"A man was arrested yesterday, and
lodged In the station house, on the
charge Of theft Of coat,
Straw hats, straw hats, Mems,
boys and ohldren's, just received, by
Hamilton 4 Co., matters,
Tho street sprInkllng brigade did
some little service, yesterday, In lay
Ing the dust on Main and ELM streets,
The two young brakesmen, re-
Gently injured on the Texas aud Pacific,
are still alive, with strong hopes OF
their recovery.
Silk hats silk hats. The Dunlap,
Fifth Avenue, and Broadway, silk hats
just received, by Hamilton a Co., Hat
tiers, Main street.
Soft hats, soft hats French pocket
hut, English aud American felt hats
OF every shade and quality, ut Hamil-
ton ~ Co.'s, hatters.
There must certainly he some head
aches, as well as heart-aches, In Dallas
this morning, Gentlemen, you who
wereleft, have THE HERALD's warmest
sym pathy.
"A called meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Dallas Bridge company viii
be held at the office of CASTOR IL Thomas
north side of the public square, on Sat
urday, 18th inst. See notice IN to-day's
paper.
--Messrs. Polser n Comerford, at the
premium stall, as usual, keep the finest
and best of meats. Parties desiring
TO secure the choicest of roasts for their
tables, should by all means purchase
their meats ut the premium stall.
No paper was issued from the
Office Of our evening neighbor yester-
day. Wonder what was the reason,
To make "phatp on subscribers and adj
vertisers, or to secure the correct news
from The HERALD and then furnish
II to its readers?
The fine steamer Belle Champlin
will leave for Owls Nest and all way
landings on Salt river, Wednesday
morning Mt s A. NJ. Defeated candl-
dates will be furnished tickets at half
rates by Johnson, under the San Jacin-
to hotel.
Mrs. Chestnut, on Lamar street,
still continues to receive additions to
her elegant stock Of millinery. Ladies
desiring the latest styles, combined
with most excellent workmanship,
should make their purchases of Mrs.
Chestnut.
Col. Il. G. McIure, formerly editor
of The HERALD, was elected an alder
man from the fourth ward. He is n
close student of the topography of our
city, and was on the right side of the
branch. Andy Johnson commenced
as alderman, colonel. Excelsior
The gentlemen engaged in count
ing the vote of the first ward, owing to
the great number of candidates, did
not get through until o'clock this
morning. The reporter desires to re-
turn thanks to Messrs. Bryan, Leigh,
Duncan, and to the whole force, in
fact, for courtesies extended him.
An alarm of fire was sounded last
night about nine o'clock, caused by n
pile of waste paper taking fire in the
store of r. a. WEIGH, on Main street. 1t
was extinguished before any damage
was done. The engine and hook and
ladder companies were promptly on
the ground, but their services were not
necessary.
-Meigs r. Myers, Esq, for long
time connected with Messrs. School
kopf Il Doelling, and VIM. Dayton,
recently with Robert Ogden, two young
gentlemen well and favorably known
in Dallas, leave this evening for San
Antonio. The best wishes of The
HERALD, besides host of friends, 20
with them.
j. T. Jeffries, 604 Elm street, as per
notice in another column, notifies every
body that hehas all kinds of spring and
summer goods, which lie is offering at
very low prices, for ready money. He
particularly invites the ladies to give
him call. We can assure them that
he is famous for having as tasty selec-
ton of goods as they can find any
where.
-Mcssrs. Sanger & Brothers have
lust received one of the finest nssnri-