The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-31
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removing llelbht W'hpWH'h
New goods In the boot, shoe ana
hat line, arriving daily, At Pages bOs
Main,
There were four arrests yesterday |
for drunkenness. His honor viii In
terylew them this morning
What IN the chief end Of manY
A pair Of good nttlng boots made by
Page,
The reporter WINS yesterday pre-
scented, by his associates In the Office,
with M elegantly engraved number OF
u late northern periodical,
There WIS u good attendance at the
meeting Of the council, last evening,
10 hoar the proceedings on the Dallas
aud Wichita proposition.
-"Long Branch, /" "l'Ifh Avenue"
"Broadway," "Oper0," arc the latest
styles Of hats nj Pages,
johnson has few moro Of those
cheap tickets 10 ST. Louis aud Chlca'
40. You can save from one 10 ave
dollars by buying your tickets from
him.
Tho eventfll ay-the 9th Of April
-approacheth. The Belle Champlln
II being put In readiness for The tie
fcntod candidates 10 take their pro-
Jected trip.
An invitation will bo found In all-
other column 10 the Odd Fellows Of the
state 10 Join the Odd Fellows of this
city IN celebrating the anniversary of
the organization In America.
"A heavy shower Of rain fell yestcr-
day afternoon between ! aud 3 o'clock,
but toward shutdown Old Sol pecped
out from behind his screen of clouds,
and gave w II glimpse Of his honest old
phiz.
Prof George gave his initial lesson
IN the German, Monday evening, and
his pupils will show their prof.
cheney, Saturday evening, by dancing
II as gracefully and correctly as the
thing can DO done.
Attention IL called to the notice of
Sheriff Barkley in to'days paper,
ito occupation tax payers" The major
calls attention to tho laws In the case,
and II may save some people cost to be
guided by his hints.
Sam. Wolf, of the wholesale liquor
house of Klein d Wolf, will return in u
few days with brand new bride-one
of the fairest and most beautiful
daughters Of that paradise of all Ken
tuckians-"J ackson's Purchase"
"A gentleman from Plano informs
us that the storm of Sunday evening
was unusually severe in that neighbour
hood. The rain was very heavy, ac-
companied by strong wind and large
hail stones. A family residence near
Plano was almost washed away, fences
destroyed and the smoke house entirely
raised from the ground.
The April number of the Great
Southwest has been placed upon our
table by Mr.. E. b. Hays, southern pas
senger agent of the NJ, X. e. II. 1t
is, rs usual, filled with interesting mis-
cellany and matters of general interest
to immigrants. 1t will be sent free to
any one desiring it.
-Four bales of cotton made their APP
pearance on Elm street, yesterday, and
the way that crowd of hungry cotton
buyers went for those four bales of cot
ton was as amusing to the bystanders
rs it was inexplicable to the verdant
owners. Cotton's cotton nowadays
In another column will be found
call upon DIR. E. Tillman, of the firm
of Messrs. Ullmann & Co., to become a
candidate for alderman from the first
ward DR.. II. is a gentleman of large
views and unimpeachable integrity,
and if elected to the position, would no
doubt serve with honor to himself and
friends, and credit to the city.
Spring is at hand and with it
comes the want for spring goods. At
the Boss place, No. 4O7 Main street,
they havea full line of English and
Scotch suitings, French and German
worsteds, beautiful vest patterns. The
best stock OF goods ever brought into
Texas. Call and see them at the Boss
place, No 4O7 Main street, Hollenbeck
~ McCollum.
Mrs. Chestnut, Lamar street, one
door north of the Episcopal church,
has one of the most elegant and fash
ionable displays of millinery to be
found in the city. Her stock of bon
nets, hats, trimmings, etc, comprises
the latest novelties, and THE HERALD
advises its lady readers TO call on Mrs.
Chestnut and examine her stock of |
goods, even IL they do not desire to |
purchase.
-Messrs. Polser & Conner ford, pro-
prietors of the Premium stall, city
market, constantly display the choicest
of meats of all descriptions. Parties
purchasing from them may always
rely upon procuring only the best aud
freshest meat, and that, too, of supe-
rior quality. Their stall is always
neat, clean and inviting, and those de-