The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-03
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The Dunlap silk hat at Carpenters
under the San Jaeinlo,
New goods In the boot, shoe and
hat line, arriving daily, At l'age'H' oo'
Main,
Two arrests were made Yesterday
@. n. Cooper aud j, DUR, disturbing
the peace
Judge Norton having been found
the question now IL, "Who's TO be The
next mayor"
--oLong Branch, "Fifth Avenue"
oBroadway,p "Opera,' are the latest
styles Of hats At Page'a'
Johnnie Thompson opened the
"Marble Hall' on Lamar street. yes
terday. See his notice In another col
umn,
John A. Gwynn, Esqp represent
Ing the extensive book house OF IT, H.
Cushing, Houston, IL registered At the
Commercial,
Candidates ARE happy In the ante
Ipatl0n Of u speedy settlement OF lheir
various claims. The thing IL getting Il
little monotonous'
business must be.brIsk In the sher'
IFS Office. The deputies are out IN
their summer rigs, aud look M gay ~
they are clever aud accommodating
There was u fall In eggs, yesterday
evening, ut the market hduse, caused
By wagon running against post ana
knocking II down against u hucGsler'S
stand.
Judge Burford informs the rcpor'
ter that although there was quite So
we're frost Thursday night no injury
was done to the growing vegetables IN
hi garden.
e. NJ. Hurst has fitted up q tasty
cigar and tobacco stand ut Bogel's, ana
win keep the best brands OF foreign
and domestic cigars and tobacco. Give
him u call.
old winter must be unusually Sc
ductlve this season, ~ gentle spring
still fingers in his lap, making us poor,
uulucky individuals without overcoats
feel rather ''so.so."
Next Friday evening our excellent
amateur club, the Salvinis, at Fields
opera house. A crowded house should
reward tho efforts of the ladies' and
gentlemen who comprise the club.
The police having sufficiently de-
veloped their muscles, now amuse
themselves. with miniature billiards
marbles Like true grangers, however,
they dispense with the middle man.
Hon. A. j. Dorm, state treasurer, il II
guest of the San Jacinto. His honor,
General Cabell, escorted him over the
yesterday city, pointing out the differ
ent objects of interest and improve
ment.
How is 1t that editors are always
leaving on dying trlp"' We never
saw one with Wings [Jimplecute.
Nor are you likely to, unless you re-
form your ways aud pay little more
attention to your spiritual welfare.
All persons who have not been
heretofore registered so as to vote for
justice of the peace, in the coming
election, can do 80 until sun down this
evening, by calling on Captain Har-
wood, at his Office AT the court house.
We are requested by Judge Blu
ford to say that his opponent for pre-
siding justice is not Captain w. II. Lee
mon, who resides In the country and
is his brother-in-law, but that Major
r. S. Leman, resident of the city, is
his opponent.
The reporter was yesterday shown
desk made in this city at the Rail-
road Planning mill that will compare
favorably with anything of the kind
brought here from the east. 1t was
painted and grained by Messrs. Quinn
Il Shields, and presented very neat
appearance.
"A gentleman yesterday gave the
reporter the following, which he pre-
sents to the readers of THE HERALD
for what 1t is worth: TO prevent cut
worms from destroying young plants
wrap pieces of old paper around the
stem for distance of an inch or so
above the ground.
The trunk found by policeman on
Commerce street, u few mornings
since, was claimed yesterday by gem
tleman named Johns, from Tennessee
The thief very considerably left a
number of bills, papers, ETC., among
! which was an Insurance. policy for one
thousand dollars.
E b. Scott, Esq, of the Westward
Empire, Stephensville, Erath county,
whose office was destroyed by fire
some time since, paid THE HERALD
the compliment of visit yesterday
afternoon, Mr.. Scott has ordered new
material, which will arrive in n few
days, and will resume the publication
OF his spicy and well edited journal az
soon as possible.
A postal card, Offering two hum
dred and fifty dollars reward for salts.
factory evidence Of the death of jacob