The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-28
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Douglas Bros. the boa ioa tallorS
Of Dallas.
The Dunlap silk hat nj Carpenters
under the San Jaclnlo.
Fl0cls Of Wild geese were llylnR
norlhward over thocily last night
A large assortment Of silk hats Just
received NJ PagGa
Our lashlonnblos all have Their
clothes made by Douglas Bros, TIE
peerless tollors.
The weathery yesterday was delight
full, aud the ladies and children took
advantage Of II.
William White, alias Black Bill
was arrested yesterday evening on "
charge of drunk aud dIsordcrly'
AT Page's you will find the largest,
cheapest aud best stock OF hats In the
clty--at prices TO suit.
Ogden, the Elm street grocer, has
received u patent cheese knife, which
IL quite u curiosity, IN It's way.
The case of Fresh, the counter
feiter arrested Thursday night, was
continued by Commissioners Long, I'M
til Monday morning.
There were but two cases before his
honor yesterday-one was continued
until Monday and tax of four dollars
and costs imposed on the other
A party of Black Hill emigrants
will leave this city In few days, hay
ing already received their teams and
made all necessary preparations.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will shortly give II festival for the
benefit Of their church.
r. p. Holland, agent of the Texas
Herald, WaXahachie, paid THE HER
AID the compliment of brief visit,
yesterday.
"A heavy thunder storm, accom-
panied by vivid flashes of lightning,
visited the city last night, followed by
heavy rain.
You can easily tell the well dressed
men in Dallas. They all buy theil
clothes of Douglas Bros, the fashions
BILE tail0rs of Lamar street.
The editor and staff of THE HER
AID bow their thanks for an invitation
to the hop at the San Jacinto hote
next Friday evening.
Dallas has a "medium," and she
proposes, shortly, to give apublic man
Hesitation, due notice of which will bt
given in The HERALD.
Hides continue to arrive in large
quantities. Mr.. s. L. Stratton, COM
mission merchant, adjoining The
HERALD building, receives his share.
District Attorney Bower yesterday
entered q nolle pros. in the case of j.
f. Hamel, charged with an aggravated
assault upon William White, u negro.
johnson has Il few more of those
cheap tickets to ST. Louis and Chica.
go. You can save from one 10 five
dollars by buying your tickets from
him.
johnny Thompson, the best ant
most gentlemanly barkeeper in the
profession, will open neat little sa
loon, at 40 Austin street, the first o
April next.
Mrs. Chestnut, on Lamar street
north of the Episcopal church, is re
ceiyng her stock of spring styles IN
bonnets and hats, to which she invites
the attention of the ladies.
The streets were alive with bust.
ness yesterday. Farmers were in town
in large numbers, making purchases,
and merchants looked smiling and
happy, of course
The Ancient Order of Hibernians
will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock,
at their hal, TO take steps TO pay a fit
ting tribute to Irelands champion OF
liberty John Mitchell.
Attention Is directed to the card OF
the Southern hotel. Mr.. McIlheny
knows how to keep hotel and, rs h,
keeps u first class house, he is well de
serving OF public patronage.
Look out for the wagon tomorrow
with the builalo's head. Those desiring
a fine piece ofbuilalo meat eau secure II
tomorrow out of the wagon with the
buffalo head.
The reporter of THE HERALD has
been invited to attend q seance OF
Monday night. He will attend, and
endeavor to give correct report of the
entire proceedings in Tuesdays issue.
. Two new Pullman palace sleeping
cars arrived yesterday, to take the
place Of the old ones OH the Texas Pa
ciiic. They are called, respectively,
Lawrence" and 49," aud are perfect
autles.