The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-22
LOCAL BREYiTIES.

regular ~ they were,
Read the delinquent postollice box
llst aud settle like little man,
The emlgrants sheltered say that
Dallas heart IL In the right place
The finest line Of shirts to be found
IN the city can be found ut iO7 Main
street,
Sanger Bros announcement OF u
grand clearance sale will appear to-
morrow.
The volume OF travel Ia large, II the
number OF guests Mt the hotels Is any
criterion,
Thanks TO John McElhOre, news
dealer, Lamar street, for late papers In
advance of the mails,
Mr.. j. w. Walden, cashier of the
City bank, il taking u brief respite
from his arduous labors.
Shaker flannel and merino under
wear of the finest quality can DO had
at Hollenbeck Il McCollums.
Several handsome teams were out ON
the road for q drive yesterday. The
turnouts had quite city air.
Our streets, yesterday, presented u
liveller appearance than they have for
II month. All on account Of nasty
weather.
Collars of all kinds, both linen and
paper, at the lowest price, at lO7 Main
street. Give them call when you
want anything in this line.
What with attending to the Central
ticket office, at the depot and in town
also, Mr.. Wheelock has his hands full.
About three hundred peoples day bore
him.
Couples who 90 up into the cupoln
of the court house to spoon, of aSunday
evening, ought to shut down the win
dows after they are through billing and
cooling.
''rhe Boys in Blue" camped near
here, ride too fast through the streets.
They might run over some little ban
dit OH his way to school and unfit him
for business.
Hugh Sweeney, Hugh Corley, G..
Laramore and George Walker were up
for minor offenses, principally being
drunk, and his honor, the mayor, fined
them as in duty bound.
There are several brick stores going
up on Elm street, next to w.
l.. Wadsworth's hardware store,
which fills an ugly gap in that part OF
that great business thor0ughfare.
Our worthy mayor is hunting up the
sick and destitute, as president of the
Relief association. Come to his relief,
ladies and gentlemen, by attending the
meeting ut 800 p. M, Sunday, at the
city hall.
The San Jacinto club will give a hop
tonight at Fields theater. This club
is what we christened "The Owls" for
the want of name to designate it. Oh
course, everybody and his sweetheart
will be there.
One niger tried to climb up on tor
of another niger for calling him "a
wild Atf'rikin," yesterday. He didn'
climb far before he fell The "Affri-
kin" got in his left duke OH the other
party's potato trap, and he went tt
grass.
The workmen are busily engaged il
putting up the cornice on the new
brick block on Elm street, abov,
Messrs. Adams & Leonard's bank
These stores will he occupied princi
pally by the owners, and will shortly
be really for occupancy.
Bishop Garrett and the Rev. Mr.
Davenport are back from pleasant
trip to Paris and Bonham. The bishop
has moved into Mr.. Scales house, re
Gently occupied by Colonel Baylor, ant
the ladies OF the congregation yester
day stocked the pantry with plenty o
substantials and delieacies also.
Captain +. NJ. Hayes, agent of tn,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway, a
this place, has laid on our table, tn,
January number OF the " Great South
west" handsome monthly publica
tion issued by and in the interest o.
the above railway. AS usual, 1t i,
trimming full of interesting miscel
lany, as well as full information OF
Texas and railroad matters.
The Central railway will commence
the sale of round trip tickets on the
25th inst, good to February 4th, to
parties attending the meeting of the
grand commandery OF knights temp
lar, at Houston. The fare will be fl.
teen dollars and nineteen cents for the
round trip, and tickets may be had
either at the company's Office, corner
of Elm and Market streets, or the depot
w. L. Murphy advertises general
clearing out sale OF seasonable goods,
from this time forward, to make room
for heavy spring stock, soon ex-
pected. Everybody knows that Muir
ply has the best selection Of ladies'
dress goods, clothing, bJoIs and shoes,