The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-30


secure his services,
The reporter waa In error In Hun
days issue, IN stating that Messrs'
Clark, Bryans 4 Blake had disposed Of
their stock Of groceries liquors, etc., 70
Messrs. Ullmann a Co., ~ the gentle
men assure him that they had no
liquors 10 dispose of not having dealt
In that line Of "grocelies' for some
years past.
The fine steamer Belle Champlln
IL being thoroughly oyerhauled aud
repaired, preparatory TO q trip up
through the Gainesville and TED river
canal. She will depart on the 9th of
April, att y. NJ, sharp. Ample nc
Communications will be provided for the
gentlemen now before the people who
fail 10 get tho requisite number Of
votes.
Spring IL ut hand aud with II
comes the want for spring goods. Az
the Boss place, No. iO7 Main street,
they have u full line Of English aud
Scotch suitlngs, French and German
worsteds, beautiful vest patterns. The
best stock OF goods ever brought Into
Texas. Call and see them NJ tho Boss
place No. lO7 Main street, llollenbeck
n McCollum.
We were shown, yesterday, by
Messrs. Butterheld a. Rundlett, the
publishers, n proof sheet Of the official
map Of the city Of Dallas, which they
published In connection with their d.
roctory, The map IL large aud hand
somely gotten up, and bears the official
signatures of the various officers Of the
city M 10 its correctness. Messrs. Is. "
II. informs W they will have the maps
here, ready for delivery, In less than n
week. Every business house should
have one.
--Of all the articles Of n gentlemans
toilet there IL none so difficult 10 be
pleased with NJ u shirt TO have II III
well Is the first consideration, and II
good fit will Insure its wearing quality.
The majority of shirts are made up
crossways of the cloth, rs II econo-
mixes the material. Hollenbeck "
McCollum have brought on make of
shirts that fulfil all the desideratums.
The Pembroke shirt Is the best in the
market, and If you don't believe II
come and see them.
An amusing scene occurred at the
residence of n well-known citizen
Sunday evening. Several visitors
were present, when the rain storm
came up, and the following CONVERSE
ton, as detailed to the reporter by one
Of the visitors, took place between the
hostess and host: "Deary, please bring
the flowers in from outside.n ooh,
no, darling, lot them stay out. The
rain won't hurt them 1t will do them
good" III know the rain will not, but
the lightning will injure them, deary."
The flowers were brought in.
Don Carlos Alfonso Wilhelm Har-
ris Charlie for short, crushed our fra
gile fingers in delicate embrace yes
terday. lie only weighs 2l0 avoirdupois
lights at 1877 pounds), and has biceps
like Tom Allen. Charlie has pur-
chased the state right for the new pat
eat smoothing iron and is going to
iron out all the people in Texas. The
process Is very simple. He first selects
his victim, knocks him down, sits on
him firmly, and then irons him out
with his little iron. Perhaps he don't
1atten them, we'll. The traditional
founder is full of humps along side Of
them.
For several days past numerous
anonymous circulars have been dis
tributed around town. One, signed by
eagle Eye," was quite extensively
distributed, yesterday, rejecting very
severely upon most meritorious Off
Ger, our worthy city marshal, Captain
June Peak. AS these circulars are gen
orally looked upon by sensible men
as emanating from party whose
sole reason is to crafty private spite,
and not through any extraordinary
zeal to promote public virtue and good
morals, they are received with con-
tempt. a man should always praise
the bridge that carries him safely
over.
&C. Christopher, Esq, formerly of
the firm of Lyon, Russell & Christie
pher, heavy contractors on the Texas
and Pacific, and lately of Hershey,
Brown &C Christopher, iron founders,
is prominently mentioned by Chang
Lee, All Sing, Wang Fee, Me Washee,
Washee You and other of our leading
Chinese citizens, as candidate for
mayor Chris. is an accomplished lin
guist 1--WE heard him talk Spanish the
other EVENING" and can talk rs much
pigeon English and keep Chinese
camp in as good order as anybody we
know Of Make us mandarin of the
blue button, Chris, and we'll vote for
you.
We learn from the Austin States
man that Captain Robert Josselyn,
editor of THE DALLAS HERALD from
September Is, 1871, to November 9,