The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30
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"A light rain fell last evening, TIN
day was very hot aud snltry.
-l'resh groceries Of all kinds 70
sale cheap at John 1'rotman Il Co.'S.
Finest old Virginia chewing tobac
co Just received by j. W. TrotmNl
~ Co.
Boots and shoes, In any style
made 10 order ut the shortest notice n
Pages.
Country produce, vegetables and
poultry always for sale by j, w. Trot
man Il Co.
She would not marry him. Why
Because he did not wear one Of Ham
iton's hats.
The largest and cheapest stock OF
straw hats In the city just received At
Pages, sos, Main street
Why do the ladies of Dallas look
so sweet at the young men? Because
they wear Hamilton's hats.
1t Is rumored that the Denison
Gift Concert association contemplate
moving their headquarters to this city.
Why do the merchants of Dallas
look like New York merchants? Be-
cause they get their hats of Hamilton.
General j. b. Robertson passed
down the road, yesterday, en- route
home from the immigration excur-
sion.
Jake Hirsch, at the cigar stand in
Bogeps, is collecting picture gallery,
and has some rare specimens. No
charge to examine it.
George III. Grain, Esq, master of
transportation of the Texas and Pacific,
will accept the thanks of THE HERALD
for appreciated favors.
BY reference to the second page of
The HERALD this morning, it will be
seen that the notorious Myra Reed has
been arrested in Waco.
1t is suggested to the irresponsible
bill poster that he find some other
places for his theatrical literature than
the walls of our churches.
THE HERALD returns thanks to
General j. b. Robertson, superintcnd-
ent of immigration, for files of late
Cincinnati and st. Louis daily papers.
The attendance at the entertain
ment at the Methodist Episcopal tab
ernacle last evening was rather mea-
ger owing to the threatening weather
THE HERALD regrets to learn that
Ex-Governor James w. Throckmorton
declines to run for the constitutional
convention rs delegate from Collin
county.
AT Fields theater tonight, DR..
Milburn, natures orator, will deliver a
lecture Oh the subject of what blind
man saw in Paris. If you desire a rich
treat, be sure and attend.
THE HERALD's special dispatch
from Fort Worth conveys the painful
Intelligence of the self-destruction of
most beautiful and estimable young
lady, Miss Augusta Marshall.
1t would perhaps not be out of
place for the city authorities and board
of trade to meet Colonel Scott and the
gentlemen travelling with him, at the
depot at o'clock this afternoon.
The reporter called on Mr.. Bev.
Scott, yesterday afternoon, and was
glad to learn that, under the skillful
nursing and care of Mr.. George X.
Meriwether, he is rapidly GONZALES
cling.
City subscribers to The DAILY
HERALD must settle all arrears by
May LIST, or the paper will be immedi-
ately discontinued. This rule will be
strictly adhered to, without regard to
persons.
-Messrs. Aunspaugh & Farrar make
specially of buying and selling state,
county and city bonds, land scrip, etc,
and negotiate loans. Office, 5l5 Main
street, Upstairs. See their card In The
HERALD.
"A. Freeman, the well known pho
tographer, is making extensive alter
ations In his studio, and in conse.
quence will do no work until next
Tuesday, when he will be glad to sec all
his patrons.
Marshal June Peak desires THE
HERALD to state, for the benefit of its
lady readers, that he Is not married
man, nor has he any desire to encum-
Der " himself, with city scrip at its
present deprecated value.
1t is to be hoped that the leading
citizens and business men of Dallas
Will pay their respects to the distin-
guished party Of gentlemen who will
reach the city as per announcement of
special dispatch published on first
page.
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