The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-20
LOCAL BREVITIEB.

The postoflce removal Is again be
Ing discussed.
Hats Of all kinds and styles al
panic prices at Pages.
The Dunlap silk hat at Carpenters
under the San Jaclnto,
--Mitchie's new building will present
an elegant front when completed.
Fresh groceries Of all kinds fol
sale cheap at John Trotman n Co.'S.
Finest old Virginia chewing tobac-
co just received by j. w. Trotman
~ Co.
The city was visited with light
wind and rain storm yesterday after
noon.
Boots and shoes, In any style,
made TO order at the shortest notice at
Pages.
Country produce, vegetables and
poultry always for sale by j. w. Trot-
man ~ Co.
She would not marry him. Why?
Because he did not wear one Of Ham
ilton's hats.
"A brass band of twelve pieces will
accompany the delegation Of liremen
TO Houston.
The Odd Fellows ball, on the
evening Of the Goth, promises to be a
splendid affair.
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.
The election for justice of the
peace, precinct No. 3, Dallas county,
takes place on the first of May.
Why do the merchants of Dallas
look like New York merchants? Be-
cause they get their hats of Hamilton.
Several extensive improvements
are under consideration by leading
builders of the city, of which more
anon.
An original poem of considerable
merit will be read by the fair authoress
at the Salvinis entertainment to-mor-
row evening.
Small boys are doing Gland office
business" in the way of capturing dogs
and delivering them at the pound at
ten cents head.
Dallas will probably send dele
gates to the National Medical associa-
ton, which meets in Louisville, Ken
lucky, next month.
Several lodges have SIGHTED their
acceptance ofNthe invitation to be pres
ent at the Odd Fellows celebration in
this city on the Goth.
The Salvinis entertain tomorrow
evening Mt Fields theater. An excel
lent programme is offered, and will, no
doubt, be well carried out.
The tin sheeting of the roof of
Mitchie's new building was blown off
for a distance of twenty or thirty feet,
yesterday afternoon, by the wind.
Several swinging signs were blown
down yesterday by the wind. 1t is be-
ginning to strike the average Dallasite
that swinging signs are nuisance.
The Baptist church contemplate
the erection of iirst-class male and
female college in Dallas. The plans
will be submitted to the people in a
short time.
in view of the strict enforcement
OF the dog law, 1t may not be prema-
ture to predict an early decline in that
nutritious, oleaginous, but somewhat
mystical compound called sausage.
There will be spelling match at
the court house Thursday night for the
benefit of the Union Mission Sunday
school. The lawyers and doctors are
expected to wrestle with Mr.. Webster.
Joe Harris has engaged in a new
business. The last seen OF him he was
walking down Elm street with about
twelve dozen pairs of old spectacle
cases under his arm. Turning granger,
Joe?
The Ancient Order of Hibernians
are making preparations to tender a
farewell banquet to their ex-president,
Mr.. M. j. Quinn, who leaves the city
In a short time to return TO his native
home.
The pony belonging to Mr.. Thorn
as, the butcher, varied the monotony
OF things yesterday morning, in the
of the market, by pran-
cling into a saloon and kicking things
around.
by diligent inquiry among farmers
rom all parts of the county, yesterday,
he reporter learns that crop prospects
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