The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

-Oysters ana WINE NJ TWO u. IN. hre
fashionable these cool nights.
The beautiful weather indicates
the near approach of Indian summer.
-Lyte d Co. sell through tickets TO
any part of Europe, either frst-class
or emigrant.
"A large number of emigrants
passed through the city last week,
most of them going West.
All nature smiles in the pleasant
sunlight-and 80 does the average citl-
zen-about three times day.
Elder Baxter, of Missouri, will
preach at the Christian Church to-day
and this evening at the usual hours.
lis it not about time to ''let up" Oh
the dogs? There certainly is no dan
ger of hydrophobia at this late hour.
Judge Burford will hold court at
the usual hour tomorrow morning,
when the civil docket will be called.
The sad-eyed perambulating col
lector made his roundes yesterday and
deprecatingly presented his little bill.
The Civil District Court of Dallas
County, Judge J. II. Barksdale, will
meet tomorrow morning at nine
o'clock.
Might before last tie on the Texas
and Pacific road, near the depot,
fired from some unknown cause, and
when discovered was almost entirely
consumed.
--Siler's four-horse omnibus lately
brought lorty-three passengers at one
trip from the Central depot to the diff
ferent hotels, and there was room
for one more.
Cotton picking is progressing in
the neighborhood of Dallas. Many of
our poorer classes are awaiting them
selves of the opportunity thus offered
to save up u little against winter
Mrs. Chestnut, on Lamar street,
has received her fall and winter stock
Of millinery goods, to which she
wishes to call the attention of the
ladies'. See notice in to-day's paper.
We call attention to the adver-
tisement of J. w. Schenck IL Co., yex-
,lusive,agents for Northern Texas for
SCOTS Patent Shut Iron Roofing, fire,
water, wind and rust proof. Office,
1875 Main street.
Bishop CARROTS Lecture on Oar
wins Descent of Man" will positively
come Off next Thursday night. The
well-known eloquence of the lecturer
and the interesting subject of his dis
course, will attract large attendance.
is there no protection for the inno1
cent no balm in Gilead? Thb
flute friend nightly revels in dismal
squeaks and long-drawn quavers, while
poor knights of the pencil have no
unless they Theoretically
seal their ears.
Last night gentleman, riding
rapidly toward the Central depot, was
thrown violently to the ground by
fall of his horse. Both recovered in
an instant and moved of, neither
seeming to be the worse for II sudden
contact with our common mother.
Attention is called to the an
which appears in an
other column, of w. j. Clark, rs can
didate from Alderman OF the Second
ward. The election, IL will be remem-
bered, is to supply n vacancy caused
by the resignation of Mr.. Davis.
The finishing of the Le Grande
Hotel seems almost an endless joh.
The proprietor, Mr., Smith, has used
every effort to hasten its completion,
and 1t Is only the many little finishing
touches that are necessary that pre-.
vents him from at once throwing open
he doors to the public.
"A representative of THE HERALD
ately passed over the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern road. The
Inc passes through country which
lffords the traveller u varied natural
panorama, while all the details of
omfort, convenience and ease are
trictly attended to by efficient
Employees. Passengers travelling for
pleasure could not select route offer
np more advantages In this respert.