The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-23
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The immigration by The cars con-
tInues full In volume.
PurOllne and coal oils ut Wards
drug store, Elm street.
Farmers say tho wheat crop IL all
their fancy painted II.
The retail grocers report business
good with some Of them.
Mocking bird feed, freshly prepared
by d. Ward, druggist.
That military company IL being
discussed by young Texas.
Congress water, on draught and by
the bottle, at Wards drug store.
The Salvlnl club will present ''ren
Nights In u Barrooin" on Monday
night.
Go and see ID, G.. Venable about
big trade he has on hand, 407 Main
street.
Don't forget to go to Hollenbeck n
McCollum for q fine 1T and knobby
suit of clothes, at 407 Main street.
There are some Irregularities going
on In the hide business that are said to
need ventilation.
Thanks to ]. II. Ryan, Esq, arch
itect and civil engineer, for late copy
OF the London Times.
Something In the wind IN real es-
tate circles. Venable, 407 Main street,
knows.
Captain Jack Leonard contem-
plates flying trip to st. Louis-where
Aunspaugh still fingers.
--Trot out your material for alder.
man, and let an anxious and dying
world havea look at them.
The performance of "Martha" has
been postponed until Saturday, ON ac-
count of the serious indisposition of
the tenor.
Three Of the bellies OF the season
are shortly to leave us. The austere
religious editor will wear bivalve Grape
on his hat the usual period.
--Hollenbeck 4 McCullom, 4O7 Main
street, have got more fine cashmeres
for suits and q better lot of gents fur
nishing goods than any body.
Remember the meeting of the
Board of Trade and citizens on Thurs
day next at a p. NJ, at the rooms of |
the board, over Messrs. Schneider Il
Davis.
There We're four of them all in a
row, and they were all candidates
two of them rivals. The lions and the
lambs are getting ready to lie down to-
gether.
No. aOT Main street is the place for
bargains in the way of shirts, scarfs,
ties, gloves, hosiery, underwear, and,
In fact, everything pertaining to Ia
gentleman's outfit.
"A grand vocal and instrumental
concert, after Lent, with Mrs. Francis
as Leonore," In the last act of Verdps
opera of I'll 1rove.ore," il the next
musical attraction.
The religious editoro of the HERALD
Is "capering nimbly to the lascivious
blessings of lutte" in Marshall, instead
Of working his fingers to the bone maxi
Ing up our list of delinquents.
Major w. w. Peak, notary public
and general conveyancer has secured
an office In the court house, with the
county surveyor, northeast room, where
ne will be pleased to see all persons In
need Of his services.
The ladies' society of the Methodist
church quest the HERALD to thank
the good people Of Dallas for the very
liberal patronage extended to the late
supper for the benefit OF charity given
by them at Fields theater last week.
Frank Lantery, at the Lafayette
restaurant, Is In dvilys receipt Of all
Kinds of all fresh fish and Baltimore
oysters, which he will sell in any |
quantity, or serve up at his own tables
In unsurpassed style. Give him call.
"A car load Of Missouri stoneware
will beunloaded to-day for China Hall.
These goods can be bought cheaper
than Denton goods. Merchants and
dealers will do well to hand In their or
ders this morning at China Hall, and
thus save one drayage.
Mr.. Sam. 6lawson, representing
the old established ~. louis tyne So,,n-