The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-10
LOCAL BREVITlES.
--Haverly's Minstrels tonight.

--Haverly's Ministries tonight.
--"Twas walking in the rain"
fyou want bargains in boots aud
shoes go to Harry Bros, 0O4 Main
street.
There was only one case before the
Mayor yesterday, and that was against
an intoxicated Granger for indecent
exposure of his person.
DO you know Milt, G.. Barlow?
Next Saturday night Edith Maud
Ellis vii! appear as lrma, the Waif"
at the solicitation Of many citizens.
"A mule broke from his fastenings
yesterday, on Lamar street, and took
rapid way towards the cotton COM
press enveloped in cloud OF liquid
mud.
Boys can make from three to five
dollars day by bringing wine bottles
to G. Rick ~ Co.'s wine depot, on
Market street, between Main and Com
merce.
-Ifyou want good boot, shoe or
gaiter, made to your order, go to Harry
Bros, G0l Main street.
Everything was extremely quiet
and dull yesterday from u reportorlal
standpoint, but there is u lull after u
storm you know.
The City Council barely had u
quorum last night. The missing city
fathers were at the Ministries. There
is many road to wisdom.
"A majority of the Tennessee excur-
cursionists have determined to locate
in Texas, and will go home only to re-
turn with their families and effects.
Primrose and West in their songs
and dances at Fields Theatre tonight
What's in name. Primrose would
dance as well under any other name.
Yes, cir, it is an undsputed fact
that Dallas is the most prosperous city
in Texas; yet we advise all those that
cannot swim to keep away from her.
Three men were drowned on Main
street last night.
Two negroes got into n little fight
yesterday evening near the southern
end OF Austin street, but promptly dis
persed at the approach of crowd
among whom were one or two police
men. M arrests were made
Charles Good and Sam Bounds
were before Judge Burford yesterday
charged with stealing some plows and
fine set of harness. After an exam
nation His Honor committed them to
Jail in default of $3.50 each.
"A number of our citizens have re-
quested the repetition of 'lrma, the
Waif,n and we may, accordingly, look
for its temperance about Saturday
evening. In that event Professor
Georges soiree will come off on the
preceding evening.
Game appears to be quite album
dant with us, and is not limited rs to
variety. We have wild turkey, poker,
ducks, rondo, SQUIRRELS, pedro, rabbits,
faro and much more which does not
occur to mind ut this moment. Any
reasonable sportsman could lead hap
Ply life in Dallas.
From the amount OF bellruging on
the streets just after dark, stranger
might suppose that Dallas was en-
tirely composed of hotels and board
ing houses and that they ate supper
about the same time. The auction
iend is the cause of all the clamor that
nightly disturbs the peace of the aver
age citizen.
The G. w, Tayleure Comedy
Troupe from New Orleans, are adyer-
tised to appear upon our boards on the
evenings Of the 18th, 10th and Goth, Of
this month. While 1t is greatly to be
regretted that Mrs. Chanfrau does not
accompany the troupe, Dallas can look
forward to most pleasant entertain
ment.
The notice In the evening paper
that "the telegraph office in the lie
Grand IL now no more" Is slightly in
correct. The lady (?) operator was
guilty OF n slight indiscretion, and her
position Is, In consequence, tempora-
rily vacated. Ina few days the office
will be reopened, and the public can
rest assured that IN the future this
great convenience to the travelling pub
lilo will be kept up.
We take pleasure In notifying,
through the columns OF THE HERALD,
all persons visiting the city that the
lie Grand Hotel does not employ drum
mers to annoy them on their arrival
here. Messrs. Smith and jenkins have
decided to seek the patronage Of the
travelling public only through legiti-
mate channels, and will depend solely