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

Don't fall % call ana examine
those box-tocd ladies shoes the lates
agony, at Pages
n. Mex. WhitcmAn, agent Of The
Texas and Pacific, and his stan, viii
accept our thanks Tor numerous fayors
The view from the bridge Of II
moonlight night IL pretty enough Ia
attract all the sentimental couples who
prefer n solitude for two.
More handsome clerks in our post
Office than any other In the state This
Is why ladies prefer to inquire for their
own letters.
Captain Whiteman iswining 'gol-
den opinions from all sorts Of people'
by his administration Of affairs in the
Texas and Pacific depot.
Mr.. Cornish, the express agent, has
his new office In apple pie order, and
IL one OF the most efficient aud oblig.
ing officers the company has.
AT Pages you will find the largest
and best assortment OF ladies and
gents Philadelphia custom-made boots
and shoes to be found in Texas.
Brown says he can jump further
than any man in Dallas for the dis.
lance. Inquire at Johnson's ticket
Office, under the San Jacinto hotel.
The business college here il giving
many young men an opportunity OF
acquiring knowledge of business that
will prove valuable to them in after
life.
Our streets, at night, present quite
city appearance the principal thor
oughfares are full OF pedestrians, car
riages, street cars, bands playing etc
A live town, forsooth, and no mistake.
Mr.. ID. b. Corley announces him
self AZ u candidate for alderman in the
second ward, and DR.. }. w. Allen and
Mr.. James Greer announce themselves
as candidates for aldermen in the third
ward.
There Is some inquiry as to wheth-
er the county court has taken any
action about having an iron fence put
around the court house. The present
appearance of things is not in keeping
with the handsome building.
We repeat what we have kept
standing for months, at the head of
our columns, that no accounts against
employees in THE HERALD office will
be allowed in settlements of accounts
due us, unless an order from the pub
Usher Is given.
Governor Crockett, who is an old
and experienced farmer, regards the
prospects for fine crops of all sorts this
year as very flattering, while the inn
provements being made in farming by
new labor-saving machinery will great
ly facilitate success.
We are glad to see friend Flint, OF
the Texas and Pacific, out and at worl;
once more. He had narrow escape,
His nose, mouth and lips, to say moth.
Ing of his moustache and eyebrows
We're badly burned by the explosion OF
o kerosene lamp few days ago.
The Jail is something of topic in
town talk. There Is but one opinion
rs to the horrors OF the present one t.
the inmates and its insecurity, to say
nothing of the expense of keeping it
guarded. One hundred dollars a day
is rather an item for keeping up Jail
"Tis better to have loved and lost
than never to have loved at all ;" bu;
better than either is to go TO that hos.
I place, No. 4O7 Main street, Hollen.
beck Il McCollum, and get one of those
elegant spring suits that they are max.
Ing so cheap. Like the Arkansaw doc.
tor, they are great on fits. Twill cheer
the eye to gaze on those beautiful
French and English goods, lust re.
ceiyed.