The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-08
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Everybody and his wife were ut
the grand opening Of the lie Grande
last night.
The contest Office in the city-A'
Nj. .J0hnson's Insurance Office in the
lie Grande.
Captain j. w. Lane offers a first
rate residence for sale. See notice in
preferred specials.
We understand thatilId. r. Bosyc,
has sold his farm for $1,000 to Mr.,
Fields of this city.
The handsomest and most taste
fully arranged billiard Hall in town, is
Bogel's in the lie Grande.
Any person wishing to purchase
Pascha's Digest and full set Of the
laws of the State from 1870 to 1875, is
referred to the notice Of Captain j, W..
Lane in to-day's paper.
"A Wood sewing machine agent,
sued the Texas Express Company yes
terday for detention of some machines
shipped from Denison. He claimed
forty dollars damages, but Judge Bur-
ford dismissed the case at the plain
tin7s cost.
n. Y. Tompkins, chairman of thu
Dallas College Building subcommittee
called meeting Of all interested AT
w. j.. Williams Office, at four o'clock
this afternoon. The report of the
committee will be read and some plan
of the building adopted.
The Texas and Pacific train, from
the east, and the Central train, from
the south, were several hours behind
time Wednesday night. The Central
train, south bound, was also two or
three hours late yesterday morning.
We ca|l attention to the card of
Mundy n Peyton, physicians and sur
geons, who have formed II copartner-
ship forthep practice of their profession,
Their Office is under the San Jacinto
Hotel, where they can he found from
s to II II. IN. and from 2 to p. IN.
If the Lamar Rifles really intend
visiting the State Fair at Austin and
competing for the prize, they had bet
commence at once severe course oil
drilling and discipline, The Travis
Rifles, Of Austin, are superb in their
drill, and IL will take II fine company
TO beat them.
The funeral of MIS-. Judge Norton
at the Episcopal church, was largely
attended yesterday morning. The inn
pressive funeral services of the Episco.
pal church were read by BE !, Gar
rett. The District Court, Judge Barks-
dale presiding, adjourned out of respect
to Judge Norton and the bar of the
city attended in a body, several of our
most prominent lawyers acting as pail
bearers.
The Texas II Pacific Railroad will
sell tickets ut excursion rates to Tex
arkana to all persons attending the re-
union of Cabell's Brigade at Clarks-
vile, Arkansas, on the 10Th of October.
Other roads from Texarkana TO Little
Rock and Little Rock to Clarksville
will no doubt do the same, Our in
formation is that the reunion will be
one of the grandest affairs ever wit
messed in Arkansas.
We take pleasure in referring TO
the card of Messrs. S. Roosevelt a. Co.
cotton factors and general commission
merchants, ZIG Duane street, New
York, represented In Texas by our
townsman Mr.. William ID. ScOgin, one
of the firm. The house is one of the
strongest and most reliable in Gotham,
and its representative in Texas, Mr.
Scogin, is so well and so houorahly
known among us Ms u business man
that he hardly needs recommends
ton from The HERALD. Mr.. s., as
will be seen by our personals, has lust
returned from New York, and is ready
for business.
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