The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-04
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The Dunlap silk hat NJ Carpenters,
under tie San Jaolnlo,
The patent concrete pavement Ii
being laid IN front Of Fields lhealef'
New goods In the booI, shoe and
hal line, arriving daily, At Pages DUB
Main,
buffalo meat Is becoming plentiful
Two more wagon loads arrived ~ town
yesterday,
Van Horn, late Of the Galveston
Times, IL In the city and gave us u call
Yesterday,
The salylnls are actively rehearh'
Ing for the coming entertainment Fri
day evening
And now the railroad men come
TO the front They evidently mean TO
"hght mit Bogel."
Preaching nj the Cumberland Pres
bylerlan church this morning nj lO'SO
o'clock aud 1850 y, N.
-oLong Branch "Flhh Avenue"
"Broadway,p "0pera," are the latest
styles OF hats at Pages,
Curb your temper, Paddock, Don't
be naughty and call ugly names
Cursea sometime come home.
Fort Worth hasn't got over her ex-
tension jubilee yet, Perhaps they have
had another "pauter' about town.
Candidates, az the momentous hour
approaches, seem to be on "lhe ragged
edgep Of doubt, perpleSIty ard despair
The reporter seems TO be the only
cool, calm and unexclted man about
town. He's not u candidate, blythe
way.
1t seems TO DO the unanimous
opinion of "the boys that there VIII
BIO no beer drank at the gardens to-
night.
Candidates are making thlngslively'
Every hack In the city has been en-
gagged for Tuesday, either by u candi-
date or some OF his friends.
Judge Norton, In his Intelligencer,
IL rs dumb as an oyster In regard to
the postollice. Judge, why the ID
don't you crafty our curiosity?
Some adroit, slippery-hngered in
dlvldual entered the room OF Mrs.
Thompson, yesterday, and succeeded
IN stealing couple of gold coins.
There will be Il meeting of the
friends of temperance, Monday eve
ming, ut the court house. Prominent
speakers will address the assemblage.
In reply TO correspondent ut Chica
go, we would state that the population
of Dallas Is estimated to be between
twelve thousand aud fifteen thousand.
Tom Dorwin, of the NJ, *. and II,
railroad, was in Denison yesterday.
He will accompany the Illinois editors
in their trip to our coast cities next
week.
Three baskets of beautiful hot
house flowers were received by Mr.. Bo'
gel from st Louis yesterday. They
will be used to further adorl his tasti
ly fitted up saloon.
The aristocratic express wagon ha!
been placed to new use, and now bra
genly ilaunts the names the names o
We ambitious candidates to the admir-
ing gaze of whole city full.
Mrs. Chestnut, on Lamar street, in
vites the attention of the ladies to hel
elegant stock of bonnets, hats, ribbons
etc. Her stock is fresh and new, anC
embraces the latest novelties.
Charles Barker, Esq, justice of the
peace for precinct No. 3, has resigned
and the court has ordered an election
to fill the vacancy, election to take
place on the LIST day of May next
Tom Dorwin was in Denison last
Thursday, but sighted Dallas. If you
get that close to our city again, Tom,
don't be like the Irshman, "be sure
and Stop but come right along and
see us.
Fourteen express wagons, drawn
by hungry and cadaverous looking
steeds, marching down Main street
yesterday afternoon, furnished a brief
local to the hungry itemizer of TIL
HERALD.
Services at the Methodist Episco
pal tabernacle this morning at il
o'clock. AT 7:30 O'clock in The even
ing, Mr.. j. ID. Carter and other gentle.
men will deliver addresses upon tn,
subject Of temperance.
Rev. I'll. S. Yearger, talented
yonng clergyman from Palestine, in
this state, will fill the pulpit of til,
Rev. a. p. Smith, of the Elm street
Presbyterian. church, to-day. Services
at 1880 A. NJ. and Z p. NJ.
"A couple Of horses, attached to an
omnibus belonging to Silers transfer
took fright at the Central depot, yester.
day, and went scampering off at .
lively pace. No one was in the bus al
the time, and the horses were caugh
before any damage was done.
The HERALD received pleasan