The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-02
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Ladies' mncy hose NJ l07 Main street.
TIE library question sleeps the sleep
still.
The Legislature ID about TO work on
our city charter
The army officers buying horses ARE
still camped near here,
The programmes for Martha are Ia
the hands Of the printer
Who stole our buffalo ateak9 He had
10 hump himself 10 do II,
Soon the cry will be, "Passengersfor
the Wichita change cars here
See advertisement Of Fosters second
Texas Gold aud Land Distribution,
Whisky will run like water In the
next election, II tho signs fail not.
There Ia but little doing In real eStatc'
TheImarket remains firm, however
The smile Of tho candidate Ia now
visible, aud the grasp OF his hand Is
warm.
Everybody who ventures out NJ night
now, has u ilno opportunity OF being
knocked down.
Last night was the regular monthly
mootlng OF the Board Of Trade. There
was no quorum present.
Mcssrs Simmons and Lake, who
left here for San Antonio ten days ago
are daily looked for there.
II Is rumored the lord mayor OF Dali
las viii open the grand charity hall
with one OF the loveliest OF our beau
ties.
The corner of Elm aud Poydras
came near catching fire, seriously, Sun
day night, owing to II defective stove.
pipe
Talk about gloves, you want to see
the best line OF dress gloves ever
brought to Dallas call at lO7 Main
street,
Boys, fyou would be gay and hap
py, procure some Of those heightened
scaris at No. 407 Main street, Holen-
beck 4 McColom.
Captain A. NJ. Johnson, supern-
tendent of agencies of the Southwest
ern insurance company, has gone to
Austin for fortnight.
The town topic-rheco conduct of Lieu
tenant Colonel Buell., United States an
my, commanding at Fort Griffin, to-
ward citizens living near there.
We had the pleasure of call yester-
day, from Hon. ]. w. Ferris, of Wax
nhachie, who was on his way to Kauf-
man, to attend the spring term of the
district court.
Mrs Lander was the famous Miss
Davenport, and she is the widow OF
General Lander, Of the United States
army, killed during the war. She is q
great actress and very worthy lady.
No. 407 il the boss, because ii. and
Nc. will sell you better goods and more
of them for less money than any other
house in town. Having the largest
stock and greatest variety in the city
you are sure TO be suited in what You
ask for. Their motto is small profits
and quick returns.
The card of Il. p. Aunspaugh, money
broker, appears in our columns to-day.
Mr.. A. is well aid iauorably known to
all our business men as the former
very efficient cashier of the City bank
of Dallas, and deserves, as he will no
doubt receive; liberal patronage from
those in need Of his services. See
card.
Many of our town. bloods took their
regular Sunday evening airing on
horseback. Some seemed to be miser-
able, for fear their fiery. untamed livery
stable racers would run away with
them. AS general rule, the riding
was of a character to throw n cowboy
into paroxyisms of laughter, and give
ranger Mysteries.
You hear much talk IA cheap com.
modify about "great reductions"
"regardless of cost "immense sacri
fees" etc, etc. from almost every
business house. | cannot make liv-
'ug selling goods that way (possibly |
am not old enough TO have learned
me art, but ] pledge myself to sell
every article in my house as cheap as
any house in the city of Dallas, so If
you want good goods, at low prices, go
e. WHEAT's.