The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-02
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LOCAL BREVITIRs.

night
--,rhe DmlapsIIk hat NJ Carpenters
undertlie San Jaomlo I'
Last night was cold enough 10 al
mostplptheyopng. mutt ~
Weather sim cool and breezy
came near saying freely
HNewgoodpbl Ne boot, shoe and
bat line, prrldlnadhIly, Of PageS oo6
Main.
--Malor Baylor, late editor Of Tnf
HERALD, can be- found hereafter NJ lhe
Board Of Trade rooms,
rr"Long Branch" "l'lfh Avenue
nTlroadway,nN Opera" are tho latest
styles Of hats 1T Pages,
-lloslllns a Howell Elm street,
have purollne, aud also have their soda
water fountain In full blast See no
tlces,
They have got an interesting little
dog at Bogel's George Merlwether
brought II from ~. Louis, II In qnlIea
curiosity,
To-day and tomorrow are the last
days for registration, aud those who
have failed to register heretofore should
do 80 ut once.
-Bryants Southwestern Hallway
guide will appear on orabonl the lOth
Instant, and II IL said viii be the best
number ever Issued.
General Cabell or Judge Nat Blu
ford can give you, II you are anyways
curlously inclined u satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION Of the mysterious egg.
The expectations Of many were
agreably disappointed yesterday to
learn that the fruit In this neighbor-
hood was unlnjured by tho late cold
snap. NgI.
The season IL at hand when the
stray chicken hopelessly loses itself In
the aisle of the suburban church, aud
skaters the Sabbath stiffness with Its
"ke-yool ke-yoo!"
See advertisement Of G.. g. Parks,
of Waxahachie, who proposes to trade
pine lumber for land lying In Ellis,
Dallas, Collin, Navarro, Johnson or
Tarrant counties.
Read the notice, IN another col
umn, OF Messrs. Duane Il Hennessy,
In regard to sprlnkling the streets. 1t
is something that Is badly needed, and
should be attended TO-
44There will be race at the fair
grounds this afternoon Mt o'clock,
between some scrub stock, for purse
of one hundred dollars. Distance,
three.hmdred yards. &8
--"Tme softens all things" except
that interesting youth who parts his
hair in the center, and imagines be-
cause Anna Mariasays, "Dear George"
that he Is the idol of her affections,
Nothing could make him any softer
than he is. as
.--Messrs. Ludden 81 Bates, music
dealers, Savannah, Ga, send us the
following new music, viz; Dawn Of
Day." Mazourka "Now or Never"
galop, with an Illustrated title page,
and Remember Deeds of Kindness
song and chorus. s.lasa.y .,.est
--''Tbe bud is on the bough, and the
leaf Is In tile bud, " and a jocose friend
declares both are likely to stay there
until the spring is more thoroughly
aroused from its long slumber than at
this particular time.
~ But one death occurred in the city
hospital during the past month-that
from consumption. There are fourteen
patients now inthe building who, the
city physician, Dr. Cornelius, assures
the reporter, are doing well.
-Thenew building of Messrs. Bowen
~ Connor, on Elm street, adjoining
the Dollar store,.i receiving an elegant
addition in The shape of q neat and
tasty cornice. 1t will be ready for oc-
y cupancy in afew days. I'M
us. Leachman, ESD, on Elm street,
has placed the reporter under obliga-
lions by presenting him with an arts
tically cut stencil, bearing his auto
graph. The reporter, of course, is duly
thankful, but as he uses paper collars,
he cannot for the life of him tell what
use to put 1t to.
But one poorunfortunate put in an
appearance yesterday morning before
his.honor. He got too drunk TO 20
home, and had to accept the hospitali-
tiles of the city, for which he was re-
tqiiired,to represent to1the amount OF
eight dollars and u few triiling cents.
He represented.
IlserTSpfing is at hand and with il
comes the Want spring goods. Al
the Boss place, No. 4O7 Main street,
they i'avea full line of English aud
Scotch suitings, French and German
worsteds, beautiful vest patterns. The
best stock OF goods ever brought into
fexas. Call and see them at the Boss
- place, No 407 Main street, Hollenbeck
d MeCollum.
7E. q. HUT the Elm street grocer,