The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-13
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

yesterday.
The Dunl0pallk hat at Carpenters,
under the Fan Jaclnio.
Prof Georges dancing class had u
pleasant rehearsal last evening,
Judge A, II. Norton IL now fully
Installed as postmaster ut Dallas,
New goods In the boot, shoe aud
hat line, arriving daily, NJ Pages, sos
Main.
Governor ThroclSmorton viii be II
candidate for the constitutional con-
ventlon.
Work on the different new build
hugs In the city Is being pushed for
ward with vigor.
--Dallas viii have several repreeen'
tatives Mt tho fashionable watering
places thlsaummer
Straw hats, straw hats Mons,
boys and chlldren's, Just received, by
Hamilton & Co., hatlers.
The front Of the Lamar, since the
completion Of u handsome cornlce, pre-
SCENTS beautiful appearance.
thong Branch "Fihh Ayenue,n
"lBroadway," "Opera," are the latest
styles of hats at Pages,
Council meets Tonight The bal
las aud Wichita proposition viii prob
ably come before the board,
dose after dose Of pulvcrl2ed or
biography have boon administered,
aud still the epidemic RACES.
The next spelling match takes
place at the Methodist Episcopal
church on Thursday evening.
-Four cascs of minor importance
were heard before his honoryesterday.
-Four cases were continued until this
morning
The wheat crop in this section Of
the state Is looking well, and the pros
pect for an abundant yield was never
more iattering.
SILK hats, silk hats. The Dunlap,
Fifth Avenue, and Broadway, silk hats
just received, by Hamilton Il Co., Hat
ters, Main street.
Scott Manning, the brakeman
who was so terribly injured u few days
ago at Terrill, died of his wounds at
that place Sunday ut eleven o'clock.
Charley Noyes gives ball at the
Phoenix hotel tonight Charley is just
recovering from n severe attack Of i'll
hess aud his friends should lend him
n helping hand.
The Methodist church Csouth) so
ciable will be at the residence of
brother w. G. Young, on Wednesday
evening, April II. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to ALL
The magnificent palace car, Penn
sylvania, Colonel Tom SCOTS private
car, was brought to the city Sunday,
and will remain at this place until the
colonePs return from Mexico.
Soft hats, soft hats. French pocket
hat, English and American felt hats
of every shade and quality, at Hamil-
ton Il Co.'s, matters.
Owners of the numberless dogs
running at large on the streets had
better keep them muzzled or chained,
or they may find that they viii come
up missing one of these fine mornings.
"A chimney of Mr.. Thomas Fields
house took fire last evening, about 10
O'clock. and the bells pealed forth the
alarm. The fire, happily, was extin-
guished before the arrival Of the en-
CINE.
And the good southern man feels
like throwing up his hat and shouting,
"All hail to the victors!n "Great Godl
how we rotten apples do SWIM" re-
marked q melancholy republican, yes
terday.
The concrete pavement is coming
intovery general use in this city. The
Building association are putting IL
down in front of their buildings on
Main street. nearly opposite THE HER
AID Office.
The five new steam presses for the
Commercial have not arrived yet.
Has the postponement of the Denison
lottery anything to do with the delay?
An anxious public await with anxiety
an answer.
The attention of aldermen Is re-
specially called to an article on the
second page, from the Austin States
man. If they desire more detailed in
formation, the reporter will be happy
to furnish it.
"A man named Foley was iun over
by train on the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad, near Denison, and had
both hands terribly lacerated. 1t is
supposed that he was intoxicated and
laid down to take nap.
The probabilities now are that the
fire. department will not attend the
Houston celebration, as the committee
appointed for the purpose have so far
failed to make satisfactory arrange
ments with the Central road.