The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-10
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

under the San Jaclnto,
Yesterday was m lovely III the
bloom upon malden'H cheek.
County court meets this morning
At 10 o'clock, Gentlemen, don't shirk
the fence question.
The sherlfi's deputies ARE making
arrests daily OF individuals Indicted by
the last grand jury.
New goods IN the boot shoe and
hat line, arriving daily, at Page's, sos
Main,
There We're two or three cases Of
minor Importance tried before Esquire
Kerfoot yesterday,
Why not have picnic and celo-
bration for the children and old folks
on tho lat OF May
--'Long Branch" "Flfh Avenue"
broadway" "Opera," are the latest
styles Of hats mt Pages,
Any quantity Of new hats on the
streets. Cabell men wear most of them,
by the way,
The regular election for eldets and
deacons In the Presbyterian church
will take place tomorrow.
Straw hats, straw hats. Mems,
boys and ohlldren's, Just received, by
Hamilton 4 Co., matters.
Attention IL directed TO tho notice
NV. i. Lyle d Co, olrerlngan engine
and mill machinery for sale.
The appointment OF Captain w,
Il. Morton, az deputy marshal, gives
almost universal satisfaction.
Silk hats silk hats. The Dunlap,
Fifth Avenue, and Broadway, silk hats
just received by Hamilton n Co., Hat
tiers, Main street.
The race at the fair grounds yes
terday, for one hundred dollars side,
was won by the little gray. Bring on
your Dlooded stock.
No man Is allowed on the staff OF
the Jimplecute who cannot laugh at
mania a potu and hail deiiri,m tro-
mems ~ a brother.
Soft hats, soft hats. French pocket
hat, English and American felt hats
of every shade and quality, at Hamil-
ton Il Co.'s, matters.
Scott Manning, the brakeman who
was so terribly injured at Terrell few
days ago, Is still improving, with the
chances in favor of his recovery.
Drunk and down is never used In
Jefferson to describe an intoxicated
person. They merely say he is suffer-
ing from an attack of Jimplecute.
The Commercial is happy. Its
distinguished chief has an opportunity
of gratifying u chronic weakness--ex-
curting-at somebody else's expense.
About all the use the Jimplecute
has for the holy scriptures is to select
an ambiguous verse from Job or the
Songs Of Solomon and use 1t to point
some obscene joke.
Our farmers should lose no time In
securing seed of that alfalfa described
by the Commercial. 1t grows two hum
dred and fifteen inches high, according
to that veracious journal.
The only objection to alfalfa is that
1t grows so high two hundred and fif- |
teen inches, according to the CONNER
ciaD that there would be some trouble
in discovering stock once turned into
apasture to Craze.
AS profitable crop, alfalfa will
undoubtedly take the first rank, If the
agricultural editor of Commercial is to
be believed. He says in few months
it attains hight of two hundred and
fifteen inches.
--Sportsmen and others in want of
firearms and ammunition, are referred
to the advertisement, in another col
umn, of w. HI. Burton. He has fine
assortment OH hand and sells at most
reasonable prices.
Our neighbor was somewhat in an
eclipse yesterday. The only solution
the reporter heard was that the chief
was off on an excursion and the local
was hid In that two hundred and if
teen inch alfalfa.
ALI good templars are forbidden
to read the Jimplecute leaders. Apart
from their bad English and worse
grammar, there Is an alcoholic aroma
about them that would set an average
grand lodge on spree.
The reporter has great faith in the
fertility and capacity of Texas soil, but
even he must begin to doubt when they
get to talking about alfalfa growing to
height Of two hundred and fifteen ,
inches in few months.
THE HERALD's editorial corps re-
turn thanks for a complimentary in
vitation to the twenty-fourth anniver-
sary ofthe "Order of Heptasophs, or
s, W.M.," at Houston, on the 10Th
instant, and regret their inability to
be present.
--Messrs. Il. NJ. Kahn & Bro, the
clothiers, have very fine assortment
of gentlemen's clothing, including