The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-21
LOCAL BREYITIES.

For teas at panic prices, 90 10 j, W.
Trotman a Co.'s
Next Sabbath will be Faster Sun
day,
"A brisk northerthls morning about
2o'clock.
Not u single arrest IN tho city yes
terday ny 10 dark,
Services NJ the usual hours, this
morning, nj the Various churches
Yesterday was bright aud lovely
not too cold nor uncomfortably warm
Wilson's bath rooms are superb,
aud his tonaorIal artists ARE hnsllf'
passed IN the state.
Major II. \. Leman returned to the
city last evening from brief Visit TO
WaxahachIe.
Two things that should not he
trlned wlth--a woman's opinion and n
subordinate official.
The base ball season will BIO innu-
gurated by scrub game ut the grounds
this afternoon at 9 o'clock.
The chronic blowers through the
brass tubes were out yesterday evening,
on their usual Saturday afternoon
rambles.
For fresh groceries of all kinds, 40
TO j. w. Trotman Il Co.'s-Leonnrd
Brothers, old stand.
Remember that the Sabbath school
children hold u grand mass meeting at
the Baptist church ut three o'clock this
afternoon.
The mass meeting of children this
afternoon, and the convention to'mor-
row, at the Baptist church, should be
well attended.
AT Pages you can find anything
you want In the leather line, from n
shoe string to cavalry boot, ut prices
to suit you.
--Messrs. Clark, Bryans N Blake
have made some very convenient and
much needed improvements in the
streets In their locality.
The new two-story stone building
of DIR. Eisenohr, just east of the South
ern hotel, is rapidly approaching COM
pletion. Henry Schmidt is the builder,
Several of our subscribers at Eagle
Ford complain Of the manner in which
they receive their postal matter. How
is II, Mr.. Postmaster? Look in to it.
AT Pages you will find the largest
and best assortment of ladies and
gents Philadelphia custom-made boots
and shoes to be found in Texas.
"A brick front is to be built to the
concrete building lately occupied by
Messrs. b. +. Luce & Co. Whel COM
pleted it will be occupied as whole
sale grocery.
Stephen Paxson, Esq, agent ofthe
st. Louis depository of the American
Sunday school union, is in the city, at
tending the Sunday school COW ention
now In session.
Call is made, in another column,
upon those printers favoring the form
alton of typographical union, 10
meet at THE HERALD office composing
room this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
We observed II very fine Cashmere
buck goat, yesterday. belonging to Mr.,
Walter Caruth, on the way to his place,
about five miles from town, where he
has couple of fine does of the same
breed.
The fine steamer Belle Champin
will leave for Eagle Ford, and all way
landings daily at 8 A. NJ. Tickets al
Johnson's Office, under the San Jacinto
hotel.
-We:are glad to learn that the mu
latto, Bryan, who was shot, Friday,
wnile attempting 10 escape, IL stlil Nv
ing, and his physicians now entertain
hopes that he may possibly recover.
Our Hebrew friends seem deter
mined that their grand ball tomorrow
evening shall eclipse anything OF the
kind given in the city for many day.
II will be given under the auspices OF
the B'nai B'raith association.
The front of the building OH Main
street, occupied by the ST. Louis restau-
rant, has been drawn In on a line with
the other buildings on the street, II for
merly having protruded some distance
beyond.
General II. nj. Gano's brown mare,
sixteen hands high, three white feet,
in good order, bright yellow-eye,
strayed from HutchiDs station west
ward. Ten dollars reward and ex-
penses paid for her return TO him.
We repeat what we have kept
standing for months, at the head of
our columns, that no accounts against
employees In The HERALD Office will
be allowed In settlements Of accounts
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