The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

The physicians say the city IL pro-
yokingly healthy
And now some parties In Dallas
propose u grand gin concert
There are still three Of the escaped
prisoners AT large
The most difficult word TO spell
now Is the name Of the next mayor
The walls of the new twoftory
rIck,east of the postolllce,are looming
M.
-MclGlhare has moved his news
stand 10 Elm street, opposite Sanger
Brothers,
Immigrants still continue 10 arrive
IN large numbers mostly via Texas
aud Pacific,
Tho Mansnrd roof Of The new
Lamar house h rapidly approaching
completion,
The Editor Of TnE HERALD re-
turned from brief visit 10 Galveston
yesterday morning.
Cannot some provision be made IL
sprinkle our streets? The dust yester-
day was intolerable.
The wind raised clouds Of dust yes
terday, aud but few Of the fair sex
were on the streets.
Work on Mltchle's new two-story
brick on Main street, adjoining odd
Fellows hall, IL progressing rapidly.
Mr.. Root, of the Commercial, CON
templates retiring from the hotel busl-
ness. Tie will not be connected with
the Lamar.
Tickets TO Hannibal aud all part
of Illinois, for sale at II reduction ut
Johnson's ticket Office, under San Ja-
cinto hotel
The summer draweth near wise
men will practice retrenchment and
economy-the fool, expansion and ex-
travagance.
The Crutchheld house furniture
was sold ut the courthouse, yesterday,
under deed of trust. Most of 1t went
ut II sacrifice.
And the question still remains UNI
apswered-''Where IL Judge Norton?p
1t must have been mistake about his
going to Paris
AT Pages you can find anything
you want in the leather line, from II
shoe string to cavalry boot, at prices
to suit you.
The Lamar Rifles are fondly dream
ing of the time when they are to come
out in their new uniforms. They are
IL fine set of boys and Dallas may justly
he proud of them.
Our heart mourneth for the sweet
and gentle notes of the organ-grlndor's
box, and the sportive and graceful
antics of the playful monkey.
The building two doors east of THE
HERALD Office, formerly occupied us
grocery by j. l.. Downs Il Co., is being
fitted up for lager beer saloon.
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.
The mir is filed with rumors of new
candidates, and ere the coming of the
eventful day they promise to be as
plentiful and annoying rs flies in sum-
mer time.
"A horse belonging to II. j. Frank
was levied upon and sold by the sheriff,
yesterday, for non-payment Of taxes,
to II. ]. Work, for one hundred and fif.
teen dollars. I
The foundation.is being laid for q
new building on the corner of Austin
and Elm streets the site formerly oc-
cupied by Mr. A. ii. Steagall as fur
niture warehouse.
--Messrs. Bowen " Conner will
shortly commence the erection ola block
two-story bricks on Main street, COM
mencing at the corner of Austin and
running westward.
-Messrs. Thomas Cunningham and
John Shea, delegates, left last evening
for Houston to attend the state con-
Vention ofthe Ancient Order of IIiber-
mans.
Mr.. s. A. Rogers, of Lexington,
KY, is spending few days in our city
with a view to locate permanently in
or near the place. He comes of good
stock and we warmly welcome him in
our midst.
Let the gay and festive youths
take time by the forelock and thor
oughly prepare for the masquerade
that comes offont the seventh Of April.
1t is to wind up the season and should
eclipse all others. 81,
Two Elm street hide vendors engag-
ed in llttlegame of fisticuff yesterday
evening. They damaged each other
financially more than physically, as
both parties were arrested.
THE HERALD collector has for sew
eral days been complaining and out of
humor. 1t may be on account of not
being warmly received by the patrons
of the institution; II so, make him to
smile once more and he will be dnnhlv