The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-09
LOOAL BREVITIEB.
MnlrImonIaI mnrkeL lIyeIy.

distinguished actress, will appear here
next mouth,
The ball of the Hwlsa Benevolent
society takes place this evening, at
Odd Fellows hall,
on Wednesday evening" January
18TH, the every i'ow'' club give their
next party in the Good Ienplar's hall
The city police now pay two dolUr
aud II hNlf u month 10 the street col
company for the privilege Of riding IN
the cars.
Thanks 10 John Molllh0ro, now
dealer, Lamar street, between Mail
aud Elm, for late papers In advance o.
/ re mall.
Sherl 7 Birk ey ha, sent TO Ken
tlcR, for some hloodcd stock, lie h
Judge Of horse flesh and knows WHERE
the best rtlcle IL TO be had.
Old Mr., Newn an was robbed In Gust
Dallas night before last. Captain Nor
ton made Rn effort 10 capture tho robbcr'
but did not succeed In doing 30.
There 0ro two good looking hache.
lors ON the "dead horse lat In tho eX-
press Office. Why don't two tender
hearted maids call, pay charges and
take lem home.
II isn't every day u mayor has n
Cherokee Indian up before him for
vagrancy. George Bolana IL the first
on the list here, and was duly fined
yesterday morning,
All the hogs In town assemble under
the Texns and Pacific depot, aud on
cold nights there IL more noise than Is
agreeable. Is that hog law never 10 be
enforced?
The hotel runners are behaving
themselves better. The intImatlon
thrown out by his honor, Judge Hare,
to the grand jury may have had some.
thing TO do with 1t.
The police arc paid now nearly en-
tirely IN city scrip, which is worth
fifty cents on the dollar at the banks.
Some arrangement ought 70 be made
to pay them In money.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Garrett has SO.
cured Mr.. Scales residence, now occu-
pied by Colonel G. w. Baylor, who Is
going to western Texas, near san An
tonic, to establish sheep rancho
shortly
The New Orleans and Dallas rail-
way enterprise loses one OF It's staunch
est friends in Mr.. W. $, Pike, Of the
Cd New Orleans banking house Of
Pike, Lopeyrc " Brother, whose death
is announced.
IL the ear loads of agricultural i'm.
plements brought here are any indi
cation OF the farming promise of this
section of Texas, il must be great.
Enough plows passed our Office ycster-
day to break up the country.
1.-THE Owls" plumed their feathers
and solemnly enjoyed themselves at
the San Jacinto last night. The dane.
ing was kept up to u late hour and
1.-THE muse Of the many twinkling
feet' was the presiding genius.
Now that Dallas is the second tele-
graph office in the state, the company
should increase Burton's salary and
enable him to walk up the aisle will
one hundred and twenty pounds o
lovliness on his arm, garnlshed witt
orange blossoms.
Special affection iscalled to the card
Of Messrs. j. ID. Kerfoot & Co., fire in-
surance agents, (ctiice in she court
house, who represent Il strong line of
first class companies. Judge Kerf0ot,
the senior member of the firm, is so
well and favorably known in this com
munity as IN impartial magistrate,
good citizen and energetic business
man, that it is only necessary for thos,
who have not been here long enough
to know who our representative bust
ness men are, to read this brief note.