The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-17
LOCAL BREyITIE

For tens NJ panic prices,eo to j. w
Trotman Il Co.'s
Convention, primary or scrlll
race ?---tbat's the question,
The season for green peas, lettuce
radishes, ETC., draweth nigh.
The volume OF arrivals at our ho'
tels indicates many prospectors.
Dallas has now two variety thea
ters, which don't sound well In print,
Tho soda water time approaches
rapidly, and Zachary Is on the war
path.
The building occupied by Messrs'
b. II. Luce 4 Go. Ia undergoing some
modification.
There Is u Main street man who Ia
no lazy he has to get u cork-screw to
draw his breath.
For fresh groceries of all kinds, go
to j. w. Trotman 4 C0.'s-Leonard
Brothers, old stand.
Judge Barksdale Is going to the
Hot Springs. His health has been del
icate for several months.
--Messrs. Clark, organs u Blake will
move into their new store, adjoining
the postoiiice, next week.
Mr.. j. N. Bartholow of the Hous-
ton Telegraph, arrived in the city last
evening from Kansas City.
The workmen are busy putting the
Mansard roof on the Lamar hotel,
which looms up powerful"
1t is rumored that several heavy
houses are coming of of the square
down into the business part of the city.
esterday was as mild and balmy
as a West India day, and the sun
ny south was In its true tempera-
ture.
The new express Office is a mode
of order and system. Mr.. Cornish ant
Mr.. Fawcett have everything in sl,il
shape.
--Workmen are filling in and grad
ing the court house yard, preparatory tc
its being sodded That iron fence is
greatly needed.
The morals, as well as the health
OF the city were never better, If the
number OF arrests made by the police
IS any criterion.
The new building just erected by
our enterprising friends, Messrs. Clark
Bryans & Blake, next to the postoflice,
Is nearly ready for occupancy.
Ripley Williams, an aged son OF
Africa, was arrested Oh Elm street
yesterday evening, OH charge Of strk.
Ing little son of DR.. Norman.
-Ex-Mayor Ben Long is great
worker, and has made an artificial lake,
grounds, ETC., which promise to be q
great resort, just above the city.
AT Pages you will find the largest
aud best assortment OF ladies and
gents Philadelphia custom-made boots
and shoes to be found in Texas.
The mayor has but little to do now
In the way of ginning malefactors
The number of criminals grows beau.
tifully small, and less by degrees.
The fine steamer Belle ChampIin
will leave for Eagle Ford, and all way
landings daily at s A. NJ. Tickets al
Johnson's office, under the San Jacinte
hotel.
Rev. DIR. James Younge will deliver
a temperance lecture at the Baptist
church this wednesday, evening AT
early candle lighting. Everybody in
vited to attend.
Hides continue to move actively
via the Texas and Pacific, If the num-
Der of bales of them stacked up in rear
of Schoelkopf & Doelling's extensive
establishment is any criterion.
AN election Is ordered In the town
Of Lancaster for town offices, to take
place on Tuesday, the 9Th Of April
next. A mayor, five aldermen and
town constable are to be elected.
The new billiard and bar room OF
Mr.. Bogel is probably the hsndsomes,
fitted up place Of the kind in the state
The solid oiled walnut, deliberately and
richly carved, is very handsome.
We don'tvouch for the truth of the
story Of that important decision by oul
venerable coyrere of the Intelligence
on the civil rights bill, but told It as Il
reached us fresh from the narrator.
Two bales Of cotton made their ap
pearance on Elm street yesterda,
morning and were Immediately gob
bled. The flag end OF the cotton season
approaches and cotton Is cotton now.