The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-14

under the Ban JacInto.
There were but couple OF arrests
up 10 dark last evening,
New goods Ia the boot, shoe and
hat line, arriving daily, at Pages, 500
Main.
The council receives the Kansas
press delegation at the Central depot
this morning AT II o'clock.
Work on Mitohle's new house, adj
Joining the Odd Fellows building II
being pushed theoretically forward.
-stamper a. Paxton's palace OF art
Ia crowded every day. II Is THE place
10 get good photographs.
IS. 4, Stratton, adjoining THE HER-
AID, has just received car load OF
choice Baldwin and russell apples.
Straw hats, straw hats. Mems,
boys and chIldren'a, Just received, by
Hamilton a. Co., matters.
Brewer, the young man who was
cut Monday night, Ia doing well, Ma
serious results are apprehended, unless
inflammation should set In.
-"Long Branch, "Fihh Avenue"
Broadway" Opera" are the latest
styles OF hats at Pages.
The city council are determined
that the city engineer shall not BIO Idle.
They mapped out work enough last
ulght TO keep him going for the next
three months.
Silk hats, silk hats. The Dunlap,
Fifth Avenue, and Broadway, silk hats
Just received, by Hamilton ~ Co., Hat
tiers, Main street.
AN apology Is due an old Marshall
friend OF ours for spelling his title with
q small &C." Charge II to the intelll-
gent compostor, Commodore; he fire..
quently writes God with little 'g,n
and spells congress with "k."
Soft hats, soft hats. French pocket
hat, English and American felt hats
OF every shade and quality, at Hamil-
ton 4 Co.'s, matters.
"A man named Calvin Fisk was ar
rested at Lawrence yesterday morning,
by Captain Morton, and brought to this
city, charged with embezzlement In
Ottawa, Kansas. He was turned over
to Kansas officers, on requisltlon
from Governor Osborn.
Howard u Barley, adjoining the
st. Charles hotel, do excellent work In
the shape of mattress making and up
holstering. Their work will compare
favorably with any brought from for
elgn markets. Their establishment is
home institution, and should be
patronized.
THE HERALDs editorial corps re-
turns thanks for an elegant cake, pre-
sented by some fair friend. True
worth is ever modest, and the gentle
donor neglected to send her card with
the gift. Such delicious little gifts
form delightful oasis in the desert of
of an editors life.
-Messrs. Connor & Walker have
received one of the most beautiful
soda fountains in the state. The de-
sign is rich and unique, and presents
an elegant appearance. 1t is nodded
after the manner of Gothic-built cot
tage, with handsome fountain sur
mounting the top. 1t must be seen to
be appreciated.
Douglas Bros. continue to add to
their already fine stock of tile dress
goods for gents wear. They have in
stock the largest assortment of French
and English diagonals, worsted coatings
of the latest styles and all the novelties
of the season In pants and vestings.
The Douglas Brothers now being well
and favorably known to the public for |
their first class workmanship, fair
dealing and moderate charges, we be-
speak for them continually increas-
ing patronage.
"A certain young gentleman yester-
day offered an insult to the Flowery
Kingdom, through one ofits most illus
trious representatives at the court of |
Dallas, All Wee. 1t was promptly re-
sented, and the way All Wee went
for that aforesaid young gentleman
was decidedly the reverse of "child-
like and bland" All Chris, the grand
mogul of the Chimes brigade, helped
the affair along as well as he could.