The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21

rllprgrd Va lAe muazle and lhe next
nan ihal whistles tie "Aulligan
Guards orlhe "Aoeking Bird under
our window, 81 solleila us ~ become .
candidate fpr mayer viii be- blown 10
itplas on the spot II tho American
llag IL hauled down aud We hung head
downward from the Mird story of the
court house the next minute,
We would call the attention OF our
readers TO tho advertisement OF General
II, NJ, Gano, which appears In another
column, On the tenth Of March next
he win sell 10 the highest bidder my
head Of short horn cattle, two fine
lrOlling stalllons, Cotswold buck lambs
aud some pure bred Berkshire aud
Poland China pigs, A rare opportunity
for stock men, grangers and all inter
ested In introducing thoroughbred
stock In tho state,
--Unlntentlonally, We failed yesler'
day 10 call attention 10 the announce
nenl Of Mr., Thomas j, Keeton, M u
candidate for reelection 10 the office Of
assessor aud collector Of tho city Of
Dallas, at the ensuing municipal elee
ton, Mr. Keeton has filled the office
for the past twelve months, to the on
tire satisfaction Of the community,
aud asks u recollection ut the hands Of
the people
1t sin be seen by the announce
mont IN our columns 10 day. TINT Hon
John u, Kcrfoot has consented 10 uk
low llls name 10 be used a. candidate
for the office Of mayor Of pallus, sub
beet to the action Of convention az
primary election, should either be
held. John IL IN old time citizen Of
our city, h every way qualified for the
duties Of the Office, and II elected We
feel quite sure viii discharge the dutier
Of mayor efficiently and well,
--SurdanOpOlus sald ''lGat, drink aud
make love the rest IN not worth u
hllip.p The Religious Editor agrees
with the somewhat elltmlnatc but
gallant prince, who cremated himself
with the beautiful Greek slave, Myrrhu,
but NJ the same time, he does think
there should be another story put on
tho Court house aud the San Jaclntu
hotel.
We kiss our hand TO our flock,
drop pearly tenr aud bid them adleu.
We are of to Marshall TO look after
the interests OF THE HERALD aud to
study the transit OF Venus. II nearly
breaks our heart 10 give up MARTHA
but 'duty calls, we must away" BE n
good boy, Leigh, and take no unfair
advantages OF uS while we are gone.
Henry Bohny, rs will he seen by
hls notice In today's paper will move
his store tomorrow, to the old stand
OF BOhny " Loupot, north side of the
square, where he will give a free lunch
tomorrow night, aud invites all to b,
on hand. He will also In future, keel
on hand full stock of fresh groceries
and provisions. Give him call,
DR.. II. 9. Burleson, president Of
Waco University, delivered an able
lecture last night, at the Baptist
church, on .he subject of education,
and the application of the Peabody
fund to the public free schools in this
state. He will preach to-day at the
same church Mt eleven o'clock. Go
and hear him.
We regretted to hear yesterday
afternoon, that Indy, wife of one OF
our well known insurance agents, had
swallowed pin, which had lodged in
the throat, causing her considerable
suffering. Medical aid was immedi-
ately summoned.
The religious editor Is not firm be.
lever in the Darwinian theory, but he
does firmly believe that the court
house and the San Jacinto should
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