The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-25

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"a large new dry goods store wlll
be opened shortly In the new brick
row above Wards drug store.
The Hhad-lne man has been Ia our
midst, and promises DallasItes supply
of shad-lnes In q short time.
TINS HERALD positively VIII not
pny attention 20 Anonymous conimu-
nlcatims, whether In poetry or prose
Your fortune for dollar Try
your luck In the Denlson GlIt Enter
prIse--conducted on the square. This
week closes the sale oftlokets.
-Shcllcd corn IN worth 81 10 per
bushel; ear corn, 81 buying, ninety
cents. Oats, eighty cents. Hay, so
to $50 ton.
Mr.. $. O'Bannon, who went west
with some blooded cattle, sold some
In Johnson and Parker counties and
has returned home.
As per announcement In another
column, IL will be seen that Major II.
j. Leman Is candidate for the office
Of Justice of the peaceof precinct No. l..
Mitchell Moses, charged with steal
Ing horse from Eliza Dougherty, has
been arrested and will be tried on
Monday before Presiding Justice Ker-
foot.
THE HERALD's compositors were
the recipients, last evening, from
Charley Meisterhans, Of a huge pitcher
OF foaming lager for which they return
thanks.
The fire engine house has new
bell, weighing four hundred and fifty
pounds. A smaller one has been re-
ceived and hung in the East Dallas
engine house.
The recent law passed by the leg
islature appointing public weighers
does not meet with the appreciation of
some ofour hide magnates. They are
hot about 1t. rs.
Tho Odd Fellows of this city have
appointed committees to make ar
rangements for the cominganniversary
celebration, which takes place on the
28th of April.
w. s. Adams, Esq, editor of the
Comanche Chief, paid The HERALD
office the compliment of visit yester-
day. He is here to negotiate the bonds
ofComanche county issued to build q
court house. ts.4
Snodgrass & Son are receiving
n large stock ofithe Mccormick Reapers
and Mowers. They may be seen at
the yard next to b. Il. Luces & Co.'s
warehouse, near the Texas and Pacific
Railway depot. sE
-Shad7ines are packed in hermetic-
ally sealed tin boxes, perfectly bone
less, in a mild, pleasing, appetizing
sauce, palatable to al, free from oil $50
Objectionable in sardines), retaining
only the natural richness of the shad.
The reporter of THE HERALD was
in error, yesterday, in stating that Mr..
Root contemplated retiring from the
hotel business. He has no such inten-
tions, and win be pleased to see all of
his old friends, and the travelling COM
munity generally, at the Commercial.
Colonel j. M. Crockett will please
accept the thanks of the proprietor of
TIE HERALD for twelve eggs, weigh
ing two and one-fourth ounces each,
and welvewelghing two ounces each
Bramahs and Black Spanish. These
are granger eggs, and show what n
conscientious hen can do when she
gets her back up.
The citizens of the second ward
should meet this morning at 10 o'clock,
at Pointer, Shields & Co.'s, to select can
didates for alderman Tboro soon,s -
be a desire to1{avo orc ran oooh and
of the ward IA they .ra~,La 50.
eigns thew can select ,ban, f.an, an,.
portion az tba ward r. - ;,,,,,a,o. I9
provided mood mon ara ohoaa,'
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