The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-08
LOCAL BgEyITIEs.

The Dunlap silk hat nj Carpenters,
under the San JaclnIo
The new city officers aud council
viii be installed Saturday evening
"A party of emlgrants start this
morning for the Black Hills,
New goods In the boot, shoe aud
hat line, arriving daily, At Pages, 'OS
Main.
San Jaclnto day approaches,
What say our liromcn, soldiers, clu-
Zons?
No meeting Of the police court
yesterday, because there was nobody'a
case TO inquire into.
-"Long Branch" "Fifih Aycnuep
"Broadway," "OpeN," ARE the latest
styles Of hats nj Pages.
The Swiss will hold n grand pie
mic NJ Longs lake, u couple OF miles
from the city, on the 25lh'
There was not ~ much hand-shak-
Ing aud riding around in carriages yes
terday rs there was the day previous
Straw hats, straw hats. Mems,
boys and ohildren's, just received, by
Hamilton ~ Co., matters.
The only ''southern manp In Dali
las, par ecceVence, Is TO be found ut the
Commercial Office, eide Chicago Inter
Ocean.
The defeated candidates grow phi
losophical now, and mediate upon the
vanities oflife and the uncertainties OF
promises. Alas
duane e. Hennessy offer to thor
oughly sprinkle Main street, between
Lamar and Poydras, for fifteen dollars
and half u week.
The addition of an elegant cornicc,
which has been completed, on the La
mar house, adds very materially to its
beauty. The Lamar will open about
the 25th.
Silk hats, silk hats. The Dunlap
Fifth Avenue, and Broadway, silk hats
just received, by Hamilton " Co., Hat
tiers, Main street.
The wind and dust, yesterday,
were terribly disagreeable. The street
sprinklers don't seem to perform their
duty as thoroughly as it might he
done.
Two car loads of colored troops
passed through this city, on Tuesday
evening, on the Central railroad, en-
route to the southw estern frontier OF
this state.
Soft hats, soft hats. French pocket
hat, English and American felt hats
of every shade and quality, ut Hamil-
ton Il Co. Is, matters.
Attention is called to the card OF
George r. Fearn, Esq, United States
commissioner, Office with Fearn "
Nowlin, south side of the public
square.
The southern mani is long suf-
fering martyr. He always pays his
bills promptly: first, by advertising in
the Evening Bazoo; second, through
the civil docket OF the district court.
A small row occurred Oh Main
street, yesterday afternoon, in which Il
young man undertook the herculean
task of breaking negroes head. 1t is
unnecessary to say that he did not
succeed.
Will some well read and int Iii
gent Catholic inform THE HERALD
what position n "Mother hyperion
occupies in q convent? See report in
yesterdays Commercial Of visit to
the convent.
The Texas Press association should
emulate the example set by the New
= York Tribune, to perpetuate the name
Of its great founder, and emblazon
upon its cscutcheon, in letters Of gold,
''Founded by Geofge Alberto Cutter,
The temperance convention adj
journcd esterday. What next Can't
we get some high-ioned, honorable
gentlemen TO "found" few more as
sociations, or insurance companies.
"Founder" is good.
The city council met yesterday, mt
10 o'clock, and counted the vote taken
at the election the day previous. They
will meet tonight to transact bust
ness, and again Saturday evening to
install the new officers and members.
--Rumor says the editor Of the Com
:. mercial while doing duty in the Home
guards during the war, WIS struck ON
the cheek by twenty-four pound
solid shot. The missile fell ilattened
and harm ess mt his feet, and Ills life
was not insured.
The champion excursionist does
not fancy the title,apparently. This is
merely bluff. He wishes no prouder
epitaph ON the simple headstone which
shall mark his last resting place thin
uHere lies the m IN who never paid u
n