The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Slightly cool yesterday,

SEQ notice Of u dwelling wanted
Go and hear n good sermon to-
day.
elm street was perfectly allyewltl
business yesterday,
The new city council has made
most favorable impression.
The Dunlap silk hat at Carpenters
under the San JacInto.
Work still progresses on the Inn
provements Of the new fair grounds.
The Salvlnls will give M enter
talnment during the coming week,
Fill the house.
Owners Of fine canine stock viii dc
well TO read the mayors notice In re-
gard 10 the same, and take heed.
New goods In the boot, shoe an'
hat line, arriving daily, Mt Pages, 5Os
Main.
Marshal Peak arrested yount
man lust evening for making too free
display Of his artillery.
Why can't you attend Sunday
school this morning? No reason IN
the world, 80 you had better so.
-"Long Branch" "Fitth Avenue
"Broadway," "0pera," are the latest
styles of hats at Pages.
The Dallas and Wichita railroad
question will probably come up be-
fore the council Tuesday evening.
Straw hats, straw hats. Mems,
boys and children's, just received, 10y
Hamilton ~ Co., matters.
IA private telegram received from
Austin announces the safe arrival there
of Mr.. Hibbler and Deputy Sheriff
Scott.
--Messrs. Williams & Brothers are
erecting cosy, two-story residence on
Commerce street, immediately in the
rear of the city hall.
silk hats, silk hats. The Dunlap
Fifth Avenue, and Broadway, silk hats
just received by Hamilton n CO., Hat
ters, Main street.
DIR. Eisenlohr's new building on
Main street, just east of the Southern
hotel, is rapidly approaching com
pletion.
The friends of the Union Mission
Sunday school will meet at the court
house this evening. Lend your sym
pathy and aid by your presence.
With characteristic brazenness,
the Commercial endeavorsto throw the
onus of its inexcusable plumbers on an
innocent correspondent.
Soft hats, soft hats. French pocket
hat, English and American felt hats
of every shade and quality, at Hamil-
VII " W. % haNtSio'
District criminal court convenes to-
morrow, and will continue six weeks
A harvest for the legal gentlemen ol
would be, If money wasn't 50 terribly
scarce.
Two cases of drunk and down be-
fore his honor yesterday. They were
both taxed the usual three and cost
and rs usual, both went to the Gala
boose.
--Conundrum in yestercay's Com
mercial: ''The Kansas Editors. What
shall we do?n The reporter says lei
them alone. They have done nothing
to him.
The prospects are that the fremen
will attend the celebration at Houston,
as the committee appointed to solicit
subscriptions report gratifying pro-
gress.
The old fair grounds containing
about ten acres of land, were sold by
the sheriff, under an execution, few
days ago, to Captain w. III. CASTOR,
for the sum of fifteen hundred dol
lars.
There is a rumor that the Masons
are negotiating for the purchase of
the new building of Major Blades, OF
the corner of Commerce and Lamar
streets. 1t would make most excel
lent hall.
"A Islander on her sex named Jane
Martin was before his honor yesterday
on charge of disorderly conduct On
o promise to leave town, his honor
generously dismissed her, with, as our
old friend "Poker Jack" would say,
"a mild admonition."
The Rev. Mr.. Manlove, of Sher-
man, will occupy the pulpit of the
Methodist Episcopal tabernacle this
morning at ii o'clock. The paster
will deliver sermon In the evening
1t half-past 7 o'clock.