The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-20
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Trotman n Co.'s
China hall IL receiving splendid
assortment Of new goods,
Sheriff Barley II absent from the
city, having left for st. Louis several
days slnce.
-roney keeps the reputation OF
the Cosmopolitan up 10 It's usual
standard OF excellence,
An Interesting and cosby letter
appears on the second pNge, to-day,
from the religious editor
Yesterday was n wretched day.
Not CLEAN Of sunshlne--only clouds
dark, gloomy, lowering clouds
The city was visited with slight
snow yesterday morning, which
melted, however, M rapidly NJ II fell.
And now We gentle candidate for
the sullrages of the "dearpeople" seiaes
the street cars TO herald his candidacy.
For fresh groceries Of all kinds, go
TO j. w. Trotman ~ .Co.'s-Leonard
Brothers, old stand.
The meeting of three Of our rival
candidates for mayor, n few evenings
since, IL represented TO have been very
affecting
The finishing touches are being
put upon the new building of Messrs.
Clark, Bryans Il Blake, adjoining the
postoliice.
AT Pages you can find anything
you want In the leather line, from II
shoe string to n cavalry boot, at prices
to suit you.
The Merry Few grand masquerade
ID booked for the 7th of April. Select
your dress, rs well as your partners,
and be on time.
There are at present confined in
the county Jail forty-four prisoners,
thirty-one of whom are white and
thirteen colored.
We received pleasant call yester-
day afternoon from our happy young
friend, Frank Gayle, conductor on the
Texas and Pacific.
AT Pages you will find the largest
and best assortment Of ladies and
gents Philadelphia custom-made boots
and shoes to be found in Texas.
Monday evening is set apart by
our Hebrew friends for the grand
Purim ball. 1t promises to be the
most recherche affair of the season.
The fine steamer Belle Champlin
will leave for Eagle Ford, and all way
landings daily at 8 a. NJ. Tickets at
Johnsons Office, under the San Jacinto
hotel.
John Ferguson, Ed. Walpool and
an individual who was too full to give
his name, were put in the cooler, yes
terday, being too drunk to take care of
themselves.
The first session of Professor
Georges dancing school closes this
evening with grand hop at odd Eel.
lows hall. 1t promises to be n most
enjoyable affair.
Hon. ii. Barksdale and Colonel ].
J. Brooks leave for Hot Springs to-
morrow morning, the former to re-
main some time in an effort to recu-
perate his health.
One ofour exchanges essays that "the
Memphis chamber of commerce honors
Jefferson Davis to the extent of con-
stilating him an honorary member
whatever that may mean.
The handsome, merry, jovial coun-
tenance of our good-natured friend,
Colonel George G. Mellersh, illumined
THE HERALD sanctum for few brief
moments yesterday evening.
An old man, the worse for liquor,
reported that he had been robbed of Il
silver watch and a sum of money in
the neighborhood of the bridge, Thurs
day night. No arrests we're made.
Our young friend, Ed Murphy,
armed with a. Henry rifle and the
necessary camping accoutrements, left
for Eagle Ford, yesterday, on grand
buffalo hunt. We speak for steak.
Kahn & May have removed from
the frame building at the corner OF
Austin and Main streets, to the elegant
brick house at the corner of Lamar
and Main streets, formerly occupied by
DIR. G. ]. MofIett.
The gentleman in charge of the
city circulation Of The HERALD will
call around to-day for the purpose OF
making lis weekly collections. Pa
irons win greatly oblige him by having
the necessary change ready.
General r. NJ. Gano's brown mare,
sixteen hands high, three white feet
In good order, bright yellow-eye,
efraved from Hufehina sfation wosf.