The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-11
LOCAL BREYITIEB.

"A paper mill established here ought
10 do we'll.
The buffalo meat supply continues
10 be well supplied.
The Photographic war continues
to excite elm street
Some cotton and hides appear spO-
radically on our thorOughiarcA
Mr.. and Mrs. Littlehae are among
the guests at the San Jacinto hotel
The list of transfers OF real estate
shows aquIeter market than last week.
The large foundry to be established
will give employment to quite II num-
Der OF men.
Don't fail TO call and examine
those box-toed ladies shoes--the lHtos
agony, ut Pages.
Board aud room wanted by gentle
man and wife. Address, with terms,
al. Co." HERALD office.
ALL of our fruit stands groan with
bananas, oranges, lemons, apples
nuts, candies, dates, prunes, etc.
The apricot trees are IN bloom-so
are the noses of the old topers who
haunt Main streets rat row.
You can't tell beauty from n
fright when she is gardening in n hid
eous sun-bonnet and her face can't be
seen.
-Workmen are tearing down the
shanties opposite the Odd Fellows
hall, to make room for Il brick two
story row.
--"Glve the old man n chance" Is
what an old widower said TO n young
buck who was trying to set him out
last night.
The Mansard roof of the Lamar
hotel begins to show its skeleton pro-
portions high above the other houses
on Elm street.
General n. NJ. Gano held his first
grand sale of fine stock yesterday
morning. The prices realized We're
good, it is reported.
AT Pages you will find the largest
and best assortment of ladies aud
gents Philadelphia custom-made boots
and shoes to be found in Texas.
The statement OF the condition of
the county finances is in preparation
and will shortly appear in THE HER
AID. The city's was published last
October.
The ladies Of the Catholic church
propose to give festival in the large
room of the convent after Lent, for the
benefit of the church. 1t will. be u very
handsome entertainment.
No, no, we really couldn't think of
publishing original poetry, however so
fair the writer may be, and AZ the of.
flee don't require papering, there is no
use it could be put to.
Mr.. J. w. Walden, late cashier of
the City bank, left last evening on a
trip of business and pleasure for Jeiler-
son, New Orleans and St. Louis, to be
absent several weeks.
The Lamar Rifles looked happy
yesterday. Two OF them marched
down Lamar street by column of COM
panies, preserving their wheeling dis.
lance with commendable precision.
There have not been rs many eats
planted this year as last. The falling
of in the acreage is attributed TO its
being matter of feline and not a
matter of taste. Patent applied for ]
There Is a man in Dallas (Which
his front name it Is not necessary TO
give who is 80 avaricious that if you
were to bait mouse trap with a one
cent stamp and set il out over night
next morning you would find him in
that trap.
We repeat what we have kept
standing for months, at the head OF
our columns, that no accounts against
employees in THE HERALD Office will
be allowed in settlements Oi accounts
due us, unless an order from the pub
Usher is given.
The number of family groceries Is
increasing. If there is ticklish fam
lily business il is a family grocery bust
ness, particularly the collecting Of the
bills department of the family grocery
business from impecunious family men
with large families.
Attention Is called to the advertise.
ment of Dr. q s. Coleman's concentrs-
ted White Sulphur Springs water fot
the cure OF constipation and all diseas-
es arising from arrangement of the
liver. The preparation has the en-
.dorsement Of some Of the best medical