The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-07
LOCAL BREYITlEs.

bishop Garrett breaches In Fort
Worth this morning
If there are Immigrants about the
depot, shelter thon tonight.
All OF the latest styles In boots,
shoes and hats, just received, ut Pages
There Ia not u more orderly and
quiet city In the south than Dallas
now.
THE HERALD Inns its eyeon the best
man for delegate TO the constitutional
convention.
Don't fail to call and examine
those box-toed ladies shoes-the latest
agony, ut Pages.
The present cold weather, II Is
feared, will hurt the fruit trees and
vegetable gardens.
Tomorrow the circulating library
will be thrown open in DR.. NJ. b,
kranklin's book store.
Yesterday business was at II stand
still on account Of the snow storm
Under foot II was exasperating.
Tickets to Chicago five dollars less
than the regular fare for sale by John
son, under the San Jacinto hotel.
"A balcony In front of the San Ja-
cinto hotel would add greatly to the
comfort of the guests next season.
Mr., Greenlaw, representing large
ST. Louis house, has returned from an
extensive tour through north Texas.
Transactions in the real estate
market are few, with firm prices,
Rents are us high as ever, compare
lively.
"A private telegram from senator
says the legislature will pass the bill
calling convention, subject TO vote
of the people.
The suit OF Rauahan W. Noyes,
which has created some comment, has
been decided against Mr.. Noyes, the
eX-circus manager.
Attention Is called to the announce
ment OF ID. j. Rawlins, Esq, rs a can
didate for alderman of the Third ward,
at the municipal election.
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.
Now it's "Hurrah for old Tige,"
"KerfOots my man." and ~ fights
NIT Bogel," and the municipal caul-
dron boils. May the best man win |!
Fair play.
The gifted author of "rhe Money
less Man" ought to publish another
poetic gem of his called "rhe Beauti-
full Snow" which is remarkably origi-
nal, and would be timely.
1t was suggested yesterday that
Main street go over and SNOWFALL Elm
street. There would have been hot
work IL these Greeks had met. The
tngof war, in fact, would have arrived.
We repeat what we have kept
standing for months, at the head of
our columns, that no accounts against
employees in TIE HERALD Office will
be allowed in settlements of accounts
due us, unless an order from the pub
Usher is given.
The Building association are de-
termined to maintain the respectable
character of Fields' theater by permit.
ting none but legitimate entertain
ments anu performances to take place.
Nothing of an immoral nature will be
tolerated. This is as it should be.
-Ats O'Clock, yesterday morning,
with aching brains and heads, larger
than the Cardiff Giants, well-known
railway man aud an Elm street grocer
fell on each others neck and wept, af-
ter passing very restless night. Then
kissing the fork ofJules imported boot
jack they swore, like Falstaii, "to drink
no more sack but to purge and live
cleanly.n
-"Tis better to have loved and lost
than never to have loved at all y bu;
better than either is to go to that boss
place, No. 4O7 Main street, Hollen.
beck d McCollum, and get one of those
elegant spring suits that they are max
Ing so cheap. Like the Arkansaw doc
tor, they are great on fits. Twill cheer
the eye to gaze ON those beautiful
French and English goods, just re-
ceived.
The Auction Sale of Real Estate De.
ferred to Tuesday.