The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-27
L0CAL BREVITI RS.

Mr.. i. l.. Wlllemet has consented
10 be candidate for alderman.
Attention IL called 10 the notice of
lost locket by s. Loeb & Co., In to'day's
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il, Montgomery
have arrived from Marshall, and are ut
the San Jnclnto.
The candidates have all got beyond
tho shaking hands stage, and are con-
valescing rapidly.
-"Marthan and Nancy will worry
"Plunket,n "Lionelr and Christian
at the Richmond fair Tonight
There is talk of organizing u Lied
erkranz society among our German
friends and getting up n hrst-class
band.
Fosters second drawing takes
place on the third of next month,
Capital prize $4,000. See advertise
ment.
The Mckinney Journel, the new
paper just started in our n,ighboring
town, is Il lively sheet and II credit to
the place.
The buffalo meat cured on the
frontier and brought in here by old
hunters is the sweetest kind of meat,
and very tender.
Remember that on Monday, at
four o'clock, the Board of Trade holds
their regular monthly meeting. Let
every member be on hand.
The bankers tell us money is com.
ing into the city and county, but il
must be at night, for nobody sees any
in the day time stirring around.
Found, on Elm street. gold
bracelet. The owner will please call
at The HERALD Office, pay for this nd
vertisement, and identify property.
Houses on wheels are part of
every days proceedings. They have a
great fascination for loaters, who watch
the men working at them by the hour.
See new advertisement of Il. Il.
Guedry. He wants to exchange city
or country property for stock of the
Dallas Real Estate and Building assoc-
alton.
Mr.. Caruth's great farm, three or
four miles from Dallas, is worth visit
ing to see what model north Texas
estate of broad acres is under wise
management.
Our friend, Ferd. n. Tucker, has
opened at 40 ELM street, where his
many friends can purchase everything
kept by u iirst-class family grocery.
Call and see him.
The greatest improvement in the
farms around Dallas is perceptible.
The fields are full ofwhite men plough
ing and new fences are being built and
houses erected and repaired.
Subscribe for the weekly HERALD.
price two dollars and fifty cents per
annum, and send it to your old folks
at home ain the states" II beats
weekly letter for news.
The meeting called at the court
house to organize military company,
by Mr.. Clifton Scott, is for Tonight,
instead of last night, as announced in
the Commercial, SO we are informed
by Mr.. Scott.
"A ride around the race track yester.
uay, gave us an opportunity of exam.
ming the progress of the work which
Is being rapidly pushed ahead By SUI
perintendent j. II. Ryan, civil en-
gineer aud architect.
The Waxahaehie Enterprise Is an
other new candidate for public favor,
published weekly in the thriving little
town near here. II Is u very credlt,ble
weekly, and speaks well for the enter
prise OF the projectors.
The Hebrew young gentlemen have
organized social club Mr.. Jacobs
has been elected President, MIR. Ull-
man, vice president, Mr.. Wolf, secre.
tary, Mr. Klein, treasurer. A proper
club room will be Immediately fitted
~.
business OH the square is as lively
as any other part of the city. The ex-
press office now occupies the fine brick
'wo'story building on the east side,
next door to the old office. Messrs,
Cornish 4 Co. are full of business. but
equal to any amount 1t.