The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-14

esl Of the city IN every way, Al eN-
collent appointment
Mr., William Cameron, one OF the
largest Of orr dealers In lumber, sash,
and blinds, has occupied thelarge brick
warehouse, corner Of Main mud P0y-
dras, formerly the stand Of H. V,
Tompklns,
The requisltlon for the arms aud
aoooulremenll Of the Lamar RIFLES, ao'
oompanied by the usual bond, has been
sent 10 Austin, aud the commissions
Of the officers aud the arms VIII be
here shortly,
Mr., l., Kahn has become associated
with Mr. Il. NJ. Kahn In the retail
clothing aud gentlemens' furnishing
goods business from this date, under
the firm name Of u, N. Kahn n Bro,
ut the old stand, corner Of elm aud
Lamar streets,
We repeat what we have kept
standing for months NJ the head Of
our columns, that no accounts against
employees In THE HERALD office will
be- allowed In settlements OF accounts
due us, unless M order from the pub
Usher IL given,
The Dallas aud Wichita railway
has been graded aud made ready Tor
the iron as far ~ tho Denton county
line. What Will the people Of that
county now do 10 push II on? Or do
they expect the people Of Dallas TO
build II 10 tho mountalnsY
twill DO seen 10y the notice that
the 81. Andrews society, recently or
ganized In this city, Will meet at the
gus company's office over Schneider ~
Davis store, tomorrow (Mondny)
night, NJ \ o'clock, All Scotchmen ARE
Invited 10 he present.
General W. l.. Cabell, the mayor
received by mail yesterday handsome
present In the shape Of beautiful
amber and mcorsChaum cigar holder
sent by some Cincinnati ladies'. Not
wilhstandlng these h0n0rs, he c0ntln-
ues TO speak to reporters aud rich but
respectful, people, just M If nothing
had happened.
How they nre going 10 have Mar
tina Washington entertaining her
friends without George, IL II mystery. II
is expected, however, that the father of
his country will put in an appearance
before the evening IL over. Guests can
go In costume or not, as they choose,
but Il would be better for them to 20
In l77G clothes.
Attention Is called to the notice
under the head If city business of
Messrs. Il. M. Kahn ~ Brother, who
are now receiving their new spring
stock of clothing. Mr.. Il. NJ. Kahn Is
well known In our community ny II
man who knows what IL needed and
means what he says. All he asks is n
call and examination of his goods.
Attention IL called TO the advertise
ment of dissolution of copartnership
of Messrs. Williams ~ Crowdus, and
the new firm of Williams & Toliver,
Mr.. Fac. To.liver, late FISHERMAN, and
IN experienced druggist, having pur-
chased DR.. Crowdus' interest in the es-
tablishment, and formed q partnership
with Mr.. j. l.. Williams. The new firm
solicit, rs they deserve, n continuance
of the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed on the late firm of Williams n
Crowdus.
She is an old black nanny, with
her head tied up in variegated colored
bandanna handkerchief, the ends of the
knots standing out like horns, and she
said to young "mistis' whom she was
very proud of having raised "Look
yer ohile, / raised you an Pm gwine
for to tell you de trufe, wild de bark on
1t. Dis is u berry wicked world an
folks is II gwine to judge mo by de men
dey sees wild you dan dey is by 20 ed.
dycashun, fore God dat's de trufe yo
mammay's tellen' YOU" and she
scooped her pipe down into the ashes
and smoked majestically.
Mr.. Henry Boil! showed us, yester-
day, an immense gray eagle which he
killed on Thursday last, in the western
edge of this county. The eagle meas
ured from tip to tip of wings, six feet
and six inches, and weighed probably
ten or twelve pounds. Mr.. Boil tells
us that the gray eagle is rarity in
Texas, very rev having been found,
but the bald eagle is frequently seen
here. When Mr.. Boil first saw the eagle
he was in tree, but shortly afterwards
flew on the prairie and gave chase to II
goose, and while in the act of catching
him, Mr.. Boil shot him. He flew up
and of some fifty yards and dropped,
and made hard fight before he was
finally killed by blow upon the head.
He is noble specimen of the eagle,
and it is Mr.. Boll's intention to stuff
and preserve him.