The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-19
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

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turns.
For tens At pamc prices,go 10 j. w.
Trotmon n Co.'s
Very little doing In land matters,
Prices, no viewer, rule firm,
Eagle Ford was well represented
In the procession on ~ Pairlcks day.
The foundations Of several new
brick buildings have been lad during
the past week.
AT Pages you can flnd anything
you want In the leather line, from II
shoe string TO cavalry boot, At prices
To suit you.
For fresh groceries Of all kinds, go
TO j. w. Trotman Il Co,'s-Leonard
Brothers, old stand,
There have been but eight deaths
In the city since the LIT Of the month,
four OF which occurred ut the city hos
pital.
Major Blades new building, ut the
corner OF Lamar and Commerce
streets, will soon be ready for occu-
pancy.
The Salvlnis have sent for the
necessary books, aud soon our citizens
will be treated to the excellent play Of
"remptation."
II the gentleman that was taken
in yeste rday, on Main street, by bot
tie of Lu bin, will call and see us, we
won't expose him.
George and Martha Washington
will entertain their friends at Fields
theater, on the evenings of the 3Oth
and 3lst. BE on hand
One of our leading retail grocers
has planted eight acres in Irish pota-
toes and, with favorable season, he
expects to have some to sell.
Colonel McNair, the able and eili-
cient general agent for the Mccormick
reapeis, has temporarily moved his
office to the San Jacinto hotel.
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.
Our Hebrew frlendsare determined
that the Pnrim ballsha be the event of
the season. Every preparation is be-
ing made to make 1t grand success.
The fine steamer Belle Champlin
will leave for Eagle Ford, and all way
landings daily at s a. NJ. Tickets at
Johnson's office, under the San Jacinto
hotel.
Asa matter of information to the
business men Of the city, THE HER
AID will publish, daily, list of the
arrivals at our prominent hotels up to
midnight.
Well wager strong cigar that
there Were fewer headaches in Dallas
yesterday morning than in any town in
America where st. patricks day was
celebrated.
We were pleased to see Colonel M.
A. Hibbler, of Lawrence, formerly of
Dallas, doing the agreeable among his
many friends in this city yesterday.
Come again, colonel.
We hope that none will forget Prof
Georges soiree tomorrow evening.
1t is to close the first term OF his dane
ing school, aud will be decidedly the
most brilliant of the season.
by reference to our advertising
columns II will be seen that Mr.. Julius
G. Bogel aecedes to the request of his
many friends, aud v i'll make vigorous
campaign for the mayoralty.
Our merchants are beginning to re-
ceive their spring stocks, and soon
papa viii be called upon by sweet
Amnrantha for the wherewith to pur-
chase that "duckn of Il hat or love of
dress.
-Messrs Hinckley 4 Dibre'l have a
most unique and tasty sign displayed
ON the top OF their new store house.
The word stove, blocked out of tin, in
large letters, presents a r,ry rretty APP
pearance.
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 arguments In the injunction
case, heard before Hon. J. NJ. Mccoy,
special judge, mention of which was
made In THE HERALD of yesterday,
were concluded yesterday afternoon.