The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-29

Botto has u fresh importation Of plne
apples,
The Central has not comnlcncedthat
new depot yet.
The unannounced candidates. for
mayor are legion.
Farmers auy there " more wheat In
this year than last
The hide market Ia active, prices
good, receipts small.
Eagle Ford IL gloomy over the pros
poet of the road going on.
There will not be ~ much cotton put
In this year us Il was thought there
would be.
Ills Honor, Judge Hare, IN working
through his criminal docket regularly
and impartlally.
Tho Charity ball IL now the topic In
dancing circles. The Relief association
need all IL will clear
There Is TO be hop tonight nj the
San Jacinto. The managers have our
thanks for IN invitation.
A foundery man with twenty thou
sand dollars worth OF machinery else
where, Is here prospecting.
The cold weather killed nearly every
hody's flowers and plants. Mr.. BUR-,
the nursery man, lost heavily.
The cotton market was dull and re-
ceipts light, the condition of the roads
preventing what little is left coming In.
The cast iron collector begins Ia
weaken since he went thirteen times
for one bill; which means money IL
tight.
Talk about gloves, il you want TO see
the best line of dress gloves ever
brought TO Dallas, call Mt 4Oi Main
street.
The coming question Should the
city buy the bridge and thus remove
the tax on trade coming here from
across the river
Thanks to Messrs. A. Meley & Bro,
for an invitation to the hall they pro
pose to give on Monday evening al
Odd Fellows hall.
Young Master Austin, who was
dressed as n young miss, carried offa
large share Of the honors at the mas
querade of the Merry Few club.
The mud brigade Were out yesterday
clearing away the slush SO that pedes
TRANS could pass outside of the beaten
track. The mud was maddening.
We call attention to the correspond
ence which appears elsewhere, between
His Honor, Mayor Cabell, and John A
Stevens, esq, of the Carlotta troupe.
If Mr.. Hudson, with his force, will
clear away some of the mud around
the approaches to the postotlice, he viii
oblige the public and the postmaster.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of A. HARDWOOD, ESQ.,, clerk O
the district court of Dallas county, fol
sealed proposals for building an iron
fence around the court house square.
Boys, if you would be gay and hap
Ply, procure some Of those high-tonet
scarfs at No. 407 Main street, Hollen
beck 4 McCollom.
Captain J. J. Kane, of Montgomery
Alabama, who is spoken Of highly by
the Advertiser as mechanic aud {
veteran who lost leg ..wearing tn,
gray' in Virginia, has arrived here.
Shall or shall not is the question
asked by many in regard to buying /,
ticket in the Texas Gift Concert asso
citation. We would answer: Should
you? Should you not, your neighbol
might buy the discarded ticket all,
thus be placed on the road to an easy
fortune.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of J. j. Kane, which appears il
to-day's issue. He has come to cas-
his lot among US and brings iirsi-clas
testimonials from Montgomery, Ala
bama, his former home. We com
mend him TO all who may want any
thing in his. line OF business.
All persons afflicted with veal
lungs would do well to supply them
selves with some of those chest pr0tec
tors, to be had at hollenbeck IL McCol
lom's, No. 407 Main street.
Martha" the beautiful opera, b,
Flotow, which is to he sung ny a uum
Der of ladies and gentlemen of thii
city, will be produced on Alonda,
week. This will be the first opcr.
ever given here and promises to he /,
great success. 1t will be under tn,
musical direction OF rotessor Often.
Wheat has this day received his frs
installment Of spring goods. and in
vites the ladies' especially 10 call al,
examine handsome line OF sprinl
prints, bleached muslins, trimmings
etc. DO not fail to call and see him, a,
he will demonstrates to you that ht
will always sell You good goods at low
prices.