The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-26
LOCAL BREVITIEs.


Ladies' fancy hose atdO7 Main street.
The real estate market n quiet but
firm,
Mr., Tom, Barry has his desk In At
Mesars. Adams d Le0nard's hank.
No fence around the grave yard yet
and hui little probability IT,
How about that hog law2 IL there
no way In which II can be enforced9
II ssad TO think how many Now
York Ledgers are taken and read here,
Bishop Garrett preached IN eloquent
and impressive sermon at sherman
Sunday morning,
Why don't somebody marry aud do
away with the monotony Of u dearth
Of news.
There was not u great deal Of cotton
of the streets yesterday. The bulk Of the
crop IL In.
Who shall be mayor? There are
only about seventeen gentlemen
who want II.
Then the delegates TO the constitu-
tlonal convention. OF course II Is go.
Ing To be hard work to Induce nybody
to accept
John McElhare, news dealer, Lamar
street, between Main and Elm, has all
Of the late papers.
Mr.. Tom Miers, Of Mlers II caldwell,
10 having high old time back yonder
In Tennessee.
Judge Hord says he Is afraid the oat
crop Is very badly injured but that the
wheat is MI right.
Can't we get up some Comus here Oh
Mardi Gras too, ~ well as Austin die
Oh the visit of Queen Nab?
The masquerade party of the Very
Few club comes of "Wednesday nigh
AT the knights of Pythias hall.
Work has beeen resumed on Majol
Blades handsome stone building
corner Lamar and Commerce streets
Talk about gloves, if you want to Sc,
the best line of dress gloves eve
brought to Dallas, call at 4O7 Mali
street.
The San Jacinto is the great afte
supper resort now. Everybody in town
seems to drop in there to hear til,
news.
Messrs. Dorman, Holmes e. Co.
piano dealers, are to occupy the oil,
City bank building, on Commerce,
street, February LIST.
Boys, you would be gay and hap
Ply, procure some of those high-tone,
scarfs at No. 407 Main street, Hollen
beck u McCollom.
Mr.. Richard Morgan is winning
golden opinions from all sorts of PEG
pie by his judlcious management O
the Sunday school of Sc. Matthew
church.
All persons afflicted with wea
lungs would do well TO supply them
selves with some of those chest prote,
tors, to be had at hollen beck 4 McCo
lom's, No. 4O7 Main street.
Wanted, one thousand loafers o
Main street to stare ladies out Of coul
tenance, and breed II pestilence by tn
iniasmatic fumes of whisky and t
bacco issuing from their bloated lips.
Sterrett says he can whip the ma
who said he gnawed down two panel
OF the court house fence trying to ge
out to climb the ladder of the ne,
Dallas hook and ladder compan
No. /.
Who was 1t that went to get his bee
and approaching the smiling Teutor
struck an attitude, said in his deepes
and stagiest voice, "What, no With
there. Caitiff, bring me to drink. Vii
lain, draw"
He opened his mouth like q youI
mocking bird and held his breath uu
til he was black in the face. III
mamma gathered him and turned hin
over her knee. What yell was ther
then, my countrymen 1t was don
with single with tack in il, henc
the trouble in the interest of domesti
discipline.
There was an unusually large del,
cation of DRINKS and downs and di,
orderlies before the mayor yesterda
morning. First the whisky victim,
John Austin, William Rankin, A. /
Bolton, Martin Joicely, +. McGanin
+. Roach, William Thompson am
john Blood; then II. Bohn and r
Cohne for vocating without licens,
Monday is generally field day anon
the bibulous and disorderly. The
commence Saturday night early in o.
der to make close connection with tn
calaboose In time for trial Monda
morning. Many of them would n,
be happy unless they did.
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Again In the Field.
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