The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs..


by B. Ward, druggist.
The communi; alton from "a Cit
l2en,n on the constitutional conven'
ton, will appear Tomorrow.
; PurOlinc and coal oils at Wards
drug store, Elm street.
Fosters second drawing takes place
on the third Of next month. Capital
prize, 10000 gold. See advertisement.
Prof George gives on Saturday night
next, at Odd Fellows hall, another In
formal hop. The last one was sue
cess,
The Commercial came out enlarged
four columns yesterday evening, maxi
Ing very neat Typographical appear
anoe,
Congress water, on draught and by
the bottle, ut Wards drug store.
The new Catholic convent il COM
pleted and ready for occupation. The
HERALD of Tuesday will contain Il full
description OF IL.
Don't forget TO go to Hollenbe.k d
McCollum for fine ft and a knobby
suit of clothes, at 407 Main street.
Thanks to the little son of our friend
G. Il. HAlsell, for beautiful little
boquet of artificial flowers, which
graces our editorial table.
Mr.. j. w. Saunders, of that excellent
paper, the Fort Worth Standard, is in
the city representing its interests here.
Our merchants will do well to adver-
tise In it, and subscribe to it.
Ward, druggist, Elm street, manu-
features yeast powders that are fresher,
cheaper and better than those found in
general use.
The only two eases in the mayors
court yesterday morning WAS the ease
of William Kelly and Charles Schoen.
feldt, charged with creating disturb
ance. Both were fined three dollars
and costs.
No. 407 Main street IL the place fol-
bargains IN the way of shirts, scaris,
ties, gloves, hosiery, underwear, and
IN fact, everything pertaining to Il
gentleman's outfit.
Very few went to Corsicana. The re-
ligious editor of The HERALD could
not tear himself away from those fas-
cinating oysters at the ladies' supper.
He is not used to them, and they fly to
his head.
A. Clements, of Terrell, u town which
is making rapid strides in point Of i'm.
provements aud population, will civ,
a grand ball at the Metropolitan hotel
In that place, on Monday night next
Lovers of the may dance and dreamy
waltz, pack your carpet sacks and &,
to Terrell.
Those clever gentlemen and thor.
ough business men, Messrs. Ed. S. Ga,
X Co., represent some ofthe most re
liable and substantial fire insuranc,
companies in the country, list o
which may found in their card in oui
advertising columns. Capt. Gay still
represents, also, the Piedmont and Ar
lington life company, which carrie
quite large amount of insurance ii
this state, but he and his partner, Mr.
Leigh, make fire insurance Speciality
and they have worked 1t up 10 profit
able and important business.
Sanger Bros. have, perhaps, tn,
largest stock OF dry goods to be foun,
in northern Texas and sell ut bottom
prices. Their stores on Elm street
between Lamar and Austin, are th,
handsomest and best arranged In on
city, and their gentIemanly corps o
clerks polite aud attentive. They ar
making general clearing out sale q
winter goods to make room for TN
heavy spring stock now being Dur
chased in the northern cities by MI
: Alex. Sanger. Ii you want cheal
goods call on Sanger Bros.
We deeply regret to notice tie dealt
ofyoung Charlie Patterson, oldest sol
of our old aud esteemed fellow citizen
Judge James NJ. Patterson, which sa,
event occurred yesterday mornin,
about 0 o'clock, after brief Illness
Charlie was a native of our city, littl,
over twenty-five years old, aud WA
loved by all who enjoyed his acquaint
ance. The writer of this has known
him well during the whole of his briel