The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-12
LOCAL BREylTlES.

popular.
--R. b. Seay has Withdrawn from
the race for County Judge.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Will posi-.
lively deliver lecture here next Tues
day hight.
--"The school for the Scandal Club
will meet tonight. You that have
regulations TO lose prepare To lose
them now.
The delegates appointed 10y the
Convention yesterday were all sur
prised at tho honor conferred upon
them. or course.
Rev. j. q. Venable, from Ken
lucky, will preach ut the Methodist
Episcopal Tabernacle, ELM street, this
evening ut o'clock.
=" Look here, papa" said the little
hoy, show did that rooster get into
that clock ?" hearing one OF Ii.
Lange's cuckoo clocks strike.
Owing to the crowded state of our
local columns, we are compelled to Ill
sert the proceedings Of the County
Convention GU tho Third page.
We understand the building now
In course OF erection on Main street,
just below the First National Bank,
viii, when completed, be at once OPEN
cd M Loan aud Savings bauk.
-The grand illumination which
came OIL at China Hall last night In
which were displayed those beautiful
toys, wedding CUTS and Christmas
presents, was y complete success.
The grand ball OF the Stonewall
Grays will take place on Christmas
Eve, so as not to conflict with the
masquerade ball Of Professor George,
which 10 advertised To GONE of on
New Years Eve, ut Lively Hall.
III q man wins any article at u raj
ila Of ME value Of one dollar and then
spends two dollars for drinks on the
strength of his good luck, why is II
that he always returns home elated
expecting to receive the congratula-
lions of his wife:
The most tasty and finished dis.
play of fancy jewelry In the city is at
Webb's. He has also complete stock
of spectacles, eyeglasses, etc. His
stock of solid silver and plated ware is
also very fine, and will amply repay IL
personal inspection.
The weekly soiree Of Professor
George, AZ his hall in the Odd Eel
lows building last night, was an en-
joyable affair. The entertainments
Of this gentlemen are highly appre-
ciated by our citizens, and are liUer-
ally patronized by them.
~ Burton, the lightnlng-striIser, has
gone down the road to overlook the
wires. Some OF the boys at the office
think IL Is for another purpose and say
that he has gone to the Capital to get
u charter for u matrimonial institute.
We hope it will be done Broua.
I'm view OF the interest manifested
by great number of our citizens as
regards the Sabbath question, and on
account Of DIR. Smith lecturing on the
subject to-day, Prof Cornell will again
discuss the subject to night at the
Courthouse, and during his discussion
will fully reply to the remarks of DR..
Smith.
Those wanting wood for stove or
flre-places, are referred to the adver-
tisement of Messrs. J. A. Work Il
Sons, who have established u wood
yard ut 1904 Jackson street. Orders
received at the livery stable corner
Commerce and Houston streets. II
you want full measure call on J. A.
Work Il Sons for your wood.
We acknowledge an invitation to
attend grand dress ball." at the
Opera House ut Corsicana, on Thurs
day evening. December 2Sth, 1875.
Judging from the names of the gentle
men that appear on the different COM
mittees, the affair will be an unusual
success, andw will afford on evening OF
rare enjoyment to those who attend.
We take pleasure in calling atten-
ton to the advertisement of Messrs.
Wood, Taber Il Morse, formerly A. N.
Wood Il Co., manufacturers of portal
BILE, stationary and agricultural steam
engines, Eaton, Madison county, New
York. All the work of this firm is
guaranteed to be Of the best manufac-
ture, both In material aud make.
Persons wishing engines and boilers
for any purpose can do no better than
to call on or address this firm. See
advertisement.
III saw Esau kissing Kate,
In fact we all three saw;
For | saw Esau, he saw me,
And she saw / saw Esan ~
Don't be 80 pronounced In your
smacks Mt the gate, for remember the