The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-20
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Purollne and coal oils ut Wards
drug store, elm street
Remember "Martha" Monday
night 1T Fields thcatcr.
The funeral Of Charles Patterson,
Esquire, son Of Judge Pntterson,of this
city, was largely attended yesterday.
Congress water, Oh draugDt and by
the bottle, nj Wards drug store.
Another casc of colored wife shoot
Ing II rumorod 10 have taken place II,
the country, near here.
Mocking bird feed, freshly prepared
by j. Ward, druggist.
That military ompany. Who
shall be captain? The ex-"hoys In
bluen are In for II. II IL going 10 he o
success. Attention, awkward squad F!
Don't forget TO so to HollenLeck 4
McCollum for fine ilt and n knobby
suit of clothes, at i07 Main street.
Fosters second drawing takes place
on the third OF next month. Capital
prize 500 gold. See advertisement.
The only case disposed of Ia the
mayors court yesterday was that of u
party named Parsons, who was up for
being drunk and dlsorderly and paid
nine dollars and twenty cents for the
privilege.
No. 407 Main street is the place for
bargains in the way of shirts, scoris,
ties, gloves, hosiery, underwear, and,
in fact, everything pertaining to u
gentleman's outfit
Mrs. Hamilton, the president Of
the Ladies' Relief society, Of the
Methodist church, was presented at
the supper on Tuesday night, with one
of the largest and handsomest of the
cakes, Ly ). j. Adams, Esq, banker.
--Thesuggestion made in yesterdays
HERALD relative to meeting tonight
at tho court house not having met with
u response, the matter IL left for the
candidates to arrange hereafter among
themselves, aud there will therefore, In
oil probability, be no meeting Tonight.
Mr.. Venable, the agent of the Out
tn Coal company OF Little Rock, says
he will order another car load of coal
II the citizens will send In orders
enough. This coal contains s1 46-l90
OF fixed carbon, which Ia thirty per
cent more than the Pittshurg bitumin.
Gus coal.
Rev. r. 9. Burleson, d. d., presl-
ident of Waco University, viii lecture
this evening ut half-pas; seven O'Clock
in the Baptist church on sour Eduoa.
tional. Interests" matter OF the great.
est Importance TO the citizens of Dallas
and all friends Of education. There
should be large attendance.
Ward, druggist, Elm street, manu-.
features yeast powders that are fresher
cheaper and better than those found in
general use.
Attention Is called to the card o
Major w. w. Peak. rs notary pub
lie and general conveyancer. His Ions
experience rs county clerk of thi,
county, and his acknowledged bust
ness capacity renders him every wa,
competent TO write up conveyances OF
any kind. He solicts the patronage
of his old Dallas friends and the public
generally.
MIR. Redfield, the able correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Commercial
who is generally recognized az one O
the most forcible aud well iuforme,
journalists In the country, is In oul
city, the guest OF his brother, who is A,
member OF the piano house of Dor
man, Holmes d Co. There Il no wrj
ter better fitted for the work Of an i'm
partial description of Texas, her re
sources, people and condition than Mr.
Redfield. He ~ great traveller aud
close observer, and his letters are nj
ways fullof freshness and Information
Ed. Harris, Esq, who has pnr
chased the old ''Favorlte" billiard sa