The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-09

amity will he recovered,
There are half dosen or more APP
plleants for membership Of The Hoard
of1'ade, II would be we'll for the
lioam ~ meet every Saturday after
noon al four o'clock and discuss inior'
lR,mailers0f business aud sec some
thing of one another socially, The
president viii doubtless assemble the
hoard on next Saturday,
Real estate matters yet remain u
little IN adia-OiiO, but prices are ilrni
aud many people rom abroad peerlnH
inl0matlerh, aud erowdlngdally on real
estate rooms, r. Commercial, March D.
had French The otherday, worse La
Tin yesterday. Who would recognize
old familiar IN stafu quo Ia such u hor'
rble disguise m II appears In the aboVe
clipped from an evening contempora-
~, IN stata-guo, "As you were.
Messrs, Polscr 4 Comeford are
prepared 10 furnish all kinds Of fresh
meats NJ their stalls IN tho city market,
and guarantee satisfaction. The junior
Of this firm IL our old friend who Gu
tered TO the public some years ago
After m absence Of nearly year In
the north ho returns 10 our city, en-
cages In his old business, aud sollcita
the patronage Of his friends aud PIT
rons. Give him call.
--"lrls better 10 have loved and lost
than never 10 have loved NJ all but
better than either In 10 20 10 that boss
place, No. i07 Main street, liollcn-
beck n McCollunl, and get one OF those
elegant spriug suits that they are maxi
ing 80 cheap. Like the Arkansaw doc
tor they are great on ITS. Twill cheer
the eye 10 gaze on those beautiful
French aud English goods, Just re-
celved.
Mr., Venable hopes TO meet with u
large crowd ut his sale of real estate
this evening. llo viii continue these
snlcs tho first aud third Saturdays OF
each month during tho season until
July. He believes this the best way to
sell property, AZ u rule, IN city. His
experience " thnt auction sales average
quite ns much rs private sales, and add
great denl more to the growth Of II
city aud the activity OF tho real estate
market. He has had many years ex-
perience IN the business, and claims to
know. He asks those having property
for sale to call to see him, aud he vii
probably give them some valuable
hints.
The Sunday school convention to
be held In Dallas on the Goth and I'D
instant will be held in the Baptist
church, commencing Saturday morn
ing ut ten o'clock. Delegates will re-
port ut that time and place for assign
ment for entertainments during the con-
vention. Arrangements have been
completed for reduction of fare on rail-
roads. We are informed that large
representation from the Sunday schools
of northern Texas will be in attend
ance, aud entertainment is expected of
the good citizens of Dallas. II Is,
therefore, earnestly requested that
those of our citizens who entertain dele
gates, will give their names and place
Of residence to w, M. Blair, chairman
Of the committee of arrangements. On
ly two weeks until this interesting oc-
casion will he upon us, and 1t is impor-
tant that our good people act Mt once in
this enterprise. Send in your names
at once.
EDITOR COMMERCIAL - VIII you
| please do an anymous contributor the
| Kindness to ask the editor of The HER
AID mot the religious editor, Tor we
couldn't expect him to know any bet
teri to quit calling upon the legislature
w luSo ~ uouIy INV. w lcu we
studied grammar it was proper to say
an usury law. ri ase refer the preten-
tious ignoramus to section forty-four of
the constitution, which ordains rs fol-
lows: "All usury laws are abolished
In this state, and the legislature is for
hidden from making laws limiting the
| parties to contracts In the amounts of
| interest they may agree upon for loans
of money or other propeOty."
Yours, ETC., Y.
The religious editor thanks Y, IAN
anonymous contributor" for the left
handed compliment paid him. \ is
mistaken, however; we are quite fa-
miliar with the articles q and an. For
example, If we should say X is an ass,
we think it would he very correct use
of the indefinite article. AS to his re-
mark about the editor of The HER
AID, we think it would be just the
cheese to say that X "is pretentious
lgnoramus when he undertakes to
mir his knowledge of grammar at the
expense of his spelling, and writes con-
tributer for contributor. Learn to spell,
y, before you sbar to grammar.
| Masquerade.
Parties wishing to get up suits for
the masquerade on the 22d can have