The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

to-day.
For tens NJ panic prlces,go TO j. w.
Trotman n Co.'s
Tho Prohibition association Of
Texas meets here April II.
johnson II now the champion
Jumper. Call and nee him NJ the san
Jacinto hotel.
Bankers report steady stream Of
capital coming into the country Of
good volume.
Dr. j. G.Peyton,a lat the San Jaclnto,
has had fine case Of Instruments
stolen from him.
For fresh groceries of all kinds, go
TO j. w. rrotman Il Co.'s--l.eonord
Brothers, old stand.
Tom Nichols Is going to raille off
those high stepping sorrel ponies Of
his, at Castleberry's, soon.
Thanks To tiny little friend for u
bunch of violets-our favorite of all
llowers--lull of sweetness and-mem-
cries.
j. w. Trotman Il Co. have bought
out Leonard Brothers. Buy your
groceries o them.
General Bartholow, prominent
citizen and banker of st. Louis, Is at
the San Jacinto hotel, en- route to
Austin.
AT Pages you will find the largest
and best assortment OF ladies and
gents Philadelphia custom-made boots
and shoes TO be found in Texas.
See advertisement of Andy Young.
Horse stolen from Eagle Ford on We'd
nesday night last, and II reward of
fifty dollars offered for his recovery.
Arrangements should be made nj
once to sprinkle the streets The work
done last summer was generally salts
factory. There is need Of the dust
being laid.
"A large number of invitations have
been sent to their Gentle friends by
our Hebrew citizens, who are getting
up the Purim ball, and the array of
beauty is going to be dazzling.
Colonel Hedrick, of the firm of II.
NJ. Marchant & Co., cotton and COM
mission merchants, has returned to
the city from flying business trip to
Galveston and elsewhere.
The festival to be given in the rec
itation room ofthe convent, after Lent,
by the ladies of the Roman Catholic
church, will be a brilliant success, So
cially, gastronomically and financially.
Prof. George gives his usual hop
tonight at Odd Fellows hall to his pu-
pills and invited guests. May the pref
tiestdancer in the Very Few, or any
other club, be there, with "grace in
every footstep, heaven in her eyer
MIR. ]. G. Bogel exhibits his taste
by fitting up one of the handsomest
billiard parlors in the state. 1t is in
tended to be the resort of gentlemen,
and will be kept accordingly Those
fond of this artistic pleasure can while
away their spare time very pleasantly.
Captain G. G. Rivers, business
manager of The HERALD, lett day be-
fore yesterday on u business trip to the
various towns along the line of the
Texas and Pacific. We commend him
to the press and democracy all along
the line.
We repeat what we have kept
standing for months, at the head of
our columns, that no accounts against
employees in THE HERALD Office will
be allowed in settlements of accounts
due US, unless an order from the pub
Usher is given.
--Messrs. Obenchain & Childress.
agents Of the famous brands of Califor-
mia wines, such as claret, hook, sherry,
muscat, angelica, port, etc., will accent
our thanks for specimen of hook. II
was submitted to connoisseurs, who dc.
cided 1t to be delicious and delightful
In flavor.
There is talk of rendering General
Augur, the military commander OF
this department, a. ball, and inviting
the officers from the forts nearest here.
upon the occasion of the generals pass
ing through here on his next tour of
inspection. The Alamo Rifles Of San
Antonio, recently paid the gallant
General Mckenzie similar com
pliment. What say the Stonewall
Greys and the Lamar Rifles?
In our notice of the fire yesterday,
we stated that the building was in
sured in the agency of Messrs. L. s.