The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-16
LOCAL BREVITIE

The Dunlap silk hat ut Carpenters,
under the San Jacinto. ID.
---Grasshoppers In endless numbers
are reported In the western part OF the
city.
--Rumor has II the postoillce Will be
removed 10 the neigh borhood OF the
square.
The weather yesterday was de-
lightful for bringing out the ladies,
children and garden truck. LID
Boots and shoes, In any style,
made to order at the shortest notice At
Pages.
-Stamper a. Paxton's palace of art
is crowded every day. II IL THE place
to get good photographs.
Straw hats, straw hats. Mems,
boys and children's, just received, by
Hamilton " Co., matters.
1t IL no longer "Come into the Gar
den, Maud" but its come up to the &C.
dars and play croquet.
The reporter is informed that gem
tlemen are In the city with view OF
erecting q cotton factory.
The largest and cheapest stock of
straw hats In the city just received at
Pages, sos, Main street.
Dealers in agricultural implements
are coming to the front. r. V. Tomp-
kins has an extensive assortment.
The melancholy "sporp slgheth
for better days, and longs for an Sex
cursion" to Marshall.
The Trinity still remains in good
boating stage-boat wood from one
side Of the bank to the other.
The cases appealed from the may
0r's court to the district court, have
been set for Saturday.
up to dark last evening there had
been but one arrest made by the police,
and that for drunkenness. ~"
-Tannehill lodge A., +. & A. NJ,
meet at their lodge room this evening
at half-past seven o'clock for work.
The new opera house question is
being discussed. With the gentlemen
having the matter In hand, to plan is
to execute. ." a7Hoa ,D..l.'t
Silk hats, silk hats. The Dunlap,
Fifth Avenue, and broadway, silk hats
just received, by Hamilton n Co., Hat
tiers, Main street.
The "heavy" cases will not be TAX
en- up in the district court until next
week, the balance of this week having
been set for the trial of petty cases.
Can't lsome senterprlsing citizen
make donation to,the. city of sufli-
cient land for park Dallas by all
means should be beautified by public
park. u q j | ID g III
The musical notes of the number
less ''Cheap Johns" send thrill Of de.
light through the breast of the weary
pedestrian as he meanders through the
principal thOroughfares Hf
The reason why ladies should take
White Sulphur Springs water is be-
cause 1t purges from the blood all etiete
and bilious matter, thereby impartine
a roseate tinge to the complexion.
The music furnished for the recep-
ton of the excursionists,a "Wednesday,
was kindly furnished by Thompson's
band, which embraces a number of
first-class musicians, Parties desiring
Its use can secure 1t by calling at
Thompson's varieties. eyaaf safrgI
"A Young woman on Pacific avenue,
yesterday morning, while opening a
box of concentrated I've, unfortunately
permitted q portion of the contents to
fly In her face and eyes. A physician
was summoned, who expressed the
opinion that she would entirely lose
her sight. ~ 7.a
A street railway to the cedars must
be built Immediately. Spring-time Is
upon us, Gentle Annie, and Charles
Augustus, also krokay, and transporta-
ton to the cedars for our downtown
young men Is indispensable. Let us
have street railway to that pleasant
suburb by all means. R
The machinery forLonergan's new
foundry Is being put up in the build
ings at the corner of Poydras and
Wood streets. Immediately In the
rear Of the foundry, machine and
boiler shop Is being erected. Dallas
will soon be able to supply the state
with engines, boilers, machinery and
castings s'i 'ei.iie33 w goIr.s'
Attention Is directed to the adver-
tlsement Of Messrs. i. & T.. Green
wald, Cincinnati, Ohio, manufacturers
Of steam engines aud mill machinery.
The reputation of this old and long
establIsEed nrm needs no commenda-