The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-13
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

The repetition Of "Martha' IL called
for.
Mocklng bird feed, freshly prepared,
by b. Ward, druggist.
Announce yoirsclfa cnndldate--only
ten dollars TO come In.
Purolino and coal oils at Wards
drug store, Elm street.
Nothing of Importance going on OF
any particular Importance yesterday.
Two gentlemen are here on route to
western Texas from Missouri, to raise
sheep.
Congress water, on draught and by
the bottle, Mt Wards drug store.
Corn sold In November ut sixty
cents. II IL now worth ninety cents to
u dollar per bushel.
In crossing the Texas and Pacific,
yesterday evening, five engines were
III slBnJ W one tlnle'
Don't forget to 70 to Hollenbeck u
McCollum for fine 1T and II knobby
suit of clothes, Mt 4O7 Main street.
We would call the attention of our
readers 10 the announcement Of Colo
mel @. Is. Stephenson as candidate
for city assessor and collector.
See advertisement of Fosters second
Texas Gold and Land Distribution.
No. d07 Main street Is the place for
bargains In the way Of shirts, scarfs,
ties, gloves, hosiery, underwear, and,
in fact, everything pertaining to u
gentleman's outfit.
On our streets yesterday was a well
known agent of quite II large machin-
cry mandatory, who expects To enter
the lists of that important branch Of
business in our city.
Mr.. Rodgers, the hardware mer-
chant, has torn down the old building
formerly occupied by Steagali & Co.,
and Is to erect u handsome brick store
on the site. The frame building next
door Is being moved out.
A handsomer display OF new goods
In their line is not to DO found In this
city, than In the windows of Hamilton
d Co., hatters, and Hollenbeck Il Me-
Collum, gentlemen's furnishing goods,
Main street, near Odd Fellows hall.
Go and see for yourself, and then step
IN and you can be accommodated to
goods In the latest styles.
Yesterday morning the first fruits of
the civil rights bill In our city cropped
out. Two individuals, one white and
one black us ebony, threading their
way, arm in arm, down our Main
street, caused quite sensation. They
seemed sober, too. Oh liberty! how
many crimes are committed In thy
name! Nextl
Business seems to be improving, both
jobbing and retail houses showing in
creased activity under the genial mflu-
ence Of the SUMS rays Several Of our
jobblng houses are turning out quite re
spectacle bills of goods for interior
merchants, and the ladies' are out In
force in their elegant costumes, making
the streets seem much more cheerful,
and causing the bland smiles Of the re-
tail clerks to brighten and scintillate
az Of yore.
Ward, druggist, Elm street, manu-
features yeast powders that are fresher,
cheaper and better than those found h,
general use.
The Saturnalions give grand hall
and supper at Curslcana, in the Ma
sonic temple, Oh the night OF the 18th
Instant. Quite Il number of our citi-
zens have invitations, and IRE going
to excurt thither Mr.. Wheeloek, the
agent OF the Central railroad, informs
us that round trip tickets, good from
the 10th to the 18th Of February, will
be Issued for one-ilfth fare (ss 25), tc
those who desire to attend.
Attention Is called TO the announce.
meni Of DR.. David King asa candidate
for the Office Of treasurer of the city
OF Dallas at the coming municipal
election. The doctor is an old citizen
ofDallas and Dallas county, has filled
the oslice Of assessqgg and collector of
'''s '''s TOT tSare involving 'ly,adain
est 70 Texas. We might cxpto
~. opposition come froiu The ne
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