The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-20
LOCAL BREyiTIEs.

chase anything In the line OF gems
fine furnishing goods
Our friend Joe Young, of Schneider
a. Davis mammoth grocery house IN
this city, was In Denton last week.
The usual squad OF drunkards, brawl-
ers, wine-blbers aud dlsorderly folks,
were up before the mayor yesterday
and were duly fined,
Tickets for the Good 'lemplars' colt
cert can DO procured NJ llamilton'S,
aud from the members, The price Is
reduced 10 lllty cents
The city banks large Sign Ia In the
hands of d. Il, Grove for some altera'
lions, and no longerbeams aurlierously
down on elm street.
Who " to he our next mayor? We
will cheeriully announce the names OF
all candidates enclosing ~ ten dollars
No deviation from this rule.
+. Il. Ryan, Esq., who Yields u
graceful crayon, viii accept our thanks
for some recent English exchanges
the "Thunderer' among Others.
The HERALD tenders its thanks TO
the Texas Express company and II. H.
Cornish, Esq, Its clever and accommo-
dating agent, for numerous favors.
The Monitor says that n telegraph Of
flee has been established IN Pilot
Point II IL on the new government
line being built from Denison to the
frontier.
James Burke, Esq, has handed US II
copy of The Literary Newsletter for
January, periodical devoted to the
book trade, published in Houston by Il.
II. Cushing.
Come, gentle spring, Mr.. Thomp-
sons ethereal mildness," come. Old
winter has been reposing his frosty
poll in your virgin lap long enough.
Pitch him out.
Anybody with money who wants to
make II good investment can do so by
applying to CASTOR Il Thomas. See
advertisement at the head of this col
umn, of Crutchfeld house for sale.
An old man named Wall was found
dead in his tent in east Dallas, Sunday
,,A,,,tn,, loct Whnrn xyu 4,
cion of foul play, but the coroner's jury
returned a verdict of death from expo
sure.
One of the heaviest firms on Elm,
street has advertisements in twenty
five papers in this portion of the stat.
In different counties, and not line IN
either HERALD or Commercial. Help
us, Cassius!
Messrs. Hollenbeck & McCollom can
boast Of having the best tailor in the
south. Mr. Klein guarantees "A perfect
TT in every ease. Their line of fine
suitings are entirely new and full in
every respect.
Storage for all kinds of machinery
agricultural implements etc, can bt
had on reasonable terms at the Dallas
Compress warehouse, corner of Lamar
and Wood streets, as will be seen b,
reference to our advertising columns
We are indebted to Captain John w
Lane, assistant secretary Of the senate
for numerous favors from the stat,
capitol. Also to Hon. r.. b. Hubbard
president of the senate, and Prof. S B
Buckley, state geologist, for like fa
vOrs.
A grand vocal and instrumental con
cert will be given at Odd Fellows hal
on Friday evening next, for the beneti
of the Good Templars' lodge of this city
All should attend. The programm,
will he attractive and well worth list
ening to.
Our books show number of sad rel
les in the shape of bills against candi
dates for different city Offices in til,
last municipal election. This time
gentlemen ambitious of serving OH
metropolis, will please call aud exam
inc the list.
An old man named Holback, wei
known to the old settlers of Dentoi
county, was found dead on the prairie
near Clear creek, frozen stiff, las
week. The Monitor says that Hol
back was the first white man that eve
settled in Denton county.
We have received the prospectus o
the Montague News, u new paper to b,
started in Montague, Texas. Tn,
News will be democratic, of course
The material on which the paper Is I,
be printed IL the old Office Of the Texa
Signet, formerly printed in Dallas b,
Rev. Lee Newton.
We are indebted to Hon. A. j. Dorm
state treasurer, for copy of his annua
report for the year 1874, together will
the supplemental report. From 1t W
learn that on the 3lst of December
1874, there was balance in the stat
treasury Of s2ss,OIl 20, currency, AM
81, 1856 IS specie.
Fort Worth Is pricking up her ears
not her organs of hearing, but her rea
estate auricles, cause whyP Franz
Bond, vice president ofthe Texas IN,