The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-12
LOCAL BREVITIEB.

LOOAL BhEVlTlbp'
IL the hog law never to DO enforced
The Berger family will aRtonish Us
next week.
Mockipg bird feed, freshly prepared,
by ID. Ward, druggist.
II Is time to hear from the Salvlni
club In new piece.
Purollne and coal oils at Wards
drug store, Elm street.
Hides and cotton were visible on
Elm street yesterday.
Fighting The "Tlgep Ia the last new
political game.
Weather lovely, days bright and
sunny, nights quito cold.
See advertisement Of Fosters second
Texas Gold and Land Distribution.
There was better feeling in the cot
ton market yesterday. Prices good.
The San Jscinto needs blinds TO keep
the eyes of the outsiders from pcerng
In.
Thomas nj. Miers, of Miers Il Cald-
well, returned from Tennessee yester-
day.
Lent Is being generally observed
s'nvug inc O,rtrlvfirs anu EpIscopu-
llans.
Work ON the new race track of the
Blooded Stock association Is about to
commence.
Congress water, on draught and by
the bottle, Mt Wards drug store.
Mrs. Lander expressed herself very
much gratified with her reception in
Dallas.
There is enough cotton moving TO
make things look business like around
the depot.
The babies enjoyed Cleopatra, but the
audience didn't enjoy the babies much
to speak Of.
There is a lively prospect of wild
hunt for the mares nest, which ia in
the city hall.
The civil court is still hard ut IL try
ing to get rid Of as many of the cases
ON the docket as possible.
Our German, English, French, Irish
aud Swiss citizens make up larger
number of our population.
The compress company now. handle
cotton and store agricultural ma
chinery also. A good idea.
Messrs. Carnes Il Guedry, insurance
agents, and Messrs. Hughes II Tucker,
have dissolved partnership.
1t is rumored the Building associa-
ton, which bought Fields theater
will enlarge and improve it.
The fair ground holds its own as
drive. The handsome residences add
much to the beauty of the place.
Dallas was represented at the Mem
phis and Galveston Mardi Gras cele-
hraiians- hu soma of her citizens.
1.-THE worm that never dieth,n it is
now ascertained, is not the worm of
the still, but the bore Of the sanctum.
The Legislature will probably act IA
vorabIy on the suggestions contained
In the late action Of the Bar associa-
ton.
There are good many colds and
some pneumonia prevailing. The
general health of the city isvery good,
however.
Ward, druggist, Elm street, manu-
features yeast powders that are fresher,
cheaper and better than those found In
general use.
The burglars and brass knuckle brig
AIDE must have left here for San An
tonic, Judging from the way they are
working that city.
The necessity for new jail is gener-
ally admitted by all who have investi.
gated the condition of the prisoners
in the present one.
Nothing indicates the tightness Of
the money market like the few num-
Der Of the offenders brought before his
worship, the mayor
Mrs. Francis, the accomplished vo- ,
calist, will probably he the "Leonorer .
IN the opera OF al Trovatc.~., short.
ly to be put in rehearsal.
Monday morning Is our grievallee !
audience time. Parties with commu- ,
uications or sorrows, seeking redress,
plssss bar IL . " mind. !,