The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-11

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many worthless nnslrnms chat arc lhll
up aud sold, but really clilolentleme'
dial agent a trial h al lhpl Tie doc
Tor asks, See advertisements
Joe Harris aud Murray Montague,
everybody knows them, have gone ln-
IN partnership la tho collecting husi'
neas, Mr., Harris i well known inolr
readers aud Mr. Montague lns been
connected with the Commercial ipl
some tine pasl, Bee their tad" ~
another column aud give them Irlal'
one Of our principal denlorH, MI
H. Y, Iompklns, estimates that hall u
million Of dollars worth Of agricultural
machinery has been sold Ia Dallas du'
ring the past year, and that the entire
acreage lhlsyear viii be- One'lhlrd more
than II WIS last year The farmers are
reported generally solvent and tho ag-
rlcullural interest thriving,
St Andrews society, of Dallas,
was organized In this city on Tuesday
night last, with eighteen members,
and the following officers elpeledi
William Cameron, president d. "
Lille, vice PRESIDENT r. Hamilton,
secretary j, &, Mltchlc, treasurer
Due notice viii be given Of future
meetings Of the society,
-WTls better 10 have loved and lost
than never 10 have loved NJ all, " hut
better than either II 10 go 10 that boss
place, No, I07 Mum street. llollcn-
beck n McCoIum, and get one Of those
elegant spring suits that they are maxi
Ing ~ cheap. Like the Arknnsuw doe
tor they are great on ITS twill cheer
the eye 10 gaze on those beautiful
French and English goods, just re-
ceIvcd.
Yesterday was windy ana dusty,
al like" sHid Major pendennlst0n hdy
lac met, "to aeeyou all out such adayi
the fcnst of ankles aud the flow Of
skirt squte eShilarating,' "Ah, my
dcar mojorp said Mrs, Blanche Amory,
"ir tho wind makes ~ poor women
show our feet, II also lills your eyes
with dust. The law OF compcnsa'
ton, you observe The major took In
slant refuge IN u graceful NdIcW
- In looking over the books at Doe
tor Franklin's hook store last evening,
we found II specimen book Of portraits,
and among them Is an admirable like
ness of Martha Washington, In which
the details Of the lady's costume Of that
period can DO seem. We give the in
formation TO our lady friends who are
desir0us of knowing exactly how TO
dress for the proposed Martha WASH
ington tea party TO he given by the
ladies of the First Presbyterian
church.
w. y. Leader Esq, OF the East
Texas Leader, and the lrans.Conti.
mental Iron Age, chairman of the eN-
ecutivc committee OF the Texas Press
Association, head and forefront of the
new prohibition party just springing
into existence, and live man gener-
ally, dropped In to sec us yesterday at-
tern0on. He has been attending the
meeting of the Texas Press Associa-
ton at Sherman, and left for Jefferson
by the $3.50 Texas and Pacific train.
The idea Of n beautiful, article full
of rich imagery and almost poetic
prose, from hand we always recog-
nize, being dishgured by such errors as
"memory smiles in Shee,y glee;" close
tosherry. Had the"incarnated Bacchus"
been drinking cobblers? "Joy with ten
der cling touch" "What didm0ng (oh
my eye day was gemming the jemc'ed
TIARA etc. Cannot the writer find II
better and wider field for her pen than
n paper which permits such barbarous
specimens Of carelessness in proof
reading to mar her brightest and most
sparkling imagery