The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

PurOllne ana coal oils ht Warub
drug store, Elm street.
Mr.. Woodward, who took the
overdose OF morphine, Is convalesclng.
Mr.. W. @. Hoffman, Of the Chlcka-
saw iron works, Memphis, IN In the
city.
Rival candidates for mayor glare
at each other aoross our principal
thoroughfares.
Congress water on draught and by
the bottle, at Wards drug store.
Henry J. Neville, of the news de-
pot on Elm street, has our thanks for
late New York and other papers.
Mocklng bird feed, freshly prepared,
by d. Ward, druggist,
DIR. q. p. Henry, Of Nashville
Tenn, who hus be,n visiting this Sec
ton for several weeks, left for home
last evening.
"A number Of gentlemen, at the late
supper for the Methodist church, ut
Fields theater, seemed to he suffering
from fever and Aglte.
--Hollenbeck d McCullom, 4O7 Main
street, have got more fine cashmeres
for suits and better lot of gents fur
nlshing goods than any body.
We publish some agreeable cores
pondence between Roy B. Scott, Esq,
an old and worthy citizen Of Dallas
county, aud Major James T.. Barley,
our active and efficient sheriff.
Don't forget to 60 to Hollenbeck d
McCollum for fine tit and knobby
suit of clothes, at 407 Main street.
There was a cotton transaction on
Elm street, which bids fair to develope
some interesting material for thought
among the grangers If it gets into the
papers.
Professor Georges social hop, at
the Odd Fellows hall last night, was
very generally attended by very Sc
lect and fashionable collection of pleas
ure seekers,
The assessment of the members of
the Board of Trade, to pay outstanding
debts, is to be put through. 1t will
amount to about five or six dollars
only, for each member.
Fosters second drawing takes place
on the third of next month. Capital
prize $4,000 gold. See edver lisement.
THANKS to Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton
fora share Of the delicious cake, from
the supper Of the Methodist Church.
South. Also to Mr.. ii, j. Neville, for
u lot of Baldwin apples.
Tomorrow (Mondayl night, at
Fields theater, the opera of "Martha"
will be repeated Tickets for sale
everywhere. Reserved seats may be
had at b. Wards drug store, Elm
street.
--Peripatetic auctioneers, mounted
on Texas Rosinantes, charge up and
down Elm street and cntice the toodles
who love to buy cheap bargains, to
bid Oh their fiery steeds. Prepare to
mount iount!
The spring fights have COM
menced. One party slapped another's
face yesterday afternoon 1t is reported,
on Main street. and quite lively
scrimmage attracted the crowd. "All
Ia well that ends well.
No. 4O7 Main street Is the place for
bargains In the way Of shirts, scarfs,
ties, gloves, hosiery, underwear, and,
In fact, everything pertaining to a
gentleman's outfit.
Not dead yet, but stlll alive. H.
Goslin has opened cigar store--not a
cigar stand-at 5l2 Main street, next
10 Wheats dry goods store, where Ire
will be glad to see his friends and Gus
toners, to stand roll call as usual.
'-0ne Of our enterprlsing grocery
merchants of Austin street, advertises
buffalo meat for sale on his bulletin
board. Think OF 1t, we pampered arts.
tocracts of Delmonico's, steaks from
the Dos Arericanus brought to our
doors, as Mr.. Oliver Twist limited to
Squeers more
Mr.. Phillip Sheridan. . particular
friend Of the religious editor lthey
once had very warm interview at
Five Forts). has Just sent Us . new
0afling gun In letter. We keep Il