The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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sale at Le Grand Hotel cigar store.
The Great International goes from
here to Corsicana.
Judge Burford adjourned court
yesterday afternoon and went to the
circus.
Would it not be well for the city
to sprinkle our principal streets at
least till the advent of Winter rains?
The attendance at both perform
ances of the circus, yesterday, was
variously estimated ut from eight to
ten thousand, men, women and chill
dren
Yesterday was n propitious day
for the Circus, being mild and pleas
ant, the only thing that married the
thorough enJoymen of all, being the
horrible dust.
Smoke the Memphi Cigar. For
sale at Lie Grand Hotel cigar store.
The stores of all our Hebrew fell
low-citizens were closed yesterday,
which was a bad thingfor them in
financial point of view.
Bishop Garrett, being detained
over until Monday from his trip
North, will preach in ST. Matthews
Church to-day, both morning and
night. Services will commence ut the
usual hours.
We venture the assertion that
there was enough mean whiskey draak
in Dallas yesterday, to float an aver
age sized vessel, provided II certain ed
itor Of the austin Statesman was not
the commanding officer.
We believe we do not exaggerate
when we state that the proprietors Of
the Great International Circus leave
Dallas with at least five thousand dol
lars clear profit, realized from their
two performances,
The final argument in the Hous-
ton Il Texas Central Railroad injunc-
ton suit was made yesterday and the
case submitted to his Honor, Judge
Barkdsale. Up to the time of writing
this article he had rendered no deci-
sson. He will finally dispose of the
matter tomorrow.
We have received copy of "Wild-
moor" u novel by Miss Florence
Burckett, of Shreveport, La. We have
not MS yet read the work, but will do
so at an early date and will then give
an extended criticism of the novel.
The entire Northern and Southern
press are unit in its praise, and pro-.
nounce it the best work of fiction that
ever emenated from Southern au-
thor,
Smoke the Memphi Cigar. For
sale at lie Grand Hotel cigar store.
Elder Kirk Baxter, of Missouri,
will preach at the Christian church
this morning and evening at the
usual hours. His subject, entitled
"Moral and Positive Law" is one of
unusual interest and will no doubt at
tract n large attendance. The public
are cordially invited to attend free of
charge.
Last Thursday, at the residence of
the Rev. DR.. Smith Mr.. +.
n. Rochis, of Washington City, was
married to Mrs. Martha Shanks. of
this city, well known as the popular
proprietor of the Magnolia House.
THE HERALD extends Its congratula-
tions to the happy couple, and wishes
them long life and prosperity.
"Tne bee, through many II garden roves
And huns the lay OF courtship DER;
But when he finds the flower he loves,
He settles then and huns no more"
Smoke the Memphi Cigar. For
sale at lie Grand Hotel cigar store.
Several gentlemen from Illinois
ale visiting the city, and are at present
stopping at the San Jacinto Hotel.
They are the advance guard, rs 1t were,
of some fifty families from the same
section of country, who will shortly
arrive In Texas with the intention Of
making our State their future home.
They are much pleased with Dallas
and the surrounding country, and are
almost persuaded to make this county
their resting place. They all have
capital, and they would prove quite an
acquisition to Dallas county.
Smoke the Memphi Cigar. For
sale ut LIE Gaand Hotel cigar store.
One of the "Celestialsn who for
merly resided In Dallas, and gained an
honest livelihood by "washee, washee,
Melican's shirt" shullled Off this NOR
tai coil while en- route for Atlanta,
Georgia, and departed, we hope, In