The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-30


Persons desiring good, comfortable
boarding are referred TO the advertise
ment Of Mrs, r. j, Coleman, among
"preforred specials"
An railroads leading into Dallas
viii Issue special rates TO all persons
desiring TO attend the great Carnival
on the 2lth Of February.
There IL war among the bus men,
One line takes you for nothing to and
from the depots There Is nothing
like opposition for the outsiders.
"A, b. Amour of the firm Of Plank.
lnton N Amour, wholesale pork pack
ers of Kansas CITY, Missouri Is IN the
city and stopping 1T the leGrnnd,
Il you want to 90 to Europe go TO
Johnson n Manget, LeGrand Hotel,
and buy your tickets by the state line,
They also sell Railroad tickets, --Ad
"A new enterprise has been inaugu-
rated in Dallas, entitled the Dallas
Steam Laundry, POI Lamar street. We
hope they will be successful, for our
city has long been in need of such IN
institution.
Rev, l.. II. Carhart, Pastor Of the
Tabernacle, methodist Episcopal)
will hold divine service this morning
at eleven o'clock and this evening at
seven o'clock, Sunday.school ut two
o'clock In the afternoon.
--Messrs, Snyder ~ Adams are de-
termined that their ten dollar sets Of
Whites best gum teeth shall give per-
feet satisfaction. They therefore guar
antee the fullest satisfaction or no pay.
Office at San Jacinto hotel.-Ad.
The grand ball Of the Ladies' He
brow Benevolent Association comes
or tomorrow night ut the courthouse.
The hall has been handsomely deco
rated, and nothing has been left UNI
done calculated to make the affair II
complete success.
See the proclamation Of Rex in
reference to assessment. No good cit
izen will refuse to contribute some.
thing to n purpose that will rebound 50
much TO the credit of our city, and
that will so prominently bring her be-
fore the country. When the commit
tee appointed wait on you, remember
this and donate freely.
We call attention to the card Of
Ramsey ~ Helm, attorneys at law
Both gentlemen have recently made
Dallas their home, and even in that
short time they have made many warm
friends. We wish them prosperity in
their new home.
"A good many of our exchanges are
complimenting Dallas on her energy
and enterprise, and many of them are
paying us the compliment of publish
ing our Mardi Gras notices, accom-
panied by tlattering comments. We
clip the following from the Waco Re-
porter
ave poke fun at Dallas sometimes.
but it can't be denied that Dallas is
one of the liveliest burghs in the
South, and that she doesn't stop for
expenses. Her preparations for the
coming Mard Gras festival ON the 9th
proXimo are on u huge scale, and the
display promises to rank with any pre-
vious ones ever held in the South'
List Of kilograms remaining unde-
livered in the Western Union Tele'
graph Office, January %: Park Bros.
II. M. Dixon, Samue Marshall, Jos
Brick, w. II. Price, II. Angwin, j. G.
Malcomb, Frank Folly, Tom Staunton
VIM. Cheever Pace, w, Il. Hendrick
Elisha Day, j. II. Buck, j. A. McHen
ry, Thompson " McCollum. Chas. p
Virgins, j. w. Thompson, w. S. Me
Millen, Jack Whitman, Jas. Champ
Dorman q Holmes, and A. n. Temp
kins.
The following marriage licenses
were issued by Judge Harwood, CLERK
of the District Court, for the week
ending Saturday Chas. Brown ant
Sarah f. Coward Edward II. Fore
and Elizabeth j. Harris John B. Cur
It's and Electa A. Hart; John p. Fred
erickson and Ann Mary M. Peterson
f. Nj. Davis and Addie +. Lloyd Nj
William Keefer and Hilla Bergen; &
J. w. Killiar and Annie b. Harris.
Mckinney has two cases of small
pox. -Dallas HERALD. Imported from
Dallas by Mr.. j. a. Leonard, the con.
tractor OF that city, who has the con.
tract of building several houses in this
place. No citizen has yet been at
tackled; and the two cases, as soon AZ
developed, were isolated so that there
is little or no danger of its spread
Should 1t begin to spread, we will give
timely warning, a thing which some OF
our neighbors fail to do.-McKinney
Enquirer.
Joseph authorizes us to say that you
are another one, ct Get. There has
only been one case of smallpox in
Dallas, and that one entirely recov-
cred six weeks ago.