The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-29

Joe are once more heard through the
land as he MARBLES his alp! IpW The
campaign can now proceed. Joe's In
town and the country's safe.
"A sewing machine wagon, con-
taining two machines, was dragged
about Commerce street, yesterday NJ
ternoon, by Il runaway mustang, to the
material injury Of both wagons ana
machines.
Nov that the fence has been erected
around the Courthouse, II might be
well enough TO nail up those signs
"Flve Dollars Fine for Hitching to
this Fence"
The loot IN one Of the chimneys OF
the Crutohneld House took fire yester-
day afternoon, about three O'clock, but
the flames were extinguished before
any damage was done.
-Messrs. Reed ~ Lathrop are In re-
ceipt of some very fine lines OF wall
papers gold-mica tinted, gorgeous ana
beautiful to behold. All wanting such
goods are invited to call AT 500 Main
street also full stock OF curtains
Al.
Can't the County Court, now In
session, be induced to take some deli-
mite action on the bridge question IL
Ia u question Of vital Importance to
the prosperity Of our city, and should
receive attention.
-Rumor has IL that important
changes are pending In one OF our
principal hotels, which, when COM
pleted, will rebound materially to the
comfort and convenience OF guests ana
patrons.
We see from the Dallas papers that
Mr.. VIM. Morris, formerly OF this
county, Is a candidate for Assessor ana
Collector of that city. We trust that
he may be elected to the position TO
which he aspires, as we feel confident
that the voters of Dallas cannot bestow
the office upon more worthy or more
competent man.-[Guadalupe Times.
Candidates fit hither and thither,
busily engaged in seeking to impress
the independent sutiragist with their
unapproachable and unexcelled quail
flcations for the various to which the
office aspire.
--DeStefano Brothers, 3l3 Main
street, having an extra fine and large
lot of oranges and lemons on hand
offer them to the public at from five
dollars and fifty cents to six dollars
and fifty cents per box.-Ado.
Some one, in writing on "rhe Use
of Sisters" says "there is nothing 80
beneiicially educating to n young man
AS the companionship OF sisters"
Very well said, but the average youth
prefers the companionship Of some
other fellows sister.
From gentleman residing In the
northern portion of the county, THE
HERALD is pleased to learn that the
damage done to the fruit crop by the
late severe freeze Is much less than
was at first anticipated. Wheat and
oats were uninjured.
AT the last session Of the Right
Grand Lodge of l. o. o. f. Of
the State of Texas, J. r. Davis was APP
pointed District Deputy Grand Master
for the district composed OF Dallas
and also District Deputy Grand
Patriarch for the district composed Of
Dallas and Ellis counties.
ANY man that is shrewd enough to
find out who set fire to the steam
Touring mill of Messrs. Miller "
Ewing, can pick up two hundred ana
fifty dollars, "cold out of hand" The
Dallas Board OF Underwriters have an
advertisement to that effect In another
column, to which the attention OF
detectives and knowing ones is called.
Why pay twenty or thirty dollars
for tirst-class set of teeth ? Snyder
Il Adams are making full upper OF
lower sets of Whites best Gum teeth
for the next thirty days, for ten dol
lars. Filling at reduced rates-al
work guaranteed first-class. Rooms
three and five, San Jacinto Hotel
Best of city reference.-Ad.
A tent, situated near the brick
yard, below the bridge, occupied by ,
laboring man and his family, took fire
yesterday afternoon, and was com
pletely consumed. A little child was
seriously, and it is feared dangerously
burned. The household effects of tn,
family were almost entirely destroyed
saving scarcely nothing from tn,
flames.
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| city Council.
Council met last evening; full