The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-01


politician and shurch bell--the latter
peale from the steeple the former
steals from tho people
The Stone case" Don't lot NJ
have any more words about IT," w the
man sald when he lodged the diotlon-
AIRY his wife threw NJ him.
do not fail TO notice the advertise
ment of the adjourned meeting Of tho
Dallas and Wichita Railroad. The
stockholders are requested 10 meet Mt
the Company's office on February "a
ut one O'clock A. NJ.
--"Does that thing work ~ asked u
granger patron Of the LeGrand hotel,
pointing TO the fountain In the lobby.
hNo, 1t don't work but II plays when
the wind serves" was his answer.
--lfyou want to go to Europe 90 to
Johnson q Manget, LeGrand Hotel,
and buy your tickets by the State line.
They also sell Railroad tickets.-Ad.
Galveston IL largely advertising
the mighty Menus. From Isfroul's
pronunciameDtos we are inclined TO
think that THEIR Mdudi Grds will come
near riyallng that of Dullas. But we
only expect TO spend some twenty thou
sand dollars here.
The Annie Waite Combination
will visit Dallas on the 18th of this
month, and will play three nights
eng agement. They have been making
II Texas tour, and, Judging from the
tone Of the press of the State, they
have been eminently successful. They
play the strictly legitimate business,
and hence their success.
Among the solid business men Of
our city, there are none more deserv-
ing the patronage OF the community
at large than the well known insur-
ance firm of Leigh and Carnes. Both
gentlemen are well known to our bust
ness men, and represent many OF the
leading American and English COM
panies, and guarantee perfect indem-
nifty.
~ never will be humbugged again"
said one lady to another as they were
walking down Main street, yesterday
afternoon. III paid u dentist S25 foI
my teeth, and they never did suit me,
but the set have now are just splen-
did. | will praise Doctors Snyder 4
Adams TO the skies because they ad
vertise, and make the best sets t0l
ten. Md.
The various l. o. o. f. Lodges OF
the city have elected the following to
represent them In the Grand Lodge
which meets in Waco on the 18th in
slant: Dallas Lodge No. Al, J. r. Da
Wis Trinity Lodge No. 1893, b. B. Kauf
man Schiller Lodge No. 233, Il
Reinecke. Representative to Crane
Encampment from Ridgley Enoamp
ment No. %, Patriarch j. 5. Ballard
These gentlemen leave on the 4th in
slant, and will be present at the open
ing of said grand body.
Probably the best price ever ob
tanned for wheat in Dallas was pai(
yesterday by Messrs. Church Il Co..
grain dealers, at the corner of Lama
and Elm streets. Mr.. Sloan, plante
In this county, offered, by sample, thu
choicest lot Of wheat ever put befori
our grain-buyers, and after 'feelint
) the MARKET" was paid by the firm
aforementioned SLIP! per bushel fo
his crop amounting to three hundred
and forty bushels. And the sam,
amount Of money is awaiting any par
ties who may have the same grade 0
wheat for sale.
The President of the Ladies' Indus
trial Society Of the Elm Street Presby
terrain church, requests the various
ward committees appointed by her tt
make full report Mt the next meeting
February 3, 1876, as 1t will be the fret
anniversary of the association. This
society was organized February 4, 1875,
and has for its objects the alienation
, of suffering, the promotion of socia
bility among church mem bers, and the
advancement OF the interests OF the
church. In order to carry out their
benevolent purposes, committees have
!, been appointed in each ward, whose
( duty it Is to thoroughly investigate anG
report all cases of distress to the society
The financial condition of the society
is salts factory, and dues are promptly
paid. The ladies have, by their own
industry, accumulated small sum in
the treasury, and have collected and
disbursed, for different objects, nearly
$500, besides clothing and provisions
While they do not court publicity, the
ladies make this statement for the
qualification of all who are interes ted
In the various organizations of our
city. BY order of Mrs. John Henry
Brown, President.