The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-19
DALLAS TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING ::;: july Is.
LOCAL BisEVTrIES.

Another good man gone
See notice of trustees sale else
where.
1t IL estimated Dallas will ship 49,
900 bales OF cotton next year.
Sixty pound watermelons IL what's
the matter with everybody.
-Epitaph on corner stone: "Ad-
journed sine die, July 10Th, 1876"
--Churchs elevator near the Central
depot, will be ready for grain in thir.
ty days
The reports from the cotton and
corn crops represent them very prom
Using.
The Hebrew children will remem-
her that their school term begins this
morning.
Anybody that will start that ice
factory will be crowned with never
melting fame.
Don't forget that trains run over
Red River via Missouri Kansas and
Texas Railroad.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webb's, sos
Main street.
Push that road on to Weatherford
and tapa rich, well settled country
and heavy trade.
ANY one who has lost gold watch
may see one that Marshal Morton has
which had been pawned by negro.
We nominate Paddock, alderman
from the Fifth ward. There is no al.
journ In him; he will stick, he will.
No news about what day the
County Convention meets to nominate
delegates TO the District Convention.
The Democracy of Austin have in.
vited Hon. J. J. Good, of this city,to I'D
dress their Tilden and Hendricks meet
ing on the eth instant.
Frank Austin writes from Phila-
delphia that 1t Is rs hot Ms seventeen
- there lie comes home to keep
cool, In about ten days.
Professor Scales will open his
school the first Monday in September
Parents and children will govern
themselves accordingly.
Prisoners out for an airing with
Sheriff NJ Don, needn't try to run away.
Moon has pair of legs that graduated
In the war, and In chasing after pria-
oner " Ill tell.
If the person who has possession
OF the papers that We're in II coat, taken
from the Union Saloon in East Dallas
will return the papers to the postoilice,
box No. 36, he will confer favor, and
no questions asked.-Ad.
Wrapping paper Irvine, paper
bags, croquet sets, wall paper, ali
kinds of stationery, a select and fresh
stock of the latest literature, ut Reed n
Lathrops, sos Main street. Call and
examine their stock. I'D.
There will he II trotting race for
two hundred dollars side, ut the Fair
grounds to-day AT four O'clock sharp,
between II. w. Kennedy's Flying
Dutchmau and J. ii. 3ranan's Echo.
Admission free. Odds heavily on the
Dutchman.I
Having on hand very large
stock OF fresh lemons, we WILL for the
next thirty days, sell fine large Sicily
lemons Mt fifty cents per dozen. All
other foreign and domestic fruits, nuts,
candies, ETC., will be sold ut prices to
suit everybody. Try DeSteiano Bros,
3l3 Main street.-Ad.
The presence of II Partisan hair dress
or in our midst was very evident from
the number of exquisite cOiBuTeS nj
the wedding and reception last night
Upon inquiry we learn that many OF
the ladies We're combed by lralson, who
was for many years with Madame
Auge, the famous hair dresser of New
Orleans, whose place is so familiar to
the elite of New Orleans, Then the
artificial flowers exceeded anything in
beauty and taste ever seen here before.
The toilettes altogether We're most ele-
giant and costly, and would have been
admired in any Sd'on in Europe.
Spnnthprxiiic'' AhInve