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

to sell their home maze chhuies
cheaper than ever. Give them call
and sec for yourself.
The Lamars will have n meeting
tonight, at their armory, to take
proper steps to receive his Royal High
ness, Rex, on the oath instant.
For sale by II. II. Hall, thirty acres
of land, In body, on the new street
railroad. Now IL the time to buy you
Il home In Dallas.
j. Jay Villers, the celebrated lect'
urer, will deliver one of his inlmltable
efforts In this city on the 9Th OF this
month. The subject OF the Doctors
lecture Is not only interesting, hut he
adds new feature.
Our society reporter was sick night
before last, hence we did not publish
an extended notice yesterday morn
ing Of the grand ball given by the la
dies of the Hebrew Benevolent Associ-
alton.
"A committee has been appointed
by the Executive Board OF the Dallas
Library and Young Mems Christian
Association to solicit donations OF
books. The good folk of Dallas are
earnestly requested to respond.
I'VE are pleased to learn that the
Y. M. G. A. have united with the Dali
las Library Association in the using OF
the same hall. The hall will be open
night and day over Stanford's store,
Elm street. Books and papers will be
free to all members.
We are under the necessity of pre-
senting to our readers meagre tele
gaaphic news this morning. For some
unaccountable reason our regular dis
patches failed to reach us before going
to press. We suppose something mus
DO the matter with the wires.
In calling attention to the adjourn
ed meeting of the Directors of TIN
Dallas and Wichita Rails0ad Compa
ny, in yesterdays issue, the compost
tor made us to say | o'clock a. M, in
stead of 10 o'clock n. M, as it shout
be.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Ed. Harris, City Restaurant
SOB Main street. Fresh oysters re
ceived every day and dished up i
: every style to suit customers, and fan
lilies supplied by the thousand or singl
II can. Ifyou want fresh oysters, call a
the City Restaurant.
Candidates desiring their name
0 placed on the general ticket, whic
will be issued from this Office, shoul
q give US their names at once, before
is too late, as our forms will go to pres
- ON Saturday. Let it be understood TIL
an ample supply will be printed.
The LeGrand and San Jacinto II,
4 tells have consolidated and will in IL
future be run under one management
The agreement was contaminated We
terday, and went into effect last nigh
A bridge will shortly be built acro
+ Austin street which will connect ii
two hotels. The structure will be han,
n somely finished and Of splendid fms
Il and design and when completed wi
be- quite an ornament to the city. I'll
new LeGrand will in the future,
, was the case heretofore, be conducte
= tirst-class in every particular and in
manner that will deserve the patrol
age of the travelling public.
THE HERALD, while in favor
any scheme which proposes to give, ,
u reasonable cost, pavement whic
will answer the demands of the trail
|. over the streets of our city, would ca
the attention of taxpayers to the ia,
that If either the Richardson or Mel
olson plan ofpaving is adopted, it wi
4 be necessary for the city authorities
e come to o definite understanding wit
the Gas Company, and hold the las
named corporation responsible for an
damage done to the pavemen
AS matters now stand, the Ga
: Company almost daily "sound
r Main srteet for leaks j
their wooden mains. If they should
after wooden pavement is put dowr
continue this practice-and they ca
hardly do otherwise--the city shout
4 have good security from them to re
place the pavement in as good cond
ton as they found it. 1t is altogethe
likely the Gas Company would agre
I to do this, but 1t would be well enough
e to have the matter fairly understood
= before II is too late.
> Personal.
0 T. p. Hall, prominent citizen O
Nashville, Tennessee, is in the city TO
/ Co., l.. a.