The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-13

THURSDAY MORNING ::;:: july 10.
LOCAL BItEVITIES.

livlier appearance than usual.
When will work begin on the new
Lamar street Me thOdlst church?
Our grievance court IL closed for
the summer, the Judge has gone fish
ing.
Nearly every farmer you meet
glOrles In his fine cotton and corn
crop.
--Parker's mill, foot OF Main street,
begins to present an imposing appear
Rnce.
"A morning train to Fort Worth
and an evening train back will soon be
In order.
The dearest spot on earth to thee
Is the spot where the proprietor does
not advertise.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webb's, 500
Main street.-Ad.
The East Dallas hremen are tired
playing horse. Give them u pair of
horses for their truck.
A moonlight picnic Is In demand.
Who will move first? Where is
George MeriwetherP
The watermelon season IL now
fairly open, and the berries now come
In by tho wagon load.
Don't tell Texans what you have
been, show them what you are, IL you
would gain their confidence.
THE WEEKLY HERALD visits two
thousand homes. Advertise in ii If
you want no reach the people.
The large number of sun strokes at
tho North Is IA striking proof OF how
much cooler 1t IL here, particularly at
night.
"A large party Of ladies and gentle
men from Houston, passed up the road
yesterday morning, bound for the cen
tennial.
--Nessrs. Marsalis Il Underwood,
are making extensive changes and inn
proponents In the second story OF their
building.
The Germania Club IL now fully
Differed as follows. President, II. II.
Gruber; Vice President, Alex Sanger;
Secretary, 4. G. Haggart.
Now the Dallas gamln Ia happy.
He has pair OF Indian ball sticks and
occupies his time throwing pebbles
Into the adjoining county.
1t will send II chill to tho hearts of
more than five hundred households In
Dallas to learn that the supply of
pennyrOyal 10 exhausted.
If Lou Given's friends will send
us his or their name, we will consider
the propriety Of allowing their
defense" in The HERALD.
The shirt sleeve brigade were out
Ia force yesterday. The whole bust
meas world had its coat of in and out
OF doors. Anything to keep cool.
Money il scarce and collections
difficult, but that is no excuse for steal
ing your neighbours paper and reading
II before he gets up In the morning.
"A mum Der Of business men were
around the Le(irand last night under
the Impression that there was to be II
meeting. Thursday night is the time.
The compress yard bids fair to
hem In our friends Ullman II Co., HI
that they may have to fall back to Elm
street, like Messrs. G. s. Mitchell n Co,
did.
Some curiosity prevails here to
know the status OF the branch of the
Supreme Court question, and whether
Its friends have given up the fight for
II or not.
The short-horned Democracy are
are going for Throckmorton, hand in
hand, with the long horned DemocrA.
cy. He is good for another two years
In Congress-.
--Ifyou want to go to st. Louis now
IL your chance to buy your tickets
cheap of Johnson & Mar get, Le Grand
Hotel. 1t is strange how they sell tick
cts 30 cheap, but they do lid.
The B'nai Birth Association have
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent. DIR. Tillman; Vice President, M.
Ullmann; Monitor, ID. Goslin; Assist
ant Monitor, b. Davis; Secretary, l..
Kahn.
The city has accepted Judge Pat
terson's proposition to open Court
street to Sycamore, he donating the
land; provided the city builds fence
on each side Of the street, has been ac-
cepted.
The Council should make an APP
propriati on for the purchase of horses
for the East Dallas Hook and Ladder
Company. 1t Is an imposition to OK.
poet their services M ilremen and
horses also.
Mr.. Sam Grossly, a well known
machinist, who has resided here for
some years and was widely known as
avery worthy citizen and public spir-
He'd man, has left here to reside in
Iauraville, La.
Wrapping paper, Irvine, paper
bags, croquet sets, wall paper, all
kinds OF stationery, select and fresh
stock Of the latest literature, at Reed n
IAthrops, sos Main street Call and