The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-26
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Dallas fOlksslept alhte yeSter morn.
Speaking at the courthouse to-
night.
Yesterday was windy, dusty and
disagreeable.
Read Dr. Seegar's advertisement
in another column.
Freeman, the artist, has nine diff
ferent views of the Mardi Gras process
sion, for sale. I'D.
The attendance at His HonOr's
levee yesterday was very meagre, not
sufficient, indeed, to merit II report.
Thanks of THE HERALD to Mr.. L.,
Richenstein, agent Of Bavarian Brew
cry, for box OF their renowned bot,
tied beer.
--Theo. Reinecke has for sale 10000
pure Havana cigars at the Original
Cigar store, 800 Main street, for l0cts
each, at retail.--Adv.
N-If persons unable to pay for vac
cination, will call at the city hospital
each morning at 10 o'clock, they will
be vaccinated free of charge.
"A member of the Stonewall Grays,
while foolshly scutlling about stack
of arms, fell and received slight but
painful wound from bayoDet
"A bunch of keys belonging to Cap
tain j. M. Mccoy were lost on the day
of the: Carnival. The finder will confer
n favor by leaving them at this Office.
After the storm there's always u
lull, and matters, reportorially speak
ing, will be excessively dull until the
boys work up the municipal cauldr0n
to fever heat.
If you want to travel cheap, go to
ohnson n Mangets railroad ti9s"t T
Office, LeGrand hotel and get your
tickets. Holldr Galveston aud New
Jrleans. SD.
Captain III. l.. Ray will elevate the
bloody shirt" at the courthouse to-
light, and proceed in his most
Eloquent aud persuasive tones to fire
he loyal Republican heart.
The carnival has come and gone,
md everyb body is satisfied but poor
Jox. He did his best, but like many
mother great man, he failed, and
honestly acknowledges himself "sin-
,hed.n
1.-THE walls Of the new synagogue, on
Commerce street, are now built some
distance above the foundation. 1t
promises, when completed, to be one
If the handsomest houses of worship
II the city.
The residence of Mr.. s. M. Left
wick was entered by some adroit
scoundrel, on Thursday night, who alb
stracted quantity of wearing apparel
and escaped. No clew has been dis
covered of the thief.
The fiend with the flying horses
has taken up his location on the lot
opposite the San Jacinto, and there
daily tempts the small boy and indo-
lent freedman to wrestle for nickles to
enjoy the pleasure of spin around.
The fence around the courthouse
will soon be completed, and while it is
neither as neat or substantial as an
iron one would have been, will present
very creditable appearance, and add
materially to the looks Of the building.
and grounds.
An express wagon, standing be-
tween the main track aud switch, yes
terJey, was .uck by the rear car of a
fPassing train. The owner found his
wagon about four hundred yards from
the scene of disaster, and strangers, I'M
til he explained matters, thought the
dynamite tiend had been around.
"A fire.ball discharged from u
rocket dropped into carriage,
Carnival night in which were
seated party of ladies and gentlemen,
and exploded, setting fire to the dress
of one of the ladies. A probable fatal
accident was averted by the presence
of mind of the gentlemen, who
quickly tore the burning dress from
her person and relieved the lady from
her perilous situation.