The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-31
Tbo election excitement increases,

and The balance Of the army Of polllI'
claus live IN n ha2y dream Of hope |
expectancy and fear
After the completion OF the eleya'
tor, the next thing In order for our en-
terprislng citizens to turn their altcn'
ton to will be the erection ofa lew
cotton and wooden mills,
Tickets TO New Orleans, Ilteeh
collars. For sale by Johnson ~ Man
yet, LeGrand Hotel, They buy ANA
sell Railroad tickets to MI points
County scrip IL wanted by them -dd'
Betting upon the result of the COM
Ing municipal election isunusually ne
tive, and there bids fair to he II rush
upon hat and boot stores very shortly
after the votes are counted.
Why not buy four seed and
Havana cigars instead OF three for
twenty-five cents, and try The0'
Reinecke, 800 Main street--oldcst to
bacconist In the city '-Ad,
Now Il the time TO buy anything
you want at Reed n Lathrop's, from
jewsharp to fine ledger. New goods
constantly arriving. ONCE Quilts com"
plete and cheap. Wallpaper and blank
books In great variety, and prices to
suit the the times. I'D,
--DeStefan0 Brothers, BIB Main
street, having an extra fine and iarge
lot of oranges and lemons on hand
offer them TO the public at from five
dollars and fifty cents to six dollars
and fifty cents per box.-AdO.
Private dancing parties are becom-
ing quite popular among our bellesand
beaux. One of the most pleasant OF
the season came OIL at the new resi-
dence of Mrs. Frick, on Bryan street,
Wednesday evening.
The registration books were closed
last evening, though the reporter
learns that the accommodating regis
trar, Mr.. j. b. Hereford, will reopen
them to register any qualified elector
who may appear between now and
Monday noon,
If our gardeners have n half n
chance now, our city, in a few weeks,
will be overlooking with early vegeta-
bles Qnite large amount of ground
around in every direction il being de-
voted to market gardens, and il now
in the finest possible condition.
The CHAMBERS is prevailing among
stock in our city TO a considerable eX-
tent. DIR. Floyd, veterinary surgeon,
reports that he has twenty-five
or thirty cases under treatment
One fine mule, belonging TO Colone
Strang, United States Army, was shot
and killed, in order to prevent Il
spread OF the disease.
Why pay twenty or thirty dollars
for first.class set of teeth ? Snyder
u Adams are making full upper OF
lower sets of Whites best Gum teeth
for the next thirty days, for ten dol
lars. Filling at reduced rates-al'
| mnrk uuaranfpal fra. nloaa Roam,
three and five, san Jacinto Hotel
Rest of city reference. I'D.
Lovers of something good to eat,
as well as lovers of pleasure, shoulc
remember the supper to be given by
the ladies of the new Methodist
church on Elm street, ON next Wed.
nesday evening, The bill of fare will
embrace almost everything, including
mush and milk and pork and beans.
1t would be we'll for the City Coun-
Gil to take into consideration the sug-
gestion ofTHE HERALD respecting the
opening and repairing of the ford ovel
the Trinity, just below the bridge. w,
have adverted to the fact that the
western papers are growing over the
bridge charges.
Mr. G. p. LealIe, for many years q
respected citizen of this place, left yes
terday morning for Dallas, Texas
where he goes to seek future homt
and become partner in the grocery
establishment of Messrs. Vert, Smith
d. Co, of that place. Mrs. l.. and SOL
will follow MIR. l.. next week. They
have our wishes for success in their
new home. i Paducah (Ky.) News.
Mr.. Bascom Leigh, brother of our
fellow-citizen, j. G. Leigh, Esq, has
been nominated by convention rs a
candidate for city treasurer of Little
Rock, on the Democratic ticket. Mr.
Leigh was one of those who was un
fortunately wounded during the Bax.
Textbooks imbroglio, losing leg in
defense of the rights of the people, q
sacrifice which they duly appreciate
The bar OF the city of Dallas are
getting up a strong memorial to the
Fifteenth Legislature, asking that the
supreme Court be branched to this
point. The Supreme Court library
would be of immense benefit both ia
local and visiting lawyers were il
located here. Our roomy and COM
Portable Courthouse affords excel
lent apartments for the occupancy
Of the Supreme Court, and the State
need be put to no expense save in the
purchase of books.
Nurseries and flower conservato.
ries are springing up ad H6it,ml in the
suburbs of the city, and the finest
fruits and rarest flowers are imported
IN fill them We hone tn GOO tho day,