The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-22

--"Do you go To the Cehtehhia' .
or "When do you start for the Centen-
NAL ?" Is the way they put 1t now
Did you ever read in our modern
newspaper OF ball or social party
which was not ian enjoyable lrT'
Hamilton & Co. have n stock OF
hats, caps and furnishing goods calcu-
lated to captlvate the most fastidious'
I'D.
-Alonzo now hangeth upon the
gate, and whispers soft nothings Into
the willing ears Of the gentle Anna
rantha.
Paris, Texas, has pledged several
hundred dollars TO the Young Mems
Christian Association. Can't our city
do all a. well =?
Remember the daily prayer meet
ings at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association. All are cordi-
ally invited at 5P. NJ.
There Is an early prospect of re-
lief. Fox says he will have sprinklers
on duty on the day designated In his
contract, II not sooner.
The house fly now ticlSles the nose
of the average denizen Of Dallas. The
mosquito will also put in an appear
ance with his harpoon.
The rush has commenced at Ham
ilton q Co.'s. No wonder the dry
bones move. Oh, those hats.-Ad.
"A vigorous effort will soon be
made to raise funds for the Young
Mems Christian Association to ena BILE
them to keep u p their free reading
room at sos Main street.
1t is queer, but It lisa fact Ifyou do
not believe 1t, go to Johnson & Man
gets, LeGrand Hotel, and they will
sell you ticket to New Orleans for
fifteen dollars.
II some accommodating wayfar-
ing man would give us u flrst-class
Observation-Disclosures item, the local edi-
tors pencil would be delighted there
at.
The Leake party adjourned sine
die at Denison. Annie could not
Waite, and William II. Leaked out,
passing through our city yesterday on
the train for Austin.
The "boys' still linger about the
old familiar places, monuments, as it
were, Of departed greatness. The good,
old days of yore have gone, to come,
alas no more.
"A man whipped his wife in Gle
burne, The other day, because she
could not dance. There is evidently
work in that neighborhood for Messrs.
Moody and Sankey.
Independence Day, so to speak,
was not very generally observed yes
terday. The patriots are. bottling up
their love and devotion, etc., for the
galorious Fourth.
james Bradley made walking
arsenal of himself, and yesterday,
Esquire Peak nipped him for twenty
five dollars and costs for the privilege
There's "tchugar" in that Brad.
Remember that there will be
grand opening at the Sample Room Of
Il. s. JENNIE II Co., I'll Main street, OPP
posite Lamar Hotel this morning at
| 10 O'clock. I'D.
Parties having In their possession
belts, hats, ETC., belonging to Engine
Company No. l, and are not active
members of the company, are re-
quested to return them to the engine
house. c...... "a 900.
Our merchants are complaining Of
the presentscarcity Of change. Pshaw!
that's nothing. It's a chronic COM
plant with us, and We have got used
to 1t, as 1t were. H
Our merchants and business men
are experiencing considerable difficult
ty In the way of making change. The
fractional currency appears to be grad
ually going out of circulation without
any corresponding increase In the
amount of silver.
Why not buy four seed and
Havana cigars instead of three for
twenty-five cents, and try Theo.
Reinecke, 300 Main street-oldest to
bacconist in the city I'D.
--Bradleys Croquet, the very best
made, and cheap, now at Reed Il La
throp's. Also on hand and daily arriv-
ing, fresh invoices of blank books,
Office stationery, wall paper, base
balls, and printers material. Prices
low.-Ad. M..n.t. .
--DeStefeno Bros, 313 Main street,
are In receipt of choice lot Of Messina
lemons and oranges, cocoanuts, ban
anas, nuts and fruits Of all descrip-
tions. Those In want of fresh fruits or
nuts should give them call.--Ad.
From gentleman who arrived in
the city last evening, the reporter
learns that William Kirkland, the
keeper Of the railroad bridge over Little
River, between Rockdale and Came.
ron, was found murdered in his bed on
last Monday. Suspicion rests upon a
negro who was seen providing in the
neighborhood. f
-Ify you want over two hundred of
Of the latest and most elegant patterns
OF wall paper to select from, go to e.
p. Lyle, bookseller and stationer, 5O7
| Main straet WHARF Won will find tho