The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-14
DALLAS XAS
FRIDAY MORNING $685.: july II.
LOCAL BisENITIES.

week.
Hive your watches and jewclry
repaired and warranted nj Webbs, 800
Main street. Al.
John a. Mc3ride's livery and feed
stable, 3li Elm, corner OF Market
street, is good place to go. Civ him
IL trial.
The race between the two street
railways ont Commerce street bids fair
to result in favor of Messrs. kellar,
Myers and Common.
A young man by the name of
Whitaker has been arrested here
charged with riding off mule that
did not belong to him from Fort
Worth.
If you want TO go to st. Louis now
is your chance to buy your tickets
cheap of Johnson ~ Maj get, Le Grand
Hotel. 1t il strange how they sell tick
cts 30 cheap, but they do t.-Ad.
And how about those horses for
the East Dallas truck, by all means
city fathers provide for them that the
sad spectacle may not be presented OF
truck without motive power,
-Padgitt Bros. are sending out two
Thousand postal notices to their patrons
throughout the State. This firm Is
one of the heaviest saddlery houses IN
Texas, and their trade is extending to
every section of the State.
Wrapping paper, Irvine, paper
bags, Croquet sets, wall paper, all
kinds Of stationery, select and fresh
stock OF the latest literature, Mt Reed ~
Lathr0ps, sos Main street Call and
examine their stock. I'D.
The most beautiful sight in the
country now is the waving fields OF
corn, in all the luXuriance of full
growth. The rich dark green forms Il
beautiful contrast to the shOrn fields o
grain and make u landscape Of sur
passing loneliness.
Having on hand n very large
stock of fresh lemons, we will, for the
next thirty days, sell fine large Sicily
lemons ut fifty cents per dozen. All
other foreign aud domestic fruits, nuts,
candies, etc, will be sold at prices t.
suit everybody. Try DeSteMno Bros.
3l3 Main street.-Aa.
The HERALD has only been trying
for four years to get the City Council
TO have II fence put around the grave
yard. by A. d. 1900 there seems to be
aprospect Of having this done, and
the present shame and Disgrace of II
graveyard at the mercy of hogs and
cattle remedied.
Our entire community is engaged
just now in keeping cool, doing rs
little as possible and outstanding their
strength and energy for the fall. The
result IL dearth of local news and II
general indisposition to make news
paper paragraphs of themselves by all
parties.
Already the proposition to build n
street railway out Commerce aud
Ervay street meets with general favor.
The road will be good advantage to
those living In that desirable suburb
the Cednrs,a and will increase the value
of property, and do much towards
buildIngup rapidly with substantial
and elegant homes, the whole locality,
which already boasts many OF the
prettiest places in the city.
With two Justices, one Mayors
one County and one District court ia
full blast, the brethren OF the bar ought
to be able this year TO lay up ducats.
IL Is one thing to conduct cases, and
quite another to get the fees. AS u
general rule, men are prone to do doc
tors, lawyers, newspapers, hotels, oler-
gymen and railroads il they possible
can. Litigation is not lacking, but the
outcome therofrom, is mighty small in
the way of circulating medium.
We are in receipt of the Merchants
Exchange Daily Price Current, sent lis
by that well known st. Louis firm,
Messrs. j. w. Booth n Sons, whose
card appears in our columns. Messrs.
Booth Il Sons are recognized rs among
the strongest and most widely ana
favorably known commission and
produce merchants Of st. Louis. We
hope that our people will recollect
them In any business that they may
have to transact in this greatest city
of the Mississippi Valley.