The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-22

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with Leake an the central figure, are
giving n series Of entertainments III
Denlson'
REV. II. II. Buckner, ID. d., of Eu
fala, Indian Territory, will preach IN
the Baptist Church. In this city, ON Fri
day evening next, March 81
Master Chester II four-ycar-old sou
Of Mrs. Berkeley, residing on Toss
avenue, while playing on bed, Sun
day evening, fell and fractured the
bones of bis wrist.
No better sets OF teeth can be hau
at any price than Snyder " Adams are
making for ten dollars. tillihg NJ
half the usual rates. Rooms . and o
San Jaclnto Hotel.-AdD.
The handsome two.story brick,
iron front, building OF Mr.. II. A. Cue
dry, on Elm street, adjoining the Real
Estate and Building Associations
block, is rapidly approaching compile
ton.
Tickets to New Orleans, fifteen
collars. For sale by Johnson n Man
get, IeGrand Hotel. They buy and
sell Railroad tickets to all points.
County scrip Is wanted by them.-Ad.
The spirit of thrift and industry
seems to pervade all classes, from the
bloated bond-holder to the humble
mechanic, and In every direction can
be heard the music of the trowel, ham
mer and saw.
Its rather dull, but Reed Il Lathror
are bound to sell their goods. SO cal
and see their immense stock OF wall pa
per, curtains and notions. Fresh goods
~ every week, at sos Main street.-dd
"A balky mustang, attached to al
express wagon, showed clean pair D
heels to the passers-by on Main street
near Austin, last evening about sil
o'clock, but few vigorous whack
from black snake soon brought hin
p to his work.
|, --DeStefano Brothers, 3l3 Mali
!. street, having an extra fine and larg
n lot of oranges and lemons on hano
offer them to the public at from fiv
y dollars and fifty cents to six dollar
and fifty cents per boX.-Adp.
DR.. Louis Turner, of st. Louis,
,. now atthe Commercial Hotel, where h
3 may be consulted free upon all disease
of the liver, stomach, heart, blood
throat, lungs, eye, ear, nervous systeI
y and all chronic diseases. Call and sc
% him.-Adp.
The bell for the new Floyd'stree
v Methodist Episcopal church arrive
is yesterday. and will be placed In pos
ton in time to call worshippers
n ext Sabbaths service. 1t weighs 81
hundred pounds, has loud, clei
tone, ana will prove quite an acquis
n ton to the neat and handsome churc
" building.
-Messrs. Prather, Lyle and Shepar
having been appointed the committe
of appraisers for the assessment for cit
- taxes for 1876, it will be well for II
who have not rendered their propert
for assessment to call ut the City Ha
any evening between TWO and fiN
o'clock and see IT. j. Keeton, City A
" SCISSOR and Collector I'D.
> Policeman James +. Hamel, a
rested some days since on charge
=, having committed an aggravated a
- sault upon the person OF Mollie Gross
y had an examination before Judge Blu
y ford yesterday, and waving examine
ton, was held to bail in the sum
two hundred dollars to answer befo
m the District Court.
"a "A gentleman In this city, IN goii
I'd through the contents Of his trunk We
I'd terday, came across "reminiscences
!. the war in the shape Of package co
ar tanning six combustible envelope car
" ridges, made for Remington's, Colt
Sc and other navy and belt pistols, ca
W tured from a member of the One HUI
h. bred and Fifty-ninth New York Res
at Bayou Teche, Louisiana, o
james Moore had an examinatit
IL before Judge Burford yesterday, on
d. charge of theft from house. AS ii
stood clothed In a portion OF the a
parel alleged to have been stolen,
I'd addition to the fact that the eviden
~ ~ was conclusive that he had disposed
a. q portion, His Honor wound him l
I to the tune of five hundred bon
failing to give which, Jim will boa
er at the county's expense until Distri
20 Court c0nvenes.
Ill
OF for Mexico.