The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-17

-llh new hIIlVhl ~ lle mousse VI
u, q, Miller, Esq, but none tho eas
welcome because II Is a boy, aud
kicked the beams at ten pounds,
Our merchants are receiving heavy |
Invoices Of spring aud summer goods,
and not u few are doing u heavy |
Wholesale trade with western mer-
chants.
The wind lulled yesterday after
noon and the sun came ont bright ana
beautiful, insuring pleasant to-
day for the festivities Of our Irish clll-
leus.
County scrip wanted by Johnson
n Mnngct, Letirand Hotel, who buy
and sell railroad tickets to all parts Of
the United States and Canada, M,
--lieports from every section Of Dali
las county, aud In fact from MI the
grain-growing counties OF Northern
Texas, give most encouraging accounts
VI the wheat crop.
"A box OF tobacco was found by n
gentleman the next morning after the
Carnival procession, evidently dropped
from one OF the floats. The owner can
hear of II ut Benefits office, rear of
Block, Jet " Co.'S.
DR.. Stone, Of this county, left for
Fort Duncan, yesterday, to visit his
son who was recently shot at that
place, mention OF which was made In
The HERALD yesterday.
Tickets to New Orleans, fifteen
collars. For sale by Johnson X Man
get, LeGrand Hotel. They buy and
sell Railroad tickets to all points
County scrip Is wanted by them. I'D
The interior Of the Postoilice build
ing has been considerably improved
by the erection OF q substantial rail-
Ing over the top Of the boxes and lib
eral distribution Of paint.
The colored population enjoyed
the pleasures Of iandung0 ut the
Courthouse last evening. A large
number of males and females were
present, and everything passed of in
pleasant and orderly manner
Reed IL Lathrop have now new
line Of paper bags--also twines, wall
paper in great quantities and all sorts
Of paper and cloth n0vels--low and
fresh prices to suit the times. Cali and
see. .idU.
THE HERALD IL requested by the
New Orleans Democrat to announce
the death, at Natchez, Mississippi, of
Clarence Parker, son of IL. Polking-
horn, Jr, OF Natchez, Mississippi, and
Anna NJ. Hirseh, Of st, Francisville,
Louisiana, born November 8, 1869.
--DeStefano Brothers, 1913 Main
street, having an extra fine and large
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.-AdU.
The Texas Baptist, religious peri
odical issued in this city, thus
speaks OF this journal Many
of our exchanges in the State
speak in the highest terms of
the management of THE DALLAS
HERALD. These compliments are by
no means unmerited the paper is II
very fit representative of our enter
prising city,"
why pay twenty or thirty dollars
for tirst-class set of teeth, when
Snyde Il Adams are making full up
per and lower sets Whites best gum
teeth, for the next thirty days, for ten
dollars, Filling at reduced rates--all
work guaranteed first-class. Office at
San Jacinto Hotel. Best of city ref
erence. I'D.
--Messrs. Prather, Lyte and Shepard
having been appointed the committee
of appraisers for the assessment for city
taxes for 1876, 1t will be well for all
who have not rendered their property
for assessment to call ut the City Hall
any evening between Two and five
o'clock and see T. J. Keeton, City AS
SCISSOR and Collector I'D.
Attention is called to the an
nouncement of III. +. Lantz, Esq, rs n
candidate for Alderman of the Second
Ward. Mr.. Lantz is one of the most
energetic business men of our city, aud
If he should be elected to the position
to which the call of many of his con-
sttnents name him, will, in our opin-
ion, make an efficient and valuable
officer.
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