The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-13

uremptly. All agree that he makes an
admirable Justice Of the Pence
Why not buy four seed ana
Havana cigars instead OF three for
twenty-five cents, aud try Theo'
RelneclLe, 800 Main street oldest 70
bacconIst IN the city p-Ad
That fence has not yet been put
around the Cemetery, The HERALD
has been trying for dyo years TO gct
this thing done by the city, ana u
seems IL likely to uy i've more
During tho past week the col'oh
market has been dull and declining
demand very light, offerings heavy
ordinary, 7ci good ordinary ssc' low
mIddlIng, 0lc; middllng, lOlci stock
on hand about 1850 bales.
The friends and acquaintance OF
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Mcconnell are re-
ouested to attend Che burial OF their
daughter, Jessie, from their residence,
corner OF Bryan and Olive streets, 'hls
morning at 10 o'clock
If you are going to Cheyenne
Springfield, Noosho, Vlnlta or New
Orleans, and want 10 save money 80
to Jahnson 4 Manget, Ledrand Hotel,
and buy your ticket. They buy tickets
TO all poinis,-Ad'
Complaints from many cltl"ehs
agains. the non-enforcement OF lhe
hog ordinance continue 10 be made to
TmE HERALD, and perhaps 1t would DO
lust as well for the CITY Council To re-
consider their notion In this matter
We are informed that General
Moses Harris has obtained the
requihhe amount OF subscriptions Tor
stock, and will soon start llrsl'
class evening paper, long needed
want. We know II the General sets
TO work, he will accomplish IT,
--Destefeno Bros, 1913 Main street,
are In receipt Of choice lot OF Messlha
lemons aud oranges, cocoanuts, ban
anas nuts and fruits OF all descrip-
tons. Those in want Of fresh fruits or
nuts should give them call.-Ad
The pavement around the Main
and Lamar street sides Of Odd Fellows
Hall now being put down will add
greatly to the appearance of that build
Ing. Now let the building be painted
some quiet stone color and tho house
will present something OF II pleasanter
and more snowy appearance.
The Simons troupe, which ought
TO have been here M advertised several
days ago, Will not arrive until Mon
day, when they will appear In the
popular sensational play OF "Easl
Lynne" Travelling troupes inJure
themselves by not being on time and
thus disappointing the public.
-Bradlcys Croquet, the very best
made, and cheap, now at Reed " La'
throps. Also on hand and daily arriv-
ing, fresh invoices OF blank books
Office stationery, wall paper, base
balls, and printers material. Prices
low.-Ad.
We are pleased TO note that the
prolonged meeting at tho Floyd Street
Church, under the minstratlon of that
accomplished young preacher, the Rev
John II. Allen, has been the means Of
bringing eleven accessions to the
Church. The good work still goes on,
with every assurance of continued fa-
vor.
--Wheclock came back from the pie
Mo yesterday with dainty rosebud In
his button-hole and the pampered look
Of pet OF the petticoats. Charley
Babcock brought In no floral sign, but
wore the rosy calm Of an autumnal
sunset, given him from having basked
all day In the sunshine OF beauty's
smile. Zach Tolliver gally Haunted n
sprlg OF evergreen ut his masthead,
but was otherwise not badly hurt,
These woodland wanderings aud junk
etlngs, these moonlight high jinks,
are fearEully conducive to early subju.
CATION and ultimate honeymooning.
Beware