The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27
LOCAL BitEVITIES.

- trounet ~ once more the fashion
able summer afternoon diversion.
Nobody fell into the man-rap he
You'd the City Hall, but may tonight
The idea of II Gi, ch0mpolro again
looms up and n very delightful idea
IL IL.
There were twenty-four ansW ers to
one advertisement yesterday III The
HERALD.
Ladies' Society, ST. Matthew'S
Cathedral, meet this evening at b
o'clock, room Is, LeGrand.
The ordinance prohibiting the Oh.
struction Of sidewalks (by anything
except hogs is to be enforced.
The free bridge question and the
Fair now being sufficiently agimted,
now let's nil stop eating with our
knives.
"A receiver has been appointed for
the Dallas City Railway Company ON
the petition OF some Of the stock
holders.
The North Texas Fair Association
is booming. The men who have taken
stock in 1t intend that it shall be Il
success
For only ST. the excursion train
will take you to Galveston and back ON
first class train. The regular fare is
about S33.
The subscription to the immigra-
ton fund has reached only "A few hum
dred dollars, and viii PROBABLY be
abandoned.
For eleven dollars, on the I'd of
August, you can go to Galveston, stay
thirty hours aud return Excursion
is the reason.
Tickets to louisville $$3. This Il
what johnson ~ Manget are doing for
you. They buy and sell railroad tickets
to any and all points,
-DeStefano Bros, 3l3 Main street.
keep the most complete stock OF fruits
nuts and Conteciioneries. Lemons 10y
the dozen or box specially. At
Mr.. II. A. McNair has done the
best work of the kind ever seen here
in the way Of having stock subscribed
to the North Texas Fair Association.
Our four MeXicans make excellent
hands about the press. They are do
ellie, industrious and regular and very
polite always. The DOus are an lnsti'
tuition.
"A full moon will light up the
beach and the Island Gem Of the Gnl
ut the time of the excursion. Calves
ton, by the light Of II full moon, Is ire.
sislible.
The extremely low fare, only ST.
for the excursion to Galveston, Is Il
very strong inducement to take this
delightful trip. We advise everybody,
who can, to 60
Miss Ida Cook delivers her .ather's
Judge Gustavc Cooks lecture on "Po'
lite lying and fashionable vulgurity''
here on the Sth Of August, \ trea
may he expected.
John Harrall, Esq, prominen
attorney of Little Rock, and author ri
llarrall's Farm Book, * stopping at
the Lamar. lie will remain in the
city for several days.
Mr.. G. G. Vogel and his accom-
pishcd lady, left on the $50 train, yes
terday, for Houston. They were re
turning from the Centennial, and re
NAMED over day in Dallas.
MIR. Bigger, fell into culvert
while at the fire yesterday morning,
and was knocked inscnsible; fOrlu.
nately no bones We're broken, although
the fall was II very severe one.
The excursion train to Galveston
must not be overcrowded, and persons
are requested to buy their tickets by
Saturday July Goth, that ears may be
provided to amply accommodate all.
Our Louisiana Texans hero must
see that Now Orleans fire or military
company is here ut the fair. We sug-
gest the Continentals and one compa-
ny of the Washington Artillery be in
vtcd.
The WEEKLY HERALD ut two dol
lars n year il the best letter you can
send home every week. II is II large
thirty-six column paper, full of al
the current news of the day, local and
otherwise.
The garbage and filth accumulat.
ing in the vacant lot between STRAIT
toms and tho San Jacinto Hotel liz
worthy of the inspection of the police
40 it has all of the elementO of an
epidemic in 1t.
Cleveland, the popular hotel man
and proprietor of the Union Eating
House in Dallas, will provide the ex-
cursionists to Galveston with lunch on
the train below Dallas. This will Sc
cure good fare at cheap rates.
--Bogel Worthy Past Grand Cork
screw Bearer to His Most Blessed Ma
jesty, the King of the Carnival, il
folding his BeGraHd tent to silently