The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-13

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ner than all eallng-house omeloL
"Wednesday evening the Annie
Waite Combination commence short
engagement at Fields Theatre. Judg-
Ing from The hatIerlng notices Of the
press OF other cities, II Is a irst.olass
troupe In every particular,
Parties desiring information on the
subject OF bankruptcy viii do VIII do
well to call on l.. Il, Harris, solicitor
In bankruptcy, United States Dlrtrlct
Court. Attention II called TO this gen
tleman's card In another column.
VIZ notice from the Fort Worth
standard that Mr.. 3eall, formerly Of
the law firm OF Beall q Jennings, win
conduct the editorial columns OF that
paper. M. Beall Is pleasant gentle
man and scholarly.wrier. We wish
him success In driving the quill.
--Messrs. Douglass Brothers, the en-
terprlslng merchant tallors, announce
the receipt Of their first instalment of
spring goods. Everything new, nobhy
and tasty In their line Is now open to
the inspection of their customers and
the public at No. 0O5 Main street, north
side. I'D.
The case Of Cochran ct nj. w.
freeman ct al, still occupies the ut.
tenton of the District Civil Court,
Hon. John Bookhout, special Judge,
presiding. The taking Of testimony
was concluded yesterday, and attor-
neys began their argument.
1t Is mysterlously limited IL the
city that fair hands contemplate max
Ing n beautiful and elaborate banner
worthy of presentation to the King.
The knightly courtesy Of the mighty
Rex will be prompt to acknowledge a
gift 30 worthy Of his royal acceptance.
M. j. Spigel, at the old stand of
Beeler " Connor 70i Elm street, il
just In receipt, and Is now opening n
new and well assorted stock of dry
goods, ready made clothing, boots,
shoes, hats and caps, hosiery, &c. All
goods offered at low figures for cash. -
Ad.
--"Now, dis yer's what | calls SUI iln
like 9electlon remarked very
thirsty and enthusiastic Arkansas
darkey at the love-feast last night.
gazingly lovingly the while into a
trimming dipper of whisky. "Hain't
seed nuthin to 'proach 1t since old
Brooks was frowed outp
Captain J. G. Smart, late of Ten.
nesse, who took sub.contract under
Captain Rosser to furnish ties for the
Dallas and Wichita Railroad, yester.
day cut and placed the first one on the
road. Under the new management,
composed as 1t 1t of some of our most
substantial and energetic citizens, The
HERALD feels assured work will be
pushed rapidly and vigorously forward.
--Messrs. Burgower & Co., at No. Cos
Main street, have opened business in
building of the State Savings Bank.
To the lovers of the weed they are able
to offer choice stock of foreign and
domestic cigars and tobacco; also
full and well selected stock of smokers
articles. Their goods are received d.
rect from manufacturers and import
ers,--44d.
Captain Thomas Easton, train dis
patcher for the Houston and Texas
Central railroad at this point, was the
victim of a frightful accident, which
which will result in the loss of one of
his hands. In attempting to effect
between two freight cars, his
hand was caught and crushed to q
pulp. DIR. Hughes performed an oper-
alton, giving all the relief possible to
the sufferer, but it is feared the injured
will have to be amputated.
The calico hop to be given by the
Dallas Turnverein tonight can not
fail of being season of unalloyed
pleasure to those who may attend.
The music will be, as is always the
case at entertainments given by our
German friends, unexceptionable, the
careful and pains-taking,
aud the presence Of an army of candi-
dates showering attentions upon their
friends sure to prevent any tagging of
interest. See Bohny or Blume, if you
have any doubts upon the subject.