The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-10
DALLAS, TEXAS,
THURSDAY MORNING 1855 MAY TO-

NiiNt' hhJ
balloon ascension Ia free to oil.
Don't fail TO see IT,
The streets ARE very quiet after
nine o'clock, mt night.
Let Us have man'oi'war come up
the Trinity, a Ia Plymouth.
Straw berry festivals are now fe
grand passion with the churches.
The work on our streets IL pro
crossing finely. We are glad to zee 1t,
The city assessor aud collector Will
enforce the payment OF the occupation
tax, 80 walk up aud settle.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church hold a straw berry festival next
week.
If the walls OF the grand stand
could talk, what y tale they would un-
fold
business at Thompson's theater IL
improving under the new scale OF
prices. .'H. ,yl
There will be n big time at the fire.
mems state convention, to be held In
this city next month.
The picnicers returnedfrom Hutch
ms last evening, In high spirits, hav-
ing had glorious time.
The dog catcher's services are
again needed. There are too many
loose CANNES on our streets.
The ladies OF the Lamar street
church will hold sooiable next Fri
day night at the Dallas female col
lege building.
--Ten-pins now engages the thoughts
of the Dallas boys. The First and Last
Chance was open last night. "Grub
gratis" drew crowd.
Moonlight picnics are the next
thing in ORDER Our Hebrew friends
will give one on the night of the 2Sth,
at the San Jacinto park.
w. G. Connor has In his possession
the photographs of the two st. Louis
fireman who saved SO many lives at
the burning of the Southern hotel.
Our big ice machine is working
daily, and can supply any quantity of
ice at low rates. There Ia no danger of
an ice famine in town this year.
More improvements. A fine two
story brick building is In process of
erection next TO the brick school on
Elm street. Mr.. Schoellkopf is the
enterprising individual.
The work on the cutters on the
north side of Main street will help
matters considerably. Those Oh the
south side, just put down, were not let
into the ground deep enough.
H. T.. Tuttle, formerly Of the Sem
ate, is once more in our midst. He is
looking as charming az ever, and
will be found behind the counter of
the Bank Exchange, ready to transact
business with his friends.
East Dallas thirsts for military
glory, and will try and raise military
company. Go In, boys. that's right.
Galveston has four companies. Let
Dallas do the same, and encourage the
military spirit of our young men.
--A.fA Pearson offers twenty-five
dozen new trained bustles at IS cents,
81 25 and 81 so; 1000 bibbs, fichues and
scarfs, from % cents to SIS; 1000 trim.
med hats, from rs cents to $50; 800
ladies ready made dresses, from 81 80
to $40. The largest and most COM
plete stock In the west, at wholesale
and retail.
There Is no telling how much
trouble Beecher has caused families.
Here In Dallas, oolored couple are
squabbling in the divorce court, just
"bekase sister Jane got In tanglen
with the preacher, and the old man
"wouldn't have IT," Ammon Scott Is
the colored PASTORS name, who has
been looking after his flock so assidu.
ously, and although warned by his
friends to keep away, still persisted in
"going dar," and as said, whenever
he pleased, as long as sister Jane was
member OF his church. A mutual
friend Is wanted.
EIepau, aud M.g,,a.a.,