The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-26

Colonel j. +. Caldwell left last evening for
New Orlean. to attend the mardi gras.

Colonel j. T. Caldwell left last evening for
New Orleans to attend the mardi gras.
Messrs. Lee Cotton and S. S. Higgins left
for New Orleans yesterday evening to "'ske
i'm Mardi Gras
Mr.. II. +. hammers, of Austin, a CONNER
cial traveller representing several st. Louis
firms, is in the city.
Mr.. W. j. Dial, city editor of the Times,
left last evening for Marshall, his old home,
to spend the Sabbath.
@. w. Campbell, the popular internal
revenue collector, left last evening for JEFF
ferson, whittier he goes on business
Mr.. Ernest Hertzog, of the firm of John
Malone 81 Co., boot and shoe manufacturers,
Boston, is in the city guest at the Grand
Windsor.
Governor John 9. Brown, vico-president
of the Texas & Pacific railroad, left on the
south bound train on the Central railroad
last night.
We learn with regret that Governor
Throckmorton is lying very i'll at his home in
Mckinney We trust that he will soon be
restored TO health.
Captain l.. z. Smith came in from Me-
Kinney yesterday where he has been attend
ing court. He leaves this evening for Waxa-
hachie 10 sttend court there.
Mr. a. Gunther, of A. GuntAer & Co.,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is in the city. Mr..
Gunther does big beer botting business
and is in Texas to press his trade here
Mr. and Mrs. Y. w. Cleveland will leave
for Galveston Sunday evening TO attend
Mardi Grss, accompanied by friends from
Sherman and will be joined by Others at
Houston.
Rev. DIR. l., J. Burton, recently of Tonnes
see, who has been appointed grand worthy
chief templar Of this state, has chosen this
city as his headquarters. He is said to DO an
eloquent speaker.
Miss Bertha Lee NIoilett, charming and
beautiful young lady of Lancaster, who has
been visiting the family of Mr.. w. D. Raw
Inns, left last evening for home, leaving here
ahost of admirers.
Willis Adams, representing the house of
4. II. Rice q Co., manufacturers and im-
porters Of cigars and pipes, returned on las.
evenings east-bound train from Weather.
ford and Fort Worth,
Colonel George Noble, superintendent of
Che Texas 81 Pacific road, snd party, left
yesterday morning Tor AlArShAu Governor
Brown, vice-president of tho road, remained
over hero during the day.
Colonel George Noble, superintendent of
Che Texss IL Pacific railroad, accompanied by
Mrs. Governor Brown. Miss Minnie Noble.
and Misses Daisy and Birdie Brown, re-
turned to Marshall yesterday by special
Grain.
Billy Campbell left last evening for Wealth
eriord, where no goes to select lot of hard
sandstone for the foundation and dressing of
Che new building shortly to DO erected by
he and his partner, Mr.. Campbell, at the
corner of Main and Murphy streets.
Miss Rosalie Fitzpatrick, who has been
visiting the family of her uncle, K. w. Gold.
thwa.e, esq, during the past winter, left for
her home at Montgomery, Ala, yesterday
evening". going by way of New Orleans,
where she will witness the Mardi Gras fes-
tivities. Miss Fitzpatrick is an amiable and
highly accomplished young lady who won
Che admiration of all who mot her during her
visit to Dallas, and her winsome and happy
face, genial and pleasant manner will be
missed in the social circle of this city she so
gracefully adorned.