The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-04
manufactured at Felton's corn-mill, Pat

manufactured at Feltons corn-mill, Pat
terson avenue.
Give rousing house to the little bene-
factor "Fanchon" this evening at the OPP
era.house.
Attention Is called to the advertisement
of Messrs. Morgan Il lmboden Brown
wood, Texas.
.. l.. Dey, jr of Terrell, Texas, is the
finest engrayer in the state, Send in your
work. Satisfaction guaranteed,
Tom Brown has been appointed notary
OF the public, and II gives genera! satisfac-
ton. He is well qualified for the position.
Frank Dcvere left last evening for Fort
Worth, TO meet q rich uncle OF his who
halls from Cuba, and whom he has not seen
IN years.
Every dollar spent will have q double re-
ward The ono will be "fanchon' seen
again, tho other u succor TO our worthy
poor.
There will be preaching this morning and
evening at A. NJ. h. church by Rev ii. s.
Howell and II. J.. Pardeo to the colOred Odd
Fellows.
At Arthurs fire Friday night, Justice
Kendall, who fought the flames, gave
small boy his boots TO hold, and no has not
seen boy or boots since.
The beautiful suushiny weather OF yes.
terday and the balmy spring-like air set the
birds 10 waroliug, and the streets through.
out tho day were thronged with ladies, busy
shopping.
Charles Hanback,, engineer OF fire en-
CINE company No. ., in attempting to Jump
ON the engine Friday night fell and broke
his lett leg near the knee,
Messrs. Lindsey 4 Bradford, for the Beck
u Corbett Iron company, have run another
attachment against the Dallas Car and Ag-
ricultural company and Samuel Peterman
A newsboy named Sykes was bounced
from tho Texas II Pacific road yesterday for
playing the Zig box" racket on passen-
ger. The officials OF the road acted prom pit
ly in the matter.
Parties visiting st. Louis should call ON
Fred. Manget, ticket broker, corner Fifth
and Chestnut streets. lie sells tickets to
all points at reduced rates, and also buys
tickets ut highest market prices.
AT fifteen minutes after l clock yestar-
day morning u little stranger made its ap-
pearance in the household Of officer II. r.
Torbert. II Is girl, and weighed nine
pounds.
u. IL. Holland has re-opened tho Lyceum
theatre and has AN entirely new pro.
grammc, new stars, and proposes to give a
better show than ever. Pluck will win, and
Holland has u good stock of 1t on hand.
W. IL. Hawkins, that enterprising young
grocer OF East Dallas. makes u specially Of
fresh country. produce, poultry, otc,, IN ad.
dition to his large and well assorted stock
OF groceries. Telephone orders, No. lSiS
Elm street,
| The opening Of the Tivoli hall last night
I was largely attended, and was pronounced
success. There was discoursed sweet, On.
liyening music, and dispensed pure, rejuvi.
mating liquors and soothing cigars. The
opening was a marked success.
Considerable interest," manifested. As the
time travis nearer and nearer towards the
distribution Of the Grand Piano, Silver Tea
Service and Ladies' Dressing Case by
Reindhardt, tho clothier, the interest as to
who tho lucky recipient will be, increase
and Reinhardts popular clothing establish
ment Is crowded daily with customers.
| Mr.. Gregg, q brother Of o. II. Gregg, a
United States prisoner IN this city, charged
rs being mail robber, he having bean a
route agent. is In the city, attempting TO
make bond for his brother, which no will
likely do. Judge Mccormick, OF the
United States court, has reduced tho bond
Of the accused to $500 on account Of his
sickness.
Attention Is called to the advertisement
Of the City Secretary Swink, IN this morn.
and cutters, according to tho specifications
| Of Street Commissioner and City Engineer
Johnson. During the past year this Job
has been q complete farce, and we are glad
TO sec the city council have determined 70
turn over new leaf and buy new broom,
aud hope to SEQ considerable Improvement
In this important direction.