The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-20
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No WIND frolic yesterday.
A "NoDDING acQ0int0ncc'--Mo Nor
pheus,
DALLAS Is to have n book publishing
house,
Business at the Pacific depot IN high
fever,
A CUBAN Aid Association Is one OF
the new idcas Of this city.
Competent domestic help Is one OF
the crying ne ,essitics of this city,
THE laying out Of more new streets
is demanded by the growth Of our city,
WE notice heavy invoice Of the
popular Balm wagons arriving IN our
city.
MEssRs. J. l.. Downs II Go. offer one
hundred barrels of choice Hour for
sale. See advertisements
PUBLIC lotteries, with "S2O,OOO for
$780, IL n sorcery that will set llS
snares IN our city within II very few
days
TIE Turner's will give grand ball AT
the Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday
night 1t will be a select and, we have
no doubt, rcchcrchc affair.
TIE Union Mission Sunday school
has changed its hour for meeting from
o'clock to3 o'clock, r. NJ. 1t Is held
in the Baptist church.
PROFESSOR L. A. HAGAN, who takes
those beautiful, lifc-like crayon
pictures, which neUer fddc, has n notice
or two in our special notice column,
to-day, to which attention Is called.
A wAsHERwoMAN ran away with
the linen of six of her patrons, yester-
day, and as none Of the six have amy
money to rcclothe themselves, suppose
they chalk their bodies and step out.
FREEDAIANToWN came near having
riot, yesterday, all because one of the
sooty madens attempted to poison
"her man." because he preferred 10th
ercharmer.
DALLAS hunters take their "girls'
with 'em, and after they return its
eleven times out Of twelve, that they
and their girls want to hunt together
for the rest Of their lives.
A SMALL memorandum book con-
tanning a note Of hand for one hundred
and fifty dollars, drawn in favor Of
J. NJ. Fleming and signed by John p.
Isbell, was found on Main street, yes.
terday, and left at this Office for idcn-
tilication.
STEALING. q bale of cotton from n
wagon was accomplished ythree or four
men, Tuesday night about - o'clock,
near the Pacific depot. Part of it was
recovered in the morning, some three
miles east of the city, the bale having
been cut open and the bulk of the
staple carried oil.
ONE of those unpretending kind of
fellows that always look so honest, of
fered another man in our city yester-
day, ten dollars TO get him permanent
employment. No. 2got No. | a posi-
ton rs brakesman OH the Central road
and received his ten dollars. After the
train OH which No. had enlisted, had
left, No. 2 was much depressed in spir-
its and examined himself in the look
ing glass to see how near he resembscd
a fool, OH discovering that the ten dol
lar bill was . sickly counterfeit.
THE following journalistic attaches
dotted their respective slouchcs in our
sanctum, last evening: Van Horn, of
the Texas Advertiser; Foreman, of the
Corsicana Observer; Wright, travelling
agent Of the Houston Mercury, aud the
right man in the very right place, Mil
lican, Of the Fort Worth Standard,
duoked us how'dy on the portals OF
Fields Theater.
WE are informed that the accom-
plisbed actor, Mr.. s. NJ, Drake, IS ten
dered benefit, TO take place on Friday
evening next, upon which occasion
"Othello, or the Moore of Venice
will be produced. Mr.. Drake is gen.
tleman whose friends are many and
cordial In this city, and who will show
In q substantial manner their fuvora.
bile opinion of his professional abilities
and gentlemonly character upon tn,
evening stated.
OUR good friends, Messrs. Pierce 4
Lyle, the "originap' news dealers o
Dallas and as clever pair of gentle
men as are to be found in Dallas, vii
remove In few days to the new bricl
building, one door west of Sanger Bros
ON Main street, where they will b
pleased 10 see their frlends and Gus
tsmers