The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-17


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Tn are of acknowledgements
WE vatlcmate rain. Waite Is u
good word, too.
In did the "spuorc thIns'--The ilfe
Wednesday morning.
r,uE.pRoor buildings only are 10
take the place of the lirc-baptlded owl
roosts Of ''liat Row."
ABOUT one hundred bushels OF pola-
toes and half IA many apples, were
roasted IN the big ''conilagrash."
"JoHN Jay Cisco and "John Neely
l,ryann are the names of two new en-
gines recently purchased by the Cen
trail Road.
THEbody Of man who died recently
at cleburn was received by IL forward
ina house in this city yesterday Tor snip
ment toNcw York.
or pIcER FAIRS KAT by II benrdloss
youth in Justice Kerfoots office yesler-
day afternoon, as though that young
gentleman went IN there involuntary.
BE-. LuCE& Go. have II con-iSn-
ment of fine large Missouri apples
which they will close out at low lig-
urcs. Office at Randall 4 Bros, Elm
street.
OFFICER NEWMAN had his ample
palms about the throat of II colored
individual ut the Cosmopolitan, last
night, ~ though he was measuring
him for collars.
A rAiR of tights belonging to one
of the ballet girls was found IN the
burnt district yesterday by n darkey,
who Subsequently offered them to II
butcher for sausage skins.
ATTORNEY GENERAL ALEXANDER.
after taking n lamp.lght steak at the
Central last evening, and signing that
II would be illegal to conquer any
more of the same, left at once, or ear
lier, for his portfolio"
one hundred and fifty barrels Of Mir
souri, apples of most palatable flavor,
delicate fiber and mellow, attracted orr
attention at the commission house of
Messrs. Il. Il. Luce d Co., yesterday,
and we "did cat, .and ms these are for
sale, our fruit dealers ought to try them.
BECAUSE II Dallas "bach' accepted n
lock of hair from u willing maiden the
other night, she now talks of ,u ing
him for breach Of promise. instead now
of dclicatcly cutting oil her locks he
feels as though he coald pull not only
every lock, but her whole head of ut
one jerk.
Az old lady riding along Jefferson
street IN Il wagon yesterday noticed
the chimneys standing in the burnt ,
square, and asked the old man ms chow |
il would do to jist load them chimneys !
and carry them home, they would be
rale curious to the gals
TIE notwithstanding agony of the
eockroach community, and the plead
ing distress OF the bed-bug colony over
their consumed relations in the ashes
of frat row." so soften our heart that
we can look upon a one prong fork and
yet feel happy.
ONE twenty dollar gold piece and
several half dollars. aggregating about
forty-fve dollars, were foupd yester-
day by some boys, In the burnt dis
trict Two hours afterwards that
amount of candies, nuts, pop guns,
tops, etc, showed where that forty-iivc
dollars "twineth.n
A woaAS was Analysing the ruins
Of the fire yesterday In hopes of find
ing that dear old shoe string with
which she used to tie up her hair, and
which she lost the night Of the "ho,o-
eaust." There was none other In this
miserable turn-table Of a world that
would do in Its place. That was the
only shoe string.
EMAIL boy OH the corner of Jefier-
son and Elm streets, holding out u bill
lard cue, found In the ruins of the I'm
peril saloon, to an occupant of the pull
pit Of an uptown church: ~ say,
l,ard, how would this thing do to tic
y cap on and carry round for nickels
IN your gospel shop, hey"
L. FRIES has opened In Galveston,
Texas, corner of avenue ii. and Cen
Yer streets, an establishment for the
Turkish Russian, Electric and Medica-
ted baths. As q health-giving luxury,
these baths are superior to any known.
They are recommended heartily BY
the most able physicians of this coun-
try and Europe. Those visiting Gal
weston should try these baths, particu-
larry II they feel little unwell.
WE coll attention to the card Of DR.. |
J. II. Gibbs, physician, surgeon and
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