The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-09
,NrArurn of Arcndlnn beauty.

o'clock this evening.
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WEATHER of Arcadlan beauty.
THE poet autumn has made every
leaf an idyl.
THE woods are filed with nut-harv-
esters. |.4l
NED BuNTLINE and his "Prairle
Scoutsn intimidate III theatrically.
THE suggestion of a citizen in regard
to Sewerage will appear on Tuesday.
THAT talented, divine and eloquent
pulpiteer, Rev. Mr.. Gano, will deliver
a discourse in the Christian church
this morning, at eleven o'clock.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of A. q. Myers in to-day's paper.
He offers small farm near tho city
for sale, admirably adapted to the pur-
poses of market or dairy farm.
THE Street Commissioner, with his
usual energy and judgment, was at
work yesterday guttering and building
proper and effective drainage for the
highways. A level head is that Of
yours, Mr.. S. c.
Two drunken men held tisticufi
show on Main street near the market,
yesterday, and one walked OIL with n
charcoal wagon in his eye and the
other with u stage rut across his
temple.
RUNNING five blocks to catch street
car and then to find there isn't Groom
for one mOre,n was an incident In n
Dallas mans history of yesterday,
which he says he don't propose to
bother himself about putting down in
his diary.
We learn that no less than seventy
nine persons, from middle Tennessee,
disembarked from the Northern train
in this city on Thursday night. They
are of the first order of citizens and
come to our State to prospect and get
homes among us. "A portion of the
party left yesterday morning for Tar
rant county.
HERMAN LANCE, watch maker and
jeweler on Main street, between Mar
ket and Austin, has well displayed
advertisement in to-day's paper, to
which the attention of all wishing
fancy goods for the holidays is directed.
Mr.. l.. has u handsome stock of every
thing in his line, and proposes to sell
low for cash. Give him u call.
twill be source of qualification to
his many friends in Texas, and partic-
ularly in Dallas county, to know that
General r.. M. Gano has come among
us again as permanent citizen of our
city or in the vicinity. He will re-
ceive awarm and hearty welcome from
all, and from none more than ourself
1t will be seen by a notice in another
part of our paper, that he will prea eli
at the Christian church this morning
and tonight.
THE matinee given by the Crisr
troupe yesterday, was largely attended
These Saturday afternoon entertain.
ments will become vastly popular, as
the little ones may attend by them
selves or in charge of their parents oil
nurses, and be delightfully."- entertained
and the essential evening escort may
be dispensed with by the ladies who
cannot always find 1t convenient to &c
ut night.
MEssRs. PENN 4 FRANKLIN have
their advertisement in our paper to-
day, and We repeat all We have said
heretofore of the handsome goods
and choice literature to be found Oh
their shelves and counters. The fact |.
their establishment is one of the best
arranged we have seen, and you car
find anything you want in the lines o
notions, stationery, books, periodical,
and newspapers there. What They
haven't got it's hardly worth while tc
ask for anywhere else.
As A Lieutenant in the United States
service was quietly standing in tn,
corridor Of an up town hotel yesterday
he was approached by an apostle o
John Barleycorn, who informed hin
that he thought he could remov,
"those shoulder straps in tire
shakes Of a Sleeps tail, or somethin
Of close similarity. Brass coat an
blue buttons suavely whitfield his ciea
and deigned no reply. The devotee
Bacchus thinking perhaps the gentl,
man In blue and brass was slight
deaf, declared his judgment in lou,
or key and suiting the action to IL
word waited his hand upwards to Il
location of the shoulder straps.