The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-24

l03dod Main 81.
BUSINESS In the city stu Increasing,
WEATHER quite pleasant yesterday.
THE Crisp Star Sisters appear to-
night.
The city continues unusually heal
thy.
Four wagons Of emigrants passed
here on their way to Jacksboro.
DON'T forget to so and see the Crisp
Troupe, at Odd Fellows Hall, tonight.
Two new hacks are plying their
trade in the city.
TO and see the Crisps' tonight at
Odd Fellows Hall.
THE lick Of butter, eggs and other
farm produce " much felt In Dallas.
DALLAS Is TO DO lighted by gas this
coming Christmas.
MASy ladies, tempted by the fairness
of the weather, were on the streets yes
terday.
LARGE quantities Of cotton continue
to arrive In the city. The yield has
been very fair.
LARGE quantities Of lumber contin-
ue to arrive here OH the Texas and Pa
eific Railroad!
TRAINS OH the Trans.COntlnental
Railroad run from Sherman to Bon
ham every dizzy except Sundays.
FALL weather reminds us that our
wood-piles have to be replenished-at
cost Of $3.50 per cord.
Our friend Mr.. J. Il. Ryan IL busily
engaged painting portraits in oil. AS
an artist he Is quite success.
THE Dramatic Relief Association
gives benefit for the Hook and Lad
der Company on Friday night. Dor't
fail to go.
WIN. HENDLEY, ESQ.,, for over thirty
years leading business man of Gal
weston, died In that city Oh Friday last,
aged rs years.
HERMAN LANCE, Jeweler, Main
street, has one share in the Dallas
Real Estate and Building Association
for sale. See his card.
FIVE car iron of loads passed here
yesterday on their way to Sherman, for
the construction of the Trans Con-
tinental Railroad.
ATTENTION Is called to the advertise
ment Of Herman Lange, Main street,
who has One-half OF store for rent In
the main business portion ofthe city.
j. ROBINsoN's Circus and Worlds
Fair will be here on the 18th of Octo-
Der. This is the greatest circus in the
country, and promises to be of unusual
interest.
MR.. McD0UGAL, one Of the oldest
and most highly esteemed citizens of
Tyler, died in that place last week from
injuries received by a fall from his
horse.
Mr.. J. KITRIDGE, farmer near
Wills Point, made seven bales and
two hundred pounds of cotton out of
five acres, averaging nearly bale and
half to the acre.
AT n funeral the other day rural
widow sighed, III George had not
bowed into the nozzle Of his gun, he
might have ght plenty Of squirrels II
was such u good day for them"
WE acknowledge the reception Of an
invitation to attend a barbecue and
mass meeting Of the Democracy OF
Hunt county, at Greenville, too late,
however, for us to attend.
AN elopcment took place in the eas.
tern portion Of the city. The lady's
parental swears that hewill search
until he finds the loving, but refractory
pair, and then annihilate them both
DALLAS is being deprived of canin,
population. The dog.slaycrs do theil
work well, much to the satisfaction Of
many Of orr citizens, who are annoyed
ty these noisy animals.
Two car loads Of provisions LEFT her,
yesterday morning for the relief Of th,
shreveport sufferers. All along tn,
line Of the Texas and Peeilc Railroa,
contributions are being received for tn,
afiicted city.
THE building up of Terrell Is bciny
carried on rapidly. This growing mn,
tnslvsng little town has made rapi
strides since the opening 81 tho Tara
ana Pacific Railroad, and already occ,
~es IN important position ON the lin
WE have received a nsm,,,,,e. :,
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