The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19
A TuRAslIoLp-A boys back.

A TuRAaIoLp--A boys back.
oIousE Misunderstanding fire to
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AUTUMN always shows 4 "co'or Of
right for itsreign.
THE dust-horror Of yesterday made
the weakest boarding house hash gritty
Nor Dallas politician wears nous
tache, although they are II little larry
about the mouth,
TEN wagons loaded with apples, from
Arkansas, passed through this city, yes
terday, bound south.
TIE wind and the clouds yesterday
said, MS distinctly ms any wind OF clouds
could sayit--snow!
IN THE air break, new feature Of setu-
rity, has been added TO the passenger
trains of the Pacific road.
ANOTHER consignment of those deli
cious Missouri apples have been rcceiv'
ed by Messrs. 3. +. Luce & Go.
The office Of Messrs. Hamill, May
& Co., Real Estate and Insurance
Agents, Is removed TO Murphy's build
ing. srU,
A FEMALE, supposed to be insane,
was seen to pass u milliner's window
in this city yesterday an not stop to
look in.
EVERYBODY In this city not only ate
their "peck of dirt" yesterday, but
took two or three acres in addition, W
their nose.
ANTS, hair, greese fat and, in many
instances some well developed toe nails
constitute the savory ingredients of n
large proportion of the butter brought
to this market for sale.
differences have stranged
family near this city, Sc. HAT an es-
tate of several hundred thousand dol
lars may be fettered for years, and in
theend dissipated by litigation.
"THE poorye have always with YOU
said q Dallas beggal, us he hcldup his
hand in piteous supplication for ALIAS.
Receiving u quarter, he stepped across
the street andbought twenty five cent
2 cigar. . 4R#
DIsFIGURING and defacing the side
of churches and buildings by equivocaI
lettering with chalk or pencil, is ;
malicious diversion practiced by vulgar
q minded young men, and mischievou'
school boys in this city.
TIE norther yesterday let out il!
muscle and knocked the two dummy
whisky barrels, in front of Thierman
Co.'s establishment into pair of elias
tie bOuncers that went off toward Mail
street at n rate that would shame al
Erie express train.
IT will not be forgotten that Tonight
the Crisp troupe have their benefit
We desire to see every citizen Of Dal
las present, if possible. There is M
reason WHY every chair, at least, shoul'
not be occupied.
q ! ONE of the largest furniture dealer
of Denison has rented one of the bust
ness houses built by the Sanger Bros.
o inthis city, and will remove from TIN
former place and locate in Dallas. ri
thus weswull and grow great ant
mount like eagles wings.
ALL Of the thousandsof dollars spcn
by our citizens last year in helping t
keep up the spurious glitter and holl0y
curriculum OF northern and eastern
colleges, is kept at home this year, an,
many parents have already distinct,
noticed, the Improved moral and men
tai condition of their children.
A BOARDING house in this city los
one Of Its patrons the other night, VIII
stole the bedstead aud bed clothing
and making d fire OF the first, under
cluster of trees. q few squares off, slep
, on the latter until morning, and the
took up his iaarch, with the blanket
q and sheets, for some unknown region
.'THEsE are hard times, my unfortu
3. nate son, and ] must get the worth {
this strap" slaughtcrously breathod
sfsYedng street father, rs he piled til
- leather thong to his erring chips bacl
the other evening. "Yes--but-(Ol
nny!l my coat (Jerusalem) cost Isl
zers) Ave times as much, and (crack-c
irssplittin'.p "Blastifyou amt rigll
my son. Cop
MoLtlR Mcguire, q wild Irish lad
went over to Bridget O'F'lanagan
yesterday, to see Bridget's eye tu
black by smelling of Mollie's fist. n
finding Bridget at home, Mollle we
back, and would yees behave ~
ths hsly b., Patrick, Rsidgst "
sunins Msllls's baby, Then 20