The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-27
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s7ssH"Mr. ". Il, sparkle,
or shreveport Is our authorized agent ior
TINT city, to whom parties desiring To aaV'r-
tlsc Il, or subscribe for The HERALD are re-
specially referred. W
RAIN still keeps Off but dust does
not. s,.,t.
THE weather was very falllsh yesler-
day. ,ao,aa'a.all
sEE local notice Of land for sale by
Cummings Il Duncan. "
Noticing doing Mt the Police Court
to-day. Good for Dallas.
The grading of Commerce street Will
be finished in u few days.
iTmr equihoctial gales have arrived
and notified the dust Of their arrival.
TnE Ice wagon was busily engaged
yesterday dispensing petrilled water.
Why Is absolute dogma like absolute
alcohol Because 1t IL utterly above
proof
UAMnrRts were busy last night
roping In and fleeing strangers and
green-hqrnsv C5..Js.
"EAsI. Lynne" aud Jenny LindP
at Odd Fellows hill tonight, by the
Crisp star sisters. Don't fail to go.
AUSTIN street needs repairing. Some
portions after dark IRE dangerous to
pedestrians M well as horses.
Pow-wow on Jefferson street night
before last. Bully time, resulting in
headaches to its partIcipators yester-
day morning.. A4 ~ t'ar
ANOTHER hotel In town could do
well. We hear complaints daily from
strangers aud visitors on the lack of
hotel Accommodation in this city.
Mr.. j. eMCCoRKLE Of Elmo, is in
town, guest at the City hotel. He re-
ports cotton and other crops very good
considering the weather.
COMMERCIAL travellers from the
north are pouring into our town, and
taking orders from our merchants for
the various goods and merchandise for
full use,
Our young friend, CT. Morris, Esq,
returned home onThursday night from
"np North among the editors, etc.
He has our thanks for n batch of
PAPERS.
DALLAS Is soon TO be visited by Z. L.
Brcnond's celebrated New York Vau-
devlllecompany. They guarantee the
best troupe of star performers, and
the finest entertainment ever given in
Texas. TT, .,5t,a n,
Mr.. FREEMAN, photographer across
the way, sends US u copy of "The Vox
Humana," journal of music and
musical Information, for October. II
contains n good deal OF information
about music, etc, besides several pieces
Ofnew music. b sa
THE Rev. Father Perry left for Fort
Worth by stage yesterday afternoon.
Sunday being the last In the month, is
appointed Cor service in Fort Worth,
consequently no service will be held in
the Catholic Church here. The Rev.
Father will return next week.
WILLS PoINr has another saloon.
This makes the sixth saloon opened
there since the opening of the Texas
Pacific road. This little place is no
torious for the number of saloons: all
other buildings seem to be out of tho
question:, The big man in the canvas
tent contemplates putting up another
one,
The train on the Texas and Pacific
railroad, due here a ten. minutes mast
seven last night, was Ave hours late
owing to having run over some stock
and got of the track six miles west o,
Marshall. Nobody was hurt and very
atIle damage done, the only incon
venience to passengers being the dc
tention near Coldwater ia
MhUsT. 'SIssoN, the leading dealer
OF musical merchandise Of Texas, cay,
W. call on his way home, and left OF
our Fable acopy Of 'erhe Headlight u ,
book published by White, Smith 4
Perry, Of Boston, for the express pur
pose Of schools and seminaries. This
book will meet the wants and com,
within the repch Of all, at the low pric,
ofhfty cents per copy, or s. per dozen
Mr.. = represents Messrs. White, smitl
q Perry's catalogue, which witbou
anySsxeeption IL one, II not the finest
on tliis continent, and all orders nd
dressed to him at Austin, Texas, viii
meet with prompt attention. q
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