The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-28

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JOHN w,swINDELLs,
iyi6dtf Herald Onice.
UPPER tenn red men-Crow In
dams.
GLOVER Million red men--Digger
Indians.
THE MOON waxeth again, and we are
glad to see her ut such "blz."
SUNDAY decided upon half fair, half
unfair, IN u weather way. we mean,
DALLAS is prosecuted with believing
calves and invading turkeys.
AND AGAIN our part of the cake Is
frosted. Afectionately thine, Jack F.
A YOUNG gentlemen advertises for
position as u bookkeeper. See adver-
tisement.
"As PRETTY as Sanger's little red
wagon" IL the way comparisons are
'struck" In this city now.
MANY church pews Sunday resem-
bled the inside of many ank vaults
they were empty.
THREE ''troubles" at q saloon on
Main street yesterday. Each sun
plcasantnessn was n "drawn" one.
THE serenity and the loveliness Of
yesterday was as the face of saint.
Tho fellow who stumbled in mud
hole over on Lamar street, presented u
different appearance.
A LARGE brick building is being
built by Johnnie Thompson, on Jetier-
sou street, on the sight of the old post
Office, for a new variety hall. Thomp-
son shows enterprise, at least
A WOMAN with basket of clothes,
clean, too, sprawled out on Lamar
street. yesterday, and never in our
born days did we see clothes ready for
second washing in quicker time.
PARTIES coming to this city who are
sick and need comfortable quarters,
will find the hospital pleasant hotel
to stop at. There is every convenience
In easy reach. For instance, the
graveyard.
MAIN street was one sea of mud yes
terday, and the way female hoofed
IL and swore as she mastered u crossing
near the Markethousc, was enough to
make the most particular and method
ical man IN the world consent to be
buried outside of the family cemetery
lot.
THE SHOWER of sparks from an en-
CINE, pulling up grade on the Central
road, scared u negro in this county the
other night very nearly into fits. He
took them for the falling stars and a
general collapse, but took good care,
after he woke up the whole family, to
rush for q good looking yellow girl who
was visiting his wife, and giving her
hug that came very near placing hei
beyond any more such demonstra-
tions.
A NIGHT school for instruction in
German and French, is to be started
in this city by Mr.. Bringhurst, formerly
of Alexandria, Louisiana. Mr.. b. bears
the very highest recommendation as
on educator and instructor in languages,
and as this is most excellent oppor-
tunity to acquire u knowledge Of for
eign languages, we trust the young
gentlemen of this city will avail them
selves it. The terms are moderate.
A HORSE becoming alarmed at some
thing, ran the length of rope to
which he was tied to a tree, back of
the Christian church yesterday, and
then turned and ran round in circle
until he had completely wound
himself up to the tree, when
when giving u sudden jerk he fell
heavily 10 the ground, and not being
able to get on his feet he would have
choked to death had not negro boy,
who was passing at the time, extricated
him.
HUSBANDS who staid Mt home with
their wives on Sunday were down
town yesterday instructing the propri-
etors and owners of all cigar stands,
saloons and club rooms that they will
please send their accounts to their hus-
bands offices and not to their resi-
dences, as their wives detained them
too long In walking up and down
the room with those accounts in
their hands and stopping in thier
voyage to spell out the different
items, and then looking strange when
ever any of those husbands made
movement for his hat or showed symp-
toms Of wanting to go.
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