The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-25

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La sakcs, Susan, did You ever see
SIGH ngEravatin nice peas 'Pers to nj
never hcrn tell Of sich.
Miss Annie Sells, Miss Irene swink with
several pretty little playmstcs, held n pic.
mic under the oaks, back of thc Christian
church, yesterday.
--Ex.Gov. j. W. Throckmorton passed
up the Central road yesterday, on his way
home. OF co,rSe he Ind been down by
"thc sad sea waves"
We have never pronounced judgment
upon the merits of the Fort Worth Stan
dard, that we know Of Well, then, typo.
graphically and cdtorially you're a
whizzcr. There, sirs
One commission house in this city re-
ceived in two days, one hundred and clev.
en- thousand bounds of freight, and
shipped within the same time two hundred
bales Of cotton.
The Nameless Club will give their
fifth ,oyjee Monday night. A full attend
nnce of the members of the club is expect
ed, and it is hoped that all to whom in
vitations are extended will bs present.
Residents along the line of the Pacific
railroad, running through the city, will
appreciate the removal of the ties which
are obstructiug both carriage and pedes.
trian passage on either side of this high
way.
There is woman in Dallas who is
looking for husband, and she says as
soon as she sees him she's going to pin to
him. and 10 be sure that he wont get
away from her, she carries a knife Two
foot long to do the pinnini with,
Tho vacant lot adjoining Mr., Joel Y.
Field residence on the north, md almost
directly under he windows of the Presby
terrain md Christian churches, is filled
with feiid water Either the city should
ill this up, or the owner OF the lot drain it
Off
A very ornamental frame residence is
being erected on the corner Of Ross ave-
nue. and Jefferson street. 1t is owned ana
will be occupied by Mr. Wynne, and were
not Mr.. W. married, We should be inclined
to suspect that he WAS abou,to be.
The recent rnins have impaired the
crossings over the Pacific road, on Austin.
Jefferson and Market streets, and vet we
saw young man 90 across one of them
the other night, to reach young lady, as
though nothing IN the world was the mat
ter with it.
--lmpressionable young gentlemen in
Dallas have the monogram of their sweet.
hearts embroidered in the corner of their
handkerchief; and for fear they might &C.
cidentally blow their nose on such a sa.
cred spot they pin that part in their
pockets.
AT the meeting hel d yesterday in the
First and Second ward for the nomina.
ton Of Councilman, Alexander Sanger,
Henry Ervay and II. Barksdale were
chosen as the nominees for the LIST Ward
w. H. Scales and John II. Bryan for the
2nd Ward.
-hydrophobia is what the dogs are 10
ing to have now, and 1t win be such a
diversion for the children, too. Think Of
the noble mastitf, full of the afrectionate
impulses OF bydrophobia, entering the or.
binary games of childhood and filing
them with The angelic rapture of their pc.
culiar exciiabilityi
The Hebrew Benevolent Association
Will hold pic mic at Sycamore Springs
To-day. The members Of the Association
and the invited guests will meet at the
Empire Hotel, leaving for the grounds nv
omnibus conveyance at s! o'clock. Reru-
ar trips will be made until II NJ. Round
rip so cts. None admitted without invi-
alton.
CHARLEY Neyes, manager of the Ores.
ent City Circus, addresses US letter ,
omPlaining that we published him for G
lot "paying the printer. +" The item Of I
'hich MIR. N. complains, was mot taken q
rom this paper. All work done at this I
flee for his circus land we have done a $
reat deal of iD has always been paid for i
the last dollar, and we recommend I
harley Noyes to the confidence Of every u
ablisher In the State. /