The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-14
SAILOR suits.

SAILOR suits.
TnE flannel period lnauglralcd.
No services In the Christian church
Sunday.
TnE majority Of the banks have NJ
present dispensed with their cdsh'
cars.
TIM locality of the old PostofllcC
building looks like n Colorado village
after the circus had lell.
SUNDAY skies were filled with Il
golden haze. Took their "ha;ia9' we
suppose from n college custom.
A TIIRouGH train, without change
OF ears, viii leave N 7;ilO on the Pacific
road this morning, for Houston.
WILL the people Of Corsicana please
let MS know upon what grounds they
predicate II quarantine against this
city.
MEssRs. FRANKLIN n Penn, the
cnterprlsing book and stationery firm
on Main street, have "bUkc the lee"
by placing on our table the --latest and
freshest"
MORRISON, train dispatcher on the
Pacific Road, dispatched himself safely
through on hislinc astnighi, and now
dispatches his square meals NJ the
Cosmopolitan.
Now, when II Dallas young man
can't gel to sec his sweetheart ~ often
as he Is inclined, he sends her note
rcdolcnt of loye and endorses II
---"ccrliiicl check
EVERY road leading into the city IT.
daily crowded with incoming cotton.
Five hundred bales were counted yes
tcrduy on the Fort Worth road coming
in this direction.
MS the horses that take a mouthiul
of flesh II, a bite and Kick you crazy,
that are hitrhcd where both ends can
reach YOU The good, re'igi0usly in
clined animals are tied out Of the way.
Two children We're poisoned near
this city ON Sunday morning from
paint OIL the cheeks of their dolls, the
heads Of which they had in their
mouths. Scasonablc medical aid saved
them.
OUR carriers have become 80 inn
pressed with the jdiosyncrasy of the
times that when they are offered any
thing less than The regular price for
The HERALD they call the tender Il
short suSpeader.
TIE curiosity of the candidates TO
hear from the judges of election On
Monday, reminded us Of our in
dustry when n boy to find out the test
~ WV TIL hlOu W itilOui uNNtDNtitIG 81! :
vice, so that when we were asked by
our "proprietorN ut home what it was,
we could rol! it glihly off'nnd receive
che paternal congratulations upon our
obedience in going TO church.
a LADY attendant at the Episcopal
church, on Sunday, not being able to
resist the temptation the smooth sur
face of the new ceiling offered to write
upon, and not regarding it ms strictly
III accordance with the canons of po-
likeness to whisper in church, took her
pencil nnt and called her husbands nt-
tention 70 little something in these
words" John, do wipe your nose"
joins nose was soon lost in his cam
brio.
TIE Union Mission Sunday school,
an enterprise whose work has already
proved most beneiicent, will hold II
teachers, meeting this evening nj the
Old School Presbyterian church ON
Elm street, at 1880 O'Clock. Its super
intendcnt, Mr.. John NJ. Mccoy twho
il the projeotor Of this noble eyangel-
izingschcme), desires thatevery teacher
will be present, rs also all its friends
who can conveniently attend.
AN old plowshare Of the quaintcst
description, was found on n farm tw D
miles west Of this city, on last Satur-
day, eighteen feet below the sur
face of the ground. TWAS discovered
by some men who were digging a we'll.
Numbcrless conjectures have failed to
give n satisfactory reason of show come
1t So" still we may venture the
hypothesis That 1t was left there 10y the
under strata of some ancient farming
element.
NEAR Hensley's lumber yard on
Monday afternoon, a lunatc or a
scoundrel drew out six-chambered
revolver, and coolly discharged every
load In the direction Of several ladies'
who were seated some twenty feet
distant, In cluster of cedars. IT was
thought the escape of the ladies' was
miraculous, but on investigation IL was
determined that the charges contained
no bullets. He only attempted to
powder them.
Mrs. N. j. Johnson.