The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-12

WE have been corrected III legh'u /"
he difficulty which occurred NJ the
central hotel on Saturday last our
Informant says that the LlenleneNl
tho quarrel by Gaming
Jackson n 'd--n reneh
upon which the other party sIruoN
him.
WE note with pleasure on our slfoe's
to-day, Mr., Fuberbler, Of the nrm OF
schneider n FuberbIer, ana MI camp
hell, agent of Schmidt 4 Fiegler repre-
sentIng the interest OF their respective
houses which are the leading wh' %.
salc procers Of New Orleans
Aswg haye not received the hon
Aqe, of Marshall, for So, eul mouths
arc we to mdcrstopr, that both pub
Usher and editor are still or a run
from the yellow foyerl l. thls h the
case, will the first mon who secs thom
passing, please write 0pA let us know
just how fast they were going aud
which direction,
ATTENTION II called TO the adycr-
tlsement Of w. II. Bowman, No. %
Camp street New Orleans, agent for
Fairbanks scales aud cotton heam'r
hay scales, cattle scales, counter and
platform scales, besides other articles
Mr. Bowman Is an old New Orleans
merchant, reliable and prompt In all
business relations aud sollclts the pat
ronage OF our people. Sec advertise
ment,
LITTLE red wagons are becoming
quite fashionable with the merchants
Of Dallas A little girl was Dragging
to boy companion the other day, NJ
school, of the beauty of one OF these
establishments which her father
owned. The boys father not having
any "llttle red wagon" he studied for Il
moment or 30, and then triumphanIly
replied; "Wcll, " my father halh''
got red waggin, he's got ia nice rcd
nose, miss"
Since the cooperation Of Morgan's
| line of steamers with the Galveston,
Houston and Harrisburg, and Texas
Central Railroads on Il thorough tnriil
to this point, which went into effect
the 10th of 0cto er last, New Orleans
Is now prepared to deliver freight Of
every description ut twenty per cent
less than st. Louis, and moreover III
the present time, when cash funds arc
50 scarce, New Orleans is offering la
ciIitics which merchants here canno
get West, and we hope soon to see on
New Orleans friends recover some o
the trade that has gone to ST. Loui'
and other cities West.
A MAN stepped up to the bar OF N
Elm stieet saloon yesterday, and ask
ed If the barkecpcr could change hin
five dollar bill if he bought bottle o
whiskey. Barkeepor said "ycs," iiile'
his bottle handed 1t to him, brough
out the change and laid it on the coun
ter. The man who wanted the chang
gave soft sweet smile and salt
"thats it' then swept 1t up in his han'
and swept out, before the barkeepe
could say Jack Robinson, with tn
whskey, the five dollor bill and tn
mans change Thus carrying Off pref
ty cheap whisRey and leaving behin'
pretty cheap, feeling man.
A CITIZEN, advances below SOM
suggestions respecting the establish
ment ofproper and effective conduit
for an effective sewerage:
"Let the City Engineer establish
the direction, and grade and size o
sewers for Main, Elm and Commerc
streets, and then permit any either
to Introduce thereon plank in front o
his own premises, and at his owl
expense. We are sure that no onewil
fail to take advantage of the oppor
tunity for the enhancement of hi
trade, will more than pay for tn
expense. In fact, when the boxes ar
} made they can be placed by the chail
: gang"