The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-20
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4 coon dead howay of II traveller
railway,
DALLAS rcnds moro lhgn any lei
towns in Texas.
NEGLECrruL property owncrs ar
being reported to The Mayor, daily.
THE Harrison County Fair is post
poncd until the 81 of October
T'IE Author of the days, is putting
little shortning in them.
PApER-HANGERs are at work on III,
wallsof the Cosmopolitan hotel.
FURNITURE for sale at sacralicc
See under head furniture for sale"
Go to Blohm for vegetables, chick
ems and fresh groceries.
CLEANLINESS prevails around thu
market house.
FILLING up the hollow back of tn,
Market House. Sing: There'll soor
be no hollow there.
ALL of the brick stores are about
finished.
EAST Dallas is keeping pace with
west Dallas in building some fine store
houses and pretty dwellings.
MANY wagons Of new hay and cot
ton were in the city yesterday.
GOVERNOR DAVIS, the Radical candi-
date for Governor is to be in this city
on Monday next, and will make a
speech Won't some of our Democratic
orators reply to him?
A DALLAS boy sent horned frog a
tarantuIa and Il centipede to friend
i'll Illinois, to exhibit at fair held in
that state, and received Il hundred dol
lars in return for the curiositics.
WE are much afraid that our friend
Thomas Of the Mckinney Messenger,
viii! turn out, after the election, 6lue-
niass.
OK the political billiard table we
play with the barbecue.
THERE are not enough wagons to
carry the frcights from the Depot.
* the Radical scholastic circles, their
ton is--Nor-ton.
Ir takes fifty head of cattle to
furnish meat for this city, daily.
HEAVIER stocks of goods are being
brought to this city this fall than any
previous year, in the history of Dallas
VERY little lumber is reaching our
rcity since the quarantine fever has
brolVc.l out, and much Inconvenience if
not aifaile loss results thcrcfrom.
ST. LOUIS is losing much of Texas
trade because its merchants fail to make
themselves known to dealers here
Kansas City has commenced to adver-
tisc largely, and as consequence our
merchants are ordering great part of
. their Fall stock from that market.
A CHILD set window curtain on
fire on Cochran street yesterday and
came near burning the house down.
a FEW boar,lcrs can find accommo-
dation, hy referring to advertisement
healed "BosrdiBg."
IN proportion to cur population more
children attend Sunday School in this
city than IN any city in the South.
TIE Cincinnati Exposition has car
ried Off Il large delegation of our citi-
zens.
THE Building. Association are putting
up two fine brick store houses on the
. corner of Main and Houston streets.
THEdust isnot only spelling pictures,
furniture and other household appur-
tenance, but is also spelling the house
keepers temper.
A muscular old lady led an etherially
organized young man by the coat col
lar, to her house yesterday, quarter
OF a mile north of the Pacific Depot on
the Central road and with n Minister
in readiness made that delicate gentle
man marry her daughter.
SAN ANTONIO wants railroad.
DALLAS is full of visitors from all
portions Of the country.
y YOUNG man down town last night
was bitten 10y dog The dog died.
THE Catholic cathedral, mt San An
tonic il rapidly approaching compile
ton, and will be Il splendid structure.
THE completion of the Court House
on the public square is being pushed
forward with all possible dispatch.
To, cotton reports from the line of
the Texas and Pacific Railroad are very
fine, and considering the dry weather
we have had, u goc,,, yield is antici-
pated.
WE are indebted TO Master Mechsnlc
J. w. Russell, OF the Texas and Pacific
railroad, for an extra of the East Tex
rs Bulletin of yesterday morning. We
clip the following items:
"There is no serious ease of sickness
in town from any cause that we are
able TO hear Of Physicians are re-
uucstcd to notify us that the public
may be kept posted.
The following is report Of the How
ard Association, of Shreveport, end
Ding at p. NJ, 18th:
Mrs. Harriet Well, %; Riley, =;
Il. Smolin.ky, %; Jas. Bigiy, q; Mag
gic ayeirhan, lO Mrs. r.. +. Landy,
10; - Brooks, 30; Rev. J. Pierre, =;
Jno. Holloman. =; Mas. Walker, % !;