The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

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day paper
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tears.
DALLAS female "a'hionab'cs"
have attained the Mcmahon pink
silks.
c. -. LEE, OF WaXahachic, offers n
rward Of $50 for two lost mules. See
advertisement.
TIE long and the short of ia cigar
before being smoked and cigar after
being smoked,
\ FLEsH-LoyNG ant bit II little
child on Lamar street Sunday, and
chen 1t became an irrit-ant
WE know of simple process to
turn piece of paper into wood; just
take postage stamp, dampen it and it
is a-Siick.
Another hotel in town could do
well. We hear complaints daily from
strangers and visitors on the lack OF
hotel accommodation in this city.
WE hope that persons writing for the
paper will remember always to writeon
hut one side of the paper, and be ms
brief rs possible.
ALI the officers in the employ of the
Texas and Pacific Railroad Company
have been sent away on thirty days
leave of absence.
THE Texas Central road will issue
round-trip tickets to parties wishing to
attend the st. Louis Fair, at $iS 05,
which will be good until the Goth inst.
COMMERCIAL. travellers from the
north are pouring into our town, and
taking orders from our merchants fol
the various goods and merchandise fol
fall use.
'DowN with whisky" shouted an
ardent tectotalicr on Elm street the
other day. "That's just what do, old
Righteous :" shouted back Il corner
bloat.
PASSENGER trains on the Central
read only run south us far as Calvert.
We have, therefore, had no mails
beyond this point for some days, which
is vcXatioUS to business men and dis
trrssful to lovers whose sweetheart or
beau, thus have their missiycs inter
Tuptcd
OUR readers desiring to visit the
Collin County Fair, which commences
ON lbe It'll inst, and continues to the
10th, inclusive, should remember that
the Central Railroad issues half rate or
excursion tickets, which will be good to
20 and return during the fair.
Ware authorized byletter, to change
the appointment Of Colonel r. Il. Hub
bard, from Terrell Station to Kaufman.
lie will, therefore, speak at Kaufman
on Monday, October 10th.
THREE wagons stuck at the east end
of the Main street grading, yesterday,
ut the same time. 1t happened that the
drivers of each of the INSTRUCTED teams
could swear, and it being Al occasion
when swearing was in order, they ria
swear Subsequently some bad boys
were seen to pick up the oaths for cob
bic stones for Il stone fight
PERSONS writing for THE HERALD
will confer favor on us Of they wish
their communications to appear, by
putting them in proper shape for pub
LEGATION. We can not spare the time
to copy and arrange communications
for publication, however deserving
they may be, or however much we may
wish to publish them.
A BON of cartridges was picked up
few moments after gentleman i'll
huntingrcgalia had passed the spot OF
its discovery, which was on the corner
of Poydras and Commerce street. yes
terday about noon, and while no con-
sideration was had to determine if its
owner event off half-cocked," it was
ocularly demonstrated that he was GO
ing off only half loaded.
A DALLAS young man with pair
of sweetly thin legs occupied seat on
the lower tier of the auditorium at the
Fair yesterday, and unwisely run his
airy underpinning across and through
the fence of the arena. \ near sight
ed young lady shortly after examined
them for crochet needles, and didn't
find her mistake until she got hold OF
the boot straps.
AT certain stage of the sun yes
tcrday, an old lady observed her
daughter using a pane in one of Cowan
d Co.'s display of window sashes for a
looking glass, and at the same time the
old lady noticed a young man through
that same pane Oh the other side, look
ing as though he was coaXin her
daughter to let him bite her, just little
Ajt. on the check. The old lady looked
at the .tableaux moment end then
audibly exclaimed, "Darn my sass
patch, is OIclissy shall ever have Il look
in glass like that"
Grand Exhibition.
+. D. Bryan and his corps of assistants are
now exhibiting TO the gaze Of the lovers OF