The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-16
TIE dust IL simply disgracehll.

their store house.
DAY boarding at the Commercial
Hotel, ~ per week.
HEAVY shipments OF produce from
Kansas Is setting in.
IT takes hfty head Of cattle to
furnish meat for this city, daily.
ArINE, large feeling Of dead fall, in
the morning and evening air
The north bound express on the
Texas Central, yesterday, was two
hours behind.
THAT stately brick building OF McssrF.
Darlington, Marsalls & Go. Is coming
10 u conclusion.
DALLAS school children consume all
the cakes that ARE baked daily by our
city bakers.
HoUsEKEEpEl,s attention is now
divided IN raising smoke in chimneys
and smoke IN smoke houses.
The Winter House is the name of a
new Dallas hotel aud il name Is just
about right for what's coming,
MAT CuLIES 10 putting down on the
street crossings To the Pacific rond, the
planking and il having it done well.
HEAVIER stocks Of goods arc being
brought 10 this city this fall than any
previous year, in the history ofDallas.
The suburban residence of Captain
CASTOR Is pronounced the handsomest
as well AZ the largest in Northern
Texas.
''SrEEL PEN" Of the Houston Tele-
graph, is now in the city and is not no
old but he can write letters rs full of
youth as soph0more's.
Cry ENGINEER WENTWORTH is out
OH the street with his little spy glass;"
aud Is war-whooping all sorts>of tech
nical terms, which We give up"
THE demands for all kinds of ma
chnery in this city and county shows
which way "the wind blows" and
Schenck sells the most Of 'em.
VERY little lumber is reaching our
city since the quarantine fever has
broken out, and much inconvenience If
not little loss results therefrom.
RESIDENTS of the suburbs are much
In need Of streets. Two miles around
toa spot that could abe made" In
twenty rod Is "whars the matter"
The Pacific Railroad keep their
crossing In splendid condition. They
do not allow day to pass without
thorough examination Of the track
through the city, and instantly repaired
where needed.
ST. LOUIS IL losing much OF Texas
trade because its merchants fail to make
themselves known to dealers here
Kansas City has commenced to adver-
tise largely, and rs u consequence our
merchants are ordering a great part of
their Fall stock from that market.
VIZ return thanks for compli-
mentary ticket to the Fifth Annual
Fair Of the Agricultural, horticultural
and Mechanical Association of Collin
county, commencing October 7th and
ending October 10th. I. NJ. Scott,
President; X. r. Craig, Secretary.
We shall endaavor to be present.
ANYBODY wishing to invest in a
good paying business Is referred to the
advertisement of DIR. l.. Elliott, in
this days paper. He wishes TO dis
pose of his interest In the stock of
drugs of the firm of Elliott & Steven
son. See advertisement.
OUR county man, H. Lantz, ESQ,
who is now on visit to Indiana, has
sent US Autograph Of the grounds
aid buildings of the Indiana State
Fair and Exposition, a handsome pic
ture, which is good enough to adorn a
parlor. The fair Is now being held.
having commenced on the 10th inst,
aud Will continue until the 10th of Oc-
tober.
WE have received from the Compa-
ny's Office In Philadelphia, a copy of a
pamphlet Of forty-eight pages, entitled
Notes on Texas and the Texas Pacific
Railway compiled from official and
authentic data, including map show
Ing the line Of the Texas and Pacific
Hallway through Texas. We have not
had tune to more than glance over the
contents. 1t contains information that
will do to keep.
WE regret to hear that our friend
Charley Babcock, who, In company,
with Frank Austin, Esq, Of this city,
left US over week ago for "duwn
East" was taken seriously llla few
hours after leaving Dallas, with bill
ioas fever, aud has been confined To
his bed ever since he got to ST. Louis,
until Saturday Inst; on that day he was
Up and barring weakness, was all right
Don't DO 10 anymore, Charley. Mr.
Austin continued on to Wisconsin ant
New York. He was in MilwAkic o,
Friday.