The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-06
,s VALUABLE HOTEL PROPLRTi
.tt1aw FOR SALE.

The street COMMISSIONER 49, ohl-
cially, no more. A most excellent OIL
.'eerSery'tinwisely beheadcd.. ~
20 ii YESTERDAY was so unwelcomely
:, dark. that we might have satlrlzed il
by keeping lamps burning. z
VIZ have heard the clearness and
Aaccutncy OF the prompting Of Mr., W.
" ID. Pryor, at the ilremen's ball, on
"Wednesday night, very highly eYtolled
by those who participated In the dance.
nossNEsteps should beat once taken
TO Improve and Increase the wagon
approaches to our city. II Is II matter
inwhich our merchants might look
into with great advantage to them
selves.
l.kTrENTI0N is called TO the advertise
ment of r. ID. Coughunoui, offering
one hundred acres Of choice prairie
4, land lying four miles north Of the city
of Dallas, for sale on easy terms.
iALiNEN pfisoutini SciitcHCcu w tHc
last term of the criminal court, were
taken to Huntsville on Thursday night
by Especial officer there 70 chew the
cud of meditation inhumani-
" 70 mar and unravel the cnig.
NAUTICAL scharaeuef' of government
chewing gum"
GENERAL PREIGIrr AGENT Waldo,
pfthat popular line to the Cult, the
Texas Central, reached this city last
evening, from Sherman. Mr.. Waldo
4, IL TO the Central road what Bismarck is
to the German Empire--yirtually the
man spring its tremendous workings.
ADARKEY slipped from the top of a
cotton bale on II wagon which he was
driving across the gutter on the corner
,.cuamar and Main street, yesterday
afterpoon. and, made y narrow, escape
Erola' being crushed TO death His
snfiie over his self-rescue was warm
,senough TO have set fire to an ice house.
AN old lady in this city became 50
,sinpatient, yesterday, In waiting for
the cottonswagons to clear a crossing,
that she wheeled about and started
home, thrashed all Of her children and
hlindlyput ,an old .shoexto soak, in
stead Ola imackerel, for this mornings
sbreakfasta S&E ~ q q "a
- TEE body 81 Henry. Nagle, was es-
eorted to'its last resting place, yester-
day afternoon, by the Hook and Lad
der Company, of @hich Ire was a mem
her, = Mayor Long aud several Of the
friends 81 the deceased formed part OF
the cortege, The Whole headed by Prof.
Daytoh's Cofnet Band. ! NJ
hArrENrIoN Is called to the change
inSthe card of Van Netrand &Rule
Shreveport. La, The firm is now Gill
more 4 Rule, auctioneers,, real estate
sagentsts collectors and accountants,
No.a0 Milan street Sbrereport.. Mr.
Rule lost two partners from yellow
fever daring the epidemic, and has
now reestsblished himself s-o
80 MONDAY EVENING next that veneer.
liable and polished actor Captain Crisp,
Supported by the talent of his two
daughtsrS With tho Addition of John
English, Drake, Breene and others
win give bis farewell appearance Al
Odd Fellows hall. The elder Crisp i,
an actor of excellent merit, and emf,
Suently deserves alfilihouse. N MI
AN Irish resident of the eastern
suburbs OF our city, carrying too much
SAIL stepped up to a horse tied IN
front Of Captain Works stable tn,
other night, and left the animal in 9
few minutes without its harness. Now
twas not Pat that carried Off the har
ness twas Red Eye ESP, ,throug,,
Pat that "came, saw and conquered
that HARNESS. sosGwbeng the Red Eye
,Eia.jeft Pat Patretirned the harne, IS
and Mr., Work called it square.
ssslF there Is any consolation to be de
lived from the wet visitation IL rest
IN the fact that 1t gives MS time to clea
,sway'the dust, and If there is any con
ISOLATION In a dry visitation it is in tn
Tact that It gives US time TO clear ava,
the mud. xTlns alienation may d
for once but ~ This as IN everything
else, human nature will cropOut, 70
tAsitlisfepestet wonotice a shortnin
In family prayers, and a great dea
more vigorous utterance in famil
conversation, aos