The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-14
THE DAILY uERAD suNp>Y MORNING, DECEMBER 1879,


WhtA It takes yu M mi,..
10 mink in what psu 81 yar l,,,.'
you lave hidden some yplonal. md
your n'ielibora boy can tc.l ivan lno
second you had bcllcrfcut tI,at neirh
'orA house fora coal hin.
TAKE ourod'ice aud 60 to cD,,,,b
'o'oay Wonoycr know a man WIN
neglected bio Sunday dcyouuns vIo
a'''ft sell less on Monday, hayo ,,t.
Igon Of those ''lItlle bills stuck under
night ''''
ONE Of our leading merchants la.
received within the last woek aver
llhcen letters from different partl,.
representing n Very stauuch element
o. people, who desire to locate in mi.
city. '''
" V',N i've hundred and iiill-two
years old made during the relgn az
Jul US c'aar Is owned by Mr. lIoP
sladl, the popular rcatauraieur Of This
CITY, We wonder how often that coin
went to the milliners for Roman
wlfe's bonnet,
NEXT Saturday, at the Two Brothers
saloon, Mr. j, p. Wlswall will rattle on
aSplendid sorel mare, and one of the
haldsomest roadsters In the State.
rnere are forty chances, twenty-five Of
which have already been taken. The
animal may be seen 1T Mr.. Wlswalps
stables.
the vote on the constitutional
amendments and the stock law stands
as follows; For the amendments $50,
against 9lG. For the stock law l,Oll.
against 6il. Three-hfths Of all the
votes cast was required to carry the
stock law, which would be 902--maor
lily over three-ffths 10.
WE had the pleasure of meeting, In
our city yesterday, Mr. w, d. Scopln, !
of the house of Samuel Roosevelt & Co, !
importers and dealers IN hardware,
cutlery, guns, etc, ll6 Duane street,
New York. Mr.. s., who bus always
had partially for Dallas ever since II |
was acne horsevillage, has determined
to make this his headquarters.
SEE the renewed card Of Col. Geo. /
W, Baylor, General Land and Insn-
rance Agency, Main Street, who rep
resents over $50, 900, 900 Insurance capl- |
tai. We know Col. Baylor well, aud /
take pleasure in attcstingto hisprompt- I.
ness in all business matters, aud the
companies he represents are well
known to be among the safest aud
most reliable in the country.
DURING the absence of family by !
the name ofIlarris, who have recently |
rented aplace six miles east ofthis city, |
their house was broken into on Satur- !
day and robbed Of large amount of
clothing, two rifles aud fifty-two dol !
lars In currency. After they had given
the housca good "warmiuf' they We {
through the out-housng and Gj,cacd az /
the only remaining horse on the place
and drove of a very fine buggy. They |
were tracked some ten miles when the
trail was lost.
in a main street knock down, yes |
terday, one Of the gladiators had his
shoulder dislocated, aud the other his I
ankled spralned. The man who had
his shoulder dislocated made his way
this cruel world by rhopping
wood. and of course his disIoc9ted
called for n suspension of Ills
"shingle.n and the man who bad bis
ankle sprained made his living by run
ming the trcadle of scissor grindstone,
and of course his spraincd ankle scrl- !
ously effected the revolution of that
stone.
SOME tramp dropped an empty bottle
in the street OF u neighboring village
to this city, and as all the villagers had
Joined temperance society, they nat
urallv felt scandaiized by its presence,
hut did not know how to get rid OF H.
At length an idea dawncd in the mind
Of enc of them, to which the remain
der, with delighted alacrlty, joined.
They took their shot guns, and taking
n position on fence twenty feet DIS
tant, peppered away atthat bottle untii
they buried it under about one nun,
dred pounds of shot; then they all
got down from that fence and went OIL
TO distant "grocery," where NOBODY
knew them, and got heavenly mellow
oyer their success in keeping up the
teetotal reputation of their village