The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-13
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/. N. nARTHOLOw. Local Editor.

--panipgly hot.
III, Politics fevcrlsh m
Track laying walking
kin all the mosquitoes you can
How to 60 Wcst--Follow the sun.
Some of The fruit of bad ifc--rob-
16 berry,. tENrNirf
The arithmetic Of malrimony
ton,
An icrlandcr--iho man who lands ice
at your door
...0 Soda fountains aud icccrcam saloons
are gnrnering lots of dimes.
--Boys are stripping the plum and 9th
er fruit trees in our city yards of y! ripe
and ripcning fruit.
--reinQucns viii please turn to the
tracts" Of u. Ervay y Co, and II. Gar
relt, In another column.
The next question for every property
owner to consider, is, 'shal we not mac
adimize cur sirecls?" Think over it,
'~,.,.,, = Some Of ho fine milch COWS imported
from the North by several Of our citizens
~ have died, and others look as if they wou
3 =. Yroliow suit, y" GLl "
-r- Wh-"Fork II out" is the correct way
WIEN you owe any body anything, "fOrk
itrin," is the correct way when you owe
your stomach anything
Attention Is called TO- the advertise
ment of +. NJ. Hammond, Offering house
and lot for sale under deed of trust in the
town of llutching'
Charley Babcock has wrapped the
drapery ofhis cCuch about him mud sur
render to the DOCTORS Its fever, and that's
hats the matter with the-agent of the
Vandais route.
-Bu2zaids are lowering over some car
cases lying in the culvcrt South OF Com
MERGE street, and which are proving n
source of iutolerablc offence to csdents
of that neighborhood
In answer to the objection of cor
respondent of the News we will say that
the omission of the word "pemocratic'
from Colonel McCoy's notice was ours and
not his fault.
After careful inspection Of their
crops, farmers have decided, that their
loss from the rain has been much less than
supposed and that the yield will fan very
little short Of the usual average
We were pleased to meet in our citv
yesterday. Col, W, C. Oates, of Eufela, Al
ALBANIA. Like all new corners, lie has rX-
pressed himself astonishcd at the vitality
of our young city, and will probably be-
come one of us.
wtf' Tho Cosnopolite Aid Society have
very generously contributed twenty Ave
dollars to the Bell family, who suffered so
terrible in the fire which destroyed the
business house Of Mr., Owens, few even.
ings ago. This family it will be rcmem-
bered occupied the second story of the
building.
-"llalt and deliveri' was what n
couple of masked gentlemen of the road
demanded, the other day, of the occupants
OF a hack, about ten miles from tho city,
on the road to Fort Worth. The invita-
ton was accepted, and Immediately upon
hating they delivered the contents of a
couple of rcvolvers at the needlul gentry,
who left at a Gilpin rate.
A man little ways out of town was
making fun of the trigger of loaded ri
he, the other day, with his foot while he
looked down the barrel to see how the
trigger took the fun. Well it took it SO
+ heartily that it just laid itself forward ON
the cap and il and the powder, inside.
bursed out laughing; and everybody look ed
very solemn as they let him down in a
pine box with four bits worth of rope.
Jim Chambers, amb-lke youth
who, in hisyariegated career has respond
ed TO the bell-summons at hotel in Gal.
weston, was arrested at the depot, yes,er-
day and borne South, on the wings of
steam, to answer 10 the interview Of the
authorities at the former place, wh,re he
fell in lsve with twenty-five dollars, be,
longing to gentleman Of that city and
why in falling in love with it, he allowed
his affections and himself to carry it
off, 4aaH 5tq taa e1 ar',i 81
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