The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-31
GREEN goggles.

tlHe III OF NuDStilUc w.
spectfuly referred,
GREEN goggles.
"C0LDs''! ha! ha! Ia!
A BUSHES house for rent See at:
A VISITOR most welcomc--thc shower
yesterday.
THIS day will "settle your HASH
Mr.. August.
COMMERCE. street grading movelh
ahead amazingly.
CuMMERFoRDs stalls will have the
star meat to-day.
DER watch on der rind-guardlng
watermelon patch.
IT'S called the biggest hall in North
ern Texas--Fleld's Hall.
Mn. l.. d. YoUNGBLooD, propiietofof
Youngbloods touic, etc., Is in the Guy.
STEVENS news stand has all the lad
est papers and other literary allrac'
ti0ns.
ONE of our leading citizens received
package by the heavenly express
yesterday, of toy size and 1t squalls
DALLAS plastercrs have no peers in
the State. Some of their work is not
excclled In New York. Bully for Dal-
las plastercrs!
Two acres of corn in this county
yielded one hundred and siXty-fou:
bushels, or eighty-two bushels each.
Square fact!
JUDGE JOHN G. ScoTr late Judge OF
the Tenth Judicial Circuit of this State,
died at the Raymond House, Austin, n
few days ago, of erysipelas.
OLD lady up town misses her band
box and finds It'll the hennery with
missing hen, incubating for chicks.
And she didn't get mad, she just said
"let her set"
A CALF kicked q small boy over, on
Market street yesterday, and that small
boy complains now of a civilwar going
ON insideof him, without even achance
Of an armistice.
SOME boys yesterday, in about an
hours time, built bankof mud across
the Trinity, just below the bridge, and
old Trim never moved muscle to
knock II down.
by reference to tho display "ad" of
Mr.. Ludwig, on second page, 1t will be
seen that this gentleman has just 70
ceived a heavy and elegant invoice OF
new boots and shoes. Call up and eX-
anime them.
THE darkey who stepped the wrong
way out Of a street car yesterday, must
have thought the globe had suddenly
made q reverse revolution and that the
top side Of creation were in race to
see who could bury their mother-in-
law first.
Mr.. A. b. MORTON, the undertaken
Of our city, has just received large
invoice Of metallic burial Baskets,
cases, etc. Of every variety, style and
price and Is prepared to fill orders
promptly from the surrounding towns
THE foundation of new stone
building, 5Ox90, Is being laid on Pacific
avenue nea, the Texas and Pacili,
Railroad Depot to be occupied by
Messrs. d. +. Luce h Co., as a com
mission and forwarding house.
AN Irish woman, formerly residen
Of this city, has just been heard from
by her friends here. She is now II
Ireland, whittier she went with her 81,
children In one of the Inman line, a
cabin passenger, she having sayet
money enough In one year, from wash
Ing and by systematic economy, to g,
tothe "ould country" In as much style
a. she termsi 1t, as the family of Lord
IT cost a two thousand dollar piano
fifteen hundred dollar wardrobe am
toilet equal to the Empress of Aus
trials, to marry off young lady up II
an adjoining county to smashin' cuss
who claimed to be worth several mil
lions, and who Of course was to pa
Though he didn't know anythin
about that for these utensils after til
knot was tied. Well, the ceremon
hadn't been over week when 1t wa
discovered that the s. G. hadn't tn
several millions, nor even several ca
tickets, and the "piano," and tn
''wardrobe," and the toilet" have di
appeared, and the wife does the mill
Ing. after the cows finish that twin,
Ing DER the lea,' with the not no
vssy smaAhln' cuss driving them.
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