The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-29

AvENGE us-Virgini-us.
The womanly art-Tears.
THE manly art-Hugging.
RED men-Whisky bibbers.
The musical era-The opera.
WEATHER of interesting variety.
WIRY felows-Tclegraph operators.
THE people to "soft-soap'--the dirty
ones.
HUNG up for some time-the
stars.
A COCK pit is at last furnished our
city.
HIGH toned-thc music of the
spheres.
AN increase in the police force is de-
manded.
GENERALLY abound over"-A
broken sheaf.
PRIZE FIGHTERS Competing prize
candy dealers.
TIE dough with too much Spanish
leaven--Torna-do
A couNTER-FEAT-A clerk and a lady
kissing across counter.
The cue the United States wants its
government to take-Cu-ba.
THIS city is overcrowded with cotton
buyers. But Lord! the cotton!
THE frightful weather of Sunday
injured church collections awfully.
SUNDAY was olpressively dismal,
deluging shower falling all day.
WE learn of large shipment of
anthracite coal from the East TO this
city.
EVERY hotel in this city is brimful
and running oyer, 50 great is the influx
of travel.
TIE noses in our city that snuff
war with Spain are keenly sufferers
and many.
GREENwALp, of Galveston, is to
bring his dramatic troupe to this city
for the holidays,
WHEN you can't find IL professional
fence builder, take military men. They
understand how to set posts.
SIX car loads of cattle were shipped
over the Pacific road yesterday, con-
signed to parties in Shreveport.
A POSTAL CARD, addressed ''To the
best hotel,n reached our postoflice yes
terday. Which one got it?
SIX huAdred dollars worth of hay
was destroyed by prairie fire, near
this city, night before last.
"FELoNIousLY entered" is now the
report from every second residence
and business house in this city. /.
OWING to the present stage of the
Trinity, no man-of-war can leave this
port for Spain.
SOME men in this city have dispen-
sed with candles and lamps, and nov
go to bed with light heads.
SIMoN's Star Comedy Company, who
are highly spoken of by the Missouri
press, are on their way to this city.
DALLAS county cotton worms, who
gambol at all, will hereafter have to
isgambol der the green''-Paris green.
sold Pctrie whiskey" is advertised
in our columns this morning by the
substantial and por2ar house of
Mcssrs. Bogel & Riddle.
THE only man that we can swear is
n believer in the higher law, is the fell
low who sits on keg of powder smoll-
ing cigar.
A CIGAR house in this city received
an order, yesterday, for fifty gross OF
clay pipes "Pipingn times for that
dealer, sure.
HEAVY shipments of flour are made
from the various mills in this city, in
response to orders along the line OF
the Pacific read.
DALLAS has n female, thirteen years
of age, who has won incxtinguishable
renown by knocking the breath out OF
the "bellows" of three ruilians, who
assaulted her one night going home:
THB Central road, at this point, il
loading large numbers of flats and box
cars with cotton for New Orleans and
81. Louis. The bulk OF this staple is
going ndshward.
: A sAgK OF salt was seen going of out
Elm street. with a mans shoulder un.
der 1t, last night, about twelve o'clock.
If any grocery house on Elm street has
lost a sack OF salt, this may explain it.
THE case of Bill Perry. the negro
charged with the murder of Negro
child, six miles from this city, last
winter, was closed yesterday, the jury
bringing in a verdict Of acquittal.
SEE advertisement OF Frank Austin
4 Co, dealers in fine watches. jewelry,
silver ware, etc. Main street, next
door 10 Fields theater, The best OF
goods. and at the lowest prices, is what
Frank guarantees you, and We know
him wei enough TO say emplaticalIy
that he means just what he says. Call
and zee.