The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-12-06


sale. For terms, inquire of
GEO. w. BAYLOR, or
JAS. o. CRUTCHFIELD.
Dallas. Nov. %, 1878. audit
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THE next mus-Co.mus.
MEN to 60 your Observation-Disclosures
THE very matter to make capital
out of--Gold ore.
A TREE the frontiersman wish would
\ leaue-Big Tree.
STAY laws-Those appertaining to
corsets.
The ALLEGAToRs put their young
ones to sleep to a-Bayou! Bayou!
A COTTON tie-Marrying for a plant
alton of that staple.
The bleating that Congress should
lend an ear to-Cu-6d.
A COMPLEMENTARY fist-especi-
ally when it's brought to bear upon the
eye.
THE tax collections in this city
manage to squeeze out eight hundred
dollars per week.
TIE Grand Jury having gone home
quite number of other fellows have
come home.
ALL of our merchants are prepar-
ing for an extra large stock of Christ
mas goods.
THE Stone college, corner of Live
Oak and Contagrel streets, and beauti-
fully situated is rapidly approaching
completion.
WE can conceive Of nothing more
J hopeful to soul OIL the verge of des-
pair, than the unabashed effort of a
dog to shake his tail--when he hasn't
got any.
THE railroad switch at Richardson,
twelve miles above this city, has been
twice tempered with, during the night
time, in the last week, by some das-
tard.
DALLAS is becoming one of the hcav-
lest grain shipping points in the State.
That's not the first time good uirdsh-
ing has helped matters along.
THOUSANDS of feet of lnmber are be-
Ing hauled to various parts of the
county from this city. Fifty six wag
ons were counted Oh Ross Ayenue, go
ing north ard east, yesterday.
AmoSu tiae;4g'iea Ait ~ Procession
OF a geilficman 81 ~, a.lX, wl'1 e''j;yr
tie soeicty of he soe5nd wife, - ihe
brickhat thrown a l,iy' in a question
of veracity between his first wife and
himself.
THE church steeples in Dallas are
not so constructed that you can find a
safe elevation from which TO cheer
your man in prize fight.
THREE gentlemen ofsterling dignity,
were seen to sit down in the mud yes
terday, no less than four times, in
passing over street crossing.
THE music that preceded the process
sion Of the noble army Of fire boys yes
terday, frightened = number Of horses,
who charitably failed to run over any
body.
FIVE hundred dollars in currency
was found by . darkey tramp on the
Mckinney road yesterday, WHO took it
off to Hutchins, where he said he
lived.
thing. Boss Tweed will allow THE
DALLAS HERALD to say that he proba-
bly, thinks certain jury has made him
guilty of nearly two hundred too many.
DALLAS people are enormous devour-
ers of onions. They use them for the
reason, perhaps, that it gives strength
to what they say.
THERE is a chap In this city who
leans with the most finished ease on
the outside of ten cocktails, diurnally.
SOME important changes are made
In the running time of the Pacific
road to take place from and afttr to-
morrow. The alterations may be seen
BY referring to the advertisement in
another column
ALTHOUGH the quality of apples
thnt are sold in this city are the very
best, the consequences Of standing on
the pairings is about the same.
From gentleman who passed within
slgAt Of the conflsgration, we learn of
the destruction of large barn south Of
this city, on Wednesday night, the
work Ct an incendiary. Our informant
subsequently learned that II contained
two thousand bushels Of wheat, which
Was total loss.
THE character Of fruit now vending
IN this city is said to be the finest ever
brought to this market. Most OF u is
nom the magnificent orchards Of
Maryland, pennsylvanIa, Ohio and
Missouri.
The amount Of hay saved this year
and daily brought into Dallas, IL Of ex-
ceIIent quality and without precedent
IN quantity. It sells readily at ten
joIlsrz per ton.
-rraE strongest propensity In vo,
uoh'@ netnren Gays 3 rgrly editor,
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