The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24
VALUABLE facts--fact-orics'

we invite the ladies TO do.
The coming medicine man-Young'
blood. That Is, he's coming to Dallas
THE Dallas Planning Mil has one OF
It's royal advertisements In this MORN
Ing.
NJ, ULLMAN & Co. have some fresh
vegetables In. See their advertise
ment.
THE Trinity gained two inches yes
terday morning and lost 1t before
night.
Very little wood being brought In.
Very big wood being kept back for
better prices.
Fon n !sstartcru on the burnt district
Mr.. Reneicke has dug the foundation
for q two-story brick.
MISS LYNCH has an advertisement
In to-day's paper that she would ike
certain parties to read
J., L. Downs & Co. have some fresh
goods In, which fact they make known
through our special notice column to-
day, which see.
IT don't always take money to make
Us rich. A five year old with his tenn
per on fire down ON Main street, yes
tertlay afternoon, was certainly n wroth
child.
The residence occupied by Mr.. Page,
Oh the corner Of Commerce and Lamar
streets, caught fire yesterday from a
defective fluc. 1t was promptly ex-
tinguished.
THE man that has many squares to
walk after dark In this city, Oh any
ofthc back streets, needs to have what
great many Of our new buildings
have--aD iron front.
A GRAND bali will be given at the
brewery garden on Saturday night. A
delightful time Is anticipated, as elabo-
rate preparations have been made.
The Dallas city cornet band will be OIL
hand.
OAT meal Is being used very gen.
orally In this city. After one of our
citizens had ate an unusually hearty
supper Of II the other night, he
dreamed he was horse, and miser'
able poor one, too.
Two car loads Of salt at the Pacific
depot, yesterday, enabled us to tell
just how many cows In this city
needed that mineral. Fifty-seven
were the number, and 1t took eight
active niggers to keep them at bay.
RESIDENTS Of Market, Jefferson
Austin and Lamar streets, would like
the council to swim around OH those
streets and see how 1t would do t.
start 4 National swimming school, out
Of those localities.
A WIDOW lady In the city, who il
about to marry second time, was sur
prised to have her boy wake her NJ
yesterday morning with this an
nouncement Of how the weather was
mai Nh! Its as bright as the top o
my second Dads headW
A LIGHT weight gentleman of this
city, In climbing fence yesterday
lost his hold, and fell SO as to leave hi
body ON one side, and his legs on thu
other. A young lady, not observing
the accident, passed few seconds
afterward and noticing the legs, re
marked to friend with her, "Wha
an elegant pair Of violin strings. VIII,
could have left them out there?''
He wanted to make the grading
which left his house some eight o
ten feet above the level Of the street
An excuse for staying away from hom
for day or two, or until the carpente
could put up pair Of stairs. Thesigh
Of his wife climbing down the side o
the bank to "call on him." made hin
think that perhaps he had better try
at least, to get up. There was sucl
peculiar life exhibited in her gettin
down.
THE HERAID's agent, Beckett, get
behind the FL Paso stage horses thi
morning, and intends to keep insid
the stage until he gets to Fort Worth
From that point he DIVORCES variousl
and the thousands Of those who hay
written to Us for sample copy of tn
HERALD, will now have a chance
turn over sufficient Of their "dust"
our agent, to become regular subscril
en- Now's your chance.
How u Il that the grading ON Mai
street h considerably above the sire
car track? The city agreed with Il
railroad company a. to the height
their grade, and the bed was construt
"a accordingly. Now the street Il .,
AeientIy elevated above the track
"a. go I|..I =.