The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-13
AND II didn't rain.

man sick.
IL the Radical scholastic circles, their
ton is--NOr-ton.
Day boarding at the Commercial
Hotel, 81 Per week.
The Dallas Planning Mill wants a
solicitor See lad"
OS the political billiard table we
play with the barbecue.
THERE are not enough wagons to
carry the frciybts from the Depot.
By nm error in calculation, oar cen
sus is found to he 1865 instead II 7Oj5.
TWENTY-FIVE wagon loads of cut
wood, ready to be used, were counted
on Main street, yesterday.
A SEW railroad o.fice, We under
stand, will be opened on Main street,
for the accommodation of downtown
ers.
We are much afraid that our friend
Thomas Of the Mckinney Messenger,
will turn out, after the election, Nae-
mass.
A sTONE-cCTrER, yesterday, after
having finished dressing stone, made
mis-lick and it split in two. The
work OF two days lost.
THERE Is a Dallas barber who won't
vote for Davis for the cogcnt reason
that Davis taxes each of his chairs
forty-hve dollars.
THE horse that can pull u wagon
backwards, rs well and at as great Il
speed as with his tail turned tother
way, IL Dallas horse.
A DALLAS boy sent u horned frog.
tarantula and centipeie to a friend
In Illinois, to exhibit at fair held in
that State, and received hundred dol
lars In return for the curiosities.
BROTHER SourH, our estimable and
distinguished exhorter Of the Metho-
dist church, will testify at all the camp
meetings which he intends to visit,
that "yallar Jackson" wouldn't even
look at Dallas.
PROFESSOR ALDEHorp reached this
city yesterday, and will open his school
ON Monday next in building near
the residence Of Judge Good, until the
completion Of the new academy build
ing.
AwoLr was shot on the old Pres
ton road yesterday, with good sized
pig In his mouth. Sir Wolf measured
eight feet from the tip OF his tail to the
end Of his nose, and neither the tail or
the nose were very long.
a BEAUTIFUL piece ofwork from the
extensive planning works of Major ID.
+. Grove, was laid OH our table yester-
day. II was rule some two feet in
length, the dressing Of which evil
denced its wing been done by model
machinery.
SOME ants ate up five pounds of SUI
gar for housekeeper Oh poydras street
yesterday. When discovered, the pa
per containing the sugar was perfor-
ated with hundreds of little holes by
which they made their ingrcss and
egress.
AN old gentleman, who had lust
completed Ave houses In this county
for his Ave daughters, who had recent.
" married, and which was his bri-
DIAL gin to them all, was In town
yesterday with the five newly married
pairs In his wagon, whom he had
brought In to select their household an
purtenances.
HERALD agent Beckett, that tower OF
strength In our soliciting corps who
covered all Eastern Texas like a cloud
with the wonders Of his giant prin-
ciple, The HERALD, "aroven smiling
like q syren, yesterday. Beckets peck
etlooked like they each had a pumpkin
In 'em, so full were they with SUBJ
scription money, and he carried on his
shoulder, rs Atlas carried the world,
. marvellous sized book, so multiplicity
great was the number Of his subscrip.
fion names. Viva Ia Beckett!
PRoY. w. b. CLARK, will open a
dancing school for gentlemen ON Mon.
day next, the 18th Inst, and for ladies
and misses ON Wednesday, tho nth
In the new building on north side Of
Elm street, just erected by Mr.. Brown.
ing. We have Secn personally &C
quainted with PROF. Clark for som,
time, and can recommend him 10 GU
oitisens - : polished gentleman, an,
amest popular Professor, end We VIA
him snbaunded w,ecee4
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