The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-28


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RAIN has come at loJl, and 80 has
mud.
No service In the Catholic Church
to-day.
IA DALLAS suffers with two extremes,
either dust or mud.
YELLOW fever in Shreveport IL abat-
ing. Thirteen deaths reported ycster-
day.
w Local reached home yesterday
from his Northern trip, and viii be
sat w In our ncxt.
Owing to the recent failures in the
north, the price OF cotton Is consdem-
bly, reduced.
y OuRhorse-nesh painter is tlourishing.
He is painting American Girl and
Goldsmith Maid.
THE communication signed "Water'
is crowded out. 1t will appear on
Tuesday. tl
A PRIVATE telegram received In this
city from Marshall, Mt +. NJ. yester-
day, says there Is not case of yellow
fever there
WE hope that persons writing for the
paper will remember always to wri'con
but one side of the paper, and be as
brief as possible.
ALI the officers in the employ of the
Texas and Pacific Railroad Company
have been sent away on n thirty days
leave OF absence.
OWING to work being In progress on
the st. Matthew's Episcopal Church,
corner of Elm and Lama streets, the
church will not be fit for serviceto-day.
Sunday school and divine service will
be held rs usual ut the Ladies' Female
College.
ATTENTION is called to the displayed
advertisement Of the Life Association
of America, of which Colonel q. w.
Baylor is the Agent and Secretary for
the Dallas Board. A more extended
notice will be given in day or two.
OWING to the inclemency of the
weather ~ a. Hibbler 4 Co.'S sale did
nottake place yesterday, but will be
held tomorrow at . o'clock. All those
desiring to have bargains sh0rld not
full TO attend. ladies are especially
invited.
REy. II. Il. BONE, of Tennessee, is in
the city, and will preach at the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church to-day.
As is well known by the cider rest
dents of the city, he was formerly pas
tor of that church, and deserycdly
popular with this people.
Our friends have taken so much OF
our space the last few days in discuss
ing subjects which We deem of much
Importance to our city just now, that
they leave us but little room to say
anything. To-day our usual Sunday
story Is crowded ous.
OUR friend, Charley Babcock, of the
Vandal'a line, put ia al appearance
yesterday, just from the norih, where
he had been "doing' Chicago, st.
Louis, Cincinnati and Louisville with
the Texas writer's. He did the honors
on the trip from st. Louis and Cinein-
natl and back, in the elegant aud gen.
erous style for which he and his line
are noted. We are glad to see him
back among us looking so well.
WE call attention to the advertise
ment In to.day's paper of "Concrete
Roofing" for which Messrs Lane, My
ers h Co. are the agents in this city.
This roofing IL said to be the best
known, except sheet lead and sixteen
pound copper. 1t is about being put
upon the warehouses of Messrs. b. f.
Luce l. Co., and the new banking
house Of Messrs. Adams & Leonard,
aud also for Messrs. Thompkins &
Littlefield and Mr.. McCausland's build
ings. The best business houses in Chi
cago have been covered with 1t, and 1t
IL coming into general use, where a
really fire proofroofis desired.
OWING to the inclemency of the
weather yesterday, tile Crisp Sisters
did not perform. They wili.:appear,
however, tomorrow (Monday) night,
In east Lynne" and "Jenny Lind"
The Sisters are cast In both these
plays, which are presented by request,
and az complimentary benefit to
them by the citizens Of Dallas and the
Hook and Ladder Company. They
will be assisted by Mr., =. M. Drake,
Mr.. r. Z. Stanley, Mr.. Breene, &c. In
EastI.ynpe, Miss Cecilia sustains the
character Of Lady Isabel and Madame
Vine, and 'Our Jesse" that of Miss
Cornella Carlyle In household Curl
ositY The perioriaance will close with
the lnughable farce Of Jenny Lind. Go
cy "a imeans and see these truly de-
serving sstlsts' ainsa saT..s,
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