The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-30
RAFPLEs.
NEW patcnts introduced.

AwEAK rainfall yesterday al'c'''oo'''
SEE notice Of carriage smith wanted
by l.. Carnuse, under head Of wants
LAMAR street Is INSTRUCTED at the
crossing Of the Pacific Road BywhosP
authority we should like to know
SgE advertisement of house ana lot
TO rent, ut crossing of Central ana
Texas and Pacidc Railways, In to-day's
paper IA valuable location,
MANY mechanics, whose work eX-
poses them TO the sun, have refused to
"strikc another lick" while the present
blistering heat continues.
TIE culvcrt below Anton's saloon Is
being walled up with brick, sulli-
GENTLY substantial to withstand the
strongest volume and current OF water
Under a tree near the Pacific Depot,
yesterday, n man was picked up over
come with nearly equal portions oil
heat and whisky, the latter predomi-
mating.
A NEW highlander was showing Il
machine (incomplcte Ms yeti on Main
street, yesterday, which he claims viii
make boot or shoe by simply feeding
It with the necessary leather.
ATTENTION IL called to the advertise
ment of Prot. J. 7. Sargent, who has
secured the right to Jilz's celebrated
well Augsr, and is SOLDERING county pre-
cinct, town and farm rights for sale.
SEE the advertisement in this paper
of st. Mary's College, Galveston, under
the control OF the Brothers of the Holy
Cross. 1t Is thoroughly classical, sci
entific and commercial school.
A POSTAL card, written in cores
ponding photography and addressed to
w. McCntcheon, was taken by some
party the other day, who will save
trouble by returning II to Mr.. Wheatf
store.
A CELLAR door to O house in East
Dallas being left open yesterday, two
children playing near 1t tumbled in,
and IL took five dollars worth of mcdi.
cine to give the brats courage and will
lingness to play by that cellar dool
again. But they had to shut the cellar
door, too.
SOME ladies who passed up on tho
Central train yesterday morning, ant
who had made trips every day for thu
last two weeks ON this line, spoke witt
great feminine frankness and enthusl
asm of the politeness of the officer
and attaches Of the trains upon which
they had Travelled.
In neighborhood quarrel near tn,
city yesterday, man rushed q
another with an axe, when the do,
belonging to the party assailed, caugh
the murderous assailant by the back O
the neck and then threw him to tn
ground. On the man promising t
stop fighting the dog was driven of
when the man got up and left.
THE young lady who has attendc
an uptown church for several year
couldn't tell her ma whether 1t wa
the pastor or somebody else VIII
preachedlast Sunday; but she did llno'
what that ''horrid'' Miss Crusher wor,
and how every body else was dressed
THE dead beats who loaf around til
Courthouse square and fill it with n
kinds Of trash, ought to be made
shoulder It, carry 1t, and deposit it, I
the law directs, In the Trinity bottom
northwest Of the old graveyard.
AN attempt was made yesterday /
prccoclous youngster, seven years
age, to dispose Of spurious telegra
to q stranger stopping at the City II
tel. He wanted three dollars for
but, although the signature was fam
lar to the gentleman to whom the tel
gram was sent 1.-THE boy having doul
lsssly got the name from the register
he declined paying for II until he fiji
went to the telegraph office to exami
Into the pretentions Of the messeng,
and who, during the absence of t
receiver Of the telegram picked up
heels and 'silently stole away"
6wINMIH0Ly proceeds the work
the new Courthouse. Two derrIc
are lat ~ raising stone, three am
half feet being the height attained
tax this week, and II Is calculated Il
NO months VIII be all the time nee
sazy 70 complete tho walls. and as u
ntm progress Is being made In
wood work, aud assuming that non
~ unmarried boys Ito WHOSE i a,
esae the hnv stone work IA ore
euel' WIN fall In love and run off,
% couFthouse viii be ready "a,
~ Ne ap<ius term. ana Inc r;.a !
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