The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-30

sale. For terms, inquire OF
.fltGa. i.ia1 GEO. w. BAYLOR, or
3'il N .i't JAS. o. CRUrCHFIELD.
.r Dallas, Nov, %, 1873. 2iOdtf
DALLAS butchers that dance, dance
the "round' dances,
STAY laws-Those appertainlng to
corsets.
THE ALLEdAroRs put their young
ones to sleep to a--Bayou! Bayou!
n THE wagons that were from the
country, yesterday, had not as much
cotton In them and more girls.
THE Grand Jury having gone home
quite a number of other fellows have
como home.
ALL of our merchants are prcpar-
ing for an extra large stock Of Christ
mas goods
ALTHOUGH the quality Of apples
that are sold In this city are the very
best, the consequences of standing on
the pairings is about the same.
.aH THE city council met last night, the
principal business being the considera-
ton of the proposition for constructing
new calaboOse.
s,i A MICRO, In unloading bale of cot
ton yesterday afternoon, in the rear of
Messrs. Block, Jett & Co., had his
hand badly gashed with cotton hook.
Two sacks of coffee were found on
tlN wagon road short distance east
of this city yesterday, supposed 10 have
been dropped BY some freighter.
ELEVEN new signs to business houses
were put up in this city, yesterday.
Dallas merchants not only patroniae
the printer, but the painter.
THESE are times when we should all
economist. Now, to-day, by going to
church, you can save at least u half
busbel of coal ora dollars worth of
wood.
Now REMEMBER the candidate that
does the hardest praying and puts the
most money in the contribution-bo
to-day, is the one that stands the best
chance.
A COLT was born near this city, in
the early part Of the week, stripped
like zebra. 1t is ofremarkable beau
ty and the owner has been offered two
hundred dollars for it.
ONE dry goods house in this city, sold
farmer five hundred dollars worth
Of clothing and other necessaries yes
terday, which he said was to last him
for four years.
YESTERDAY was of most bland-
ishing brightness, and the ladies were
sufficiently susceptible to its seductions
so as to throng the streets most of the
day.
Ri FIVE emigrant wagons passed
through this city, yesterday, hunting
up homes in this county. They admit
ted that they were prepared to invest
ten thousand dollars any minute they
could be suitably located.
A PARTY Of gentlemen from st.
Louis are preparing a proposition to
lay before our City Council, looking to
the Smelling Of our streets by material
& of this kind from Galveston. We
question the practicability 1T.
AFTER hot chase of several squares
darkey was captured in front oil
Schneider 4 Davis establishment, last
night, by two officers, who charged
him with theft, the nature of which |
we did not ascertain.
~ Do not forget that that noble band of
men, the DallasFire Department, have
their first grand parade, ball and con-
cert on Wednesday next the Sd inst. |
The affair will be the sensation of the |
season.
WE desire to apologize for an error
In setting the festivities of the Catho-
lie concert for last night, instead OF |
next Saturday the 9th inst, upon which |
occasion The HERALD will be glad to |
congratulate the church upon the sue
cessful issue Of the festivities.
THAI well known property, the
lCy,tchdcld house, corner Main and
1soustsn streets, is offered for sale.
Sce advertisement at head Of this col
uznn. and for further information apply
to Colonel George w. Baylor or James
o. Crsitchfieid.
In consequence of horse shying OH
Main street, yesterday afternoon, near
the markethouse, therider was thrown
with some violence to the ground, and
for a moment stunned, while woman
received . light kick from the animal
at the moment Of sllying, she being
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