The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-21
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ar Film Street.
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MUTCHINs.
Town Lots for sale.
Twelve lots (ono block) on the principal
business street Of the town OF Iiutchins, on
tho Central kIiallroad, In Dallas county, for
sale nj low prices Apply To
JOHN W.swINDELLs,
,vi5ltf Herald Office.
THE cloud sprinkler was out yester-
day.
THE Convention dip has smoked
out.
Mr.. +. NJ. CAMpBELI. Is the Street
Superintendents very efficient lleuten-
mt.
TRACY was the passenger aboard that
was left behind, rs IN Irishman once
observed.
s. d. Wood, Of the Tyler Index, was
one Of the venerable visitors to the
HERALD Office, yesterday.
Mrs. JULIA A. GILLESPIE, wife Of
Colonel &. G. Gillespie, Of Houston,
died In that city Oh Monday last.
c. q. yoaIE, of the Texas German
Gazette, tolls with his pencil for ode
deitch combany" Of that paper.
DEFoNTAIN, chief Of bill stickcrs
and knight OF the -four paste, "whacked
up the Galveston News campaign
posters.
BROTHER THOMAS, Of the Mckinney
Messenger, is the nominee for Comp
troller. win the Messenger be Ell
larged, Brother T.?
THE Galveston Evening Star Cadet
Band conplimented the Herald office
with several very artistically executed
and beautiful airs. Thank you.
Bon TAyLoR's tomahawk WINS awful
dull or wasn't ''wnR cent" as the
Democracy dressed their hair as usual
this morning and not strand was
missing.
~. BARTON, the New Orleans Plea
yune's raider, got in yesterday u few
hours after the sun got up. Barton is
three-fourths Of the backbone Of the
Plea, une.
Our two friends, Tom Dorwin, Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,
and Charles Babcock, of the Vandalia
line, left us on Tuesday for Southern
Texas.
SEVERAL strangers, drawn to our
city by the Radical Exhibition, Circus
or Menagerie, have been so captivated
by our magical progressiveness, that
many Of them will remain and others
return.
J. II. BAKER, who pluckcd the flow
or safely, the Mercury, from the nettle
danger, the Union, guided the proceed
ings Of the Convention for his paper
out Of their Cretan labyrinth, with two
quick ears and photographic notes.
THE Pacific train went out Tuesday
morning with "make up" Of entirely
new coaches, nom the Dayton, Ohio,
Car Works. These coaches are pro-
vidcd with the air brake and other
improvements. The extremely afiable
Captain Gilman in charge.
If you havn't any change about you
when the contribution plate is passed
at church rtle benefit Of the heather,
We viii just say here that it wiz do Az
well to substitute a note, encouraging
the HIS not TO swear, If they are
Crowded. any by the missionary.
Our old-tlme friend, George T. Has
well, Of Bryan, called on us yesterday.
He Is as joyous and hearty asever, and
expressed his surprise ut the rapid
growth our city had made since his
last visit He will be In the city sew
eral days, and goes hence to Fort
Worth, Shreveport, etc.
ATTENTION Is called 70 the advertise
ment Of Miss Lizsy McGec, who offers
her services to the citizens Of Dallas az
teacher Of vocal and instrumental
music and French. Miss McGee, as a
teacher, has the reputation OF being un-
excellel, and we hope to see her well
patronixcd by our city.
A. L. DARNALL, Esq, one of the
clearest gentlemen In the State Of
Texas and editor Of the Sherman Pa
triot, came down to see how the cat
jumped. That hair on the top Of your
head 10 mighty thin, d., for man of
your years. Do You wear your hat too
much, OF are you---marrled?
GESERAL JOHN r. BAYLOR, Of San
Antonio, was In the city on Tuesday,
and called upon VA. We regret our alb
scnce. General B. Is well known in
his section Of the State, and partictl-
lnrly on our frontier, and Is promI-
nently spoken Of as a probable candi-
date before the Democratic Convention
lor Qovernor.
a NJ. nuoKRHorp, who has been
stopping q the COMMERCIAL, started
North yesterday, leaving between
elkht and nine thousand dollars ii
money and drafts under the pillow o
the BED n VIlIrh be slept while eues
of thh hoete. y was discovered by tn
honsekeeIe< md Laantled n the pronrI