The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-02
NOTICE.


Mr.. w. H. hp"rh''
or Shreveport IL our authorized agent ior
that city, 10 whom parties desiring to adVer
tIse IN orsubscribc for rnE HERALD are re-
specially referred.
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TIE chief necessity Of the seasoll--
the handkerchief
THE clouds "played possum' yes
terday afternoon. iN tNN
''RoLL on silver moon, guide the
night editor "his way.'
ATTENTION Hook and ladder boys,
to-night! See notice.
A oEoIOaIsr has determined that
Dallas county has borax mine
Gun old friend Baird Is very tldily
"got up" anew, away up Elm street.
ADARaAIN Is offered to any one who
wishes to purchase steam saw mill.
See nd.
Is there no law against horses run
ming at large? II there Is, enforce 1t;
lfnot, enact one.
TlIs Herald Office IL indebted to Mr..
TIC. Bailey for large and luscious
watermelon. Thanks.
Col. McCALEB, editor-in-chiefof this
paper eschews his home for the pres
ent and HES Off to the Convention.
THERE Is more powder and lead, o
collarless purp! after to-day, IN II
policcman's "waxer than is dreamed
ofin YOUR philosophy.
BoMAR, of the Advance Guard,
''Solid vet and moulded in colossal
calm," ran his eye over lls yesterday
and put ont last night.
WHEN we buy sugar we are particu-
lar as to Its No. quality, and set
when tits weighed, we insist that 1t
must be in the descending scoie.
ALAMAR street man has discovered
exactly how long II takes the average
female TO say "good by' Mt the door,
after II visit. He has "timetl' 1t and
finds 1t takes just thirty-fvc minutes.
CLAFLIN, the ''heavy" New York
dry goods merchant, has representa-
tive of his house in this city, who
talks Of building storehousc, which
he intends filing with an assortment
of ladies' goods unequaled west of
New York.
AN old lady, with a basket of kit
tens, wanted n conductor on the Texas
Central road to carry the basket OH his
arm until she got to Houston, as she
was afraidif she set 1t on the floor it
would shake the kittens to DEATH
THE Reverend (?) Charles Freeman,
who was arrested In this city some
time since on various charges, and
taken back to Freestone county, has
been found guilty and sentenced to the
penitentiary.
THE Chartist Is the title of a new pa
per recently started at Paris, Lamar
county, by Fred. w. Muir, editor and
proprietor. 1t Is a weekly, large and
handsomely printed, and all that keeps
1t from being flrst-rate paper is its
Isadicalism.
THE Democratic State Convention
meets at Austin tomorrow. The dele
CATION from this county left, part OH
Sunday and the balance last night.
We have also seen several delegates
from the northern and northwestern
counties, passing through our city.
P0LLTENEss dcbars us from affirming
that Nobbs was drunk, but why did
Nobbs lavish endcarments upon an or.
namental flower-pot for moonlight
hour last night under the superstition
that II was his wife seated upon tn,
grass, with her new hat on, prodigall,
adorned with rose buds.
THE attention Of the police force |.
called to the fact that parties who oc
cupy with their wagons the vacant lo
between Jefferson and Market street,
on Elm, are III tho habit Of hitchins
their horses to the ends Of their wagons
30 that they occupy the sidewalk ant
obstruct the passage of pedestrians.
The six jealous wives who went t,
church Sunday without their husbands
wanted to know who had called durin,
their absence, and the six jealous hus
bands demanded to know who the 81.
churcll-going wives had spoken i
while away.
WHILE cleaning chamber of
revolver yesterday, q gentleman rcsid
ing near Putz's garden received tn
eee'lent~A discharge nom an ailloInin
cA}ape ne n t1Ak mouth, tcurlnp uav
Qd9<lon q hIs tuukne ana kmo = ~ = ~ y
several = ~ teeth. ~
'nT9 y. VIM, * DALLAS so,;;,,,;
wye ior . tempest yesterds
~ ~ y I'M pale " new cotton wh,