The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-07
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GRAND nights.

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THE hide season has opened.
SOME yards are little sloppish yet.
COME down from that, Mr.. Their
mometer.
A GOOD housekceper, always in the
morning, "gets up and dusts."
THE 'old log cabin" In these "dig-
glns' Is falling In with the things that
were.
ONE Of a drove Of stock driven across
the river yesterday, performed the
feat of swimming across backwards.
SPECIAL attention Is called to the
notice of Collector King. NOW is the
dry Of salvation.
DALLAS nurses dash nursery,rhymcs
with the most corpulent 0aths, when
refractory infants inspire their rage. z
A HOTEL upon some such plan AS
Palmers In Chicago, or the Southern
IN st. Louis Is on foot, and may she
soon be on foundations.
'rHE average Dallas waiter manages
to alter the shade of ut least one silk
dress per day, from the lost equipoise Of
u plate Of soup or a cup of coffee.
SLASH II down In your diary that
Charlie Briggs carried the first train
ithat Is no and the locomotive did,
through from Dallas to Shreveport.
A YOUNG lady says that Conner Il
Walkers new sign IL MS handsome ms
her lovers mustache. II that amt 1t,
we are u sinner
ScHooLB0ys should remember that
next month school commences, and
that they should ut once proceed to pad
their little pantaloons.
"My husband has just been shot In
the snoot,' wrote n Dallas lady the
other day, who was "hurried up" from
the fact that the mail was just closing,
and she couldn't think of "nose."
Ara meeting held for that purpose
yesterday the following officers Of the
Dallas City Railroad Company were
elected:
Prcsdcnt--G. n. swink,
Secretary--J. NJ. Mccoy.
Treasurer-S. j. Adams,
Crowdns, w. q. Holland, q. NJ. Swink.
OFFICER FARIs interrupted social
game OF monte In car on the Pacific
road, the other evening, by informing
the knights that that thing must come
toa stop In flash. And reaching out
his hand, he ''took in' the cards and
took oil the dealers In pictorial paste
board.
AN insurance man was seen to stop
In front of Field Brothers building,
and place finger on one of the iron
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columns and then press 1t upon his
cheek and audibly exclaim as he
walked of, carrying his head with
mitch hauteur, 'Tshaw! cheek ten
times harder, ten times harder"
SPECIAL OFFICER NEWMAN and off,
Ger Faris surprised darkey at the de-
pot night before last, with his fingers
IN sleeping brothers. pocket, and rea-
soning with constabular logic that the
only hands that had any right in that
pocket were the ones belonging to the
sleeping individual, offered to "scen
the foraging "moke" to the lookup.
And they ''saw" him.
A VERY dangerous practice is that of
boys chasing along side of the Texas
Pacific train, on Its way through the
city and holding on to car in order
10 Keep up with II. One of them tried
this Yesterday, as the train was passing
on the embankment, opposite the Scott
House, and missed his footing in some
way and fortunately, instead of being
tnrown under the wheels, rolled down
the bank.
Ara meeting Of the Dallas Lodge,
NO. l4S Of Good Templars, at the
christian Church, on Monday evening,
tue following officers were elected and
installed for the ensuing year:
n. q. Mcconnell, W. CT; Miss Fan
ME Sawyer, W. v. T.; Geo. FELTON,, w.
3; Miss Belle Swink, w. A. s.:
Miss Bessie Hutchinson, r. s.; Miss
NJ. l. Fox, L. s.; VIM. birmingham.
w. s.; DR.. Holiday, W. r.; w. A.
Bowen, w. NJ; Miss Annie Mcconnell.
w. d. NJ.
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