The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-29
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will you haVe9
A STEADY increase In the receipla Of
cotton daily.
BELLOWS OF dust were rolled over
Dallas yesterday.
pnE Mol<lnneyltes will attend the
barbecue IN a body,
BRornER GEEHs, Of the Denton Mon'
itor will remain over 10 the barbecue
OFFICER BAILEY killed, what several
east endera called, mad dog yesIer'
day,
TN soree Of the Merry Few society
last evening NJ Good 'fcmplars hall
was u brilliant affair,
ROAST turkey TO satisfy everybody nl
the Merchants lGSehauge to-day NJ
1890 10 Il o'clock,
Tm planters Of Dallas county are
"delightcd 20 DEATH NJ the splendid
second growth Of their cotton crop
WE regret to learn Of the indisposl'
ton Of Captain Adams, Of the banking
firm Of Mcssrs, Adams 4 Leonard,
TAKE the street ears, discmbarS At
Sycamore street, aud three blocks
north viii brlng you 20 the barbecue
grounds,
a LADY who got or tbs Central
train, yesterday, In this city had u
dozen maltese cats amidst her baud
boxes,
a HORSE ridden at II rapid rate
though eNst Dallas yesterday after
noon, struck some obstruction, and fall
Ing, broke his leg
THE mayor calls for the chairman Of
the different barbecue committees 10
meet ut Adams " LconOrd's bank to-
day, ut twelve o'clock.
MAJOR Bon DoNNELL formerly n
well-known landlord along the liuc of
the Central roud, was registered at the
International yesterday,
A WILCOX & GIBBS sewing machine,
but little used, and which cost one
hundred ~ the factory, can be had at
n bargain by applying at the HERALD
Office.
PASSENGERS on the Central road
pass through Dallas complimentiug
Tom Atkesson's hotel ut Plano in u
manner that would make US feet aw-
fully stuck up.
STRANGERS and visitors in the city
should not fail to be ON hand at Booths
auction sale of real estate, Sale to Toe
on the ground. Commence at eleven
O'Clock sharp, Saturday, October 3lsh
YOUNG men who could eat their
sweethhearts will find an excellent OPP
portunity to serve them up for the bar
becue tomorrow, and let their friends
taste them rs well.
WE were much pleased to form the
acquaintance, yesterday, of Henry NJ,
Marchant, Esq, of the extensive hat
and fur house of Henry w. Dur
zee, of New York.
In one of the Central railroad
coaches, of the train going north, yes
terday morning, there were eighteen
commercial Travellers" out of It's
twenty occupants.
JOE Bo0TH will sell, without reserve,
an Saturday next, Slst instant, twenty
six beautiful residence lots. on easy
terms, Lots front on Bryan, Burlord,
Good San Jacinto, Ross avenue and
Cottage Lane streets.
THE small boys of Dallas have wear
led at drawing indelcate pictures on
the sides of houses, and have entered
into the occupation of chipping Off the
corners of houses.
ONE of the brag blocks in the city
will be the one on Elm street, betwe,
Austin and Market, on the sight of the
burnt district, as soon as the portion
burnt over is rebuilt
OUR genial and enterprsng citizen
w. Nj. Mcclure, representing the i'm,
porting and jobbing house of Messrs.
Mack, Stadler d Co., of Cincinnati re.
turned from a successful drumming
tour yesterday.
The jim jams, or the dam jims, |
tackled man on east Elm street, YES.
terday, and his spiral movements in one
spot led people at Assistance to mistake
him for well anger making subter-
anean penetration for water.
A PASSENGER in the sleeping coach
of the Central train, which passed north |
yesterday, attempted, in u somnolent
state, the night before, to walk oil the |
train, but was prevented by the for
tunate discovery of the porter.
a GENTLEMAN who came into Dali
las yesterday, from eastern Texas, re-
ports passing, within two miles of this
city, forty-two new farm houses just
erected by farmers, who have recently
settled in this county.
THE ball given by the Turner's of
this city, on Tuesday evening, at Odd
Fellows hall, was one of respondent
gayety. The speeches of Henry Boil
and Judge Good, upon the occasion,
were elegant efforts.
LET us welcome our distinguished
visitors to the grand state barbecue, on
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