The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-30
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THE furniture auction to-day ut 10
A. NJ, sharp.
"BuoKIi0RN CORNER Is one of our
new corners.
A DALLAS milliner IL about'to intro
duce, for ladies hats, the "comet
plume.n
Go HEAR Goslin's voice Mt A. NJ.
Friends nution to-day.
ALL the piety left our city on the dc
parture of the delegates to the Fort
Worth convention.
II you are not punctual to-day at 10
A. NJ, at the furniture action, you will
miss bargains.
THE Elm street Presbyterian church
was stepping her new bell yesterday.
THE runaway on Elm street yester-
day afternoon, come TO u conclusion
near the court house, without damage
10 horses OF wagon.
ALL goods left in the furniture line
must be sold to-day. Lease expires on
store tomorrow The furniture will
go at any price.
A BIRD with plumage entirely green
and u throat like n mocking bird, so
far rs It's music was concerned, was IN
object of interest on the top Of the en-
CINE house, for few minutes yester-
day.
REMEMBER Goslin, the auctioneer,
Mt A. M. Friends, will speak to-day,
corner of Lamar aud Austin streets.
ONE of the driving wheels of engine
No. q, of the Pacific road, was off the
track near the transfer house, yester-
day afternoon. Deft handling of the
iron "ribbons " got IL on again in II
little while.
AII.who want furniture cheap should
attend the auction to-day ut 10 A. NJ.
Goslin will sell all the furniture left on
hand.
AN individual was seen chewing
whip ends in front of one of our har-
ness stores, yesterday, and on being
asked what he was doing that for, said
that he couldn't buy bread land had fell
back on crackers.
OUR colored population want freed
mans saving bank. We know lots of
fellows who'd like TO be its cashier and
hold roll of fifty dollar bills near
enough to their pockets to cure those
receptacles of the gaps.
ATTENTION Is called to the card of
the Washington house, corner of Mar
ket and Wood streets--a new house,
newly furnished, with good rooms,
clean beds and the best of fare--just
opened by Jacob Grossman. Prices
low. Give him call.
DON'T forget the closing out auction
sale of furniture, to-day, Mt Goslin's
old stand, corner of Main and Lamar
streets, opposite the Herald office.
Every article of furniture left on hand
from the late stock will be sold without
reserve, and then all the attention
of Mr.. Friend and his assistants will
be devoted to "China Hail." where
can be found the handsomest stock of
crockery, glass and earthenware to be
found In the state.
PARTIES residing In the neighbour
hood of HARDWOOD street, complain of u
whirlwind which passed over that
part of the city, on Monday evening,
which roared Ikea "devouring lion, y or
some other refined animal, and chang
ed the locality of hen coops, and emf.
grated feeble out-houses, and found new
owners for skillets aud bread pans
which had been set out in the yards to
breathe the evening air and played hob
generally.
OUR very agreeable and persevering
assessor and collector, Tom Keeton,
Esq, leaves to-day to he absent for sew
eral weeks The first three lines, when
read, we know, will occasion shrieks
Of joy upon the part of delinquent city
tax payers, but when they read further
ON, and learn that Dr. King will pur-
she the chase temporarily abandoned
by our comely-maunered friend. the