The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-02
Row LIS of gnld-onllon hollis.

Bow LIS of gold-Cotton hollis.
The local editor'sc cotton crop Is "fusn
rate, what there Is of it---but there amt
any of It.
THE royal road to wealth lies through
the Dallas Agricultural and Mechanics
Gift association.
"CnAwLEs were did you get those
elegant clothes 20 III won prize
from Whitaker and bought them.n
ALL THE thin girls Ia the city who
wantthe cotton bolls on our desk can
have them and no questions asked.
MEssRs. CowAN d HuaIIEs, weary
with the vicissitudes Of the excursion
lists life, returned lank and bloodless
yesterday.
LARGE returns for small Investments
in the Dallas Agricultural and Me-
chanics Gift association. Invest im-
mediately.
The Settlers Guide is the name of n
new paper, the publication of which
was started last week at Fort Worth 10y
Messrs, Lawrence, Cetti Il Brewer.
Go AND see Whitaker of the Dallas
Agricultural and Mechanics Gift asso-
citation. lie pays promptly on the nail,
and deals fairly.
AN mpretending Dallas boy, who
didn't want to go to Sunday school to-
day, bought out II green apple stand
yesterday.
COUNTY TREASURER COLES buggy
was upset in front of our office, yester-
day, by coming In contact with the
Texas Express company's wagon.
THOSE enterprising gentlemen,
Messrs. Davenport Il Love, who were
burned out at the last fire, will resume
their retail grocery business rs soou rs
their building is finished.
A FULL report of tho very elaborate
and elegant ceremonies incident to the
formal opening of Turner'S hall, which
took place on Saturday night with SO
much eclat, will appear in Tuesdays
issue.
A SUNDAY school will be organized
at the 'Tabcrnacle'' to-day Rev. Nj.
Carhart wants toilcrs, with plenty of
spiritual crow-bar and pick'ax to de-
velop the religious muscle of the young.
SEVERAL Dallas collectors slept on
their debtors door steps on the night
of the 3lst of July, SO as to be on hand
punctually on the first. None of them
were asked to breakfast, that we heard
of.
A PATTERN hat, the kind which has
been adopted for the little boys who
are to represent the future firemen of
Dallas on the 9Th of August, Is on ex-
hibition at Mcssrs. Sanger Bros.
w. n, NEWMAN, ESQ.,, general freight
and ticket agent of the Texas aud
Pacific railroad Is in the city. Mr..
Newman assures us that we may ex-
pect two hundred visitors from Shreve-
port, fifty from Jefferson and seventy
five from Marshall,
A WOMAN had to pull her husband by
his coat tail into store, on Elm street
yesterday, to buy her dress. He then
had to pull her out by her hair to keep
her from buying all the dresses in the
establishment. A case of gander and
goose pullin', both.
ATTENTION is called to the special
notice Of w. o. Diboll, headed "Oppo-
sltion Is the life of trade.n Mr.. d. pro-
poses TO furnish first-class composition
roofs for 50 50 per square. Specimens
Of his work can be seen In various
parts of the city, all of which have
given entire satisfaction.
ATTENTION Is called to the adver-
tisement of Mabry u Owen, who will
locate land certificates ON the most adj
vantageous terms. They have just re-
turned from successful locating trip,
and will start OH another in few
weeks. Office In third story of CASTOR
& Thomas bank building, north side
of public square
A MINISTER OF this city was proud to
see a certain rich man throw sympa-
thetic eye upon the Emission box.r
and still prouder to see him write some
thing on piece Of paper and deposit
It In that box. Ho was not so proud,