The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-20
Tnr coming dance--tho poLlker.

TIE coming dance--tho po(Dkcr.
FAus Nichols has been reinstated
on the police force.
WAGON loads of fodder are offered
for sale on our streets.
THE home without n mocklng bird
cage In this city Is in ocular demand.
A BRICK LAYER, in this city, is said
to mix his mortar with pitcher OF lee
water.
The Lone Star oil and lamp COM
pany have an important notice In an
other column.
MASTER MECHANIC Nipple, of the
Pacific road was, in the city yester-
day.
DR.. KELLER, of the street railroad,
left for Mckinney yesterday. Doctor,
hurry back,
ALL hack drivers in this city will
hereafter have their rate of charges
posted In their hacks.
A MOST excellent and sumptuous
meal Is set at the Lone Star restaurant
for twenty-five cents. Try 1t.
A GENTLEMAN living u mile and II
halfeast of this city has planted two
hundred chestnut trees on his place,
CHARLEY DENT is experimenting
the clothing of the old street cars in II
new dress, and notwithstanding them.
EVERYBODY is canvassing the pleas
ure II will give them to sit under the
canvas of the Great Southern circus.
A DROVE of horses passed through
this city, yesterday, driven by several
Mexicans. They were bound for Red
river.
COLONEL NICHOLS, of the substan-
tal firm of Messrs. Keene * Nichols,
produce commission merchants of this
city, left this morning for the north.
FRANK WHITE, the old grenadier at
Friends, is still "setting up those
Incompatible drinks. Frank is u ia
vorlte with us all.
"PERcY," correspondent of the st.
Louis Times, is putting nib on his
pen at the Exchange, for our city's
good.
On receiving the news of the early
arrival of the circus In this city, it is
said there was great commotion in the
.darkey camp-meeting.
IT'S about time this one lone star
would get a slight repose Everything
In this city, from wash basin to a
petticoat, is called clone star"
A MARRIED man of this city paid
fifty cents for a broom for his wife, and
the first use she put it to on his arrival
home was to break the handle over his
back.
A DRIVER of an express wagon, in
backing against sidewalk on Elm
street, yesterday, came near running
overa little boy playing In the gutter.
The child was Knocked over by the
wheel, and received some bruises.
iTHF residence of Mr.. Randall, on
Main street, one Of the oldest Gland
marks" in this city, is being dlsmant-
led to give place to II fine store house
to be built by that splendid firm.
ANTorNE's king Of turtles went down
the threats of half our citizens, yester-
day, In the shape of soup. or course ii
was unspeakally delicious. The gen.
tlemanly proprietor has our thanks for
apiece Of his turtle highness.
WHEN dry goods men can't get stores
In the first story of buildings, why
don't they take the second or third
ones. The average female would 60 to
the top of the tower ofBabel to get her
"calico," and her husband would he
bound to go ifshe sent him.
ATTENTION is called to the special
notice-a letter addressed u y. o. Di-
ball by w. s. Jones, OF Nashville, Ten
nessee, denying that he gave GER
tiilcate In regard to durability Of slate
roofing, as advertised by cotempo-
rary.
A BABE sprang from its mothers
arms as she was stepping off of the
platform Of the Central train, yesterday
morning, at the depot, aud but for the
timely assistancc OF a gentleman stand
Ing BY, II would have fallen between
the platform aud probably received
fatal injuries. !