The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-30
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w. II, Us POETRY don't quite run
the gauntlet. Try some other theme.
WAGONS aud horses ARE offered for
sale, por advertisement, In another
column.
ATTENTION Is called to tho adver-
tIsement headed "Sohool Teachers" In
to-day's paper
Dr.. j. w. CALDER, president Of the
Dalas and Wichita road, has, we are
glad TO see, again returned.
BUILDING cages to tame young mock
Ing birds has reached business In this
city which Ia not to be nlockcd at.
SEE advertisement of Mrs. Frances
A. Lacy, giving notice Of the loss of u
certain note due and payable to her
SANDEi's gift concert has opened an
agency, next door to Blohm's on Main
street, first door below tho corner of
Jefferson street.
A WILD cat has had It's blood toned
down by some boys In this city, unlll
It Is tractable enough TO hitch to n
wagon and patiently draw IL.
SARAH ANN MARIA IlorsEY WATTS
Is her name, and she can outwash any
other angel of the clothes tub In this
city. She said SO Saturday, on Pacific
avenue.
A PIECE of lobster was found by n
hungry darkey, yesterday, In the burnt
district, and he straight way sat down
In the ruins and devourcd 1t. Peace
to that Holsters ashes.
SEE advertisement "To Druggists
In to-day's representation wanted by
an experienced drug clerk, who Is II
good prescriptionist aud n licentiate
of Apothecarles hall, London.
A GENTLEMAN by the name of Webb,
fell down the stairs leading from the
court room to the main entrance, yes
terday, and threw his arm out of place
where IL articulates Mt the elbow.
In will be seen by special notice, in
to.day's paper, that the ladies Aid and
Benevolent society, Of st. Matthew's
parish, will meet tomorrow (Wednes-
day. afternoon at half past five o'clock,
DIR. G. w. IANEY, surgeon dentist,
Is located at the Southern hotel, Main
street, where he is prepared to do all
work IN the dental line by the most
improved treatment See his adver-
tisement In to-day's paper,
ABOUT the hardest praying done by
any single church attendant on Sun
day, was that which was poured forth
by the party who prayed for the man
who had under advisement the pur-
chase of lot from him on Monday.
THERE Is poor, sick negro girl ~
ing in house on Live Oak street, near
the Central road, unattended or pro-
vided for, save by one or two citizens
In that neighborhood. The city au-
thorities should look into the matter
A WRESTLING match took place at
the west end OF Elm street yesterday,
and the contestants finally grappled,
aud both falling, neither would let 20
until they both had rolled from the
top of the street into the Trinity river.
A PAIR of game cocks, for which the
owner, Mr.. Rice, paid one hundred
dollars, succeeded in reaching each
other yesterday, Notwithstanding, they
had been securely separated, and they
fought 1t out on their line until they
were both quite eXtinguished. Gone,
one hundred dollars worth ofchickens.
ONE. of the sleepers on that distin-
guished Lamar street common, was
hooked bya COW on Sunday night,
who found him occupying her chunk"
When he woke up and found himself
spinning on the horn of the brute, his
first thought was that some one was
making him useful by hanging him on
church spire for weather cock, and
that wind storm had struck him.
A RoULEAU of paper was picked up
on the platform of the Central depot
yesterday morning, and found to con.
tain diamond of considerable size
The loser put in an appearance in lit
tlewhile afterwards, having discovered
his loss, and said that he had made
the mistake of throwing away the
paper containing the diamond instead
OF the paper which contained fine cut
tobacco, of which he had Just taken
the last chew.
Ware indebted to Messrs. Balmer
\ Weber, music publishers, 20O North
Fifth street. st. Louis, Missouri, for the
following new music: "Texas Galop.n
composed and dedicated to Ed. +. Sis
son, general southern passenger agent
Iron Mountain route, by Charles
Drumheller; ''Love on u (unabridged)
Bridge" song and dance, by l.. A. Nuss.
baum: mot Married Yet" song, by
Horatio +. Hewett; '4nfant Mystics,'
waltz, by Mrs. r. w. Mayrant; "Cap-
tain Boots" words from Hearth and
Home, music by X. L. Doubt.
The same gentlemen send us an Illus
trated catalogue Of piano fortes manu-
featured by Chickering & Sons, Boston
and New York. This is large and