The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-07
No cLoupe Aihoyl


MILLER, the elegant Austin street
barber, Is open to-day.
SHEnFF BARELEy viii return ON
Monday. Good news, TINT.
AND now we should have fire
bell. That we ring in your cars.
OdEE ROOFS, for outbuildings, seem
TO take very badly in our city now,
How about an enlargement of the
city police force? It's grleyously
needed.
ANOTHER dance hall, to he called
the Odeon, is said 10 be almost on IL
organic feet.
TuE stalls in the market house will
he rented on the 18th instant, IA pei
notice In another column.
THERE is house in this city Will
twenty rooms in IT, each with 1
"stoop," How stopped
THE white plaster coating of the cell.
lug, over the west staircase oftho court
house, is eXIollating, ScoIy, that
You can "worshlp God according TO
your own conscience to-day, rs the
various religious denominations will
hold services.
WHOSE vandalism Is that to be
smlrching white fence pailing with
frlghtlul swashes Of black paint? Buck
shot do your duty!
a KEY with tag marked for room
No. 35, on one side, and -. and NJ on
the opposite, may be had by applying
at this office.
LAMAR street about midnight, Seems
to be open TO general target shooting
from the number Of pistol and gun dis
charges up there Police pollee!,
Tine "Big Red Hat store proclaims
another new and tempting invoice
yesterday. Behold it In another col
umn.
THE peach trees are losing their hall
matured fruit in this city, for the want
of rain. Tho peaches begin to look
like an ounce of squeezed putty.
TODAY Dallas man will move
slowly, but surely, on his regular Sun
day foaming 6reastworks, Of twenty
glasses of beer. Swi swi
THE owner of several blooded mill;
cows, in this city, Processes that one OF
them yields him pure cream. That,
the cream of attenuated veracity.
THE Elm street tonsorial Prince
Wilson, of the elegant Eureka viii
giveyou one of his classic chin dress
ings this morning. Call over before
you so to church.
COLONEL DENT, superintendent ofthe
street railroad, was taken suddenly
sick, yesterday morning, but we are
glad to say was much better ny even
ing.
TWO STEADY workmen can obtain
employment ut Douglas Brothers
merchant tailoring establishment, on
Lamar street, Herald block. See ad.
vertiscment.
Two HORSES tied to u wagon on La
mar street ruined forty dollars worth
cfdry goods, yesterday, which was ~
ing in the wagon, by nibbling it to
pieces.
MIR. III. SMEpE, president of the
Swiss Glee club, requests us to say that
the club will not give concert at the
Beer gardens this morning, as adver-
tised ty hand bills.
A FINE horse, which was driven to
this city yesterday, and valued at three
hundred dollars, died in about two
hours after 1t arrived, by drinking too
much water while over-heated,
ALL the entrance openings to the court
house were closed yesterday, excepting
the north door. The attempt of sew
eral of the prisoners Mt work in the
court yard to make these passage ways
avenues of escape, was what afflicted
Priscilla.
ST JoHN's lodge, Il. and a. NJ, will
celebrate the 24th of June (St. Johns
day. by picnic at the fair grounds,
near Mckinney. Colonel John c.
Mccoy, of this city, has been invited
90 address the fraternity on this oeca-
sion.
FORT WORTH will please scream,
howl and hoop la, as Captain n. r.
Olcott and Major Washburne are in
this city, and will make u break west
ward with the Texas Pacific road on
Monday only about six miles out
though, ifyou haven't howled yet.
BILL WASH, a negro living on Aus
tin street, Is said to have jumped from
a second story window of house ON
the alarm of fire last night, and made
a prodigious indentation in che ground.
But Wash Is billed for church this
morning and the ground will probably
grow back.
a yEARIING, who was practlcing a
butting yesterday on felled tree on
the river bank, ut the foot of Cochran
street. punched one of its eyes out.
One would think that 1.-TWO hornsv at