The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-30
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MORE business houses are demanded
SEE advertisement of hands wanted,
THE junction bakery building will
not phunx.
HAVE you seen Ludwie's mid air
advertisements
HOLD on to your ashes. A soap fac
tory is getting ready,
THEY are policing it, Geographically
TO Adams Il Ieonards bank.
THE Bonham News is TO be enlarged
next month to an eight column paper,
THE Texas Pacific pay car was in
yesterday and PANIED out angelc0ly"
SEE dissolution notice of the firm of
shattuck, phares & Co, In this days paper,
DALLAS has but three bull dogs, aud
they are rs white as Lord Dundrcary's shirt,
GoUZE, the burnt-out baker goes to
the brick building next TO Antoine's saloon.
Two gentlemen Of capital, residents
OF NavNsota, are in the city, perhaps to re-
MAN.
SEE new advertisement of the Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas Railway In to.days
HERALD.
Who dumped that trash next to the
Christian church? \ nice dumping he is,
To be sure,
How she switches. The Texas pacif-
ic Is putting down third one from Lamar
street west.
THE NEWS estimates that funnin
county produced ten thousand bales Of cot
ton last year.
SEVERAL Corsicanians are visiting
our city. What is the necessity of your re.
turning, gentlemen?
ATTENTION is called to the card of
DR.. n. Ketchum, Office on Elm street, East
Dallas, in to-day's paper
THE pay roll ofthe Texas Pacific, for
the section in which this city Is included,
was about two thousand dollars.
MEsSRS. HILL, SHIELDS & Go. have
a"wild one" In for to morrow. Look out for
il big sacrifice when their bell rings!
THEY give team up for goue, that
IL adventurous enough TO attempt to pass
Professor Scales school house Bottomless
mud
A WAGON loaded with shingles up
set in crossing from Elm 10 Main street, yes.
terday, and several dollars worth Of shingles
were destroyed.
THERE is young lady in this city
famous Billy Burton, the actor, who died in
New York in 1860.
The CRISP TROUPE, consisting of our
Jessie and Cecilia, Mr.. $. NJ. Drake, Brcen
and W. II. Smith, were performing at Bon
ham last week. They are to visit Paris,
GAINESVILLE, Little Rock, etc.
The office of the Western Union
Telegraph company was removed yesterday
ID the secoad story OF the handsome lew
banking building Of Adams < Leonard. cor
ner OF Austin and Elm streets.
A WEALTHY old bach arrived in
this city yesterday, who had taken flight
from Vermont, to avoid the Vaccinations OF
pretty niece, who had caJolcd him out
of twenty thousand dollars in sixty days
A HOG pulled babe out Of the door
ofa shanty, near the street railroad office.
yesterday, and was about to reduce the baby
crop by one, when the mother hearing its
10, q 10.
Hquall.
FROM one of the ear windows of the
$50 express on the Central road, yesterday
morning, n gentleman of thi. city was hand.
ell By lady, closely veilcd a small box. ON
opening II he found magnificent gold
watch and chain, valued at three hundred
dollars, and card, upon which was written,
"from grateful friend.r He says its mys-
terry.
INSTEAD Of coming down to brass
tacks himself we regret TO learn that Mr..
Keaten, the very efficient clerk Of the firni.
ture house OF Mr.. Wile's, suffe,cd yesterday
from some brass tacks Of u very large size,
coming down TO him from the top of the steps
leading to the second story of his store, and
striking his face near the left eye, inflicted a
very painful wound.
The power of the female lung is well
shown in the fact that some eight weeks ago,
= wife In this city sent policeman 10 lind
out what absented her tardy lord. lie found
out. Hetold her. That husband says that
TO this day his wife is as lively in converse
ton upon that subject as she was the night
she Information that she sought, was laid
before her by TINT policeman.
A BALE of cotton, the seed of which
was planted by boy, which was picked by
a. boy, which was gnned by a boy, which
was bailed bya boy, which was brought tS
market by a boy, was sold by a boy In thi
city, yesterday tnow its the same boy all tn
way through, and that BOY was oply eleve,