The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-27
JUNE apples,

PREPARING TO spread-spread eagle
speeches.
TuE moons full, hut she carries her
self straight.
EVERY factory IL worth to Dallas as
much NJ one raIlroad,
THE grains Of corn this year are no.
tlceably Ia rger than for many years
past.
MEssRs. MARsALIs q UNDERWOOD
have sole-ful thanks for putting down
good sidewalk In front of their new
house.
IsTHERE no law against the whole
sale slaughter of doves? We notice
parties on the street daily with strings
of dozens of these birds.
IL the coming comet should hit this
earth the congressional convention vii!
bc delayed and marriages set for the
coming fall will be postponed,
WE have had great many parties
to inquire If Officer Hudson has seen
the various mud holes indented in
sundry places In our streets.
IL there Is any kind Of weather n
Dallas beauty loves It IL such day ~
yesterday. The stirring breeze draws
attention to her long lashes.
SEVERAL hundred barrels of salt, OF
better quality than the sack salt, and
US cheap, were received the other day
by Messrs. Keene ~ Nichols.
The Dallas county bank have round
ed Off their corner by startlnga plank
sidewalk down Lamar street Now
we bank on you on the sidewalk qucs-
ton.
THE assurance with which bald
headed man, In this city, can 20 home
ut twelve o'clock ut night is not 50 per-
ceptible on u man with full capillary
growth.
AN excursion, to be made up of those
who desire to go TO ST. Louis and be
present NJ the opening Of the "Grcat
Bridge" is ngitated. If the railroads
will do the liberal, II can be done.
THERE Is u young man In this city
who, If he does not conduct himself
more circumspect, will have, after his
death, no one to tell, more exactly,
how he was raised in life, but the hang
man.
A YOUNG gentleman, by the name of
William Foster, seeing little child,
unattended, running towards the deep
culvert by the market house, sprang
out of street car and saved the unsus-
plcious little one from probable fatal
nall, by catching 1t just rs it had
reached the retaining wall. Another
relief Bill.
THAT prlncely gentleman, Mr.. n.
Antoine, has Key West turtle weigh
ing three hundred and twenty-eight
pounds. He is big enough to be u re
lation to that turtle which was caught
at Pensacola, one leg Of which is said
to have fed whole regiment of sol
diers for II month.
HE looked as If he hadn't been in
very long, but he walked stealthily
about the court house yard with his
head one moment bowed, and the next
1t would fly up, while his eyes took in
the court house building. Many sighed
to see such open contemplation; others
felt a great anguish, less reason was
fleeing from that noble head, and
some were painfully watching for a
disclosure Of what had disagreed with
him at breakfast. Suspense was not
long. Eventually leaning up against
one of the trees, he swept his eye over
the building for the hundredth time,
and broke forth in this liquid strain:
"Darnation, that haint stone after all;
Its nothin' but casteel soap ~
WILLIAM b. PARKER's Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu has never been
introduced into any district in which
1t did not at once, by Its intrinsic mer-
its, assert Its claims to public favor.
Wherever 1t has been offered for sale
the demand for 1t has rapidly increased.
Try a bottle, and you will soon see the
reason for this. For sale by all drug
gists, everywhere.