The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-20
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city tomorrow. The 3000ih.
NEWCOMERS complain Of the enor-
nous rents asked In this city.
TnE beauty Of Stcphcnson's new
sign commands many m ogle.
A CAR full Of young bats on the
street yesterday. A negro held IT,
THERE'S n top on Masalis " Under
woods new house. It's roof top.
HERSHEY, Of the foundry, has taken
his SHAY" to be gone for II few days
ALDERMAN YouNG has returned and
will be heard ut the next meeting of
the board, ON what he knows about ST.
Louis.
The fragrant new-mown hay was
brought In yesterday in many wagon
loads.
SONG Of the market house since the
butchers have left ; "pm lonely with
out theen
SEVERAL stationary engines for the
forests of eastern Texas are at the
Pacific depot.
MAJOR KELLER, of Mississippi, we
understand has, purchased stock IN the
street railroad.
BROTHER Anglers If we could only
get you TO feel stony enough to put up
stone foundry!
A GENTLEMAN and his wife desire
board in private family. Address
"IlERAID olllce.n
MAJOR BAYLOR offers for sale Il most
desirable residence lot ON Ross avenue.
See advertisement.
The city IL full of blackberries and
many faces and hands look as II they
had been carried through dyeing
kettle.
MAIN street is not race course.
Driving horses at break neck speed ON
our public thoroughlares should be
stopped.
ATTENTION IL called TO the notice..of
n change In firm name of the Dallas
soap manufacturing company, in to-
days paper.
PRopERrY, in the northwestern part
of the city, is rapidly advancing In val
ue.ssSome of the loveliest building sites
IN the state may be found in that part
Of the city.
COMMUNICATION between this city
and southwest Texas Is to DO improved
upon by the establishment of a four
horse coach line. The party who is to
control II says 1t will payday to run
II.
A DOG became entangled in u fishing
net on the Trinity river yesterday, and
the owner of the net had To destroy 1t |
to get the dog out. That dog must
have been mad--he, anyhow, was in
seine.
"A CHANGE has been made In the
firm of NJ. A. Hibbler Il Co., Mr.. w. |
IL. Cocker retiring, and the.business be-
ing now conducted by Messrs. NJ. A.
Hibbler and w. &. SiclSles, under the
old firm name.
A LITTLE BOY was hauled across the
Austin street railroad crossing yester-
day, in wagon drawn by yoke of
oxen. The suddenness of the pull
over, loosened the youths suspenders
and when he rose in that wagon--his
breeches, "Oh! where were theyer
GENERAL ]. j. ByRNE, connected
with the land locating department. of
the Texas and railway, and who
has his headquarters in the saddle,u
passed through our city on Thursday
night, EN- route for Marshall. He will
return to "the front" in few days.
On Wednesday evening last the Pa.
ciiic train ran over and killed hog on
the corner of Market street, and neg
lected to remove it. 1t has now be-
come offensive to that neighborhood,
and we are requested 10 ask that the
proper authority will see to Its proper
disposal.
In our notice, on Thursday, of the
various insurance companies which
are represented In THIS city by Messrs.
George w, Baylor & Guedry, by slip
Of the types, we We're made to say that {
he Glrard company, of Philadelphia,
lad cash assets of 100000. 1t should
have been over SsOO,0OO.
MIR. ALFRED FREEMAN, agent for 1
Woods church and parlor organs, has,
We learn, just sold one of these instru- I
nents 20 the Methodist church of this 4
'ity, which will be perhaps the largest
nd fullest toned organ in northern Tex
$. Thepricewas seven hundred dollars.
We believe this is the fifth organ that L
fr. Freeman has supplied to the 3
hurches in this city within year.
lie has also sold several to 70 to other :.
,wns--one at Fort Worth. NJ