The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-27

change this morning
Edds are selling At ten cents per
dozen from country wagons
IAd1nRr has sweet potatoes ~ good
IA ever have aeen IN the market
"MEl lord Of The city treasury re-
turned from Marshall on Sunday
TnE salyinls had another rehearsal
last night. They Improve every Time
MEasla. KEENE n NICHOLS are III
receipt Of some exceptionally fine mp
Piles.
EVERYBODY proGlaima u beautiful
MerwethcFs new furniture delivery
wagon,
TnE young man with "hrnlture
pollshp IL speaking his little speech TO
our citizens.
OuR country friends hive hut three
more days TO prepare their "ilSlns' for
the barbecue.
A onIoKENIsr OF this city killed one
OF his hens on Sunday, who had
"hydrophoblc symphonic
DEAD leaves are being gathered by
gardnors In this city ason important
addition 10 mix with manure.
A DEAD shoat, lying In smelling dis
tance of tho Christian church, should
be removed before next Sunday.
A COUPLE OF gentlemen from Austin
were In the city, yesterday, for Ia"
purpose of opening business here
The authorities having heard OF the
contemplated duel, the public were
prevented from hearing the shots
ANDllt was only another lair break
that "switeh" which fell from n lady's
head ut one OF our depots, yesterday.
The rider or driver who can't run
over u pedestrian IN Dallas during the
week, considers that week IA but poor
ly spent.
A NEW restaurant has opened In the
house formerly occupied by Wolll "
Kline, second door from McConnells
hardware store.
Mr.. BATH, who was 80 great II suG
ferer In the late fire, opens IN elegant
stock OF hair over Messrs. Hamilton &
Co.'s hat store to-day.
PIERCE, Oft Cranberry Vidctte, is
spreading the virtues Of his well con
Quoted paper before our merchants.
Hood county is good county to adj
vertise In.
AN imperial boot black In this city,
addressed brother OF the black art on
Sunday rs "Me noble duke" me
noble duke replied, "Ah tits 30, my
festive earl"
SEE advertisement OF Howell q
Dismukes in to-day'spaper. The Pho
neer Rustic window shades are decld-
eddy the neatest affairs we have ever
seen, and are coming into general use
in our city.
"PsHAw," exclaimed u Dallas beauty
the other day, "In summer | have to
wear vail to hide my freckels, and in
winter j have to wear number five
shoes to keep my chilblans from hurt
ing me-"
THE Central train, due here at $40
A. NJ, was detained ten hours, yester-
day, owing to the interruption by the
change Of gague, which work was
commenced on that road between Cor
sicana and Hearne on Saturday.
ONE Of our church members got
"mellow" going to church on Sunday,
and thus spent his regular church CON
tribution. When the plate was passed
around he smiled weakly at the holder
and said mo, thank you, not any;
only want salt and water goin' back
and that won't cost notbin' !"
A GENTLEMEN living on Lamar street
found part of coat.tail hanging on
his fence on going out of his gate, yes
terday morning. 1t must have be-
longed to the fellow who tried to get
In the Lamar street mans house, the
night before, but who left as soon as
he heard pistol on the inside trying
to "get Off martial air.
In is an engaging scene to watch the
average urchin walk up to the force
pump, standing on Lamar strete, in
front of Messrs, Schneider & Davis,
and haughtily stick the nozzle of the
pipe In his mouth, by way of measure
ing its size. BY the time it is deter
mined that 1t fits, a stranger to the in
vestigating qualities of small boys,
grasps the pump handle with the en-
terprise despairing creditor will
wave his account under your nose, and
with mysterious energy pumps. This
Of course causes singular cOnsterna-
ton at the nozzle end occupi-
ed by the boys mouth, and when the
nozzle is removed, the boy looks as If
he would like TO ask If the Trinity has
habit of rising that way often.
The international Hotel.
As announced in Sundays HERALD