The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-02
ENElldEriCLY dry.


ENnnorTIcLy dry.
THE tameless collector WINS abroad
yesterday.
THE saline prcilel at last tlckles the
palate Of the Dnllaslic,
IT will soon he time 10 run II corner
ON wood--a chimney corner
WAGON loads Of split wood ARE sell
ling In this city ut scvcnty-iivo cents
per load.
PROPERTY IN this city now IL like
the scales Of traditional justice, exactly
on balance.
THE sidewalk on the south side of
Main street IL now being continued
west of the Southern hotel,
A SUBSTANTIAL crossing hns been
built over the culvcrt ut the Junction
of Sycamore and Main streets.
THE Memphis Appeal copies our first
cotton bale item, and credits II to the
Dallas Times. We dout know him.
THE firm Of Messrs. llogel n Riddle
spread u luscious cloth daily at eleven
o'clock. Their soup IL most savory
dish, while the roast IL the choicest OF
cuts. :
WE are obliged to Deputy United
States Marshal Holland for blood
curdling novel, entitled, 'rhe st.
Louis weekly Dry Goods Reporter and
Price Current
TWENTY-FIVE cents per pound was
paid for the bale of new cotton, ship
ped from Dallas by Clark, Bryan ~
Blake, to w. B. Galbreath, cotton fac
tor, of Memphis Tennessee.
TRAVELLERS will find very choice
refreshments ut Mr.. jones', at the Cen
trail depot. Excellent coffee and
luncheon always on hand, and the
agreeable Mr.. J. to wait upon you,
The third ward public school, dis
trict No. !, commences its session on
Monday next, September It'll, at the
Greer house on Swiss avenue, east
Dallas. See notice In another column.
A VERY down-trodden looking arti-
Gle of rirt", u ten cent whisky bottle,
diabolically empty, stood on table in
n room in the HERALD building the
other day, labeled, "Mayors Office
otficial-Eagle Ford"
AS SOON as it rains, and the pedes.
trian looks down for his foot, and finds
II a half n yard under ground, it's time
that the average Dallas wagner
should Jake his stand OH the street
crossings and bandage his eyes.
a HORSE at large, yesterday, fright
ened at some bar iron which was being
hauled OH Main street, and running
iuriously up that thoroughiare, struck
and Knocked down man Just above
the market house, severely bruisinp
him.
ATTENTION is called to the notice OF
dissolution of the insurance firm OF
kerfoot u Ault, Mr.. w. Il. Ault retir.
ing from the firm. The business will
he continued under the firm name OF
j. ID. Kerfoot Il Co., as will be seen by
reference to their card in to-day's pa.
per.
DOMESTIC tattle by Tabor: Local
reporter HERALD-"Haven'tyou % sin.
gle crystal Of news, Mr.. IT, Mr. t.
"Yes, a little sensation up atmy house,
Local reporter-"Ah, indeed. Favor
me with a synopsis, Mr.. r." Mr.. IT,
"Ns a giH.n
THE Dallas boy never enters place
OF entertainment until after the per.
formance begins. Then his presence is
is established by his turning over hal
dozen chairs and trying to climb out
of the chaos by dragging himself up
by dogs tail, who at once produces a
counter-irritant by prying into the
nearest mans leg with his teeth.
Mr.. WHEAT has put down plat
form over the gutter In front of his
store, for the convenience of ladies In
stepping from and in their carriage or
buggy. But the grand inperturbabil-
ity with which loaded wagon will
make for the front of that platform
and stand there, is something that a
man only wants TO see once to make
him understand why some men have
stood IN front of The stake aud laughed
while Others have burned to char
coal