The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-28
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OLD papers tor SAFE " TINS OHce'
MUD DAUBERs, so we are.
MAYOR LONG now sees Austin as
she is.
THE map agent has arrived. We
arc out!
"FoRTY-sIX" brought the railroad
nabobs In.
The NEW Frank-ing privilege-To
vote for Frank.
MuD-PIEs are offered by our small
boys, dirt cheap,
OUR theatrical report must per force
be contented to appear tomorrow.
THE sun came out of its cloud bath
yesterday FURNISHED like globe of silver,
CUTLER, the to-be sovereign of the
to.be Commercial, returned like man last
night
It's decided that the Monday MORN
Ing fire was arsen. Now for the arsonic
man
SEE advertisement of 100000 brick
for sale. Apply to Stemmons Il Morris, west
side Of court square.
BABCocK, the "Go Eastn man,
thought he'd go TO Houston yesterday, and
thought not in vain.
DIR. SwINDELLs, of Lancaster, after
pleasing his friends by another sight Of his
m art,a Al fan nal
IT is said that Mr.. Holland will
carry the German vote; on the principle, we
suppose, that the Dutch will stand up for
Holland. Yaw yaw
THE accommodation train on the
Pacific road came In Monday night on the
new schedule time, TO q second.
COLONEL RANKIN, general superin-
tendent of the Arctic Ice company, eoldly
left us for the north last evening.
LITTLE boys of the lyrical twist, sit
on the steps of tho Episcopal church, and
gazing on the "rolling deep" in front Of them,
slug "A life on the ocean wave" etc.
The Pacific road took Off several car
loads of cattle yesterday. AS is usually the
case with Texas travellers, they took their
horns along with them.
The FIRE Monday morning SO
alarmed gentleman in this city that he
Immediately took out policies on his possess
sions down to his dog kennel and chicken
coop.
THE District court meets next Mon
day. The "court" that is held in private res.
licences Is not particular rs to the days of the
week or the chronology Of the month, for Its
meetings. WtpH t-
PICTURE pedlars are offering for sale
In this city, daubs that look like somebody
mad kicked a pot Of mixed paint over yell
low handkerchief that had been used for a
month. by a man with very bad cold.
SEXTON at the door of Dallas
church to milk vender, who hesltates a
moment on the steps "My friend, here you
can get the pure theological milk; there Is
NO water In 1t. Come inr' rv
"A YOUNG lady in this city has a lover
by the name Of virginius, and remembering
the fate Of vessel of that name, she insists
that before she marries him that he will
show her that he can dive to the bottom OF
the Trinity and come up again.
THOSE successful young architects OF
our city, Messrs. Boist & Ryan, have com.
pleted diagram Of a palatial hotel which Is
soon to be erected In this city under the au.
spices OF stock company, with capital OF
nfty thousand dollars. watah, aw, milk
toast, aw!
A BOX containing ten pounds of pow
der was found buried under saloon In the
eastern part of this city yesterday, with O
"train" extending two hundred feet from the
building. The. intention evidently was tc
blow up that "cradle Of liberty"
''LEr her snort, stranger was the
request Of a mother short distance east O
this city, yesterday, TO gentleman who wal
about TO stop and inquire OF young lady
about eighteen years OF age, what she wa
crying about, "Let her snort; she biles M
this way often, but she'll soon blow orr
OUR ecclesiastical editor.in-chief called n
the HERALD Office while In Dallas. and Mr.
Bartholow, the dashing local editor, SAYS h
just did have time 70 hide his Z little brow
jug, and that was ALL. Why didn't you asl
lWeatherford Signet.
My dear fellow, there are times when tha
familiar earthenware gets empty, That wa
one Of" those times.
Tim, nallaa countv farmara sax, Al.