The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-01
MEssRs. OWENS n BOOTH viii be In
their new house on the 18th.

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their new house on the 18th.
Try YOUR luck ut the Dallas Agri-
cultural and Mechanics Cit associa-
ton.
BABcooK, OF the Vandalia line, left
on u business trip TO eastern Texas
yesterday.
WHEN man can't say anything
else In this city, MS his fond delight to
say 'passcl"
The Dallas Agricultural and Me-
chanics' GIFT association, Main street,
draws each day. NJ II and 7 +. N.
THE CHANGERS held II grand picnic
near Richardson, twelve miles north
Of this city, yesterday. Several of or
citizens participated.
Nix. HAMAI, of that superior butcher
firm of Messrs. Hamm u Polser, has
returned from st. Louis.
Go TO Whitaker ~ Wllknson's ON
Main street, and invest in the Dallas
Agricultural and Mechanics Gift ASSOC
citation.
GENERAL PHELPS, of Springfield,
Missouri, who has been visiting our
city for several days past, left last even
ing for his home.
FIREMEN are reminded that nm cleo
ton for officers takes place tonight.
All members are requested to he
present.
ITs our business to sec things. Seat
ed at our office window yesterday, we
saw a young lady in her room, three
blocks of, add seven more papers to
her hustle.
AMOUR eight hundred dollars in
money has been raised to fund the
expenses of our coming guests on the
9th OF August.
Ed. 4. BAsyE, ESQ, superintendent
ofthe Telegraph institute, hasreturned
home after protracted absence. We
are pleased to see him looking 80 well.
A MAN fell from n two-story house,
under construction on east Elm street,
yesterday afternoon, aud although he
struck on his back he complained of
no injuries.
We HEAR much complaint from
parties residing on east Main street,
relative to the cleansing of sinks in
that neighborhOod by not very careful
occupants ofpremises.
ACCEPrANcEs of invitations to the
grand celebration on the 9Th have
been received from the following cities:
Shreveport, Marshall, Jefferson, Waco,
Austin, Fort Worth, Calvert, Bryan,
Weatherford and Houston.
a YOUNG man about seventeen years
of age tried to secrete himself on the
hind truck of the rear passenger coach
of the north bound express, ON the
Central road, yesterday morning but
was discovered and so lost free ride
to Denison.
A MAN followed another man, who
had trodden OH his corns In street
car, in this city yesterday, and when
near Messrs. Grove 4 Watts mill took
his revenge out on his "corn sheller'
by throwing a pound of half melted
lard on his clothes.
We return thanks to Mr. VIM. Ham
ilton for copy of the Glasgow Scot
land weekly Herald, which, IL its re-
port of the weather can he relied up.
on, shows an differentiation of heat
IN that city, on the sth of July, which
indicated by thermometrical register
1922 In the sun.
A LARGE New Foundland dog that
has been missing for several days on
the premises of Mr.. Nelson, living
northwest Of this city, was found dead
yesterday IN the loft of Mr.. Ms barn. |
AS there has been no communication
with the loft by any means for several
weeks, It is something Of mystery
how 1t got up there.
AN attempt was made on Thursday |
night to effect an entrance through a
window Of a dwelling In east Dallas,
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