The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-05


Dallas. Nov. ~. lSi8. 2iddtf
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FoR n fellew half seas over, we would
suggest u cork hat.
MEasRs. CuMMINs a. DUNCAN have
for sale desirable residence, per advor-
tisemeht.
MEssRs. SCHNEIDER & DAVIS offer
two fine Office rooms for rent. Sec adj
vertlsemen.
A JAcKAss occupied, yesterday, IN
II by instinct, the corner which has
heretofore been monopolized by well
known loafer.
THE farmers west of this city are gem
orally replanting their cotton crops.
Too much cold weather and too many
weddings to attend, has doubtlessly rc-
quired this replanting
IT IsN'T always the early bird that
catches the worm. A boarder Of an
uptown refectory, yesterday, was the
last one to supper and then got five
worms In one slice Of bread
ALL persons having scrip, bonds or
other evidence of Indebtedness against
the city, must have them registered be-
fore the 30th day of June. See Mayor
Cabel's notice in another column.
THE superscription on the back of an
envelope IN Judge Kerioot's Office is
written In white ink. This white ink
1, not found In tin cup, which Is one
of the appointments Of tho judges
office.
In the case Of Pridger h McGregor
vs.. j. A. Roussell, for breach of con-
tract, tried yesterday, before Judge
Kerfoot, the jury brought in verdict
against the defendant for one hundred
dollars damages.
Mr.. TAAPE, by much blarney,
wormed himself into the graces of
fruit vender on Elm street yesterday
afternoon, and got away with barrel
of apples without first paying for them,
since which time no traces have been
found of that Tape worm.
DIR. Edwin III. KIEs, the author of
many graceful verses under the soubri-
quet Of "Milfoil, is sojourning in our
city. Doctor Kies wears cross of the
legion Of honor, which was presented
to him after the battle of Metz.
The "Mother of Presidents" is send
ing some of her worthy sons to the
Lone Star state. Among them we
were much pleased to meet, yesterday,
with Colonel McAllister, gentleman
of capital and business standing, who
designs embarking in mercantile pur-
suits in this city.
The large practical experience of
Mr.. Pierre Brown in the clerks Office,
and his polished civility renders him
quite favorite and necessity with the
bench and bar of the criminal district
court. Mr.. Brown is ably assisted by
Mra w. @. Reeves, most afiable
young gentleman.
MIR. b. +. GREEN, of the flourishing
town of Lancaster, Dallas county,
Texas, has now on hand full stock of /
furniture of every description. which
he is Offering at such prices as will
compete with any point in Texas. His ,
goods are bought for cash at head
quarters, and being satisfied with
small profits he can offer superior in ,
He asks call from citi- :
lens visiting Lancaster and COMPARE {
ION Of his goods and prices with other q
places.
We see any day on our streets num-
)ers of prematurely old men--men
ioung In years but who have "spent d
heir summer ere II was May;n broken .,
Town by various excuses. "a word Q
o the wise is sutlicientn-Get a bottle D
Il William b. Parker's Compound h
'iuid Extract Buchu and we stake our G
equation on it, you will find it "a q
rlend In need" Sin no more, lest n
worse thing come unto thee; take the '
Medicine faithfully, and you will be p
epaid by full restoration of your II
ristine vigor. For sale by all drug a
lists, everywhere. -