The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-23
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A YOUNG lady In this city calls hers,
her Complement"
SEE local notice Of Sherman Opera
house in to-day's paper.
MORE yard room is required by the
Central road ut this point.
"Do you see anything green?' asks
our vegetable gardens of their gardeners.
The sun shone brilliantly yesterday,
the wind blew brilliantly, and the mud be-
mired US brilliantly.
THE sportivc lightning and the
querulous thunder Wednesday night and
Thursday morning.
OWING to liberal prices, Coleman,
the mill man OF New Orleans, has reduced
hisprices. See advertisement elsewhere, in
to-day's paper.
COMMUNICATION between merchants
doing business on opposite sides Of the street
was only carried on through speaking trum-
pets yesterday. Nobody attempted to cross
the streets.
PEANUT boy on one of the trains rum
ming out Of this city, TO smart but afflicted
passenger: "IIave some buns, sir?' "No 4!
pvegot two car-bun-cles now"
SEE the local notice of w. B. Bow
man, New Orleans In to.day's Herald. His
advertisement of the Fairbanks standard
scales will also be found in our advertising
columns. s' hithH
The man who had to " foot it,p yes
terday, parted with his family in Sadness
and tears" and was particular to tell his
wife in which bank his policy of insurance
was deposited. w i..l
THE Dallas Board of Trade is to have
injecting tomorrow Saturday evening at
7o'clock, sharp, and the members particu-
larly as well as all business men interested,
are invited to be present. See notice. Ss
THE patrons of the Green store will
find this establishment removed to the west
end OF Sangers' Main street building, where
the affable proprietor will be pleased to see
his old friends and as many new ones as may
please to visit him.
TWO NEW passenger coaches Of the
Wason Manufacturing company, for the Cen
trail road, passed south yesterday. They were
numbered thirty-seven and thirty-eight, and
are two of the most beautifully finished car
riages we have ever seen.
A MUSTANG pony containing All in
dividual In the saddle, frightened from some
cause or other on Market street yesterday al-
ternoon and let the gentleman of of his
back and In very soft spot in the mud
The mustang was not mussed up any. The
gentleman was.
Mr.. HALL had his horse stolen by
some one, from tree In the Trinity bottom,
to which he had tied it on Wednesday morn
Ing. The thief afler taking off the martingale
and saddle, let the animal loose, and 1t re-
turned In the evening less the aforemen-
TONED trapplngs.
MANAGER STEVENS, of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railroad, accompanied by
President Parsons, OF thesame road, Colonel
Bowen and w. T. Robinson, Esq, passed
through this city, in Manager Stevens pri-
yate coach, the "Prairie Queen" Wednesday
night, for Houston
Bob STONE, a stony-hearted scamp
ofsome seventeen hard winters or some such
age, stoned poodle dog, yesterday, belong
Ing to an ancient dame living In the eastern
part of the city. AS We passed she had
screamed her gills blue for q policeman, aud
MISUNDERSTANDING W hen the car descended
the hill.
OUR friend, George RBaird, placed
upon our table, yesterday, bottle labeled
'"Fne old whisly--Dew ofithe Alps.r Not
being drinlsist ourself, we passed 1t over to
Judge of the article, who pronounced 1t
pure and good, We presume Mr.. b. has a
few more bottles OF the same on hand.