The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-24

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DEuoED gorgeous windows, those OF
Messrs, Sanger Bros,
TIE street railroad company VIII
rnn three cars during barbecue day
WILL II. BERNARD, M the "Girl OF
the Perlodn ut the matinee,
TIE police are breaking up the Loaf
Ing and lounglng business about the
depots,
THE passenger train on the Paclllc
road was u half hour behind, yesterday
morning.
Go HEAR George Dempsten, III pa'
thetlc ballads, al the matinee
Lively work IL being done on the
new building, now going up, next 10
the postoillce,
Go HEAR w, Quayle MARBLE Little
Sweetheart" at the matinee.
SOMEBODY'S bacon viii be well salted
out weat, IL the amount Of salt shipped
IN that direction means anything
THE Central train discharged large
number Of new corners at the depot
yesterday,
WE regret to learn that Mr.. Hachery,
of the well known Iachery soda manu-
factory, IL quite sick.
our clever friend, Gl. Bryan, OF tho
firm of Messrs. Il. Il. Bryan " Co., has
hled Off to Marshall.
AN emigrant train from Kansas,
passed through this city yesterday,
bound for Travis county.
A CAR load Of pig iron was received,
yesterday, from Jefferson for Messrs'
Schenck n Wheeock's foundry.
A BuILDING for u barber shop IL be-
ing put up between McElhare's news
stand and the Lafayette restaurant,
The two show windows put up In
Hamlton's hat store are n fine inn
provoment to their handsome room.
DIR. MoFFErr Is issuing some very
prettily illustrated business cards with
''his compliments" printed thereon.
A FEW more days yet left, candi-
dates, to pat voters on the back and
ask them how their wives and children
are.
A YOUNG miss wearing hundred
dollar dress called for five cent steak
at one of our butcher stalls, the other
day.
Tom DoRwIN, Esd, the polite and
popular general passenger agent of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas road, is in
the city.
TAKE your wife and little ones to
the matinee Saturday afternoon, at =
o'clock, at Odd Fellows hall.
THE rear part of Messrs. Keene "
Nichols new store, which opens on
Lamar street, will be occupied by u
brass and copper worker.
Mr.. STEELE, one of the proprietors
of the Drovers' and Butchers saloon,
Of this city, died suddenly ut Scyene,
day before yesterday.
HAVE all your buttons well sewed on
before going to see Frank Sparrow, the
California favorite, as 'Tobias and
Bancus,n at the matinee.
THAT whole.souled and extremely
popular gentleman, II. w. Thompson,
jr., travelling agent of the Texas and Pa
cific, left, yesterday, for southern Tex
as.
AMONG our visitors yesterday, was
Mr.. w. III. Lamon, of Lawrence, Kan
sas and one of the most accomplished
Photographic artists west of the Mis-
sisslppi.
Go SEE Sprague and Mack in their
inlmitable songs and dances, and Joe
Woods as "Aunt Polly Roe"
A MAN dropped a fifty dollar coun-
terfeit greenback at the Central depot,
and then hurried out of the way tor
fear some polite soul should pursue and
return it to him.
OUR venerable citizen, John
Bryan, Esq, and Captain Camp, are
preparing to take an overland trip to
San Antonio, in which city they will
remain during the winter.
A coLoRED stranger stood abont six
inches from the back of a mule in
front of the market house, yesterday
afternoon, and in whimsical moment
the mule made q disagreeable impress.
sion on the back of the colored emf
grant with his hoof. The agltated man
was taken home, lying on a dray like
q triangle.
FIRST MATINEE In Dallas. Bremond's
Ministries at ODD Fellows hall, 2o'clock
Saturday afternoon, for the ladies and
children.
THERE is thrifty old lady in Dali
los who is On hand every time any one
Is seriously hurt or dies suddenly. to
measure his clothes to see if they'll fit
any of her children. If they do, she
exclaims with much radiance to the
mourners "You shouldn't murmur
against the DEGREES of the Almighty
But If they don't fit, she instantly re-
turns home and lams her brats till they
wish they were shoe strings or missions
aries to Eagle Ford.
ONE of our huntsmen, q very thin