The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-17

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HuSrsMEN are bringing In quantities
OF plover,
TnnnE hundred bales Of cotton IN
yesterday
SuouLn "undcrsland the ropcs'--
our nremcn,
NoyEs IL quietly NJ work getting up
agymnaslum.
WILD pigeons, In large numbers, Hre
flying over the city.
DALLAS sells Fort Worth all her pro-
duee. Proof Of this IL produced dairy
FnEMRN's ball nj the court house on
the 3Oth. All-llrcd good time expected
our good looking and marrlogcnblc
city treasurer viii attend the Marshall
fnlr,
ANOTHER wagon yard opens on
Lamar street, west of Ross avenue,
next week.
AN individual In this city has bought
one hundred goats TO start u goat
rancho. Go II!
"NoBBYn hats and stylish necktles,
with all sorts of underwear, can be
found ut Il n NJ, Kahn's.
SOME of the butchers talk Of aban.
doning the market house and opening
up In other parts of the city.
TIE world-lamous Iiart2cll pillow IL
not Ia our city yet but It's inventor
Major &. Hartzell, is.
G.. X. MERIwErlIER returned from
Kansas yesterday. This makes II fair
weather for his friends.
GENTS full dress suits, suitable for
the season, Mt prices to suit oil tastes
and pockets, at T.. Il NJ. Kahn's.
A FIVE hundred form ticket ease, for
Wheelock, Is expected. He ought
then to have as many eyes in his head
as Argus.
SPECIAL services will be held ut the
Methods, tabernacle this evening,
and every evening hereafter until FUR
ther notice.
a RESIDENCE containing nine rooms
and conveniently located, Is offered
for rent, AS per advertisement in am
other column.
FATHERS and mothers, uncles and
aunts, will find those boys suits accept
able presents for their "household jew
els" at E. d NJ. Kahn's.
Two NEGROES quarreled near the
soap factory, yesterday, aud one cut
the other in the face with II pen knife,
inflicting an ugly wound.
Two CAR loads of uncompressed cot
ton were shipped on the Pacific road
from Dallas yesterday to New York
direct, by the extensive house of
Messrs. b. +. Luce & Co.
WE were much pleased to form the
acquaintance Of Mr.. Bowman, former
ly one of the proprietors of the Louis
willie Democrat. This Bowman is look
ing for some business object to draw
his arrow oil, in this city.
WE deeply regret to hear that our
most efficient jailor, Captain Tom
Floyd, Is confined to his bed from an
attack of inflammatory rheumatism.
We hope to chronicle his early recov-
AIRY.
FROM the superintendent of the
track, who called upon us yesterday,
we learn that on to day week, the
guage of the Central road between Cor
sicana and Hearne will be changed to
conform to the guage from Corsicana
to Denison.
The planter who sat his good looking
daughter on the top of cotton bale,
yesterday, on Elm street, had all the
cotton buyers in the city picking away
at that bale in thewink of your eye, and
sold it, too, before any other planter
could even get II bid on his.
"How ARE you, ole fel,n said voice
from behind a gentleman ut the depot
who arrived by the Central train yes
terder morning. On looking around a
grasshopper held out one of his front
legs, and voice said "shake that.
Didn't l eatup that galus corn patch
you had in Kansas, say ~
Emigrants.
Where nrriNnl Nnsfnrllnu In fhia citu