The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-24

ONE Ice creamlst In Dallas rayagcs
fourteen plates Of the "rrla STUFF daily.
our butcher stalls are largely sup
piled with most excellent quality of
mutton. Mut-inous.
EIoHTEEN little boys, costomed n In
fireman's regalla, will be one feature of
the great celebration on the 9th of
August.
In IL astonishing with what facility
Dallas bar Of soap can leave your
hand when you IRE washing, and light
In pile of dirt.
THE meeting of the Brltainic society
tonight at the Firemen's hall should
call together all who may desire to be-
como members.
A MIR. BULGE, for some ollense got
the bulge on man on Main street,
yesterday, just enough to be able to
knock him down.
ELDER j. b. LINK, of tho Texas Bap-
list Herald, arrived in the city last
evening. He is ono Link of the Bap-
list general association.
JUDGE OGDEN arrived in the city
yesterday and Is stopping ut the Inter
national. From the supreme bench to
supremely good hotel.
l.. ID. DuPRE, Esq, correspondent of
the Memphis Appeal, gave US n call
yesterday, andwill proclaim of our city
through the journal he represents.
THERE are enough watermelons in
this city to pave Main street solid from
its east to its west end, but notwith-
standing that they bring good prices.
THE large store house and lot of G.
PANEL, Ennis, Texas, will be sold nj
public cutlery, on Saturday next, July
25th, by John w. Walden, trustee. A
bargain may be had.
A VERY neat little cigar, stand with
some choice brands of the weed, has
been opened on Elm street. adjoining
Messrs, Obenchain 4 Childress'. IL is
under the charge Of the very popular
Il. Il. Jones, Esq.
AS A matter of future worth, If any
of our citizens can't find pair of run
away horses to drive, they should drive
apile driver. It's little feverish this
weather, but 1t will get them up well
to stand the coming winter.
OUR corpulent brother of the Sher-
man Courier, Major James, was in the
city on Tuesday. We have overlooked
mentioning the fact for two issues, but
he's entirely too big to be over
looked entirely. Call again and often,
sir
1T is one of the proudest moments of
Dallas boys life when he can success
fully secrete the stones of the peaches
he has stolen just before his Sunday
school teacher reaches him, and then
with cherubic countenance recite to
him the ten commandments.
THAT excellent artist, Mr.. j. Il. Pin
kerton, is taking supurb views of the
two Trinity bridges, the court house
and the residences of Captain CASTOR
and Colonel Hughes. These pictures
are to be sent east to be engraved for
the purpose of illustrating the pages of
New York or Boston monthly.
CHILDREN of the city, with not n
few of older growth, have suddenly
turned their attention to the manufac-
turing of soap bubbles. You can't walk
three blocks on any of our streets with
out finding in ever yard of two blocks
group blowing of these dolphin-hued
globules. Its a sort of bubble-reputa-
ton at the mouth of the bowl of clay
pipe.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of w. p. Converes' Sons, "a Pine
street, New York, brokers and COM
mission merchants and agents for the
Baldwin locomotive works. These
gentlemen give special attention to the
purchasing Of merchandise and ma
chinery of all kinds, and also to the
sale of cotton, wool, hides, etc. See
card.
THE following marriage licenses
were issued from the district clerks
office of Dallas county, for the week
ending July %, 1874: w. l.. Manning
and Susan A. Walker, w. j. Anders
and Sarah f. Nix, +. j. Robinson and
Louisa Edwards, ID. M. Waters and
Sallie f. Sawyers, Joseph Estes and
Anna Shackleford, G. ID. Newton and
Nancy f. Shelton.
ORDINARILY 1t Is not an easy thing
to seduce the dropping tear from our
eye, but when regiments of church