The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-29

DALLAS dogs have got pant-heism
bad.
THE thermometer puckered up to
1889 In the shade yesterday.
SEE advertisement of NJ. Ullmann "
Co.--store room for rent, on north side
of public square.
SEE advertisement Of situation
wanted by lirst-class French cook, by
&. Meyers, Comet saloon.
A YOKE of oxen attached to n lum-
Der wagon going ont Cochran street,
fell dead at noon from the heat yester-
day.
The Empire restaurant IL offered for
rent M per advertisement in another
column. The fixtures Of the same are
for sale.
THAT was an eXhausting run by the
tiremen, yesterday, to the lirei hut IL
was most CALAMITY done. Bravo! gen
tlemen, bravo!
SEE that one or more Of several coun-
terfeit fifty cent fractional notes don't
get into your hands. They are circu-
lating In this city.
CALL at the Dallas Agricultural and
Mechanics Gift Association, on Main
street and invest n dollar. II viii
yield heavy interest.
\ LOVELY silver trumpet in to he pre-
scented to the Dallas fire company by
the generous head of "Chinu Hall, y
When the presentation is iornnli2ed
we shall "scratchn something about ii,
TIE place TO get your money back
the Dallas Agricultural and Mechan-
les Gift Association, Main street;
drawing each day ut I'm. and =. NJ.
ONE sign that the days are getting
shorter is the activity many of our cit
liens show in their cndeavor to make
the same number of calls on n saloon
which the longer days enabled them to.
A YOUNG woman walked up Main
street, yesterday afternoon, with her
dress tucked up 10 her knees, and in
the place of shoes on her foot she wore
pair of wooden stockings. She wasn't
bad to look at.
OUR fire department will hold II meet
ing, we understand such is The case, on
Saturday evening to devise means to
properly entertain their guests who
will he present to unite in the celebra-
ton on the 9th of August.
a RAIN cloud to the east of us, YES
terday afternoon, apparently distribu-
ted its largess in beneficial quantities
upon the cotton fields lying in that di-
rection. The clerk of the weather IL
therefore gentleman and q scholar
DALLAS has II colored young man
who wants to raise money enough to
attend law school. The fact that he
helped weary clerk of one of our dry
goods stores the other day to raise a
sack Of specie to his shoulder didn't
advance his collections for the college
matter any.
ALADY slipped up behind gentle
man, on Main street, yesterday, and
putting her arm around his neck, with
grip that hangman would lust to
get patent on, turned him around To
discover, contrary to her expectations,
that 1t was not her husband.
YESTERDAY, certain business house
In this city missed Its cOlored porter,
and after searching the house and visit
ing every watermelon gathering with
out success, II struck one ofthe attaches
of the establishment to look on the
house top, and there he beheld the dar-
key sound asleep in,the sun. How some
niggers will lie
Those strange youths who 90 about
the city on the birth Of every month,
with slips of paper In their hand, with
mans name on IL with DIR. at the
end Of II, and an obelisk of figures be.
low 1t, have nearly shattered their in
tellects to understand what il Is of such
profound interest that takes these men
out OF town on the said day.
SOME stock owner near this city,
who has not been visited by horse
thieves, might organize and run lu-
crative orig" between this village and
the city of Eagle Ford. The old
hearse, which has stood ON the lot adj
joining the foundry, and which ell
countered several seasons with the
countenance that non-paying
boarder casts upon the thirty-seventh
thousand presentation of his hash bill,
might be successfully enlisted.
THE clouds which formed In the
eastern horizon yesterday evening and
passed round the city, sent us q mes
senger In the. shape Of frolicksome