The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-20
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Ran fish are the latest delIeacy alloal
In our market
ms apples, apples, apples, apples
apples and-apples
The Beau lirummcl Of Eagle Ford
WIS In the city, yesterday
o Mrasns, KEENE a. NICHOLS viii get
Into their new brick next week
Oun (sisceptlblc, ladies y city treas
urer left for Marshall, yesterday
MEssRa. n. n NJ. KAHN remove TO
the corner Of 'lGIm and Lamar streets
to-day.
COLONEL iIudIfEA has sold his cle'
CANT house, near the GNlr grounds, IA
Mr., Slaughter
DISTRICT ATTORNEY liowER return
Oh from IN abundance ofplaccs,yesIcr'
day, after brief absence.
TWENTY FIVE army convlcis pissed
north on the Central road, yesterday,
for Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
PERHAPS you don't know II, but
some Of beauty's fnvorlIes bclongto the
Salvln thesplan troupe Of our city,
Ex-GovERNOR CROCKETT has ust
finished cutting, on his farm near this
city, his third crop Of grass this year.
The attention Of the customers of
the Market bakery IL called 10 the no.
tlce of Mcssrs. 0dell Bros, In another
column.
MEssRs. REED Il LArnRor move TO
their new place Of business, Il. ~ NJ,
Kahn's old stand, next door TO Pierce
Il Lyle's, to-day.
Ar Youngs school house there IL at
present II stirring revival In progress.
Elder w. II. Cummins Is conducting
the ministration.s
IT will take three hundreds yards Of
carpeting to cover the halls of the San
Jacinto. What u haul Of carpet that
will be out Of st. Louis.
TEN wagons from San Antonio, UNI
der the command Of Colonel BradIute,
are camped west Of the city. Theyare
on their way to Denson TO haul army
supplies.
How WILL will this do for one
months cash retail sales? Messrs.
Clark, Bryan q Blake's sales from Sep
TENDER 18th to October 10th, amounted
to S72,520 81.
A FARMER from the west side of the
river bought Il pair Of new harness for
each of his two horses, yesterday, aud
instead Of the horses wearing them
home and taking the shine of of the
balance of their horse acquaintance
they ran away and tore them to pieces
ONE Of our most clinglng.spirited
life insurance agents accidentally over
heard u Dallas mans wife say to her
husband that he "m,tst have his life
insured.n That agent camped under a
rose bush In that mans yard all night,
and the next morning softly opened on
him rs he stepped from his door on the
way to the street.
A MIR. FLOWER has had his soul
vexed for some time past by the tres
passing of a neighbor on his garden
patch. Flower pere is game legged"
and can't lick anybody, but his son,
whose girth of shoulder is like the
buffalo, fell upon that neighbor, yester
day, and 1t was thought by the specta-
tors that IL the son hadn't have let go
of him when he did, there would have
been nothing left of him but hand
full of sand. That big son flower did
precisely right.
A COTTON buyer sat next to II partly
raised window at church on Sunday,
and q wagon load of cotton drove up
and stopped in front of the window.
"What'll you take for that cotton -
asked the cotton buyer, as the minis.
ter's voice was on the ascending scale.
"What'll you give?n came back
through the opening, as the minister's
voice was on the descending scale. As
the divine at this juncture came to u
pause, further conversation was out OF
order, and for fear the man on the out
side might move on, the cotton buyer
snatched piece of chalk out of his
pocket and marked on the window
pane, "ten cents" As il didn't read
ten cents on the outside, it is said that
1t was difficult TO tell whether the con-
gregation were more thrilled, just
then, by classical period of their
minister, or the amiable idiomatic re-
ply of the owner of the cotton to the
cotton buyer.
Fell in Fit.