The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-25
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SEE notices of Messrs. j. l.. Downs ~
Co., In to-day's HERALD.
SUPERINTENDENT NOBLE was "my
noble duke" who was In yesterday.
HAVE you heard of that circulating
lbrary-~-to beat Franklin's? SO,
sure.
THE highest point Of our city police
organization IL appropriately named
I6uk.
THE cornce for Messrs. Marsnlis 4
Underwood's new building arrived
yesterday.
w. A. JONES, Esq, sold his lot on
the burnt district, yesterday, for-go
and ask him.
A RED noscd topper, in this city, had
coat of white paint pnt on his nasal
point yesterday.
THE front of Messrs. Adams Il Leon
ards bank was damaged about two
hundred dollars by the fire heat.
YoU'RE too late All the girls in this
city, who have reached their fourteenth
year, have already told "thcir love-"
VANDALA Babcock has turned mis-
sionary. He's giving away books to
keep you from being "lost.' Rev.
Bah.
A MAN who don't ''roachn his hair,
reached his stomach, in this city yes
terday. He swallowed two with his
son.
ALL the buildings which stood SO
nelghborly to the fire are having new
dresses put on them--new dresses of
paint.
A GENTLEMAN who resided for many
years In Spain, is forming Spanish
class In this city. A ucst,u Sdi,td,
senior!
MIR. CARUTH is building fine
church elitlce, on his grand acres near
this city, for the convenience of his
tenants.
DIR. STEER seizes upon the idea of re-
building good size brick upon the
site formerly occupied by the Bella
Union hall.
ABOUT six hundred dollars worth of
glazing was shattered into flinders,
not cinders, In and around the fire.
Take glass?
ONE of the juvenile discoveries
among the ruins of the late "conila-
CRATE" walked OFF Spanish yester-
day with six Mexican quarters.
SOME predacious youngster or young
sters entered Mr.. Wagner's yard, on
Wednesday night, and stripped one of
his finest peach trees of its fruit.
A BooTBLAcK in this city knocked
the shine of of all the balance of the
craft, yesterday, by putting shine on
hundred more pair of boots than they
did.
TAX delinquents, forls72 and 1873,
will find u printed list of their names
posted Mt the court house, market
house, postofllce and other public
places.
A GENTLEMAN in passing the new
building of Messrs. Marsalis n Under
wood, yesterday, ''looked aloft" Just in
time to catch in his eye the drippings
from a leaking trowel
THAT cold reliable" and splendidly
equipped line, 'the Vandalia,n pub.
fishes, per posters, through its agent,
Charley Babcock, some very impor-
tant changes in its schedule.
MILLER, the barber, has fitted up
rustieretreat, charmingand refreshing,
at the south end of Market street,
where he dispenses ice cream and
where music and the toe, light and
fantastic, mlngle.
A LITTLE boy got both of his feet
blistered with hot Goals, yesterday, In
the burnt district, aud when he went
home he got blistered with a simmer
half way up between his heels and the
back of his head.
"REcoILECTIoNs, of Mexico appear
ing in Martins Mineola Advertiser
are as good and a great deal brighter
than Mexican dollars, and are from
the royal quill of Mr.. l.. C. Irwin, pro-
prietor of the International hotel OF
this city. Nls
JUNIOR member of the firm" Ham,
ilton, Is the halter who received pre-
MUM In Glasgow, Scotland, for dress
ing hat window with six hundred
stands, the most artistic In that CITY.
Now, up with your hats for the young
gentleman
CITIZENS pedestrinating up Lamar
street, In the night time, should know
that clogging gutter has damned up
deep pool of water by the Episcopal
church. "He that believes shall be
saved, and he that believeth not shall
be dam-ned.n sfa
ALDERMAN OWEN yesterday leased
OF Captain Swink, the lot on the cor
ner Of Elm and Market streets, on the
burnt district, and the lessor will i'm.
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