The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-01
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WELL, gentlemen, WHOM have the
oysters hrsl'
THERE IN not u snloon IN this city
without liz lunch,
THE board of Trade meets Tonight
at their rooms over Schneider a Davis,
"TARE him out'-'rhat dcOd dog on
Elm street back Of the phWnlS hotel,
RonERr, at Grossman's, now partl.
lions his auburn locks directly In the
center. IN | To Robert,
COLONEL NICHOLS, Of tho slashlng
firm of Mcssrs. Keeno u ~, N back
ngain with toncy smile on him.
VERMILLIoN vecred oil 10 Denlson,
ycstcrday,in vlrtuous democratic style,
In the rear car Of n freight train.
Mr.. GEARING, one Of the contractors
for laying the track of the Pacific
road, arrived In the city last evening.
'PuLL him through''--to the river
another dead dog on the common bnclS
of the Christian church.
Mr.. NJ. KAHN, whose benevolent or
rand to Shreveport IL worthy or all
praise, returned yesterday,
SEE advertisement of John Kerr, Of
fcring for snle n share In the Dallas
Real Estate and Building association.
A COUPLE OF our sporsmen went out
Sunday and returned yesterday morn
Ing, having killed among other game
forty-flve prairie chickens,
JUDGE BARKsDALE IL assisting IN
Identifying our suburbs by the erection
Of an elegant private residence near
the fair grounds.
THE meeting of Fire Engine compa-
ny No. ! takes place tonight at the en-
CINE room, as per notice in another
column.
THE mirror for Castleberrys saloon
Is big enough for all the females In this
city to get their back hair up at the
same time.
OUR very pleasant friend, Wheelock,
passenger agent of the cold reliable"
line of this state, the Texas Central,
left for Chicago this moraing.
MEssRs. SCHNEIDER Il DAVIS have
just received II car load of the Justly
celebrated Eickerman's flour, said to
be the best made. See advertisement.
Do NOT forget that the Philharmonic
society meets tonight at Messrs. Dor.
man, Holmes u Co, A full attendance
Of all members Is requested
CHEESEMAN'S beer glasses have grown.
Added to, like Daddy Mapes in the
farce made his children longer-ierked
them out by the neck.
The suggestion made by TIM HER
AID, some time ago, that there was
gravel in the bottom of the streams
near this city to gravel all our streets,
is being worked upon.
SAM BLAKE, Esq, of the iull-head-
of-steam-on establishment of Messrss |
Clarke, Bryan & Blake, is back and
ready for the fall fights in the way of
business.
MAJOR II. J. FRANK, one of our
prominent hardware merchants, re-
TUNED yesterday from trip through
portions of western Texas. His re-
port of the condition of crops through |
the country he has past is unfavorable
TIE next meeting of the Ladi es' Be.
nevolent society, of ST. Matthew'S
church, will be held at the residence of
Mr.. Niche, corner of Park and Brow
der streets, on tomorrow evening ut |
half-past five O'Clock. 1t Is desired |
that all will be present.
WE call attention to the advertise
ment of J. Cohen, fashionable tailor, |
who has taken shop in the building
formerly occupied by c. NJ. Wheat, on
Elm street, up stairs, and solicts the
patronage of the public. He will guar
antee good work in every particular,
and designs shortly TO have ON hand
full supply of cloths, cassimeres, etc,
of the latest styles. Give him call.
ARRIVALS at the Commercial hotel.
Charles Becke, st. Louis; w. Y.
Nagged, Sherman; $. J. Radford, L. A.
Hanneford, Cranberry; James A.
Wagg, Wills Point; NJ. J. Langdon,
Sherman; b. G. Evans, Fort Worth;
4. p. Dlerhau, Weatherford; S. r. Nor
rison, Fort Worth; ID. w. Christian,
Weatherford; I. l.. McCartz, Ennis,
ID. G. Ketrley, Virginia; $. c. Scott,
wife and child, jefferson; l.. S. Thorn
as, Shreveport; DIR. McMellen, Georgia; ,
3. +. Stevenson, Jacksbnro; Mrs. Stetl- .
man, Kosse; ]. r. Harfolk, Memphis |
G. w. Beckett, here. Il