The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28
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Office yesterday afternoon.
PopPs IL the name Of gentleman,
who proposes to pop soda pop, In this
city.
A GENTLEMEN advertises for board
for himself and wife, In another col
umn.
MANY Of our citizens have u welghly
thing ON their brain-ips the ST. Louis
bridge.
LANCASTER sent III up Judge George
yesterday. From the Judges develop
ment Lancaster must feed high.
Mr.. ANTOINE will accept acknowl-
Judgments for IN invitation to partake,
with many Of his friends, Of that
splendid turtle on tomorrow morning,
SEVERAL car loads of railroad iron
have arrived for the extension Of the
Pacific road to Fort Worth, that happy
Micawber of the prairie.
SEE card of Miers Il Caldwell. They
have removed TO the new brick store,
on ELM In front Of Poydras street, and
stand ready to serve their numerous
patrons.
"BLAcK and yaller colored sweet po-
tatoes," rs the old woman called
them, or bananas, are arriving in large
quantities from below.
Miss FANNIE SAWYER, one of the
sweetest of Texas poets, and sister-in-
law of Captain b. II. Luce, of this city,
was, we are pleased TO learn, elected
worthy chief of the Good Templars.
MIR. SHEPARD has completed u TWEEN
ty-four foot well on the lot opposite
Mr.. Mayfeld's lumber yard. He has
water In abundance, but we understand
II Is not rs good rs thirsty threats
would have it.
A HoT.HEADED individual in the
eastern part of the city killed two hogs,
yesterday, worth over hundred dol
lars, not because the hogs were mad
but because he was.
Mr.. w. +. LYTE one of our extern
sive real estate dealers, returned yes
terday with added light, from southern
Texas. Mr.. Lyle has returned with
wife, in the person of nee Miss Minnie
Venerable.
u. T. DEDERIcK, ut the Dallas foun-
dry, on Main street, three doors east of
the HERALD building, executes all
kinds of turning in wood or iron ana
employs the best of worlimen. See his
card In to-day's HERALD.
ALL who intend putting up preserves
are referred to the special notice of
A. M. Friend, at Goslin's old stand,
corner Main and Lamar streets, where
You can get Mason's self-sealing fruit
jars, said to be the best in use.
A "RErrRED druggist" in this city,
has invented torpedo no bigger than
a thimble, but he says 1t will blow up
u whole house. Nobbs wants several
In the house when his wife goes away.
he wants to start one Off every now
and then to keep things natural.
WE were shown, yesterday, by u |
lady from st. Louis, hauberk which
relation of hers obtained from an
old English family while in that coun- |
try a few years ago. The coat of mail |
Is said to have been worn by one of the
soldiers under William the Conqueror.
Miss CoRNELrA b. RIsLEY, of Hous-
ton, the mocking-brd of the south
west famed in the first musical circles
of New York, will sing at the concert
In Dallas on Tuesday night next. If
you want to hear prodigy in music,
go and hear her. We shall speak more
fully In Tuesdays HERALD.
A FAMILY by the name of Reeves,
whether from the neighborhood of this
city or not, we are not prepared to say,
were compelled to return home, yester.
doy, with their daughter, u young lady
about eighteen years of age, owing to
her nerves having been seriously eff
fected from the peculiar noise made by
Ehe fire engine in exhausting steam
while filling the cisterns.
OUR old friend, Jake Grossman, who
was burned out clean in the fire, on
last Monday morning, has, Phoenix
IKE, risen from the ashes, and may be
found at his new place, on Lamar
street, between Main and Elm. He ]
Keeps always on hand good supply ,
,f pure liquors, wines and beer, and |
asks a call from his old ,
friends and customers. See his card
Two MEN held a tete-a-tete near the
treet railroad office yesterday after
loon, and one went home with prop :,
sition In algebra on his cheek bone a
luckleberry pudding on his nose, a
wo-inch auger hole marked out ON the
Jack of his head, and otherwise embel-
shed. The boys say he's almost as
God to look at as circus.
AN experimenting urchin on Lamar
rect plugged up, yesterday, the kettle a
the kitchen stove while that ftlssy D
binary article was in most enthusi- d
tic state of heat or course, the n