The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-06
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among 'em,
A sTEAM laundry viii sc0ll things
In this city shortly
CAPTAIN GAY, after lengthy visit
cast, returned on Saturday.
ATKINSON, who was shot by Ward,
on Five Mile creek lust week, lHHtlll
living,
THE barbecue committee OF arrange
ments meets to-day nj the market
house NJ II o'clock.
THERE Ia something pathetic In tia
lnsatnt manner Dallas debtor attends
tho funeral OF u collector
IT IN estimated that the cotton plck'
Ing season has taken from this city
about Ave hundred young darkles,
Mn. HonBs viii build n stone build"
Ing on the site lately occupied by Ills
frame building on the burnt district.
LET Dallas washerwonlen be no lon-
ger blue over the cost Of bluelng' we
ARE 10 have u blueing factory In this
city.
ANOTHER one Of Wheaps surprises
is his new sign, which went up yesler-
day. Theartlst IL that excellent painter,
Bailey.
RUTH, of the Plano News, arrived In
our city yesterday, and economically
walked from the depot to the heart OF
the city.
A LADY was taken from tho Central
train, yesterday, at the depot, who had
been thrown into commissions from
toothache.
A. j. GouFFE offers for rent tho
basement rooms under tho Lafayette
restaurant, on Lamar street See ad-
vertisement.
WE regret to learn of the death OF
Wilhelm Hamm, infant son Of our
friend, the senior partner of the firm
of Hamm u Wilson.
The district court opened It's sessions
in this city, yesterday. The lawyers
were all huddled together in the court
room in She afternoon like happy
family.
LITTLE Rock certificates of indebt-
edness are becoming so thick in this
city that you first have to "show your
handn before you can deposit your
contribution in the plate on collection
Sundays.
The dollar store has rented of the
building association one of their new
buildings on Elm street, just east of
Poydras street, and will occupy the
same on the 10Th instant, with mag
nifcent new stock.
OUR little nephew, Master Herbert
Field, has sent us very pretty and
sweet boquet. The flowers will lose
their fragrance and wither, but in our
heart the memory of this little gift
shall bloom and be fragrant forever.
ANOTHER st. Louis drummer in. We
suppose he was, as he took off his coat,
yesterday, on one of our shady corners
to cool. and everybody was attracted
by an indelible ink draft of the "Great
st. Louis Bridge on the back of his
shirt.
On the burnt district there are sew
eral very dangerous holes left exposed
to the feet of unwary pedestrians, and
which should be covered up. We UNI
derstand that q lady fell into one of
them the other day by misstep, and
was severely bruised.
THE street railroad is laying down a
pipe to their stables from shepherds
well between Live Oak and Pacific
dNeiiut. luc uictduCc 10 OuS tuoushuu
feet, and the railroad managers think
this great deal cheaper way of plac.
ing drinks before their festive mules
than hauling it to them in wagon.
IT Is too early to do anything for the
barbecue yet. Three dead calves were
found, yesterday, by some colored
men, lying on the bank of the Trinity
river, under the Central railroad bridge.
They had the appearance of Wing
been dead but little while and were
probably knocked off by passing
train.
As q "Josiah and his Saln were
viewing the tremendous pressure of
the compress, yesterday, the former,
in moment of colossal joy, and with
his face burning with forty-power
smile, turned upon his Glove" and in
an ecstatic burst exclaimed, "My soul,
Sallie, suppose could squeeze you like
that thingl'
THE saloon Of Mr.. Miller, opposite
the court house, has the following