The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-06
YESTERDAY was a day of the first

water.
WHICH was the most spread yester-
day, bread or umbrcllas9 il
We saw u drunken fool yesterday
sell fine colt, The mother OF which he waS
riding, for bottle Of whlskey.
HUBBARD, of the Fort Worth and
Denver road, was In this city yesterday,
looking as tough rs an old revolutionary
blunderDus. h
SOME very beautiful white wheat was
purchased In this city, the other day, by
Messsrs. Schneider & Davis, for parties In
Southwest Texas.
A DALLAS friseur says he has noticed
that the young ladies with the smallest
heads usually call for the most HAIR Isn't
that friseur slightly sarcastic?
Mr.. ULLMANN, who has just returned
from Jacksboro. reports the scarlet colored
Americans raising chair, horses and hell"
between that place and Wcatherford.
AMONG our most welcome callers
yesterday was Mr.. j. Al. Peers, proprietor OF
the Commercial hotel, Of Fort Worth, and as
perfect hotel Ms It's proprietor Is n perfect
gentleman,
YESTERDAY the rain fell in INSTALL
ments, each one arriving about fifteen min
utes apart. 1t was so thoroughly vile that
even ducks and geese roved around In search
OF dry places,
OUR citizens are waking up to the
street-paving question, and u meeting OF the
property owners on Main and Elm streets,
for the els, usslon of this question, will be
held at an early date.
The attempt to raise sufficient
amount of money to purchase town clock
and place it in the oupola of the new court
house has miscarried, SO far only one name
having been obtained.
WE saw q darkey sailor, who was
going TO Galveston to "ship," part from his
Dinah at the depot yesterday, in food of
tears. He being a salt, it is right to say he
parted from his "dark particular weeping
salty tears.
COL. w. Abel, formerly general
superintendent of the Chicago and North
western railroad, Is at the Commercial.
What Is there about this state TINT brings
such substantial and scientific gentlemen as
Colonel Abeel among use 'F
A YOUNG lady of this city, who pre-
fers to call things in her own way, stepped
into dry goods store yesterday to purchase
an umbrella, and instead of asking for 1t by
That name inquired of the clerk IL he had
"any clothed whale bones"
\ PLANTERS In this county inform us
that there is not q day but they have numer.
Gus applications from emigrants for land to
cultivate, and that the indications are most
favorable for rapid opening up of the un-
cultivated land in this county by the very
best farming element. M s5 t.f,rs ....r.ss.
THERE is said to be husband in
this city who loves his wife SO that he can't
Keep his hands OIL OF her. There are some
wives In this city who can't keep their hands
OIL their husbands either, but when they do
take them of we don't think II necessary IA
show hand full of hair TO prove a heart fu,
OF love. fAARt bE HiGiI n"
MR.. ALLEN w. RUDULPH, young
Ohioian, and one of the proprletors Of the
Wood county Sentinel, of Bowling Green.
ohio' Is stopping ut the Commercial. Pub.
fishing paper in Ohio must be fattcnlng, "a
Mr.. X. looks like German friend OF ours
'rter night at the Bismarck; but RS In.
'reased size increases our pleasure in meeting
with him.
BECKETT, our missionary returned
yesterday. wehave been looking for Beckett
o rise from "this dim spot that men call
'arth" and, like Elijah, go 10 heaven without
lying, but with the Bible in one pocket and
bundle of HERALDs in the other he il
afely anchored for the present, and win con-
inue TO work as heretofore In the land be.
ween the one over his head and the one
beneath his feet.
ARRIVALS at the Commercial Hotel
Huey and wife, Corsicana; M A Wilson
md wife, Fort Worth N Page, Cincinnati:
II Il Kennedy and wife, Canton W II
shepard, st. Louis; W LCrawford, jefferson
X Hubbard, Fort Worth; WE Kusee and
wife, Dallas county; c Gray, Houston; A
johnson, Waco; r A welch, Plano; w ID
Lesg, Plano; A T. NJ Robinson, Texas and
Pacific Railroad; W II Hardle, Louisville
iieze Ceamer and wife, Texarkana; III
Erwin and wife, kaufman; G W Beckett.
London.
a lady OF our acquaintance recently pur.
cnasea bottle of william ID. Parkers Com
pound Flul Extract Buchu. She was COM
planning OF being very bilious and feeling
periectly miserable; her skin was a. yellow
as gold. After taking IL for a few days the
change was astonishing. The skin was as
clear ana bright as evsf, and she said that
though she had taken but half the contents
Of tile bottle, Its effects had been WONDERFUL.
she never looked OF felt better in her life
William u. Parkcts Compound Fluid Ex.
tract Buchu certainly has a most wonderful
power OF cleansing the skin and making the
clear and beautiful. For sale Inv
all druggists, everywhere