The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-26

AZ Deputy Sheriff Hobbies was re-
turning home, on Saturday evening,
he run on to four nlght-colnpleXloned
chaps In great misery with ench other
Mr.. Hobbies demanded them 10 cease
their tempest, and hold up their thun-
der They declined observing II, ana
~ Mr. HOBBIES dlsmounied three OF
the "natlon's wardsn proclpltolcd for
safety, but the fourth one showed war.
IN the scullleMr, Hobbies succeeded In
getting the Africans head between his
legs, aud was about 10 wear hin into
fine thread when no bit Mr.. II, vi
cloualy, and by some manner managed
10 get loose and escape, As Mr. II, IL
likely 10 catch him, Mr., II. viii then
teach him how the law can bite,
ONE Of the features Of the Catholic
fair tomorrow night is 10 be 'tho Sa-
cred Promise original and Ia verse,
written by requesll by u southern
s0ul-toned poet, aud one of the most
elegant writer's of the day--a resident
of the city OF Dallas. Tho promise Is
not only 10 be In the handwriting Of
the author, containing his signature,
but the promise IL to be most sacredly
kept by him, to the person who shall
bo 40 favored ~ 10 draw II. Tho orig.
inal paper IL 10 be put Into vase and
sealed The tickets Will be sold for n
nominal sum. Happy the individual
who draws the promise.
DEPUTY SHERIFF Ton ScorT,
troubled u man by the name OF Will
liam Woolford, on Saturday last, to
read caplas requesting his attendance
before the grand jury TO inform them
what disposition he hOd made of u
widow lady's horse. When tapped on
the shoulder by Scott, Mr., William
Woolford was walking the streets of
Dallas with nm expression Of Mary's
little lamb, but his moral fleece was
not as white as snow; still, he felt con
strained "to WON'T wherever Scott
did go.
WE were pleased TO greet IN our
snnctum, Saturday morning, Mr. w.
q. Barrett one of the editors of the
Shreveport Southwestern Telegram.
Mr.. Il. IL no stranger in Dallas, but he
was really nst0nlshed at the rapid pro-
gress In Improvement that our city has
made in the last three years. He was
returning home from Houston, but
went west, yesterday morning, to Fort
Worth, where he will spend several
days and return to our city In time to
witness the celebration of the compile
ton Of our new court house.
RHEUMATISM is no doubt caused 10y
diseased PARTICLES in the blood. This
poison IL decidedly acid. The acetate
of polassa contained in William II.
Parker's Compound Fluid Extract
Buchu neutrali2es this acid, and thus
II Is snid that 80 many cases of this
malndy are relieved and cured by using
this remedy, Are you suffering from
this terrible disease? Then get n bot
tie of parkcrs Compound Fluid In
tract inchu, and you may rely upon
receiving immediate relief. For sale
by all druggists, everywhere.
WE are sure our readers win thank
us for calling their attention to the
very handsome advertisement of the
Excelsior Manufacturing company, Of
ut. Louis, as II would be useless for us
to try to say anything in favor Of the
great Charter Oak Cooking Stove. The
very word suggests the thought of
wen cooked meal, followed by casy di-
gestion, vigorous health, with desire
to have plenty of real work, 10 say
nothing of The comfort of n happy, con-
tented household.