The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-28
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LET us see! What b. Bcccher
calls II?
LIVER "puddins" are living realities
In this city.
j. Il. d. BLADES, ESD, has returned
from Memphis.
WHEAT il ARRIVING in the city in
large quantities.
APPLES of fine size and flavor are
selling In this city ut gradually come
at-able prices.
The cotton plant is getting thirsty.
Suppose the clerk of the weather pro-
poses "drinks."
A SHERMAN Martin was on our
streets yesterday. 1t was our brother
OF the Register.
RATS ate n mans hat up In this city
on Sunday night because the cook had
split u pan OF gravy over 1t.
IT Is found not to be healthy, in this
city, to say that n woman is red-head-
ed. You must shy blush.coloreI.
AN emigrant wagon passed through
this city, yesterday, with "bound fur
Kanady," lettered on the wagon top.
IRISH potatoes can be had In this
city at three dollars and fifty cents per
bushel--by those who want them at
that price,
SEVERAL young men of our city have
written to Henry Ward Beecher to
know If they can study theology under
his tutorship.
Fort WORTH landlords, widows and
impressionable maidens are informed
that u political convention meets in
their city on tomorrow.
Two HORSES saddled and bridled and
riderless, came into the city via the
Scyene road, yesterday, on u full run,
and swan across the Trinity at the
railroad bridge.
FOURTEEN men stood In u bunch on
Main street, yesterday, dunning each
other. They finally proposed to take n
drink and afterwards told the bar
keeper, In concert, to charge It.
GINGER CAKE eaters in this city
complain that they pay more for
these cakes now than when ginger was
ten per cent higher. Now we say let
justice be done the ginger cake eaters,
though whole heaven of ginger cakes
fall.
MEssRs. LEONARD Bros, with their
usual promptitude and enterprise, are
receiving daily fresh and complete In
voices of staple and fancy groceries.
Everything In the grocery line can be
purchased of them as low as any house
in the city.
FRUITs of all kinds are being ship
ped to this city in large quantities. In
the absence of roasting ears, cabbage,
and the gradually falling off of toma-
toes and potatoes, the former are in
ready demand and their use in bar
rler to general sickness.
THE Jews Of Dallas forgot land
thereby overlooked u most important
element Of their interests), to send
representative to the late convention
held IL Cleveland, Ohio, for the pur-
pose Of establishing Hebrew theolog-
ical institute in the United States.
Miss FANNIE SAWYER, secretary of
the ladies' aid and benevolent society,
requests US to give notice that meet
Ing of the society will held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Van Harris, on Jackson
street, at half past five o'clock ON
Wednesday Tomorrow morning.
Two RUNAWAY negroes, the girl four
teen years old aud the boy the same
age, were married on horseback on the
Mckinney road, one mile and half
from this city, yesterday afternoon.
They We're married by a white man
wholfalsely pretended to be minis
ter.
AN elegant Sunday afternoon fight
took place on Jefferson street, In front
OF Kings boarding house. One of the
"braves" was arrested, but the other
made his escape. Assistant Marshal
Ryan to secure the one who was finally
taken to Jail, had to combat some fiery
resistance, but with the aid OF a police
man or two the opposing individual
was overcome.
A ROOM occupied by gentleman and
his wife at Mr.. Slaton's boarding house,
Lamar street, was entered by some one
Oh Saturday night, who, no doubt, had
watched to see what disposition the 90.
cupants of the room would make of
their valuables, and while running his
hand under the pillow upon which the
head OF the lady was resting, laroused