The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-26
SEVERAL whites of this city talk of
going to the Black hills.

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SEVERAL whites of this city talk of
going to the Black hills.
A WEST wind, yesterday, for the first
time for u many n month.
FALL gardens have aroused the in
dustrious muscle once again.
PopE BERRIES make Dallas small boys
poky about getting home now.
Two HUNDRED turkeys were brought
into this city from Tarrant county, yes
terday.
SEVERAL bales Of cotton of an excel
lent texture Were brought into the city
yesterday.
(WHICH Is the special ear for
Scyene % asked an old lady at The Pa
ciiic depot yesterday afternoon.
A MASS meeting is now held IN front
of Prather 4 Murphy's block to look
ut the graders work on the street.
OWNERS Of dogs are called TO n read
Ing of an ordinance respecting their
future In our advertisement columns.
MORE of practical than classical
education will be observed in instruct
ing scholars in Dallas schools hereaf-
ter.
Work has again commenced on the
building adjoining the Odd Fellows
hall, the iron fronts having arrived
yesterday.
The "wrnkled front" of Main street
Is having Its wrinkles taken of by the
street gang, which work takes the
frown OIL the citizens face.
The Mexican troupe played som
beautiful and well executed airs from
the balcony of Fields opera house yes
terday afternoon and evening.
CAPTAIN Tom WALKER has returned
to Dallas after joyful visit to the
home of his childhood across the sea.
We welcome him back most heartily.
A YOUNG gentleman in this city was
30 triumphed over by the appearance
ola lady's nose in Dallas, Yesterday,
that he ordered II u boquet from New
York.
a FAMILY consisting of u woman
and twelve daughters arrived at our
depot Yesterday, and the only name
the whole concern goes by ia the "lion-
ess and her young"
Two YOUNG gentlemen having dis.
similar veins were much astonished,
yesterday afternoon, to find that
strike out from the shoulder, from
each of them had knocked them both
over the Commerce street culvert
A SMOKER dropped a match in a pile
OF shavings in carpenter shop, near
Live Oak street, yesterday morning.
and the shavings igniting in n blaze
some difficulty was experienced by
those present in putting out the fire.
THE mayor with ::his usual instancy
IN matters pertaining to the public
good, has promptly issued his procla-
nation directing the arrest of all who
fire of pistols or guns on the breaking
out of fire. This is exactly right. as |
the custom Is both absurd and danger
Gus. The notice will be found in nm. !
other column.
ARRIVALS at the Commercial hotel
Charles A. James, Weatherford T. |
Lusfer, George B. Lowry, Denison; j. |
ii. Bates, Bryan; II. II. Goodman, Cor
sicana; ]. c. Douglas, Etna; James
Peabody, Houston; A. Anglers, Corsi.
cana; RE. Montgomery, Marshall; ]. |
II. Carr, Pontotock, Miss; Haze Graz
mer, Memphis.
MR.. l.. FERRY, tailor and renoyator.
on Austin street, IL rapidly advancing
INTO the FAVOR OF the public for the en-
cellent character of his work. Besides
cutting and making the nobbiest of
suits, he does tile most beautiful work
In the way Of cleaning and securing
giving to the Oldest garments The ap.
pearance of being perfectly new.
MEssRs. OWENS & BooTIf, auction-
eers and commission merchants, cor
ner of Market and Elm streets, appear
n our columns to-day in a new and
we'll displayed card, setting forth their
business. These gentleman are well
inown as thorough business men, and I
PARTICULARLY do we commend to our
eaders Mr.. 10. q. Booth, the auction. ]
~ Of the firm. They have just moved I