The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-28

lfmany more chaps some travelling around
sin the interest Of the Gmngen, "thoy'll have
10 charge hoard, They may worry II out
with ten day, but when they begin 10 come
NO thick that one has hardly ptrRddled his
horse 10 leave before another dismOnnls, Ia
"My brother Granger, you must dispense
with little cash, or try tho next house"
THE party who occupies the FIRST
house east Of the market ought 10 own shot
gun, and sil beside the barrel IN which he
Keeps his meat, or els0 remove That barrel
inside Rs q dog was seen yesterday after
noon 30 take about twenty pounds OF The
meat and depart nnmolesiod, when II be-
comes fashionable 10 furnish our lnrdols by
such agencies, We would like to buy that dog,
BREMoNp's MINISTRIES left bad I'M
presAions behind. Several Sunday school
scholars IN this city met In barn by prior
arrangements Inst Sunday, an hour or Two
before sunday school, aud after backing
their faces "plnyed Minstrel" Suddenly
hearing the boil ring, they hurried OF 10
school without washing their faces, and the
teacher, whose head was bowed In prayer
when they went In, NJ length arose only to
confront six M black laces ~ ever put n tar
barrel upon iis envy.
A sNUFF-BoX was shown Us yester-
day that by winding II up, II would crawl 10
your nose and "snuif you" The same In
yentor has scratched about half tho hair OF
tho top ofhls head trying 10 get up small
sized wagon that viii climb, very much MS
does that snun box, and on reaching the
mouth tit II full OF snun. Clippers may eN-
pect this within II very few months, By
warm weather NJ least.
A WAGON of lumber broke down In
the center of the street railroad track Just
above tho Southern hotel yesterday nIier'
noon, and detention OF flftoen minutes to
the street cars caused lady, who wns impa-
tlent TO got aboard, declare that she would
like TO DO acquainted with the car drivers
wife, $50 that could get her 10 give him n
good scratching for making me wait so long
on the corner"
ATTENTION Is called TO the advertise
mont OF Mrs. Il. d, COughnnour's school for
girls, the second term Of which commences
nm Instructor of children Mrs G. has no supe-
rlor In this part of the state, II In the state ut
al. We have known her M such for num-
bor OF years, ind do not hesitate to commend
her and her school TO our friends.
ABOUT five hundred of our citizens
have put the question TO us "why II was
that the turbulent pair who didn't care n
tinScrs dam who they killed, when they
were shooting In the streets from the faro
room tho other night, were not tried In THIS
city on Saturday and thus defeat what has
since taken place." On inquiry we learn
that Mayor Long was summoned to Austin
on Saturday, therefore Il hearing could not
be had before him, and that Judge Kerfoot
was engaged with important legal matters at
the Circuit court, which prevented an exam
nation before his tribunal.
RI. REV. Bishop Dubois, Of the Cath
Ollie Dloccase of Texas, will be in our city to-
day and will remain until Monday next lie
will preach at the Catholic Chapel on sun
day next, and US he is q gentleman of extern
sive learning we advise all who have never
had the pleasure of hearn him to avail
themselves of this opportunity TO listen TO
one of tho most eminent dlvlncs In the
south.
REV. DIR. u. w. CAsKEY, of the Chris
tian church, still continues his interesting
sermons at the Christian chapel In this city.
Dir. CuslScy is known from the lakes to the
gulf and for lmpressiveness in oratory, pre-
ciseness In rhetoric and emlnence as a logi-
clan he has no superior in the Southern
States. His private character Is as high as
his reputation as speaker, and we most
heartily advise all who have not heard him
to attend his course of moral lectures, We
will soon publish a partial account OF the
many virtues of this gifted and truly great
gentleman.
II Is almost impossible to estimate the
number of dyspeptics there are In the
United States. The intense business energy
of the American people scarcely allowing
great cause of this. More time ought to be
spent over the dinner table, for, unless the
food IL thoroughly mast icated, 1t cannot be
properly digested. Still, when one has al
ready got into trouble, the best thing Is to
ind II way out Buchu has been found ex-
ceedingly beneficial In such cases. In Will
liam Il. Parkers Compound Fluid Extract
Buchu you can obtain II eparation con-
tanning oil the rare virtues OF the plant,
together with other ingredients tending to
increase Its value. Try 1t, and you will not
be disappointed. Sold by all druggists, every
where.
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