The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-15
VAIL wheat looks splondId.

pAiL NlltNN ioohh Hpl'H'hh
lotteries aud rallies haze collapsed
In Dallas.
THE court house plasterlng coniln'
ues 10 scale oil,
LOl OTmRLLo II NJ work on sign
for DR., Mollctt,
Cons slxty.hve ocnHpcr buShcl, and
plenty of takers,
EVERYBODY and the next man In
this city has n cold.
ELM street was one snow-white sen
Of cotton yesterday.
SimAF oats are "going" In Dallas nj
thlrty-llve cents per dozen.
ANYTHING wearing the name oflirc,
Just now, In NJ once taken Into favor
'rHERE are no less than Atty private
residences now building In tbs city.
TIE Baptist church IL TO have II
steeple. Work on the same commence
cd yesterday.
The lumber yard Of Mr., Mnyheld
sells two thousand dollars worth of
lumber daily.
ARE tho streets of Dallas open "ior
the fastest time on record 10y owners
of fast horses?
PERMANENT board for asmall family
can be obtained by application at the
HERALD office.
ONE of tho Work brothers designs
erecting fine residence near Captain
ISwink's place.
Nix. SPEAR is improving his resi-
dence on Elm street by adding II largo
west wing to IL.
VIZ are pleased to learn that Yard
Master Murray, of the Pacific road il
rapidly Receiving.
THIS foundations for the new build
ings on tho burnt district We're conf
mcnced yesterday.
THE "rangers," armed on the outside
like the inside of an arsenal, are oh
jects of interest on our streets,
AcoRNs are rs thick on the postoaks
in this county IA precious stones in the
jewel case of II Persian monarch.
ONE of our collectors carries some six
year old accounts. They are wrinkled
and the figures have grown grey.
A CoLoRED huntsmnn brought in two
wild geese, yesterday, which he killed
mile below this city, In the Trinity
BEHOLD the charm in beautiful
name Slap Foot has sent in the best
cotton received in Dallas this season.
LET every farmer of Dallas coun-
ty bring In his contribution to the bar
becue. Don't be modest gentleman
RUNAWAY horses In this city make
their mile, provided they don't break
their neck, In three qarters of n min
ute.
THE funeral of Mr.. Mesterhaus'
child was attended, yesterday, by
large number of the Germans of this
city.
JUICE KERFooT received case of
envelopes, yesterday, which were
starched on the sides, before and be-
hind.
MOONLIGHT nights, and lovers are
getting out their shawls and overooats
to ''swear by yon star"--if hot to coo
for hours.
The flremen run out the hose car
riages last night on drill. You should
have seen those chestnut sorrels with
that engine
LAWYER EBLEN, having read some-
where in Blackstone that every mans
house Is his own castle, Is about to
build a castle.
Mrs. BATH was more seriously burn
ed at the fire than was generally sup
posed. She IL still confined TO her bed
aud suffers greatly.
THERE 10 30 much switching now be.
ing done on the Pacific road that some
Kind OF "signal service" should he
adopted for Lamar street, at least.
Mr., AND Mis-. ALIEN. FRIEND re.
turned from their bridal tour, yester-
day. We welcome both the beautiful
bride and her popular husband to our
city.
Mis-. ANDERSON, who kept n board.
Ing house on the corner OF Commerce
and HARDWOOD streets, died yesterday
of typhoid fever after lingering i'll
ness.
TIE eloquence of the average attor-
ney, falling to keep Judge kerfoot
warm, he resorts to the eloquence of
match and wood In his official fire
place.
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