The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-29


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WILL our iog stall subject us 10 poH
tax?
'fuRRE wagon loads Of now wheat IN
yesterday.
A FOUR hundred dollar snuff box IL n
Dallas heirloom.
THE clouds resumed payment ycster-
day morning.
The clouds are informed we don't
want "Mlll river llood.r
"CoAouLArED proyendern In what
Ice cream Is styled In this city,
THERE are no apples In Dallas, un-
less lts the apple of our eye or "apple-
jack,'
PILINd one empty box on the top of
the other against houses, h pIllng II on
too dangerous.
A REPORT Of the grand ball will mp.
pear III to-llOrroW's issue.
The fellows to raise the wlnd-Our
city fan pcddlers.
Go WAY, boys, with your marble
"tawsW It's Wichita, now.
SWEET corn has been largely cult
waited In this county by tillers, with u
"sweet tooth.n
Go AND hear Rev. DR.. Brush, at the
Odd Fellows hall, next Sunday, and
have your religion brushed up.
a WAGON forty-three years old with
silver tire on one OF It's wheels, was
driven through this city yesterday.
Two FISHERMEN unite In the belief
that they saw four heron on the
banks of the Trinity yesterday.
BUILDING lots approximate to the
fair grounds are selling rapidly, and
VIII soon be occupied by some elegant
suburban residences.
COLONEL w. Y, LEADER, the iron
duke, who writes the leaders for the
Iron Age of Marshall, IL In the city.
We We're honored by u cali from the
gentleman yesterday.
COLONEL WINKLER of Corscana, II
distinguished politician and lawyer of
this state, was in the city yesterday,
specializing upon tho magic character
of our growth.
Z. H. GIBSON, ESD, editor and pro-
prletor of the Ellis county News, felt
II his bounden duty to show his whole
some proportions IN our office yester-
day. "Gib us another call"
MARSHALL VIM, ESQ., agent and
correspondent of our Home journal,
servicable publication, is working UNI
tiringly IN the interests of his paper in
this city.
THE business of the sherfl's office is
mountainous. Major Barley has as
many MS fifteen deputies on the "war
path" daily, with all their pockets and
hats full Of capiases.
PUr up guards to the lamp posts. II
there's one thing more than another
that Will give cheer to q Dallas horse,
1t will DO to "pick Off these posts
with u wagon wheel.
WE thank Messrs. Davis, Sawyer and
Myer, the committee of arrangements,
for an invitation to attend n reunion of
the "Hebrew Benevolent Association, .
to take place at the fair grounds on the
thirty-flrst.
a Mr.. THoMpsoN's mare was fright
ened yesterday by its colt Jumping in
between 1t and the wagon, and II
kicked the colt until that youngster
wasn't recognizable by the animal that
did the kicking,
A DOG, whose viciousness was no
longer tolerable, was Behaved UNI
with lead, by parties with iron finish
ers, In yard on Pacific avenue, YES
terday evening. A "circus crowdp was
on hand.
a COW unseated milk maid yester-
day evening on Lamar street, Mt milk
ing time, by italicising her hoof on
that maiden's jaw. On recovering her
self from temporary rest on the
ground, she deliberately cut the cows
tail off with a butcher knife.
"DELIvER my darling from the
power of the dogp shouted an aged
negress, In the language of David, as she
ran up Young street yesterday morn
ing. On rushing to the spot Indicated
by the woman, ii was discovered that
her child was in the power of a large
mastiff who was holding firmly to its
arm. A kick from one of the resclers
freed the frightened child.
WILLIAM b. PARKER's Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu Is scientific prep
aration. We are perfectly willing TO
allow full and thorough examination
oil the article, and have no fears for the |
result. In proof of this, we have sup
piled several physicians for their pri- |
vate practice, they being aware of its
composition, and know il to be one of |
the best diuretics in use. For sale bv
all druggists, everywhere. :"
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