The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-07

Tnn Lur In lhe sIde Of Lhe rada-NO,


TIE bur IN the side Of the rads-No'
vem-ber
MrssRs, KELLY n BALL ARE making
some "oraelt" cider,
CRANnERRlEs are the tartest and
aauoe-lest berry IN the Dallas market
THE thermometer went up, yesler'
day, like an India rubber ball on n
bounce,
OFFICER BABY has got the last IN
trinity Of noble heels-one OF them 10
skinned,
BoTTo has Just put UP a beautiful
confectionery case IN his tasty eslab-
llshment.
0uR court house cupola, like an un'
manageable school boy, Ii all the safer
for ils roddinG
THE Catholic convent N drawing tn
completion, aud II oaIhollcly liberal In
itn dimennlona.
j. q. BROWNE n Co, give grand
turkey lunch to-day from half'past ten
TO twelve O'clock.
EACH one of you hll not 10 conIrl'
butte your share 10 the cause OF your
noble iiremon tonight,
A STRICTLY businessman Ia this city
has levied on u DootbiaclS'a "klt' for
two shines he owes him.
The Allen Il johnson dramatic COM
blnatlon will, weare dellghtedto know,
remain with IN another week.
The tremendous shower on Wednes-
day night washed down several piles of
lumber In Mayileld's lumber yard,
GRANT, We suppose, clngs still tight
'er 10 his cigar, M II has turned out
such pipe-ing times to the democracy.
"RonERT' remains at tho Lone Star
saloon, next to the Lafayette restau'
rant, ~ the high rooster Of that insli'
tuition.
MEssRs. Il. p. CowEN Il Co. will
commence, In u few days, the erection
Of u brick building on the ruins OF
their late fire.
FAMILIES buying their family sup
plies at Leonard Brothers. will have
their purchases delivered at their
houses promptly.
GRossMAN takes his part Of the Lone
Star saloon and opens next to Neon
nelps, on Elm street, with more than
u half star glitter.
jon HARRIS IL, we understand, to
build a stone house on the lot upon
which his frame building was burned
on Wednesday night
You cannot do better than TO buy
your family supplies at Leonard Bros,
Austin street, next door TO Odd Eel
lows hall. Try them.
JUDGE BuRroRD's kitchen was en-
tered on Thursday night, by some hun
cry night prowler, and u sack Of flour
and n couple of hams taken there
from.
WHERE will get nm orange In this
city," asked one gentleman of another,
on Main street, yesterday afternoon.
"O.rdnge around for it, was the pun
ming reply.
LEONARD Bros. have removed to
their old stand on Austin street, where
they will keep on hand heavy stock
of staple and fancy groceries for fami-
ly use. Call on tnem and see for your
self.
A BooKKEEPER In this city wanted
TO send ledger in mail sack to st.
Louis, yesterday, and couldn't do it,
and of course not ; who ever heard of
anybody posting in ledger that
way?
The Lone Star saloon will remove
to-day to the new brick building on
Elm street. next to ]. G. McConnell's
hardware store, where Jacob Gross
man invites his friends to free lunch
tonight at seven o'clock. See notice.
SEVERAL of the Tennessee and Mis-
sissippi excursionists have rented
house of Mr.. Prick, near Mr. j. C.
McConnelps residence, where they
will dwell together in unity for some
weeks and study our peculiarities and
wants with critics eye.
ATTENTION is called to the card OF
Hon. Nat. M. Burford, attorney Mt
law, office in the district attorneys
office In the court house. Judge Bur.
ford is too well known in all Texas as
a lawyer of the first standing to need
any commentator from us.
In conversation witha stone mason.
yesterday, 1t was his opinion that un-
less the street above the market
house was filed up to the retaining
wall, the next rain would wash with
sufficient power into the hollow, be-
tween the retaining wall and the street
to carry away the former.
Fields Opera House.