The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-03
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APPOINTED at large-The wind.
THE "kettle drum" has not reached
us yet.
OUR city has its conundrum maker,
who "gets up" his dozen daily.
Houston is as snug rs fist in mutl
In his new quarters on Lamar street.
As Il general thing the hogs are very
proud Of the condition of our streets.
OUR auctioneers are selling out bank
rupt stocks from rival towns OF Dallas.
THERE is n servant in this city who
rocks the baby, washes the dishes and re-
ceivcs kisses from her "fella,' all nj the same
time.
A DALLAS church member has re-
ceve1 n season ticket 10 one of the dance
halls,
EMPRESS and draymcn say they
would just as soon ford the Trinity MS some
of the cutters OF this city.
"INVESTEDn instead of "intcrestedn
was the word which was intended in onr
brief theatrical review on Sunday.
JUDGING from the amount Of bag
gage carried over the Pacific road that line
must be the "Grand Trunk" route of this
State.
SOME chap in this city applied to one
of the railroad section bosses Of the Central
road the other day to rent his hand.car for
six months.
WE noticed some boys passing few
pleasant moments yesterday, in tearing OIL
the posters of Messrs. Cummins & Duncan,
on their lots at the top of Main street.
LESS cotton was received yesterday
than any day this season. We heard one
cotton man say that his receipts wouldn't
buy him decent deck of "double headers
1CE formed to the thickness of a
quarter of an inch on Sunday night, and
quite number of individuals went down
street Monday without washing their faces.
n YOUNG LADY of this city endowed
with an unusual abundance of hair, found,
on waking the other morning, that a mouse
had slept in that adornment during the
night. .reer .
SEE announcement of Mr.. r. III.
West Us candidate for the Office Of treasur-
er Of tho city at the municipal election. Mr..
West submits his name to the decision of the
Democratic primary election.
A UNITED States marshal and de
'echvo arrived In this city on Saturday
night from Little Rock, having in charge a
mulatto, supposed to be the murderer OF the
policeman who was killed in this city some
two years ago. f.
A sIXTEEN hundred dollar hearse has
been purchased by Messrs. G.. NJ. Littlefield &
Co. for this city. Just think of that style of
being carried to the cemetery, and how the
occupant OF the coffin can turn up his nose
at "corpusses" conveyed in less aristocratic
establishments.
A YOUNG gentleman Of this CITY.
after three years attempt to raise a NOUS
tache, looked in his glass the other morning
and saw what he thought was the budding
of one hair. After washing his face, he
arrived at the soul-harrowing fact that 1t was
only fly speek.
The Geneva Conference has at last con.
Guided It's labors and awarded the amount
due by England to the United States ON ac- |
count OF the Alabama claims. The amount
was easily arrived at after the amount had |
been properly represented TO the tribunal. III |
would be, however, an impossible matter for |
even so astute court as that to arrive at the |
OF beneft conferred ON suffering I'M |
manity by such medicine as William b. Par |
ker compound Fluid Extract Buchu Thou |
sands attest its excellence. For sale by ali |
druggists, everywhere.