The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-09

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DALLAs insurance agents pursue
their victims on horseback.
TuE Denlson News IL dosing the
Denlson Times with Murray-ntlc acid,
TIE fashionable color OF the weather
for the past few days has been bru'
ncttc.
Tm editor Of the I'm County Record
Is In our city. S,w.'or why don't you
come upG
PASSENGER AGENT THOMPSON, of
the Texas aud Pacific, was IN the city
yesterday.
The 40. H." had striklngly hand
some signs placed on the top of the
street cars, yesterday.
THREE "Solld 1'ruths' In our local
advertising columns should be read by
every man In the city,
The street cars are again receiving
advertisements. Now no who rides M
well rs runs, may read.
MEssRs. REED n LATHRoP will re-
move in u few days to the store at
present occupied by II. n M. Kahn.
OWING to their early removal Mcssrs.
Il. Il M. Kahn desire to close n large
portion Of their stock out ut low Dg-
ures.
IT Is rumored that Messrs. Ullmapn
& Co. design removing to their old
stand on the cornerof Main and Jciler-
son streets.
COLONEL NOBLE, general superin-
tendent Of the II. and p, was one OF
the heavy weight railroad champions
on our streets, yesterday.
MEssRs. T.. Il Nj. KAHN wiz
move over on Elm street and occupy
one of the most commodlous store
houses Oh that thoroughfare.
A TRAIN of thirty-fve emigrant
wagons passed through Dallas, yester-
day, going west The wagons APP
peared to be heavier loaded with babies
than anything else.
THE expenses OF the street railroad
for the month of September amounted
to nine hundred and sixty-three dol.
lars. And yet, "pshaw it don't cost
anything to run It,"
ONE of the pleasures, in this city,
during the muddy period, is to watch
n female, wearing No. shoes, trying
to "walk over'' dry shod, by following
a man wearing No. boots.
MEssRs. j. l.. Downs d Co. have a
notice headed "Fair Warning,n in an
other column, TO which attention is
called. They also advertise an exten-
sive line of all kinds of groceries.
DALLAS Lodge No. Alp +. and A.
NJ, meets at halfpast seven o'clock at
its hall over Wheat's store, on Main
street this evening. All Master Ma
sons in good standing are cordially in
vited to be present.
THE grasshoppers in this city are
paying the most aGectionate attention
to tae fig trees, and as they manifest a
uniform love for vines, we suppose
we'll all sooner or later be entirely
houseless, asthere will be no swine and
fig tree" to ''sit under"
HEAVY loaded teams are cautioned
not to attempt to cross the culvert on
Main street, near the Southern hotel.
Its health, since the wet weather, has
become very much impaired, and IFS
likely to Ego under'' most any hour.
A GENTLEMAN of this city, whose
friends remember that he loves nice
things, received per express from the
latter yesterday, small box of bo-
largo, which is a sausage made of the
roes of mullet-flsh. 1t is from Maine.
"KAHN! KAHNw meditatively re.
marked new conner, us he caught
sight of II. 4 M. Kahn's sign, yester-
day. "Why, yes, / know now, they
are the great clothiers of Dallas, who
pve heard talked about in half the
states In the union!p
JUST as a young gentleman was rid
ing his horse, yesterday, over that
never-to-be-forgotten Main street Gull
vert, his saddle-girth broke, and he
came near making an involuntary in
spection of the bowels of that culyert
by curling over the excavation on the
south side.
The attention of the city authorities
is called to the fact that 1t is the Gus
tom of those entrusted to clean out |
offices In this city that they empty |
Stops and the contents of spittoons on
the tops of awnings, a great deal of
which falls through the gaping joints,
10 the detriment of broadcloth and
silks.