The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-29
HAY Ia selling readily at ten dol
larA ner ton.


lars per ton.
CoIT0H IN coming In NJ the rate OF
four and six bales 10 the wagon.
JACK Frost has already sent w
chilly lntimatlon OF his coming.
WATcu out for all engine OF fun
when the clown sounds his whistle"
THE Philharmonic society meets to-
night ut Messrs. Dorman, Holmes n
Co.'s.
THAT clerical nabob OF the weather
In now doing his d-blandcst to keep
us In good humor.
THE "Little Brick' saloon has put
card up which says, "Closed until the
1st OF October"
Mr.. ii. G. HosKINs intimates his In
tention of taking a.partner In his con.
stantly enlarging business.
THE man who occupies three seats
In street car, one for his body proper
and two for his legs, still rides.
THE clown shouldn't say anything
about ladies' painting their faces-re-
member his own face Is painted.
The wine colored hat has Its effect
spoiled by being worn by man with
rum colored nose, gentleman of Dali
las.
WE perceive several ornamental
gentlemen still left with nothing to do
and plenty to wear, to stand on our
corners.
By some mystic source we learn that
the Central and Pacific roads will, at
no very distant day, build union de-
pot In this city.
"To THY tents, 0 /! Israel !" was read
In one of our schools, yesterday, by u
scholar whose thoughts were u day
ahead ITO the circus tent, Oh! Dali
las !"
LARoRERs are at work tearing
away the vault in the building former
ly occupied by the city bank and TAX
ing out its Intervals with patience,
crowbars and hatchets.
AS THE members of the grand jury
were going out to their respective
homes on Saturday, they We're politely
bowed TO by the individuals who
were going ont when the grand jury
WAS coming in.
A BAkEFooTED negro man partly
walked into u pile OF hot ashes in front
of one Of our blacksmith shops, yester-
day, and burnt one of his toes SO badly
that 1t Is thought that 1t will have to
be amputated. A case of sire and
toe"
TT 10 noticeable that whenever there
Is u divorce case under adjudication in
this city that tlocks of married men
are seen vending their way with much
system to the court house, where they
sit with great hardihood throughout
the trial. They don't tell their wives,
though.
MAJOR ERvAY, one of our most solid
and progressive citizens, is construct
ing very handsome two story brick
building ON the corner of Commerce
and Market streets. 1t is fifty by one
hundred feet and, when finished, will
be one Of the most ornamented edi-
fees on that thoroughfare.
THAT most efficient and courteous
gentleman, Sheriff w. f. Egan, OF
Denton county, passed through this
city yesterday for Huntsville, having
in charge three prisoners, one negro
and two whites, convicted at the last
term Of the criminal court Of Denton
county. One Of the white prisoners
was sentenced for ten years for horse
stealing.
A HORSE attached to buggy, In
which yas seated q gentleman and his
vife, became frightened at the stay
cope extending from the top Of the
compress to q tree on the sidewalk on
the opposite side Of the street, and in
jumping aside broke the shaft from the
buggy and soon disappeared in the
direction Of the graveyard.
THE railroad bridge is the resort, on
Sunday, Of all sorts and conditions of
men. One couple, last Sunday, after
eszipg With 'love's melancholy, p - II