The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-09
NOTICE.
All accounts due the Herald
Office zap 10 July Ist, instant,
must be paid al once.

Tom RANAIIAN has whlsked of to
Galveston. Toms friends thoroughly
miss him.
INVEST few dimes IN the Dallas
Agricultural and Mechanics Gift Assoc
citation. Ii will pay
The jury In the Thompson case, yes
terday, adludged him not guilty Of
keeping bawdy house.
AFTER the 18th ultimo city scrip
will not be received for taxes. That's
scripture from i<eeton.
a LARGE number Of our citizens have
petitioned the city council for an In
crease OF the salary of the police force.
Right.
OUR evening contemporary is assured
OF our very sensible appreciation Of its
very complimentary reference to MS of
yesterday.
TRY your luck In the Dallas Agricul-
tural and Mechanics Gift association,
Main street, between Austin aud Mar
ket streets.
our warmest coincidence is extended
our friend Mr.. Bohny, upon the loss
of his infant son, whose death took
place yesterday.
THE street car "John Nicely Bryan
suffered from some arrangement of Its
stomach, yesterday, and was laid up
for n dose of foundry bitters.
THE Mobile Life Insurance company
have removed their Office for the pres
ent, to the second story of Messrs
Schneider n Davis building.
WERE 1t not for the difference in the
color 1t would be somewhat difficult,
this weather, to determine which is
the tail and which the tongue of a dog.
OUR office thermometer stood at
ninety-eight degrees most of yester-
day, notwithstanding that it had been
all day In hugging distance to the ice
cooler.
THE remark Of u spinster, In one of
our crowded street cars, yesterday, was
that at was the first time she had had
man to sit that near her for ten
years"
THERE is gravel enough in the bed
of the stream, within u mile or two
miles of this city, to make MS fine sur
face for our streets MS could be provided
In the state.
In attempting to climb fence to
yard on Akard street, yesterday, boy
by the name of Wilson fell from the
same and suffered compound fracture
of his right arm.
THE very neat new building of Mr..
Goutfes, adjoining Mr.. Cheeseman's ST.
loon, was rented yesterday to the pro-
prietor Of the Lafayette restaurant. He
goes therein to-day.
The "Dover Express" all the way
from Gould Ireland" was received at
this office yesterday. The sender was
our friend DR.. Walker, of the firm of
Messrs. Conner n Walker, of this city.
COLONEL KELLER, president of the
street railroad, intends building one of
the largest and handsomest private
residences In the state, adjoining the
noble suburban home of Captain Gas
ton.
"A CAUCASIAN, overcome with that
which has produced the modern ''cru-
sader," was hauled up to the mayors |
court, yesterday, on a water cart. ava.
ter water all around and not drop to
drink p
ONE parent attending the book auc-
ton, yesterday, wanted ''put up" one
of those roomy-sited bibles, $50 that
his little boy could sit on 1t ut the table,
and which would also suit for strap
ping razor on
MIR. EVAN p. GRAVES, Of the Press
printing company, ofLexington, Ken
tuclSy, is among the late arrivals In our
city. Mr.. g., himself is great deal
more genial anu comfortable to be
around with than Is his name.
J. ED. BLADES, Esq, cuts of to Men,
phis this morning. He Is many Blades
in one anu is sharp enough to know
that to preserve the right temper, such
weather as this, he should "open' In
fresh countries and pastures new. We
wish him a rosy time, tH nt
'rHEopHIIdls, remarked an old lady
TO her husband yesterday, as she
looked over the side of a wagon, IN
which she was riding, ut the holes dug
at the junction Of the gas mains to
stop the leaks, II ralely believe these
town folks Is plantin' grapevines In
their streets 10
AN epidemic of boring wells has
broken out in this city. About three
fourths Of our citizens who know how
to dig, are from one to fifteen feet under
the ground, looking for water. Some
of them carry a bottle Of something