The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25

word for tho dust yesterday
TWENTY dollars were the proeeedA
from ThompsoD's barbecue bepelit
Tne planning mill Of MessrA' Grove y
Watt Is doing an Immense buslneHH'
OArTAM WRlGur Of the Jasper
CITY Mo- flour mills, 10 soIournlng ~
our city,
VIZ positively believe that that but
tor NJ Messrs, Keene N Nichols never
was eXcelled
Tng family OF Colonel keene OF the
Arm OF Messra, Keene a Nichols arTlV'
cd home yesterday
TnE "Cednrsp have been heard from
A very 1ne boy Captain Adams ana
lady ARE 10 be fellcItaled.
Qua prlncely friend, Colonel John H.
Stone leaves for Selma, Ala, by the
Central express, tomorrow mornhlhg'
A PHOTOGRAPH OF the moon hangs In
front Of the steps Leading 10 The second
story Of Messrs, II, a NJ, kahn's store
TUE chaIrmen OF the different com-
mltteea on barbecue should not Iall 10
meet at the mayors office, ut l2o'cloek
tomorrow,
Rny. Mn. WILL0EN viii preach TO
the Old Assembly preabytorIans this
morning IN usual, NJ the city hall, ut
II o'clock a. NJ.
TnE sacrament of the Lords supper
will DO administered NJ the conclusion
Of the services by DR. Smith, In The
ELM street Presbyterian church
Tms IL the day that Dallas Nuctlon'
Ger, Joe Booth, repairs his pulmonary
harp to ravish the ears Of his fellow
citizens during the secular hours.
A pAu of horses running of with u
wagon was n seven O'clock excitement
at the cast end yesterday morning.
The wagon was "done up into n
small parcel.
MEssRs. BUrrERPlELD ~ RuNDbErr
who contracted with tho city council
TO number the houses OF the city, have
Just finished their labors. The num-
Der 1910 completed the job. -
A GENTLEMAN, In walking on the
Main street retaining wall, yesterday
morning, struck his foot against u pro
jecting stone and fell into the culvert.
His face was severely cut.
THE individual who presides over
the ecu ent establishment nelghbor-
ing Thompson's Varieties, caught in n
rat trap yesterday, u mother rat with
her dozen children. The. matron and
her "bairns" were duly inundated
We acknowledge the reception of
the cards of Mr. August ITaelsky, of
this city, and Miss Resale Schwarts,
of Corsicana. They are indicative of a
most happy prospective event which
we wish both may enjoy in the fullest
The International hotel changed
propretors yesterday, Major Irwin
dsposing of his interest to Messrs.
Abbott d Bartholomew, who will con.
tinue to conduct II in the same salts
factory manner as under the old re-
CINE. t,al
A DRUNKEN driver of dray did his
finest to drive into carriage, on Elm
street. yesterday about noon, occupied
by two ladies', The lady who had hold
of the rains being an expert driver,suc-
ceedediu keeping clear of the scoun-
drel.
A BULL, belonging to Mr.. Thomas, of
the banking house of CASTOR Il Thorn
as, of thiscity, has the advantage over
the balance of its kind in being pro-
vided with fifth leg, which has grown
from the back of its neck, and 1t is as
good as any leg could be.
A TREE, decayed at its trunk, and
standing next to the Christian church,
to which pair of mules were tied,
broke down, yesterday, much to the
CONSERVATION of the long-eared quad
rupeds. Remarkable to say, however,
they decided not to run.
Mr.. JOHN MYERS, of the Wheeler 4
Wilson sewing machine company,
came across rattlesnake, near the
city, yesterday, defeated him In u fair
fight, brought him into the city and
exposed him to the gaze of the multi
tude. He measured in length four feet.
SINCE Dallas husbands have discov-
cred that, our druggists will sweep
with angelic grace TO wait on the
wives of the former who want to pur-
chase poison for rats, these Dallas hus-
bands never think of falling in love
with other women. Their wives might
set this poison where it would be taken
for sugar.
AS WILL be seen by notice i'm anoth-
er column, the school being taught in
the Masonic hall has been changed to
free school, and will continue as such
for four months from the Dist instant,
under the charge of J. II. Parsons, as
principal, with competent assistants.
The principal solicits the patronage of
the public. #fhh H''i#
The building heretofore known as
the Texas and Pacific saloon, was sold
on Saturday last by that enterprising
auctioneer, Mr.. Joe. G. Booth, to Colo
mel ]. b. Stone for the sum of Sl,0OS.