The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-02

TnE Pacific depot Is to be gas lln'
minated.
SPRING chickens, cheap and plump
aro on the market In large quantities,
COMMERCE street Ia destined TO DO
the promenade avenue Of this city,
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR KEEToN
talks very solemn under the head Of
new advertisements.
AUSTIN, the jewelcr, has got himself
TO ticking IN his new quarters, adjoin-
Ing Franks.
A GENTLEMAN IN this city has domes-
tlcated three weasclsto rid his premises
ofmlcc.
YESTERDAY was collection day, and
"damn ~ was q general aud very We
hcmont street phrase.
THE Dallas school boy who IL allow
cd 10 go bnro footed manages TO tread
on piece Of glass once every week.
A SQUAD Of Jail hoopoos are lcvcllng
offthe court house yard. lhcyare en-
chained to their work by ball and
chain.
Ton RANAHAN has laid aside his
touring garments and again appears
on our streets with his stay-Nt-llome
vestments.
CANTELopE and cucumber vines in
this city have nearlya been destroyed
by bugs, VINO are not near as large NJ
their damage.
JUDGE ANDREW, of Mckinney, who
was not merry Andrew, but sober as
any Judge was at the International on
Saturday.
TIE post Office falling TO come to
Stephens news stand, Stephens news
stand goes TO the post Office. That's
soft for Stephens.
Cry ENGINEER JOHNSON has been
appointed to take charge Of the con-
struction of the Wichita railroad. An
admirable selection.
Our lumber merchants report heuv-
Ter sales tho last month than for three
months prior. The most of II was
bought for Dallas county,
THE first butcher shop under the
new ordinance Is going up on Lamar
street, one half block north of Ross
avenue.
PozzoLANA, on volcanic ashes, are
among the curlosities gathered by II
new Dallaslte while travelling in for
eign countries.
COLONEL SrEAUioNs, one of our ablest
lawyers and valuable citizens is work
ing electrically for the opening of n
public park.
BREMEN and st. Louis larger beer
arc striving for the mastery in this
city. SO far they both so down throats
with equal regularity and in equal
quantities.
MEssRs. DAVENPORT n LOVE don't
make any noise about it, but with their
bright and fresh stock of groceries and
vegetables do a solid and widespread
business.
MILLER, the barber, has one of the
largest staff of tonsorlal aids, and one
of the most artistic in the state. Go
try,b and you will verify what we
affirm.
The real estate auction sale by
Messrs. Hibbler n Go. in front of the
court house door to-day at one O'clock,
should insure your presence. Refer
ence Is made to their advertisements
A FOOT pad was carried into n store
In east Dallas, yesterday, partially sun
stroke. He struck out again after n
couple Of hours of rest and medical at
tentlon.
THE civil court will hereafter hold
its session in the east room, that SUI
purb chamber of justice having been
placed IN readiness yesterday even
ing.
THERE Is one gentleman of Versatile
failings at large, for whom there are
eighteen capiases in the hands of Dali
las officers. How bounteous are thy
works, o majestic law!
JOHN H. BINGHAM, Esq, editor and
proprietor of the Mckinney Enquirer,
sweltered with profusion and pluck all
through Sunday and Monday In our
city.
THERE is an individual In limbo In
this city, who, but few years ago was
one of the heaviest and wealtbiest
contractors on the Kansas Pacific
railroad.
Who should be in the city yesterday
out j. "A. Shatt0ck, the rafting auc-
tioneer of Fort Worth. He went
through course Of handshaking that
would have paralyzed n pump handle.
A CHILD struck another on its arm
with shoe, OH Commerce street yes
terday, and severed small vein. A
hand full OF cobwebs applied TO the
vein was not applied in vain.
SEDBERRY has got two owls the size
of a mans jaw with toothache swell.
IL they could only talk like parrot,
how nice they'd answer to keep an
eye on married man at night.
CROSSINGS to the Central road on
Commerce, Main and Elm streets, is
needed improvement which is now be-
ing attended to. The city engineer is
also widening the streets at these