The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-15
THE new street car is named "Main

THE new street chr IL named "Main
Street.
The Pacific road will he running to
Eagle Ford by the oath instant.
"MIssoURI cider Is II sign hung up
Mt the Esprit bank"
MIR. CRABBE "carried out" the new
street car on her first trip, yesterday,
SINCE the arrival of the new street
car, the old ones will now undergo re-
pair throughout.
A BOX Of goods left this city, yester-
day, In very marked manner. 1T was
marked on all Its six sides.
EVERYBODY who comes to Dallas
this weather will receive warm well
come.
F0RrY.EIGHT passengers were haul
ed In one OF the street ears the other
day In one trip from the west end to
the east end.
THE friendly tnpe-worm doth not
Irvine In this city, nor in Texas either,
sayeth the NJ. DIS.
WE got up yesterday morning and
caught the thermometer tickling nine
ty-One.
REMEMBER the fate of Charley Ross,
Dallas mothers, and look out for your
children.
In does not look well to see hogs
wallowing In the main streets Of the
city.
NINE hundred dollars have been rails
ed for the East fork bridge. Sixteen
hundred more Is wanted.
Two negro women attempted to fight
duel in this city, yesterday, with
shot guns.
A BRIDE, thirteen years of age, was
discovered, yesterday, in IN emigrant
wagon, OH its way through this city.
WHITE kids are worn by man in
this city at his meals, and twO.thirds
of his acquaintances yet say he's sane.
CAVE HURLEY, one of the best gem
tlemen at the case in this "neck of the
woods" is back among his friends
again.
The John Smiths in Dallas, will
have to take after the city directory
man with u shot gun, to get their
names In.
AN enterprising youngster made a
barrel of ink in this city few days
ago, and sold IL all out yesterday at ten
cents u pint, and made "big money!
THERE will be services at the city
hall Tomorrow morning at half past
ten o'clock, by the Rev. J. Milligen.
a cordial welcome to the public,
A BRICK store house is to be built on
Lamar street. in the rear of Messrs.
Marsalis " Underwood and Messrs.
uilmann ~ Co., by Mr.. Wallace,
SOME noses in Dallas are large. A
little boy saw one across a fence YES
terday and went up to get on ii and
see-saw with the man on the other
end.
ATTENTION is called to the adver.
tisement of a. III. Sheppard, VINO of.
fers for rent the new store on the
"buckhorn corner" near Grove 4
Watts mill.
MEN with axes have not spared those
trees adjoining the Pacific railroad
depot and as they were fruitful oi
nothing better than oaths We think il
all right that they were "hewn down
and cast into the fire."
ATTENTION Is called to the adver-
tisement of w. ii. Keene, offering for
sale or exchange some valuable prop
erty In Kentucky, description of
which may he found In his advertise.
ment.
A LoAFER made a spittoon out of a
gentleman's boot MS he was passing
along Main street, yesterday afternoon,
and Ia minute afterwards that loafer
was seen trying to swallow the gentle
mans boot with the gentleman's foot
In the same, helping 1t down.
A FLAT-IRoN cauvasser applied at q
private residence in this city, yester-
day, to dispose Of his patent: "Do you
think ] want one Of them 'holler
things with such a husband as I've got?
No sir! want the old solid kind that
sends him to the floor at the first
blow!"