The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-23
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i'N'''N Wv I"''''N
Coops OF turkeys are being brought
In.
CouRrlN' just before SUM $50 Is Dol'
las custom.
0MNIDuses from the ilolps yesIol-
dry crowded.
TnE llbvMy directors didn't meet on
Mondaynlght M directed,
TiIe Cental road ~ runnIng Oh,
heavy shipments OF cotton.
TnE "floalsn were salling depot
wards yesterday, loaded wi,h cotton.
A ONE hundred dollar copper boiler
for Wilson'S bath rooms was put In yos-
terday.
REV. DR.. SMITH, Of the elm street
Presbyterian church, left for McKln-
ney yesterday.
A RAIN storm, carrying u norther on
Its back, made good Roadway through
th's ivy yesteruhy'
DALLAS was brought up staring the
other day ut the appearance of ie-
male on her streets carrying II cane.
PASSENGERS by the Fort Worth
stage, last evening, report a heavy fall
of rain west of this city and the creeks
rapidly rising.
ONE Of our druggists proclaimed to
the satisfaction of The pubic, on Tues
day morning, that he wos for Ward in
the interests of his own happiness.
TBE finder of plain gold ring,
which is supposed to have been lost ON
Elm street, wit be Suitably rewarded
by leaving the same at the residence
of DIR. Ewing.
A STRANGER, probably insane, en-
tered CastlebeIys saloon, yesterday
morning, and assaulted the proprietor
with a knife. He was arrested by City
Marshal Peak.
KIssINGBR, against whom there are
eight indictments by the grand jury of
this county, was arrested by one of
our deputy sher,lls yesterday, and is
now in Jail awaiting his "call."
A SNARE eight feet long crossed
Main street near The Phoenix bo,el,
yesterday, during the min A tall
man, with the colnulency of a lath and
an eye OF the spocless honesty ola Gus
tom house olicet, told Us so.
THE man who tried to pal b his hair
in the middle, yesterday, on Main
street, with his squar. .toed boot, was
examining the grouud in a moment or
80 afterwards to find out If there were
steel springs in Dallas mud that gave
it such control over his legs.
The dashing and always reliable
house of Messrs. f. P. Bryan Il Co.,
are in receipt Of u splendid stock of la
dies and misses furs, also gentemen's
fur collars. This is one of the most
complete line of this style of goods
ever brought to Dallas.
The man whose leg was SO badly
crushed by the safe which slipped from
the skids in unloading it at the city
bank, yestei day, was compelled to UNI
dergo amputation of that member in
order TO save his life. Tue amputation
performed by DR.. Hughes.
A STORE house; twenty-five by sixty
feet, Is now In course of construction
on the corner of Elm aud Peal lstreets.
This Improvement is due to the enter
prising Mr.. p. Handel, who, when
completed, win occupy one of the
handsomest stores in the city. The
bIick work is done by Mr.. ]. @. Adj
ans. ls
WHENEVER rival Dallas insurance
agents find that they must shake hands
with each other, you notice that they
always put on padded gloves. The
vice-like warmth and crosscut-saw-
like penetration with which their
hands clasp, and which results from
the cheer they feel at meeting, renders
this provision necessity against in
slant death.
THE gentleman who Left Huntsville
a few days ago, without informing the
public as to his object, and who, on
his arrival In this city, took up with
thestreet gang, and was urged on Mon
day BY the city marshal 10 encumher