The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-22

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SEE dissolution of copnrtnership OF
Messrs. M. A. Hibbler Il Co.
BATH rooms TO be attached TO sa-
looms IL solemnly considered In Dial
las.
" PERCIE," of the st. Louis Times,
corresponding from this city, signs his
with IN "ie."
THE Agricultural and Mechanics
Gift society offers you large gains on
small Investments.
}. w. WALKER, Esq, proprietor of
that excellent hotel, the Capitol, of
Marshall, IL visiting our city.
EVERYBODY Is drawing large sums
on a paltry deposit at the Agricultural
and Mechanics Git society.
A DALLAS dandy will not have his
boots BACKED by any boot black who
does not mix his paste with rose water,
UP to date, twelve hundred dollars
has been raised on the East fork bridge.
The next thing will be to raise the
bridge.
THINK of obtaining u few hundred
dollars for twenty-five cents. The Ag.
ricultural and Mechanics Gin society
offers this.
Our merchants ure receiving their
fall stocks to considerable extent al
ready. A better class of goods charac-
terizes them.
A MAIDEN lady In this city, forty
years of age, has face OH her like
"sweet SIXTEEN" and n foot on her like
scoop shovel.
AN elderly female In this city has
christened u favorite rooster of this
springs growth, Henry Ward Beecher.
Ingenious old lady!
The hot weather in this city, in
many cases, has required the complete
rebuilding of the awnings. in front of
some of our business houses.
RAINS to the south of this city has
interrupted the business of budding
sculptors In Dallas. Their models
have disappeared under quilts.
DURING these moonlight nights Dal-
las boys spend fifteen minutes In sleep
and, inclusive of the day time, twenty
three hours aud half in playing base
ball.
PASSENGERS over the Pacific road
can procure berth aud state room tick
cts on the sleepers, ut any hour of the
day, by applying to Captain Tho mas,
ticket and freight agent, at the COM
pany's depot.
A RIFLE standing in grocery store,
mile from this city, on the McKin-
ney road, suddenly let itself OIL yester-
day afternoon, and charitably put
hole IN the side of the building instead
Of the body off man.
A YOUNG gentleman of this city, who
is principally known for his amount of |
clothes, left the immediate vicinity
of street sprinkler, yesterday, after
its valve was opened, with derisive
caste of countenance and fearful state
of his trowsers.
MAIN street, In places, needs the at
tention of the street gang. The first
heavy rain will play the deuce with this.
thoroughfare IN rendering II almost inn
passible, aud the business season COM
ing OH, any interruption of business by
defective highways will be very seri-
ously felt.
ZONE wag tied young pup on the
back of hog in the upper part of the
city, yesterday, and the hog spent
most Of the day in parading portions
Of Main, Elm and Commerce streets.
with his burden, who seemed as con-
tent on his perch as an Indiaman in
his houtlah on an elephants back.
A TWO horse wagon and buggy col
lided OH east Elm street, yesterday af-
ternoon. The man In the wagon was
trying the all-the.road dodge, and In
addition to one Of his horses getting
badly injured by one of the wheels of
the buggy, the WAGNER came down In
the road on the crown of his head.
THE first through car of freight re-
ceived In this city, over the Pacific
road, came In yesterday. 1t was car
load Of shingles consigned to Messrs. |
e. r. Cowen q Co, of this city, aud b
was run through In three days. Here q
after there will be no breakage Of bulk n