The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-14

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Mr.. LANTZollers, in another column,
pleasantly located and convenient
house for rent.
AN engineer Is wanted ut Messrs.
Grove a. Watts new planning mill.
See advertisement.
FIFTY dozen eggs were sold to II
housekeepcr, on Pacific avenue, yes
terday, and but eight Of the lot turned
out good.
THE morning express, yesterday, on
the Central rond, had twelve orphan
children on board on their way to the
Bayland asylum, near Galveston.
LOST for two years and then return
ing again to his stable, was n story
told us by n gentleman of this city
about his horse, which got back yes
rday.
REAL estate sales In this city the past
week were extraordinarily heavy.
The most Of the purchases being made
by capitalists who propose improving
the same.
"HAzARD powder" Is II hazardous
article lettered into very nobby sign,
on the east side Of the nourlshlng
house of Messrs. Schneider a. Davis.
THIRTY dollars was one of the prizes
drawn Mt the Dallas gift society. There
were others of two and five dollars.
The former was on dollar ballot, and
$40 latter OH twenty-five cent ones.
The lawyers who were the actors in
that much regretted affair, at the city
court room, yesterday, will excuse us
this time. Our pencil has just given
out
PROPOSITIONS are now in the hands
of contractors, In this city, TO rebuild
the balance of the burnt district on
Elm street. The plans of the buildings
are drawn upon the most ample scale.
~. M. AND II. H." presented Deputy
Marshal Ryan, yesterday, with n
beautiful cane of superior finish. II Is
to be used on "dress parade" only, not
In advancing on battery or in ac-
ton.
A YOUNG gentleman, eighteen years
of age, appeared on our streets yester-
day with his legs inside of pair of
breeches made of star spangled ban
ner. He sits down tenderly ON ten of
the stars.
THE Sanger RIOS. have improved
the front of their store 10y the addition
oftwo canvas awnings, upon the apron
portion of which they are having
painted in snowy letters very orna-
mental sign.
COLONEL GEORGE w. BAYLOR, the
senior member ofone ofour leading III
surance firms, returned home after n
protracted absence, yesterday. We
believe the colonel took in Chicago in
his tour.
THAT most courteous gentleman and
excellent officer, Major johnson, cattle
inspector for this county, informs us
that he ships from five to ten and
twelve car loads of cattle from this city
daily.
MIR. ARDLE, of Terrell, was i'm the
city yesterday, having with him some
specimens of brick of a kiln, which he
has just burned in his town. They
were among the very best we have
seen.
The colored female peace breaker,
from the windows of the calabooose,
drops tender missives to her "man.n
And then to imagine the painting
Romeo gushing in response: 40,
would | were glove upon that hand |
that l might touch that cheek"
A THIEF broke into Mrs. Towards
Kitchen, on Swiss street, Saturday
morning, and departed laden with two
bake pans full of unbaked rolls, which
had been prepared the night before
three mackerel which had been put to
soak, and half a sack of flour.
To THE surprise of gentleman of
this city, yesterday, instead OF hauling
up a bucket of water out of his WELL he
found it to be bucket OF some kind of
oil. This never happened before, and
he had a stout suspicion that his miss
Ing oil can is lying ut the bottom of
his well. That il the only way in
which he can account for the presence
Of oil In that quarter.
GETTING it all at once. A family
about to settle in this county, bought
in this city, yesterday, lumber for their
iwelling, lumber for store, all their
household goods, and their store