The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-11

raIlroad depot, yesterday morning,
renreseuted four thousand dollars
worth of clothing, The clothing con-
sisted of female apparel belonging 10
one lady.
ATTENTION II called TO The adVer'
tIeenent of lost watch IN t0'llays ph'
per. A liberal reward viii be pald iof
lis recovery ami no questions asked ny
leaving the watch NJ NJ a. lllbbler "
Co. Is auction house, Elm street.
A YouNo gentleman, conducting
musical class near this city, knocRed
one Of his pupils down on saturday
last because no didn't sing right 80
musical conductors "knock down too'
A YOUTH of this city, free from dls'
sanitation, wanted the conductor on
one of the trains leaving the city, yes
terday morning, to walt few minutes
until he crossed over the street ana
bought a needle to sew button on hls
pants.
A MAD grocer, living on one OF lhe
roads leading out OF this city, ialiihB
TO sell chow.chow Ancc 1t poisoned
some of the "beeples' ~ New YORK,
changed the label 80 as TO make II reau
; backward, SO "Wohc-wohc," ANA got
rid OF 1t without any trouble.
A SUIT of "ducln was picked up ear
~ yesterday morning on linrwoo"
street, near Commerce. The articles
: consisted of pants, coat and vest. On
; the vest was the word "Worm.' 80
the "enrly Bird" If he didn't get inc
worm, got the Worms clothing
A WOMAN crazed with liquor, living
in n tent In the southeastern part OF
the city, was about TO dash her cliiids
, brains out against u tree yesterday, ou'
: was prevented by Il negro girl about
fourteen years Of age who sllatcheo II
from her and ran away with 1t.
>, YuoUaI rather late, the DALLAS
q HERALD returns thanks to Captain Al
LENS Shreveport silver cornet band loI
the courtesy Of II graceful serenade Oh
y Wednesday night last. Though neither
The editors or publishers were present
j. the compliment was duly appreciated
10y them.
= Splfr wood in large quantities il
brought into This city for sale at com
+ pnutvcly small figures. Domestic econ
omy suggests its purchase now instead
of waiting for winter, as II viii b'
much higher then, and the probability
Of tight money market makes us als'
y remember that the average wood MAJ
n dom trust.
" In wouldn't surprise us bit II SOM
of these Sundays, from the Vigorou
Y, manner in which he goes through IT n
his front window every Sunday morn
n Ing, one Of our most pious citizen
m would rise in his pew and recommen
the back side Of y bible as being til
id best Of razor straps.
Ne A MAN man by the name OF Phillips
living on the Central road, about
m mile north OF the Pacific warehous,
.. held his dexter finger on the tracl
Yesterday, as the south bound trai
. was approaching the city, and had
=, severed from his hand by the engil
wheel. He said that he was tired c
the felon that was on IT,
~. For some reason not explained b
a, the dog, that animal, the property
Mr.. Burns, living on the McKinne
road, arose from his couch of graz
=" about four o'clock on Sunday plornin
: and stepping into the hennery, neat
beheadcd with his teeth just invent,
.er six of his masters chickens.
4 DRUNKEN white man kicked
the door OF q negro shanty near l.am'
:" street yesterday and fell sprawling Q
=" the floor as the dooroponed. In mil
ute afterwards he was boarded by IL
KS negro woman who lived IN the hon'
DE and soundly beat. After she had iii
ish6d this part of her welcome, al
re took him by his brown locks and dra!
is gcd him out into the street.