The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-31
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The old Signct office has been rented
10 Mr.. Dasye.
TlE business In pcrspiralion ycstcr-
dry was good.
DALLAS lodge No, AZ A. +. and \.
NJ, meets tomorrow night
Thy YOUR luck at the Dallas Agrl-
cultural aud Mechanics Git nssocia-
ton,
Sen advertisement of situation
wanted us book keeper in to-day's
paper.
TuE telegraph poles between this
city and Fort WORTH are now being
erected.
A BLIND man who collects spare
nckcls in public and reads fine print
In private, is among Us.
THE engine company are having n
splendid banner made. Sala h getting
1t up with his mastery touches.
THE Dallas Agricultural and Me-
chancs' Gift association, Main street,
draws each day, at II and =. NJ.
A HAT once worn 10y GaribNldi was
shown TO number of interested spec
tators by Its owner in this city, yesler-
day.
Go TO Whitaker u Wilkinson's on
Main street, and invest In the Dallas
Agricultural and Mechanics Git ASSOC
citation.
MELVILLE, southwestern passenger
agent of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad, remaincth for few
days IN our city.
THERE Is said to be more opium and
morphine consumed in this city in six
months than there is whisky drank in
two years.
THE LITTLE boys who arc to parli-
cipate in the parade will wear glaze
caps and provide themselves with u
leather belt
TIE annual election for officers of
the fire company will be held on Sat
urday evening ut their hall. See mo-
tice In another column.
Two NEGRO men got in an alterca-
ton ON Main street, east, yesterday af-
ter noon and one of them bit one of
the ears of the other entirely of.
SAM SLICK, u darkey banjo artist, is
to do some feline entrail twanging in
this city tomorrow. sam Is said 10 be
perfect colored angel with banjo.
WHENEVER you see real estate
SPECTATOR anda lawyer moving round
you may know that there is something
besides lager beer going TO be taken in.
PERCnED on the nose of "another
man." at one Of our hotels yesterday, II
pair of spectacles were deserted by their
owner, who had been looking for them
for week.
THE entire stock of furniture belong
ing to MI. A. Nj. Friend was sold yes
terday at prices that would have fright
ened Napoleon's statue on the column
Nendome.
The Victor hay scales, up and in
order, in front of Messrs. Kecne X
Nichols, does away with agreat deii-
cheney. But its just like Messrs. X. II
n. to see its necessity.
a Doa tied to wagon from Fort
Worth was found dead by its owner
on reaching this city yesterday. II
couldn't stand the amount of summer
which had struck in.
Two little girls riding in an uncov-
cred wagon approaching this city, yes
terday, were taken violently sick from
the heat, and were placed under charge
ola physician IN cast Dallas, in which
part of the city they We're compelled to
stop.
SEE CARD Of Messrs. IL. Hirsch Il
Co. Galveston, manufacturers agents
for agricultural machinery of every
kind, including steam engines. They
keep full stock of machinery on
hand ut all times at their warehouse.
See advertisement.
In is thought that those delegates
who hurried back from the conven-
lion, 70 ms 10 make connection with
the trains going out yesterday morn
ing, had received explicit Instructions
from their wives as to what time they
were 70 be back.