The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-13
OUR brick yards are preparing for u
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heavy fall demand.
CHRISTOPHER has sold his Bucepha-
lus and itgoes TO Marshall.
How TO go up higher than in II bal
loom get IN u thermometer.
WESTERN Texas Is ordering heavy
stocks from Dallas for fall trade,
THETexas and Pacific railroad bridge
IL completed to "tho other side"
DALLAS tailors make as many cloth
suits In summer as they do linen ones.
RosIN your hands and wad your lit
tie breeches, school boys, September's
coming.
PRIZES continue to be drawn ut the
Agricultural and Mechanical gift socl.
ETY., daily.
A DALLAS Chinaman would like u
clerkship in China Hall. The name
stakes him."
CONSIDER the soles of your feet, and
get street crossings ready in time loi
the fall rains.
ON Friday the sherlfs OF the diiler-
ent counties of the state meet IN coun-
Gil ut Corsicana.
HAY, in large quantities, Is coming
into the city, and the toothplck bust
ness Is below par.
YESTERDAY should have suited our
genial friend, the agent of the NJ, X.
and 4. 1t was hds-y.
AN effort to sell load of corn, ON
our streets, yesterday, ut seventy-tlye
cents per bushel, failed,
CORD wood selleth at three dollars
and seventy-five cents per cord In this
city,-in spite of the heat.
WILL one of our lawyers step to the
front and tell US what he knows about
1.-THE Mckinney sucker"
ANOTHER attempt to grapple with
the majestic science Of getting up u
city directory is to be made.
The wheel keeps turning at the Dali
las Agricultural and Mechanical Gift
society, and turning out fortunes,
RICHARDSON WAGNER, a negro liv-
ing in the eastern part of the city, has
caught a mouse lob de cullah of red"
SEVERAL hundred dollars We're
drawn, yesterday, at the Dallas Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Gift society.
A MAN rode a horse into this city,
yesterday, which had been stolen from
him twenty-three times in forty days.
BEcKETr, our mettlesome soliciting
steed, returned from one of his GUS
tomary triumphant "towers," yester-
day.
WHOSE dead dog was that at the
Junction of Commerce and Harwood
streets, yesterday? An pnfragrant
mass
Two little girls playing on Pearl
street, yesterday afternoon, were run
over by cart and both of them Sc
verely bruised.
Mr.. JOHN II. RYAN, deputy marshal,
requests us to state that he is not the
]. II. Ryan elected president of the
Britanic society--and we've stated it.
Four men contemplated suicide in
this city yesterday, but two of them
got drunk and the other two changed
their minds after winning at a game OF
quoits.
ONE restaurant keeper in Dallas, be-
sides feeding the stomach of his pat.
rons with capital hash, feeds their
souls with the music from forty-eight
knocking birds.
THERE Is a man in this city by the
name of James Parton; he knows
nothing about the "falsehoods of the
daily press" but sells "open stone"
peaches and Is gay.
THE iron fronts for the new build.
ings on the Odd Fellows ball block,
purchased in st. Louis, are overdue.
Might not these delays be obviated by
purchasing right at home?
A TRUNK lying on the platform OF
one Of our railroad depots yesterday,
caused a meek baggage master to ex-
claim, "How In the devil come that
box car on this platIorm?n
CAPTAIN EAsToN, formerly agent Of
The Central road In this city, Is, we