The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-26

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FRocK COATS, neck Ties, gloves, etc.,
etc., at Sangers, suitable for tho grand
ball.
In costs Ave dollars TO slt In the win
dow OF the court room. You zee how
II spells things 10 be hot,
BuTTERMlLK on Ice or Ice on butter
milk, comes IN for patronage now, At
some of our soda water stands.
THRAsHINa has commenced In the
western part of this county. Thrash
Ing wheat we mean.
SANGER Bros. have some elegant
tollcttcs, for ladies' aud gentlemen, es-
peclally for the grand bull.
CAPTAIN SwiNK, wife and eldest
daughter returned from tho state fair
TO their elegant home, ON Sunday.
THE leaso and furniture ofa board
Ing house are offered per advertise
ment.
DEMONSTRATING pigeons Is becoming
general in our city. Almost every
yard has It's plgoonry. Squabby.
The weather is NJ eloqurntly warm
and as brilliantly bright az Colonel De
Morso's speech 10 the Texas veterans,
PROPRIETOR BouNy, ofthe civilian
Tell House." we aro glad to know, IL
hastily getting lis injured leg all right
again. Leg-itimately right.
LlGHrNING-RoD lnsulators have
boon long enough within the reach of
the boys, and now they take 'em OF
for "devilmonto aud SPY glasses.
A PROGRESSIVE street-cm driver
wants n fruit and soda water stand in
his Cur. A syrupy, u skinny and, in
one sense, seedy suggostionl
PURE, unadulterated, uncontamina.
tod, unstalued Havana cigars are now
for sale at Gosln's. fyou ask for the
"baby brandt you'll hit 'om.
VIZ have known instances where
people and lleas have sat down ON the
same chair at the same time. The
fleas seemed to enjoy 1t.
CAPTAIN ADAMS and lady are 70 in
stated In the "cedars," after au enjoy
able participation in the Houston at
traction.
Has our Episcopal churoh-fellow,
Captain Gay, communicated HIM
self? Tho Baptist excurslonists called
him "Brother Gay,n
THE Central depot is TO be lighted
with gus. Digging of the trench for
the mains towards that building IL, we
think proof as strong us holy writ"
MAJOR II II. GRuBER, cashier of the
Dallas County bank il, II we err not,
experiencing in our city the exaltatlon
OF Texas thermometers over Louisiana
ones.
WE We're decidedly gratitlcd to meet
that sterling young citizen, Captain
Joe Leonard, on our streets yesterday.
He has just returned from st. Louis,
and looks MS II he had harnessed TWEEN
tyyears more to his life by the trip.
VIZ have had the pleasure of a call
from Colonel J. c. Pickett, formerly
editor and proprietor of the Natchito-
ches (lIa.) Times, Colonel Pickett,
like many other Loulsianians, is pros
pecting in our part of Texus for flu
ture home.
THE tremendous sacrifice of fine
household furniture at auction by Hill. |
Shields n 20, ON Tuesday morning,
May 10th, at their auction rooms, at 10
O'clock, cannot afford to be overlooked.
Our citizens should cut this out and |
stick 1t up where they will SEQ 1t.
UNDER tho action of the county |
court, MIR. Jacob Nussbaumer is grading
and bridging Mill creek, where Swiss |
street strikes out, an Improvement
much needed. As everything of the |
kind undertaken by Mr.. Nussbaumer |
the work is being done In an excellent |
manner.
A VERY thoughtful young lady In |
this city, whose lover is very fond of |
green fruit, never goes out walking
with him, but she arms herself with |
bottle Of peppermint Deuced If she's |
going to have him Stop in the midst of
o votive gush to make q face like he
had run tack in his foot.
The Dallas real estate and building
association purchased, on Saturday
last the lots belonging to Messrs.
Schoellkolpf Il Doelling and Robert |
Ogden, on the burnt district, and win |
at once build on the same two store
houses; two stories high, with iron
front.
MEssRs. BLOCK, JET h Co. give no.
tice IN to.day's paper that they will
vacate theirpresent building, Temporal
rily, OH the first Of June, and until that
date will sell their present stock Of
groceries at and below cost. Now Is
The time to get bargains in staple gro
,erles. See advertisement
THE mating on the floorof the main
entrance TO the court house, is showing
lgns Of usage. They shouldn't carry
uch heavy law books over II, and the
nan who Is selected a Juror against
is win, ought not TO be al owed to
'alk over 1t; he puts his foot down too
ard.
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