The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-08

Cry FATHERs are the timers OF
city lt-ln-eranSY
THIS northors have come, the biggest
blowers OF the year,
TonAcco has advanced since the
grasahoppem have arrived
HANDSOME neck ties, stylish acaris
aud the finest gloves, nj kahn'u.
LArE cantelopoa have lately made
their appearance on our market
WAGONS were. spending their time
mostly, yesterday, stalling In cutters,
We sincerely regret to learn OF the
lndIsposltIon Of District Attorney Bow
on.
Tins Dallas compress Ia "squo1lng"
them Vt the rate Of two hundred bales
day.
DRINKwATEn was the name Of q
drummer for coffee house, who was In
this city last week. rs
In order 10 savo time, we suppose,
several showers Of ram came down all
together last night.
In underwear, furnishing goods, etc.,
Il. ~ M, Kahn'sls the largest and best
assorted In Dallas.
ONE of the first men 10 seek shelter
from the shower yesterday afternoon,
was water cart man.
LOST colts In vocilerous request after
their female parents are among our
grievous street scenes.
WANTED, man who can tell US
whether we are TO have fair or not
in this county, this fall.
Six kegs of nails were found on Com
merce street, on Tuesday night. Prob
ably lost by some frelghter
WE WE'RE informed yesterday that
u new special mail agent has been APP
pointed for this part of the state.
For the latest styles of gents,
youths, and boys clothing, suitable to
the season, 60 to Il. ". M. Kahn's.
A LOCAL reporter Is the verlest of
"itinerants,n and where to get that
two hundred dollars Is what maddens
us.
SEVERAL CAR loads of the first COM
pressed cotton in this city was shipped
to Fall River, Massachusetts,, yester-
day. H
AN emigrant train, camping south of
this city, lost six head of horses on
Tuesday night by fright from the
wind. e,.ts
VoaEL, of the Houston Stats lei
tung, one of the ablest and most relia-
BILE German journals in the south, is in
the city. ,s
THE exuberant Mcclellan, of the tea
house of Messrs. White, Bishop 81 Co.,
of st. Louis, Is round teaz-ing our
merchants.
HARDcAsTLE, of the Houston Age,
passed through this city, yesterday, to
pick up what remains of the Collin
county fair.
The DALLAS Board of Trade have is.
sued their constitution and bylaws,
with full list of Its officers, in neat
pamphlet form.
A GRAND temperance rally will take
place at the court house next week.
Several Quakers will represent, which
will make 1t additionally sober.
OUR usually considerable dry goods
friend, Wheat, should take in that
wheat sign of his ii he wants to cast
contempt upon the grasshopper. i
The male grasshopper wears his
whiskers Ia Dundreary. The female
starches herself with corn starch and
wears stalks of wheat in her hair.
A GENTLEMAN from Ohio, who reach
ed the city yesterday, said they had ice
in Columbus four days ago. an inch
thick. Poohl we've had II two foot
think in Dallas all summer.
AcoLoRED boy found several pieces
of china on Mckinney street, yester-
day. They consisted of four plates and |
three cups, with saioers. There, Mr..
Goslin, we have another china haul.
BY reference to another column, SIM
gle gentlemen or families desiring
board will find the advertisement of
the commodious and convenient two
story residence on Commerce street,
between Chestnut and Harwood, Offer
ing accommodations either by the day,
week or month, with lodging if pre-
ferred.
A MAN wandered up Lamar street,
Yesterday afternoon, ON very agitated
inder-pinning. When he stopped,
gentleman whose life Is given to in
luiry asked him why he got over,